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Title: Appleton's illustrated hand-book of American cities;
Year: 1876 (1870s)
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Subjects: Cities and towns
Publisher: New York, D. Appleton and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. THE SXE.A.3N<^BO-A.X MARY POWELL, CAPT. ANDEESON,Will leave every Afternoon (Sundays excepted), from VESTRY STREET, PIER 39, NORTH RIVER, AT 3.30 P.M., Affording a fine opportunity for viewing THE HIGHLANDS BY DAYLIGHT. CONINE C TIONS.—With Elevated Railway at Ca nal Street. Lake Mohonk, Paltz Point.With Evening Trains at Poughkeepsie for the North. With New York, Kingston dr* SyracuseRailroad. With Pennsylvaftia Railroad to and from Philadelphia. Packag-es of Tickets Sold at Reduced Rates. NORTH. Leave New York, Vestry St 3 Cozzenss Hotel Dock 6 West Point 6 Cornwall 6 Newburgh 6 New Hamburgh and Marlboro.! Milton 7 Poughkeepsie 7 Arriving at Kondout and Kingston... 8 45 SOUTH. Leave Eondout and Kingston 5 30 Poughkeepsie 6 30 Milton 6 45 Marlboroand New Hamburgh.7 00 Newburgh 7 30 Cornwall 7 45 West Point 8 05 Cozzenss Hotel Dock 8 10 Arriving in New York .10 45 TICKETS SOLD AND BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO AND FROM PHILADELPHIA.
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W^INDSOR HOTEL, FIPTH AVEM, 46tl & 47ffl STS., HEW YORK. HAlVKy WAITE, &- WETHERBEE, PROPRIETORS. The Windsor is more magnificent and commodious, and contains more real com-forts, than any other Hotel in America. Its location is delightful, being surrounded by the most fashionable residencesin New York; it is also near the famous Central Park and within three minuteswalk of the Grand Central Railway Station. The rooms, with all the modern im-provements, are especially adapted for travelers; this Hotel also has elegant apart-ments, en mile for families, permanent or transient. The light, ventilation, and san-itary qualities are perfect, and cannot be excelled. SAMUEL HAWK, CHAS. C. WAITE, GAEDNER WETHEEBEE, qf St. Nicholas Hotel, of Brevoort Home, laU of Revere Home, Boston. 12Sb^^ ^

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