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OFFICE IN CASE BUILDING.
J. F. CRANK, Secretary.
GEO. EMMET HALL, M .D., Medical Examiner.
L. D. CORTRIGHT, Vice President.
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TAGS
For every description of Merchandise,
SUCH AS
WOOLENS,
FANCY GOODS,
Dry Goods,
DENNISON'S MERCHANDISE TAGS
JEWELRY,
HARDWARE,
FOR
CLOTHING
AGRICULTURAL
CLOTHS. CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. HARDWARE. FANCY GOODS. JEWELRY, &C.&C.
FURNITURE,
IMPLEMENTS.
SHIPPING & TREE LABELS.
cec.
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Dennison's Patent SHIPPING TAGS.
FANCY
LABELS. JUNE
DENNISON & CO. 198 Broadway, New York.
TICKETS
Patent Shipping Tags & Shipping Cards
MADE FROM
DENNISON'S TOUGH CHEAP STOCK,
Manufactured by
DENNISON & CO.,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA. For Sale by Printers and Stationers Everywhere.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE PATRONS OF THE WORK,
EXHIBITING THEIR NAMES AND ADDRESS, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, ACCORDING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE TRADES, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS.
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Annunciators.
CHALMERS THOMAS, 79 Varick, New York. (See advertisement.) NEWMAN & CAPRON, 1172 Broadway, New York. (See adv't.)
Artists' Materials.
FROST & ADAMS,
(Successors to M. J. Whipple & Co.), 33 and 35 Cornhill, Boston
HASTINGS F. C. & CO. 54 and 56 Cornhill, Boston
Awnings.
BURTON W. H. & CO.
manufacturers of mildew-proof awnings, water- proof horse and wagon covers, 156 Canal, New York
Axe Manufacturers.
DOUGLAS AXE MANUFAC- TURING CO. manufacture Hunt's and Sharp's Axes and other Edge Tools, 215 Federal, Boston
Axles and Springs. ÆTNA AXLE AND SPRING CO. Bridgeport, Conn.
BRIDGEPORT SPRING CO. Bridgeport, Conn. (See adv't.)
Bagging and Cordage. MARYLAND BAG FACTORY, Klinefelter Brothers, mnfrs. Bags, Twines, Cor- dage, &c. South, cor. Pratt, Baltimore
WILLIAM WALL'S SONS, 113 Wall, New York.
Band Saw Machines. WELCH & CHIPMAN, 56 Dorchester av. Boston
Bankers and Brokers,
Bangs E. D. & G. W. & Co., 88 State, Boston. CLEWS HENRY & CO. 32 Wall, New York. JAMISON B. K. & CO. 3d, cor. Chestnut, Philadelphia Turner Bros. Nassau, cor. Pine, New York
Banks. NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK, 2 Wall, New York.
Base Ball Players' Supplies.
PECK & SNYDER,
Base Ball and Sportsman's Emporium, 126 Nas- sau, N. Y.
Baskets and Willow Ware.
ZINN CHARLES & CO. 406 Broadway and 72 to 76 Walker, New York
Bell Hangers and Locksmiths. NEWMAN & CAPRON, 1172 Broadway, New York. (See adv't.)
Boat Builders.
WATERS, BALCH & CO. 303 River, Troy, N. Y. (See adv't).
Bobbins and Spools. Watson Edward F. Lowell, Mass.
Boiler Tubes.
MORRIS, TASKER & CO. 209 S. 3d, Philadelphia, and 15 Gold, New York
Book and Newspaper Folding Ma- chines. CHAMBERS, BROTHER & CO. 3001 Chestnut, Philadelphia. (See adv't.)
Boot and Shoe Findings.
BUTTERFIELD WILLIAM, 6 Murray, New York, and 26 Pearl, Boston HENSHAW EDWARD & CO.
Importers and dealers in French Calf Skins, Linings, Shoe Tools, &c .; all kinds of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' goods and importers of Ro- settes and fancy Shoe Trimmings. 92 & 94 Milk, Boston.
Boot and Shoe Machinery. BUTTERFIELD WILLIAM,
A full line of Machinery for the manufacture of Boots and Shoes. The Wax Thread Sewing Machine, Self-Feeding Eyelet Machine, Cable Sole Sewing Machine. Also a full line of goods for Boots and Shoes. 6 Murray, New York and 26 Pearl, Boston.
GRAVES L. S.
Mnfr. of Boot and Shoe Machinery, Die Sole, Stripping, Sandpaper. Splitting and Rolling Cutting Machinery, Heel Presses, etc. Agts. for all improved machinery. Mill, cor. Factory, Rochester, N. Y.
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TRIPP, EDDY & CO.
Mnfrs. and dealers in Machinery of all kinds, Leather Cutters, Dies, etc. Engines, Boilers, Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers, Leather Belting, of all kinds, etc., comprising a complete outfit for a Boot and Shoe Factory. Lynn, Mass. Salesroom, 92 and 94 Milk, Boston.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Goods. BROOKS & YOUNG, 58 Pearl, New York CRAGIN, PAGE & CO. 19 High and 173 Federal, Boston HAVEN & WRIGHT, 26 Pearl, Boston PHINNEY & PHILLIPS, 15 and 17 High, Boston
ROSS, PEARCE & CO.
Sewing Machine Threads, Boot and Gaiter Webbs, Elastic Goring, Shoe Ducks, &c., &c., 58 and 60 Milk, Boston
TILLSON & CO. 104 Milk, Boston
Boot and Shoe Warehouses. BLANCHARD CHARLES, 118 Merrimack, Haverbille, Mass. CHASE, MERRITT & BLANCH- ARD, 20 and 22 Pearl, Boston FAY & STONE, 14 High, Boston LANE JENKINS & SONS, 61 and 63 Pearl, Boston
· POTTER & JACQUES,
Whol. mnfrs. of Ladies', Misses' and Children's fine Boots and Shoes. 200 Merrimack, Haver- hill. Mass.
ROBBINS ADAM B. 16 High, Boston
Brass Manufacturers. BENEDICT & BURNHAM MNFG. CO., Waterbury, Conn. BROWN & BROTHERS, Manufactory, Waterbury, Conn., Warehouse, 79 Chambers, New York
Brass Cock Manufacturers. KIRK GEORGE R.
propr. Keystone Brass Works, mnfr. of brass cocks, valves, etc. for water, gas and steam, 1021 and 1023 North Front, Philadelphia
Brass Ware Manufacturers. Waterbury Button Co., Waterbury, Conn, Brick Machinery and Tools. CARNELL F. L. & D. R. 1844 Germantown av. Philadelphia CHAMBERS, BROTHER & CO. 3001 Chestnut, Phila. (See adv't.)
Brick Presses. CARNELL GEORGE, 1819 and 1821 Germantown, Phila. MILLER SAMUEL P. 309 S. 5th, Philadelphia
Brush Manufacturers.
Berrien Daniel, 228 Pearl, New York Bradley & Smith, 251 Pearl, New York. FURNALDS, CHAMPION & CO. 257 Pearl, New York McMurray John G.& Co. 277 Pearl, New York Martin James M. C. extra paint brush mnfr. 115 Ful- ton, New York Miles Bros. 117 John, New York
Button Manufacturers.
WATERBURY BUTTON CO. Waterbury, Conn.
Car and Omnibus Manufacturers. STEPHENSON JOHN & CO. 47 E. 27th, New York
Card Manufacturers.
BECK CHARLES,
mnfr. of china, blank, railroad, enameled, mar- bled and bristol board cards; fancy, colored, glazed, plated and enameled papers, 123 S 3d, Philadelphia
Carpets (Manufacturers.)
BROMLEY JAMES & BROS.
mnfrs. of extra superfine ingrained carpetings, etc. York st. below Front, Philadelphia
BROMLEY JOHN & SONS, mnfrs, of 3 ply and extra superfine ingrain car- petings, etc. York st. below Front, Phila.
DITTIE JAMES, Nonpariel Carpet Works, 1945 Amber, Phila. DOERR JOHN. 433 and 435 Taylor. Philadelphia
DORNAN, MAYBIN & CO. Howard, cor. Oxford, Philadelphia GANIARD BROS.
Turkish ottomans and Hassock Makers, 211 Canal, New York Gay John, mnfr. of medium super and extra super ingrain and Venetian carpets, Howard, ne. cor. Norris, Philadelphia Hindman William A. 431 Taylor, Philadelphia
HUSTON JOHN, 608 E.Cumberland, Philadelphia MAGEE & LYONS, Hope, cor. Columbia av. Philadelphia Peacock R. & Sons, 1741 Hope, Philadelphia Soule Horace H. propr. of the Eliot Mills, office and warerooms, 30 N. Front, Philadelphia
Carpets. (Importers and Dealers.) CHILDS, CROSBY & LANE, 116 Tremont, Boston Fowle, Torrey & Co., 164 Washington, Boston GOLDTHWAIT, SNOW & KNIGHT, 33 Washington, Boston
PRAY JOHN H. SONS & CO. 192 Washington, 23 Franklin and 63. Hawley, Boston
Chemicals.
BAKER H. J. & BROS.
imps. of chemicals, East India goods, and French window glass. Mnfrs. of refined saltpetre, refined camphor, bi. carb. soda, and castor oil. 215 Pearl, New York
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Children's Carriages. BITTMANN & CO. 814 and 816 5th, New York CRANDALL & CO.
manfrs. of Hobby-Horses, children's Carriages, &c. Send for circular, 562 Third av. New York
Chromos. FOERSTER EDMUND & CO. publishers and importers, 54 Maiden Lane, New York.
Coach and Carriage Makers. DUBOIS PETER, SON, 202 Greene, New York. (See adv't.) GOOLD JAMES & CO. Albany, N. Y. (See adv't.)
KEAN & LINES,
Manufacturers of Fine
CARRIAGES
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Clarences, Coupes, Landaus, Landauletts,
Cor. of Chapel & Wallace Sts.,
NEW HAVEN, ONN.
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 110 and 112 Sudbury, Boston McLEAR & KENDALL, Wilmington Delaware, and 138 and 140 N.Broad, Philadelphia.
PETRY, GEISSEL, BAYHA & CO, mnfrs. of Carriages, only, 480 to 486 St. John, Philadelphia
ROGERS W. D.
Manufacturers of Fine CARRIAGES only. Ware- rooms 1009 and 1011 Chest- nut. Manufactory 13th and Parish Sts., formerly occupied by Geo. W. Wat- son & Co., (retired) Phila.
STIVERS R. M. mnfr. of strictly first class CARRIAGES, in the newest and latest designs, for PARK, ROAD and TRACK driving. 144 to 152 E. 31st, New York.
Confectioners. FOBES, HAYWARD & CO. 96 and 98 Sudbury, Boston :Confectioner's Tools. MILLS THOS. & BRO. 901 and 910 Nassau, Philadelphia!
Cordage, etc. FITLER EDWIN H. & CO.
Philadelphia Cordage Works, 23 N. Water, and 22 Delaware av. Philadelphia
Cotton and Woolen Goods. (Manufacturers.) Murphy Joseph P. mnfr. of fancy Shawls, Honey Comb Quilts, &c. Amber, cor. Huntingdon, Phil- adelphia Cutters and Dies. Coyle J., Lynn, Mass.
Druggists. (Wholesale.)
BROWN FREDERICK, proprietor of F. Brown's Ess. Jamaica Ginger,5th, cor. Chestnut, Philadelphia
FOUGERA E. 80 N. William, New York MAYNARD & NOYES,
sole agents for Brown's Shaker Valerian, Cor- bett's Shaker Sarsaparilla and Dr. Dean's Rheu- matic Pills, 75 and 77 Water, Boston
Dyers and Finishers.
NEW YORK DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Staten Island. 98 Duane, New York. Silk, Cotton and Woolen Dying in every vareity executed promptly.
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING
ESTABLISHMENT.
BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO.
Office, 5 and 7 John, New York. Branch offices, 47 N. 8th, Philadelphia. 110 W. Baltimore, Baltimore.
Electro Magnetic Machines. Neff J. 622 Cherry, Phila. NEFF WILLIAM C.
mnfr. of Electro Magnetic Machines for Medical use. Cures Rheumatism, Paralysis, pains in the back, Dyspepsia and all Chronic Complaints. Recommended by the Faculty. 632 Market, Phila.
Elevators. BALDWIN & CLARK, 61 and 63 Haverhill, Boston. Emblematic Signs.
WASHBURNE, THE EMBLEM Sign and Weather Vane Maker, No. 4 Cortlandt St., N. Y. Send for Illustrated Book.
Enameled Oil Cloths.
NENNINGER PETER, Factory, Market, cor. Ferguson, Newark, N. J. office and warehouse, 4 Warren, New York
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Engine and Tug Builders. KENSINGTON IRON WORKS, Established 1848, builders of tug boats, steam yachts, portable and stationary engines, Beach, cor. Vienna, Philadelphia
Feather Dusters.
Steele's Dusters, patented 1845, Steele & Co. mnfrs. 3 Park Row, N. Y.
Files. BARNETT G. & H.
Black Diamond File Works, Philadelphia
Fine Art Foundry.
THE NATIONAL FINE ART FOUNDRY, 218 E. 25th, New York. (See adv't.)
Fire Alarm Telegraph. AMERICAN FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH, Ganewell & Co. proprs. 104 Centre, New York
Fire Brick. (Manufacturers.)
HALL & SONS, 50 Terrace, Buffalo, N. Y.
B. KREISCHER & SON, New York Fire Brick
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STATEN ISLAND
CLAY RETORT WORKS.
ESTABLISHED 1845.
OFFICE: .58 Goerek St., cor. Delancy, E. River, New York.
MAURER & WEBER, 633 E. 15th, New York PALMER, NEWTON & CO. Albany, N. Y. (See adv't.)
Firemen's Supplies. Anderson & Jones, fire hats, belts, shirts, &c. 199 Grand, New York
CAIRNS & BROTHER, 143 Grand st., New York, successors to H. T. Grat- acap, manufactory established in 1836. A large stock constantly on hand of our celebrated Firemen's Caps, from eight cones upwards, Belts, Fire Buckets, Badges, Trum- pets, Gauntlets, Hose Covers, Rub ber Suits, and every article requisite for the equipment of fire companies and base ball clubs ; also Police Belts, Badges, &c.
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MIGEOD J. M. & SON fire hats, belts, and all articles for the equip. ment of fire companies, 27 S. 8th, Philadelphia
Flavoring Extracts. PRESTON & MERRILL, Congress, cor. Purchase, Boston Flour Dealers.
BOWDLEAR S. G. & CO. 192 and 194 State, Boston
Frames (Looking Glass and Picture.) RASER JOHN A. 98 Nassau. New York Wadsworth C. D. 110 Bowery, New York.
Fringes, Gimps, &c. (Manufacturers.)
O'BRIEN MAURICE, 94 Bowery, New York
Glass (French Window.) (Importers and Dealers.) BAKER H. J. & BROS. 215 Pearl, New York HILLS, TURNER & HARMON, 39 Elm, Boston
Glass Stainers.
COOK J. M. 13%, 139 and 141 Congress, Boston Glue Manufacturers. Upton Geo. 56 Kilby and 96 Water, Boston.
Grocers. (Wholesale.)
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. 35 and 37 Vesey, New York
Gunpowder. ORIENTAL POWDER CO 160 State, Boston (See Advertisement.)
Hand Cards.
Howard Brothers, mnfrs. of machine and hand cards of every description. Worcester, Mass. SARGENT & BRO.
mnfrs of Cotton, Wool, Horse, Curry, Jim Crow, and other Hand and. Machine Cards, Worcester, Mass., warehouse, 72 Beekman, New York
WATSON L. S. & CO. mnfrs. of Cotton and Wool Hand Cards, also Horse, Curry and Jim Crow Cards, Leicester, Mass.
Hide and Leather Dealers. SPOONER W. B. & CO. 163 Congress, Boston
Hoisting Machines. McCALVEY ROBERT, 602 Cherry, Phila. Rooney & Dobbins, 23 Gold, New York.
Hotel Annunciators. CHALMERS THOMAS, 79 Varick, New York. (See Advertisement.) NEWMAN & CAPRON, 1172 Broadway, New York. (See advertisement
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Hydraulic Jacks and Punches. DUDGEON R.
mufr. of Hydraulic Jacks, Tube Expanders and Steam Hammers, 24 Columbia, New York
Hydraulic Presses.
TAYLOR WILLIAM & SONS,
Columbia Iron Works. Hydraulic Presses for the manufacture of Linseed and Cotton Seed Oils, 11 to 21 Adams, Brooklyn, N. Y.
India Rubber Goods.
HALE ALFRED & CO. manufacturers and dealers in India Rubber Goods, in great variety.
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Manufacturer of Hale's Improved Submarine Armor and Diving Apparatus. Complete outfits con- stantly on hand, 23 School st. Boston, Mass.
Ink Manufacturers. DONALD W. C. & CO.
Printing Inks, 25 Milk, Boston. (See adv't.) Maynard & Noyes (writing inks), 75 and 77 Water, Boston
Insole Manufacturers. LEONARD, GASCOIGNE & CO. mnfrs. of the Eureka or Hair Felt Insoles. Rochester, N. Y.
Iron Founders.
STARR JESSE W. & SONS, Camden Iron Works, Camden, N. J. Iron Founders, Constructors of Gas Appa- ratus, Iron Roof Frames, Water and Gas Mains, Heating Pipes, Street Lamp Posts and Stop Valves for Water and Gas constantly on hand. Orders received at Philadelphia Of- fice, 403 Walnut st.
Iron and Steel. MORRIS, WHEELER & CO. 1608 Market, Philadelphia
Iron and Wood Working Machinery. GEAR A. S. & J. & CO.
every description of Iron and Wood Working Machinery, Engines, Belting and general sup- plies, 56 Sudbury, Boston
Jewelers.
(Manufacturers.) MOORE & HORTON,
manufacturers of Fine Gold, Diamond and Imi- tation Diamond Jewelry, 11 Maiden Lane, New York.
Lamp Black.
DONALD W. C. & CO. 25 Milk, Boston. (See adv't.)
Lanterns
Wilhelm & Neumann, mnfrs. of hotel, hall and street lanterns, 919 and 921 Race, Philadelphia.
Leather Belting. CLARK A. N. & CO. 99 Water and 61 Kilby, Boston GRATON & KNIGHT, Worcester, Mass.
Linen Hose. (Manufacturers.)
50.CONGRESSISTA BOSTON
LARK'S LINEN HOSE
Linen Threads.
MILLER ROBERT,
agt. for Andrew Coates' best linen and shoe threads, 246 Canal, New York
Lithographers.
NEW ENGLAND LITHO- GRAPHIC CO. 109 Summer, Boston
SINCLAIR THOMAS, 506 and 508 North, Phila. (See adv't.)
Looking Glasses.
CONANT & CAMPBELL, 20 Courtlandt, New York.
Lozenges and Pipe.
CHASE & CO. 114 and 116 Congress, Boston.
Machine Card Clothing.
Bisco & Denney, Leicester, Mass. and Manchester, N. H.
Howard Brothers, mnfrs. of superior Cotton, Wool and Flax Machine Card Clothing. Worcester, Mass.
HOWE & GOODHUE, Lowell, Mass. ROBINSON D. F.
mnfr. of superior Card Clothing for Cotton and Woolen machinery. Lawrence, Mass.
SARGENT CARD CLOTHING CO. Worcester, Mass.
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Importers of all kinds of Machine Cards for Cotton or Woolen Machinery, warranted of superior quality. Oak Tanned Leather, Marshall, cor. Willow, Phila. Manufacturers of Oak Leather Belting, dealers in Gum Belting, Cotton and Woolen Machinery, store, 137 Market, Phil- adelphia.
STEDMAN S. M. & CO.
mnfrs. of Card Clothing for Cotton and Weolen Machinery, and dealers in Manufacturers' Sup- plies. Lawrence, Mass.
WAITE E. C. & L. M. & CO. Leicester, Mass.
WATSON L. S. & CO.
Dealers in every variety of Machine Cards. Man- ufacturers of Cotton and Wool Hand Cards of · every description, Leicester, Mass.
WHITTEMORE W. & J. Leicester, Mass.
WOODCOCK J. & L. & CO. Leicester, Mass.
WOODCOCK, KNIGHT & CO. Leicester, Mass.
Machine Threads. HAVEN & WRIGHT, 26 Pearl, Boston.
Machinists.
MEAD & ADDY,
Machinists and brass finishers, makers and de- signers of light machinery, watch and jewelers' lathes, tools, etc. 2 Bath, Boston.
Pottle Bros. mnfrs of Peavey's Patent Steam Gover- nor, 71 Sudbury, Boston.
Machinists' Tools.
HARRINGTON EDWIN,
Engine lathes of improved patterns a specialty, N. 15th, cor. Pennsylvania av., Philadelphia. Pond Lucius W. mnfr. of Machinists' Tools of every description, also sole mnfr. of Taft's Patent Roll- ing Lever. Worcester, Mass. and 98 Liberty, N. Y.
STAR TOOL COMPANY, Providence, R. I.
The Pratt & Whitney Company, Hartford, Conn. WHEELER J. S. & CO.
Lathes, Planers, Upright Drills, Milling Ma- chines, Gear Cutters, Planer Centres, Chucks, &c. Worcester, Mass.
Mathematical, Optical and Philosophi- cal Instruments.
DUNHAM & MATHIEU, 816 and 818 Filbert, Philadelphia.
KUEBLER & SEELHORST, manu- facturers of Mathemati- cal and Optical Instru- ments. We call the at- tention of engineers to our patented improve- ments on telescopes. 27 S. 8th, Philadelphia. -
ESTABLISHED 1820. WM. J. YOUNG & SONS, . Successors to
J. Young, W. W. Young & Co., J. and W. J. Young & Son. Mathematical and Engineering Instrument Manu- facturers. At the old stand, 43 N. Seventh st. Philadelphia.
Meerschaum Pipes.
Ruth A., Knox bldg. Broadway, cor. Fulton, New York.
Memorial Figures and Busts. THE NATIONAL FINE ART FOUNDRY, 218 E. 25th, New York.
Metals.
HOOK'S SMELTING COMPANY, Mettallurgists, smelters and brass founders, manufacturers of type, stereotype. babbit and anti-friction metals. Broad, cor. Hamilton, Philadelphia.
Mi croscopes.
McALLISTER T. H. 49 Nassau, N. Y.
Military and Regalia Goods, Flags and Banners.
HORSTMANN BROS. & CO. 5th, cor. Cherry, Philadelphia.
MIGEOD J. M. & SON. All articles for the equipment of military com- panies, 27 S. 8th, Philadelphia. Musical Instruments,
HALL, QUINBY, E. G. WRIGHT & CO., mnfrs. of rotary valve Musical Instru- ments of every description, 62 Sudbury, Boston, Mass.
KLEMM & BROTHER, Importers of Musical Instruments, Strings, etc., 705 Market, Philadelphia
SEEFELDT WILLIAM, mnfr. of Brass Musical Instruments. 731 Race Phila, also repairing done in the best manner.
Morocco Manufacturers. LENNOX P. & CO. Lynn, Mass.
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Needles. CLARK GEORGE A. & BRO.
Sole agents for Milward's Helix Needles, 337 and 339 Canal, New York
Oil Cloth. NENNINGER PETER,
factory, Market, cor. Ferguson, Newark, N. J .. office and warehouse, 4 Warren, New York
Optical Goods. (Importers.) BERGER, ALBERT & CO. 47 Maiden Lane, New York
Ornamental Iron Works.
PHILADELPHIA ORNAMENT- AL IRON WORKS, Robert Wood & Co. 1136 Ridge av. Philadelphia
Paint Manufacturers.
BRIGGS & ROBINSON, 31 and 33 Batterymarch, Boston
Paints, Oils, etc. BRIGGS & ROBINSON, 31 and 33 Batterymarch, Boston DAVISON WILLIAM & CO. mnfrs. of varnishes, white lead, zinc, paint, salt- petre, colors, putty, etc., etc., 104 W. Lombard, Baltimore
Paper Stock. Ring M. A. & Sons, 215 Broad, Boston Paper Warehouses. DOTY & McFARLAN, 123 William, N. Y. (See adv't.) MAGARGE CHARLES & CO. 30 to 34 S. 6th, Phila,
Philosophical Instruments.
Francis & Milligan, 126 S. 8th, Phila. McALLISTER W. MITCHELL,
Stereopticons, Magic Lanterns and Slides, Chem ical and School Apparatus, Globes, Magnets, &c 728 Chestnut, Phila.
Photograph Gallery. BOGARDUS' PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART GALLERY, 1153 Broadway New York
Planing Machine Knives
Lovejoy Daniel, mnfr. of Paper Miil Engine Bars and Plates, Rag Cutiers and Trimming Knives, Plan- ing, Stave, Shingle and Moulding Knives, Log- wood Cutters, Shear Blades, Matcher Bits, &c. Lowell, Mass.
Plumbers.
LOWELL R. M. 136 Blackstone, Boston
Plumbers' Materials. MILLS WM. & CO. 28 and 30 Congress, Boston ZANE JOSEPH & CO. 81 Sudbury, Boston
Pocket Book Manufacturers. Rumpp Charles, 47 N. 6th, Phila.
Portable Writing Desks. CONANT & CAMPBELL, 20 Courtlandt, N. Y.
Power Looms. KNOWLES L. J. & BRO. Worcester, Mass. Printing Presses.
ADAMS PRESS CO. 53 Murray, N. Y.
Pumps.
BRIDGEPORT MANUFACTUR- ING CO. mnfrs. of the American sub-marine, double-acting, non-freezing Force Pump, Bridge- port, Ct., office, 55 Chambers, New York
Railroad Iron.
Whiton A. S. 19 Broad, N. Y. Railroad Spikes.
WINCH CORYDON, Canal, nr. 2d and Laurel, Philadelphia
Railroad Supplies.
Corbett A. O. 13 Batterymarch, Boston Whiton A. S. 19 Broad, N. Y.
WILHELM & NEUMAN, mnfrs. of laraps, brass and German silver car trimmings, 919 and 921 Race, Philadelphia
Regalia and Military Goods, Flags aud Banners.
HORSTMANN BROS. & CO. 5th, cor. Cherry, Philadelphia
MIGEOD J. M. & SON, Military Equipments and all articles for the equipment of Military Companies. 27 S. 8th, Phila.
Roofing Slate.
GALT JOHN, 21 and 23 10th av. New York
THE CHAPMAN SLATE CO. mnfrs. and whol. dealers in Pennsylvania and Vermont roofing slates, 503 to 507 West, New York
Vail Geo. O. & Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
Saw Manufacturers.
DISSTON H. & SON, Philadelphia
HENSHAW & CO. 31 Exchange, Boston McNIECE WM. 407 Cherry, Philadelphia
Saw Machines (Band.)
WELCH & CHIPMAN, 56 Dorchester av. Boston
School Furniture.
Haskell Wm. O. & Son, 34 Canal, Boston. UHLINGER W. P. Columbia av. below 2d, Philadelphia
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School Slates.
SCHOOL SLATES, WITH PATENT FRAMES AND SLATE BLACK BOARDS, Manufactured by W. P. Uhlinger, at the Columbia Works, Columbia av. below 2d street, Phila- delphia. These School Slates are lighter, neater, and at the same time, stronger than any others made. They are framed in such a way that they cannot be picked to pieces, and are perfectly noiseless. Send for price list
Schools. CHARLIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, 167 Madison av. New York. CHARLIER FRENCH AND ENGLISH INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, 126, 128 and 130 E. 24th, New York. (See adv't opposite title page.)
Sculpture.
THE
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FOUNDRY, 218 E. 25th, New York
Settees. Haskell Wm. O. & Son, 34 Canal, Boston. Shoe Threads.
MILLER ROBERT,
Agt. for Andrew Coates' best linen and shoe Thread, 246 Canal, New York Show Cases. LORENZ A. 13 N. William, New York. Silver Plated Ware.
CURRAN J. F. & CO.
Manufacturers and importers of Fine Silver Plated Ware of every description, 18 John, New York
SMYTH SAMUEL K.
Manufacturers of Superior Silver Plated Ware, 724 Chestnut, Philadelphia Silver Ware.
KRIDER & BIDDLE, Manu- facturers of STER- LING SILVER- WARE, 618 Chest- nut, Philadelphia
Maffet F. W. Rochester, N. Y. Sleigh Manufacturers. GOOLD JAMES & CO. Albany, N. Y. (See advª t)
Soda Water Apparatus. MORSE, ANDREW J. & SON, 122, 124 and 126 Congress, Boston Spool Cotton. CLARK, GEO. A. & BRO.
Sole Agents for Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton, 337 and 339 Canal, New York Springs and Axles. BRIDGEPORT SPRING CO. Bridgeport, Conn. (Sce adv't.)
Stable Fittings. (Manufacturers.)
BENT S. S.
salesrooms. 304 and 306 4th av., New York Stained Glass Manufacturers.
COOK J. M.
137, 139 and 141 Congress, Boston Stair Rod and Step Plate Manufactu- rers
Stair rods with patent fixtures, superior to any of the old methods of fastening. Ask for the Pa- tent Drop Fixture. Also, brass and zinc stair plates, in any shape or size, adapted for hotels. steamboats and public buildings. Manufactured by W. T. & J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane, New York. Factory, Newark, N. J.
WILER & MOSS, 225 S. 5th, Philadelphia
Starch and Maizena. DURYEAS' STARCH AND MAI- ZENA Glen Cove Starch Mnfg. Co. 49 and 51 Park pl. New York
Steam Engines. PROVIDENCE STEAM ENGINE CO. Providence, R. I. SKIDMORE & MORSE, Bridgeport, Conn. Steam Gauges.
Ashcroft E. H. 51 to 55 Sudbury, Boston
Steam Pumps.
CLAYTON J. patent fly wheel and direct acting Steam Pumpe, 24 and 26 Water, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KNOWLES & SIBLEY, Manufacturers of
Knowles' Patent Steam Pumps,
WAREHOUSE,
92 & 94 Liberty St., New York. (Two doors west of Broadway,) WORKS AT WARREN, MASS. Pumps guaranteed for every possible duty. (See adv't.)
EASTERN DEPARTMENT.
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Tobacco Machinery.
NIAGARA STEAM.PUMP WORKS, Charles B. Hardick, 9 Adams, Brook- lyn. (See advt.)
Steel. (Importers)
PROOSER THOS. & CO.
Agents for Krupp's Cast Steel Works, 15 Gold, N. Y.
Stereopticons and Dissolving View Apparatus.
McALLISTER T. H. 49 Nassau, N, Y.
Surveying Instruments.
Kroedel F. 52 Nassau, N. Y.
Table Oil Cloth.
NENNINGER PETER,
Factory, Market, cor. Ferguson, Newark, N. J. Office and warehouse, 4 Warren, N. Y.
Tack Manufacturers.
AMERICAN TACK CO. 117 Chambers, New York
Tags,
BECK CHAS. 123 S. 3d, Philadelphia
DENNISON & CO.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. (See advt.) Monjo D. M. & Co. 438 Broadway, New York PHILLIPS & CO.
New York, Manufacturers of Patent Hook and Clasp Tags; for sale by toy dealers, stationers, and at notion houses generally
Telegraph Instruments. WILLIAMS CHAS. jr.
Successor to Hinds & Williams, estab- lished 1856. Manu- facturer of telegra- phic and magnet- ical apparatus, gal- vanic batteries, etc. wholesale and re- tail dealer in tele- graph supplies, 109 Court, Boston.
Thermometers, Hydrometers, &c.
(Manufacturers and Importers.) BAYER ADOLPH, 162 William, New York. COLOMBO & TAGLIABUE, 69 Fulton, New York HUDDLESTON J. S. F. 96 Washington, Boston
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