Roxbury directory, 1871

^ Washington Street

Corner of Winter St.

Cash, and paid in

Elias Howe

or any other

First Class

We sell all First-Class Sewing Machines

We OWN the Machines we sell, and Ladies can have all the Work they want, and after paying the cash advance, they can pay for the Machine in one month, or do the agreed amount of work

Parties desirous of so doing can purchase Machines on the CASH,

This Range was awarded the first Medals and Diplomas at the

Two 8izes,Nos. 7& 8, with plain or bright fronts. Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

Agent for BARRY & LANE'S

Cut Flowers, Wreaths, Bouquets, Wedding Flowers, ancl Party Decorations, furnished at short notice. Also Shrubs, Roses in vari¬ eties, Green-House Plants, &c.

Address Box 230, Brookline.

For Ladies, Misses, Boys, and Little Children. Also, the

General New England Agents,

Opposite the Common.

Patent?d in tlie United States, England, and France.

Ten Sizes for Brick and Portable Casings.

A Gold Medal was awarded to lliis celebrated Furnace, at a recent Fair of the Massa¬ chusetts Charitable Mechanics' Association, and the ONLY Gold medal ever awarded any Furnace by this Association It has also received another Gold Medal (tlrst premium), at the Middlesex Mechanics' Exhibition, at Lowell, 1867.

having been sold in the

New England, Middle, Southern, Western, And Pacific States, Canada, New Brunswick,

and Europe.

Special attention given to the erection of Furnaces and Kanges, and the Ventilation of Buildings in any part of the country.

For Sale by the manufacturer.

Wholesale and Retail.

This justly celebrated Furnace, now in such extensive use throughout the country, is now In much greater demand than ever, siace the recent improvements have been added. Once

seen it must convince every one that it is the most PERFECT plan for WAHMING buildings in this country. Its iconder- ful heating power, and great economy in FUEL have been more fully developed the past two years during the high price of fuel than fever before - it having proved in many cases a saving of from forty to fifty per cent over other Fur¬

Thousands of com¬ mendations and refer¬ ences have been received

Churches, Schools, Asylums, and Public and Private

of all kinds, which may be seen on application;

Warerooms, 99 & 101 Blackstone St. Boston,

Five minutes examination of this Stove will prove it to be the Cheapest, Neatest, Most Convenient, and Durable. and in every respect the BEST Cooking Stove ever made. Without Exception, the Wa¬ ter Front Fixtures for heat¬ ing water, for Bath Boilers, are the most perfect

to examine this Stove before pur¬ chasing elsewhere.

or without Extension Tops, Reservoirs, Hot Closets, &c. ȣc., WOOD, kept constantly on hand.

Elevated, Double -Oven COOKING RANGE

This Celebrated Range is universally acknowledged to be the most complete and perfect Kitchen Range in America,

No housekeeper, who would en joy the comforts of a really perfect Kitchen Range should fail to examine this before hotels, <fcc., with or without water-backs, hot closets, and hot-air fixtures for heating additional rooms.

It excels all others -

1st - In its entirely new principle for circulating the heat around either oven separately, or both ovens, as desired.

2d - In its heavy fine castings and thorough workmanship.

3d - In its GREAT ECONOMY OF

6tli - In its quick and even baking

5th - In its self-regulating flues, with¬ out the usual complication of dampers: and finally, in its general beauty of design, durability, &c.

Parlor, Office, and Store Stoves, Patent Dampers, Registers, Ventilators, &c.

Warerooms, 99 and 191 Blackstone St Boston .

Foundry at Mansfield, Mass.

Between Beacon Street, and Boston and Albany Railroad,

on the Old Milldam*

L. W. PICKENS, Proprietor.

of every description used by Picture-Frame Makers, Builders, and others.

Kiln-Dried Black Walnut, Pine, aud Chestnut

Black Walnut Chestnut, and Pine

Gutters and Conductors of all sizes constantly on hand.

The Proprietor of the above establishment respectfully informs the public that he is now prepared to furnish KILN-DRIED LUMBER, in quantities to suit purchasers, and on the most reasonable terms.

All kinds of Grain ground to order at Steam Mills.

Carpenters Builders,

Between Boylston and Washington Sts. Brookline, Mass.

Particular attention paid to building GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES. BUILDING and JOBBING, in all tlieir branches, promptly attended to.

All work executed in the best style. Orders solicited. Samuel Beals. Ciias. W. Jones.

Carriage Manufacturer

Green Street , cor . Union Avenue

Carryalls, Buggies, Beach Wagons and Light Express Wagons

REPAIRING of all kinds promptly attended to.

Cane Chairs Re-seated, and Mattresses Re-made.

Green Street, near the Depot, JAMAICA PLAIN.

Particular attention given to GREEN¬ HOUSE Glazing.

Opposite Post Office,

Carpenter anil Builder,

All JOBBING promptly attended to.

Opp. Public Library.

Fresh Oysters

constantly on hand.

Green Street, near Shawmut Ave., Jamaica Plain.

Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, and Head-Dresses.

Straw Bonnets and Hats bleached and repaired in the neatest manner.

BONNETS of all kinds made to order,

at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.

And Horse Shoer,

REPAIRING and JOBBING neatly and promptly executed.

No, 20 Bromfield Street. Boston.

EnfrjT Mats, Brooms, <£c.

MADE BY THE BLIND, sold Wholesale and Retail.

Chairs Cane-seated, Sofas & Parlor Chairs Re-upholstered, Old Mattresses and Feather Beds made over, Feathers and Curled Hair Purified by Steam in the best manner.

* Churches and Ships' Cabins Furnished at short notice.

Hosiery, Gloves, and Small Wares.

Has bad a practice for the last six years in treating all kinds of diseases that arise from an impure state of the blood, and has been

truly successful in curing

Scrofula, Canker,

Cancers, Sores In the Head, Sore Eyes, Paralysis, Erysipelas, Heart Disease, Neuralgia, ISleedlng, If# Catarrh, Phthisic, and Asthma, Chills ^and Eever, Consumption, when not firmly seated.

Mrs. Kidder has her Residence now at

Where she may be freely consulted by all who desire her services.

With William Kannoffsky,

No. 41 Eliot Street, Boston.

All orders from the country promptly attended to at lowest rates

The undersigned is prepared to furnish Pure Milk to the citizens of Brookline. A share of the public patronage is solicited. Orders may be left at Coolidge & Bro.

Newton Street, Brookline, Jan. 1871. RICHARD ENGLISH*

No. 5 Tremoiit Street, cor. Pemberton Sq. . . BOSTON.

Reference. - J. J. D IX WELL, Pres. Massachusetts Bank, Boston.

Particular attention given to the Deco* rating of Public Buildings, Churches, Halls, Lodges,, and Private Residences, in all the various styles of Decorative Art, in Distemper, Oil, and Encaustic.

Phonographic and Phonotypic Works,

Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg,

For Sale, Wholesale and Retail.

IV o. 3 Beacon Street, Boston.

No. 76 Harrison Avenue, BOSTON.

Bath and Wash Boilers, Water Closets, Wra>h Basins, Marble Slabs, Bathing Tubs, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Lift and Force Pumps, &c.

EdT' Glass for Church Windows in every style.

Corner of South & WalkMll Streets,

Forest Hills Station,

Goods sent to any part* of the town free of expense.

Crockery and Glass Ware,

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ice Cream and Dining Saloon. 343 Washington Street, Boston.

G. F. manufactures every description of fancy French and German Confkotionkky Work. Families supplied with every thing requisite tor a genteel Dinner or Evening Party. Ice Creams, Plain and Fancy Cakes, Pastry and Confectionery, constantly on hand. Parties supplied at the shortest notice with Sherbet. Jelly, Plane Mange, Table Ornaments, Ac. Especial and prompt attention given to orders for WEDDING CAKE. The Dining Department will be found always stocked with the Choicest Viands the market

Goods forwarded by Express, at short notice.

Show Cases, Counters, & Desks,

Stores fitted, up at short notice.

Mats, Afghans, Enamelled Cloth, &c.

REPAIRIN G neatly and promptly done.

No. 77 Union Street,

127 Tremont Street, Boston,

American Agents of

of London.

[Late 322 Washington Street.]

Fence Pales, Stair Baluslers, Framing Pins, Blind Fastenings, &c.

9 and 10 Charlestown Street,

fi ( Maine Railroad Depot.

BOilliS of every Quality at the lowest Cash Prices,

1734 Washington Street, cor. Hunneman Street,

Carryalls, Buggies, Beach Wagons, and Light Fxpra Wagons, manufactured to order.

All of our work is hand-made from the best materials, with grei

, care, and warranted.

Repairing in all its Branches promptly attended tJ

We would invite the attention of purchasers, as we can sell a reliable article, at the most reasonable price.

Second-Hand Carriages always on ham \

We can give satisfactory references from customers who have used our Carriages, and tested them thoroughly.

g. i. rradley, formerly of Jamaica Pic ,1

tut tut giiictfi

No.' 8 Congress Square.

0 Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by DEAN Dudley, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.

Saturday Evenings,

And HOT BROWN BREAD for sale Sunday Mornings.

Proprietor and Manufacturer of

Chimney Top.

Office, 39 Devonshire Street 9

In ordering Chimney Top, send inside Measure of Flue.

The second number of this Directory has been compiled with great care and expense. Every citizen and business man has been called on for information. All favors are gratefully acknowledged.

wl ien I canvassed for the former number of this work, three years ago, I found all the patrons ready to subscribe, and all but two fulfilled their agreements with me.

Many changes are reported in this volume, that have oc¬ curred since the last issue. These may be briefly stated as

Names changed since last Directory . 3,050

Additions and corrections . . 11

Advertising Dept, follows . . 208

Boston Directory of Advertisers . 201

Brookline business Directory . 85

Brookline Directory of Citizens . 33

Brookline Fire Department . . 97

Brookline Schools .... 99

Brookline Societies .... 100

Brookline Town Officers . . , 97

Historical Sketch of Brookline . 15

Index to Advertisements . . 12

Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury

Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury

Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury

West Roxbury Churches . . 198

- West Roxbury Public Schools . 196

West Roxbury Town Officers . . 194

Beals A Jones, carpenters and build¬

Cousens Bros, coal and wood . 15

Craft George, nurseryman . . opp. 80

Darrah James, baker . . front 10

D avis William, carpenter and build¬

Doran Bros, grocers . . front 24

English Richard, milkman . . front 5

Madore Joseph, blacksmith . front 4

Mahoney John J. house and sign

painter . front 2

Neal B. W. carpenter A builder front 3 Palmer C. L. carriage painter front 3 Quinlan M. W. carriage and harness Smith Edmund 8, florist front col.

Sullivan F. plumber , . front 32

Thompson John, upholsterer . on map Trowbridge Charles P. express . . 3

Walleston A Wetlierell, gas fixtures

Withington Otis, insurance agen . 3

White, Mayo A Paine, plumbers, opp. 150

Armstrong Benj. carpenter Beckwith H. stable .... Buchanan John, tailor and boots and

Carroll Daniel, horseshoer Clark Wm. painter .... Drew G. G. house and sign painter . Fuller Geo. W. carriage painter George J. Phillips, real estate and

Hazlewood 'Samuel, cabinet mkr. front 1 Houghton N. S. carriage builder . 3

Kelley A Cormack, harness makers . 9j

Kolb Peter J. boots, shoes and trunks, 5 Lindall Horace, blacksmith . . 7

Murray Henry, marble works . . 7

Reynolds Elmer F. stoves ... 4

Salcgeber Lucius, blacksmith . . 15

Smith Edmund S. florist, front col. leaves Simmons John O. carpenter . . 17

Town Stephen F. oyster saloon . front 3 Walker Gideon, carpenter . .25

Wallace Edmund, wheelwright . front 1 Wedger Benj. M. pyrotechnist . .104

White, Mayo A Paine, plumbers, opp.150

Babcock, Ada 'Mrs. dining rooms 104 c Badger Benj.F. razor straps . opp. 61 Barnes A Appleton, brokers, front cover

Bean N. J. clothing . front cover Barrow J. T. hardware,

lower edge, outside book

Boston Diatite Co .

Boys' Star Clothing Store back cover Bramhall Otis, iron railings, . . 80

Buckley, Bancroft A Boyden opp. 144 Burditt A Williams, hardware, Ac.

margin foot lines

Chaffin John C. & Co. gents' furnish¬

Ac. . . front colored pages

trout colored page

Clapp Otis, homoeopathic pharmacy,

Comer George N. (Comer's Commer¬ cial College), . 31

Cook James M. stained glass . front 6

Crosby, Morse A Foss, jewelry, watches, Ac. inside back cover

opposite title page Davenport A M. A Co. furniture opp. 96 Donalioe Patrick, Catholic books, . 22 Dutton L. B. dentist, . back cover Eddy D. A Ron, refrigerators opp. 145 Edmond James A Co. fire brick, Ac.

last colored leaf Elliot, Blakeslee A Noyes opp. map

Fenno Geo. A. boys' clothing front cov.

Fletcher J. W. (Hope Life Insurance

Agent) . on map

Fowle Charles L. patent elastic

sponge *. . back edge outside

French James, real estate . back cover Fuller G. A Ron. lumber (Brighton) 10 Fuller Setli W. bell-hanger, front cover

Gray Ira C. A Co., gents' furnishing

Gregory A Robinson, paper hangings

back cover

Guild, Church A Co., pianos

Inside front cover Haberstroli L. fresco painter . . 26 Hallett, Fay A Co. (late James H.

Handeock Z. A Co. fresco painter

Hawthorne A Loudon, plumbers . "32 H click E. W. civil engineer and sur¬ veyor . ISO

Hewins A Hollis, men's furnishing

on map

Hope Mutual Life Ins Co. . on map

Huse A. H. seer of past, present and

future . back cover

Hyde J. F. C. real estate, . front cover Institution for the Blind, mattresses,

bedding, Ac . front 4

Ivers Francis, carriage manufactur¬

Johnson T. .VI. Mrs. millinery . front 3 Josselyn E. K. spectacles . front 30 Kelley J. Wesley, physician . . 25

Kimball A Hebard, window screens. 23

Kittredge A Dutton, children's car¬ riages . front 8

Lambert Brothers, plate glass Ac., 31

Leaden James, plumber . . front 5

Lowell A Brett, plate engravers . 32

Lowe Press Co . 20

Marston It. A Co. dining saloon

back cover

Marshall AJpliotographer front 30

Mayo H. L. rubber mouldings . 21 McAlevy Chas. A Co. furniture opp. 192 McDonald Thos. H. plumber on map McKenney, Bullard A Co. gas fix¬

Munroe Wm. A. (executor) Redding's

Russia Salve . 34

Needham Christopher, fresco painter 16 New England Felt Roofing Co. opp. 200 Newman A Colby, mouldings, last col. p. Newman A Perrin, ins. agts. back cover

Ober Louis P. restaurant Parisien,

top lines General Directory

Peirce Geo. W. ornamental cards . 36 Pickens L. W. planing mill,

front col. leaves Piercp Samuel H. L. planing mill . 37 Plummer A Wilder. Howe Sewilig machines . front colored leaves Portland Stone Ware Co. drriin pipe 40

Russell A Richardson, engravers . 36

Sears Wm. li. ins. agent, back cover Scales James A Co. upholstery goods 80 Shedd A Sawyer, engineers and sui*-

Slade Robei-t A Son. carriages, back cov. Sleeper O. C. A Co. millinery goods

Smith J. T. carriage manuf. opp. 57 Spear E. D. physician . end of book Snow A Haseltiue, childrens' car-

Spurr Chas. W. wood-hangings . 28

Sweeney A Bradley, carriage manu¬ facturers . . opp. title page

Tewksbury Wm. P. bookseller

over calendar Thompson Robert, ventilators, back title Tremont Fire iris. Co. front cover

Valentine Charles C . 180

Waldo J. Adan, fire bi-icks

inside front cover

front cover

Waltlier Mme., Fi'ench goods, Ac.

inside front cover and on map Ware Geo. W. A Co. furniture

top margin lines

Warrefi H. M. soap manufacturer

last colored leaves

Willard, Cutter A Co. sewing ma¬ chines . . front colored page

Williams Nicholas M., Cath. books

Wolkins A Fisher, fresco paintei's . 39

Cashing Rachel A. teacher, bds. Avery Wellington's, Sewall,

Davis Robert S. (Robert S. Davis & Co. publishers, Wesley¬ an Association building, 36 Bromfield,B), house Cypress

Mahan James, carpenter, Aspinwall avenue, house Thayer place, Brookline [line.

Mahan Michael, carpenter and builder, Thayer place, Brook-

Saville Richard L. house Alton place, Brookline

Shewell Thomas R. (Robert S. Davis & Co. 36 Bromfield, B.j, house Tappan, near Gorham avenue

Turner F. B. manufacturer of fancy knit woollens, Thayer place, house do. Brookline

26 Temple Place,

Centre Street, opp. Orthodox Church, Jamaica Plain.

Plans and Specifications furnished to order. Building and Jobbing, in all their branches, attended to promptly, All work executed in the best manner.

In the year 1848, while gathering local historical informa¬ tion for my first publication, I visited Brookline to collect facts about the Sewall family.

Some one there advised me to call upon Rev. John Pierce, D. D., who was familiar with such matters. The venerable gen¬ tleman was at home, and gave me a pleasant greeting. I still have a vivid recollection of his bland and cordial manners. His white flowing locks, were, to my young mind, indicative of lore, and of sage experience. He re¬ minded me of what he had written and published about the town, and put me in the way of obtaining some of his histori¬ cal collections. Ever since that time, I have had the ac-

quaintance of his nephew, the learned antiquary, William B.

Trask, Esq., who now kindly furnishes me with other histori¬ cal discourses, preached and published by the Reverend Dr. Pierce during his long residence in Brookline, viz.

A discourse delivered at Brookline, November 24, 1705, the day which completed a century from the incorporation of the town.

A discourse delivered November 9, 1817, the Lord's day after the completion of a century from the gathering of the church in Brookline.

Reminiscences of forty years, delivered March 19, 1837, the Lord's day after the completion of forty years from his settlement in the ministry.

Address at the opening of the Town Hall, in Brookline,

A discourse delivered in Brookline, at the request of its inhabitantSj March 15, 1847, the day which completed half a century from his ordination.

From these writings I draw most of the following facts : - - The name of Brookline came, as the late Rev. Samuel Sewall

(great grandson of Judge Samuel Sewall) conjectures, from one of the farms within its bounds, namely, the Gates' farm? hired of Judge Sewall, which was probably called Brookline because Smelt-brook, running through it, formed the line be¬ tween that and one of the neighboring farms, and this brook also separated that farm from Cambridge. Judge Sewall, in his journal, often mentions the name "Brookline" before the town was incorporated. Rev. Mr. S. also thinks it was Judge Sewall that suggested that name for the town.

In the former numbers of this Directiory, Mr. Kingman has sketched many events which I shall endeavor to avoid

In 1633 the inhabitants of Boston took up farms here, where were then " good ground, large timber, marsh-land and meadow." Here they kept their cattle in summer, while corn was growing at Boston.

In 1639 five hundred acres were laid out for common pas¬ turage for the inhabitants here and at Boston. This was before any allotments had been made. The inhabitants, after adjusting the boundaries between this town and Cambridge) which was done in 1740, remained in quiet connection with Boston till 1686. They then set up a free school, and pro¬ vided an able reading and writing master. They also obtained leave from the General Court to manage their own affairs on condition that they should support their own expenses. They attended religious meetings at Roxbury, and enjoyed a right to a fifth part of the meeting-house there, on condition of their paying a fifth part of the charges for repairing the same. At length, being used to living alone, they came to the- con¬ clusion, in 1701, that their town ought to be a district or ham¬ let separate from the parent town.

This desire was not granted by Boston, and they petitioned the Governor, Council and Assembly, in 1704, that they might be allowed to be a " separate village." Boston remonstrated, and their petition was rejected. But in 1705 another petition was presented, signed by thirty-two freeholders, and was granted, and Brookline became an incorporated town 13 Nov.

By this act of incorporation they were enjoined " to build a meeting-house, and to obtain an able orthodox minister, ac¬ cording to the direction of the law, to be settled among them

within the space of three years." However, they were not able to comply with this last injunction. Their first repre¬ sentative was sent to the General Court in 1709.

The first meeting-house was raised in 1714. The church tive of Roxbury, was the first minister, being ordained 5 Nov.

The next minister was Rev. Cotton Brown, ordained 25

Next came Rev. Joseph Jackson, ordained 9 April, 1760. He graduated at Harvard College, 1753, and was sometime a tutor there. This gentleman, who was the immediate prede¬ he was a "burning and shining light."

Harris, of Dorchester, preached the discourse, which was pub¬ can number eighty-eight families, fifty-five of which are free¬ holders, and seventy-nine constant residents."

In his " Centennial Discourse," delivered in 1817, Dr. P. says there were thirty-nine members originally composing the church, seventeen males and twenty-two females. " In some instances there have been members of this church for four and five generations in succession." . . . " There are children of the seventh generation from one of the members."

In 1740 there were sixty-one houses in Brookline, and in

In 1817 there were ninety-seven houses. Only twelve of the occupants of the sixty-one houses of 1740 were lineal de¬ scendants the original occupants of the former date. Dr.

P. says that up to his time all the ministers of the church here had been liberally educated and received the degree of

In his Discourse, preached 15 March, 1847, Dr. Pierce says the total number of deaths in the town during the fifty years of his pastorate, had been 573; that is, 279 males and 294 females, of which number 200 died at ten and under and seventy -four lived to the age of seventy and upwards. Nearly a fourth part, namely, 130, died of consumption.

When he came, there were seventy-two houses and seventy

two families, containing sixty-five voters. Of these sixty-five only three were then (1847) living, and but two persons were living that owned real estate when he came.

Until the year 1793, this town belonged to Suffolk county, but since then it has constituted a part of Norfolk. By the survey of Jonathan Kingsbury, of Needham, it contained 4416 acres, but alterations were made in its boundary lines, and in 1844 Elijah F. Woodward, of Newton, surveyed it, and found it to contain 4695 acres. The population has been as follows :

At about the beginning of the present century wealthy men began to come and erect elegant houses, and the old farms had to give place to splendid gardens and villas.

The good Dr. Pierce, in his " Town Hall Discourse," de¬ livered 1845, after beautifully describing the progress of Brook¬ line in respect to worldly comforts, sympathizing with the remark of one who declared it "a paradise," concludes with these suggestive words : "You will permit me, my friends to express the honest, the joyful conviction, that the most prevalent, the most available cause of your growing prosper¬ ity, is, under God, the almost entire, and, it is hoped, that there will soon be, the total disuse, of ardent spirits among

In 1845 the largest manufacturing busiuess done here was * tanning hides, which amounted in value to $17,300. Wagons and sleighs were made to the value of $4,000, and Ladies' yarn hose to the value of 1,200. The hay crop was valued at as follows :

Leather tanned and curried Milk sold Value of pears Beef dressed

Some of the most distinguished men that have ever be longed in Brookline are the following :

Judge Samuel Sewall, died 1730.

Rev. Elhanan Winchester, died 1797.

Hon. Stephen Higginson, died 1828.

Hon. Jonathan Mason, died 1831.

Dr. William Asp inwall, died 1823.

John Goddard, died 1816.

Gen. Theodore Lyman.

86. The Judge prepared the following epitaph to his mem¬ ory, in the burying-yard of the first parish in Newbury.

" 1 Henry Sewall, sent by his father, Henry Sewall, in the ship Elizabeth and Dorcas, arrived at Boston, 1634, wintered at Ipswich* helped begin this plantation 1635, furnishing En¬ glish servants, neat cattle, and provisions. Married Mrs. Jane His fruitful vine, being thus disjointed, fell to the ground the January following.' " \

vard University a number of years, and one of its benefactors He went to England, in 1688, the year of the glorious Revo¬ lution. He was one of the first Counsellors, after the charter of William and Mary* In 1692 he was made Judge of the Superior Court'; and, in 1718* Chief Justice. He resigned his seat upon the Bench, 1728, as well as his office as Judge

Dr. Boylston, after receiving a good private education, studied physic with Dr. Cutler, an eminent physician and surgeon in Boston ; and, in process of time, arrived at great distinction in his profession.

In 1721, the small pox prevailed in Boston. Having re¬ ceived information, in a letter from Dr. Cotton Mather, of the manner in which inoculation was practiced in Turkey, he boldly resolved, notwithstanding the inveterate prejudices of his countrymen against it, to commence the practice himself.

He first inoculated his own children and servants. En¬ couraged by the result of this experiment, in 1721 and 1722

he inoculated two hundred and forty-seven persons in Boston and the neighboring towns. Thirty-nine were inoculated by others, in the whole two hundred and eighty-six, of whom only six died.

Notwithstanding this wonderful success, the populace, head¬ ed and inflamed by some of his own profession (the most viru" lent of these opponents being Dr. Thomas, from Scotland, who betrayed the most ferocious passions, both in conversation and from the press, in a malignant opposition to his more suc¬ cessful competitor), were so exasperated as to render it unsafe for him to travel in the evening. They argued that he ought to be viewed and treated as the murderer of those who should die in consequence of inoculation. To such madness did their passions transport them, that a lighted grenado was, one even¬ ing, thrown into the chamber of a young man who had been inoculated. He must inevitably have lost his life had not the fuse been removed by passing through the window.

Had Dr. Boylston gone, at this time, to England, he might have accumulated a large fortune by his skill in treating the small pox. He did not, however, visit that country till 1725, when inoculation had become common. He was then received with the most flattering attention. Chosen a member of the Royal Society, he became acquainted with some of the most distinguished characters in the nation. His communications to that Society, after his return to America, were ingenious and celebrated.

After a long period of eminence in his profession, he retired to his patrimonial estate, in Brookline, to pass the remainder interred in his own tomb, which bears the following plain though appropriate and just inscription:

"Sacred to the memory of Dr. Zabdiel Boylston, Esq., Phy¬ sician, and F. R. S., who first introduced the practice of inoc¬ ulation into America. Through a life of extensive benifi- eence, he was always faithful to his word, just in his dealings,

affable in his manners ; and, after a long sickness, in which he was exemplary for his patience and resignation to his Maker, he quitted this mortal life in a just expectation of a happy

The wish has often been expressed that a more suitable monument might be raised to the memory of a man so highly distinguished in his profession.

died 13 April, 1816, aged 86, a man of uncommonly extensive observation, and with a memory proverbially accurate. He had peculiar facilities for learning many facts relating to this little town, for he was not only a native, but spent a large portion of a long life in the place of his nativity. He was, moreover, for many years, Selectman, Assessor, and Represen¬ tative of this town to the General Court. He was son of John Goddard, grandson of Joseph Goddard, one of the founders of the first Congregational church in Brookline ; also, father of Joseph Goddard, born 15 April, 1761, and grandfather of Abijah Warren Goddard. These five generations of men all cultivated the same farm, and were members in full commu¬ nion of the First Congregational church.

Rev. James Allen, the first minister of Brookline, died 18 February, 1747, aged fifty-six. The house which he inhabited has been down for more than half a century, but descendants of the rose bushes, which he set out about 1718, are now living and flourishing. He was brother of the Hon. Peter C. Brooks' mother, and of the last wife of Daniel Dana.

Elhanan Winchester, Jr., son of Deacon Elhanan, was born in Brookline in 1751, and baptized, in his infancy, by Mr. Jonathan Hyde, Separist and Pedobaptist. In process of time Mr. Winchester was converted to the Baptist faith was highly celebrated in preaching his doctrines, and admitted numbers into the church by immersion. On visiting England, he embraced the doctrine of the final restoration of all men, preached it there and in his own country with considerable success, published a number of volumes defending his senti¬ ments, both in Europe and America. He died at Hartford? Conn., where, in the North burial ground, there is a monu¬ ment with this inscription :

" The General Convention of Universalist Churches, in memory of their departed brother, the Rev. Elhanan Win-

Chester, erected this monumental stone. He died 18 April

'Twas thine to preach with animating zeal,

The glories of the Restitution morn,

When Tsin, death, hell, the power of Christ shall feel.

And light, life, immortality he born."

Aug. 1849, aged 76. He was the pastor of Brookline from 1797 to his death, 52 years. In looking over a sketch of his life, by his daughter, Mrs. Pope, I notice facts which many can witness to. She says, " to the last he continued to feel an interest in the current events of the day. Loving friends brought him every luxury that wealth could purchase ; they covered his study table with rarest and most beautiful flowers, and never had he seemed to prize them so highly." His son- in-law, Mr. Hedge, writes as follows : " The trait which I

recall with the greatest vividness when I revert to my ac¬ quaintance with Dr. Pierce, is his uniform cheerfulness/' He was very industrious. Had he not been an early riser, it would have been impossible for him to have accomplished what he did, so great was the demand upon his time from those who sought his society. His liberality and ho'spitality were very great. He had a remarkable indifference to money. In regard to his religious belief, he said he chose what was best from all creeds. His doctrine was u eclectic."

Among the past ^inhabitants of this town, who should be mentioned with distinction and respect, is the late Dr. William distinguished physician of this town and vicinity, who was successively Representative, Senator, and Councillor, under the Government of this Commonwealth ; who watched over the interests of his native village with vigilance and fidelity; and who, in the times that tried men's souls, amid the political contests which raged in our land, was greatly instrumental in preserving this people from those disgraceful abuses which prevailed in too many other places. In treating the small pox, that dangerous and destructive malady, few, if any, cotemporaries had more extensive practice or were more suc¬

" Not only," says Dr. Pierce, in his " Town Hall Address,"

have natives of our town done worthily in their day and

generation, but distinguished men from other places have been attracted by our beautiful village to seek a residence here. Among those, high in office in the government of the country, were the Hon. Stephen Higginson, member of the Legislature under the old confederation ; the Hon. George Cabot, a Senator 'of the United States under the administra¬ tion of Washington ; and the Hon. Jonathan Mason, also a Senator to Congress, whose place of residence has been suc¬ ceeded by a mansion erected by General Theodore Lyman, which, for taste and elegance, may vie with the palaces of

Since 1867 the valuation of Real and Personal property in

According to the Town Clerk's report, the valuation of personal estate for the year 1869 was and of real estate

The highest taxes are the following :

Mrs. Robert C. Winthrop .

Wm. Dwight

Ignatius Sargent

Amos A. Lawrence .

David Sears

No. 8 Congress Square, Boston,

Choice Family Groceries !

Constantly on hand and for sale at the Lowest Cash Prices. Goods sent to any

part of the Town free of expense.

Lyceum Hall Building, Washington St., Brookline.

Fresh and Salt Provisions,

Poultry and Game of all kinds in their season.

Lyceum Hall Building, Washington St., Brookline.

fy AH orders from persons in Brookline and vicinity promptly attended to.

Ackers Avenue, from Brighton south, near Boylston Alton Place, from Harvard to St. Paul Andem Place, from Washington, opp. Washington place Ann, from Browne to Still

Aspinwall Avenue, from Harvard to Longwood stream

Auburn, from Harvard to Park

Avon, fit>m Goddard's avenue to W. Roxbury line

Beacon, from Milldam to Chestnut Hill reservoir

Borland, from Beacon to Chatham

Boylston, from Washington to Newton line

Bradley's Hill, Boylston, near the reservoir

Brighton Avenue, from the Milldam to Brighton line

Brighton, from Boylston, at junc. Heath, to Brighton line

Brookline, from Brighton ave. to Brookline bridge

Brookline Avenue, from Washington to Milldam

Browne, from Powell to Pleasant

Carlton, from Colchester to Ivy

Catlin, from Boylston, opp. the reservoir

Centre, from Winchester to Harvard

Chatham, from Kent to Hawes

Chestnut, from Walnut to Jamaica Pond

Chestnut Place, from Chestnut street

Clyde, from Warren to Newton street

Colchester, from Carlton to Kent

Corey's Hill, between Wash, and Harvard, n. Brighton line

Cottage, from Warren, to W. Roxbury line

Cypress, from Walnut to Washington

Cypress Place, from Cypress street

Davis Court, from Washington, near Harvard square

Davis Place, from Western avenue, near gas house to R. R.

Dudley, from Kent to Ilawes

Dudley, from Warren, near Unitarian church to Warren, near Clyde

Dummer, from Essex to Pleasant

Dyrnoke, from Dummer to Freeman

Egmont, from Dyrnoke to Pleasant

Elm Place, from Walnut n. High

Essex, from Freeman to Brighton avenue

Etfe, from Dyrnoke to Forth

Fairmont, near Reservoir and Warren street

Faulkner's Avenue, from Newton south east, near Grove

Fay Place, from Washington, opposite the Railroad bridge

Watches, French Clocks,

Sterling Silver and Plated Wares,

No. 1G2 Washington Street,

Forth, from Brighton avenue to Freeman Francis, from Kent to Aspinwall v

Freeman, from Essex to Babcock

Goddard's Avenue, from Cottage street to beyond Avon st. Gorham Avenue, from Cypress, n. Washington to Tappan Green, from Harvard to Pleasant Grove, from Newton street to South Hammond, from Newten across Boylston to Newton line Harrison Place, from Harvard n. Harvard square Harvard, from Washington to Brighton boundary line Harvard Avenue, from Harvard to Park Harvard Place, from Harvard west, between Harvard ave¬ nue and School

Harvard Square, junction Washington and Harvard

Hawes, from Colchester to Beacon

Heath Avenue, from Heath west, n. Boylston

Heath, from Boylston, at junction Brighton, near Newton line

High, from Walnut to Chestnut

Holden, East side Town Hall, from Washington to Pierce

Ivy, from St. Mary's to Essex

Kent, from Beacon to Francis

Kerrigan Place, from Boylston, near Washington

Lake Side, from Warren, near the reservoir *

Linden Place, from Harvard, east to railroad Livermore's Lane, from Washington east, near Corey's Hill Longwood comprises all the territory north of Harvard street and Longwood avenue, east to Longwood stream, Babcock street

Longwood Avenue, from Longwood station to Harvard

Longwood Stream, west to Babcock street

Marion, from Harvard to Beacon

Monmouth, from Hawes to St. Mary's

Mountfort, from St. Mary's to Essex

Newton, from West Roxbury line to Newton line

Park, from Washington to Beacon

Pearl Place, from Western avenue, or Milldam road, near

Perry, from Aspinwall avenue to Francis Pierce, from Harvard to Prospect

Pierce Lane or Reservoir Place, from Boylston to Chestnut Hill reservoir

Pleasant, from Harvard, near Longwood ave. to Brighton ave.

Pond Avenue, from Washington, at stone bound, to Chestnut

Pound, from Heath to Newton line

Powell, continuation of Kent, from Beacon to Freeman

Prescott, from Ivy to* Mountfort

Prospect, from Washington to School

Reservoir Place, see Pierce lane

School, from Washington to Harvard

Sewall, from Walnut to Chestnut

Washington Street, opposite Town Hall,

Is prepared to furnish GOOD HORSES and CARRIAGES, with or without drivers, at reasonable prices.

Carriages furnished for Funerals, Weddings, Parties, «fcc.,

at short notice.

Particular attention paid to Hoarding Horses.

IV. B. Carriages will be at the depot to convey people to and from all trains. Orders can be left at the depot or at the stable.

Green Street

Jamaica Plain.

Saw Filing, Scissors Grinding, and all kinds of Job Work done in the most satisfactory manner, and at

short notice.

Sewall Avenue, from Harvard to Kent

Sewall Place, from Sewall street

South, from Newton street to W. Roxbury line

Still, from Browne to Freeman

St. Mary's, from Brighton avenue to Beacon

St. Paul, from Aspinwall avenue to Francis street

Summit Avenue, from Beacon, over Corey's Hill to the

Tappan, from Cypress to Beacon [Brighton line

Thatcher, from Dymoke to Forth [Hall

Thayer Place, from Washington, nearly opposite Town

Toxteth, from Aspinwall avenue to Francis

Vernon, from Harvard to Marion

Wait, from Beacon to Pleasant

Walnut, from Washington to Boylston, near Reservoir

Walnut Hill, west of Newton street

Walnut Place, from Walnut street, next to Cemetery

Warren, from Walnut to Heath [Brighton line

Washington, principal business street, from Boston line to

Washington Place, from Washington, opposite Andem place

Webster, from Harvard to Beacon

Webster Place, from Harvard, next to Harrison place

Western Avenue or Milldam Road, across Milldam

White Place, from Washington opposite Railroad station

Williams Avenue, from Walnut street

Winchester, from Beacon to the Brighton line

Brookline Public Library Building, JWashington, n. School Chapel Hill Station, foot of Carlton Colonnade Buildings, Harvard sq.

Cottage Farm Station, Essex, junction with Brighton avenue Fire Engine House and Hook and Ladder House, Wash¬ ington street, corner Walnut Guild's Block, Washington street Lyceum Hall, Washington street, near Railroad depot Panter's Building, Harvard square [pect

Town Hall, Washington street, between Holden and Pros- Whyte's Block, Walnut, corner Washington

-The population of Brookline, according to the late

N. B. : These Glasses are adjustable to fit every ones nose

without falling off.

Corner of West,

For the past two years by the Subscriber, and is conceded by all who

have used it to be Far Superior to any now in use, as regards

Style, Comfort, and Durability,

I claim that a Buggy of this style, weighing 225 pounds, will run with more ease to the horse than a common End-Spring Buggy weighing 175 pounds. They are made of

and got up in a superior manner, and are warranted to give entire satisfaction, and they can be bought 20 per cent less than the same class End- Spring Pattern.

most reasonable terms, and in tbe Rest Manner.

Carriages sent for and delivered in Boston and vicinity free of charge. Address

Manufacturer of* Light Carriages,

Successors to TUTTLE, GAFFIELD, &. CO.

Contract Lots filled at Lowest Rates, and Glass guaranteed free of Rust Estimates freely given, and Builders invited to call.

and. Stationery,

William _p. tlwksbbtjy ,

No. 482 "Washington Street, Boston.

And Dealers In Steam and Gas Fixtures,

Bell Hanging & Speaking Tubes put up to order .

Panter's Building, Harvard Square, Brookline.

Ail work done in a workmanlike manner, and promptly attended lo.

E. A. Walleston. J. W. Wetherell.

Water Closets, Pumps, Sheet Lead,

Panter's Building, Harvard Square,

Orders solicited and promptly attended to.

between; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; com. mer., commission Port; H. U., Harvard University; mkr., maker;! manuf., manufacturer; n., near opp., opposite; pi., place; P. O., Post Office; pres., president; rd., road; Rev., reverend; st., street; sec., secretary; sq., square; supt., superintendent; treass treasurer; wliol., wholesale; wid., widow; wlif., wharf.

Abbott John C. insurance (8 Devonshire, Boston), h. Har¬ vard, opposite Alton place

Ackers Hannah Miss, h. Boylston, second from Brighton Adams Daniel D. mason, house White place Adams James, at Louis M. Crane's, Harvard ave.

Adams Matthew, laborer, H. S. William's, Beacon, c. Tappan Aiken Henry M. commission merchant (B.), h. Walnut Allen Howard A. clerk (B.), bds. Rufus S. Allen's, Dudley Allen John, carpenter, bds. N. Watson's, Fay place Allen Lyman W. clerk (B.), bds. Rufus S. Allen's, Dudley Allen Philip S. contractor, h. Green, n. Pleasant, Longwood Allen Rufus S. carpenter, h. Dudley, near Reservoir Allen Samuel S. ins. broker (37 State, B.), h. Monmouth, Allison James W. carpenter, h. Washington [n. St. Mary's Allison John W. carpenter, h. Washington Almy Frederick, dry goods com. mer. (38 Franklin, B.), h. Ivy, near Carlton, Longwood

Almy Frederick Jr. clerk (38 Franklin, B.), boards Ivy, n.

Carlton, Longwood [Cambridge

Alphin James, teamster, E. M. Abbott's, Longwood, h. at Ames Pelham W. merchant (21 Pearl, B.), h. Hawes, near Colchester [Kent

Ames Seth, judge(Supreme Court, B.), h. Colchester, corner Amory Frederick, boards James S. Amory's, Warren Amory James S. (82 Milk, B.),h. Warren, near Cottage Amory Robert, physician, h. Colchester, n. Chapel station Amory William (63 State, B.), house Powell, near Beacon,

Andros R. S. S. Mrs. wid. h. Winchester, third from Beacon Annable John J. coachman, h. Boylston, n. Washington Anthony George N. coach-driver, Metropolitan R. R. Co.'s coaches, Brookline, bds. Chaplin's, Beacon

BDRDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-

RESTAURANT FARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LODIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Armington Asa W. (with Shreve, Crump & Low, 226 Washington, B.), boards Goodwin's, Washington Aspinwall John S. G. (Custom House, B.), h. Thayer place Aspinwall William, lawyer(42 Court, B.), house Washington, opposite Park [Warren, n. Cottage

Atkinson Charles M. gardener, John L. Gardner's, house Atkinson Edward (40 State, B.), house Heath ave.

Atkinson George, treas. (Waltham cotton mills, 60 State, B.), h. Longwood ave. n. Sewall avenue -

Ayers John A. clerk, T. A. Wethern's, bds. Washington, corner Davis' court

BABCOCK LUCY, widow George, h. Harvard, n. Babcock Bachelder Josiah G. (Palmer, Bachelders & Co.), jeweller (162 Washington, B.), h. Kent, near Colchester Bacon Francis E. (56 State, B.), h. Clyde, near Newton Bacon Francis H. clerk, bds. Mrs. Wellington's, Washington, corner Harvard square

Bailey M. B. Mrs. wid. house Washington place Baker A. Mrs. wid. house Monmouth, near Hawes Baker Bangs S. mason, h. Walnut, n. Washington Baker Benjamin F. painter, Washington, house Cypress, cor.

Baker Edward, painter, h. Washington, near depot phrey's, Newton [house opp. Chapel station

Balen William F. C. coachman, A. A. Lawrence's, Longwood, Bancroft Chas. P. (Buckley, Bancroft & Bowen), furniture Bangs William A. merchant (B.),. h. Pleasant, fourth from Beacon, Longwood

Barker Miss, teacher, bds. Mrs. Craft's, Washington Barnard Frederick, bds. W. H. Barnard's, Washington Barnard William H. boot and shoe-maker, Washington, h. do. Barnett Abby L. widow Robert, h. Heath, near Boylston Barr Daniel, laborer, h. Kerrigan place Barrett Geo. T. philosophical instrument maker, Ritchie & Sons', boards School [the reservoir

Barrett John, coachman for John H. Sturgis, Boylston, opp. Barrett Joseph, baker, James Darrah's, h. at B. H.

Barrett Mary, wid. h. Washington, near R. R.

Barrett Michael, painter, bds. Turner's, Washington ABBOTT EDWARD M. lumber dealer, Brighton ave. near Cottage Farm station, Longwood, h. at Brighton

D. B. STEDMAN & CO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE V. WARE & CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Barrett Michael, mason, house Boylston, near Washington Barrett Olive, wid. of Joseph T. h. School, near Harvard Barrett Patrick, laborer, house Pearl place Barrett Patrick, tanner, S. A. Robinson's, h. Pearl place Barrett Thomas, laborer, house Pearl place Barrett William A. plumber, h. Downer ave.

Barry James, laborer, house SeWall pi.

Barry Michael, laborer, house Hammond, n. Boylston ' Barry Thomas, laborer, h. Heath, cor. Hammond

Bartlett Abby, assistant teacher, Brookline High school, bds.

J. Bartlett's, Washington

Bartlett James, farmer, h. Washington, n. Brighton line Bartlett James Jr. farmer, bds. Bartlett's, Washington, near the Brighton line

Barton Edward H. (3 Beacon, B.), h. Colonnade bldg. Wash. Bary William, carpenter, bds. Turner's, Washington Battison William J. book-keeper (Clark & Wetherbee's, B.), h. St. Mary's, n. Brighton avenue, Longwood Baxter Albert G. broker (B.). h. Washington, n. Beacon Baxter Albert G. Jr (39 Kilby, B.),bds. Albert G. Baxter's,

Baxter Benj. F. mason, h. cor. Western ave. and Washington Baxter Sidney R. hardware (5 Dock sq. B.), bds. Albert J.

Baxter's, Washington [house Park, corner Auburn Beals James H. (Beals, Greene & Co., Boston Post, B.), Beals James H. Jr. bds. Park, cor. Auburn Beals Samuel (Beals & Jones), carpenter and builder, High, bet. Walnut and Boylston, h. Boylston BEALS & JONES, (Samuel Beals and Charles W. Jones), carpenters aud builders, High, bet. Walnut and Boylston Beard Alanson W. (152 Devonshire, B.), h. Harvard, near Brighton line

Beard James W. salesman (152 Devonshire, B.), bds. Har¬ vard, near Brighton line

Beck Frederick (15 Devonshire, B.), h. Washington place Beegan Joseph H. nurseryman and florist, Beacon, n. the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, h. do.

h. Pleasant, n. Beacon, Longwood Bellows Wrn. M. driver, M. R. R. house Washington Benner Orchard, clerk, M. Russell's, h. Washington, n. depot Bennett Stephen D. (19 Lindall, B.), h. Wash. n. Cypress Bentley David, teacher, Ward grammar school, h. Harvard, corner School

Benton Austin W. house Vernon, near Beacon

sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Bertsch Leo, mechanician, bds. Mrs Orcutt's, Walnut Bickford Ira H. house Beacon, near Park Bigley Neal, works Isaac M. Cate's, Heath avenue Binney Amos R. civil engineer, h. Park, near Beacon Bird George W. druggist and apothecary, Washington, n.

R. R. bridge, house do. « [Harvard, opp. Longwood ave. Bird William Mrs. 2nd. widow, h. Walnut, near Chestnut Bishop Robert, cotton merchant (295 Broad, B.), h. foot of Linden place [Francis

Black Edmond, polisher, Thompson's, Harvard sq. h. Long- wood avenue

Blaisdell John E. carpenter, h. Carlton, n. Chapel station Blake Charles, conductor, M. R. R. h. Wash, near depot Blake George S. commodore, U. S. N. h. Monmouth, corner

Blakeley James, works Mrs. Hannah W. Howe's, Warren Blanchard George, gardener, house White place Bliss John P. (New York), h. Davis, near Washington ct. Blute Michael, laborer, house Sewall place Boardly Benjamin, mechanician, bds. Banter's building, Har¬ vard sq. [n. Linden place

Bogman George E. hardware (7 Dock sq. B.), h. Harvard, Bogman George W. hardware (7 Dock sq. B.), bds. Har¬ vard, opp. Linden place

Boothby Frank, clerk, Geo. T. Defree's, boards do.

Bowditch Ernest W. engineer (Shedd & Sawyer's, Barris¬ ters' Hall, Court square, B,), boards Tappan Bowditch James H. student, house Tappan Bowditch Nathaniel I. Mrs widow, h. Walnut, cor. Warren Bowen Ann, widow, house Sewall place Bowen P. W. blacksmith, Boylston, near Wash. h. Boylston Bowers John F. proprietor (Merrimac stables, Friend, corner Market, B.), h. Pleasant, near Browne Bowes Wm. gas-fitter, house Washington Bowker W. Henry, carpenter, h. 4 Harvard place Bowlen Ann, widow, house Western avenue

D. B. STEDMAN 4 CO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W. WARE & GO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Bowler Joshua, proprietor, Brookline House, Washington, n. Walnut, house do.

Bowman Alonzo (Custom House, B.),h. School, n. Prospect Bown Wm. L. servant, Charles P. Bancroft's, Cypress place Boyd Leslie, teamster, E. M. Abbott's, h. Brighton avenue, near Cottage Farm station, Longwood Boynton Louisa, widow, house Heath , n. Hammond Brackett Charles Mrs. widow, h. Wash. n. Walnut Brackett Isaiah L. wool merchant (3 Matthews, B.) h. Pleasant, second from Green

Bradford Thomas, coachman, John Cabot's, High,h. Boylston Bradshaw Jane C. widow, h. White place Brady Michael, blacksmith, Bowen's, Boylston Brannan James, mason, house Boylston, near Washington Brennan Geo. B. carpenter, bds. Allison's, Washington Brett Henry, student (Shedd & Sawyer's, Barristers' Hall, Court sq. B.), house Harvard, near Babcock Brett Zenas F. clothing (45 Milk, B.), h. Harvard, near Babcock [house Hawes, near Dudley

Briggs Richard, crockery (Washington, cor. School, B.), Brigham Francis, house Walnut, near Sewall Brockway Charles G. flour and commission dealer (109 Commercial, B.), house Park, near Beacon Brodhead Daniel D. broker (7 Doane, B.), house Boylston, near' Washington

Brodhead Francis D. house Boylston, near Washington Brookline Baptist Church, Harvard, near Washington Brookline Cornet Band, Guild's block Washington Brookline Depot, Washington

Brookline Gas Light Co., Washington, cor. Milldam road Brookline High School, Prospect, corner School Brooks George, leather dealer, shoe-findings &c. (58 Pearl, B.), house Harvard, near Vernon avenue house Washington, near Holden BROOKS & YOUNG, boot and shoe-findings (58 Pearl B.) Brophy Lawrence, servant, F. Sweetser's, Harvard avenue Brower Fred, gardener, E. S. Smith's, h. Newton, east from

BROWN BROS, provision dealers, Washington, near depot Brown Cyrus H. (Brown Bros.), provision dealer, Wash. n. depot, house at Brighton

Brown George F. wholesale fish-dealer (224 State, B.), h.

Winchester, second from Beacon [Clyde

Brown Joseph T. apothecary (B.), house Newton, corner

Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale, at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No, 4 Winter Place, Roston, Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Brown Thomas S. (Brown Bros.), provision dealer, Wash, near depot, house Walnut

Brown Wm. H. Mrs. widow, h. Walnut, near Washington Brown William I. at J. S. Copley Greene's, Pleasant, near Brighton avenue, Longwood

Brown Wm. S. clerk, Brown Bros', house Colonnade building,

Bruce Benjamin, h. Harvard avenue Bruce Frank, driver, boards Perry's, Whyte's blk. Wash. Bruce G. Herbert, clerk (Sargent Bros.'B.), bds. Harvard ave. Bruce James S. Mrs. house 5 Webster place Bryant John D. lawyer (Sears bldg. Court, B.), house Mount- fort, near St. Mary's, Longwood Bryant Thomas G. sheet-iron worker, Kendrick Bros', house Washington [house Harvard .avenue

Burditt Horatio S. clothing, wholesale (79 Franklin, B. ), Burke Hannah, wid. h. Washington

Burke Martin, laborer, house Ackers avenue, near Brighton Burke Michael, laborer, h. Pearl pi.

Burke Thomas, gardener, Henry Mason's, house Davis pi. Burke Winnie, wid. h. Kerrigan pi.

Burleigh Sylvester S. mason, house Walnut, n. Washington Burnes John J. carpenter, bds. Watson's, Fay place

Mountford, Longwood [n. Harvard sq.

Burnham Sarah A. dressmaker, bds. Mrs West's, Wash. Burns Matthew, carpenter, bds. Watson's, Fay pi.

Burns Patrick, coachman, Augustus Lowell's, Heath

Burrill Charles, house Harvard, near Pierce

Bush Samuel L. (14 Devonshire, B.), li. Beacon, n. Carlton

Butler John E. carpenter, h. Washington

Butler Mrs. widow, h. Boylston

Buzzell John, driver, h. White pi.

Byrna Dennis, gardener, Francis Fisher's, h. Catlin Byrne Augustine E. carpenter, bds. Mrs. Cornelia E. Kel¬ ler^ Newton, c. Hammond

Byrne Marcus I. wheelwright, h. Newton, c. Hammond Byrnes Patrick, laborer, h. Brighton, n. Boylston

-CABOT EDWARD C. architect (2 Pemberton square, B.), house Chestnut, corner High Cabot Eliza, widow Samuel, house Clyde, cor. Warren Cabot F. commission mer. (B.), h. High Cabot Francis, treas. mnfr'g Co.'s (16 Merch. Exchange, B.), house Heath, cor. Boylston

D. B. STEDMAN & GO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W. WARE & CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Cabot J. Elliot, house Clyde, near Warren Cabot John H. h. High, n. Walnut Cabot Robert C. h. High, n. Walnut Cabot Walter C. h. Heath, beyond schoolhouse Cafferty Patrick, laborer, Humphrey's, Newton [station

Cahill Richard, gardener, A. A. Lawrence's, h. opp. Chapel Cain Michael, laborer, Mrs. E. Cabot's, Clyde Call James M. overseer, h. School, opp. Prospect Campbell Adam, laborer, h. Dudley Campbell Hamilton, laborer, D. S. Coolidge's, Harvard Campbell James, laborer, house Brighton avenue, opp. Pleasant, Longwood

Campbell Mary, widow, h. Western ave.

Candage R. G. F. marine inspector (Boston Board of Un¬ derwriters, B.), h. Washington pi. Thouse High, n. Walnut Candler John W. com. merchant (225 State st. block, B.), Cantwell James, carpenter, bds. Nicholas Cantwell's, Boylston Cantwell Lawrence, carpenter, boards N. Cantwell's, Boylston Cantwell Nicholas, carpenter, house Boylston, n. Washington Carleton Guy H. clerk (Faxon & Elms', B.), h. Walnut Carleton Harry, clerk (B.), h. Walnut Carleton Walter I. clerk (Eliot Bank, B.), h. Walnut Carmody James, laborer, h. Washington

Carmody John, laborer, h. Western ave.

Carlisle Ira B. builder (146 Tyler, B.), h. Catlin Carnes George W. clothing store (43 Summer, B.), house St. Paul, corner Alton place Carr Patrick, laborer, h. Reservoir pi.

Carroll Martin, laborer, h. Hammond, c. Heath Carroll Walter, coachman, James Codman's, house Sewall, Cary Thomas, laborer, house White place [corner Chestnut Casey Harris, works Mrs. Chas. Heath's, Heath ave.

Casey James, laborer, W. C. Cabot's, Heath Casey John, laborer, house Western ave.

Casey Michael, carriage washer, bds. John Casey's, Mill-

Casey Patrick, laborer, Ji. Western avenue [dam

Casey Simon, laborer, house Washington

Casey Thomas, laborer, h. Western avenue

Caswall Mary S. Mrs. at the Ladies' Home, Harvard

Cate Edwin I. carpenter, h. St. Mary's, n. Brighton avenue,

Longwood [avenue

Cate Isaac M. hardware (13 Custom House, B.), h. Heath Cavanagh John W. waiter, Wm. R. Lawrence's, Ivy, c.

Carlton, Longwood

BDRDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Spare, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and oomjflete as-

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cookin?. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Celfe Fanny G. Miss, seamstress, bds. Mrs. Sarah Warren's, Warren [ren's, Warren

Celfe Sarah S. widow of Thomas, bds. Mrs. Sarah War- Chace Reuben A. house and sign-painter, Washington, on R. R. bridge, house Holden, near Town Hall Chadbourn Clias. H. (Chadbourn & Co.), ice-dealer, h. Heath, n. Himmond

Chadbourn Moses W. ice-driver, h. Heath, n. Hammond Chadbourn & Co. (C. H. Chadbourn and J. R. Downing), ice-dealers, Heath, n. Hammond and (540 Tremont, B.) Chadbourne Isabel P. Mrs., Pleasant, cor. Freeman, Long-

Chamberlin Chas. W. (Chamberlin Bros. & Co. 117 Fed- Chamberlin Frederick E. clerk (117 Federal, B.), bds.

Beacon, second west from Tappan Chamberlin Thomas, house Beacon, second West from Tappan Chandler Alfred D. lawyer (14 Devonshire, B.), h. Wash¬ ington, n. School [house Washington, near School

Chandler Theophilus P. counsellor (14 Devonshire, B. ), Chapin Edward F. h. N. G. Chapin's, Walnut .

Chapin Nathaniel G. merchant (1 Commerce, B.), h. Walnut, opposite Warren [Longwood

Chaplin William B. stable keeper, house Beacon, n. Hawes, Chapman John N. agent(Boston Silver Glass Co.'s, 51 Water, B.), h. Harvard, cor. Webster place Chapman Theodore O. laborer, W. H. Gardner's, Clyde Chase Charles (Collins & Chase), Boston Express, h. Wash¬

Chase Chas. G. (Peters & Chase), tea-merchant (22 Central, B.), h. St. Paul, near Alton place [Alton place

Chase Henry S. merchant(233 State, B.), house St. Paul, cor. Chase H. Lincoln, merchant (233 State, B.), house Auburn, corner Park

Cheney Alfred A. watches and jewelry, Washington Chester Walstein R. (Shepperd & Chester), lumber dealer (foot of Northampton, B.), h. Walnut, n. Williams avenue Christ Church, Longwood, Colchester, near Hawes Church Caroline, wid. of Ephraim M. h. Harvard, n. School Church of our Saviour, Monmouth, corner Carlton Brookline st. Longwood

Churchill A. Bentley, telegraph operator(Parker House, B.), h. Harvard, third from Beacon

Churchill William Mrs. widow, house Harvard, near Beacon

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ClafFy William, currier, Willard Warren's, house B. H.

Clapp Elizabeth, matron, Infant Asylum, 3 Walnut

Clark Burnham C. coachman, Henry Upham's, Clyde Clark Caleb Mrs. widow, house Walnut, corner Chestnut Clark David, farmer, h. Boylston Clark Edwin, carpenter, house Thayer place Clark Henry, coachman, Dennison D. Dana's, Longwood Clark J. Mitchell, clerk (Naylor & Co.'s, B.), bds. Howard's, Clark Joshua C. Mrs. widow, house Warren [Kent

Clark Samuel, com. mer.(37 Commercial, B.), h. Walnut Clark Sarah D. house Warren, corner Dudley Clark Susan B. R. house Warren, corner Dudley Clarke Albert Mrs. widow", h. Brighton ave. n. Brighton line, Longwrood [Harvard avenue

Clement Helen I. school-teacher, bds. J. D. Long's, Washing- Clifford Albert, laborer, house Newrton, east from Clyde [ton Clure Patrick, hostler, Metropolitan R. R. coach-stable, Win¬ chester, near Beacon, bds. Cusick's, Western avenue Coates Robert, works Whitney's livery stable, bds. Richards',

Cobb Albert A.(B.), house Walnut, near Sewall *

Cobb Roscoe A. clerk(B.), h. Walnut, corner Village lane Cochran Henry, laborer, bds. Byrnes', Brighton, n. Boylston Cochran Joseph, laborer, Henry Upham's, house Boylston, third from Brighton

Codman James M. house Walnut, near Warren Coghlin Wm. laborer, h. Davis' place Cohen John, works C. H. Heath's, Heathside Coin James, laborer, h. Western avenue [press, Washington Collins Henry(Collins '& Chase), Brookline and Boston Ex- Collins James, laborer, house Pearl place Collins James, laborer, house Pearl place Collins Michael, teamster, house Pearl place Collins & Chase( Henry Collins and Charles Chase), Boston Express, office Kenrick Bros., Washington st. Brook¬ line, and 34 Court square, 5 Congress square, and 3 Washington, Boston r [son's, Fay place

Conant Joshua, house Washington, corner Thayer place [pi. Conant Nathaniel, stock-broker(B.),h. Washington, c. Thayer Condry John, laborer, bds. Frank T. Dwinell's, Corey's Hill Condry Michael, laborer, house Boylston, n. Reservoir place

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Condry Patrick, laborer, house Western avenue Conley Edward, laborer, at Longwood Club Stable Conley John, currier, Willard Warren's, h. Kerrigan place Conley John, currier, house Kerrigan place CONNEALY PHILIP P. restaurant, Washington, opposite Whyte's block, house do.

Conner Cornelius, laborer, house Pearl place Conners Dennis, servant, C. W. Dexter's, Harvard Conners Hugh, servant, Gooding's, Harvard Conway John, laborer, house Western avenue Conway Martin, coachman, W. H. Foster's, Brighton ave. Conway Patrick, laborer, house Fay place Conway Patrick, laborer, house Western avenue [Walnut Cook Bradford P. instrument maker, Ritchie Bros.' house Cook Jane, widow, house Cottage Cook John, plasterer, house Boylston Cook John C. book-keeper (B.), h, School, n. Washington Cook Richard, laborer, house Pearl place Cook Richard S. teamster, Samuel A. Robinson's, Washing¬ ton, h. Pearl place [ton

Cook William, driver, Brown Bros.' bds. Turner's, Washing- Coolidge David, farmer, house Harvard, second from Brigh¬ ton line

Coolidge David S. farmer, h. Harvard, near Brighton line Coolidge Geo. A.clerk, Coolidge & Bro's. Harvard, third from Brighton line, house third from Brighton line Coolidge Henry S. farmer, bds. David S. Coolidge's, Harvard Coolidge James W. porter, bds. David Coolidge's, Harvard Coolidge William D. (Coolidge & Bro.), grocer, Harvard, cor.

Beacon, house do. [cor. Beacon

Coolidge & Brother (Wm. D. Coolidge), grocers, Harvard, Corcoran Michael, laborerer, house Western avenue Corcoran Thomas, gardener, house Thayer place Corey F. Henry, farmer, house Washington, near Beacon Corey Henry G. farmer and gardener, h. Washington, third from Beacon

Corey Lucy S. widow of Elijah, h. Washington, n. Beacon Corey Mary Ann, house Washington, second from Brighton line [line

Corey Sarah Miss, house Washington, second from Brighton Corey Timothy, farmer, house Washington, n. Brighton line Corse James, carpenter, bds. Watson's, Fay place Costello Timothy, laborer, h. Pearl place Cotten Thomas, servant, James Beals', Park

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Cotting Charles U. real estate agent (9 Tremont, B.), house Hawes, near Beacon [con

Cotton J. Whitcomb, clerk (97 State, B.), bds. Kent, corner

Cotton Joseph H. ( American Tube Works, 97 State, B.), h. Cotton Walter G. clerk (97 State, B.),bds. Kent, c. Beacon Coughlin John, laborer, house Boylston

Cousens Horace (Cosuens Bros.), coal, wood and hay, Brigh¬ ton ave. n. Cottage Farm station, Long wood, h. at New¬ ton Centre

Cousens John E. (Cousens Bros.), coal, wood and hay, Brigh¬ ton ave. n. Cottage Farm station, Long wood, bds. Brook¬ line, n. Brighton ave.

Cousens Oliver, builder and roofer, h. Prospect, c. School COUSENS BROS. (Horace and John E. Cousens), coal, wood and hay, Brighton ave. n. Cottage Farm station, Coyen James, gardener, Safford's, Alton place [Long wood Craft Caleb, farmer, house South, opposite Grove Crhft George, nurseryman, h. South, corner Grove - Craft Lucy, widow of Samuel, house Washington, n. Cypress Crane Daniel, laborer, house foot of Linden place Crane John, laborer, foot of Linden place [High

Crane Louis M. oil (14 Central, B.), h. Harvard avenue Crawshaw Joseph, carpenter, house Washington Crimrain Cornelius, laborer, h. Davis place Croak Edward mason, h. Western avenue Crocker Ariel B. wholsale dry goods (5 Otis,] B.), bds. Har¬ vard, corner Webster place Crocker Gilbert L. carpenter, bds. 4 Harvard place Cronan John, laborer, h. Hammond, second from Heath Cronan John, laborer, h. Davis place Cronan Michael, laborer, house Davis place Cronan Stephen, laborer, house Davis place Cronan Thomas, laborer, h. Hammond, second from Heath 1 Crosby Benjamin H. fish-market, 4 Guild's bldg. Washing¬ ton, house Walnut, near Cross Crosby Patrick, laborer, house Pearl place Crosby Sylvester S. (Crosby, Morse & Foss), jewelry (B.), boards Mrs. Sybl Penniman's, Boylston Crotty Thomas, carpenter, house Boylston, n. Reservoir pi. Crowninshield Caspar, h. Mountfbrt, n. Prescott, Long wood Crowley John, coachman, house Boylston

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Cullinare Dennis, laborer, h. Heath, corner Hammond Cummings Mary, widow, house White place [line

Cunningham Patrick, laborer, h. Avon, near West Roxbury Cunningham Patrick, laborer, house Davis place Curley James H. instrument maker, h. Washington Curnan Patrick, laborer, house Davis place Currier John, carpenter, Craft's, South, h. at South Dedham Currier Warren G. apothecary, Harvard sq. house do.

Curry John, laborer, house Boylston Curry Julia, widow, house Beacon, on Corey's Hill Curry Malachi, laborer, house Davis place Curry Simon, laborer, house Davis place Curry Thomas, laborer, house Davis plaee Curtin Michael, laborer, house Davis place Curtin Michael, laborer, James J. Storrow's, house Pleasant Curtis Elijah, clerk, Brown's, h. Colonnade bldg. Wash. Curtis John G'. merchant (34 Devonshire, B.), h. St. Paul, opposite Aspinwall avenue

Curtis Lewis, laborer, Francis Rodman's, Heath [Cypress Cushing George S. (37 Commercial, B.), h. Boylston, cor. Cushing Rachel A. Miss, house Sewall %

Cushman Albert, freight-agent, B. & A. R. R. (basement Old State House, B.), h. Aspinwall avenue, cor. Perry Harrison place

Cusick Andrew J. carriage painter, house Boylston

Cusick Ann, widow, house Western avenue

Cusick James, carpenter, house Sewall, cor. Chestnut

Cusick Michael, carpenter, house Boylston

Cusick Michael, laborer, house W ashington

Cusick Patrick H. policeman, bds. M. Cusick's, Wash.

Cutler Arthur, student, house Chestnut Cutler Wm. S. clerk (B.), house Chestnut

DAILEY DANIEL, servant, Dr. ShurtlefF's, Boylston, near Daily Patrick, coachman, h. Boylston, n. Washington Dalrymj le George, keeper of horses, Clyde Park, Clyde, n. Dalton Michael, laborer, house Sewall place [Walnut

Damon David, agent (Tilton & McFarland's safes, B.), house Washington place

Dana Dennison D. treas. (Douglass Axe Co. 215 Federal, B.), house Freeman, corner Pleasant, Long wood Dana llenry F. house Warren, near the Reservoir D'Andebort Henrietta Madam, at the Ladies' Home, Harvard

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Dane Edward S. fish-dealer (35 Coram erciar, B.), h. Kent, opp.

Chatham [Wash. bds. do.

Danforth Fitz A. express-man, John P. Farmer's, Walnut, e. Dani Is David A. teacher, Pierce grammar school, h. Har¬ vard, near School [Freeman, Longwood

Daniels Philip, painter, Thomas Ritchie's, h. Pleasant, corner Daniels P. F. varnisher and polisher, h. Pleasant, c. Freeman Darling Francis D. merchant (Kilby, B.), h. Prospect, cor.

School [bds. Prospect, cor. School

Darling Herbert C. clerk( Barnes, Ward & Co.'s, Franklin, B.), Darragh Wm. horsecar driver, house Boylston DARRAH JAMES, baker. Wash. opp. Walnut, house do. Davidson Wm. coachman, James S. Amory's, Warren Davis Benj. B. h. Washington place

n. Brighton ave. Longwood Davis John, blacksmith, h. Boylston Davis Michael, mason, h. Wash. n. Western ave.

Davis Robert S. publisher (45 Wash. B.), h. Cypress pi. Davis Wallace, coachman, Robert Bishop's, Linden pi. DAVIS WM. carpenter and builder, Washington, opp. Town Hall, bds. Joseph Turner's, Washington, opp. Brookline

Davison Samuel, tanner, Willard Warren'^, h. White pi. Dawes Geo. Greenleafj clerk (Hovey & Co.'s, B.), h. Boyls¬ ton, n. Cypress [press

Dawson Sarah, asst, matron. Infant Asylum, 3 Walnut Deane Wm. coachman, J. S. Wright's, Walnut Dearborn Chas. E. clerk, E. M. Abbott's, lumber wharf, Longwood, h. at Brighton [vard, n. Brighton line

Dearborn Geo. F. policeman, bds. David Coolidge's, Har- Dearborn Wm. house Walnut, n. High Dee Morris, farmer, h. Boylston Defrees Geo. T. drygoods, Wash. n. depot, h. do.

Degoy Augustine, carpenter, bds. Brookline House Delano Chas. carpenter, h. Wash. n. Prospect Delano Oliver B. carpenter,, Washington, n. Prospect, h. do. Denney Edward, hides and leather(B.),h. Chestnut, n. Walnut Denny Francis P. mer. (8 Blackstone, B.), house Newton, Devine Margaret, widow, house Sewall place [n. Hammond Devine Patrick, laborer, house Sewall place Devine Wm. carpenter, Sewall place [vard. n. Alton pi.

BUEDITT 4 WILLIAMS, ?0 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called w on; vary large slock and complete as-

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Dexter Geo. M. president (Tremont Insurance Co. 68 State, B.), house Egmont, near Forth, Longwood Forth, Longwood

Dillaway Henry G. book-keeper (Wentworth & Faxon's, 408 State, B.), house Pleasant, n. Freeman, Longwood Dillaway Robert C. W. book-keeper (Wm. Stearns & Co'.s, 60 Chatham, B.), bds. Pleasant, n. Freeman, Longwood Dillon A. R. Mrs. upholsteress, h. Harrison place Dillon John, laborer, house Western avenue Harrison place

Doherty Francis Mrs. boots, shoes etc. Wash. n. depot, h. do. Doherty James, coachman, Wm. T. Eustis', Still, n. Freeman Dolan John, driver, bds. James Darrah's, Washington Dolan Thomas, laborer, house Pearl place Dolloff Abner P. carpenter, house 2 Harvard place Dolloff Lilly S. S. dressmaker, bds. 2 Harvard place Donahue John, laborer, house Western avenue Donahue John, laborer, h. Davis place Donahue Martin, laborer, house Western avenue Donahue Michael, laborer, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, n. Chestnut Hill reservoir

Donahue Patrick, laborer, E. M. Abbott's, h. at Brighton Donahue Thomas, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Washington . Donker John F. blacksmith, Philip Duffy's, h. Tremont, B.H. Donlan Edward, painter, house Boylston [wood

Donnelly John, laborer, h. Brighton ave. opp. Pleasant, Long- Donohue Eliza, millinery and dressmaking, Washington, c.

Cypress, house do. [cor. Cypress, h. do.

Donohue Henry, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, Washington, Donovan Dennis, laborer, house Davis pi.

Donovan James, laborer, house Pearl pi.

Donovan James, laborer, house Davis pi.

Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, house Davis pi.

Donovan Michael, servant, house Kerrigan pi.

Dooley Michael, servant, Chas. R. Lamb's, Vernon Dooley Mrs. widow, h. Washington, n. Western ave.

Doran Alfred (Doran Bros.), grocer, Washington, opp. Wal¬ nut, house Brighton

DORAN BROS. (Alfred, Levi and Enoch E. Doran), gro¬ cers and provision dealers, Lyceum bldg. Washington Doran Enoch E. (Doran Bros.), grocer and provision dealer, Washington, opp. Walnut, h. Brighton

D, B. STEDMAN & GO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

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- Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremout

Street, Boston.

Doran Levi, grocer, bds. Wm. Doran's, Ackers ave.

Doran Levi (Doran Bros.), grocer and provision dealer, Wash. opp. Walnut ave. h. Brighton Doran Wm. gardener, house Ackers ave. [n. Kent

Dorr Nathan, carpenter, Beacon, c. Pleasant, h. Sewall ave. Downing Jeremiah R. (Charbourn & Co.), ice*dealer, house Heath, n. Hammond

Downing Wm. carpenter, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, near Chestnut Hill reservoir

Doyle Matthew, painter, bds. N. Watson's, Fay pi.

Doyle Michael, laborer, h. Sewall place Draper Chas. H. asst, cashier (1st National Bank, B.), house School, n. Prospect

Driscoll Dennis, carpenter, bds. Jas. Driscoll's, Harrison pi. Driscoll Dennis, laborer, house Davis pi.

Driscoll Dennis, carpenter, h. Davis place Driscoll James, undertaker and contractor, h. Harrison pi. Driscoll James, blacksmith, R. Woodard's, bds. Dennis Dris¬ coll's, Davis place

Driscoll James Jr. carpenter, h. Harrison place

Driscoll Jeremiah, carpenter, bds. Jas. Driscoll's, Harrison pi.

Driscoll Jeremiah, teamster, house Washington

Driscoll Jeremiah, mason, h. Davis place

Driscoll Michael, clerk (B.),bds. Jas. Driscoll's, Harrison pi.

Driscoll Timothy, laborer, house Pearl place

Drohan Patrick, laborer, house Sewall place

Drohan Wm. laborer, house Davis place

Druce Geo. Edward, gardener, house Boylston

Drury Michael, servant, Mr. Cotting's, h. Western ave.

Drury Michael, laborer, Chas. U. Cotting's, h. Pearl pi.

Dudley Daniel, gardener, Augustus Lowell's, Heath

Duffy Ann E. wid. house Davis place

Duffy; Chas. blacksmith, bds. P. Duffy's, Boylston, n. Wash. Duffy Mary, wid. Thomas, house Boylsion, n. Washington DUFFY PHILIP, blacksmith, Boylston, n. Wash. h. do. Dunbar Charles C. house Prospect, near School Dunn Hugh, gardener, h. Sewall place Dunn Joseph, blacksmith, R. Woodard's, h. (48 Conant, B.) Dupee Frank, wool-broker (B.), h. Chestnut Dupee John, lumber merchant (B.), h. Chestnut DUPEE WILLIAM (Nichols, Parker & Dupee, 103 Fed¬ eral, B.), h. Walnut [house Warren, cor. Cottage,

Dwight Chapman (Dwight, Richardson & Co. 28 State, B.),

sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest coot, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'

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Dwight Charles, banker (28 State, B.), house Cottage, near Goddard avenue

Dwight John Mrs. h. Harvard, cor. Harvard ave. [tage Dwight Wm. treasurer (28 State, B.), li. Warren, cor. Cot- Dwyer James, laborer, house Boylston, near Reservoir pi. Dwyer James, laborer, house Kerrigan place Dwyer John, driver, bds. James Darrah's, Washington Dwyer Patrick, laborer, house Sewall place

EAGAN THOMAS, laborer, house Davis place Eager Henry B. clerk (Hallett, Davis & Co.'s, B.), boards E. Eager's, School [School, n. Washington

Eager Moses E. painter (Beach, cor. Cove, B.), house Eastman Moses, conductor, h. Washington place'

Eaton James, carpenter, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, n. Chestnut Hill reservoir

Edgerly James W. office(42 Winchester, B.), h. Harrison pi. EDMOND JAMES (James Edmond & Co.), Boston Fire

EDMOND J. WALTER (James Edmond & Co.), Boston Fire Brick Co. (394 Federal, B.), house Cypress Edwards Oliver, pres. (Atlantic works, E. B.), h. Beacon, corner Washington

Edwards Samuel D. engineer, house Thayer place Ellis G. W. h. Perry, near Francis

Ellis William, laborer, Goodnough's, South [Francis

Ellis William W. salesman (98 Pearl, B.), bds. Perry, n. Emerson Elijah C. pres. Mid. H. R. R. h. Washington pi. Emerson George, farmer, Crafts, South [n. Dudley

Emerson H. E. Miss, school-teacher (B.), house Fairmount, Emerson Susan, wid. h. Fairmount, near Dudley Emery N. E. Mrs. dressmaker, h. Harvard square Emery Noah, sea-captain, h. foot of Linden place Emery William, painter, h. School, near Washington English John, clerk, Coolidge & Brother's, bds. do.

English John, gardener, h. Newton st. near Grove ENGLISH RICHARD, milkman, h. Newton, near Grove Erhard Frank, shoe-maker, Geo. Erhard's, h. at Boston ERHARD GEORGE, boots and shoes, Washington, near Harvard square, h. do.

Eustis Wm. T. pres. (Douglass Axe Manuf. Co. 215 Federal, B.), h. Still, near Freeman, Long wood

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Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

Looking-Glasses and Picture Frames,

Special attention given to

Framing Fine Engravings

Jtf" All New Engravings, Ac. received as soon as

Special Agents

Rogers' Groups,

219 Washington Street , opposite Franklin St.

And. Ready-Made.

243 Washington Street,

Under Marlboro' Hotel, BOSTON.

House and Sign FAINTER,

W ashing- ton Street,

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Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

ave. third from Beacon

Fahey John, laborer, h. Brighton, near Boylston Fallen John, coachman, Edward Denny's, Chestnut Farmer John P., Brookline & Boston Express, Walnut, third house, opposite Whyte's new block, house do., Farrar Alonzo, oils &c. (23 Central, B.), house Pleasant near Brighton avenue, Longwood Faxon Francis G. grocer (Summer, cor. Federal, B.), h. Monmouth, corner Carlton

Faxon John L. grocer (Summer, corner Federal, B.), bds. Monmouth, corner Carlton

Fay Clement K. lawyer (5 Tremont, B.), house Linden pi. Fay Harrison, com. mer. (Merch. Ex. B.), h. Linden place Fay Henry G. provisions (18 City whf. B.), h. Wash, place Fay Patrick, laborer, house Chestnut, corner Sewall Fenton Timothy, servant. J. J. Perkins,' Marion, opp. Park Ferguson John, farmer, William Steam's, Sewall ave.

Ferris Lynde C. physician, house Alton place Fillebrown Edward, tailor, h. Boylston, near Washington Finn Thomas, laborer, house Pearl place Finn William, painter, house at Boston Finney William, letter carrier (B.), h. 5 Harvard place Finnigan Barney, laborer, W. C. Cabot's, Heath Finnigan Margaret, wid. house Western avenue Finotti Gustavus M. vice-consul of Italy (17 Broad B.), hous^ foot of Linden place

Finotti Joseph M. Rev., pastor Catholic ch. h. Harrison pi. First Unitarian Church, Walnut, corner Warren Fisher Francis, com. mer. (23 Central wf. B.), house Boyls¬ ton, corner Brighton [n. Walnut

Fisher Horace M. com. mer. (23 Central whf. B.), boards Francis Fisher's, Boylston

Fisher Jabez, provision dealer (1 Commercial, B.), house Walnut, corner Boylston

Francis Fisher's, Boylston

Fitzgerald Nicholas, shoe-maker, h. Boylston, n. Wash. Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, Davis place Fitzgibbon Patrick, pedler, house Fay place Fitzpatrick Michael, servant, Mrs. Samuel Cabot's, Clyde, h. Reservoir place

Flaherty Chas. laborer, h. Fay place

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Flaherty Richard, teamster, Cousens Bros'., Brighton avenue, h. at Cambridgeport Flaming Patrick, laborer, h. Davis place Flannigan Martin, laborer, house Pearl place Flannigan Michael, laborer, house Davis place Flannigan Michael, laborer, house Pearl place Flannigan Thomas, laborer, bds. Mahan's, Brighton vard, cor.Linden place Flynn C. A. Miss, dressmaker, h. Boylston Flynn Michael, laborer, Faulkner's ave. Newton, n. Grove Fogg George P. seedsman (Arnes Plow Co.'s, B.), h. Bea¬ con, third from Tappan

Fogg Sarah A. Mrs. bds. Wm. F. Hall's, Harvard avenue Follen John, coachman, h. Western avenue Foss Yeranus, farmer, house Heath, near Warren [nut Foster Charles, book-keeper (B.), bds. C. F. Foster's, Wal- Foster Charles F. leather dealer (196 Congress, B.), h. Walnut, opposite High

con, on Corey's Hill

Foster William H. mer. (82 Milk, B.), h. Brighton avenue,

Fowle Ann S. Mrs. at the Ladies' Home, Harvard Fox Thomas, coachman, h. Boylston

Francis Tappan E. physician, Washn. place, near Washn. Frawley John, laborer, house Western avenue Frawley John, laborer, house Pearl place Freeburn John, laborer, bds. O'Dea's, Western avenue French Emmons, clerk, M. Russell's, Walnut, bds. Russell's, Frost Morrill, h. Vernon, cor. Harvard [Walnut

Fuller Charles M. weigher and gauger (Continental sugar refinery, S. B.), house Colchester, n. Hawes Fuller Halford B. importer of linen goods (59 Summer, B.), h. Park, opposite Harvard avenue Funk George W. carpenter, house Walnut, corner High Furbush Mary, widow, h. Pearl place

GAGE FREDERICK F. dentist (4 Hamilton place, B.), h. St. Mary's, n. Brighton avenue, Long wood Gale Allen, coachman, Francis Fisher's, boylston Gallagher James, clerk, Murphy Bros. & Co.'s, bds. T. Gal¬ lagher's, Davis place Gallagher James, laborer, h. Davis place Gallagher Martin, laborer, house Fairmount

D. B. STEBMAN & CO,, Importers of China ar.d Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W. WIRE 4 CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Gallagher Patrick, hosier, h. Fay place Gallagher Terrence, laborer, house Davis place Gallison Lewis D. (260 Washington, B.),h. Washington Gallup Elias, clerk (B.), house Walnut Gardiner Charles P. lawyer (2 Pemberton sq. B.), house Clyde, n. Warren [ren

Gardner Harrison, merchant (96 Devonshire, B.), h. Col¬ chester, corner Kent [tage

Gardner Sarah S. Miss, h. Prospect, n. School Gardner Susanna Miss, h. Prospect, n. Schoo Garrison Charles H. carpenter, bds. A. M. Moore's, Walnut Gately Patrick, currier, Willard Warren's, bds. Perry's,

Gately William, currier, Willard Warren's, h. at B. H.

Geary Owen G. carpenter, h. Boylston, n. Washington

Geddes James, h. Fairmount, c. Dudley

Gentar Louis, servant, Horatio S. Bu/ditt's, h. Kerrigan pi.

Gerry Lizzie, teacher, Pierce grammar school, bds. Mrs.

Craft's, Washington [first from Beacon

Getchell Isaiah S. carpenter and builder, h. Summit avenue,

Gibbs John, house Washington, near School Gibson Geo. M. builder (B.), h. Perry, n. Francis Gilbert Henry C. wholesale woolen goods (79 Summer, B.), h. Park, n. Vernon

Gill John, laborer, bds. Patrick Lunney's, Ackers avenue Gilson Reuben H. painter, Reuben A. Chace's, h. at B. H.

Gilson Richard H. painter, h. Boston Highlands Glancy Peter, painter, h. Chestnut Glass Rufus E. carpenter, bds. Hagan's, School Gleason Ann, widow, h. Western avenue Gleason Hannah Mrs. h. Washington, n. Milldam road Gleason Thomas, laborer, h. Western avenue Glennon Patrick J. laborer, Penniman's, Boylston Glinnen Michael, laborer, h. Chestnut Glynn John, farmer, Henry H. Peters', Goddard avenue Goddad Abij.ih W. farmer, house Goddard avenue [ervoir Goddard Catherine, widow Benj. h., Boylston, opp. the res- Goddard Charles, house Chestnut, near Chestnut place Goddard Maurice, lawyer (B.), h. Warren, near Cottage Goddard Samuel, house Warren, near Cottage Goldsmith George W. farmer, house Clyde, near Warren Gooding Josiah, jeweller (83 Wash. B.), h. Harvard, near

BURDI IT 4 WILLIAMS, 20 Back Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to onr very large stock and complete as-

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Gooding Theodore P. jeweller (83 Wash. B.), h. Harvard, near Beacon [South

Goodnough George W. farmer, bds. Xanthus Goodnough's, Goodnough Xanthus, farmer, house South, cor. Newton Goodnow Asa, wholesale tobacco (12 Central whf. B.),h. head of Linden place

line, near Cottage Farm station, Longwood Goodwin Willard A. (Waterman & Goodwin), carpenter and builder, Wash. opp. Town Hall, house Washington Gouthro Lamey, foreman, James Driscoll's, bds. O'Dea's, Western avenue

Gowen John, carpenter, house corner Walnut and Wash. Gragan Michael, laborer, house Washington, n. Western ave. Gray Edward, student, H. U. boards Wm. Gray's, Clyde

Clyde [n. Chapel station, Longwood

Green Henry A. com. mer. (34 Franklin, B.), house Essex, Green Lewis, servant, A. W. Benton's, Vernon, n. Beacon [ry Greene J. S. Copley, clergyman, h. Pleasant, cor. Brighton avenue, Longwood [avenue

Greene Wm. B. Col. (Clarendon House, B.), h. Goddard Greenough James, house Winchester, fifth from Beacon Gregory Samuel H. (Gregory & Robinson), paper hangings Griffeth William A. supt. bds. Lovering's, Brighton Griffin Andrew, laborer, house Pearl place Griffin Daniel J. mechanician, Ritciiie & Sons', house at Griffin Michael, coachman, house Thayer place [Boston

Griffin Timothy, laborer. Geo. B. Blake's, h. Washington Griggs George, lawyer, office over J. Anson Guild's, Wash¬ ington and (16 Pemberton sq. B.), h. Warren, n. Dudley Griggs Lucy, widow of David R. house Harrison place Griggs Thomas, farmer, house Washington, near Park Griggs Thomas B. farmer, house Washington, between Bea¬ con and Park [stable, house near Chapel station

Grogan Richard H. coachman and foreman Longwood club Gross Willard Y. policeman, boards John Wood's, Cypress Grothusen Louisa Mrs. at Ladies' Home, Harvard Grush John H. hair-dresser, h. Walnut, near Washington Guild Benjamin Mrs. house Walnut [Village lane

Guild J. Anson, grocer, Wash. cor. Boylston, h. Walnut, cor.

D. B. STEDMAN 4 GO., Importers of China and Crookery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE V. WARE A CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Treinont

Street, Boston.

HACKETTBENJ. W. clerk (B.), bds. Mrs. Minot's, Carl

Hagan Dennis M. carpenter, house School, near Harvard Haggerty Chas. laborer, house Western avenue Haggerty Frank, works at gashouse, h. Western avenue Haggerty John, laborer, house Pearl place Haley David, laborer, house Kerrigan place Haley James, co«chman, h. Washington, R. R. bridge HALFKNSTEIN ADAM, tailor, Wash'n, n. R. R. depot, house White place [Beacon, on Corey's Hill

Hall Henry J. locksmith (27 Docksq. B.),bds. Win. Hall's, Hall Henry M. carpenter, house Washington Hall Isaac P. house Harvard, near Linden place Hall Martin L., West India goods (34 and 35 Faneuil Hall square, B ), house Park, corner Harvard avenue Hall Samuel S. flour-merchant (8 Central whf. B.),h. High Longrwood [Corey's Hill

Hall William, locksmith (27 Dock sq. B.), house Beacon, on vard avenue, near Harvard [Beacon

Hallett Russell (Russelll H illett & Co.), piano-forte mantif.

Halloran Patrick, laborer, house Davis place Ham James M. ice cream and dining-rooms, Guild's block Washington, house do.

Hanagan Michael, hostler (City stables, B.), boards J. L.

White's, Brighton, near Chestnut Hill reservoir Hancock George W. gardner, Wm. Powell Perkins, Boyls- ton, opposite the reservoir Hand Charles, painter, house (Tremont, Roxbury)

HAND JAMES B. house and sign-painter, Mechanics' blk. « Washington, house Andem place

HANDCOCK ZECHARIAH, fresco, sign and banner painter (5 Tremont, B.), h. Walnut, opp. Philbrick's Handican Patrick, laborer, h. Fairmount, n. Dudley Hinlan James, laborer, house Western avenue Hanley Timothy, laborer, at Mrs. Eliza Cabot's, Clyde Hannon John, servant at Justin Lawrence's, Harvard, n. Park Hanscom Charles, laborer at James Bartlett's, Wash. n. the Brighton line

Hardwick Eliza, school-teacher, bds. J. D. Long's, Wash. Harmon David I. farmer, house Newton, east from Clyde Harney Michael, harness maker, house Washington

sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the h igfces cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Jo iners

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cookinj. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Harrigan John J. blacksmith, bds. Bowen's, Boylston Harrington Andrew J. vegetables (cellar 7 north side F. H.

market, B.), house Beacon, near Harvard Harrington Clarence A. vegetables (cellar 7 north side F. H.

market, B.), boards Beacon, near Harvard Harrington Isaac B. clerk, boards J. A. Guild's, Walnut, cor. Harris James H. livery stable, liQuse Fay place [Village place Harris Nathaniel (91 Washington, B.), house Auburn Harrison James, painter, house Linden place Hartikan Thomas, laborer, Mrs. Eliza Cabot's, Clyde Hartnett Morris, laborer, house Davis place Harvard School House, Beacon, bet. Harvard and Pleasant Harvey George, carpenter, house White place [Walnut Haseltine William B. (13 Foster's whf. B.;, h. Chestnut, near Haslin Peter J. coachman, Joseph H. Cotton's, Kent Haughton James (Haughton, Perkins & Co., B.), h. Avon, near Goddard avenue [vard, third from Beacon

Haven Albert C. clerk (Clark & Leatherbee's, B.), bds. Har- Haven Frank, druggist (132 Milk, B.), h. Vernon, n. Beacon Haven George W. Mrs. widow, h. Harvard, near Beacon Haven M. L. Miss, book-keeper,' M. Russell's, bds. Mrs. Geo.

W. Haven's, Harvard, near Beacon Hay Olive II. drygoods (9 Winter, B.), h. Aspinwall avenue, between Perry and Toxteth

Hayes Angustus A., M. D. chemist and state assayer, house Monmouth, second from Carlton Hayes James, laborer, house Davis place Hayes John, laborer, house Washington, n. Western ave. Hayes S. Dana, state-assayer, house Kent, n. Colchester Haynes Clark L. house Boylston. near Cypress [vis ct. Head Charles D. broker (32 City Exchange, B.), h. Warren Head L. C. Miss, house Walnut

Head Richard C. clerk (24 Franklin, B.), house Walnut

Heard Fernald, carpenter, house White place -

Heath Ann E. house Heath, corner Boylston

Heath Charles Mrs. house Heathside, Heath avenue [ston

Heath Frederic A. (2 Change ave. B.),bds. Smith's, Boylston

Heath Sidney, house Heath avenue

Heath Street School, Heath, near Warren

Heath Susan, house Heath, corner Boylston [brary

Hedge Fredeick, bds. F. H. Hedge's, Walnut [place

Hedge Frederic H., D. D. parsonage Walnut, opp. Walnut

D. B. STEDMAN & GO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEO. W. WARE 4 CO., Furniture, MIRRORS, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Hegler Joseph, brass-finisher, boards Erhard's, Wash. Helmold Julius F. mechanician, bds. Erhard's, Wash.

Henck John B. prof, civil engineering, Inst. Technology, offire (41 State, B.), boards George A. Slack's, Harvard Hennes>ey Daniel, gardener, J. H. Beegan's, Beacon, Rear Chestnut Hill reservoir Hennessey James, laborer, house Pearl place Hennessey Michael, mason, house Boylston [Clyde

Hennessey Philip, house farm house of Win. H. Gardiner, H ennessey Thos. laborer, house Davis place Hensman Wm. tanner, Willard Warren's, h. White place Hersey George E. cashier (Howard Bank, 97 State, B.), h.

Hews Frank, servant, N. P. Mann's, Marion, cor. Park Heyer Charles A. fancy-goods importer (100 Summer, B.), house Harvard, near Beacort

Hichborn William C. treasurer (Erie Basin Dock Co.'s, 13 Doane, B.) house Carlton, n. Ivy, Longwood Hickey Bartholomew, laborer, h. fifth in Linden place Hickey Edward, stone-mason, house Boylston Hickey Maurice, carpenter, house Boylston, n. Hammond Hickey Michael, laborer, house Washington Hickey Patrick, laborer, house Davis place Hicks Rosa, widow of Michael, house Kerrigan place Higgins Martin, laborer, house Davis place Higginson Frank, physician, house High Hill Benjamin, farmer, house Boylston, n. Bradley's Hill Hill Michael, laborer, house Western avenue Hill Thomas, laborer, hou-e Western avenue

Vernon [h. Boylston, n. Washington

Hills Richard, watch-maker and jeweller (270 Wash. B.), Hilton Thomas B. hair-dresser, Wash. n. depot, h. at Cam- bridgeport [non

Hilton Wellington, servant, W. H. Hill's, Beacon, opp. Ver- Hoar James, depot master, Chestnut Hill station, B. H. & Hoare David, laborer, house Western avenue [E. R. R. Hoban John, laborer, house Davis place Holden, near Washington

Hobart David J mechanician, bds. John S. Paige's, Wash. Hobart Frank W. at (Macullar, Williams & Parker's, B.)

Hogan John, boot and shoe-maker, Mrs. F. Doherty's, Waslr

Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at LOWEST PRICES, wholesale and retail.

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. OBEB, Proprietor.

56 i BROOKLINE [H] directory:

Hogan Patrick, laborer, house Pearl place Hogan Patrick, laborer, house Davis place Holbrook Charles, Winship, Mrs. bds. Mrs. Stephen Minot's, Carlton Longwood

Hollander Edward, coachman, house Pearl place Hollis David A. commission merchant (B.), bds. Mrs. Well¬ ington's, Harvard square Holloran Stephen, laborer, house Davis place Holoran John, laborer, house Pearl place Holtzer Charles W. mechanician, house Washington Homer George F. lawyer (13 Pemberton sq. B.), house Har¬ vard, near Aspinwall avenue Honan Michael, laborer, house Western avenue Honey James, laborer, Chaplin's, Beacon, h. Washington, n. the depot

Honey James, driver, house Washington, near depot Hooper A. W. house Cottage

Hooper Edward W. trustee and treas. (4 Pemberton sq. B.), house Brookline

Horan Hannah, wid. house Davis pi.

Horn Chas. carpenter, A. H. Waterman's, bds. do*

Horr John E. principal, Brookline High school and librarian of the Public library, h. Beacon, opp. Park Horton James W. clerk, bds. J. Anson Guild's, Walnut, cor. Village place

Houghton J. Frank, h. Walnut, n. Washington Houlahan Catherine M. wid. of John, h. Washington Houlahan's, Washington

Howard Alonzo P. (Benj. Howard & Sons), broker (Doane,

Howard John J. upholsterer, Thompson's, Harvard sq, Howard Patrick, stone-mason, house Sewall place Howe Albert, clerk, bds. Washington place Howe Avery F. h. Marion, cor. Park Howe Edward, laborer, h. Davis place Howe Edward F. bds. Marion, cor. Park Howe Hannah W. wid. of John, h. Warren, n. the reservoir Howe Thomas, merchant (13 Exchange, B.), h. Linden pi. Howland Edward A. clerk, White, Mayo & Paine's, house Hubbard Frank S. house Colchester, n. Kent [Walnut Hubbard Gardner G. Mrs. wid. h. Colchester, n. Kent Iluborn John, laborer, F. H. Corey's, Wash. n. Beacon

D. B. STEDMAN & CO., Importers of Chios sod Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

In all its various departments.

Having had several years' experience in one of the he>t estab¬ lishments in lloston (Geo. Croome & Co. s), he feels confident that his work in all branches of TJ%>holsterin(J will give perfect satisfaction*

Cabinet Making, Carpet Laying, Curtain Hanging, Varnishing, Polishing, and Re -Uphol¬ stering Furniture will be done to order, in the best

Mattresses Made Over. Beds and Mattresses made to

Window Shades,

Curtain Fixtures^ lassels & Cord,

Picture Cord,

Picture Nails and Hooks,

Drapery Hooks,

Cage Hooks, &C., constantly on hand. All Orders promptly attended to.

Washington Street, opp. Oolonade Building. Harvard Sq.

Hand Carriages always on hand.

REPAIRING solicited, and promptly

attended to at fair prices. All work

GEORGE W. WARE & CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Hull Wm. carpenter, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, n. Chest¬ nut Hill Reservoir

Humphrey Willard A. farmer, house Newton, cor. Clyde Humphrey Willard J. merchant (99 Commercial, B.), bds.J. T. Brown's, Newton

HUNT JOHN T. cabinet maker and upholster, Washington, opp. Colonnade bldg, house Harvard [vard

Hunt Thomas, G. carriage manuf. Wash. n. Walnut, h. Har- Hunting Chas. F. clerk, bds. H. H. Hunting's, Washington, near Harvard square

Washington, n. Harvard sq. house do.

cers, Washington, cor. Harvard square Hurd Benj. wholesale grocer (5 and 6 S. Market, B.), house second in Linden place

Hurd F rederick J. F. wholesale grocer (5 and 5 South Mar¬ ket, B.), house Perry, near Francis Hurley Cornelius, currier, at Willard Warren's, h. at B. H. Hurley Margaret, wid. h. Davis place Hurley Margaret C. wid. h. Pearl place Hurley Michael, laborer, h. Western avenue [ton

Hussey Chas. F. book-keeper(76 Harrison ave. B.), h. Boyls- Hyde Lizzie M. Miss, teacher Heath grammar school, bds.

Newton [Newton

Hyde Rebecca W. Miss, teacher private school (J.P.), boards Hyde William J. farmer, h. Newton, corner Clyde

IGO EDWARD, laborer, Humphrey's, h. Newton, n. Infant Asylum, Elizabeth Clapp, matron, 3 Walnut [Clyde Irving Mary A. dress-maker, h. Walnut

JACKSON JAMES, baker, bds. Jas. Darr ah's, Wash. Jacobs Wm. instrument maker, h. Walnut James Chas. H. leather(110 High, B.),h. School, n. Prospect James Horace, mason, Guild's blk. Wash. h. Wash. n. School h. Harvard, cor. Webster place [Harvard sq.

Jeffers Samuel T. Jr. clerk, W. G. Currier's, Harvard sq. bds. Jefferson Henry E. mason, h. St. Mary's, n. Brighton ave. Jenkins Elizabeth Miss, h. Harvard, n. School [Longwood Jenkins Sarah Miss, h. Harvard, n. School Jewett Ann L. Mrs. h. Dudley, n. Warren Jewett Benj. N. laborer, h. Boylston

Jewett Francis A. clerk (91 Milk,B.), h. Dudley, n. Warren

BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our rery large stock and complete as-

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Johnson Catherine, wid. h. Pearl place Johnson Felix, mason, h. Pearl place Johnson Felix Jr. mason, h. Pearl place Johnson Frank A. bds. 4 Webster place Johnson Geo. market-man, h. Sewall ave. n. Kent Johnson Geo. H. policeman, h. Washington Johnson Herbert, carpenter, bds. G. H. Johnson's, Wash. Johnson Patrick, blacksmith, h, Pearl place Jones Chas. W. (Beals & Jones), carpenter and builder, bds. Brookline House, Wash.

Jones Edward, laborer, Nathaniel Harris', Auburn, h, Davis Jones James, servant, Lewis Slack's, Marion, n. Beacon Jones Justin, editor (32 Congress, B.), h. Harrison pi.

Jones Moses, farmer, h. Cypress, n. Washington Jordan F. A. carpenter, bds. Orcutt's, Walnut Jordan Thomas, carriage trimmer (Sargent Bros'. B.),h. rear Boylston, opp. reservoir

Joyce Geo. F. soap-manufacturer (Parker, B. H.), h. Williams

KEANY BERNARD J. rectifier (11 Central whf. B.), b.

Harvard, cor. Yernon [Chestnut Hill reservoir

Keay Heber, carpenter, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, near Keef Ann, wid. of Daniel, h. near Chapel station Keef James, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Brighton Keenan James, with Mrs. Chadbourne, Pleasant, cor. Free¬ man, Longwood , [wood

Kegan John, laborer, h. Brighton ave. opp. Pleasant, Long- . Kellaher Morris, laborer, house Kerrigan pi.

Kelleher Richard, laborer, house Sewall place Keller Cornelia E. wid. house Newton, cor. Hammond Keller Gustavus M. hunter, h. Newton, cor. Hammond Kelley James H. carriage painter, house Washington Kelley John, laborer, house Dudley, Fairmount Kelley John, laborer, house Sewall place Kelley John, gardener, James S. Araory's, Warren Kelley John, carpenter, h. Kerrigan pi.

Kelley John, servant, Wm. Aspinwall's, Wash. opp. Park Kelley John W. machinist, house Prospect Kelley Lawrence, laborer, house, Sewall place Kelley Michael, coachman, Horatio S. Burditt's, Harvard ave. Kelley Michael, laborer, h. Western ave.

Kelley Patrick, laborer, h. Western avenue

D. B. STEUMAN & GO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W. WARE A CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Certains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Kelley Patrick, laborer, house Davis place Kelley Paul, gardener, Francis A. White's, Warren Kelley Thomas, currier, Willard Warren's, h. Pearl place Kelley Thomas, laborer, h. Hammond, third from Heath Kemp Arthur, superintendent of school houses, house, 1 Harvard place

Kenan John, laborer, house Western avenue *

Kendall Robert B. lawyer (32 Pemberton sq. B.), h. Francis, near Toxteth

Kendrick Geo. P. clerk (34 Devonshire, B.), h. Walnut Kennard Edward P. clerk (331 Wash. B.j, h. Walnut house Walnut

Kennedy James, laborer, house, Sewall place Kennedy Samuel Jr. clerk, M. Russell's, bds. M. Russell's,

Kenrick Alfred Jr. (Kenrick Bros.), stoves, furnaces &c.

house Aspinwall ave. cor. Perry Kenrick Brothers (Alfred Kenrick Jr. and David T. Ken¬ rick), stoves, furnaces, tin ware &c. Washington Kenrick David T. (Kenrick Bros.) stoves, ranges &c. house Prospect, corner Washington [Beacon

Kernan John, coachman, Jas. S. Whitney's, Pleasant, c. Kerns Timothy, laborer, house Davis place Kerr William, laborer, Cousens Bros', bds. McPherson's, on the whf. Longwood

Kerrigan Michael, laborer, h. Boylston, third from Brighton Kiley Michael, laborer, h. Livermore's lane, n. Washington Killiou James, painter, h. at Roxbury Kilnan Michael, laborer, house Pearl place Kilroy Thomas, painter, J. B. Hand's, house at Boston Kimball Sylvester, farmer, house Washington King James, laborer, house Washington, R. R. bridge KINGMAN BRADFORD, lawyer and trial justice for Nor¬ folk County, Washington, opp. public library Kingman Martin, dry goods, furnishing goods, &c., Har¬ vard square, h. Washington, cor. Thayer place Kinnane Michael H. coachman, Francis W. Lawrence's Kirby Charles K. architect (17 Pemberton square, B.), h. Beacon, cor. St. Mary's

bds. C. K. Kirby's,' Beacon, n. St. Mary's, Longwood Kirk Albert E. carpenter, h. White place Kirk Geo. A. carpenter, h. Walnut, n. Village lane Kirk John W. carpenter, house Walnut

sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost, as well as for cheaper bouses. A good supply of Joiners'

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. ODER, Proprietor.

Kirkland Robert, tanner, Samuel A. Robinson's, Washing¬ ton, house at Brighton [n. Park

Kreissman August, music teacher (30 West, B.), h. Wash. Kreissman Carl, music teacher, bds. Washington, n. Park

LACY JOHN, laborer, h.* Boylston, n. Washington LADD CHARLES P. apothecary, Colonnade bldg. Wash. Ladies' Home, Harvard, near Linden place Lahive Michael, laborer, h. Davis place [h. Walnut

Laighton James A. (Palmer, Bachelders & Co ) jeweller (162 Wash. B.), house Washington place Lalley Patrick, laborer, h. Washington, n. R. R.

Lamb Chas. R. wholesale clothing dealer (80 Federal, B.), house Vernon [Harrison pi.

Lamson William, pastor, Brookline Baptist church, house Lane Sarah E. Miss, book-keeper, bds. Collin's, Washington Laney James, laborer, house Davis place Lang John, laborer, h. Washington, near depot Lang John (Murray Bros. & Co.), flour, grain etc. Col¬ onnade bldg. Washington, h. at East Boston Langley Joseph, coachman, Wm. F. Hall's, Harvard ave. Lanman Thomas E. principal, Heath grammar school, h. School, near Washington

Larnard Albert F. (Hunting & Co.), grocer, Washington, cor. Harvard square, bds. at Brighton Lave Michael, laborer, h. Livermore's lane, near Wash. Longwood [Prescott, Longwood

Lawrence Francis W. agent, h. Ivy, n. Prescott, Longwood Lawrence Justin, house Harvard, near Park Lawrence Robert M. medical student, house Carlton, near Colchester [Longwood

Lawrence William, student, boards Ivy, near Prescott, Lawrence William R. physician, h. Ivy, near Prescott,

Leahy John, blacksmith, Woodard's, h. Boylston, n. Wash. Leahy Mary T. wid. house Western avenue Lee Henry (40 State, B.), house Boylston, opp. reservoir

Lee John, coachman, Henry Mason's, h. fifth in Linden pi. Essex, Longwood

D. B. STEDUAN & GO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

No. 1783 Washington Street,

Reliable, Effective, Durab

The Subscriber continues, with improved facili¬ ties, the manufacture of

51 Elm Street!

The STRAPS of his manufacture have received the endorsement of the principal dealers in Hardware, Fancy Goods, and Druggists' Sundries, in the United States and the CanacTas ; and Premiums have been awarded for superior workmanship and general excellence - by National and State Expositions in various parts of the country.

Charlestown 9 Mass-

Bradford & Anthony, F. M. Keeler & Co.

Banfield, Forristall, & Co. Burditt & Williams.

And by the Trade generally.

GEORGE V. WARE & GO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Lemis Michael, laborer, W m. Amory's, Powell, c. Longwood Leonard Daniel, boot and shoe-maker, Wash. n. depot boards Curley's, Washington Leonard Nellie, wid. h. White place Levi M. clothing-store, Whyte's blk. Washington Libby Franklin, clerk, h. White place Libby Jane G. widow, house White place Libby John H. clerk (B.), house White place Liddy James, laborer, h. Davis place Liddy John, laborer, h. Western avenue*

Lincoln Albert L. jeweller (129 Wash. B.), house Harvard, corner Webster place

Lincoln Chas. D. (55 Devonshire, B.), h. Wash, place Lincoln Henry, house Still, cor. Browne, Longwood Lincoln James O. student (Harvard College), bds. Marion, second from Harvard [wood

Lincoln Rowland C. student, bds. Still, n. Browne, Long- Lincoln Walter M. oil (15 Central, B.), bds. Marion, second from Harvard [ion, from Harvard

Lincoln William, oil (15 Central, B.), house second on Mar- Lincoln Wm. E. oil (15 Central, B.), bds. Marion, second from Harvard [c. Kent

Lincoln Wm. H. shipping (13 Commercial, B.), h. Dudley, Linnehan Cornelius, laborer, house Boylston Littell Eliakim Mrs. house Alton place Littell Robert S. (Littell & Gay), publisher ("Living Age," B.), house Aspinwall ave. cor. Perry Little Joshua A. mason, house Prospect, n. Washington Locklin Michael, laborer, bds. Byrnes', Brighton Long I. A. carpenter, bds. J. D. Long's, Washington Long John, laborer, house Reservoir place Long J. D. carpenter and builder, Washington, n. Town Long John, servant, J. S. Wright's, Walnut [Hall, house do. Long John Jr. laborer, bds. Reservoir place Long Thomas laborer, bds. Reservoir place Lord Lettie P. dressmaker, bds. J. D. Long's, Washington Loring Emma L. bds. Mrs. Henry Loring's, Walnut place Loring Fannie L. music teacher, bds. Mrs. Henry Loring's, Walnut place

Loring Henry Mrs. widow, h. Walnut place, near cemetery Loring Joshua, cashier (Blackstone Bank, B.), house Brick Cottage, Brighton, n. Boylston Loring Robt. P. student (Institute of Technology. B.) , bds.

Loring's, Brighton, n. Boylston [High

Loring Thacher, treas. (Docking Warehouse Co.'s, B.), h.

Tools, Table aid Pocket Gatlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.

RESTADBAHT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Lovering Daniel Jr. supt. freight depot (Adams Express Co., B.), h. Brighton, third from the railroad Lovett Thomas, boot and shoe-maker, house Boylston, near

Lowe Abraham T. president (First National Bank, State, c. Devonshire, B. ), house Harrison place Lowe Elbridge F. Mrs. house Sewall avenue Lowell Augustus (60 State, B.), house Heath, cor. Warren Lowry Andrew, laborer, house Boylston, near Wash.

Lowry Maxwell, com. mer. (101 Devonshire, B.), house Monmouth, cor. Carlton * [ave. n. the church

Lowry Robert, coachman, Henry S. Chase's, h. Aspinwall Luddy Timothy, coachman, h. Davis place Lunney James, laborer, bds. John Lunney's, Fay place Lunney John, gardener, Edward I. Thomas', house Fay pi. Lunney Mary A. widow, house Fay place Lunney Patrick, laborer, h. Ackers avenue, n. Brighton Lyford Geo. E. jewelry (83 Washington, B.), bds. Nathan¬ iel Lyford's, Vernon

Lyford Nathaniel, house Vernon, near Harvard Lyman Theodore (B.), house Heath, near Boylston Lynch John, groom, S. .Salisbury's, Cypress Lynch Michael, laborer, W. I. Bowditch's, house Tapp an Lynch Michael, laborer, h. Davis place Lyon James H. carpenter bds. 4 Harvard place Lyon Levi T. carpenter, h. 4 Harvard place Lyons Dennis, gents' furnishing goods (Summer, cor. Otis, B.), h. Washington, opposite Town Hall Lyons John, painter, h. Western avenue Lyons Patrick, laborer, house Sevmll place

MAC CHRISTLE PATRICK, tanner, S. A. Robinson's, h. at Brighton

Mack Daniel, coachman, Chas. Head's, Warren Mack Julia, widow, house Western avenue Mackey James, clerk, Brown Bros.' h. Western avenue Macnamara Thomas, laborer, h. Kerrigan place Madden Charles, laborer, h. Pearl place Madden Daniel, laborer, house Heath, near Hammond Madore John, blacksmith, bds. Curley's, Washington MADORE JOSEPH, blacksmith, Wash. n. B. F. Baker's shop, h. Boylston, n. Washington Maguire John, plumber, h. at Roxbury Maguire John, servant, W. W. Wilson's, Linden place Maguire Terrence, laborer, h. Heath, c. Hammond

D. B. STEDMAN 4 CO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE V. WARE & GO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Mahan Dennis, laborer, house Brighton Mahan Thomas carpenter, h. Thayer place Mahon Thomas, plumber, h. Magic Village MahoDey Daniel, laborer, h. Davis place Mahoney Daniel laborer, house Chestnut, n. Sewall Mahoney John laborer, h. Hammond, sixth from Heath MAHONEY JOHN J. bonse and sign-painter, Washing! on opposite Post Office, house Washington Mahoney Mary, widow, h. Wash. n. depot Mahoney Michael, laborer, h. Western avenue Mahoney Patrick, laborer, house Brighton, near Boylston Makinson James, sub-architect, h. Fay place Maloney John, painter, h. Pearl place Maloney Matthew, laborer, house Davis place Maloney Mary, h. Washington, n. Walnut Maloney William S. works at gas house, bds. Mrs. Ma¬ loney's, Harvard place

Mains Jeremiah, foreman, water- works, Chestnut Hill, h. Brighton, near the reservoir

Manay John, laborer, house Boylston, near the reservoir Mangan Jane O. widow, house Davis place [c. Park

Park [Park

Mansfield Catherine, widow, house Davis place Mansfield Edward, servant, George A. Mudge's, Marion Harvard square

Marquand Joseph Mrs. widow, house Walnut, near High Marston E. O. cabinet maker, h. Boylson, n. Washington Martin Charles, laborer, house Boylston Martin John, currier, Willard Warren's, h. Western avenue Martin John, currier, house Western avenue Martin Michael, carriage-smith, house Western avenue Martin Thomas, laborer, house Boylston, n. Reservoir place Martin Walter, nurse, Samuel Goodard's, Cottage Mason Henry, treasurer (Mason & Hamlin's, 154 Tremont, B.), house Harvard, near Beacon

Mason William, laborer, house Davis place [R. R.

Mathison Roderick, supt. John Taylor's, Brighton, near the Mathews Aaahel G. piano-forte tuner, h. School, near Wash¬

Maxwell Joseph, carpenter, bds. cor. Washington and An-

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McAndrews John, painter, bds. Patrick Dillon's McAvoy Patrick, laborer, Moses Withington's, Beacon McBride Malcolm, carpenter, house Boylston [Longwood McBurney James, laborer, hopse Pleasant, cor. Freeman, McCarthy Andrew,, tanner, Willard Warren's, house Kerri¬ gan place

McCarthy Clara Mrs. h. Newton, east from Clyde McCarthy Ellen, widow, house Boylston McCarthy John, laborer, house Boylston, near Washington McCarthy John, servant, John Bird's, h. Boylston, n. Wash. McCarthy Marcus B. milkman, h. Newton, east from Clyde McCarthy Peter, coachman, Charles Dwight's McCarty Andrew, harness maker, house at Roxbury McCarty Daniel, laborer, house Davis place McCarty Daniel, laborer, house Pearl place McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, house Davis place McCarty John, laborer, house Pearl place McCarty Julia, widow, house Davis place McCarty Mary, widow, house Davis place McCarty Michael, laborer, house Boylston McCauley James, laborer, Chaplin's, Beacon McCausland Charles B. mason, h. Aspinwall ave. n. Harvard McClellan John, laborer, Chas. Smith's, Boylston, n. Brigh- McCormack John, trader, house Washington [ton

McCormack John Jr. trader, bds. John McCormack's, Wash¬ ington, near Lyceum Hall bldg.

McCrackin Alexander, driver, M. R. R. house Washington McCue Patrick, laborer, bds. Patrick Lunney's, Ackers avenue McCue Thomas, laborer, bds. Thomas Sweeney'^, Ackers ave. McCullough Thomas, servant, Mrs. Lucy Craft's, Washington McDavitt John, plumber, Wm. Mills', bds. P. McDavitts, Aspinwall avenue

McDavitt Patrick, coachman, M. C. Ferris', h. Aspinwall ave. McDermott Brien, laborer, house Kerrigan place McDermott James, coachman, James R. Tebbets', Dummer, near Pleasant, Longwood

McDonald - , physician, h. third in Linden place

McDonnell Bernard, coachman, house Boylston McDonnough John, conductor, M. R. R. house Boylston McDonnough Maria E. dressmaker, house Boylston McFarland William, gardener, W. G. Weld's, Goddard ave. McGee George, laborer, house Kerrigan place McGrady Michael, laborer, house Reservoir place McGrath James, plumber, house Davis place

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McGrath Patrick, clerk, bds. Mrs. McGrath's, Pearl place McGrath Terrence, laborer, house Davis place McGree William, stable-man, Longwood club stable, boards Perkins', Brighton avenue, junction Beacon Mclneriney James, laborer, house Chestnut Intosh's, White place

McIntosh Francis A. carpenter, house White place McIntosh Royal, carpenter, house White place McKee James, house Western avenue McKenney Frank, cook, house Brighton, near Boylston McKenzie Samuel, painter, house Chestnut McLaughlin Owen, laborer, house Heath, cor. Hammond McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, h. Hammond, fourth from Heath McLean Duncan, carpenter, bds. N. Watson's, Fay place McLean R. carpenter, bds. N. Watson's, Fay place McLean - ,h. White place

McLean - - - , carpenter, bds. N. Watson's, Fay place

McLoughlin James, shoe-maker, h. Boylston, n. Washington McMahan Bridget, widow, h. Washington, n. Western ave. McMahan John, laborer, house Kerrigan place McMahan Simon, laborer, house Western avenue McMahon Thomas, laborer, house Kerrigan place McManus Patrick, carpenter, h. Boylston, n. Washington McMavoy Patrick, laborer, house White place McMillian Daniel, laborer, house Davis place McNamara Ann, h. Washington, near Western avenue McNamara Daniel, laborer, house Chestnut McNamara Dennis, teamster, house Western avenue McNamara John, painter, h. Washington, n. Milldam McNamara Patrick, gardener, Oliver Edwards', Beacon McNelly Samuel, at H. L. Chase's, Auburn, c. Park, bds. 3 Harvard place ,

. McNeilly Wm. hostler, Longwood club-stable, bds. Brighton avenue, opposite Beacon

McNellie Thomas, coachman, E. S. Dane's, Kent McNelly Matthew, servant, Josiah G. Bachelder's, Kent McNulty John, works Wm. Gray's, Clyde McNulty John, laborer, house Boylston, n. Hammond McPherson David, teamster, Cousens Bros', h. on the wharf McTavish Murdoch, carpenter, bds. Allison's, Washington Mead Morris, coachman, Arthur Williams', h. fifth in Linden

Mead Patrick, coachman, house Boylston [Brighton line Mead Patrick, coachman, Alanson W. Beard's, Harvard, near Mead Patrick, coachman, A. Cobb's, Walnut

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Mead Wm. servant, Charles O. Foster's, Beacon, on Corey'a Meaher Francis, coachman, house Sewall place [Hill

Mealy Edward, laborer, house Kerrigan place Mealy John, laborer, house Chestnut Mealy M. widow, house Boylston Meany Daniel, laborer, house Kerrigan place Meany Michael, laborer, house Davis place Mehelen Owen, farmer, T. B.Grigg's, Washington Melcher William K. builder, h. Aspinwall ave. n. St. Paul Mellen Frederick H. clerk(Custom House, B.), house Bea¬ con, opposite Park

Mellen George M. house Beacon, opposite Park Mellen Sarah, widow, house Beacon, opposite Park Merrick Theodore B. architect, h. Francis, c. Toxteth Merrill Silas W. carpenter (32 Tyler, B.), h. Kent, cor. Longwood avenue

Merritt Geo. W. boots and shoes, wholesale (20 and 22 Pearl, B.), house Cypress, n. Washington Merritt Josephine M., Kingman's store, bds. Mrs. Maria Merritt's, Davis court ,

Merritt Maria M. wid. house Davis court Merrow Walter C. farmer, Boylston, c. Pond Metropolitan R. R. Co. proprietors of the Brookline and Boston line of coaches, Winchester, u. Beacon Miles Geo. B. house Hawes, cor. Colchester [chester

Miles Henry A. Rev. pastor, Christ church, h. Hawes, c. Col- Miley James, laborer, house n. Chapel station Meredith Samuel Mrs. h. Hawes, n. Colchester Miller Wm. A. grocer (Albany, cor. Kneeland, B.), house Harrison place

Milliken Abel B. laborer. Eben W. Reed's, Reservoir pi. Milliken Geo. gardener, Samuel Goodard's, Cottage Minnehan Donald, laborer, house Pearl pi.

Minnehan John, driver, h. Western avenue Minot Ellen P. wid of Stephen, h. Carlton, n. Colchester Miskell John, laborer, h. Dudley, Fairmount Miskell Thomas, gardener, Mrs. Eliza Cabot's, Clyde Miskill Michael, laborer, h. Brighton, n. Boylston Mitchell Henry, IJ. S. Coast Survey, bds. G. M. Dawes', Boylston, n. Cypress

Mitchell Huber, servant, W. H. Wilder's, Park, c. Vernon Mitchell James, laborer, house Davis place Mitchell Michael, laborer, h. Western avenue Moloney John Mrs. h. 3 Harvard place Moloney John Jr. machinist, bds. 3 Harvard place Molonev Wm. clerk, bds. 3 Harvard place

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Mongovan James G. plumber (Lagrange, B.), house Boyls- ton, near Washington Mooney Luke, laborer, h. Reservoir place Mooney Patrick, laborer, h. Reservoir place Moore Albert H. upholsterer, bds. Waterman's, School Moore Alfred M. carpenter, h. Walnut

Moore Emery B. receiving teller (First National Bank, B.), h. Francis, cor. Kent square Moore John, laborer, h. Heath, beyond the cemetery Moran Edward, laborer, house Sewall place Moran Lawrence, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Reservoir pi. Moran Michael, laborer, h. Pearl place Morrill Alexander, laborer, Chas. Stearns', Pleasant Morrill David B. farmer, h. Harvard, n. Brighton line Morris Austin, laborer; h. Washington, n. Western ave. Morrissey Thomas, laborer, h Kerrigan place Morse Eben, livery stable, house Washington Mossman A. L. carpenter, h. Washington Mossman Nahum, painter, h. Washington, opp. depot Mountain Mrs. wid. h. Wash. n. Western avenue Mowton C. A. Mrs. h. Cypress, cor. Washington Mowton Nelson A. book-keeper (Pearl, B.), bds. Cypress, cor. Washington

Moxon Wm. carpenter, bds. Allison's, Washington Mudge Geo. A. jeweller(47 West, B.),h. Marion, n. Harvard Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, h. Western avenue Mulchaey Richard, laborer, h. Davis place Muldowney Catherine, widow, house Davis place Muldowney Francis, tinsmith, bds. Catherine Muldowney's, Davis place

Mulhorn Edward, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Washington Mulliken Henry (Upham, Tucker & Co. 21 Chauncy, B.), h. Essex, cor. Brighton ave. Longwood Mullin Wm. carpenter, h. Boylston, n. Washington Mulloney Bridget, wid. h. Davis place Mulloney James, laborer, h. Davis place Mulrenin Wm. house Washington

Mulrev Michael, currier, Willard Warren's, Wash. h. at B.H. Munn James, laborer, h. Heath, c. Hammond Murdock Eliza, h. Warren, near Cottage Murdock Sarah, wid. of Geo. h. Warren, n. Cottage Murdough Chas. H. laborer, h. 12 White place Murphy Cornelius, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Washington Murphy John, laborer, h. Dudley, Fairmount Murphy Lawrence C. (Murphy Bros. & Co.), flour, grain, etc. Colonnade bldg. Wash. bds. Brookline House

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Murphy Patrick, laborer, h. Reservoir place [Harvard

Murphy Thomas, coachman, E. E. Floyd's, Linden pi. cor. Murphy Thomas (Murphy Bros. & Co.), flour, grain, meal, etc. Colonnade bldg. Wash. h. cor. Linden and Harvard and J. Lang), -flour, grain, meal, etc. Colonnade bldg. Washington » [Grove

Murray Daniel C. farmer, Faulkner's ave. Newton st. n. Murray Hugh, laborer, h. Western ave.

Murray John, laborer, house Washington

Murray Michael, laborer, Geo. B.* Blake's, h. Washington

Murray Michael, laborer, h. Davis place

Murray Patrick, tanner, S. A. Robertson's, Wash. h. B. H.

Murray Patrick, laborer, h. Pearl place

Murray Thomas, laborer, h. Pearl place

Murray Thomas, slater, h. Wash. n. Milldam road

Murray Thomas, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Hammond

Murray T. J. slater, h. Washington

Murtagh Wm. boots and shoes, Wash. n. depot, house B. H. Murter Lawrence, carriage painter, h. at Boston Myers Jacob, servant, Emerson's, Washington pi.

Myers John, laborer, h. Newton, n. Newton line Myers Martin, house Washington

NASH FRANCIS J. grocer (40 School, B.), h. Auburn NEAL BURTON W. carpenter and builder, Boylston, h.do. Neilan Patrick, laborer, h. Davis place Nelson Geo. D. gardener, Robert C. Winthrop's, Warren Newcomb Leonard, carpenter, A. H. Waterman's, h. School Newcomb Leonard E. carpenter, h. School, n. Harvard Newman Robert, merch. tailor (425^ Washington, B.), h.

Beacon, n. Hawe's, Long wood Newton Wm. W. Rev. h. Perry, n. Francis Nicholson John, carriage maker, bds. Curley's, Wash.

Nihan Timothy, laborer, h. Heath, n. Hammond

Nolan Edward, upholsterer, h. Boylston

Noonan John, laborer, house Davis place

Norton Henry A. clerk (Chatham, B.), h. Colonnade bldg.

Norton Michael, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Reservoir place

Norton Patrick, coachman, John Wells', h. Essex, near

Noyes Daniel P. Rev. h. Kent, near Francis [Longwood

O'BRIEN EDWARD, laborer, house Western avenue O'Brien Jeremiah, gardener, h. Boylston, n. Washington O'Brien John, laborer, house Western avenue

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O'Brien Lawrence, laborer, house Pearl place

O'Brien Michael, laborer, h. Boylston

O'Brien William, laborer, h. Davis place

O'Brien William, laborer, h. Davis place

O'Connell James, carpenter, house High, near Chestnut

O'Connell Patrick, laborer, h. Washington

O'Connor Bartholomew, blacksmith, R. Woodard's, bds.

Dennis O'Connor's, Fay pi.

O'Connor Dennis, laborer, h. Fay place O'Connors John, servant, Peder Olsen's, Corey's Hill O'Day James M. clerk, John T. O' Day's, bds. Mary O'Day's, O' Day John, hack-driver, h. Washington [Boylston

O' Day John, laborer, h. Pearl place

O'Day John T. periodical dealer, Wash, near depot, bds. Mary O'Day's, Boylston

O' Day Mary, widow, house Boylston, n. Washington O'Day Michael, painter, house Washington O'Day Thomas Mrs. widow, h. Washington O'Dea Dennis, house Davis place O'Dea John, holster, h. Washington, n. gashouse O'Dea Michael, laborer, h. Davis place O'Dea Michael, laborer, h. Western avenue O'Donnell Thomas, works Francis Cabot's, Heath O'Hare Daniel, farmer, T. B. Griggs', Washington O' Hare Hugh, laborer, h. Heath, c. Hammond O'Hare James, laborer, Eben W. Reed's, Reservoir J>1.

O' Hare John, laborer, h. Kerrigan place O'Hare John, laborer, house Pearl place O' Hare Martin, coachman, A. W. Hooper's, Cottage O'Hare Mary, widow, h. Dudley, Fairmount O' Hare Michael, laborer, h. Western avenue O' Hearn Cornelius, contractor, h. Boylston O'Hearn James, laborer, h. Boylston, near Brighton O'Hearn John, clerk, bds. C. O'Hearn's, Boylston O'Hearn Michael, gardener, Henry Lee's, h. rear Boylston, opp. the reservoir O'Herne Michael, laborer, h. Pearl

O'Herne - , laborer, h. Davis place

O'Holloran Timothy, laborer, house Heath, n. Hammond O'Leary Jeremiah, laborer, n. Davis place Oliver Anthony, servant, H. B. Fuller's, Park Olsen Peder. book-keeper (69 Franklin, B.), h. top of Corey's Hill, head of Summit ave.

O'Neil James, boot and shoe-maker, h. at B. H.

Orcutt Mears, driver, horse cars, h. Walnut, n. Washington

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Orrock John M. editor (Advent Herald, 46 Kneeland, B.), h. Winchester, fourth from Beacon Otte Henry, mechanician, Ritchie Bros', h. Longwood ave. Owens Mary, dressmaker, house Wash. R. R. bridge [B. H.

PAGE HENRY R. clerk (Page, Richardson & Co.'s, 70 State, B.), bds. Pleasant, opp. Green Page Samuel Mrs. wid. h. Pleasant, opp. Green Page Wm. E. porter (Whittemore, Cabot & Co.'s, 5 Arch, B.), h. St. Mary's, n. Brighton ave. Longwood Paige Albert S. clerk, T. A. Wethern's, h. Washington, cor. Davis court

Paige John S. clerk (37 Hawes, B.), h. Washington PALMER CHARLES L. painter, Wash. opp. Public Li¬ brary, h. do. [Wash. opp. Public Library

Palmer E. F. carriage painter, bds. Charles L. Palmer's, Palmer George F. driver, h. Thayer place Palmer Jacob P. (Palmer, Bachelders & Co.), jeweller (162

Palmer L. H. house-painter, bds. C. L. Palmer's, Wash. Panter John, house Washington, near junction Harvard Parker Mason G. (Tute, Parker, & Co.), teas and tobacco (4 Chatham row, B.), h. Harrison place Parian John, servant, Martin L. Hall's, Park, c. Harvard ave. Parsons Thomas, merchant (92 State, B.), house Cottage, Paton John H. mechanician, h. White pi. [n. Warren

Patterson James, laborer, house Western ave.

Patterson James H. h. Pleasant, cor. Freeman, Longwood Peck Moses, watchman, h. foot of Linden place Peirce Henry, wholesale grocer (61 Chatham, B ), h. Har¬ vard, c. Webster [n. Freeman, Longwood

Peirce Henry E. grocer (61 Chatham, B.), h. Pleasant, Peirce Wm. O. bds. Henry Pierce's, Harvard Penniman Elisha Thomas, farmer, h. Boylston, n. Heath Penniman Sybl, widow of Elisha, house Boylston, n. Heath non, opp. Marion [junction Beacon, Longwood

Perkins William F. flagman, B. &. A. R.R. h. Brighton ave. Perkins Wm. Powell, h. Boylston, opp. the reservoir Perrin G. W. Mrs. widow, house Walnut, near Warren Perrin Lewis, house Walnut, near Warren Perrin Mary B. bds. L. Perrin's, Walnut Perry Chas. L. cabinet-maker, house Washington Perry J. Daniel, artist, bds. Mrs. Wellington's, Llarvard sq.

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PERRY LUCIUS M. cabinet maker, Washington, near Walnut, h. do.

Peters Henry H. h. Goddard ave. [ave.

Pettengell Thomas S. policeman, h. Harvard, cor. Aspinvvall Phelps Daniel W. h. Aspinwall ave. n Harvard Philbrick Edward S. treas. (Tremont Watch Co.'s, Washing¬ Philbrick Eliza Ms. wid. h. Walnut

Mary's, n. Brighton ave. Longwood ^

Phillips Charlotte F. wid h. Harrison pi.

Phillips John F. drugs, paints &c. (211 State B.),h. Harrison

Picott David, laborer, bds. Michael O'Dea's, Western ave. Pierce Abby L. Miss, bds. Mrs. West's, Wash. n. Harvard Pierce Jacob W. Mrs. h. Brighton, n. Boylston fsq.

Pierce Peter W. real estate agent (8 Kilby, B.), house School, near Washington

Pinner Janies, laborer, Faulkner's ave. Newton, n. Giove Plumber Lincoln, officer (Custom House, B.), h. Prospect, n.

Polsey Charles H. mechanician, Ritchie Bros.' h. at B. H. Pons Charles A. clerk(B.),bds. OliverB. Delano's, Washing- Poor Henry V. (N. Y.), h. Walnut, near Boylston [ton Pope G. B. Mrs. h. Colchester, near Kent Post Office, in Brookline depot [n. Cottage,

Potter Lucy A. Miss, dressmaker, bds. Warren's, Warren, Power John, gardener, h. Fairmount, near Dudley Powers Edward, coachman, D. W. Russell's, h. Kerrigan pi. Powers Janies, laborer, house Pearl place Powers John J. clerk, Brown Bros.' bds. Orcutt's, Walnut Prescott Frederick W. commodore's secretary, U. S. Navy, house Pleasant, near Beacon [Warm

Price Lewis S. coachman, Mrs. Samuel Cabot's, h. Clyde, n. Proctor Charles, fish-market (Beach, cor. Lincoln, B.), h. School, cor. Harvard ,

Proctor Robert, mason, bds. McClausland's, Aspinwall ave. Puffer Geo. carpenter, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, near Chestnut Hill reservoir

Pulcifer Asa B. farmer, bds. T. B. Griggs', Washington Pulcifer John C. farmer, Timothy Corey's, Washington, near Brightou line [Chestnut Hill reservoir

Pqrdy YVm. carpenter, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, near

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QUINLAN MICHAEL W. carriage manuf. junction Boyls¬ ton, Walnut and Cross, house Village lane Quinlan Thomas, gardener for Mrs. N. I. Bowditch, house Boylston, near Washington

Quinlan Thomas Jr. harness maker, h. Boylston, nearWash. Quinlan Thomas Jr. painter, house Boylston Quinn Francis, laborer, house Boylston Quinn James, laborer, house Chestnut, near Sewall

RAFTERY MICHAEL, laborer, Wm. Rooney's, Brighton,

Randall Lewis H. division master, B. & A.R.R. h.Brookline, n. Cottage Farm station, Longwood Ranney William, harness maker, house Boylston Ray Alfred F. baggage master, Brookline branch R. R. house Andem place

Raymond Edward A. Mrs. h. Beacon, opp. Vernon Rea John A.groom, A. A. Lawrence's, bds. opp. Chapel station Read John J. carpenter, house Washington Read Lawrence, laborer, house Davis place Reagen Michael, laborer, house Boylston Reardon John, laborer, house Boylston, near Newton line Redding Maryann H. Mrs. at Ladies' Home, Harvard Reddy Nicholas, teamster, Cousens Bros', bds. Perkins', Brighton avenue, junction with Beacon, Longwood Reed Eben W. contractor and constable, house Reservoir pi. corner Boylston

Reed Emily, school-teacher, bds. J. D. Long's, Washington Reed Francis, laborer, Eben W. Reed's, Reservoir place Reed Henry, groom, James Greenough's, Winchester Reed Isaac, laborer, Francis E. Bacon's, Clyde Reed John, carpenter, house Washington Rex George, servant, Loring's, Brighton, near Boylston Reynolds Elizabeth C. Mrs. bds. Robt. Newman's, Beacon, n. Hawes, Longwood

Rhoades Ebenezer, bds. R. B. Kendall's, Francis Rice William, house Park, opp. Auburn Richards John, house Chestnut, near Sewall Richards John S. raiser of gladioli, h. Clyde, near Newton Richards William, tarmer, h. Boylston, n. Washington Richardson E. B (Russell Hallett & Co.), piano manufacturer, house Walnut [Washington

Richardson Geo. P. broker (20 State, B.), house Boylston, n. Richardson Henry L. Mrs. house Still, n. Browne, Longwood Richardson H. S. carpenter, Craft's, South, h. at Medfield

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Ricker O. P. druggist(Bi), house Washington Rideout Carrie, school-teacher, bds. J. D. Long's, Wash. Riely Patrick, house Boylston, near Washington Ridley Patrick, gardener, house Boylston Ring David, coachman, Edward Atkinson's, Heath avenue Ritchie Andrew M. (E. S. R. Ritchie & Sons), philosophi¬ cal instruments, Panter's bldg. bds. Cypress pi.

Ritchie Edward S. (Ritchie & Sous, B.), h. Cypress place Ritchie John (Ritchie & Sons), h. Cypress place Ritchie Thomas P. (Ritchie & Sons), philosophical instru¬ ments, Panter's building, house at Newton osophical instruments, Panter's building and (150 Tre¬

Roach Margeret, widow, house Western avenue Roberts Joseph D. h. Sewall, corner Sewall place Robinson Samuel A. tanner, Wash, h. Wash. n. Beacon Robinson Thomas T. clerk, M. Russell's, bds. M. Russell's,

Robinson Willard H. carpenter, house Washington Rodman Francis (Fearing, Rodman & Co.), ship-chandler, (B.), house Heath, near Boylston Rogers Daniel H. asst, treas. (State House, B.), house Tappan, near Gorham avenue

Rogers Hariet, widow Lewis, h. Wash. R. R. bridge Rogers John K. type founder (Boston Type Foundry, 87 Kilby, B.), house Kent, cor. Sewall avenue Rogers Samuel, seaman, h. Wash, near R. R.

Rohan Charles, servant, R. S. Davis', Cypress place Rohan Patrick, stone-mason, house Sewall place Rehen Bridget, widow of Patrick, house Boylston, n. Wash. Rollins Geo. W. butler, Robert C. Winthrop's, Warren Roncarti Eugene B. draughtsman (17 Pemberton sq. B.), bds. C. K. Kirby's, Beacon, n. St. Mary's, Longwood Rooney James, boot and shoe-manufacturer and dealer, Har¬ vard sq. house Harrison place Rooney Patrick, laborer, house Brighton, near Boylston Rooney Peter, laborer, house Boylston, near Cypress Rooney Rose, widow, house Kerrigan place Rooney William, farmer, house Brighton, near the railroad Rooney William Jr. clerk, James Rooney's, bds. Harrison pi. Rorke Michael, laborer, house Boylston [Walnut

Rose Charles A. clerk, Charles P. Ladd's, bds. C. P. Ladd's,

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Roy Joseph, laborer, house Chestnut, cor. Sewall Rue Henry, hostler, Longwood club-stable, bds. Perkin's, Brighton ave. junct. Beacon Ruggles A. L. tinsmith, house Boylston, near Washington Ruggles Cyrus W. post-master, Brookline R. R. depot, house Harrison place [Beacon, cor. Carlton

Ruggles John, clerk (National City Bank, 61 State, B.), h. Runkle John D. president (Inst. Technology, B.), bds. Geo.

Tyler's, Harrison place Rush Dennis, laborer, house Washington chants Exchange, B.), h. Washington, cor. Park Russell David, laborer, house Brighton Russell John, laborer, bds. J. L. White's, Brighton, near Chestnut Hill reservoir [Walnut, opp. High

RUSSELL MARSHALL, grocer, Washington, n. depot, h. Russell Thomas, laborer, house Western avenue Ryan Daniel, mason, house Boylston Ryan Matthew, laborer, house Sewall place Ryan Patrick, carpenter, house Davis place [ton

Ryan Thomas, currier, Willard Warren's, Wash. h. at Brigh- Ryan Timothy, laborer, h. Sewall place

Harvard avenue [bin's

Safford Richard A. L. house Alton place Salisbury Stephen, physician, house Cypress, n. Wash. Salmon Peter, coabman, Henry Chase's, h. Wash, place Salmon Thomas, laborer, Alonzo Farrar's, house Brighton avenue, opposite Pleasant, Longwood Sanderson Geo. farmer, W. H. Gardiner's, Clyde Sanford E. W. physician, house Washington, n. Harvard sq. Sargent Charles S. house Warren, near Cottage Sargent Frederick M. depot master, Cottage Farm station,

Sargent John A. coachman, boards Walnut Sawtelle Wm. R. foreman, Chestnut Hill reservoir, house Brighton, second from the R. R. [Webster place

Schneider Wilihema, wid. house Boylston Schouler Louisa Miss, teacher, Heath primary school, boards Sarah S. Warren's, Warren

Schraubstaedter Carl G. (Boston Type Foundry, 87 Kilby, B.), house Prospect, opp. Pierce school

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Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Schultz John C. F. laborer, house Park, near Beacon Scott James, junk-dealer, house Heath, cor. Hammond Scudder Charles W. hardware merchant (71 Federal, B.), h. Linden place, near Harvard

ington, cor. Harvard square, h. Harvard, opp. Linden pi. ington, corner Harvard square

grocers, Washington, corner Harvard square Seamens Manning, clerk, boards Harvard Searle Frederick A. printer (Journal bldg. Wash. B.), house Walnut, corner Williams avenue # Searle Sarah Miss, house High [Hawes

Sears Isaac H. shoe-findings (7 Pearl, B.), h. Colchester, cor. Seaverns D. F. carriage maker, house at Boston

Beacon [dia, B.), house Vernon

Sessions Alexander J. clergyman, house Harrison place Shannon Cornelius, carriage maker, Thos. G. Hunt's, house Sewall avenue [Wash, place

Shapleigh Richard W. pres. (North American Bank, B.), h. Shaw George A. real-estate (33 Devonshire, B. ), house Marion, near Harvard [A. Shaw's, Marion

Shaw G. Edward, clerk (33 Devonshire, B.), boards George Shaw Robert, servant, Oliver Edward's, Beacon, n. Wash. Shea Edward, laborer, h. Aspinwall ave. n. the church Shea Jeremiah, laborer, house White place Shea Morris, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Holywood Cemetery Shedd Abraham B. conveyancer and insurance agent (Charlestown, Mass.), h. Corey's Hill, n. Washington Sheehan John, hostler, house Kerrigan plaee Shepherd Ann Mrs. widow, house Harvard , near Beacon Shepherd John S. salesman (38 Franklin, B.), h. Harvard, near Beacon [Library

Sherman Freeman C. supt. Gas Company, h. Wash, opposite Shewell Thomas R. clerk (45 Washington, B.), h. Tappan, near Gorham avenue

Shields John, fishing tackle, School, cor. Wash. h. Thayer pi. Shienfeldt Isaac, tailor, Washington, near depot, house do. Shurtleff Augustine, physician, h. Boylston, near Cypress - Shurtleff Samuel A. physician, h. Boylston, near Cypress Simmons James W. gardener, h. fifth in Linden place

BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking'. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

SIMONS J. cigar manufacturer, Wash. cor. Wash. pi. Har¬ vard square

Simons Mark, cigar maker, bds. J. Simon's, Harvard sq. Sinclair James, carpenter, Aspinwall ave. n. Harvard Skillen Martha, wid. of John; h. Harvard, cor. Harvard pi. Skinner Chas W. (Blair, Proctor & Skinner), building mov¬ ers (502 Harrison ave. B.), h. Babcock, first from

Slack Geo. A. fish and oysters, h. Harvard, n. Wash.

Slack Lewisfl8 Boylston market, B.),h. Vernon, n. Beacon Slocum Edward, carriage-smith, h. Boylston Smith Arthur, painter (B.), bds. Boylston, n. Brighton Smith Charles, farmer, h. Boylston, n. Brighton SMITH EDMUND S. florist and greenhouse, Clyde, near Newton, h. do.

Smith John, tanner, Samuel A. Robinson's, Wash. b. Liver- mores lane, near Washington Smith Josiah, farmer, h. Harvard, west from Babcock Smith Thomas, laborer, li. Boylston Smyth Abiel B. switch man, h. Francis, n. Perry Smyth Eneas, supt. Holyhood cemetery, h. Russell's store, Washington, n. the depot Sommerville Thomas, printer, house at B. H.

Soule Geo. bds. Pleasant, n. Green

Soule Richard, clerk (211 State, B.),h. Pleasant, n. Green Soule Richard H. student, bds. Pleasant, n. Green Spear Alexander, tanner, Willard Warren's, h. at Brighton Spencer Win. S. painter, h. White place Spires James, gardener, Wm. S. Dexter's, Dummer,Longwood Spofford Samuel W. broker (9 State, B.), h. Sewall ave.

Stanton Mary Mrs. house Colchester, near Kent Stanwood Albert, supt. western division of the Cochituate water works, h. Brighton, second from R. R.

Staples Richard, coachman, S. D. Bennett's, Washington Starkweather Archbald (Custom House, B.),h. Chestnut pi. Statt James, coachman, J. W. Candler's, High, n. Walnut Stearns Chas. farmer, h. Pleasant, cor. Beacon Stearns Chas. H. farmer, h. Pleasant, cor. Beacon Stearns Francis G. farmer, h. Boylston, opp. the reservoir Stearns Geo. M. h. Pleasant, second from Beacon Stearns Geo. W. farmer, h. Boylston, opp. reservoir Stearns Hannah, teacher, h. Sewall ave. n. Harvard Stearns James P. clerk (Shawmut National Bank, Congress, cor. Water, BJ, h. Pleasant, n. Beacon

D, B. STEDMAN & CO,, Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

^ Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W. WARE A CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Stearns John G. h. Pleasant, second from Beacon Stearns John G. Jr. architect (14 Devonshire, B.), h. Pleas¬ ant, third from Beacon

Stearns Joseph G. clerk (Johnson, Wood & Co.'s, 87 Pearl, B.), bds. Pleasant, n. Beacon Stearns Marshall Mrs. h. Sewall ave.

Stearns Nancy, h. Sewall ave. cor. Harvard Stearns Win. farmer, h. Sewall ave. n. Kent [voir

Stedinan Geo. E. woollen merchant (18 Franklin, B.), house Aspinwall avenue, opp. Toxteth Steese Edward, bds. John D. Sturtevant's, Cypress Steitt Geo. diary-man, h. White place Stephans Alfred, servant, John C. Abbott's, Harvard Stetson A. H. mechanician, bds. R. Woodard's, Walnut Stevens Daniel C.watchman, Brookline depot, h. Andem pi. Stevens Emma F., Kingman's store, bds. D. C. Stevens,' Stevenson Annie B. house Williams ave. [Andem pi.

Stevenson Frances G. house Williams avenue Stevenson Martha C. house Williams avenue Stewart Conevey, servant, Ira B. Carlisle's, Catlin St. Mary's Church, Andem place, n. Washington Stoddard Edward L. prof. [Inst. Technology, B.), bds. Joseph Sherwin's, Walnut

Stodder Henry F. stationer (136 Wash. B.), h. School, n. Prospect [Park

Stodder Martha D. Miss, bds. Mrs. Mellen's, Beacon, opp. Stodder Sarah C. Miss, bds. Mrs. Mellen's, Beacon, opp.

Stone Enos J. office (60 Milk, B.), h. Hawes, n. Colchester Stone Milton J. real-estate, h. Sewall place cor. Village lane [mont

Strain Chas. laborer, house White place Stubbs Ira A. carpenter, h. White place ;

Sturgis John H. architect (16 Pemberton sq. B.), h. Boyls¬ ton, opp. the reservoir [n. Wash.

Sturtevant John D. manuf.(16 Merch. Exch. B.),h. Cypress, Sullaway Jason H. pedler, h. Thayer place Sullivan Dennis, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Washington Sullivan Eugene, foreman, Alanson W. Beard's, Harvard, n. Brighton line

SULLIVAN FLORENCE, plumber, Panter's bldg. Har¬ vard square, house (Downer's avenue, B. H.)

Sullivan James, laborer, house Western ave.

sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for bouses of the highest cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Sullivan James, laborer, house Pearl place Sullivan James Mrs. h. Heath, n. Boylston Sullivan Jeremiah, gardener, h. Davis pi.

Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. Pearl place Sullivan John, laborer, Eben W. Reed's, Reservoir pi.

Sullivan Kate, wid. boarding-house, Boylston Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h. Western ave.

Sullivan Wm. blacksmith, R. Woodard's, bds. Turner's, Wash. *

Summers Wm. gas-fitter, h. Western avenue

Sumner Samuel B. stencil plate manuf. (7 Water, B.), h.

St. Mary's, n. Brighton avenue Sumner Samuel C. stencil plate manuf. (7 Water, B.) h.

St. Mary's, n. Brighton avenue Sweeney John, laborer, house Pearl place [Boylston

Sweeney Patrick, coachman, Jabez r1 isher's, Walnut, B cor. Sweeney Thomas, gardener, house Ackers avenue Sweeney Wm. coachman, Mrs. Goddard's, Boylston, opp. the

Sweetser Frederic, drygoods, wholesale, h. Harvard ave.

TA FE WILLIAM, farmer, house Heath, n. Warren Taft Wm. L. coachman. Mrs. N. I. Bowditch's, Walnut, h.

Fairmount Hill, near Dudley ay lor Alfred S. clerk (16 Kilby, B.), bds. Isaac Taylor's,

Taylor Catherine B. Mrs. bds. Peter W. Pierce's, School Taylor Fannie, widow, bds. Isaac Taylor's, Harvard Taylor Henry, coachman, Mrs. B. Guild's, Walnut Harvard [cor. Pierce

Taylor Isaac, wool-importer (16 Kilby, B.), house Harvard, Taylor Jerome D. merchant (B.), h. Warren, n. Goddard's avenue n [Brighton, near the railroad

Taylor John, (Hogg,Brown & Taylor), drygoods (B.), house Taylor Wm. H. house Dudley, near Warren Tebbetts James R. merchant shipper (83 Summer, B.) , h Dummer, near Pleasant, Longwood Tedford Wm. laborer, Mrs. L. S. Corey's, Washington Thayer Arthur T. farmer, at William Stearns', Sewall ave. Thomas Appleton J. tobacco (State, B.), bds. SpofFord's, Sew- Thomas Edward I. house Harvard avenue [all avenue

Thompson John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Panter's bldg. Harvard sq. h. over Kingman's s tore Thompson Moses, carpenter, house Park, near Beacon

D. B. STEDMAN & GO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W . WARE 4 CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Thurston John, cutler, house Boylston /

Timolty James, laborer, bds. Mahan's, Brighton Timolty Patrick, laborer, bds. Mahan's, Brighton Tinen Patrick, coachman, Thos. Parson's, Cottage Todd Thomas, grocer, house Colchester, cor. Hawes Tole James, expressman for Trowbridge, bds. 3 Harvard pi. Tomkins Eliot D. Rev. rector Episcopal church h. Colches¬ ter, near Kent [Francis, near Kent

Tompson Edward W. counsellor at law (47 Court, B.), h. Tompson Samuel, lawyer (47 Court, B.), h. Kent, n. Francis Tooker Geo. servant, G. F. Fabyian's, Corey Hill Toothacher D. W. carpenter, bds. Turner's, Wash.

Towle Dr. house Williams place Towle Geo. house Williams place

Townsend Geo. H. farmer, bds. Samuel Townsend's, Heath Townsend John, merchant (79 Congress, B.), h. Walnut, n. Townsend Rebecca, house Heath, near Hammond [Chestnt Townsend Samuel, farmer, house Heath, near Hammond Townsend Thaddeus J. farmer, bds. Sam'l Townsend's, Heath Townsend Thomas, farmer, house Heath, near Hammond Tracy James, ourrier, Willard Warren's, h. at B. H.

house Chestnut place, Chestnut Train S. F. Mrs. widow, house Chestnut B.), boards Chestnut place, Chestnut Treadwell B. Frank, mechanician, Ritchie & Son's, Harvard sq. bds. Mrs. Wellington's, Harvard square Tresher J. R. blacksmith, bds. Tremont, near Donard, B. H. Trowbridge Chas. P. express (34 Court sq., B.), h. School, corner Washington

Trowbridge Wm. W. express, house, Harvard, n. School Truesdale John, laborer, house, Wash, near R. R.

Trull Thomas, laborer, bds. A. Stanwood's, Brighton, second from the R. R. [Brighton ave.

Turkinton John, laborer, Humphrey's, Newton Turner Geo. Isaac, waiter, J. S. Copley Greene's, Pleasant Turner Thomas (27 Milk, B.), house Fay place Twichell Francis, house at Washington Tyler Geo. civil engineer, Boston & Albany R. R. h. Har¬ rison place «

Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place,

Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. OBER,

UNGRADED SCHOOL, Guild's block, Washington Upham Henry, house Warren, near Clyde Urban Frederick, instrument maker, Ritchie Bros', h. at Jamaica Plain * [Fay place

\ERNEY OSAVIUS, carpenter, house Washington Vogel Frederick W. physician, h. 2 Webster place Von Arnim T. F. h. Prescott, c. Mountfort

WALDRON THOMAS, slater, house Western avenue Wales Shadrach A. carpenter, Beals & Jones', bds. Brook¬ line House

Walleston Edmund A. (Walleston & Wetherell), gas-fitter, Panter's bldg. Harvard square, White place WALLESTON & WETHERELL (E. A. Walleston and J. W. Wetherell), steam and gas-fixtures, Panter's bldg. Harvard square

Wallis Wm. currier, Willard Warren's, bds. Perry's, Wash. Walther George J. fancy-goods (14 West, B.), h. Walnut Walton Patrick, laborer, Isaac D. White's, Beacon, opp.

Ward James, coachman, Ignatius Sargent's, h. Warren Ware Charles P. teacher (B.), h. Walnut, n. Phillbrick

Warren Almira, widow of John W. h. Warren, n. Cottage Warren Cyrus M. of prof, organic chemistry (Mass. Inst, of Technology, B.), house Williams avenue, Walnut Warren John S. Mrs. house Heath, near Boylston Warren John W. Jr. house Warren, near Cottage Warren Lois, widow, house Warren, near Cottage Warren Mary Miss, at the Ladies' Home, 3 Harvard [ave. Warren Moses C. hardware (9 Dock sq., B.), h. Harvard Warren Sarah S. widow of Simon, h. Warren, n. Cottage Warren Willard, tanner and currier, Wash'n, junct. Beacon, house Washington, near Beacon [Alton place

Wason Elbridge, grocer (61 Chatham, B.), h. Harvard, cor. Waterman Ansel H. Washington, n. Lyceum Hall, h. (304

Waterman Joseph T. (Waterman & Goodwin), carpenter, Wash. opp. Town Hall, h. Aspinwall ave. n. Harvard Waterman Mary W. dressmaker, boards Rachel Water¬ man's, School [Harvard

Waterman Rachel P. widow of Joseph M. h. School, n. Waterman Wiliam E. clerk, Kingman's, boards Mrs. R. P. Waterman's, School, near Harvard

D. B. STEDMAN & CO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

Upholstery and Window Shade Goods,

ISTo. '202 Tremont Street,

(A. few doors Soixth. of* Boylston Street,)

Junction of Grove and South Streets,

Hardy Trees and Shrubs, Ligneous and Herbaceous Plants; Splendid

Foreign and Seedling Gladioli, etc.

The shortest route from Boston by Private Conveyance, 0 1.2 miles.

Is via Pond Street, Jamaica Plain, thence through Newton Street to Grove Street. Central Station on Dedham Branch Railroad, (near Unitarian Church in West Roxbury,) is 1^ mile from the grounds. Brookline Reservoir and Jamaica Pond are each distant

Druggists7 Gummed Labels.

[ The First Druggists' Gummed Label Depot in New England. ]

Merchants' Building, No. 51 Water, and 57 Congress St,

Catholic Bookseller & Stationer,

1203 'Washington Street,

( Opposite New Cathedral.)

Keeps on hand the best editions of Bibles, Prayer-Books, Testaments, and Standard Catholic Works published in Europe and America, and receives all new publications as soon as they are issued.

As Mr. Williams publishes no books, he has no interest in forcing the sale of inferior editions, but always furnishes the best books at

All books sent post-paid upon receipt of the advertised price.

Subscriptions received for the Catholic World, Tablet, Pilot, Freeman'' s Journal, Young Crusader, Young Catholic, and other Catholic Papers and Magazines.

The usual discount given to the Trade, to Clergymen, and those who buy for Libraries or for gratuitous distribution.

Crucifixes, Bosaries, Pictures, and other religious articles sold at the lowest prices, wholesale and retail.

Pull assortment of Stationery and Blank Books, constantly on

GEORGE W. WARE & CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

WATERMAN & GOODWIN (Joseph T. Waterman and Willard A. Goodwin ), carpenters and builders, Wash, opp. Town Hall

Waterston AYm. gardener, Joseph H. Cotton's, Kent Watson Nicholas, painter, house Fay place Watts Stephen, carpenter, h. Washington Webber Charles F. farmer, house Reservoir place Webber John H. farmer, house Reservoir place Webster Emily C. school-teacher, bds. Mrs. Wellington's, Harvard square

Weed Otis II. washing machines and carpet sweepers (25 Weeks Benjamin F. Major, drug-broker (150 State, B.), bds. Loverimr's, Brighton

Weinsteen Rupert, boot and shoe-maker, Washington, n. de¬ pot, h. White place

Welch Michael, coachman, h. Kerrigan place fave.

AYeld AVilliam F. (42 Central wharf, B.), house Avon, near Goddard avenue

Wellington A. J. Mrs. widow, h. Harvard square Wellington Avery (Eaton, AVellington & Co. hardware, 117 Milk, B.), house Sewalhnear Walnut [Harvard ave. AVellman AVm. A. (28 State, B.), h. fourth in Linden place AYells John, judge of (Supreme Court, B.), h. Prescott, n. Mountfort, Longwood

AATells Judah, foreman, Francis E. Bacon's, Clyde AVelsli John, laborer, house AVestern avenue AYelsli Bernard, laborer, h. AYestern avenue Wesselhoeft George P. homoepathic physician, h. Harvard, cor. Harvard place [house do.

AVest R. A. Mrs. milliner, AVashington, near Harvard sq. AVetherell J. AY. Jr. (YValleston & Wethcrell), gas-fitter, Panter's bldg. Harvard sq. h. Walnut [court, h. AValnut WETHERN THOMAS A. provisions etc Wash. c. Davis WJialen Lawrence AY. clerk, Doran Bros', li. at B. H.

AYhalen Michael, laborer, h. AVliite place AVheeler Almatia A. Miss, dressmaker, bds. Mrs. West's, AYash .n. Harvard square [gan place

Whelon Michael, laborer, John A. Howard's, house Kerri- AVliite Cyrus (White, Mayo & Paine), stoves, tinware etc. h.

BDRDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

White Elizabeth, widow, h. Walnut, n. Village lane White Francis A. tanner and leather dealer (194 Congress, 1L), house Warren, corner Cottage W1 life George T. farmer, h. Newton, n. South White Isaac D. house Beacon, opp. Tappan [ervoir

White Joseph L. house Brighton, n. the Chestnut Hill res- White S. G. Miss, h. Walnut, n. Village lane WHITE, MAYO & PAINE (Cyrus White, Thomas Mayo and Henry K. Paine), stoves, furnaces, tinware etc. Wash, opposite depot [3 Harvard place.

Whitfi'eld Horace Jr. express-man, Collins & Chase's, bds. Whiting Charles A. treasurer (Bigelow Carpet Co. 1G Kilby, B.), house Chestnut place, corner Chestnut [nut

Whiting George E. music teacher (B.), h. Walnut, n. Cliest- Whitney Aaron D. book-keeper (B.),bds. B. F. Baker's, Cy¬ press, c. Washington

WHITNEY HENRY,, hack, livery and boarding stable, Wash. opp. Town Hall, house Colonnade blk. Wash. house Pleasant, cor. Beacon

Whitney James S. prest. (Met. S. S. Co., Central wharf and 12 Pemberton sq. B.), house Pleasant, cor. Beacon "Whitney Rufus II. drygoods (116 Devonshire, B.), h.

Browne, near Still [Whitney's

Whitney William H. proprietor depot carriage, bds. Henry Whittemorfe Augustus, com. mer. (5 Arch, B.), h. Carlton, near Colchester [B.), h. School, n. Wash.

Whittemore Edmund W. boot and shoe-designer (110 High, Wiggiu Charles II. clerk, *bds. Nahum Mossman's, Wash. Wilbasky Fannie Miss, private-school, Carlton, cor. Beacon,

Wilder Wm. H. wholesale woollen merchant (4 Winthrop square, B.), house Park, corner Vernon Williams Arthur, India broker (19 Central, B.), h. St. Paul, near Aspinwall avenue

Williams Eben J. clerk, Geo. W. Bird's, boards do.

Williams Howard S. farmer, bouse Beacon, cor. Tappan Williams James F. (Dorr & Williams), banker (40 State, B.), house Harvard, near School

Williams Moses B. lawyer (B.), h. Fairmount, c. Dudley Williams Moses B. Mrs. widow, h. Williams ave. Walnut Wilson Charles, painter, house foot Linden place Wilson Hugh, laborer, D. S. Coolidge's, Harvard Wilson Robert, coachman, house White place Wilson Thomas, laborer, house Pearl place

D. B. STEDMAN & CO., Importers of China and Crockery Ware,

Jasper Ware, Majolica Ware, Parian Ware, Webster

GEORGE W. WARE & CO., Furniture, Mirrors, Drapery Curtains,

Window Shades and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont

Street, Boston.

Wilson William E. clerk (State House, B.), li. Colonnade bldg. Washington

Wilson William W. merchant, house Linden place W ilson W. S. Mrs. wid. house High, near Chestnut [School Winslow Andrew J. engineer, B. & A. It. R. h. Harvard, near Winsor Alfred (A. Winsor & Son), com. mer. (Long whf.

B.), house Walnut, near Williams avenue

B.), boards Alfred Winsor's, Walnut Winsor's, Walnut

Winters James F. blacksmith, bds. Curley's, Wash.

Winters Thomas, laborer, h. Heath, near Hammond Winthrop Robert C. house Warren, beyond Cottage berlins', Beacon, second west from Tappan Withington Chas. F. student (H. U., Cambridge), bds. Otis Withington's, Beacon

Withington Geo. B. bds. Otis Withington's, Beacon Withington Henry H. (Upton & Co.), hides and leather (100 Congress, B.), bds. Moses Withington's, Beacon Withington Moses, farmer, and town treasurer, h. Beacon, near Washington

WITHINGTON OTIS, insurance agent and fruit grower, Beacon, near Corey's Hill, house do.

Wood Amos L. merchant (Congress, cor. Devonshire, B.), house Linden place, corner Harvard Wood Charles B. real-estate agt. (B.). h. Vernon, n. Harvard Wood H. M. Mrs. matron, Ladies' Home, Harvard Woodbury William P. Jr. Brookline market, Harvard, cor.

Aspinwall avenue, house do.

Woods Alexander, laborer, house Western avenue Woods James, laborer, house Heath, corner Hammond Woods John, laborer, Chas. Stearne's, Pleasant Woods Michael, farmer, bds. Sylvester Kimball's, Wash. Woods Sarah, widow of George, h. Boylston, cor. Pond [nut Woodward Isaac, piano-forte maker (387 Wash., B.),h. Wal- Woodward Mary J. house Newton, beyond Grove [Cross Woodward R. blacksmith and carriage smith, Boylston, c. Aspinwall avenue

sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners' Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at LOWEST PRICES, wholesale and retail.

RESTAURANT PARISIEN, No. 4 Winter Place, Boston. Strictly French Cooking;. LOUIS P. OBER, Proprietor.

Wright Anna Mrs. house-keeper, Richard Briggs', Hawes' Wright John S. com. merchant (140 Devonshire, B-), house < Walnut, corner High [Perry.

Wrightington Charles W. fish (ol Com'l. B.), li. Francis, c. YOUNG CHARLES H. shoe-findings (39 Pearl, B.), h. Francis, opposite Perry

Young Edward, clerk (37 High, B.), house Wash, place Washington, near School

ZECIIER JOHN, farmer, h. Heath, beyond the cemetery

Paints, Oils, Varnish, Class, £c>

On hand and for sale.

Near the Depot.

All orders promptly attended to.

N. B. - Particular attention paid to Cleaning and Repairing Furnaces and Ranges.

Yard i ext to Paul Lincoln's Carpenter Shop,

Green Street , . . . Jamaica Plain.

AH orders promptly attended to.

J. Sheehan. T. Clasby.

A Classified "List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the Town of Brookline for the Year 1871, arranged Alpha¬ betically for each Trade, thus exhibiting at a glance, the full address and Special Business of her citizens.

Agricultural Tools.

Hunting & Co., Washington, cor. Harvard square

Bird Geo. TV., Washington, near Railroad bridge Currier W. G., Harvard square -

Ladd Charles P., Colonnade building, Washington

Merrick Theodore B., Francis, corner Toxteth

DARRAH JAMES, Wash. opp. Walnut (see advt. index)

Brookline Cornet Band, II. Johnson, leader, Guild's block,

Bell Hangers.

WALLESTON & WETHERELL, Panter's bldg. Harvard square (see page 32)

Bowen P. W., Boylston, near Washington DUFFY PHILIP, Boylston, near Washington MADORE JOSEPH, Washington, near B. F. Baker's shop

Boarding Houses.

Emery N. E. Mrs., Harvard square

Moloney John Mrs. 3 Harvard place

PERRY CHARLES L., Washington, n. Walnut

Wellington A. J. Mrs., Harvard square

White Joseph L Brighton, n. Chestnut Hill reservoir

Boots and Shoes, Retail.

Doherty F., Washington, near depot Erhard George, Washington, near Harvard square Murtagh William, Washington, near depot Rooney James, Harvard square Weinstein Rupert, Washington, c. Cypress

Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer.

ROONEY JAMES, Harvard square

Boot and Shoemakers.

Barnard William H., Washington, opp. Western ave.

Erhard George, Washington, near Hai vard square Leonard Daniel, Washington, near depot Murtagh William, Washington, near depot Weinstein Rupert, Washington, near depot

Building Mover.

Skinner Chas. W., Babcock, first from Harvard

Cabinet Makers.

Donohue Henry, Washington, cor. Cypress[advt. dept. p. 1) HUNT JOHN T., Washington, opp. Colonnade bldg, (see PERRY L. M., Washington, cor. Walnut [(see advt. index) THOMPSON JOHN, Washington, cor. Washington place

Carpenters and Builders.

Allen Rufus S., Dudley, near the reservoir . [p. 1)

BEALS & JONES, High, bet. Walnut and Boylston (seo Blaisdell John E., Chapel station, Long wood

Mouldings of all kinds

used by BUILDERS and FRAME MAKERS.

Stearns' Gutters and Conductors.

Stair Rail and Rake Mouldings.

Walnut, Ash, Chestnut, and Fine Sheathing,

Hard Pine Floors.

Kiln-Dried Walnut, Ash, Chestnut, Whitewood, Hard Pine, and Pine LUMBER.

A SUPPLY of the above described STOCK constantly on lmnd or worked to order. ADDITIONAL Machinery and increased facilities enable us to fill all orders promptly, and in a manner satis¬ factory to our patrons, who may rely upon having their goods when they are promised .

Before purchasing elsewhere, please call and examine the quality of our work, and the Prices.

Sole Agents for the "AUSTIN & BOYNTON"

rope: moulding.

Gentlemen The Fire and Burglar-Pi oof Safe which we purchased of you one year ago, sustained a severe trial at the hands of burglars on the night of the 1st inst. The evidences of the great skill and superior talent on the part of the thieves is fully shown in the finely- wrought tools left behind them, as also by the method pursued in their efforts to relieve us of our valuables. The outer or Fire-Proof Safe was badly mutilated, showing the effect of cutters, jimmies, wedges, etc., but the inner Burglar- Proof Chest of Welded Steel and Iron, secured by Sargent's Bank Lock, proved to be superior to their skill and tools, fully vindica¬ ting your claims as to its burglar-proof capacity . We can but rejoice over the failure of the " cracskmen " and we clieerfiillv give this testimony concerning the character of your work.

AMERICAN STEAM SAFE COMPANY. Lancaster, Mass, Oct. 15, 1869.

Gentlemen: - Our Bank Building was entered by burglars last night and some damage was done; but I am happy to state that the massive ''Welded Steel and Iron " Door and " Sargent" Lock which you recently furnished us prevented the burglars entering the vault. The excellence of this work left no chance for the robbers to cut, wedge, pry or blow open the door or get through the lock, and doubtless saved us from a heavy loss. We are very thankful this morning that we added this New Door to our security, and are confident that with the Inner Door and strong Burglar-Proof Safe inside the vault it will continue to afford us all needed protection against burglars. Very respectfully vours,

JACOB FISHER, President.

BoO Broadway, New York:

Gentlemen, - The No. 0 Double-door Steam Safe, purchased of you in November, 1868, was exposed to the severe fire in the building No. 61 Broadway, on the 20tli of this mohth, and fully sustained the reputation it has made as the best fire proof Safe in the world. In addi¬ tion to the peculiar protection afforded by your system of steam tubes, the benefits arising from the " cut off " or detachment of metals in the frames and jambs around the door, by -which heat is prevented from entering by continuance of metal, were finely illustrated. I am full V persuaded that the Safes of your manufacture ARE IN ALL RESPECTS WOR¬

Gentlemen, - The Steam Safe you sold us passed triumphantly through the great fire here on the 16th inst. In one of the largest buildings burned it was severely exposed till the floor gave way. when it fell into the cellar amidst burning timber, oils, varnish, rosin, and other combustible material, and remained in the most intense heat for hours. When opened its contents were in perfect condition, showing no effects of the fire whatever. The caps melted off the sealed water vessels, as designed, letting the steam around the book-case,thus keeping out the heat; and though the Safe overturned in falling, the water was not spilled, and only a part of it was evaporated, showing a reserved power that would have withstood the exposure much longer. The Safe proved itself in the fire what you represented it to be, operating to our entire satisfaction, and to the surprise and gratification of those who saw it opened. You will please send us another like it, and oblige,

Truly, Yours, BARR & CO.

For Circulars, giving full description, send to

NEW YORK, 300 Broadway. BALTIMORE, 131 West Baltimore Street. PHILADELPHIA, 32 South Fourth St.

Cou-cns Oliver, h. Prospect, cor. School [Hall (see advt. index)

DAVIS WILLI AIM, carpenter, Washington, opp. Town

Delano Oliver B., Washington, near Prospect

IToit Nathan, Beacon, cor. Pleasant

Getchell Isaiah S., Summit ave. first from Beacon

Gibson Geo. M., Perry, near Francis

Long J. I)., Washington, near Town Hall

Melcher Win. Iv. h. Aspinwall ave. n. *St. Paul

Merrill Silas W., Kent, c. Longwood avenue

"Waterman Ansel IT., Washington, n. Lyceum ITall WATERMAN & GOODWIN, Washington, opp. Town Hall

Carriage Manufacturers.

HUNT THOMAS G., Washington, near Walnut (see advt.

QUINLAN M. W., Boylston, cor. Walnut (see advt. dept.

Carriage Painter.

PALMER CIIAS. L., Washington, opp. library (see p. 3)

Carriage Smiths.

DUFFY PHILIP, Boylston, near Washington MADORE JOSEPH, Washington, n. B. F. Baker's shop

DRISCOLL JAMES, Harrison place (see advt. index)

Holyrood, Heath, near Hammond

Hayes Augustus A., M. D., Monmouth, n. Carlton

Cigar Manufacturer.

Simons J., Washington, n. Harvard square

Civil Engineers.

Binney Amos R., Park, n. Beacon

Henck J. B. house Harvard, n. Baptist church

Finotti Joseph M. (R. C.), house Harrison place [Chestnut Hedge Frederick II., D. D. (Unit.), parsonage, Walnut, near Larnpson William, D. D. (Bap.), house Harrison place Miles Henry A., D. D. (Gospel), Hawes, cor. Colchester Noyes Daniel P., Kent, n. Francis Sessions Alexander J. h. Harrison place Tomkins Eliot D. (E.), Colchester, n. Kent

West Mrs., Washington, n. Harvard square

Clothing Store.

Levi M., Whyte's blk. Washington

Coal, Wood, Hay and Straw.

COUSENS BROS., Brighton ave. n. Cottage Farm station, office Guild's blk. Harvard sq. (see advt. index)

Allen Philip S., Green, near Pleasant DRISCOLL JAMES, Harrison place (see advt. index) James Horace, Guild's blk. Washington Reed Eben W., Reservoir place

Celfe Fannie G. Miss, seamstress, Mrs. Sarah Warren's,

Dolloff Lilly S. S. Miss, 2 Harvard place [Warren

Donohue Eliza, Washington, corner Cypress

Irving Mary Miss, Walnut, near High

Owens Mary, Washington, R. R. bridge

Potter Mary A. Miss, bds. Warren's, Warren, n. Cottage

West Mrs., Washington, n. Harvard square

( See also Apothecaries.)

Currier W. G., Panter's bldg. 5 Harvard

Dry Goods.

Defrees Geo. T., Washington, n. depot Kingman Martin, Harvard square

Collins & Chase, office Kenrick Bros., Washington, opp. Railroad station

Farmer John P. (Brookline and Boston), Walnut, third house opposite Whyte's new block [(see advt. dept. p. 3) TROWBRIDGE CHARLES P. house Harvard, n. School

Fancy Goods.

Kingman Martin, Harvard square

Fish Markets,

CROSBY BENJAMIN, Guild's Building, Washington Woodbury W. P. Jr., Brookline market, Harvard, corAspin- wall avenue

Fishing Tackle,

Shields John, School, cor. Wash, over Batchelder's provis¬ ion store

Flour, Grain and Meal.

Coolidge & Bro., Harvard, cor. Beacon Guild J. Anson, Washington, cor. Boylston MURPHY BROS. & CO., Colonnade bldg. Wash.