BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD. TARIFF.-SINGLE, PACKAGE, AND SEASON TICKETS, TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 1, 1861. Season Tickets are sold subject to the following Rules and Conditions, which form part of the Contract of Sale. All Tickets will be made to terminate on the last day of March, June, September, and December. They must in all cases be prepaid. For not exceeding ONE month, 50 per cent. of quarterly rates. For over one, and not exceeding TWO months, 75 per cent. of quarterly rates For over two, and less than THREE months, same as three. For over three, and less than TWELVE months, quarterly rates. For TWELVE months, 10 per cent. discount froin quarterly rates. Season Tickets are not transferable. No allowance made for absence or non-usance. Persons passing over the road without a Ticket, are liable to a penalty; they also forfeit their claim to a Season Ticket. Persons under eighteen years of age, whose sole business is to acquire an education, will be furnished with a Scholar's Ticket, to be used for that object only, at 60 per cent. the above quarterly rates. Holders of Season Tickets must present their Tickets for inspection, when so required by the Conductors, or pay the regular fare in the train, which will not be refunded. Season Ticket Passengers are requested to deliver EXPIRED Tickets (on application for new ones) to Ticket Clerk. Season Tickets are subject to the general regulations of the road, and do not entitle the holder to carry with him anything but his own personal baggage. N. B. The Corporation is not bound to advise season ticket holders of the expiration of their tickets. E. B. PHILLIPS, Supt. FOR NEW YORK & ALBANY. THROUGH IN 8 HOURS, BY EXPRESS MAIL TRAINS, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, VIA WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD. The only Direct Line to Albany, and the only Line between Boston and New York with Double Track and continuous Rail. CONNECTING AT NEW YORK WITH TRAINS OF NEW JERSEY RAILROAD, AND AT ALBANY WITH NEW YORK CENTRAL ROAD FOR THE WEST. THREE EXPRESS TRAINS TO NEW YORK. TWO TO ALBANY. Leave Station of Boston and Worcester Railroad, Albany Street, For NEW YORK at 8.30 A.M., 2 P.M., and 8 P.M.; reaching New York at 4.45 P.M., 10.10 P.M, and 4.50 A.M.; due in Washington at 6 A.M., 9.30 A.M.. and 5.40 P.M. For ALBANY, leave at 8.30 A.M., and 2 P.M.; reach Albany at 5.10 P.M., and 10.30 P.M. Train also leaves for NEW YORK, via NORWICH, by new and splendid STEAMERS CITY OF BOSTON or CITY OF NEW YORK, daily (Sundays excepted), at 5.30 P.M., touching at Pier of New Jersey R. R., at Jersey City, to land Southern Passengers. New York Sunday Mail Train, by Springfield, at 6.30 P.M. Tickets for the West and for New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Washington, via Springfield, obtained at the office of Boston and Worcester and Western Railroad, No. 19 State Street, Boston; and for New York, via Norwich, at 79 Washington Street; and for all routes at the Ticket Office of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, Albany St., Boston. E. B. PHILLIPS, C. Henry Adams,...... 15 Amos Sanborn,.... Newell Harding & Co.. 8 Soap and Candles. Southard, Herbert & Co. 31 Soda, Mineral Water, &c. Fairbanks & Beard,.... 2 Sofa and Chair Springs, & Goods. Goodyear & Alden..... 16 Stained Glass. James M. Cook, inside back cover Stationers. Crosby & Nichols, front colored Cutter, Tower & Co..... 28 Josiah L. Fairbanks,... 11 S. G. Simpkins, front colored Steam Engines. Allen & Endicott,...... 17 Campbell, Whittier & Co.48 Globe Locomo've W'ks, 49 Steam & Gas Pipe and Fixtures. Campbell, Whittier & Co.48 A. J. Perry,.... 44 Steam Heater. J. Henry Norton....... 12 Steam Packing. Boston Belting Co...... 26 Stereotype Foun der. cover Samuel Cooper,. 19 Thos. R. Roach,. 19 R. M. Yale,....... 22 J. B. Crosby, 14 Shedd & Edson,.... 33 Mill. Patent Models. Joseph F. Paul,.. 29 George Blake, 18 Saws. G. Chilson, front cover Herman's, front colored Williams & Co... 27 A. B. Copeland,. 12 Pattern Makers. George Blake.. 18 C. Griffiths & Co.,...... 3 Scales & Balances P. H. Walker & Co..... 10 Seed Stores. Hovey & Co...... 11 ..... Mass. Horticultural Seed Spaulding & Carr,...... 30 Photographs. Silsbee, Case & Co...... 18 John A. Whipple....... 14 Photographic Materials. John Sawyer & Co...... 16 Physician. Dr. Broadbent, 34 Piano Forte, Or gan and Melodeon Piano-Fortes. Keys. John F. Pierce,... William Bourne,... J. W. Brackett,... 45 Messinger & Bro........ 8 Hallett, Davis & Co.,... 42 John E. McNeil,.. 44 A. Newhall & Co...... 20 Alfred Webers,........ 28 Stilluam Allen; Counsellor at Law, No. 20 Court St., Boston. DEBTS COLLECTED & CLAIMS ADJUSTED We are in constant correspondence with over 2,000 attorneys, in as many cities and large towns, all of whom are guaranteed to us as prompt and trustworthy, and through whom we can promptly transact all foreign business with certainty and dispatch. J. W. BRACKETT, MANUFACTURER OF PIANO-FORTES, PIANINOS, (SMALL PIANOS.) The above Instruments, about half the size H. T. LITCHFIELD, BRASSFOUNDER, AND MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED SHIP-PUMPS, BILGE, HEAD, STERN, TANK & FORCE PUMPS. COPPER-WORK EXECUTED TO ORDER. Every description of Wrought and Cast Iron; also, Shipiron, such as Ring-bolts, Chains, Spikes, Nails, &c., galvanized in the best manner, and on the lowest terms. Also, manufacturer of Patent STEAM GAUGES. Lewis St., near the Old Ferry, East Boston. All kinds of Machine Castings and Plumbing done to order. Steamboat Copper-Work, such as Pipes, Brasses, Cocks, &c., made and repaired. GEORGE MARSH, MANUFACTURER OF PORTER'S BURNING BURNING FLUID, SUPERIOR CAMPHENE AND ALCOHOL, FLUID CHANDELIERS AND LAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Kerosene Oil, Oleine Diamond Oil, Cotton Seed Oil, Cotton Seed Meal, Chimneys, Wicks, &c. 105 COURT STREET, (Five doors from Hanover St.) BOSTON. JOHN PRESTON, MANUFACTURER OF CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BROMA, FANCY CHOCOLATES, SHELLS, COCOA BUTTER, &C. 34 & 36 CENTRAL ST., between Broad & Kilby Sts., BOSTON. SOLE AGENT FOR J. MONK'S BOURBON WHISKEY. |