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TOWNS.
1890
1895
TOWNs.
1890
1895
TOWNS. 1890
1895
Wendell
505
529
Whately
38,610
40,145
Hampden.
Agawam.
2,352
2,408
Blandford
871
849
Brimfield
1,096
962
Chester
1,295
1,429
*Chicopee
14,050
16,420
East Longmeadow
1,591
Granville
1,061
1,005
Hampden
831
743
Holland
201
199
*Holyoke
35,637
40,322
*Beverly.
10,821
11,806
Boxford
865
727
Bradford
3,720
4,736
Danvers
7,454
8,181
266
275
Palmer
6,520
6,858
Russell
879
846
Southwick
914
961
*SPRINGFIELD
44,179
51,522
Tolland
393
309
Wales
700
783
Westfield .
9,805
10,663
West Springfield 5,077
6.125
Wilbraham 1,814
1,740
135,713
152,938
Hampshire.
Amherst.
4,512
4,785
Belchertown
2,120
2,161
Chesterfield.
608
589
Cummington
787
750
Easthampton
4,395
4,790
Enfield
952
990
Goshen .
297
304
Granby
765
~48
Greenwich
526
481
Hadley
1,669
1,704
Hatfield
1,216
1,262
Huntington
1,385
1,450
Middlefield
455
386
*NORTHAMPTON
14,990
16,746
Pelham
486
486
Plainfield
.435
450
Prescott
376
401
Southampton
1,017
1,054
South Hadley
4,261
4,443
Ware ..
7,329.
7,651
Westhampton
477
476
Williamsburg
2,057
1,955
Worthington 714
51,859
54,710
Middlesex.
Acton
1,897
1,978
Arlington.
5,629
6,515
Ashby
825
804
Ashland
2,532
2,090
Ayer 2,148
2,101
Bedford
1,092
2,843
Billerica
2,380
2,577
Boxborough
325
307
Burlington
*CAMBRIDGE
70,028
81,643
Carlisle
481
492
Chelmsford
2,695
3,162
Shelburne
1,553
1,560
Concord
4,427
5,175
Dracut
1,996
2,413
Sunderland
663
696
Dunstable
416
400
Warwick
565
599
*Everett
11,068
18,57€
186,465
219,019
Dukes.
BARNSTABLE
4,023
4,055
Chilmark
353
304
Bourne
1,442
1,580
Cottage City
1,080
1,038
Brewster
1,003
901
EDGARTOWN
1,156
1,125
Chatham
1,954
1,809
Dennis
2,899
2,545
Gosnold 135
140
Eastham
602
476
Tisbury
1,506
1,002
Falmouth
2,567
2,655
Harwich
2,734
2,532
Mashpee
298
330
Orleans
1,219
1,198
Provincetown
4,642
4,555
Essex.
Amesbury
9,798
9,986
Andover
6,142
6,145
Yarmouth
1,760
1,655
29,172
27,654
Berkshire.
Adams
9,213
7,837
Alford
297
280
Becket
946
888
Groveland
2,191
2,333
Hamilton
961
1,356
Clarksburg 884
1,009
Dalton .
2,885
3,210
Ipswich
4,439
4,720
Florida
436
425
*LAWRENCE
44,654
52,164
Great Barrington.
4,612
4,794
Lynnfield
787
818
Hancock
506
511
Manchester
1,789
1,876
Hinsdale.
1,739
1,650
Marblehead.
8,202
7,671
Lanesborough
1,018
848
Merrimac
2,633
2,301
Lee
3,785
4,066
Methuen
4,814
5,690
Lenox
2,889
2,872
Middleton
924
838
Monterey .
495
464
Nahant
880
865
Mount Washington .
148
136
Newbury
1,427
1,489
New Ashford.
125
116
*NEWBURYPORT
13,947
14,552
New Marlborough ..
1,305
1,288
North Andover
3,742
3,569
Otis
583
518
Peabody
10,158
10,507
Peru .
305
305
Rowley
1,248
1,272
Richmond
796
701
*SALEM ..
30,801
34,473
Sandisfield.
807
802
Salisbury
1,316
1,300
Saugus
3,673
4,497
Savoy 569
504
Swampscott
3,198
3,259
Stock bridge
2,132
2,077
Topsfield
1,022
1,033
Wenham
886
886
West Newbury
1,796
1,643
299,995
330,393
Franklin.
Ashfield
1,025
1,013
Bernardston
770
778
Acushnet
1,027
1,115
Buckland.
1,570
1,548
Attleborough
7,577
8,288
Charlemont
972
1,041
Colrain
1,671
1,610
Dartmouth
3,122
3,107
Conway
1,451
1,304
Dighton
1,889
1,797
Deerfield
2,910
3,007
Easton
4,493
4,452
Erving
972
964
Fair Haven.
2,919
3,338
Gill.
960
1,082
*Fall River
74,398
89,203
GREENFIELD
5,252
6,229
Freetown
1,417
· 1,405
Hawley
515
468
Mansfield
3,432
3,722
Heath
503
476
*NEW BEDFORD
40,733
55,251
Leverett
702
744
North Attleborough. 6,727
6,576
Leyden
407
363
Norton
1,785
1,614
Monroe
282
298
Raynham
1,340
Rehoboth
1,786
1,810
New Salem
856
869
617
574
Northfield
1,869
1,851
Somerset
2,106
1,983
Orange
4,568
5,361
Swansea.
1,456
1,627
Rowe.
541
498
*TAUNTON
.25,448
Westport
2,599
2,678
Shutesbury 453
411
Windsor
612
556
81,108
86,292
Bristol.
412
363
Washington
434
423
West Stockbridge. .. 1,492
1,257
Williamstown
4,221
4,887
Rockport 4,087
5,289
*PITTSFIELD .17,281
20,461
Sheffield
1,954
1,897
*Haverhill
27,412
30,209
2,183
620
Longmeadow Ludlow
1,939
2,562
Monson
3,650
3,746
Essex
1,713
1,587
Georgetown
2,117
2,050
*Gloucester
24,651
28,211
Cheshire. 1,308
1,176
Sandwich
1,819
1,580
Truro
919
815
Wellfleet
1,291
968
Egremont
845
836
*Lynn .
.55,727
62,354
*North Adams ... 16,074
19,135
Berkley.
894
955
Seekonk 1,317
1,465
Montague
6,296
6,058
779
755
Gay Head. 139
169
West Tisbury
460
4,369
4,238
Montgomery.
648
Belmont 2,098
1,169
Tyringham
1,518
27,115
Barnstable.
22
TOWNS.
1890
1895
TOWNS.
1890
1895
TOWNS.
1890
1895
Framingham
9,239
9,512
Milton ..
4,278
5,518
Berlin
884
897
Needham
3,035
3,511
Blackstone
6,138
6,039
Holliston
2,619
2,718
Norfolk
913
882
Bolton
827
797
Hopkinton
4,088
2,984
Norwood 3,733
4,574
Boylston.
770
729
Hudson
4,670
5,308
*Quincy
16,723
20,712
Brookfield.
3,352
3,279
Lexington
3,197
3,498
Randolph
3,946
3,694
Charlton
1,847
1,877
Littleton.
1,025
1,136
Stoughton
4,852
5,272
Dana
700
717
*Malden
23,031
29,708
Wellesley
3,600
4,229
Dudley
2,944
3,203
Maynard
2,700
3,090
Wrentham
2,566
2,584
Melrose.
8,519
11,965
118,950
134,819
Plymouth.
Abington.
4,260
4,207
Hopedale
1,176
1,377
Pepperell
3,127
3,321
Bridgewater
4,249
4,686
Hubbardston
1,346
1,274
Lancaster.
2,201
2,180
Sherborn
1,381
1,446
994
1,016
3,120
3,239
Shirley .
1,191
1,399
1,908
1,966
Leominster
7,269
9,211
*Somerville
40,152
52,200
East Bridgewater 2,911
2,894
Lunenburg.
1,146
1,237
Mendon
919
889
Stow
903
920
Hanover
2,093
2,051
Milford
8,780
8,959
Tewksbury
2,515
3,379
Hingham
4,564
4,819
573
542
Townsend
1,750
1,780
Hull .
989
1,044
1,952
1,940
Wakefield
6,982
8,304
935
870
North Brookfield
3,871
4,635
*Waltham
18,707
20,876
Marion
871
559
Oakham
738
605
Wayland
2,060
2,026
Mattapoisett .
1,148
1,032
445
426
Weston.
1,664
1,710
1,635
1,540
Phillipston
502
460
Wilmington
1,213
1,420
1,320
1,223
Princeton
982
952
Winchester
4,861
6,150
PLYMOUTH
7,314
7,957
Royalston
1,030
890
*Woburn
13,499
14,178
Plympton
597
549
Rutland
980
978
Rochester
1,012
1,021
Shrewsbury
1,449
1,524
Rockland
5,213
5,523
South borough
2,114
2,223
Scituate
2,318
2,246
Southbridge
7,655
8,250
Wareham.
3,451
3,367
Spencer
8,747
7,614
Sterling
1,244
1,218
Sturbridge
2,074
1,910
Sutton.
3,180
3,420
Avon
1,384
1,626
92,700
101,498
Suffolk.
Uxbridge
3,408
3,546
Brookline.
12,103
16,164
*BOSTON.
448,477
496,920
Warren
4,681
4,430
Canton
4,538
4,636
*Chelsea.
27,909
31,264
Webster
7,031
7,799
Cohasset
2,448
2,474
5,668
7,423
Westborough
5,195
5,235
DEDHAM
7,123
7,211
2,726
4,192
West Boylston.
3,019
2,968
Dover
727
668
West Brookfield
1,592
1,467
Franklin
4,831
5,136
Worcester.
*WORCESTER
84,655
98,767
Hyde Park
10,193
11,826
Ashburnham
2,074
2,148
Medfield.
1,493
1,872
Athol
6,319
7,364
280,787
306,445
Medway
2,985
2,913
Auburn
1,532
1,598
Millis.
786
1,006
Barre
2,239
2,278
Clinton
10,424
11,497
*LOWELL
77,696
84,367
Walpole
2,604
2,994
Douglas
1,908
2.026
*Marlborough.
13,805
14,977
Weymouth
10,866
11,291
*FITCHBURG
22,037
26,409
Gardner
8,424
9,182
*Medford.
11,079
14,474
Grafton
Hardwick
2,922
2,655
Natick
9,118
8,814
Harvard
1,095
1,162
*Newton
24,379
27,590
Holden
2,623
2,602
North Reading
874
835
Reading
4,088
4,717
*Brockton
27,294
33,165
Sudbury
1,197
1,141
Hanson
1,267
1,380
Millbury
4,428
5,222
Tyngsborough
662
635
Kingston
1,659
1,746
Northbridge
4,603
5.286
Watertown
7,073
7,768
Marshfield
1,713
1,560
Oxford
2,616
2,390
Westford
2,250
2,418
6,065
6,689
Petersham
1,050
952
NANTUCKET 3,268
3,016
West Bridgewater
1,917
1,747
Whitman
4,441
5,744
Templeton
2,999
2,915
Bellingham
1,334
1,481
Upton
1,878
2,150
Braintree
4,818
5,311
Foxborough
2,933
3,219
484,780
539,799
Westminster
1,688
1,315
Winchendon.
4,390
4,490
Holbrook
2,474
2,298
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SAMPSON, MURDOCK & CO'S
MAP OF ALBANY.
FOR SALE AT ALL BOOK STORES.
Price, 25 Cents.
431,167
499,217
Nantucket.
Norfolk.
6,284
Halifax.
562
497
Stoneham
6,155
1,111
Sharon
1,634
1,717
Groton
2,057
2,192
Lincoln
987
5,002
5,101
Carver.
Leicester
New Braintree
Northborough
Paxton
Middleborough
Norwell
Pembroke
Revere ..
Winthrop.
Lakeville
Duxbury
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RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.
NOTE .- All kinds of mail matter (except regular publications sent to subscribers) must be pre paid by postage stamps.
FIRST CLASS MATTER.
LETTERS AND POSTAL CARDS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Letters. - (To be sent beyond the office where deposited, or for any letter- carrier office.)
Letters and written matter, also all articles sealed, for each ounce or fraction thereof, no limit to the weight,-must be prepaid .02
Drop or Local Letters. - (To be sent within the delivery of the office where deposited),
for each ounce or fraction, 1 cent; but if a letter-carrier office .02
Registered Letters .- The fee for registered letters (in addition to the regular postage, which must be fully prepaid) is, per letter .08
Postal Cards, with no writing on the face but the address, cost each .01
Special (or Immediate) Delivery Letters. - They require a special stamp, in addition to regular postage. .10
SECOND CLASS MATTER. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
RATES FOR PUBLISHERS.
All Newspapers and other Periodicals, one copy to each actual subscriber residing within the county where they are printed, wholly or in part, and published, except those deliverable at letter-carrier offices
Free.
Newspapers and Periodicals to regular subscribers, each pound or fraction .01
Newspapers (except weeklies) and Periodicals not exceeding two ounces in weight when deposited in a letter-carrier's office for delivery by its carrier, each. .01
Periodicals over two ounces in weight, prepaid by postage stamps affixed. .02
Weeklies, deliverable by carriers, at letter-carrier offices, for each pound or fraction .01
RATES FOR THE PUBLIC.
Transient Newspapers and Periodicals, when posted by persons other than the publish- er or news agent, printed regularly in known offices of publication, for each four ounces or fraction
.01
THIRD CLASS MATTER.
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATTER, ETC., IN THE U. S.
Pamphlets, occasional publications, proof-sheets or corrected proofs, and manuscript copy accompanying the same, and all matter wholly in print not issued regularly, in which the printing forms the principal use, and not exceeding four pounds in weight, for each two ounces or fraction .. .01
Books (only printed). For each two ounces, or fraction, not over four pounds in weight, (single volumes may be over) .01
FOURTH CLASS MATTER, MERCHANDISE IN THE U. S.
Merchandise .- Samples of metals, ores, minerals, or merchandise, paintings in oil or water, crayon drawings, printed envelopes, bill-heads, letter-heads, wrapping-paper with print- ed advertisements thereon, blank cards, photograph-albums, blank books; labels, tags, playing cards; and any articles not of the other classes, and not liable to damage the mails, or injure any person, not exceeding four pounds in weight, for each ounce, or fraction thereof ..
.01
Seeds. - Cuttings, bulbs, roots, and scions, for each two ounces, or fraction. .01
Fee for registration, in addition to the postage, for each package. .08
UNITED STATES MONEY ORDERS.
Money Orders, not exceeding $100 on one order, are issued on payment of the following fees :
Not exceeding $2.50. .03 | Exceeding $30 and not exceeding $40 .... .15
Exceeding $2.50 and not exceeding $5. .05 Exceeding $40 and not exceeding $50 .... .18
Exceeding $5 and not exceeding $10. .08 Exceeding $50 and not exceeding $60 .... .20
Exceeding $10 and not exceeding $20. . . .10
Exceeding $60 and not exceeding $75 .... .25
Exceeding $20 and not exceeding $30. .1% Exceeding $75 and not exceeding $100 ... .30
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FOREIGN.
UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION.
Prepayment optional, except for registered articles, but on printed matter and samples, postage must be at least partially prepaid.
LETTERS. - 5 cents per 15 grammes, a weight very slightly over one-half ounce. - POST CARDS. - 2 cents each. - DOUBLE POSTAL CARDS - 4 cents each.
PRINTED MATTER. - 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction. Limit of weight, 4 lbs. a OZ.
COMMERCIAL PAPERS (Insurance Documents, Way Bills, Invoices, Papers of Legal Procedure, Manuscripts of Works, &c.) - The same as for printed matter, but the lowest charge is 5 cents.
SAMPLES OF MERCHANDISE. - The rate is the same as for printed matter, but the lowest charge is 2 cents. Limit of weight 834 oz., except to Great Britain and Colonies, France, Bel- gium, Switzerland, Italy, Egypt, Austria-Hungary, Hawaii, and Argentine Republic, to which countries the limit of weight is 12 oz.
To Canada, comprising British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, the postage for letters, printed matter, merchandise, etc., is the same as in the United States. All matter for Canada must be fully prepaid, except letters, which must be prepaid at least 2 cents.
Parcels to Jamaica, British Honduras, Bahamas, Mexico, Colombia, Salvador, Costa Rica, Ha- waiian Islands, Leeward Islands, Barbadoes, Danish West Indies, Windward Islands, British Gniana and Newfoundland, not exceeding one pound, 12 cents; each additional pound or fraction, 12 cents.
To Mexico, postage is the same as in the United States, except upon parcels as above.
INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.
For sums not exceeding $10. .10 | For each additional $10. .10
To Great Britain, Jamaica, and Cape Colony, the limit of a single order is $50 ; to all other countries, $100. There is no limit to the number of international orders that may be issued in one day.
ALBANY POST OFFICE.
U. S. FEDERAL BUILDING, BROADWAY CORNER STATE STREET. OFFICERS AND OFFICE HOURS.
EXECUTIVE DIVISION-Francis H. Woods, Postmaster. "Charles H. Zeilman, Asst. Postmaster. Joseph?H. Walsh, Finance Clerk. Louis A. Martin, Stenographer. Office hours : from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
MONEY ORDER DIVISION-Michael E. Ahern, Supt. ~ James Hillson, jr., Clerk. This division is open for business between the hours of 9.A. M. and 5 P. M., except Sundays and legal holidays.
REGISTRY DIVISION-Jeremiah Lockrow, Supt. C. O. H. Loeper, Clerk. Wm. G. Van Cott, Clerk. Samuel Branan, Night Clerk. This division is open from 9 A. M. to 6 F. M., except Sundays and legal holidays.
DIVISION OF STAMPS, STAMPED ENVELOPES, ETC .- James Moffat, Head Clerk. James P. Murray, Asst. This Division is open from 7:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. except on Sundays and legal holidays. On Sunday from 12 M. to 2 P. M., and on holidays from 8:30 A. M. to 1 P. M.
GENERAL DELIVERY DIVISION-John R. Hayden, Supt. 9 Clerks, 51 Letter Carriers, 15 Sub Letter Carriers, 5 Special Delivery Messengers. This Division is open from 7:30 A. M. to 9 P. M., except on Sundays and legal holidays. On Sunday from 12 M. to 2 P. M., and on holidays from 8:30 A. M. to 1 P. M. The Carriers' Window is open Sun- days from 12 M. to 2 P. M.
MAILING DIVISION-Wm. J. Guernsey, Supt. "Office: room 1, second floor. LETTER DIS- TRIBUTION : Robert McRoberts, John B. Benjamin, George F. Convery, Foremen of Crews. 6 Clerks. PAPER DISTRIBUTION : Peter B. Mochrie, Christopher R. Becker, Charles II. Kelly, Foremen of Crews. 4 Clerks. 1 Substitute. 3 Elevator men.
STATIONS OF THE ALBANY POST-OFFICE .- Station 1, 370 Broadway, Rensselaer, Annie M Rochford, Clerk-in-Charge. Station 2, 86 Broadway, Rensselaer, James H. Miller, Clerk-in-Charge. Station 3, Second c. Washington, Bath-on-the-Hudson, Edward Van Alstyne. Clerk-in-Charge. Station 4, 277 Clinton av., Frank J. Smith, Clerk-in- Charge. Station 5, 469 Madison av George D. Albee, Clerk-in-Charge. Station 6, 294 South Pearl, George H. Turner. Clerk-in-Charge. Station 7, 829 Broadway, Frederick Neudorf, jr., Clerk-in-Charge. Capitol Station, main corridor of the Capitol, Smith B. Simmons, Clerk-in-Charge. These Stations are for the issue and payment of Money Orders and Postal Notes, Registry of Mail Matter, and sale of Stamps, Stamped Envelopes, Wrappers and Postal Cards, and are open during usual business hours.
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ALBANY STREET DIRECTORY.
ALBANY STREET DIRECTORY.
Giving the name of each street, and showing what other streets and places run from it or across it, with the number at which they intersect.
From this list the location of any number on a street can be easily ascertained ; as, for instance, wishing to know at what part of Broadway No. 642 comes, you look at Broadway, on this page, and tind that Van Tromp street runs from 638, and Orange street from 646, showing that 642 Broadway would come half way between Van Tromp and Orange streets.
Or, going up Eagle street, suppose it is desired to take a cross street to reach 44 High ; on looking under High street you find 42 to be at the corner of Hudson avenue, so that by passing through Hudson avenue, you are near the desired number.
Where no numbers exist, ciphers (0) are given to indicate whether the street runs from the right or the left, or crosses.
It will be noticed that in this Street Directory the names of the streets'are given in alphabetical order, giving the direction in which they run according to the numbers. Upon most of the streets the even numbers are upon the left hand side of the street, and the odd numt ers upon the right.
Academy Park, Ea- Left. Rt.
gle, bet. Washington avenue and Elk; wd. 13.
125 Trinity place
134 Clinton
146 0 Grand
Benson, from Quail to West Lawrence; wd. 19.
Bertha, from Dela- ware avenue, south, to Second avenue; wd. 1.
Broadway, from 1 Gansevoort, north, to city line; wds. 3, 4, 6, 8, 9.
Left. Rt. 2 0 Gansevoort
12 11 Vine
20 19 Fourth avenue
46 47 Plum
51 55 Bassett
0
67 Cherry
.) 1 South Pearl
10 11 Broad
24 German Ev. ch.
24 23 Clinton
48 Cæcelia Hall
5S Germ. Luth. ch.
64 67 Elizabeth 114 111 Eagle
Allen, from 658 Central avenue to New Scot- land plank road; wds. 18,19. Left. Rt. U
U 0 Quay
0 0 Broadway
0 0 Church
Bleecker Place, fr. 151 Eagle to 93 Philip; wd. 5.
350
349 Division
Bradford
0 West
0 Linden
0 0
0 Boulevard
0 0 Washington av. 107 State
0 0 0
Jay
28 23 Green
Bradford, from 117 Lexington avenue to Ontario, and from W. Lawrence across Al- len; wds. 10, 19.
Left. Rt.
730
0
0 Myrtle avenue
0 0 Mercer
0 0 Cortland [rd. 0 0 New Scotl'd plk.
Ann, from O'Connell, east; wd 1.
Arch, from Quay to 152 Grand; wds. 2, 3, 5. Left. Rt. 0 0 Quay
0 0 Broadway
0 33 Church
49 Dallius
0 70 69 Green
96
0 Franklin
110 124
109 South Pearl Broad
Benjamin, from 30 Left. Rt.
Second avenue, south, 82 73 Alexander to First avenue; wd. 1. 102 91 Fourth avenue
132 115 Third avenue
178 153 Second avenue Seymour av.
Albany, from 1100 Broadway to Water- vliet; wd. 9.
Left. Rt. -2 1 Broadway
38 35 North Pearl
Albany and Schen- ectady Turnpike, from terminus of Cen- tral avenue, west.
Avenue from Grove avenue to Sen- eca; wd. 18.
Avenue B, fr. O'Con- nell, east ; wd. 1.
Bingham, from Mc- Carty avenue, south; wd. 1.
Bleecker, from 100
Quay to 146 South
Pearl: wd. 4.
Left. Rt.
1 Quay
0 120
133 Archi
0 7 Broadway
14 9 Church
144
149 John 159 Westerlo
40 39 Green
0 67 Franklin
92 95 South Pearl
212
209 Bleecker
227 Madison avenue 0 Steamb't Land.
283 Hodge Church Pruyn
0 Hamilton
18
0 Central avenue Willow
30 25 Dallius
44 41 Green
68 65 Franklin Sch. Pub. Sch. No. 1
Boenau, from 163 Sec- ond avenue, north; wd. 1.
392
391 Hudson avenue Beaver
0 U.S. Fedr'l bldg.
490
485 Maiden lane
545 Arcade to Depot
553 Steuben
0
Hudson avenue
0 22
0 Hamilton
682 Clinton avenue
683 Quackenbush
0
11 Madison avenue 0 Morris
75 Lodge
0 Public Market
1 Lexington av.
712
68 69 Robin
786
124 123 Perry
799 Third Pol. Prec.
180 0 Quail
807 Colonie
0 0 Ontario
Brevator, from Wash- ington av. to Western avenue; wd. 19. 843
Bridge, from Broad- way to Lumber dis- trict; wd. 9. 868
Broad, from 124 Arch to Seymour avenue; wds 1, 2. 902
Left. Rt. 1 Arch 46 45 Schuyler
940
944
939 Thacher Viaduct Mission Pleasant
Alexander, from 357 S. Pearl to Eagle; wd. 2. Left. Rt.
Avenue B, fr. Grove av. to Seneca ; wd. 18
Avenue C, from O'Connell, east; wd. 1.
Avenue D, from Fris- bie avenue to Hoffman avenue; wd. 1.
28 25 Dallius
164
178
177 South Lansing
194
191 Herkimer
Bleecker Park, 226
bounded by Eagle, Madison avenue and Madison place; wd. 5. 286
310 324
Beaver, from 414 Broadway to 63 Eagle; wds. 5, 6.
Left. Rt.
1 Broadway
596 638 646
595 Columbia Van Tromp
643 Orange
13 Western avenue
60
47 South Pearl William Grand
86
97 Wendell Daniel
115 Industrial Sch.
0 131 Eagle
Beaver Park, bet. Eagle, Morton, Dela- ware av Park av. and Myrtle av .; wd. 15.
Beaverwyck Park, Washington avenue, bet. Ontario and Par- tridge; wd. 19.
831 St. Peter's Hosp.
895 Steamer No. 3 h. Kirk place
Beekman, from Dela- ware avenue to Second avenue; wd. 1.
Boulevard, see Man- ning boulevard.
Bouck, from South Pearl to Broad; wd. ].
552
719 Spencer Fourth Pres. ch. Wilson 777 Livingston av.
816 824 Railroad avenue
0 0 Railroad viad. 825 North Lansing De Witt
861 Pub. Sch. No. 13
861 Lawrence Van Woert 881 North Ferry
361 Trotter's alley
0 Lincoln avenue Kent
412 430 427 State
80 83 South Pearl
0
0 Schuyler
0 Mulberry
0 Rensselaer
134 0 South Ferry
Babcock, from Moore, east, to Boenau; wd. i. Bassett, from Quay to 322 South Pearl; wd. 3. Left. Rt.
0 Lancaster
0
Ash Grove Place, from 45 Trinity place to 114 Grand; wd. 5.
Avenue A, from Fris- bie avenue, east; wd. 1.
Bethlehem Road, from terminus of South Pearl, south.
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ALBANY DIRECTORY.
Left. Rt.
Left. Rt. 270 Fifth Pol. Prec.
Church, from 286
Broadway to Ganse- voort; wds. 3, 4.
Left. Rt.
2 { Broadway
0 41 Madison av.
54 53 Bleecker
66 65 Herkimer
78 77}South Lansing 89 Westerlo
102
97 John
110 107 South Ferry
122 117 Arch
136 0 Rensselaer
166
169 North Swan
232 0 Ditson place Lark
0 North Knox
Columbia, from 73 Pier to Eagle; wd. 6. Left. Rt. 0 0 Pier
0
33 Broadway James
44
57 North Pearl
65 Kenmore place
68
0 Chapel
90 Lodge
0 107 Eagle
Columbia Place, Eagle, near Columbia; wd. 6.
Colvin Avenue, from Washington av.to Cen- tral av .; wds. 19, 17.
Congress, from Capi- tot place to 75 South Swan; wd. 13.
Cortland, from Par- tridge to Marion av .; wd. 18.
Cortland Place, from 470 Washington avenue to 123 Western avenue; wd. 19.
Left. Rt.
12 13 Washington av. 17 Spring 0 State
0 0 Western avenue
Cross, from 71 Canal to 102 Orange; wd. 12. Left. Rt. 2 1 Canal
0 Monroe
0 0 Orange
Cuyler, from 91 Eliza- beth to South Jackson; wd. 1.
Dallius, from 46 Madi- son avenue to Ganse- voort; wds. 3, 4.
Left. Rt. 2 1 Madison avenue
6 7 Bleecker
18 19 Herkimer
28 31 South Lansing
42 39 Westerlo
50 49 John
58 51 South Ferry
0 0 Arch
0 75 Rensselaer
88 0 Mulberry
98 99 Schuyler
108 111 Cherry
120 123 Bassett 133 Plum [school 0 St. John's Cath.
0 0 Fourth avenue
0
Steamer No. 8 h. 1157 Erie 1185 South
1188 North Second
638
611 Colby Allen
164
0 181 Bassett
0 195 Plum
0 0 Fourth avenue
0 0 Vine
0 0 Gansevoort
Clare Avenue, from 208 Second av. across McCarty av .; wd. 1.
Clinton, from 134 Arch to 23 Second avenue; wds. 1, 2.
Left. Rt.
1 Arch 5 Droogan pl.
13 Morton
25 Catharine 0 St. Francis de Sales Asylum;
40 Schuyler
55 Delaware
76 69 Alexander
Ch. German church
88 89 Fourth avenue
116 109 Third avenue
152 153 Second avenue
Left. Rt. 0 1 Clinton avenue
12 13 Orange
14 17 Monroe
28 29 Canal
32 31 Columbia
40 39 Steuben
40 Jermain Hall
47 Pine 0 Second Pres. ch.
78
77 Maiden lane
0 0 State
Charles, from 139 Grand to High contin- ued; wds. 5, 15.
Left. Rt.
0 0 Grand
156
153 North Swan South Swan 165 Pub. Sch. No. 7 Dove
276 275 Lark
324 339 North Knox
400
413 Lexington av. Ch. St. Luke's ch. Congregat'1 ch.
Ch.
0 0 Quay
0 0 Broadway
0 0 Church
46 0 Dallius
64 65 Green
94 93 Franklin
Cherry Hill Street, from First avenue to McCarty av .; wd. 1.
Chestnut, from 8
226
676 Pub. Sch. No. 21
718 Partridge
792 0 N. Y. Cen. av. 845 Central aven e
Clinton Square, North Pearl between Orange and Clinton av., west side; wd. 6.
Colby, from 611 Central avenue to opp. 787 Liv- ingston av .; wd. 17.
Colonie, from 126 Wa- ter to North Knox;
wds. 8, 9. Left. Rt.
0
407 Ontario
0 465 Partridge
549 N. Y. Central av.
542 Boulevard
562 House of the
Good Shep'd. 581 Clinton avenue
0 Main av.
0 Rawson
1203 Centre 1217 Main 1233 North
1241 North Third 0 North Fourth
0 N Fifth(cityline;
Browne, from Mc- Carty avenue, south; wd. 1.
Buchanan, from Manning Boulevard to Lincoln avenue; wd.19.
Canal, from 90 North Pearl' to Robin; wds. 6,12, 10. Left. Rt. 0 1 North Pearl
12 15 ( hapel
40 Eagle 69 Cross
96 97 North Hawk
0 Road 155 South Swan
154
208 0 Dove 0 251 Lark
0 0 North Knox
366 367 Lexington av.
414 419 Robin
Capitol Park, Eagle bet. State and Wash- ington av .; wd. 13.
Capitol Place, from 64 Washington avenue to 205 State; wd. 13.
Carpenter Avenue, from O'Connell, east; wd. 1.
Carroll, from Spencer to Livingston avenue; wd. 6.
Catharine, from 25 Clinton to Delaware avenue; wds. 1, 2, 15. Left. Rt.
1 Clinton
41 49 Elizabeth
0 0 Eagle
0 0 S. Hawk
O 0 S. Swan 0 0 Delaware av.
Cemetery Avenue, from Troy road to Rural and St. Agnes' cemeteries.
Central Avenue, from 183 Lark to city line; wds. 13, 10, 19, 17. Left. Rt.
1 Lark 38 North Knox
South Hawk to Lark; wds. 14, 16. Left. Rt.
1 South Hawk 29 Pub. Sch. No. 2
56 55 South Swan
116 97 Dove
Ch. Christian ch.
168 167 Lark
0 271 Perry 273 St. Patrick's ch.
350 337 Quail
391 Little Sisters of the Poor
1100
Emmet Albany
1112 Mohawk
1125 Municipal Light Co. Genesee
1126
979 Manor
988 Tivoli [rd.
Loudonville plk.
0 Bridge
10$6
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