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ALBANY AND SANDLAKE PLANK ROAD COMPANY, office No. 477 Broadway. George Horton, President. DeWitt C. De Forest, Secretary. William Smith, Treasurer. Albert R. Fox, James Dearstyne, Wm. Smith, A. McClure, DeWitt C. De Forest, George Horton, Thos. S. Knowlson, William Boardman, Wm. M. Horton, Directors.
ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY TURNPIKE COMPANY, office No. 44 State street. Richard Van Rensselaer, President. Andrew E. Brown, Treasurer. Stephen Van Rensselaer, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Richard Van Rensselaer, An- drew E. Brown, V. P. Douw, David I. Boyd, Orlando Meads, Norman Dings, John T. Coop- er, Directors.
ALBANY AND SCHOHARIE PLANK ROAD COMPANY. James D. Wasson, President. O. B. Throop, Secretary and Treasurer. Jas. D. Wasson, Chas. Van Benthuysen, A. M. Strong, Arch. McClure, John M. Batterman, Simeon Morgan, A. B. F. Pond, Elijah Law- yer, O. B. Throop, Directors.
ALBANY, SCHOHARIE AND RENSSELAER- VILLE PLANK ROAD COMPANY, office No. 80 Pier. Joseph Hilton, President. Joseph Carey, Treasurer. Samuel Patten, Secretary. Joseph Hilton, James W. Eaton, Charles M. Jenkins, Abram Koonz, Geo. Cary, Samuel Patten, Christopher Warner, Ichabod L. Jud- son, Lyman Seger, Directors. George Carey, Sup t.
FERRIES-To Bath and French's Village, from foot of North Ferry street ; to East Albany, from foot of Maiden lane ; to Greenbush, from foot of South Ferry street.
FIRST GREAT WESTERN TURNPIKE COM- PANY, office No. 77. State street. Jacob H. Ten Eyck, President. E. J. Miller, Treas- urer and Secretary. Jacob H. Ten Eyek, Robert H. Pruyn, R. J. Hilton, J. Taylor Cooper, James D. Wasson, Stephen Groesbeek, A. E. Brown, Peter McNaughton, Richard Van Rensselaer, Angelo Ames, Cornelius Ten Broeck, J. V. L. Pruyn, Ernest J. Miller, Directors.
NEW JERSEY STEAMBOAT COMPANY - Boats leave the Steamboat landing every evening for New York. There is also a day line from the Pier, foot of Hamilton street, for Troy and intermediate places to New York.
OMNIBUSES-Run daily to Mt. Hope and Ken- wood, from North Pearl street, cor. State ; to Newtonville, from the Exchange Building.
STAGES-Run daily to Nassau, Defreestville, Sandlake, New Baltimore, New Lebanon, Guilderland Center, and intermediate places, every afternoon at 4 o'clock; also to Berne, New Scotland, and intermediate places, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from John McEwen's, 74 Washington avenue ; and to Clarksville, Westerlo, Rensselaerville, and in- termediate places, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from J. N. Hager's, 42 Wash- ington avenue.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - City Members - 1st ward, R. J. McCormick ; 2d ward, James Brice ; 3d Ward, John W. Harcourt, 4th ward, Abram Koonz ; 5th ward, Barent P. Staats ; 6th ward, David Rose; 7th ward, David Prest ; 8th ward, John McElroy; 9th ward, M. J. Severance; 10th ward, Christopher W. Bender. Town Members-Berne, David Conger; Beth- lehem, William Kimmey; Coeymans, J. B. Shear; Guilderland, Stephen V. R. Frederick ; Knox, P. Shoemaker; New Scotland, David Callanan ; Rensselaerville, George II. Lara- way; Watervliet, W. J. Wheeler; Westerlo, Bently. Officers of the Board-George H. Laraway, Chairman. George V. Thacher, Clerk. Barent P. Staats, Physician. Joseph W. Reynolds, Doorkeeper.
CORONERS-John Metz, James Gillespie, Robert J. Bullock, Alfred Wands, of Albany.
COUNTY CLERK-Giles K. Winne ; office City Hall. COUNTY JUDGE-Jacob H. Clute ; office 49 State st. COUNTY TREASURER-Thos. Kearney ; office 480 Broadway.
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK-James M. Whelpley ; office in City Hall.
DEPUTY COUNTY TREASURER-Edmund Sloan ; office 480 Broadway.
DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY-John M. Bailey.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS-James MeGinty of Albany ; J. Larkins of Cohoes; David H. Reinhart of Berne; S. S. Wandell of West Troy ; James R. Steers of Guilderland; Joseph W. Reynolds of Westerlo; M. M. Rockerfeller of Rens'ville.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY-Henry Smith ; offiee 71 State street.
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS-S. F. Powell of Coey- mans; Peter F. Daw of Cohoes ; Edward New- comb of Albany. William K. Clute, Clerk. John MeElroy, Attorney; office 114 State st.
INSPECTOR OF PLANK ROADS-George W. Bender of New Scotland.
JAILOR-Bernard Kavanaugh; office at Jail, Maiden lane, rear City Hall.
JUSTICES OF SESSIONS -John R. Radley, J. Dyer.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS-John C. Nott of Albany ; Z. A. Dyer of Berne; John P. Witbeek of West Troy ; (see page 209.)
SHERIFF-Henry Fitch; offiee at Jail, Maiden lane, rear City Hall.
SURROGATE-Israel Lawton; office City Hall.
UNDER SHERIFF-N. Sigsbee, jr. ; office at Jail. UNITED STATES LOAN COMMISSIONERS-Wm. H. Greene, Albany ; J. Slingerland, New Scotland.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Courts.
ALBANY COUNTY COURT AND COURT OF SESSIONS meet at the City Hall on the second Monday of March, the second Monday of June, the first Monday of August, the last Monday of September, and the second Monday of De- cember, commencing at 10 o'clock in the fore- noon, for the trial of issues of law and fact, and for the hearing and disposing of all criminal matters over which said courts have jurisdic- tion, and for the transaction of all business appertaining to said courts, that a Grand and Petit Jury will be required to attend at each of said Terms. Jacob HI. Clute, County Judge. James Dyer and John R. Radley, Associates. Henry Smith, District Attorney. Giles K. Winne, Clerk.
ALBANY JUSTICES' COURT, meet over Center Market, South Pearl street, corner of Howard, every day, at 9 o'clock, Sundays and holidays excepted. Henry P. Nugent, Wm. C. Schuy- ler, John J. Gallup, Justices.
ALBANY MAYOR'S COURT, meet on the second Wednesday of January, March, May, July, September and November, at the City Hall. William S. Paddock, Recorder. Giles K. Winne, Clerk.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERMS, held at the Capitol in the city of Albany, by all the Justices of the Third Judicial District, on the first Monday of March, May and December, and the third Monday of September, in each year.
SUPREME COURT, CIRCUIT, OYER AND TERMINER, AND SPECIAL TERMS, held at the City Hall on the first Monday of Febru- ary, and second Monday of May, and the second Monday of November.
SPECIAL TERMS, FOR MOTIONS ONLY, held on the last Tuesday of every month.
JUSTICES-Charles H. Ingalls of Troy, Rens- selaer county ; Henry Hogeboom of Hudson, Columbia county ; Rufus W. Peckham of Al- bany; Theodore Miller of Hudson, Columbia county.
Penitentiary. AMOS PILSBURY, Superintendent.
INSPECTORS-Gilbert I. Van Zandt, William A. Young, Robert Babcock.
CHAPLAIN-David Dyer.
PHYSICIAN-Barent P. Staats.
CLERK-Louis D. Pilsbury.
DEPUTY-Henry Scripture.
OVERSEERS-Eli S. Shutter, Addison Howe, Bernard Hoffman, Wm. F. Gillespie, George C. Wilson, Joseph Orr, Hezekiah Winne, Thos. Ritchie, Daniel S. Purdy.
WATCHMEN-O. H. Webster, Wm. S. Walker, Peter Winne, George W. Crawford, Charles Sweet, C. N. Churchill, John Smith.
HALL OFFICER-Sherman D. Pilsbury.
MATRONS-Margaret Burke, Mary L. Monahon, Margaret Ralston, Catharine Curry.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
COMMISSIONERS-W. Frothingham, 69 State st. ; R. J. Hilton, 74 State street; T. S. Van Hoven - burgh, City Hall; Amasa J. Parker, jr., 55 State street.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AND INSPECTOR OF THE PORT-William Bruce; office Museum Building.
DEPUTY MARSHALS-Peter F. Daw of Cohoes; Archibald Young of Albany ; office No. 69 State street.
INTERNAL REVENUE, office No. 59 State street. Assessor- John G. Treadwell.
Assistant Assessors-1st ward, H. B. Lamson ; 2d ward, George Stevens; 3d ward, Jacob C. Cuyler; 4th ward, Conrad Van Allen ; 5th ward, Walter N. Quackenbush ; 6th and 8th wards, Nelson Hascy; 7th ward and part of
Watervliet, Robert Harris; 9th ward, Wm. R. Ford; 10th ward, John Sayles. Revenue Inspector-Wm. G. Carr. Collector-Theodore Townsend.
Deputy Collector-Aug. H. Walsh, Willard Carter, Geo. W. Sherman.
In charge of Distilleries, -
PENSION AGENT-Deodatus Wright; office No. 94 State street (up stairs).
PENSION EXAMINING SURGEONS-J. S. Delavan, office No. 77 Columbia street; Wm. H. Craig, office No. 12 Ten Broeck street.
PROVOST MARSHAL-
Assistant Provost Marshal General-Col. R. J. Dodge; office in Ransom's Iron Building, Broadway.
SURVEYOR OF THE PORT-Thomas W. Stevens, office in Museum Building.
SAMPSON, DAVENPORT & CO.,
(FORMERLY ADAMS, SAMPSON & CO.,)
Will issue about January 1st, 1867, a complete
NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
In which the names of all Merchants, Manufacturers, and Professional Men of every Town and City throughout the State will be classified and Alphabetically arranged.
EVERY BUSINESS MAN SHOULD HAVE A COPY.
Directory Office, 55 State Street. Albany, N. Y.
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STATE GOVERNMENT.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
ELECTION, TUESDAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER.
EXCELSIOR
LEGISLATURE MEETS ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUARY.
OFFICERS.
REUBEN E. FENTON, . THOMAS G. ALVORD,
Governor.
Lieut .- Governor.
Adjutant-General-William Irvine. *
Aid-de-Camps-Michael J. Farrell, * Geo. B.
Lincoln, jr, * Bradley Martin, * E. F. Shepard. * Attorney- General-John H. Martindale.
Auditor of Canal Department-N. S. Benton.
Bureau of Military Statistics-Lockwood L. Doty.
Canal Appraisers-Wm. Wasson, Beman Brock- way, Elijah P. Brooks. Jefferson W. Brock- way, Clerk. Charles A. Willis, Ass't Clerk. Canal Board-The Lieutenant-Governor, Secre- tary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attor- ney-General, State Engineer and Surveyor, and Canal Commissioners.
Canal Commissioners-Franklin A. Alberger, Robert C. Dorn, Benj. F. Bruce. Nathan Ack- ley, Clerk.
Clerk of Court of Appeals-Patrick H. Jones.
Commissary General of Ordnance-George W. Palmer .*
Commissioners of the Canal Fund-The Lieuten- ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, and Attorney-General.
Commissioners of the Land Office-The Lieuten- ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney-General, State Engineer and Surveyor, and Speaker of the Assembly. Comptroller-Thomas Hillhouse.
Contracting Board-The State Engineer and Sur- veyor, Auditor, and Canal Commissioners. Nathan Ackley, Clerk.
Deputy Attorney-General-Stoph. H. Hammond. Deputy Auditor-William McGourkey.
Deputy Clerk Court Appeals-Charles H. Young. Deputy Comptroller-Philip Phelps.
Deputy Secretary of State-Erastus Clark.
Deputy State Engineer and Surveyor-James Barnes.
Deputy Superintendent Bank Department-Ein- erson W. Keycs.
Deputy Superintendent Insurance Department- George Wolford.
Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction- Samuel D. Barr.
Deputy Treasurer-Nicholas Bleecker, jr.
Engineer-in- Chief-James B. Swain. *
Inspector- General-Gco. S. Batcheller. *
Inspectors of State Prisons-Henry A. Barnum, James K. Bates, David P. Forrest.
Judge Advocate-General-Alex. W. Harvey .*
Judges Court of Appeals-Ward Hunt, Henry E. Davies, William B. Wright, John K. Por- ter. E. Peshine Smith, Reporter.
Military Secretary-John Manly .*
Messenger to Governor-George B. Wilson.
Paymaster General-Selden E. Marvin .*
Private Secretary to Governor-George S. Hast- ings.
Quarter - Master- General-Edwin A. Merritt .* Regents of the University-The Governor, Lieu- tenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Superin- tendent of Public Instruction, ex-officio ; G. C. Verplanck, Erastus Corning, Prosper M. Wetmore, Gideon Hawley, John V. L. Pruyn, Robert Campbell, Samuel Luckey, Robert G. Rankin, Erastus C. Benedict, George W. Clin- ton, Isaac Parks, Lorenzo Burrows, Robert S. Hale, E. W. Leavenworth, J. Carson Brevoort, George R. Perkins, Alex. S. Johnson, Geo. W. Curtis, Wm. H. Goodwin.
Officers of the Board-J. V. L. Pruyn, Chancel- lor; G. C. Verplanck, Vice-Chancellor ; S. B. Woolworth, Secretary.
State Library and Cabinet-Alfred B. Street, Librarian of Law Library ; H. A. Homes, Li- brarian of General Library; Daniel J. Pratt, Norman S. Curtiss, Assistants; Prof. James Hall, Curator State Cabinet Natural History. State Assessors-Eben Blakely, John F. Zebley, Norman M. Allen.
Secretary of State-Francis C. Barlow.
State Engineer and Surveyor-J. Platt Goodsell. Superintendent of Bank Department-George W. Schuyler.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-V. M. Rice.
Superintendent Insurance Department-William Barnes.
Sup't of Weights and Measures-John Paterson. Surgeon- General-James E. Pomfret. *
Treasurer-Joseph Howland.
Trustees of the Capitol-The Governor, Lieuten- ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Comptroller, Attorney-General, Speaker of Assembly, and State Engincer and Surveyor.
Trustees of the State Hall-The Governor, Lieut .- Governor, Secretary of State, Comp- troller, Attorney-General, State Engineer and Surveyor, and Speaker of the Assembly.
* Governor's Staff.
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STATE GOVERNMENT.
CAPITAL POLICE DISTRICT,
Constituting " the city of Albany, that part of the town of Bethlehem adjoining said city and lying northerly of the Normans kill, the town of Watervliet, in the county of Albany, including therein the villages of West Troy, Green Island and Cohoes; and in the county of Rensselaer, the village of Lansingburgh, the city of Troy, and the towns of North Greenbush and Greenbush; and in the county of Schenectady, all that territory covered by and included within the lines of the property of the New York Central Railroad, between the cities of Albany and Schenectady, and the city of Schenectady, are hereby constituted and territorially united for the purposes of police government and discipline therein, into one district, which shall be known and called ' The Capital Police District of the State of New York.' "
General Office, Nos. 66 and 68 State Street, Albany. William H. Shepard, Chief Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS-William S. Shepard of Albany (President), Thomas Coleman of Troy (Trea- surer), Stevens V. Trull of Cohoes.
ADVISORY COMMISSIONERS-Geo. W. Luther of Albany, Nelson Davenport of Troy (Secretary).
ALBANY DIVISION.
CAMPBELL ALLEN, Superintendent. Headquarters No. 68 State street.
FIRST POLICE PRECINCT. No. 42 South Ferry st.
Captain-George M. Hagadorn. Sergeants -John Domery, John A. Ramsey, James H. Kelly, * and (acting) Michael Ryan. Patrolmen-Andrew McCulloch, William Nolan,
B. Geelan, Nelson Milliman, Francis Bailey, Patrick McCarthy, W. B. Patterson, H. J. Fairchild, Robert C. Wands, Owen Dunnigan, Bernard Snyder, John J. Franklin, George W. Oliver, John E. McCarty, of Albany; L. D. Gallup, J. Hannah, G. Morford, D. G. Proc- tor, of Greenbush.
Boundary-Commences at that part of the city of Albany, bounded north by the center of Ham- ilton street, west by the center of Eagle street, and east and south by the city boundaries. It also includes that part of the town of Bethlehem situated north of the Normans kill; also the town of Greenbush, in Rensselaer county.
SECOND POLICE PRECINCT. James street, corner Maiden lane.
Captain-Alexander Sayles.
Sergeants-Alex. Buchanan, John S. O'Neil, ยท John Maloy, * Chas. H. Zeilman, * and (acting) Franklin Monahan.
Patrolmen-Daniel R. Dunn, Chas. E. McCor- mack, John McCormack, Justus E. Lovejoy, Thos. Dunn, John Brennan, Walter B. Thayer, William Decker, Henry Neimyer, Chas. H. Cleveland, Wm. M. Stevens, George Henry, Chauncey Benjamin, Abram Van Schaack.
Boundary-Commences at the intersection of Hamilton street with the east line of the city ; thence north to a point opposite the center of Quackenbush street; thence westerly along the center of Quackenbush street and Clinton avenue to Lark street; thence southerly along the center of Lark street to Spruce street ; thence east along the center of Spruce street to Eagle street; thence south along the center of Eagle street to Hamilton street; thence east along the center of Hamilton street to the place of beginning.
* Detailed to Police Headquarters. t Detailed to Police Court.
THIRD POLICE PRECINCT.
No. 799 Broadway.
Captain-James H. Carroll.
Sergeants-Michael Bigley, Jacob D. Van Buren, John P. Bradt, * and (acting) Spencer S. Mer- chant.
Patrolmen - David Ross, John B. Conklin, Andrew Vrooman, Jas. Carlisle, Wm. Hill, Henry S. Baker, Jeremiah Cutler, Samuel L. Smith, Alonzo Atkins, Patrick Malone, t of Albany; Robert Robinson, Frank A. Kreau- chler, of North Albany; Jackson A. White, Leonard Wentworth, of North Greenbush.
Boundary-Commences at that portion of the city of Albany bounded on the south by the center of Quackenbush street and Clinton avenue, and on the north, east and west by the city boundaries; also, all that portion of the town of Watervliet situated south of a line running due west from the Hudson river through the toll-gate of the Albany and Watervliet Turnpike and Horse Railroad Company, and east of a prolonga- tion of the west boundary of that portion of the city of Albany lying north of Clinton avenue ; also the town of North Greenbush, in Rensselaer county.
FOURTH POLICE PRECINCT. No. 154 Lancaster street.
Captain-John Brennan.
Sergeants-Elias P. Hale, * Henry McDuffie. Patrolmen-Daniel B. Wait, Wm. Ruso, Peter Clapper, Martin W. Whish, Robt. Davidson, Thomas Skinner, Jas. H. Pangburn, William Doran, Edward LeRoy, George Maher, James Ramsey, Francis M. Hummel, t Ezra R. Pal- mer, t Terrence Reilly, Jacob Switzer. t
Boundary-Constitutes that portion of the city of Albany bounded as follows: From the inter- section of Spruce and Eagle streets west along the center of Spruce street to Lark street ; thence along the center of Lark street to Clinton avenue ; thence westerly along the center of Clinton avenue to the west line of the city ; thence along the west line of the city to the south line of the city ; thence along the south line of the city to Eagle street; thence along the center of Eagle street to the place of beginning; also, all that portion of the town of Watervliet situated west of a prolongation of the west boundary of that portion of the city of Albany lying north of Clin- ton avenue, and south of a line running due east and west through the toll-gate hereinbefore mentioned.
TROY DIVISION.
JOHN M. LANDON, Deputy Superintendent. Headquarters No. 11 First street.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WESTERN ROUTE.
TICKET OFFICE
TO
GENERAL OFFICE
IN
TROY, SCHENECTADY, UTICA,
IN
ALBANY,
Syracuse, Rochester, Auburn, GENEVA, CANANDAIGUA,
ALBANY,
MAIDEN LANE.
Bergen, Batavia, Buffalo, and all Points West. Exchange Building.
OFFICERS.
DEAN RICHMOND. President.
R. M. BLATCHFORD, Vice-President, E. D. WORCESTER, Treasurer,
E. FOSTER, Jr.,
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ROBERT L. BANKS, Secretary and As- sistant Treasurer,
Z. C. PRIEST,
WM. G. LAPHAM,
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J. TILLINGHAST,
S. DRULLARD, Gen'l Freight Agent.
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, running the entire length and through the most populous part of the State, forms one of the great, oldest and best managed links of communication between the East and the West.
It has two Eastern termini, one at Albany and the other at Troy, connecting at Schenectady and running thence West through Utica, Rome, &c., to Syracuse, from which point there are two roads running to Roches- ter known as the "Direct Road," via Port Byron, Lyons, &c., and the "Old Road," via Auburn, Cayuga, Geneva, Canandaigua, &c. From Rochester there are also two roads running West, one through Lockport, &c., to Niagara Falls, and the other through Batavia, &c., to Buffalo. Also, a branch commencing at Buffalo and running along the banks of the Niagara river, through Tonawanda and the village of Niagara Falls to Lewiston ; and likewise a branch from Tona wanda to Lockport.
At either Albany or Troy passengers for New York and intermediate places connect with the Hudson River Railroad, Harlem Railroad, or (during the season of navigation) with North River steamers. Passengers for Pittsfield, Springfield, Worcester, Boston, Hartford, New Haven, Providence, and intermediate places, connect with Western R. R and its connections. Passengers for Saratoga Springs, Rutland, Burlington, Montreal and all places North, also connect by railroad, from either Albany, Troy or Schenectady.
Passengers for Sharon Springs leave the Central Railroad at Palatine Bridge and go from there by stage. Those for Cherry Valley, Cooperstown and places South, Icave at Fort Plain. Those for Trenton Falls leave at Utica and go by railroad. Those for Watertown. and places North connect with the Rome & Watertown Railroad at Rome.
At Syracuse the Central R. R. connects with the S. & B. R. R., running to the Erie R. R. at Binghamton, and with the O. & S. R. R., running North to Oswego.
At Canandaigua with the Northern Central Railway for Elmira, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
At Rochester with the Erie R. R., and with steamers for all ports on Lake Ontario.
At Buffalo with steamers on Lake Erie (during the season of navigation), and with the Lake Shore R. R. to Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, and thence to Chicago by Michigan Southern R. R
At Niagara Falls passengers connect with the Great Western R. R. [Canada] to Detroit, and from thence to Chicago by Michigan Central R. R.
At Lewiston and Charlotte passengers connect [during the season of navigation] with steamers for Toronto and all ports on Lake Ontario.
DISTANCES FROM ALBANY.
Stations.
Mls.
Stations.
Mls.
Stations.
Mls.
Stations.
Mls.
ALBANY
Oriskany ..
102
Lyon ...
193
Shortville
217
TROY.
Rome ..
109
Newark
198
CANANDAIGUA .. 222
SCHENECTADY
17
Green's Corners
114
Palmyra ..
206
Victor ..
223
Hoffman's ..
20
Verona.
118
Macedon.
210
Fisher's.
237
Crane's Village.
30
Oneida ..
122
Fairport
219
Pittsford
244
Amsterdam.
33
Wampsville
125
ROCHESTER
229
ROCHESTER
251
Tribes Hill
39
Canastota.
127
SYRACUSE.
Cold Water
228
Fonda ..
44
Caneseraga
131
Cumillus
156
Chili
235
Yosts
49
Chittenango
133
Marcellus
158
Churchville.
239
Sprakers.
52 Kirkville
137
Half Way. 160
BERGEN
244
Fort Plain ..
58
SYRACUSE
148
Sennett
169
Byron.
251
St. Johnsville
64 Warner's
157
AUBURN
174
BATAVIA
254
East Creek.
Cayuga .
185
Croft's
268
Little Falls.
74
Canton. Jordan.
165
Seneca Falls
190
Pembroke.
272
Herkimer
81
Wecdsport.
169 Waterloo ..
193
Alden ..
277
Ilion. ..
83 Port Byron.
172
GENEVA
200
Wende
279
Frankfort
86
Savannah
179
Vienna.
208
Town Line
282
UTICA ..
95
Clyde
186
Clifton Springs
212
Lancaster ..
288
Whitesboro' ...
99
BUFFALO
297
Palatine Bridge.
55
Manlius.
140
Junction .. 165
West Bergen
247
159
THOMAS WALLACE,
H. W. CHITTENDEN, General Sup't, CHARLES HILTON, Chief Engineer, WM. L. DOYLE, Gen. Passenger Agent.
JULIUS A. SPENCER, Assistant Sup't,
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY AND BOSTON .---- WESTERN RAILROAD.
EASTERN ROUTE.
TICKET OFFICES IN THE
TO
BOSTON, WORCESTER, PROVIDENCE,
Newport, Lowell, Concord,
SPRINGFIELD, PITTSFIELD, HARTFORD,
New Haven, Greenfield, Northampton, Keene, &c.
INCORPORATED, 1833.
Opened for Travel, 1842.
DIRECTORS.
CHESTER W. CHAPIN, Springfield, Mass.
WM. H. SWIFT, JOSIAH STICKNEY. I. SARGENT, G. A. SHAW, of Boston. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Pittsfield, Mass. JONATHAN BOURNE, Jr.
E. A. SHERMAN. WM. POLLOCK.
OFFICERS.
CHESTER W. CHAPIN, President,- Office, Springfield, Mass. CHARLES E. STEVENS, Treas., Boston. WM. RITCHIE, Auditor, Springfield. HENRY GRAY, Sup't., Springfield, JAMES D. COLT, Solicitor and Clerk.
THOS. L. GREENE, Agent, Albany. CHAS. O. RUSSELL, Ass't Sup't, Springfield.
Persons visiting New England will find this Route not only the most direct, but pleasant and picturesque, passing as it does through cultivated and romantic sections, presenting great diversity of scenery.
Fares from Albany to the following Stations.
STATIONS.
Miles
Fare.
STATIONS.
Miles Fare.
Schodack,
35
Grafton,
163
5 05
Van Hoesen Corners,.
40
Westboro,.
168
5 10
Kinderhook
16
65
Southboro.
172
5 20
Chatham Centre,
75
Ashland,
176
5 35
Chatham,.
23
90
Framingham,
179
5 50
East Chatham,
28
1 10
Natick
183
5 65
Canaan,
33
1 25
Wellesley,
186
5 80
Edwards',
1 35
Grantville,
187
5 80
STATE LINE,
1 40
West Newton,.
191
5 90
Richmond,
41
1 45
Newton Corner,
193
5 95
Shaker Village
46
1 60
Brighton.
195
6 00
PITTSFIELD,
49
1 75
BOSTON
200 6 00
Dalton, .
54
1 90
Hinsdale,
57
2 05
North Adams,
2 25
Washington Summit,
62
2 20
2 20
Becket,
65
2 30
Cheshire,
2 10
Chester,
74
2 45
4 :
Huntington,
81
2 60
New Haven.
5 25
Russel,
84
2
75
Brattleboro,
5 55
Westfield.
92
3 00
Amherst,
4 55
West Springfield,
100
3 20
4 15
SPRINGFIELD,
102
3 25
3 95
Indian Orchard,
108
3 45
Stafford,
4 40
North Wilbraham, ..
3 65
Willimantic.
5 65
Warren, .
127
4 15
New London
5 80
West Brookfield,
131
4 25
6 00
Brookfield
133
4 30
6 10
East Brookfield,.
136
4 40
Nashua,
Spencer,.
138
4 50
Lowell,
Charlton,
143
4 65
Fitchburg,.
6 00
Clappville,
147
4 80
Concord,.
8 25
WORCESTER,
156
5 00
Manchester,
.7 55
The New York Central, Rensselaer & Saratoga, Troy and Greenbush, and Had- son River Railroads, connect at Albany.
The New York & Harlem, and the Hudson & Berkshire Railroads, connect at Chatham 4 Corners.
The Housatonic Railroad connects at State Line, and at Pittsfield to Bridgeport, &c.
Pittsfield & North Adams, and Stock- bridge & Pittsfield Railroads, connect at Pittsfield.
Canal Railroad connects at Westfield.
The Hartford & New Haven Railroad, and Connecticut River Railroads, connect at Springfield.
The New London, Willimantic & Pal- mer Railroad, and Amherst & Belcher- town Railroad, connect at Palmer.
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