. Webb's New England railway and manufacturers' statistical gazetteer; containing an interesting sketch of every station, village and city on each railroad in New England, together with a statistical, historical and biographical account of their representative manufacturing establishments . m m WIT GAS Miim, mil EEQflli, PORT and STARBOARD. TEST, tVIFKIMKXTAI, antl STATIOAMETERS, 4a, 4-4 and 4« Sl^abl^l•:!^ Street, 8lni». Raificiad, Street aisii PatentSSCNAL LANTERINSS, 4ii, 4 1 antl lO Stt<11jxti-:v street, BOSXQH, MASS. ly used on the many railroads of the United States, and areunivert^al
. Webb's New England railway and manufacturers' statistical gazetteer; containing an interesting sketch of every station, village and city on each railroad in New England, together with a statistical, historical and biographical account of their representative manufacturing establishments . m m WIT GAS Miim, mil EEQflli, PORT and STARBOARD. TEST, tVIFKIMKXTAI, antl STATIOAMETERS, 4a, 4-4 and 4« Sl^abl^l•:!^ Street, 8lni». Raificiad, Street aisii PatentSSCNAL LANTERINSS, 4ii, 4 1 antl lO Stt<11jxti-:v street, BOSXQH, MASS. ly used on the many railroads of the United States, and areunivert^ally liked wherever exhibited. The many personsthey employ are kept busy to supply the immense demand forthe above. City Iron Fodndky, Vance & Co., proprietors, 198 Sec-ond street near C St., manufacturers of columns, gi-ate bars,sash weights, and all kinds of machinery castings. In theyear 1866, this company commenced the present business,which they continue to carry on. They occupy three build- ings, the first being 60x40 feet, two stories, wood, usedfor brass foundry and pattern shop ; second building, 70x40feet, one story, and built of -wood, which is used for ironfoundry ; third buildiug, 80x30 feet, and used for engine and (boiler room ; also, ware house. From 20 to 25 men is thenumber of employees. The amount of iron us
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