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Hudson directory, 1880

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CONTAINING

RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT, CabSFeny 2'hne Tables, i§c..

Together with much other miscellaneous information for the benefit of the public.

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Republican 'Building, 172 Warren Street^

HUDSON, N. Y.

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RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT,

Cab & Ferrjy Time Tables, <&c.,

Together with much other miscellaneous information forthe benefit of the public.

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PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS,

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F. A. & G. H. MACY,

Dealers in every variety of

TOBACCO,

Imported & Domestic Cigars

KINDLING WOOD

by the Cord, Load, Barrel or Bunch. Agents for DRAIN TILE and

Garnkirk Chimney Tops,

206 WARREN ST.,

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DOMESTIC POSTAGE.

On all letters throughout the United States and Canada 3 cts. for each half ounce or fraction thereof if prepaid . Local letters 2 cts. per half ounce where there is a free carrier's deUvery ; other offices, i ct. Pos- tal Cards I cent each.

Money Orders can be sent by mail as follows: Not exceeding 1$ 1 5, 10 cts., ^15 to i30, 15 cts., $30 to $40, 20 cts., .f40 to $550, 2S cents

Printed Books i ct. for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof, not o\ er 4 lbs.

On transient newspapers and other print- ed matter (including Circulars,) [ ct. for 2 ounces or part of 2 ounces not over 4 lbs

On Merchandise and and all other arti- cles not calculated to injure the mails, i ct for each ounce, not over 4 lbs.

All kinds of Postal Matter may be regis- tered by the payment of a fee of 10 cts. in addition to the regular postage

All transient matter must be fully pre- paid by stamps. All matter except Letters, must be so inclosed that a free inspection is allowed, without cutting strings or (^ wrapper. o((5^

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ESFALISHED I860.

JEAN BACH,

PRACTICAL

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER

AND dealer in

Watches, Fine Jewelry, Silver and Plated

Ware, Clocks, Bronzes, Fancy

Optical Goods, Cutlery

etc. , etc..

Offers his friends this season an immense variety of fine goods. Gold Watches, Cameo Sets, Band Bracelets in Etruscan, Chased and Enameled, and all other articles gen- erally found in a first-class Jewelry Estab lishment Special attention is called to the fine display of Wedding and Holiday Presentation pieces at moderate prices.

Watch Itepairiu^ a >»pecialtv.

Engraving done in the store. Eyes fit- ted in the best and most approved manner.

205 Warren Street. ^

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FOREION POSTAGE.

To all parts of Europe, British India, Newfoundland, Brazil, Mexico, &c , Let- ters, 5 cts. per half oz. . prepayment op- tional ; if not pi'epaid, a fine is collected on delivery. Postal Cards, 2 cts. each. Newspapers, 2 cents each, if not over 4 ounces, and 2 cents for each additional 4 ounces or part thereof For other printed matter and samples I ct. for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof - the mimnimii rate for commercial papers being 5 cts , and for samples 2 cts. All matter except Letters, must be at least partially prepaid. Letters and other packages may be registered on payment of a fee of £o cts. The fees for Money Orders on Great Britain and Ire land and Switzerland are Hot over i$io, 25 cts.; $10 to $20, 50 cts.; $20 to #30, 75 cts ; $30 to -f4o, i|l ; f40 to #50, %\.2^. On Germany, not over $5, 1 5 cts ; #5 to -f 10, 25 cts ; !fffo to f 20, 50 cts ; %2o to $30, 75 cts.; .f 30 to $40, $1 ; f 40 to t5o. %\ 25

Postage to the Dominion of Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, &c., same o as U. S. rates 0/$)"

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LONDON AND LANCASHIRE)

United States Branch Statement.

January 1, 1880.

Total Assets f 775,003.10

Total Liabilities. 308,063.73

Net Surplu ^ over all Liabilities $466, 939. 37 fincoiiie in 1S79

Premiums Received $421,354-55

Interest and other sources .... 4, 223. 78

Total Income in U. S $425,578 33

IBxpeiiditureiM In 1S79.

Losses Paid $103,848.70

All other items 108,588 91

1212,437.61 Excess 6f Income over ex- penditures in the 6 months during which the Company- has been established in this

Country §213,140.72

A P PITCHER, Agrent,

> 327 yrat^ren-si., Hudson, JV.T. '

_j O Represents 6 other Companies. ,24x.

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Alayor - Joshua T. Waterman.

Recorder - Albert Hoysradt. aldermen.

First Ward - T^diVid. Barry, Daniel Mc- Carthy.

Second Ward - (George Millard, John E. Heath.

Third Ward^Fcter A. Brusie, Samuel G. Rovvles.

Fourth Ward - Yi^my James, Stephen W. Ham.

C/^r/6 - Gardner C. McArthur.

Messenger - Frank Price.

City Treasurer - Elihu Gifford, Jr.

Police J ustice - }o\in. M. Welch.

Chief Police - Almon Snyder.

Health OJicer - Crawford E. Fritts.

justice of Peace - \W. F. Holsapple.

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GRANITE

JP-orceUiin-'JFin ished Ware

A full line of these

Goods can be

found in

TEA AND COF- FEE POTS,

and all kinds of

KITCHEN UTENSILS,

Also a complete stock of China, Stone, Glass and Plated Ware and House- Furnishing Goods Generally,

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321 Warren Street.

HUDSON, N.Y.

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COUNTY OFFICERS - 1880.

County Judge H. W. McClellan.

Surrogate Isaac N. Collier.

County Clerk Chas. Whitbeck.

District Attorney John B. Longley.

Sheriff. Chester Miller.

L nder Sheriff. Walter Shutts.

County 7Veasurer C. W. Hinsdale.

Superintendent of Poor . Philip Niver. Suft of Pub. Buildings.Y.7X2, ^. Tra\er. School Coin'r, 1st Dist...Ama.sa. P. Lasher. " 2d Dist... Geo V. Bushnell. Loan Commissioner Cyrus Groat.

Justice of Sessions H. P. Van 1 1 osen.

" Nich. Robison.

Coroner VV. M Holsapple

" VV. W. Rogers.

" Erskine WaldronT

" B. A Weeks.

LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.

Member of Congress J. H. Ketcham.

Senator S H. Wendover.

Assemblyman John E. Gillette..

For Board of Supervisors see page 44. qi

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ijawiin <f' Simpplebeem .

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

BOOTS AND SHOES

of tlie lle»it Ma.iiufa.cture.

?48 W@.si©m ®)ti©©t«

HUDSON, N. Y.

'^"Second door below Railroad ^g?i

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Public Buildings and Offices.

City Hall - corner Warren street and City Hall place. Contains Mayor's and City Clerk's offices, Police Headquarters and Court Room and Common Council room.

Court House - south end 4th street- Contains Sheriff's and County Clerk's offices, County Court room, etc

Hudson Water Works - Pumping house at river, west of H, R. R. R. Reservoir Prospect Hill, head of Warren street.

Col. Co, Surrogate's office - 300 Warren street.

District Attorney's office - 208 Warren street.

County Treasurer's office - 180 Warren street.

City Treasurer's office - 147 Warren st

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HARDWARE SPECIALTIES.

THE

Weed Carpet Sweeper,

warranted to give satisfaction.

The ^Globe^ Water JFilter^

every family should use them. Look at our

Wall Protector,

an ingenuous article for protecting walls against furniture.

Rubber I1o$>e and IIoi«e Reels,

The "Conquerer" Clothes Wringer, supe- rior to all others, Fluting Machines, Family Scales, Superior Table and Pocket Cutlery at

335 Warren St., ' HUDSON, N.Y.

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BANKS.

Farmers' National Bank - 302 War- en St. J. W. Hoysradt, President ; Chas C. Macy, Cashier.

First National Bank - City Hall. R. B. Shepard, President ; Wm. Seymour, Cashier.

National Hudson River Bank - 99 Warren -St. Ezra Waterbury, President ; Wm. Bostwick, Cashier.

Hudson City Savings Bank - 98 War- ren st. Henry J. Baringer, President ; Edwin C. Terry, Sec. and Treas.

NEWSPAPERS.

Hudson Daily REPUBLiCAN-Published every morning, Sunday excepted. - Wm. Bryan, ed. and prop , 172 Warren-st.

Hudson Evening REGiSTER-Published every evening, Sunday excepted. M. Park- er Williams, ed. and prop.. Central Square.

Columbia Republican and Hudson Weekly STAR-Published every Thursday. Wn«. Bryan, ed. and prop,, 172 Warren-st.

Hudson Gazei^te - Published every Thursday. M. Parker Williams, ed. and

prop., Central Square o q

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Oakley & Elkenburgh,

DEALERS IN

GROCERIES,

wmQwmmmm

Foreign and Domestic

FRUITS,

HUDSON, N. Y.

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Western Union Telo Coo

Office, No. 192 Warren street. Open from 8 A. M. to 8 p. M.

Office at H. R. R. depot. Open day and night.

Annericmn Unimi Telo €Oo

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Office, No, 173 Warren street. Open from 8 A. M. to 8 p. m.

M^idson Telegraph and Telephone €oo

Office, No. 171 Warren street. Open day and night. Messenger service con- nected.

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DEALER IN

JVIilli^efy

lAND

FANCY GOODS.

Marris Kid Gloves.

No. 279 Warren Street,

HUDSON, N. Y.

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Awierican Mxpre^s €oo

Office, No. 107 Warren street. Express closes :

Going North - 7.45 a. m., 2.45 and 6.30 P. M.

Going South - 2.45, 6.30 and 8.00 P. M.

Money sent at the following rates : Not exceeding $20.00, 15 cents ; not exceeding $40.00, 20 cents ; not exceeding $50.00, 25 cents.

Large sums in much smaller proportion.

Books and other printed matter, if pre - paid, as follows : 2 lbs , 15 cents ; 3 lbs., 20 cents ; 4 lbs., 25 cents.

Orders for purchasing goods left with any agent of the Company will be executed without other expense than the ordinary charge for carrying the goods.

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BRANDS OF CHOICE IMPORTED

^^^^

FROM PARK & TILFORD's, kept constantly on hand at

WILLIAM VAN BECK'S

Hair JDressing Moonis^

NO. 145 WARREN ST.,

HUDSON, N. Y. ^

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N. Y. C. & H. R. R R.

Hudson Station.

DEPOT SOUTH END FRONT STREET.

GOING NORTH.

^t^if\Q A. M, - Night Express. Leaves N. Y. OiUO ll.CO Arrives at Albany 6.30.

" n, >l Q A. M. - Alb. Local. LEAVES Po'keep- /i^Usiee.lO, ARRIVES at Alb. 8.55.

-Chicago Ex. LEAVES N. Y. Arrives at Alb. 1.00.

12 1 01 8.00.

1,r-Q P M. -Special Chicago Ex. Leaves N. iOO Y. 10.30. Arrives at Alb. 2.50

3il yl PIVl. - North and Western Ex. Leaves li^ N. Y. 11.03. A.rivesat Alb. 4 15.

6,r-rk p. M . - Saratoga Special Leaves N.Y. I Do 3.30. Arrives ^t Albany 7.45

8,riQ P. M. - Troy Express. Leaves N. Y. 1UO4OO. Arrives at Albany 9 15.

*r\,r)A P 1^- - St. Louis Pacific Ex. Leaves UuO^ N, Y, 6.C0, Arrives at Alb. 10.15.

Run also on SUNDAY.

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SCHENCK & TURNER,

201 and 203 WAKREI^ STREET,

[Odd Fellows Temple,] SU^SOJ^, JW Y.

We represent the Very Best Foreign and American Companies in the World-

Assets $46,723,368.52

Net surplus overall liabilities 8,710,453.34

Give us a call and see what we can do for you in the way of rates. Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended to.

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GO TO THE

"GUAJiD CENTRAL"

CROCKERY STORE,

211 Warren St., Hudson, for

GLASS-WARE,

AND

House-Furnishing Goods.

Silver-Plated "Ware, Tin \Vare, &c.

Cheapei^t and Best Yl'are of any store in tbe Avorld. Call and see.

) H. \1'. RACE, Ag:t.

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N. Y. C. & H. R.R. R.

Hudson Station. DEPOT SOUTH END OF FRONT ST.

GOINO SOUTH. *r7.T A A: M - St. L. Ex. LEAVES Alb. 6.30.

7:19 6:51 i.

10:55*"

11:32

ARRIVES ax N Y: 10.30.

M. - Local Exp. Leaves Alb. 5. .50. Ives at N. Y. 11.05.

Saratoga Special. Leaves Troy 9.50. Arrives at N. Y, 2 20

10 20. Arrives at N. Y, 3.45

3,1 A P. M. - Alb, Local. Leaves Aib. 2.15. 1 14: Arrives at N, Y. T.48.

QiQr- P. M. - Special N. Y. EX. Leaves

*6:32L;

Alb. 2.40. Arrives at N. Y., 7. 00

M. - Limited Ex. Leaves Alb5.40- iyes at N. Y. 10.00.

*r7,r\/5 P. M. - Milk and Passenger. Leayes /iUDAIb5 45. Arrives at N. Y. 1 30.

11:27 a-

ives at N. Y. 5.30 A. M *Run also on SUNDAY.

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TIIWE TABLE

Hudson &Chat. Branch B.& A. R. R. HUDSOV TO CHATHAJTI.

Leave.

1st Passen- ger,

Hudson 6 25am

Hudson., Upper 6.40

Claverack Mellenville

Pulvers

Ghent

Chatham ...

6.51 7.04 7.11

7.24 732

Passen-

ger.

9,40am

2. 1 5PM

9.55

2.25

10.05

2.34

10.18

2.47

10.25

2.54 1

10.38

3-07 j

10.46

3.15 1

4th Passen- ger

5.25PM 5 40

5-51 6.04 6. 1 1 6.24 6.32

CHATHAM TO HUDSON.

LyEAVE

1st Pas-

2d'^Pas-3d Pas-

4th Pas-

senger

Chatham ...

9 06am

12.10P

2.20PM

5 lOPM

Ghent

9.14

12.20

2.28

5-18

Pulvers

9-25

12.33

2.39

531

Mellenville

9-33

12.41

2.47

5-38

Claverack..

9.46

12.55

2.59

5.51

Hudson Upper

9.55

1.05

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6.00

Hudson

10 06

I 15

3-17

6.10

Depots head State St. and at H. R. R. Depot,

south end of Front Street. o i^°Trains run on Boston time. o

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Choice Confectionery,

CALL AT

Caramel and Fruit Store.

If you want the best Best Fruits of all kinds there are in market,

CALL AT MACY'S Caramel and Fruit Store.

If you want CANNED GOODS of every description, call at

Macy's Caramel & Fruit Store 133 WARREN ST.,

HUDSON, N.Y.

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CHATHAM CONNECTIONS

WITH

OF BOSTON & ALBANY R. R.

Bo^tton and Albany.

Going East, leave Chatham at 2.53, 7.48 and 10.56 A. M. ; 4.05, 5. 56 and 6.34 p. m.

Going West, at 12.39 and 9-^^ ^- ^-j 12.10, 2.20, 5.10 and 9,31 P. M,

New York and Harlem.

Leave Chatham, 6,05 A. M , and 4.10 P. M.

Arrive at New York, 10.45 A. M,, and 8.55 P. M.

Leave New York, 10.30 a. m., and 3.50 p. M.

Arrive at Chatham, 3.10 and 8.45 P. M.

Harlem Extension.

Trains arrive at Chatham Village at 8.25 A. M., and 3.22 P. M.

Trains leave Chatham Village at 9. 1 5 A. M., and 4.00 P. M,

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CLARK & HAVILAND

FRANKLIN SQUARE,

(At the River,)

HUDSON, N. Y.

Dealers in

HAY, STRAff, OATS

FJLOUR AND FEEO of all kinds.

FLOUR ! FLOUR !

Best St. L<ouis I Best Minnesota Pat. I Pat

We sell the Celebrated

PILLSBURY FLOUR,

of Minneapolis.

Orders by Telephone promptly filled, and goods delivered to any part of the city.

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;; STEAinERS

McMANUS AND REDFLELD

Leave Hudson from wharf south of Fer- ry Slip every night except Saturday at 7 p. M., and New York from Pier 35 every night except Sunday, at 6 p. m.

Day Xine - .^'^eH' York and s4.tbany. Steamers C. VIBB ARD & ALBANY.

CiOIXO NORTH

Brooklyn (l-y annex) leave 8.00 A. M.

N. Y., Vestry street 8.35 "

" 24th street 9.00 "

HUDSON 3.45 P. M.

Albany (arrive) 6.10 "

OOINO SOUTH.

Albany , 8. 30 A.M.

HUDSON 10.40 "

N. Y. 24th street S-SOi*- m.

" Vestry street 5.50 "

Brooklyn (by annex) arrive , 6. 20

Dock north side of Ferry Slip.

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Fancy Goods. W. C. FALK,

301 WARREN ST.

HUDSON. N Y.

Men's Furnisher.

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DAIIiV LINE

Newburgh, Hudson and -Albany.

Steamers EAGLE and M. MARTIN. Dock north side of Ferry Slip.

T1]?1E TABLE, 1881). Ooing- NorHi.

Leave Newburgh 7.00A M.

" Hudson 1.15P. M.

Arrive Albany 4.00 "

f^oing- 8outlt. Leave Albany 7.30 A. M.

" Hudson 10 15 "

Arrive Newburgh. 4.30 P M

Daily LineCatskill & Albany

steamer Vtty of Hudson.

Leaves Catski]16.30 ; HUDSON 7.00 ; Arrives Albany 10.00.

Returning leaves Albany 3.00 P. M ; leaves HUDSON 6.00 P. m., ; Arrives at Catskill 6.30. Landing both ways at Cox- cackie, Stuyvesant, New Baltimore, Coey- mans, Castleton, Cedar Hill.

Nq Dock north side of Ferry Slip. q ^ - r.

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HUTCHING'S

Meals at all hours of the day.

_F' i 'J ] e Co fife c t i o n e r y^

Fruits, Foreign and Domestic Cigars

and ICE CREAM in large

quantities a Specialty,

295 WARREN STREET.

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ATHENS AND HUDSON.

FERRY-BOAT GEO. H POWER. Time Table, June, 1880.

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Leave Athene.

5.30 A. aTl. 6.30 '* 7.00 " 7 25 "- 8.25 9.00 9.40 10.25 11.00 " 11.30 »« 1.00 P.m. 1.40 " 2.20 *' 2.50 '- 3.35 " 4.10 *« 4.50 '^ 5.30 6.O0 6 40 7.45

Leave Hudson.

5.45 A, i^ 6.40 *' 7.10 "

1 1

7.50 '- 8.45 "

9.20 '*

10.00 "

^-" 00

10.45 " 11.15 "

12.05 P. Itl.

1.20 " 2.00 "

2.35 "

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3.15 '« 3.50 " 4.30 "

5.0 1> " 5.40 "

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7.IO '*

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Save Time and Money and Buy your

KidG^love^,

MAWJDMJEMCMIMFS,

Silk Umbrellas, Underwear, Towels,

Hose and Half Hose, Shetland

Shawls, Lace Nubias

Driving Gloves,

and Ties at

280 Warren Street.

Just above 5th street.

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HUDSON

TIME TABLE. Fare 10 tents.

Leave

head Warren

Leave

Franklin Sa.y

Street at

at the River ^ at

6^5"

A M

2: 00 P M

6:55

A M 2:00 P M

7:00

2:25

7:25

I 2:25

7:20

2:50

7:50

2:50

8:05

3:15

8:30

3:15

8:25

3:45

9:00

3:45

9:00

4:15

9:30

4:15

9:30

4:40

10:00

4:40

I0:00

5:45

10:30

5:00

10:30

6:05

11:00

6:10

ii:oo

6:35

Il:20

6:25

11:30

6:50

12:05

P M

7:00

12:45

P M

7:30

l:io

7:15

1:15

7:40

1:35

8:10

1:35

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CLUB STABLES,

. JDiaimond Street^

(Between 5th and 6th.)

Eilf IBT, Bkhm

and Exchange.

A fine assortment of Side Bar Wagons,

Phaetons, &c , constantly on hand, at

New York prices. Before

purchasing your

Fancy Teams and Work Horses,

call and examine our stock.

In our LIVERY DEPARTMENT can

be found the Finest Turnouts in the County,

Double or Single IRigs can be ordered Q by Telephone . q

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DOCK so UTS SIDJS FJEUft T SZI^.

Leaves Hudson dail)- at 8:20 A. M., 1 :2o P. M. and 4:20 P. M.

Leaves Catskill daily at 1 1 :oo A. M , 3:00 p. M. and 6:00.

SUNDAY TUnE TABLE.

Leaves Hudson at 8:20 a. m., i 150 P. M. and 5:15 P. M.

Leaves Catskill at 10:30 A. M , 3:00 P. M. and 6:30 P. M.

iS^Lands at Hamburgh and N. Y. City Ice Company's dock if requested.

STAfclK LINKS.

Stage leaves Post Office for Stottville, Stockport, Stuyvesant Falls and Kinder- hook at 8 A. M., arrives at Kinderhook, 10:30 A. M. Returning, leaves Kinder- hook 1:30 p. M., arrives at Hudson 4 P. M.

Stages leave P. O. for Humphreyville, Livingston, Blue Store and Clermont at

D I P. M.

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travelers' directory. 41 o(

^ >JI . RICE & fr^

Cor. Warren and Fourth Streets,

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JFo Mo S: W. W. MICM& €0.

305 WARREN STBEPT,

H lids 01 If N. Y,f

SELL

PURE DRUGS.

ISPECIALTIBS,

Everything usually found in a First -Class Drug House.

P. S. - Telephone your orders and they will receive prompt attention.

42 travellers' directory.

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CITY HALL BUILDING

MAILS AKKIVE.

Seivi^urk . ..7:00a. m , 12.30 p vi.

South Way 7:45 a. m., 12:30 p. vt.

lihinek <£- Ct. R.R. Po'k'sie it Ki>^gstonl:00 a.m.

A Ibany 7:45 a. m.. 12:3'", 4:00 and 7:U(«p m.

.Vo; th Way . . . .7:45 a. m . 12; 30 and 4 p. m.

T-oy 7:45 a m., 12:30, 4 and 7 p. «i.

Athens .- 7:45 a. vc.

Claver'kd- Chatham Village, 10:15 a.m., &:15p.m.

Boston d; A Ibany R. R 1:30 p. m.

Kiiiderhook d- 8toftoille .... 4:30 p. m.

Harlem R. R.. Mellenville and Ghent .» :15 p. m. Lioingston it- Taghkanic Dai'y at\Oa m,

]?IAIL,S CLOSE.

N Y. <k Po'k'psie, 6:50 11 a. m,. 3, 5:50. 7:30 jo. m

SouthWay 6:50.11 a.m.andBp. m.

Albanu andWest 11 a.m., 7:30 p. m.

Troy 11 a.m, l-.'iOp.m.

Rhinebeckd; Ct. R.R 6:50a. m.

Claver'k and Chatham Village 2 and 8 p. m.

.4 thens 6.50 a. m.

Harlem Railroad and Ghent, 2p m.

B ib A. R.R.. Ghent and Mellenville 8p m.

Kinderhook & Stottville 8 a. m,

fjvingston and Taghkanic .Daily at 12:45 j9. m,. Western States. 11 a. ?«.., 3 and 7:30 p. m.

TRAVELERS DIRECTORY. 43 O

LACES, RIBBONS

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HAMBUBGHS

For tre Million at

SASH RIBBON, EVERY COLOR, SATIN RIBBON, EVERY COLOR,

WOM8TEJDS, Yarns, Veilings, Fans,

RUSCHES, ILLUSIONS,

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Board of Supervisdrs.

COLUMBIA COUNTY.

Chairman - M. L. Bates.

Clerk - ^\x\\\i Neefus.

Supervisors - Jacob Miller, Ancram ; C. Gamvvell Varney, Austerlitz; M. L. Bates, Canaan ; John J. Wilbor, Chatham ; Hen- ry P. Horton, Claverack ; vVm. H. Rock- efeller, Clermont ; William Dinehart, Co- pake ; George Younghanse, Gallatin ; PhiUp W. Rockefeller, Germantown ; Martin V. Stupplebeen, Ghent ; Frederick W. Jones, Greenport ; Lorenzo Gilbert, Hillsdale ; James Kane, ist Ward, Hud- son ; Matthew Kennedy, 2d W^ard ; Levi P. Couse, 3d Ward ; Conklin W^ Oakley, 4th Ward ; Jeremiah B, Richmond, Kin- derhook ; James W' . Ham, Livingston ; Franklin Hand, New Lebanon ; Henry S. Van DeCarr, Stockport ; A. L. Schermer- horn, Stuyvesant ; John NcNeal, Taghka- nic.

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