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GUNNER Retreats.

GEA BATBING.-UN STATES HOTEL,
~ Long Branch ~ j. win open for the reception Of visitors
June 10 1861 With the enlargement Of Dining Room Pallor ad
ditional Rooms &C. since last will amply accommodate
500 guests. Address. b. 4. SHOEMAKER, Proprietor.
vAPPAN ZEE HOUSE, Nyack, on the Hud-
son The spacious edifee Of the Rocklsnd Female IDs
9te viii De opened ON the Sd Of JAY Gtcass BOARD
lNG-HOUsE for Of weeks Those who wish to
avail thenseyes OF this delightful Summer will address,
Immediately l.. d. &c. r. MANSFIELD.
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vT,O THE STOCKHOLDERS AND UNSECUR-


l. ED CREDITORS OF THE MARIETTA AND ClNClN-
MATT RAILROAD COMPANY-You, and each Of you. where
soevr r.ng hereby notified and required In pursuance
of a order the of Common Pleas Of Ross county Ohio
made in suit therein pending, wherein Noah H. Wilson
pautin aud John Mills and others defendants 70 he Win
ne Master Commissioner Of said Court at Chicothe, Oio
OF pts Stock owned 1y each said Raoad Company
under its original orgaizon together with the certificates ana
evidences thereof also the Of ed claims own
ed by each you against said Company together WI theole
bonds other evidences thereof in order hat & ne may
b. audited by undersigned and reported TO said Court ~ as
Noyembete for the purpose OF enabling the a1 Noh
L. Wilson the direction Of the Court to properly oistro
ute % aud among shares amounts OF the de
rrcd or common stock Of the said Railroad Company IS re-
orynized TO which you epecvey entitled In pursuance OF
G rut OF entered into before Ire n,e sale
on February 1861 Of said Company RoGd and Property
: 500 0OO and snow held by said wilson, Trustee for tis
buon 20 the persons corporations entitled thereto Your
sure furnish with the several amounts OF your sock ana
claims and hc evdences thereof by the time de nsted myb
held bar 10 any by you respectively upon said 500 GOO
ofdefsued common Soek SO to be dioqeJ-S co'he
Ohio July 1861. sELDEN ,. COOh
July %, law CIV Mo- Master ComnlssioLer
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Cost au0 fonn0.

II OSr.-A Sole Leather IkUNh, a. between thss
"a NewYok on MONDAY July e. 10 sSia hs Hos Lake
a card marked " Miss Jennie Taylor o''
Mahopac." .o "a the ieturs Of said 1s's~ -
No. - West 2oth-st.
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SPECIAL Notltes.
Morton,s Celebrated Gold Pens

Morton's Celebrated Gold Pens. .-7Impovemssats
nade n machinery for manufacturing Gold Ien ana Sc
cured 10 the subscriber by Letters Patent nave 8bd him TO
overcome many imperfect hitherto ayodable ID he
production and bring the cost wit in the reach oil al
be writing public should know the following acs; Constant
writing or months is done cheaper with Gold ens than WIN
stee therefore It economy use Gold Pens The old Pen
remains unchanged by years Of continued use while ne steer
PEN ever changing cOosoD and tegeiole peiet
uniformity writing obtined only by the ne Of the dod
Pen The Ooli Pea is always ready ana reliable WINE me
Steel Pen must often condemned aud new one selected
tere re- the OF the Gold Pen there is great saving Of
time Gold capable OF receiving any degree OF c cy, so
that the Pen exactly adapted 20 the hand Of the writer
therefore the hand aDdGrm not injured as IL
snown 10 be by the OF Steel Pens He T. cow sell
lnr Gold Pens prices varying from 2j cents TO 81 according
OF which will FAR Outlfst
gross Of the best Steel Pens Sold by al dealers in the ne
throughout the country Wholesale and 70 all s the sto No
IS Ma5enaue where oil orders neosg cash post stamps
will receive prompt seDon arc Pea or Pens correspondence
value selected according TO dcfcpion viii Immediately be
sent by mail or otherwise. a. directed. Address
a. MORTON, No Is Moidenlane. New York.
American Institute Farmers Club viii meet az its
roo as ia the Cooper Union Building, THIS DAY Onday at
"a O'Clock Subject The Flowers and Fruits OF the Season
Admission free.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS Rec. Secretary pro TEN.
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1OcA THE PENNSYLVANIA S6I
ISOY CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOL
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE;
The espaet, of the Road equal 90 any IN tne country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE NO THE WEsn. " ST.

-
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE;
% s Sf Efid sa5sT line SE99T 10 fHE VEST
LIE ofics No. AstOr House corner of Vsssys
q p Of SsSvs .nS G%
Iesn. eHss and III other towns ia the and
South for speed and comfort oy any
sndts MOnins Express, a. m Evening Express, P M
PSah Pie At R Il nss e dsy and stss Connecting there with
efs seel in. and SIN mokins. cars on all the truins
Fare always low, and the time quick as by any otnef
Bx bi. route Freghs Of s descriptions be fowarddo
and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentncsy Indians
RECT OF port onthe nsvsaOe rivers Of the West oy
% rse Of Feish 10 and from any point Of the West by The
kaT ad at all times a' favorable as are ehnsed
y RSS cSTR'si 3 e 70 hi 'aS I
with confidence on s speedy transit ,.. aom,,o,,,,.,
This sS CS%E1ny sS ya ao ns sns we.Td enjoy
comfortable mode Of conyey9nee at enehsi ne Iss
LEIGH 4 Co Esiss' leigh 1IS AssSNio, No. South wilisuss.
MCDONALD BIsCHotF, EWlstasRRs R.,,ssx asSnsl
ENoCH LEWIS General sup't Altoona Pa
NLROAD TO LONG BRANCH, n. j.
Ia Summer arrangement. Three express trains each way
RARlrAN and DEL BAY RAILROAD for Red bank. shsew.
bury @ d9So SHORE Capt S Sherman vii
loot OF RoSiuson daily al M 10 M aud m 70, roIt
Monmouth coHneef0s ed Gs's win aIs s5a ?r S % sd TONG
BRANCH at l0i m ard p n. s.sses, conn., m 49,
Sea Shore. CONCENTRATION and EXCURSION TICKETS
sold at reduced rates Hotels Long Branch charge
suit the tunes.
4 ONG ISLAND RAIER0AD-CHANGE OF
TERMINUs-Leave Jsnos slip aud Sl'.t f"ies, new' New
YORK. at 9 aud 3;3l p m ior Osee1gort ~ ~, n.a ]
lr for sy.stt; 80 p. for tarmngdlls ror fempsS
an I9m 3:3D 430 snd $50 m. For Jamaica fns ,,ss
M II M $50 400 $50 Ond $3.50 p IN Trans leave nu"'
Point on arrival Of boat from James'sIp. ------
NEW-JFRSEY RAlLROADmror PmIasey Prpssy
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and vs. % ssd ii
sS M Fare 80 Through tickets s'd of e,a.
sbnad and tie West end for B;tlm re and 'hf0'sn
checked IN + w WOODRUFF, Assistant Sapennsnsdp .d "a
Nobsssaae viii be received for any trains 9nles,
tctsa rs minutes IN advance Of the time oiess,.S
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tilnsiral 1nstrnmenis.

7 IGHTE g. BRADBURYS
IL NEW SCALE OVERsTRUNG BASS PATEkTINSULA
TED FULL IRON-FRAdE GRAND and SQUARE PlANO
FORTES No. 42l Broome-st.
everybody must be true Every BODY says hey are
the best; therefore they must lie the best
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
h removed 10 No A8l Broadway, between Grand and
Broome-sts where he sells 7octsve PIANOS for Sl All
round corners carved legs 5000 and warranted Second hand
PIANOS and MELODEONS from S2S to $780, All kinds oil
Mucsl Merchandise at prices Fisnos and melodeohso
let from ~ to SO per month, allowed puchaed as per
agreement. Monthly payments received for the same
ALEXANDRA ORGANS for Churches a, low prices
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NEw-YORK, MONDAY, JULY 90, 1861.
Afnnssrenis.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
TrF TIE pNfIG EXGTEMTNT n 2H T TaE lSTRESsE
EVERYBODY ANXIOUS TO SEE
WILLIAM TILLAIAN,
THE COLoRED STEWARD OF The SCHOONER S. j.
which 'Hsf kfs6 III E % FEE fff frSs rPSs3 and "''
WILLIAM sTEDDiSG THE GERNAN SAILOR,
who aided 16d ffd bty T rLfS GTSEEs 5TS heroes are
the Museum where they are entertaining visitors with incl
dents of interest connected with their eyen9 history They
'n'n ExHIBIT * is Il 2 TTE II 70 SECESSION FLAG
"'H ''' NsTSic 1Iso, "f3 FIVE e. REBEL cTTIAssEs
taken from the Pirstes aud the yeritabc,
THE IDENTICAL HATCHET
with which Timan hlled the Ocean Robbers.
THE oRrrT rGoE wrASR6 ASPPRSPNlr 90 lrhE IL WORLD
continues ETS BE TSp5s g MgIc s9d ETp SSfGRoMANCY
E9ERY AFTERNooN AND EVENING; =,
To be seen a al hogr r1y and Eye9ng the TS1en" sp ~
SON with variety Of other isng esrs MONSTER SNAKES
AQUARIA HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL, &c.
Admission to all, rs cenisi Children under 10 10 cents
T AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL THE COOLEST
BEsT-vENTILATED THEATER IN TIE CITY,
TONIGHT,
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
THE SEVEN SISTERS
UNCLE SANS %S&oIc LANTERN
which has been played
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTl-TWO NIGHTS,
aud witnessed by more than
THREE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-FOUR THOUSAND
PEOPLE.
NEW TlTl Music asH the NEW NEW TfElFsG1Ss SONGS.
NEW DANCES,
and
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
w IN TER G RDE N.
w "CEAD MILE FEkTHA" t9th REGIMENT.
-. Mr., and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE
GMERIGA's DREIMi
THE REBELLION or 81.
TIM DONOVAN tof the 69ih ". Il........Mr FLORENCE
JEBUSHA SPARKS loi the 9th Mas l....Mrs. FLORENCE
To commence at o'clock.
rUNHE REBELLION AND THE WAR.
Il DE CORDOVHs LYCEUM, No no Broadway.
Mr. DE- CORDOVA will Te,iie EVERY EVENING, at The
above hall his and sucoessal historical oen,
THE REBELLION AND THE WAR
illustrated with appropriate
DIssoLvING VIEWS.
Admission, % cents. Reserved seats, 20 cents.
GEORGE CHRISTYs MINSrRELS.
" stuyyesant In titutc. Broalsay, near Bouist.
Coolest House in tie Cry. Open night y.
GEORGE CHRiSil ali SlAIEEN ilAoI-1 LASS
PERFORMERS.
Doors open at :; commence Aintance p cents.
INSTITUTE OF ART, No. 625 Broadway.
] DUSSELDORF GALLERY or PAINTINGS.
Works o. American Aiiiti Sculpture Ac Og-n Day ana
Evening" Admission Pc. JAS. ". WARD, secy.
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60 t0bom II man Concern.
NAVY AGENCY. NEw.YoRK, No. % N..s.u-s,., J

NAVY AGENCY, NBw'foRK, NO. " Nsssanst"
July 27, 1861.
NAVY BEEF and PORK.-Sealed Proposals,
~ indorsd "Propo for Beef" and Proposal for Pork"
as the Gaze may be win be received at this office until o'clock
noon saturday the I'd day Of August nex for furnishing and
delivering OF all cost and isk to the United States at the
Nayy-Y ard at Brooklyn,
1900 Barrels Of Beef
2OtO Barrels Of Pork.
The Beef be from well ered cattle. The Pork must
b. packed from cofed welfasned hogs The beef porf
es conform pofsble IN quality TO the ssd
ard assumed oT Navy beef and pork and must pass the usual IN
spec lion OF tho NAVY -Yerd.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by responsible bidders to the effect that ne
OF they undertake the bidder bidders viii his or their
bid be accepted into obligation immediately with good
and sufficient retes furnish the article proposed This
guarantee be accompanied By the certificate Of the u
District Judge Dstri,tAttoney Collector Navy Agent that
The GUAR nors are able 10 good their guarantee No
posa win be considered unless by such guarantee
Full particulars may be acertan.d upon application to the
ComulsndAut OF the Navy Yard, this Office
~ b. The above beef and pork purchased on account OF de
fsnng contractors aud be furnished within twenty
after date Of notice the acceptance OF the popos
/. HENDERSON. Navy Agent.
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NTFW STYLES ENVELOPES!
~ Whereer II waves defend the spot!
Mcclellan is pumpkins ia! ma ma les
FORWARD march to Richmond! -,
The American Eagle taking drink on the ,y!
No violation Of the Flag shall 60 Scott iree!
Civil ruinOus -. ,.t1, B.. ;s7,.a
duThg the "eeA' @N'>i i' - Hartford
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~ DRAPER, No. 36 Pine-st. -st.-lNSURANCE
-. aud BANK STOCKS and SCRIPS Of all kinds pesoted
Anco Stocks whenever desired Securities bought aud SOFA
nt the Board Of BroLefs.
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NETWORK aud ERIE RAILROAD COM
~ PANY-4th and 5th Mortgage past duel ConpaIs' c
fractional parts OF shares in the ERIE HAlLMhn oo
'H"'' ''"sa"'0"J W YEA No % wslla-
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AliIilarn Notlces.

Nliiiiarn Nohces.
OUR WOUNDED AT WASHINGTON
IMMEDIATE DONATIONS WANTED
ICE BY T1IE CARGO,
SHEETS AND sHEETING;
NUSKETO NETTING.
send to ,he care Of
rug SANITARY COMMISSION,
Treasury Bulldog v ashinSton.
Prot A. D. BACBE. NissPIc-ident
ELISHA HARRIS NJ. d, C@Te.ponding Secretary.
GLEX6NDER r. sHIRAs, I. S Army
WILLIAM H. VAN BUREN, NJ. D.
SAMUEL e. HOWE. NJ D.
CORNELIUS b. AGNEW. NJ D.
j. s NEWBERRY. NJ D.
GEORGE T. STRONG Treasurer.
FREDERICK LAW OLMS TED. Resident Secretary.
HEADeUARTFRs RAwsBl's REeINrNT Lignr lSSg4SSgrIr
General Order No. 6.-l. Tois Regiment having been
secepted by WaT Department officers I ms IN the
vasieus States vii send their recruits IN squads o TTny OF
under the charge Of Sergeant 70 the esiaentI Depot
JACK all Of l5tnst and GTeen"ichaV Ne"iOiA
If ers having OF recruits win report that fact at
Headquarters, whosenpon nluenns omcer ol we
United States Amy will be dispatched 10 muster them IN st e
Oieers may report by telegraph, -, ,.,,,,.,,
}. W. CuRRIGR, Acting AdJt
Zouave Gaiters.--The best setting and best made
CATERS in the City. large number on hand FOR sale oy
She single PAIR quantity.
Reginouts supplied at short notice - - -
KNAPsACKs HAVERSACKS PONCHA BLANKETS,
FLAGS ard TENTS on hand OF T. le TO order.
BOYS CATERS: price 50 cents
=. c. WILLIAMS, No 40 Broadway.
rCapiRin Weller vents 100 VOLUNTEER RECRUITS
ior ana regiment III will be furnished with rs'ions
A. once and will instructed by the Captain bse IN muset
fencing Apply to HERMAN WELLER. Fencin Master,
Nos l56, l58 and loo HesteT-st.
Wauted.-FORTT RECRUITS TO join Co. d, 9Th Resi-
= NJ now u the service Of the oyernmen iorthe
war Apply d. Dr Rooms, 18th st. and Univers
ty-place
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DOCKAWAY ACCOMMODATION
III OLD SOUTH-FERRY R0UTE.-rhe ears o. the
BROOKLYN CENTRAL AND JAMAICA RAILROAD leave
South Ferry, Brookly direct for JAMAICA end ROCKAWAf
DAILY connecting Jamsa with hs Rocksway Union line
Stages At 45 and 945 and at 3:l5 aud 4l5
D. m Returnug the Stages leave Rockaway connecting az
Jamaica Cars and 8:5 and at l;l9 and
p Sunday trains from South Ferry leave at 7so and
and 5:45 returning stages leave hoeka-
way at5r M Tbrcu2h fare 90 cents. Doughty AbanSs
Rckaway Ba-gage Express win take baggage to and from any
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Gouse furnishing Goods.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRIGERATORS
n at less tlan wholesale prices sILYER-PLATED WAhE,
TABLE CUTLERY COOKING UTENSILS, Se', &C. al less
IIices than any other house In The trade. ,.,,.
T.. ID. BASSFORD, Cooper Institute
NOR REFRIGERATORS, Water-COolers, Cut
lery Musketo Brp, Tea Tnys PerembnlatoTs, beskef
Wooden Ware &c, got DELMARS, NO 100 brohwsy.
ypNUE NEW GOTHIC FURNACE-FOr warm
Il inc clu -ches houses &c. BARTLETT LESLEY, man
ufacturers N :. 426 Broadway. send for circular
YMANs REFRIGERATION COMPANY, No.
l75 Wsshnston.st -HefreraoIs for Families Cooling
House for Hotels Markets. Packing and Slaughter iiouses
Sesucrs hand and 70 order OF sho notice warranted
operate asacioy; surprising anything in use hitherto
80 WE know that THE POLAR REFRlGER-
Wv ATOR is the best over invented - hoIiicnl urist
BBR1LETT LESLEY, Manufacturers No. 40 broadway.
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N
~ senger Trains via Psyona Ferry from foot Of Chambers ST.
Ia. m., Express.
Sam, Mail
M Milk daily Otisvle and intermediate Stations
IL a. m Accommodation, daily, for Port Jeryi5.
4p m Way for Mddletown, Gewburgh aud intermediate
Stations.
CHARLES MINoT, General sn1t
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
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IENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
From foot Courandt s-Connecting at Hauptoa juno
tion Deawe ackswanna and Western Railroad and at
Eason with Lehgh Valley Railroad and is connections forming
dect line sburgh aud the West without change OF
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Commenci June is6l-
Leave New-I ok as follows:
HARprsBuRG ExPREss-At6a M for Eaon Reading Potts
VILE Harrisburg, Msuch Cnunk Wilismspor
MtIL TKAIS-At8 for EGston, Water Gap Scranton,
Great Bend fittston, Wilkesb.re, &C. =, -, ,,,.,,
l2M THRoUGH TRAIN-FOr EGston, Mauch Chunki "llaH~
port Reading, Potsvile, Harrisburg. &c. -, .,.
4P N THRouGH TRaiN-Fsr Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk =,
$50 p, NJ WAY TRAIN-For Someryille.
gy a WESTERN ExPREss-For Eason. Allentown, hesdidz
Haniburg Pt,sbnIgh and the West. Sleeping Cars from Je
tey City through 10 Pittsburgh r, - r., Tt.
ExpREss TRAM FOR ,RRsBuEG-Ths Ga m Express T,aia
from New York arrives Harrisburg at p N connect n Ea
and West on Pennsylvania Genital Railroad Northern Csna
Dad, North aud South and with the oumoerane '~S
TrE THROUGH ExPREss TRAM FoR THE WEST lesyes
Naw.York A. D. m daily Sundays e1ceptedl mssi1s
close connection at Harrisburg with Pennsylyania H;
I'D Chcago -Four hours time Is saved by taxing ms us
EIIIABETHPoRT AND NBw.loRK FEsRimLesve Ss@ Or
from pier No. North River at 20 and ;-OS NJ '-' 80"
ano $50 p. N. p,., ,t.,;nor., ~ .yhor every trie
h INC Op " JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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Real Gstate for Sale.
Burnins finio, Oils, Mr.

A TWOODs PURE ALCOHOl.-Patented-
n Free from oil and other foreign matter by chemical
E.trscs Efbers Cbloroforn best for PeTumeTs use
T.. ANTHONY, No. J0l Broadway sole Agent
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Princes
CELEBRATED PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
~ Its unparalleled success. s;,riuutaos only to It's great

nYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION and kindred
IFNTA CRACKERs No drugs required Made only by Isaac
Mcay Variety Cracer Baker 2l9 Forsyhst See circular
NOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
il of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY apply at their Yard
corner l2th aud l0hay TO o. FURMAN, Agent No'|
CoutlAndt.st ". Y.
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WANTED-CLERK for n steamer CLERK for
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NETWORK g. NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.

~ Trains leave Passenger station ~ New 1orki cor <
and 4th ay. (ent anee on 2ithst D as follows:
200 A. M Train for New-Iiayen soppng at all stations.
300 m. Fx) for Boston via Springfield connecting at
Bridgeport with Houszonc aud Naugatuck Roads, e Nes-da-
ven With n. H. NewLondou, and stonDgou Railroads; at
Hartford with Acco ain for PToyidencs al Spring
field with Connecticut RR. TO Montreal
$3.50 Train for Norwsk end intermediate stations con-
nectir with Danbury RR-
25p M Train for New Haven stopping At all stations con-
Meeting New Haven with Boston (E1) va shore Line ao'
N n and Hartford and Canal Railroads TO Norihampon
35 D N for Boston Springfield connecting az bIideepot
with Ronsaonic Naugstnck Railroads at New Haven with
n H. New London aud Stoningon Railroads n,
3:50p M Accommodation connecting with DanoAy h@n
road At Norwsk g..
4::O D m for New-Iaven stopping at all stations.
$50 m, for Norwalk ard intermediate stations
$3.50 M, Chester and inerme date stations.
annn MALI, Nar -IIavnn and .taf
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. ALBA
j 4 NY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NOarE

and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambers.st.
Express, Z and IL a. H., and $3.50
and 5 p. m.
Troy ard albany with sleep
ing-car), l0:l5 p. IN.
Pougbkeepsie train, at 8 a. m,
aud l:l5 r. m.
Peek kill train, z p. m.
Sing Sing train, Q 2. M, 4:3O
and p p. IN.
FishAilltrain, 5:3) .. m. .
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