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STATIONS .
MILES.
Chicago,
7
Junction,.
16
Bremen, .
So
Joliet,
40
Minooka,
51
Morris,
62
Chicago,
Junction,
7
Ottawa,
94
Evanston,
11
Winnetka, .
16
Glencoe,
19
Peru,
110
Lake Forest, .
29
Bureau, .
114
Rockland,
30
PEORIA BRANCH
Waukegan,
35
Snachwine, .
122
State Line,
45
Henry, .
127
Lacon
135
Chillicothe,
143
Rome,
145
Racine,
.61
County Line,
70
Mossville,
161
Oak Creek,
Peoria,
122
198
Pond Creek,
136
Annawan,
159
Geneseo,
169
Colona,
179
Moline,
Rock Island,
182
Milwaukee,
85
Chicago, Rock Island and Perrin Branch Rail.
Shelfield,
145
51
Racine Junction,
61)
151
Seneca,
Marseilles,
Rosehill,
Utica,
La Salle,
100
Highland Park,
Trenton,
Kenosha,
Tiskilwa,
road. President, Charles W. Durant, N. Y. ; General Superintendent, John F. Tracy ; As. sistant Superintendent, Win. H. Whitman, Rock I-land; General Freight and Ticket
Line Island,
Mokena,
Chicago and Milevure Railroad. Pres., A. Stone jr. ; Vice Pres., E. K. Rogers, Sup., S. C. Baldwin; S.c. : nd Treas., A. S. Downs, Trains leave on this road from the depot, North Branch, n. w. corner Kinzie. Office, s. e. cor. Lake and Clark streets. STATIONS. MILES.
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REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway .- Pres.,
Wm. B. Ogden ; Vice Pres., P. H. Smith ; Sup., G. L. Dunlap ; Treasurer, Geo. P. Lee; Secretary, James R. Young ; General Ticket Agent, E. De Witt Robinson ; Gen'l Freight Agent, Charles S. Tappan. Trains leave on this road from the depot corner of Kinzie and West Water streets. General office, Exchange.Bank Building, (2nd floor).
DISTANCES.
STATIONS.
MILES. [STATIONS. KILES.
Chicago to
Koshkonong 104
Plank Road ..
9 Fort Atkinson. 111
Canfield.
12 Jefferson 117
Des Plaines
.17 Bellville 122
Dunton ..
22 Watertown 130
Palatine
.26 Clyman
138
Barrington.
.82|Junean 145
Cary
.. 38 Minnesota Junction
148
Cyrstal Lake
.43 Burnett 152
Ridgefield.
46 Chester. 160
Woodstock
.51 Oak Center
165
Lawrence
65 Oakfield.
.168
Sharon
71 Fond du Lac
177
Clinton Junction
78 Vandyne.
184
Shopiere
83.Oshkosh
193
Janesville.
.91 | Appleton
213
Milton Junction .99)
Chicogo, Burlington and Quincy Railroad .-
President, John Van Nortwick; Superin- tendent, Charles G. Hammond ; Secretary, and Treasurer, Amos T. Hall ; Ticket Agent, Samuel Powell ; General Freight Agent, Henry Martin. Trains leave on this road from the Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street. General office at the Michigan Cen- tral Freight Depot, foot of Lake street.
DISTANCES.
STATIONS. MILES. STATIONS. MILES.
Chicago to. Monmouth. 154
Junction.
.30 Young America. .191
Batavia
.81 Oquawka Junction 202
Aurora
.43 East Burlington, 210
Oswego
47 Galesburg 168
Sandwich
.61 St. Augustine 184
Leland
. 71 Prairie City .191
Mendota.
.88 Bushnell 196
Arlington.
. 97 Bardolph .201
Wyanet
116 Colmar.
223
Neponset
128 Plymouth.
227
Kewanee
.136 LaPrairie.
.238
Altona
152 Camp Point 246
251
Galesburg
165 Fowler
.257
Cameron. 177, Quincy
.268
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line' Railroad .-
President, W. D. Judson, New York ; Treas- urer, Henry Morgan, New York ; Secretary, Amos Tenney, New York ; Superintendent, John Brandt, jr., Richmond, Ind .; General Ticket Agent, L. H. Walkley, Richmond, Ind .; General Freight Agent, S. W. Chap- man, Chicago; Ticket Agent, H. G. Page, Chicago. Gen. office, 95 Randolph, under the Matteson Honse. Freight Depot, cor. W. Randolph and S. Canal. A. C. Cady, local freight agent. Trains leave Union De- pot, cor. S. Canal and W. Madison streets.
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad .- Presi- dent, W. H. Brown; Vice President, Orrington Lunt; Superintendent, Edward B. Talcott; Assistant Superintendent, Ed- ward H. Williams; Secretary, William W. Larrabee; Treasurer, Henry Tucker; Au-
ditor and General Ticket Agent, George M.
Wheeler ; General Freight Agent, John C. Gault : Attorney, Eliott Anthony ; Engin- eer, Willard -S. Pope. Trains leave on this road from N. Wells, cor. N. Water. General Office, N. Wells, cor. N. Water. Freight Depot, S. Canal, below W. 12th, and N. Dearborn, cor. of Water.
DISTANCES.
STATIONS.
MILES. [STATIONS. MILES.
Chicago to
Round Grove 119
Harlem.
9 Morrison
124
Cattage Hill.
16 Clifton
131
Babcock's Grove
.20 Fulton
186
Wheaton 25
Wayne . 85
Winfield.
.27 Clintonville,
.39
Junction. 30
Fox River Branch.
Geneva.
35 Elgin 42
Blackberry 44 Gilbert's, 50
Lodi 50 Iluntley 55
Cortland
.55 Marengo. 60
DeKalb.
58 Garden Prairie. 79
Malta
.64 Belvidere ..
78
Dement.
69 Cherry Valley.
84
Lane
75 Rockford 92
Franklin
.88 Winnebago 99
Nachusa 93 Pecatonica
10G
Dixon
.98 Nevada
114
Nelson
104 Freeport.
121
Sterling.
110
Beloit Branch and Beloit and Madison Rail- road .- (Branch Galena R. R.)
Dixon and Iowa Central Railroad .- (Branch Galena R. R.)
Elgin and State Line Railroad .- (Branch Ga- lena R. R.)
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada .- Presi- dent, E. Watkyn, London, England ; Secre- tary, Joseph Elliott, Montreal, C. E .; Man- aging Director, C. J. Brydges; Freight Manager, M. Pennington ; General Ticket agent and Auditor, H. Shackell; Account- ant, Joseph Hickson, all of Montreal, C. E; Western General Agent, S. P. Webster ; Assistant Manager, H. Bailey. Trains leave Michigan Central and Sonthern depots. Western General Agency 56 Dearborn street, Chicago.
Great Western Railroad of Canada .- A. Wallingford, Agent, Tremont Block.
Illinois Central Railroad. - Pres., W. II. Osborn, N. Y .; D. A. Catlin, Sec. pro tem ; Treas., Thos. E. Walker, N. Y .; Res. Direc- tor, John M. Douglass; Gen. Supt., Wm. R. Arthur ; Supt. Northern Div., John C: Jacobs; Supt. Chicago Div., J. D. Herkimer ; Local Treas., W. K. Ackerman; Auditor, W. Vernon; Gen. Ticket Agt., W. P. John- son ; Gen. Freight Agt., Robert Forsyth ; Chief Engineer, L. H. Clarke ; Local Freight Agt., C. M. Smith, office in Freight Depot. Trains leave on this road from the Union Central Depots (passenger and freight) foot of S. Water. General office in Depot.
Land Departmeni Illinois Central Railroad .- Acting Commissioner, W. M. Phillips; Sec., Peter Daggy; Asst. Sec., J. L. Waters ; Asst. Cashier, W. H. Waters ; Salesman, C. C. P. Holden. Office, Illinois Central Railroad Depot.
D
-
Princeton
109, Colchester .215
Wataga ..
160 Coatsburg.
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REGISTER. - RAILROADS.
DISTANCES ON THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
STATIONS
MILES|STATIONS MILES
Chicago to
Edgewood 214
Calumet
.. 14 Farina .222
Thornton
23 Kinmonday 230
Matteson
27 Tonti
239
Manee.
34 Odin ..
Manteno.
46; Ceotralia
.952
Kankakee
56 Richview
268
Chebause.
64| Ashley .267
Ashkum
73 Coloma .274
Gilman
SI Tamaroa, .279
Spring Creek
SS Du Quoin .288
Loda.
99 De Soto. 302
Paxton
103| Carbondale .808
Rautonl.
114 Makanda .316
Urbana.
128 Jonesboro 329
Tolono.
137 |Wetang
.341
Pesotnmn.
142 Pulaski
.349
Okaw
158 Villa Ridge
.353
Mattoon
171| Mounds
357
Neoga 198 Cairo.
.865
Effingham 198
Michigan Central Railroad .- Pres., J. W. Bronks, Boston; Treasurer, Isaac Liver- more, Boston ; Superintendent, R. N. Rice, Detroit ; Western agents, John S. Corning and Richmond & Co. : General Agent, Ilomer E. Sargent, Chicago; General Ticket Agent, Thomas Frazer, Detroit ; H. C. Wentworth, General Western Passen- ger Agent, Chicago ; General Receiver, Oliver Macey, Detroit. Trains leave on this road from depot, foot of Lake straet. Of- fice corner Lake and Dearborn streets, under Tremont House.
Michigan Southern Railroad. President, Elisha M. Gilbert, Uties, N. Y. ; Vice Pres- ident, M. L. Sykes, jr., Chicago; Treasurer, Henry Keep, N. Y. ; Superintendent, John D. Campbell, Toledo, Ohio; General Tieket Agent, C. P. Leland, Toledo, Ohio; General Freight Agent, H. H. Porter, Chicago; Pas- senger Agent, J. J. Simmons. Chicago; Cashier, W. F. Stanton, Toledo, Ohio ; Local Freight Agent, H. H. Rapp. Depot, Sher- man, corner Van Buren. Office Sherman block, 36 Clark.
Erie Railway. President, Nathaniel Marsh, New York ; General Supt., Charles Mioot ; General Passenger Agent, William R. Barr ; Northwestern Passenger Agent, John P. Hart; Ticket Agent, II. S. Barlow, Chica- go ; Freight Agent, C. C. Wheeler, Chicago . General Freight Agent, B. W, Blanchard, New York, General Western Agent, E. S. Spencer, Chicago. General Western Office, 64 Clark street.
New York Central Railroad. President, Erastus Corning; Vicc Bresident, Dean Richmond ; Gener! Superintendent, Chaun- Tipton. cey Vibbard ; General Freight Agent, S. Drulard; General Passenger Agent, Allen Spruce Creek Barree Butler ; Western Agents, John S. Corning, and Richmond & Co. Chicago. Office, 53 . Mill Creek ... ("ark.
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway. President, G. W. Cass ; General Supt., J. B. Jervis ; Treasurer, J. P. Henter on ; Supt. Eastern Division, A. Bradley ; Supt. West- ern Division, H. Gardner; Comptroller, T. D. Messler; Secretary, W. H. Barnes; Gen- eral Freight Agent, J. J. Houston ; General Passenger Agent, Wm. P. Shinn ; Commer- cial and General Agent, Joseph H. Moore ; Western Passenger, B. F. Patrick ; Ticket Agent, A. Holliday ; Freight Agent, J. P. Brady. Trains leave from depot, S. Canal, corner W. Madison street. Office, Ran- dolph, southwest corner Dearborn street.
Chicago and Alton Railroad. President, James Robb, Chicago ; Supt., C. H. Allen : Secretary, Treasurer, and General Ticket Agent, J. Price, Chicago; General Passen- ger Agent, C. N. Pratt ; General Freight Agent, R. P. Tansey ; General Purchasing Agent, Thomas Warnock Trains on this road leave the Union depot, S. Canal, oppo. site W. Monroe street. General office in Masonic Temple, Số Dearborn street.
Joliet and Chicago Railroad. - John P.
Preston, Sec. Office No. 6 McCormick's bldg. Transfer office, Lockport, Ill. This ronte is operated under a lease by the Chi- cago and Alton Co.
DISTANCES ON THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R.
STATIONS
MILES STATIONS MILFA
PITTSBURGH to Maoaynak Siding .. .171
East Liberty
5 Mc Veytoo 176
Wilkinsburg
7 Anderson's Siding 192
BRINTON'S
12 Lewiston 18%
Turtle Creek
13 Narrows
Walls 14 MIFFLIN 200
Stewart's 17 Perryville
Irwin's
22 Thompsontown. 211
Manor .
24 Millerstown .216
Radebaugh's
29
Baily's 226
GREENSBURG
81 Aqnednet Siding 231
George's,
35 Duncannon.
281
Beatty's
89
North C. Crossing 242
LATROBE 4] Rockville Switch. 244
Derry 46 HARRISBURG 249
Hillside 255
50 Iligespire.
54 |Middletown .25S
Bolivar. 59 |Branch Inter. 259
Lockport
60 Elizabethtown. 267
New Florence 65 MOUNT JOY 278
Nineveh.
69 Landisville 278
75 Dillerville. 255
Johnstown
78 LANCASTER 286
CONEMAUGH
81 |Bird-in-Hand .293
Mineral Point.
83 Gordonville. . 266
Summerhill
89 LEAMAN PLACE 297
Willmore
92 Kinzer's.
95 Gap 803
99 Christiana 806
Cresson 102 Penningtonville .807
Gallitzia 105 PARKESBURG
.811
Kittanaing Point. 112 Chandlers
811
ALTOONA 117 Coatesville 816
Bell's Mills 124 Gallagherville 321
Fostoria 125 | DOWNINGT'N
127 Oskland
.826
Tyrone's 181 Steamboat 829
Birmingham 184 WESTCHESTER INT .. 888 139 Paoli. 835
141 |Eagle. 399
Petersburg ..: 145 Morgan's Corner. 849
HUNTINGDON 751 White Ilall 845
156 City Avenue. .
Mount Enion. 100 W. Philadelphia.
i Newton Hamilton
165 PHILADELPIIIA.
202
Penn Station
26 Newport 221
BLAIRSVILLE BR.
Dornock Point
Portage
Lilly's
.240
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REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
Michigan Central Rail Road,
AND BRANCH LINES UNDER ITS MANAGEMENT.
MAIN LINE.
Three first class Passenger Trains each way daily, viz: MAIL and WAY TRAIN, running ahead of Day Express, and stopping at all stations. DAY EXPRESS, taking Chicago and through passengers from Night Trains of all connecting roads. NIGHT EXPRESS taking Chicago and through passengers from Day Trains of all Western roads.
DISTANCES.
CHICAGO to
MILES.
MILES.
Calumet, Illinois Central Junction,
15
Marshall,
177
Lake, Joliet Cut-Off Junction, .
86
Albion,
ISS
Porter,
44
Parma,
198
Michigan City, New Albany Junction,
56
Jackson,
209
New Buffalo, .
66
Grass Lake,
219
Dayton,
Chelsea,
230
Buchanan,
87
Dexter, .
237
Niles,
93
Ann Arbor,
247
Dowagiac,
106
Ypsilanti,
255
Decatur,
117
Wayne,
267
Lawtoo,
125
Dearborn,
254
Kalamazoo,
141
Grand Trunk Junction, 2SI
Galesburgh,
150
DETROIT,
284
LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY & CHICAGO RAIL ROAD,, NORTHERN DIVISION.
STATIONS AND DISTANCES.
MICHIGAN CITY to
MILES.
MILES.
LaCroix,
9
Francisville,
51
Westville,
13
Bradford,
50
Haskell's,
17
Reynolds,
Wanatah,
20
Chalmers,
LaCrosse,
30
Brookstoo,
Ti
San Pierre,
36
Battle Ground,
81
Medaryville.
14 Lafayette,
90
All Trains make connection with Main Line Trains, forming direct communication between Detroit or Chicago with Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, New Albany and Louisville.
JOLIET AND NORTHERN INDIANA R. R .-- Joliet Cut-Off. STATIONS AND DISTANCES.
LAKE to
MILES.
MILE-
Ross,
8
Frankfort,
Dyer,
15
Spencer,
Matteson,
25
JOLIET, 15
Trains make connections with Main Line Trains, forming direct communication between Detroit and Joliet, connecting at Matteson Junction with the Illinois Central, and at Joliet with the Chicago and Rock Island, and the St. Louis, Alton & Chicago Railroads.
RUTTAN'S APPARATUS FOR VENTILATING AND WARMING.
The Company have attachee to their Trains the above justly celebrated improvement for the entire exclusion of Dust, and continual supply of pure atmosphere. This system of ventila- tion is acknowledged to be superior to all others ever applied to Railway cars, and has been placed on ALL the cars of our Day Trains.
Luxurious Sleeping Cars upon Night Trains.
WESTWARD MAIN LINE TRAINS connect at Chicago in the Great Central Depot, with trains of the Illi- noia Central, and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and also with all other Lines from that city. At Michigan City with Trains of Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, to all parts of Indiana. At Lake Junction with the Joliet Cut-Off train, to Matteson and Joliet, connecting at Matteson and Calumet with trains of the Illinois Central, and at Joliet with trains of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago, and the Chicago and Rock Island Railroads.
ALL EASTWARD TRAINS connect at Detroit with the Great Westero and Grand Trunk Railways of Cana- da, the Detroit & Toledo and Detroit & Milwaukee Railroads,
THROUGHI TICKETS can be purchased at the Company's Ticket Offices at Detroit, Chicago, Joliet and Lafayette, to all the principal cities and towna in the United States and Canada.
C. H. HURD, Ass't. Supt., Detroit. C. KNOWLTON, Ass't. Supt., Joliet. 'H. E. SARGENT, Gen'l Agent, Chicago.
R. N. RICE, Gen'l Supt., Detroit.
.
Battle Creek,
164
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REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
The Great American Route BETWEEN THE WEST AND EAST.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND LAKE SHORE R. R. LINE,
With its connection the most reliable route to all points in the Eastern States and Canadas. Three traios leave Chicago daily :
Connecting at Detroit with trains on Great Western and Grand Trunk Railways.
Connecting at Toledo with trains on Cleveland & Toledo and Dayton & Michigan Railroads. Connecting at Clyde and Monroeville with trains for all points in Central and Southern Ohio. Connecting at Cleveland with Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad for Wheeling, Pittsburg, Har- risburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, &c.
Connecting at Dunkirk with New York & Erie Railroad.
Connecting at Buffalo with New York Central and Buffalo & New York & Erie Railroads for all points in New York and the New England States.
The Michigan Southern Road is thorougly ballasted, and the most complete in all its ap- · pointments of any road in the Western country, and for speed, safety and comfort is not ex- . . celled by any Railway in the United States.
Salisbury's Patent Dusters are used on all day trains, which effectually exclude both Dust and Noise.
Woodruff's Patent Sleeping Cars accompanying all night trains, running between Chicago and Detroit, and Chicago and Cleveland withont change.
For Tickets or information apply at the company's office No. 56 Clark street, where berths in Sleeping Car can be secured at any time during the day.
OFFICERS:
E. M. GILBERT, President, Utica, New York. M. L. SYKES, Vice President, Chicago, Ill.
JNO.D. CAMPBELL, Superintendent, Toledo, Ohio.
H. H. PORTER, Gen'l Freight Agt., Chicago, Illinois.
C. P. LELAND, General Ticket Agt., Toledo, Ohio.
J. J. SIMMONS, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Illinois. Office Sherman House block, 56 Clark street.
STATIONS.
MILES,
Bronson,
144
. Chicago
Cold Water,
155
. Chicago Junction
6
Quincy,
161
Pine Station
22
Jonesville,
178
+ Calumet
41
Hillsdale,
177
N. A. & S. Crossings
Hudson,
198
ILaPorte,
58
Clayton,
199
New Carlisle,
Adrian,
210
South Bend,
Palmyra,
216
Mishwaka,
Knights,
222
Elkhart,
101
232
Bristol,
109
241
White Pigeon.
119
243
Sturgis,
181
Monroe,
243
Burr Oak,
187
Detroit,
288
VIA AIR LINE.
STATION.
MILES. [
Butler,
162
Elkhart,
101
Edgerton,
170
Goshen,
111
Bryan,
180
Millersburg,
118
Stryker,
187
Ligonier,
125
Archibald,
194
Wawaka,
181
Pettisville,
198
Rome,
135
Wanseon,
202
Kendalville,
143
Delta,
209
Corunna,
148 Centreville,
215
Lawrence,
151
Shringfield,
224
Waterloo City,
155 | Junction,
241
46
72
85
89
Sylvania,
Air Line Junction,
Toledo
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REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
, THE BROAD GUAGE ROUTE EASTWARD VIA
Erie Railway!
In direct Connection with all the Principal Lines leading EASTWARD from CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, DETROIT, TOLEDO, AND CLEVELAND, Saving 22 MILES in Distance from DUNKIRK OR BUFFALO TO NEW YORK And presenting the most comfortable and desirable route to Boston, Philadelphia, AND PRINCIPAL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
FOUR EXPRESS TRAINS FROM DUNKIRK AND BUFFALO DAILY THROUGH TO NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, AN ADVANTAGE POSSESSED BY NO OTHER ROUTE.
All Trains on this Road are under the Control of an Exclusive Telegraph Line, insuring Great Dispatch, Perfect Security and Regularity in their Movements ;
Running Through 460 Miles Without Change of Cars.
BOSTON
Passengers have choice of the NEW YORK Markets, without additional cost, and can go from New York to Boston either via all Rail, or Sound Steamers.
Passengers and Baggage Transferred FREE in New York. Connections Sure.
STATIONS .--- DISTANCES FROM DUNKIRK.
DUNKIRK to
Susquehanna,
267
BUFFALO,
-
Deposit,
283
Attica,
Hancock,
296
45
Lordville,
306
64
Callicoon,
324
Hornellsville,
129
Narrowsb'h,
837
Canisteo,
132
Port Jervis,
371
Addison,
158
Middletown,
393
Corning,
169
400
Elmira,
196
Chesterville,
405
Waverly,
204
Turners,
412
Tioga,
217
Suffern,
428
Owego,
223
434
Campville,
230
Paterson,
443
Binghampton,
215
459
Great Bend,
259
NEW YORK,
460
Luxurious Sleeping Cars with all Night Trains,
Palace Cars Free from Dust with Day Trains,
New Smoking Cars with all Trains.
WHEN NECESSARY, the Trains on this Road will wait - TWO HOURS AT DUNKIRK AND BUFFALO for Western Trains, and run Through on Time.
THIS IS THE ONLY ROUTE by which Passengers leaving Chicago Friday Evening, can be sure of reaching New York Sunday Morning. All Trains leaving Dunkirk and Buffalo Saturdays, run directly through to New York. Night Express, also leaves Buffalo Sundays, arriving in New York Monday Morning.
Ask for Tickets "VIA ERIE RAILWAY," .20
Which can be procured at all the principal Ticket Offices through the West and North-west. Office, 64 Clark Street, under the Sherman House.
E. S. SPENCER,
JOHN P. HART, WM. R. BARR,
Western Agent. N .- West'n Pass, Ag't .. Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
CHARLES MINOT, General Superintendent.
MILES.
MILES.
Salamanca, Olean,
Goshen,
Allendale,
Jersey City,
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REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE TRAVELERS
Will consult their interest by securing Tickets via the "NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL ROAD," an Air-Line, Double Track Route, upon which every attention is paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers.
THE CELEBRATED ". SUMMER CARS,"
Furnished with Salisbury's Patent Dusters, and superior Cane Seats, have just been brought ont for the " Pleasure Travel " of the Season.
Sleeping Cars, of a pattern acknowledged to be the most elegant and comfortable, now in use in this country, will be attached to each night train.
All the great Watering Places of the country are adjacent to, or on the line of this Road, and Through Tickets may be secured, with the privilege of stopping off at any point, and re- suming the journey at discretion.
The magnificent Hudson River "Floating Palaces," both day and night Steamers, are run- ning in close connection with this Road, enabling the pleasure seeker to enjoy all the luxuries of home, while pursuing his journey to the Metropolis.
ERASTUS CORNING, Pres., Albany, N. Y. DEAN RICHMOND, Vice Pres., Buffalo, N.Y. C. VIBBARD, Gen. Supt., Albany, N. Y.
S. DRULLARD. Gen. Ft. Agt., Albany, N. Y. E. F. FOLGER, Gen. Ticket Agt., Albany, N.Y. J. S. CORNING, Agt., 53 Clark St., Chicago.
Buffalo to Albany and Troy, Eastward.)
STATIONS.
MILES.
STATIOSS.
MILES.
Buffalo,
Canazerago,
1664
Forks,
Canastota.
1701
Lancaster.
10
Wampsville,
172
Town Line,
15
Oneida,
1754
Wende,
17
Verona,
1791
Alden,
20
Green's Corners,
154
Corfu,
95
Rome,
155%
Crofts,
Oriskany,
1954
Batavia,
361
199
Byron,
45
9114
Bergen.
514
2141
Churchville,
541
2164
Chili,
621
East Creek,
2301
Rochester,
69
St Johnsville,
933%
Fairport.
Fort Plain,
9391
Macedon,
914
Sprakers.
251
Lyons,
104:
Fonda,
956
Clyde,
11:4
Tribe's Hill,
2611
Savannah,
115
Amsterdam,
2641
Port Byron,
Crane's Village,
9671
Weedsport,
Hoffman's,
2:18
Jordan,
1324
2504
Memphis,
Centre,
959
Warner's,
1404
West Albany,
2941
Syracuse,
1494
Manlius,
157+
Schenectady,
Kirkville,
1604
Troy
21
Chittenango,
1641
Niagara Falls to Rochester, (Eastward.)
STATIONS.
MÍ:LES.
STATIONS.
MILES.
Niagara Falls,
Albion,
461
Suspension Bridge,
10
Murray,
51+
Pekin,
101
Holley.
554
Lockport Junction,
15
Brockport,
591
Lockport,
21
Adam's Basin,
64
Gasport,
Spencerport,
664
Middleport,
821
Gates,
Medina,
864
Rochester,
Knowlesville,
Palatine Bridge,
943
Palmyra,
99
Yosts,
946
Newark,
Whitesboro', Ctica,
9021
West Bergen,
Frankfort,
Herkimer,
59
Little Falls,
Cold Water,
-91
1951
Schenectady,
135
Albany,
Ilioo.
30
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REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
1863. DIRECT ROUTE 1×63.
TO THE
NORTH-WEST!
Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Berlin, Green Bay, Prairie du Chien, La Crosse, St. Paul, etc., via
CHICAGO AND NORTH -WESTERN R. I.
CARS RUN THROUGH TO JANESVILLE, WATERTOWN, FOND DU LAC, OSHKOSH, APPLETON, GREEN BAY, PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, LA CROSSE, &c., WITHOUT CHANGE !
DIRECT ROUTE TO
HASTINGSSAS
STPAUL
FTHOWARD
UGREEN BAY.
STEYERS PT.
KED WING
5
O APPLETON.
Rockford,
REEDE L'DG
S
Janesville,
WIRONA
OBERLIN
Madison,
STARTA
RIPONO
OFOND DU LAC.
LISBON
WAUPUND
C
KILBURN CITY O
BURNETT.
PORTAGE CITY
BEAVER DAY
S
COLUMBUSC
VATERTOWN
PRAIR
MADISONO
WAITCRATER
MILTON
MENERAL PT
JANESVILLE
CLINTON
DELAYAN
Galena,
Green Bay,
Dubuque.
ANAMOSAS
SUNALUTIUAS OF THE
CHICAGO
incago & N. Western Railway.]
AND ALL POINTS ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Only Route Without Change of Cars !
Three Daily Trains leave Chicago, Forming the DIRECT AND EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to all Points in the North-West, Connecting direct with SPLENDID PACKETS at Prairie du Chien and La Crosse. for all Points on the Mississippi River.
Superior arranged Sleeping Cars are run to Prairie du Chien, La Crosse, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh and Green Bay.
No Charge on Boa's for Meals and State Rooms
The Chicago and North-Western Railway is now in spiendid running order, and com- pletely furnished with New and Elegant PATENT VENTILATED CARS !
Whereby the great annoyance of DUST, so com- mon on other Roads. is avoided.
PASSENGERS, to avail themselves of the many advan- tages of this Route over all others, should be particu- lar and secure tickets via " CHICAGO AND NORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY.
Fare always as Low as by any other Route.
E. DeWITT ROBINSON, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Superintendent.
Portage, Sparta, Kilbourn City, Ripon,
Freeport. Savanna, Lanark, Mt. Carroll, McGregor,
MANCHESTER. IOWA
/
Waupun. Berlin, Stevens' Point,
DUNLEITH
BELOIT
OCALERA ROCKFORD NAAREN ILLINOIS FREEPORT
Etc., Etc.,
Etc., Etc.,
DUBUQUE MISSISSUR
LACROSSE
V OSHKOSH
MINNESOTA
LAKE CITY
CILLS
MENASHA
DIRECT ROUTE TO
.PRESCO IT
Beaver Dam,
MINN.JUNCTION. OMORICOO
W
ELKHORN
Ivi
REGISTER .- RAILROADS.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD LINE.
Formerly St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad.
TRAINS LEAVE
WEST SIDE UNION DEPOT,
· DU BUQUE
CALENA
FUCCPONT
CRA
CAMAR SHE
L, MICHIGAN
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.
DIXON
LYQUE FULTON
R.A.
CHICAGO
F
DAVENPORT STOCK ISLAND
10
R. R.
WILMINGTON
-
R
o
V
PEC RIA -- OQUAIK/4
PEORIA HINC
FLORIA
BLOOMINGTON
ATALANTA
LINCOLN
T- ) PP NAPLES
WESTERN. R. R. ! |
T. W.
SPRINGFIELD
MISS
CARLINVI LE
STLOUIS
A+
17 1
DALTON
MISSOURLP
STLOUIS
BAKER ENS
Freight Depot, Canal and Van Buren Sts.
85 DEARBORN STREET.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
GENERAL OFFICE
OFFICERS.
JAMES ROBB, President, Chicago. Office 85 Dear- born street.
JOSEPH PRICE, Treasurer, Secretary and General Ticket Agent. Office 85 Dearborn street.
C. N. PRATT, General Passenger Agent.
C. H. ALLEN, General Superintendent. Office S Dearborn street.
R. P. TANSEY, General Freight Agent. THOMAS WARNOCK, General Purchasing Agent.
STATIONS.
Chicago to
MILES.
STATIONS.
MILES.
Bridgeport,
3
Lincoln,
155
Summit,
11
Broadwell,
161
Lemont,
24
Elkhart,
106
Lockport, .
32
Williamsville,
172
Joliet,
80
Sangamon,
179
Elwood,
45
Springfield,
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