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Colebrook River W W Bidwell Collamer Samuel T Dow
Barkhamsted
Geo. Goodyear
Collinsville
Seth P Norton
Berlin,
Henry N. Galpin Nathan Clarke
Cornwall
Charles A Post Perce J Clark G L Harrison
Bethel
Ethel A Beebe
Cornwall Bridge
Cornwall Hollow L W Bradley
Birmingham,
T. S. Shelton
Coventry
Eleazer Hunt
Black Rock,
Alanson Allen
Coventry Depot
H R Fargo
Bloomfield.
Hiram B. Case
Cromwell
Charles Kirby
Bolton
E K Williams
Curtisville
Albert A Bogue Francis Fairchild John S Waterbury
Bozrahville
F T Draper
Darien
Branford
Levi S Parsons
Darien Depot
Ezra E Tooker
Bridgeport
E B Goodsell
Deep River
H G Loomis
Bridgewater
SR Weeks
Derby (See Birmingham)
Bristol
Geo H Mitchell
Durham
Asher Robinson
Bristol Copper Mine,
O A Beckwith
Eagleville
G W Reynolds
Brookfield
Homer Lake
Brooklyn
Benj E Palmer
Eastford
Buckland
Wm Jones
East Granby
Burlington
Romeo Elton
East Haddam
D B Warner
Burrville
Nelson Roberts
East Hampton
Campbell's Mills
Elisha Potter
East Hartford East Haven
Campville
J M Camp
East Kent
Canterbury
Win Watson M H Sanger
East Killingly Easton
Canton
Uriah Bailey Simeon Mills
East Windsor
Central Village
Jona. Gorton
East Windsor Hill J H Charlton
Centre Brook
Alex. Pratt G L Daboll Horace Landon Lester Bill
Ellington Ellsworth Enfield
Calvin F Peck
Chapinville Chaplin
Luke Watson
Chatham
Wm G Buell
Essex
Richard S Williams
Cheshire
A S Baldwin Fairfield
Edmund Hobart
Chester
David Henshaw
Fair Haven
Samuel M Brown
Broadbrook,
Elihu Hubbard
East Berlin
East Canaan
Edward Wilcox H Lawrence Joseph Dorsett Charles P Clark
Bozrah
John W Haughton
Danbury
Peter Wickwire D W Stevens Alexander Bailey Olcott Worthington O S. Botsford Rufus Seymour
Bantam Falls,
John Banks Leon. Kinney E N Ransom
Beacon Falls,
Columbia
Bethany,
Bethlem
Henry W Peck
Durham Center
M J Meigs
Canaan
Wm G Buell Sam G Phelps S Hemingway Benj Tompkins - Davenport Hezekiah Lyon Wm H Huntley
Canion Center
East Woodstock
Elisha Lyon Henry Gunn
Centre Groton
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AND POST MASTERS.
Falls Village
W S Marsh Lanesville
Farmington
Geo D Cowles
Lebanon Ledyard
Farms Village
JFG Andrews George Pike
Leesville
Forestville Chauncey Goodrich
Liberty Hill Lime Rock
Gardner's Lake
H Franklin
Limestone
Georgetown
Lloyd Seeley
Lisbon Litchfield
Glastenbury
Benj Taylor
Long Ridge
Glenville
Edward Mosher
Lord's Bridge
Goshen
Norman Norton
Lyme
Samuel Miller Charles W Wait Samuel F Willard
Granby
Jairus Case
Madison
Greenfield H.
Wm Bradley
Manchester R W Haughton
Greenville
C C Thompson
Manchester Station M Hudson
Greenwich
Sam'l Close
Mansfield S S Fuller
Griswold
Elisha S Bill
Mansfield Center
I P Fenton
Groton
Aaron Chapman
Mansfield Depot N Brigham
Guilford
Franklin C Phelps
Marbledale
Joseph Watson
Haddam
S M Kelsey
Marion Thomas M Beecher
Haddam Neck
S House
Marlborough
Asa Day
Hadlyme
O E Palmer
Mashapaug Harvey Walker
Humburg
H A Brockway
Meriden Bertrand L Yale
Hamden
Leverett Hitchcock
Merrows Station
J B Merrow
Hampton
Silas Tiffany
Merwinsville
Sylv Merwin
Hartford
Wm J Hamersley Luther H Stebbins
Middlebury
Winfield Upson
Harwinton
Lewis Catlin Jr D B Hawley
Middle Haddam
Henry Hurd
Hazardville
Timothy H Abbe
Middletown
Samuel Babcock
Hebron
Charles Post
Milford
Wm Brotherton H W Pinney
High Ridge
Isaac Jones
Mill Plain
Barnabas Allen
Hitchcockville
J H Sage
Milltown
Lot W Kinney
Hockanum
Geo A Hall
Milton
Mrs H Kilbourn
Hotchkissville
Reuben J Allen
Monroe
David Beach
Humphreysville
David Betts
Montville
J R Gay
Huntington
R W Lindsley
Moodus
George Wakeman
Huntsville
Cha's Hunt
Moose Meadow Willard Fuller
Jewett City
Thomas A Clark
Moosup George Dunlap
Kensington Kent
Rufus Fuller
Mystic
Henry Harding
Killingly
John Smith
Mystic Bridge
T H Lovett
Killingworth
Horace Redfield
Mystic River
CE Tufts
Lakeville
Lorenzo Tupper
Naugatuck
Geo S Andrews
Higganum
Theodore Child
Mill Brook
E B Hewes
Hartland
Middlefield,
Geo W Bacon
Hawleyville
Edwin Taylor John Bachelder Geo H Baldwin Elnathan Todd
Gilead
Caroline Post
Isaac Northrop A Fowler Elijah Bailey Daniel Penfield L I Fuller Wm H Barnum
Fisherville
Gale's Ferry
Russell Damon
Cha's M Brown
Mt Carmel
Chester Dickerman
Mianus
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POST OFFICES
New Boston
Harvey Lamson Pendleton Hill
New Britain
Marcellus Clark Phoenixville
New Canaan
H B Hoyt
Pine Meadow
New Fairfield
W Beardsley
Plainfield
Moses C Hayden Adna Whiting
New Hartford New Hartford Cen J C Mason
Plantsville
S H Norton
New Haven
L A Thomas
Pleasant Valley
Evits Carter
Newington
Erastus Kilbourn
Plymouth Edwin Talmage
New London
Stanley G Trott
Plymouth Hollow S Thomas Jr.
New Milford
S E Bostwick
Pomfret Samuel W Butler
New Preston
M S Beeman
Pomfret Landing Darius Day Theodore Terry
Newtown
Jerome Judson
Poquabuk
Poquonock Br S Morgan
Noank
Wm Latham
Poquetanock
E O'Brien Jr.
Norfolk
Aaron Gilbert
Poquonock
Samuel Clark
North Ashford Z N Allen
Portland
Guy Cooper
North Branford
E E Bishop
Preston
D T Richards
North Canton
Stanley Weed
Prospect
Edwin R Tyler
North Colebrook Jasper Pinney
Putnam John O Fox
North Cornwall
Anson Rogers
Quarryville
Sessions Lawson
Northfield
John Catlin
Rainbow
S T Mckinney
Northford Timo Bartholomew
Redding
Jared Olmsted
North Franklin T H C Kingsb'y
Redding Ridge
Daniel Sanford
North Goshen George A Hill
Ridgebury
George Bouton
North Granby Solomon Gaines
Ridgefield
Harvey K Smith
North Greenwich Levi Mead
Rockville
W H Cogswell
North Guilford Stephen Fowler
Rocky Hill Henry Webb
Round Hill Odle C Knapp
Roxbury George A Northrop
North Madison Alvin A Blake Salem
John C Daniels
North Norfolk Amos R Collar Salisbury
Robert H Ball
North Somers Amariah Kibbe Saugatuck
J Harvey Allen .
North Stamford Alvin Weed Saybrook . James Treadway
Northville Clark Buckingham Saybrook Ferry
J J Tryon
North Wilton Lewis Olmstead
Scitico Alvah Simons
North Windham
R Lincoln
Scotland Abner Robinson
North Woodstock J E Buckman
Seymour Samuel L Bronson
Norwalk R A Williams
Sharon Wm Jenkins
Norwich John W Stedman
Sherman
N W Northrop
Norwich Town Henry B Tracy
Simsbury JO Phelps
Oakville S M Bronson
Smith's Ridge S E Keeler
Oneco ·
John Harris
Somers Warren Kibbe
Orange Wm T Grant Somerville George Burlingame
Ore Hill Phil. Rockefeller South Britain Anson Bray
Oxford
N J Wilcoxson
Southbury
Charles H. Hall
Niantic
Lemuel H Beebe
DS Bird
Plainville
S A Maine S A Wheaton GT Wheeler
North Haven Isaac B Hinman North Lyme G E Walker
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AND POST MASTERS.
South Canaan John B Reed N L Bidwell
Voluntown
Samuel Gates
South Coventry
Wallingford
Orrin Andrews
South Farms
W L Sinedley
Warehouse Point J Olmsted Jr
Southford
Horace Oatınan
Warren
Edmund R Swift F N Galpin
South Glastenbury O Brainard Southington Amon Bradley South Kent E Fanton
Washington
Waterbury
E Leavenworth
Waterford
H Gardner 2d
South Killingly L Day
Watertown
Hinman Atwood Wm Pickett
South Lyme . R L Chadwick
South Manchester - Chapman
South Norfolk S D Northway
South Norwalk W C Sammis
Westbrook Oliver Norris
Southport Samuel Pike
West Cheshire
Wm H Newell
Southville George Beardslee
Westchester R T Carrier
South Windham Alfred Kinney
West Cornwall Westford
South Windsor Roderick King
Square Pond
Henry C Aborn
West Goshen
Stafford
J H Bolton
West Granby
Stafford Springs
H M Bolton
West Hartford
Staffordville
E G Hyde
West Hartland
Thomas Ward
Stanwich
Roswell Hoyt Benj F Husted
West Haven W'est Killingly
H Webb
Stepney
D B Fairweather
West Meriden Westminster
Peter Spicer
Sterling
Darius A Fish, West Norfolk
John Dewell
Sterling Hill
Charles Mason
West Norwalk
J L Benedict John H Gregory
Stonington
Jesse N Brown
Westport
George L Cable
Stratford
John D.Gilbert
West Redding
Wm Griffin
Suffield
George Williston
West Stafford Asa Lewis
Tariffville
Edward Pease
West Suffield
Calvin Freeman
Thompson
Jeremiah Olney
Westville William Barbour
Thompsonville
G C Owen
West Willington D Starr Jr.
Tolland
Obadiah P Waldo
West Winsted H B Steele
Torringford
H P Hopkins
West Woodstock A A Williams
Torrington Dudley Davis
Wethersfield John N Standish
Trumbull Elihu Beach
Whitneyville Jesse Cooper
Trumbull Long Hill M Beardslee
Willimantic
W H Hosmer
Uncasville Wm G Johnson
Lucien Holt
Union David L Newell
Unionville Geo Richards
Winchester See Winsted
Vernon Francis McLean Jr. Winchester Centre C Wetmore
Vernon Depot
Ira Ellis
Windham John A Perkins
J M Gardner Jas Richmond Frederick Miles Elam Kendall Leon Buckland J H Seymour
Joel H Guy
Stepney Depot
Willis Turney
Stoney Creek
Timothy Barker
Weston
West Thompson
- Case
Terryville
Sereno Gaylord
Willington Wilton Joseph P Fitch
Stamford
Waterville West Ashford Eben Knowlton W. Avon Corydon Woodford
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RAILROADS.
Windsor H S Hayden Wolcottville
Windsor Locks
F M Brown
Woodbury
Windsorville
Sumner Shepard
Woodstock
Woodstock Val. T P Leonard
Winsted
G H Randle Roland Hitchcock Albert C Clark Yantic
Woodville
J S Glover
Winthrop
Wolcott
Jason Hotchkiss
Zoar Bridge
Lewis Hyde N D Hinman
Railroads in Connecticut.
COMMISSIONERS. - Henry Hammond, Killingly, 1859; Patton Fitch, Bolton, 1860; John Gould, Fair- field, 1861.
The * indicates connections with other railroads.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN .- President, Justin R. Bulkley, New York. Directors, Dennis Kim- berly, E. C. Scranton, John Bradley, New Haven ; Jona- than Godfrey, Southport; J. W. Leeds, Stamford ; George N. Miller, G. B. Cathart, A. R. Van Nest, New York. Secretary, E. S. Abernethy, Bridgeport. Treas- urer, William Bement, New York. Superintendent, James H. Hoyt, Stamford. Assistant, E. S. Quintard, New Haven.
m. New Haven,
18 Bridgeport,* 35 Darien,
3
West Haven,
22 Fairfield,
40 Stamford,
10 3 Milford, 24 Southport, 43 Cos Cob,
12 Junction, * 28 Westport, 45 Greenwich,
14 Stratford, 32 So. Norwalk,* 76 New York. Trains connect at New Haven with Hartford, Canal, and New London roads ; at Bridgeport with Housa- tonic and Naugatuck roads ; at South Norwalk with Danbury road.
DANBURY AND NORWALK -President, Eli T. Hoyt, Danbury. Directors, Jonathan Camp, W. C. Street, Wm. K. James, Frederick Belden, Ebenezer Hill, Isaac S. Beers, Norwalk ; F. S. Wildman, L. P. Hoyt, E. S. Tweedy, (and Secretary,) Danbury. Treasurer, George W. Ives, Danbury. Harvey Smith, Danbury, Superintendent.
R C Abernethy Geo P Allen A Southworth
Winnipank
187
RAILROADS.
m. South Norwalk, 8 Wilton,
1 Norwalk,
9 Cannon's,
17 Redding,
3 Winnipank,
12 Georgetown
, 21 Bethel,
5 Kent,
13 Ridgefield st.,
24 Danbury.
Ridgefield connects at that station.
HOUSATONIC. - President and Superintendent, Charles Hunt, Canaan. Directors, N. Thayer, Boston ; Lee Canfield, Falls Village; Daniel Marsh, New Mil- ford ; C. W. Hopkins, Great Barrington ; Morris Ketch- um, New York ; Stephen Tomlinson, Bridgeport ; Wm. W. Boardman, New Haven ; Thomas Hulbert, Lee. Treasurer, Horace Nichols, Bridgeport. Secretary, J. T. Lawrence, Bridgeport.
m. Bridgeport,* 29 Brookfield, 61 West Cornwall,
10 Stepney, 35 New Milford, 67 Falls Village,
15 Botsford's, 42 Merwinville, 73 No. Canaan,
19 Newtown, 48 Kent, 110 Pittsfield,*
23 Hawleyville, 57 Corn'l Br., 159 Albany.
Connects with the New York and New Haven Rail- road at Bridgeport, and with the Western and Adams railroads at Pittsfield.
Southbury connects with the road at Newtown ; Rox- bury, Washington, Sherman, &c., at New Milford ; Warren, &c., at Cornwall Bridge; Sharon, at West Cornwall ; Salisbury, &c., at Falls Village ; Norfolk, at North Canaan.
NAUGATUCK .- President, W. D Bishop, Bridge- port. Directors, E F. Bishop, Russell Tomlinson, Bridgeport; A. Heaton, New Haven ; Green Kendrick, Waterbury ; A. L. Dennis, D. A. Wood, New York. Treasurer, Horace Nichols, Bridgeport. Secretary, Ira Sherman, Bridgeport. Superintendent, Charles Water- bu: y, Bridgeport.
m. Bridgeport,* 19 Seymour, 39 R. Bridge,
3 Stratford,
21 Pine Bridge,
41 Plym'th Hol.,
5 Junction,* 23 Beacon Falls, 44 Fluteville,
8 Baldwin's, 27 Naugatuck,
-13 Derby and
13 Birmingham
15 Ansonia, 35 Waterville,
46 Campville,
49 Litchfi'd Sta.,
52 Wolcottville,
57 Burrville,
61 Winsted.
28 Union City,
32 Waterbury*
15 Sanford's,
188
RAILROADS.
Connects at Bridgeport and the Junction with the New York and New Haven railroad ; and at Waterbury with the Hartford railroad.
Southbury, Woodbury, and Oxford, connect at Sey- mour; Huntington, at Derby; Bethlem and Water- town, at Waterbury ; Harwinton and. Litchfield, at Litchfield Station; and Hitchcockville, Colebrook and Norfolk, at Winsted.
CANAL, (NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMP- TON.)-President and Treasurer, William Johnson, New Haven. Directors, Joseph E. Sheffield, John Brad- ley, Stephen D. Pardee, W. W. Boardman, Andrew L. Kidston, Wm. H. Elliot, Wm. A. Larned, Chas. Dick- erman, New Haven. P. Dennis, New Haven, Superin- tendent.
m. New Haven, 19 Hitchcock's, 40 Weatogue,
4 Hamden Pla., 21 Plantsville, 42 Simsbury,
6 Centreville, 22 Southington, 43 Hoskins's,
8 Ives's, 24 Miller's, 45 Tariffville,
9 Mt. Carmel,
27 Plainville,* 47 Granby,
10 Bradley's, 30 Farmington,* Copper Hill,
12 Brook's, 34 West Avon, 60 Westfield,*
15 Cheshire,
37 Avon,
76 Northampton .*
COLLINSVILLE BRANCH.
27 Plainville, 33 Unionville, 38 Collinsville.
30 Farmington, 36 Burlington.
Connects at New Haven, with the New York and New London railroads ; at Westfield, with the Western railroad, and at Northampton, with the Northern ; and at Plainville, with the Hartford and Waterbury railroad.
Plank road extends from Cheshire to Waterbury.
Harwinton, New Hartford, Hitchcockville, Winsted, &c., connect at Collinsville.
HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE AND FISHKILL. President, Byron Sprague, Providence. Directors, William. Sprague, James G. Anthony, Henry Lippitt, Providence ; Stephen Harris, Jr., Phoenix ; Charles H. Warren, Boston; Joseph Trumbull, Alfred Smith, A.
189
RAILROADS.
S. Beckwith, Edson Fessenden, Hartford ; John P. Elton, Waterbury, Treasurer and Secretary, E. M. Bridgman, Providence. Chief Engineer and Superin- tendent, Samuel Nott, Hartford.
I. HARTFORD AND WATERBURY.
m. Hartford, 15 Forestville, 26 Plymouth,
5 Newington, 18 Bristol, 28 Hoadley's,
9 New Britain, 22 Terryville, 30 Waterville,
14 Plainville,* 25 Tolles's, 32 Waterbury .*
Connects with the Naugatuck at Waterbury ; and with the Canal railroad, at Plainville.
II. HARTFORD AND PROVIDENCE.
m. Hartford, 22 Andover, Baldwin's Br.,
2 E. Hartford, 31 Willimantic,* 55 Plainfield,*
3 Scotland, 35 So. Windham, 58 Moosup,
5 Buckland, 38 Waldo's,
9 Manchester, 42 Baltic,
12 Vernon, 44 Lovett's,
61 Sterling, Oneca,
90 Providence,*
16 Bolton, 47 Jewett City.
Connects with the New Haven and Springfield, at Hartford ; the New London, Willimantic and Palmer railroad, at Willimantic ; and Norwich and Worcester, at Plainfield.
South Windsor connects at East Hartford ; Rockville, Vernon, Somers, Ellington, Tolland, Ashford, &c., con- nect at Vernon depot ; Colchester, Hebron and Colum- bia connect at Andover; Eastford, Chaplin and Hamp- ton connect at Willimantic ; and Brooklyn, at Moosup.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD AND SPRING- FIELD .- President, Charles F. Pond, Hartford. Di- rectors, Cornelius Vanderbilt, John A. Robinson, New York ; Chester W. Chapin, Springfield ; Julius Catlin, Hartford ; James S. Brooks, Meriden ; T. R. Trow- bridge, New Haven ; Samuel H. Parsons, Middletown ; A, G. Hazard, Enfield. Treasurer and Secretary, Ho- ratio Fitch, Hartford. E. M. Reed, Supt., Hartford.
m. New Haven, 18 Meriden, 36 Hartford,
7 North Haven, 25 Berlin .* 42 Windsor,
12 Wallingford, 31 Newington, Hayden's,
190
RAILROADS.
48 Windsor L - Enfield Br., 62 Springfield,* 50 Warehouse Pt., 54 Thompsonville. MIDDLETOWN BRANCH.
m. Berlin, East Berlin, 10 Middletown. Connects at New Haven, with New York and New London railroads ; at Hartford with Providence and Fishkill road ; at Springfield with the Western.
Suffield connects with the road at Windsor Locks ; and Portland and Cromwell at Middletown ; Ellington with Warehouse Point.
Stage connects Portland, South Glastenbury, Glas- tenbury and Hockanum with Hartford.
NEW HAVEN, NEW LONDON AND STON- INGTON .- President and Treasurer, Cornelius S. Bushnell, N. H. Directors, G. F. Ward, Sumner Bull, Saybrook ; E. C. Scranton, A. O. Wilcox, Madison ; C. J. McCurdy, Lyme ; Wyllis Blackstone, N.Y .; Elias B. Brown, Mystic ; Andrew P. Lippett, New London ; Secretary, William T. Bartlett, New Haven. Superin- tendent, R. N. Dowd, Saybrook. Engineer, H. A. Lincoln, New Haven.
m. New Haven, 23 Clinton, 46 Waterford,
2 Fair Haven, 28 Westbrook,
4 East Haven, 31 Saybrook,
50 New London Groton,
8 Branford, 33 Conn. River, Noank,
11 Stony Creek, 34 Lyme, Mystic,
16 Guilford, 36 Black Hall,
18 East River, 39 South Lyme,
20 Madison, 43 East Lyme, Stonington .*
Connects at New Haven with the New York, Hart- ford and Springfield and Canal roads ; and at New Lon- don with the Willimantic and Palmer, and Norwich and Worcester ; and at Stonington with the Providence.
Killingworth connects at Clinton ; Chester, Deep River, Centrebrook and Essex, at Westbrook; North Lyme, &c., at Lyme.
NEW LONDON, WILLIMANTIC AND PALM- ER .- President, Thomas W. Williams, New London. Directors, Rial Chaney, W. A. Weaver, Daniel Latham W. H. Starr, Daniel Rogers, E. W. Holt, E. V. Stod.
191
RAILROADS.
dard, New London ; H. B. Norton, Norwich ; Willis Phelps, Springfield, Mass. ; D. T. Willetts, New York. Superintendent, W. R. Storrs. Treasurer and Secre- tary, John Dickinson.
m. New London, 17 Yantic, 36 Eagleville,
East N. London, 20 Franklin, 38 Mansfield,
6 Montville, 24 Williams's 40 Merrows',
10 Mohegan,
26 S. Wind'm, 44 W. Willing'n,
13 Norwich,* 30 Willima'c,* 50 Stafford Spr.,
15 Norwich Town, 34 S. Cov'try, 66 Palmer .*
Connects with the New Haven and Stonington rail- road at New London ; the Norwich and Worcester at Norwich ; the Providence and Fishkill at Willimantic; and the Western at Palmer.
Bozrah connects with the road at Yantic ; Tolland at West Willington; and Union at Stafford Springs ; Lebanon at South Windham.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER .- President, A. Brewster, Norwich. Directors, Jedediah Huntington, Charles Johnson, John A. Rockwell, C. J. Stedman, John T. Wait, Moses Pierce, Norwich ; A. D. Lock- wood, Killingly, J. Newton Perkins, R. Bayard, J. A. Weeks, N. York ; Alexander De Witt, Oxford, Mass. ; David A. Neal, Salem, Mass. Treasurer, George L. Perkins, Norwich. Secretary, Edward T. Clapp, Nor- wich. Agent, P. St. M. Andrews, Norwich.
m. Allyn's Point, 26 Central Vil., 44 Masonville,
6 Norwich, 32 Danielsonville, 45 Fishersville,
8 Greenville, 35 Daysville, 47 Wilsonville,
16 Jewett City, 39 Putnam, 56 Webster,
22 Plainfield,* 42 Thompson,* 66 Worcester .*
Connects with the Boston and Worcester and West- ern roads, at Worcester ; the N. York and Boston Cen- tral, at Thompson ; the Hartford and Providence, at Plainfield ; and the New Haven and New York roads, at Norwich.
West Woodstock and Eastford connect with the road at Webster ; Pomfret and North Woodstock, at Put- nam; Pomfret Landing, Abington and Ashford, at Daysville ; Chaplin, Hampton and Brooklyn, at Dan-
192
RAILROADS.
ielsonville; Canterbury at Central Village ; Volun- town at Jewett City.
The BLACKSTONE (New York and Boston Cen- tral,) comes into the state at East Thompson, passes through Thompson, eight miles, and connects with the Norwich and Worcester road.
STONINGTON AND PROVIDENCE. - Presi- dent, Matthew Morgan, New York. Directors, Thos. Tileston, S. D. Babcock, Wm. F. Carey, H. Blyden- berg, Wm. H. Macy, Samuel Sloan, New York ; Giles F. Ward, Saybrook; Nathan F. Dixon, Westerly. Secretary, George C. Schwacofer. Treasurer, Francis Amy, Stonington. Superintendent, A. S. Matthews, Stonington.
STEAMBOATS.
STONINGTON AND NEW YORK .- Leave Pier No. 2 North River, New York, in the afternoon, and Stoning- ton in the evening, in connection with the Stonington railroad.
NORWICH AND NEW YORK. - Leave Pier No. 18 North River, New York, in the afternoon, and Norwich in the evening-stopping at New London-in connec- tion with the Norwich and Worcester railroad.
HARTFORD AND NEW YORK. - Leave Peck Slip, New York, in the afternoon, and Hartford soon after noon, stopping on the Connecticut River at Rocky Hill, Middletown, Middle Haddam, Higganum, East Had- dam, Goodspeed's Landing, Chester, Deep River, Essex, Lyme and Saybrook.
NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK .- Leave Peck Slip, New York, in the afternoon, and New Haven at night ; fare $1. In summer, another day boat from New Haven, and night boat from New York, runs.
BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK .- Leave Peck Slip, New York, in the morning, and Bridgeport in the eve- ning. Connects with railroad train to New Haven.
Steamboats also run between Stamford and Norwalk and New York.
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