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STEAMER OREGON.
a4f1C1 1I THE Steamer, OREGON, will be
G@s1Fzz2' open for the reception Of visitors tomorrow,


M and o'clock E. NJ z, her mocrngs, Pier No; North
lea,eior Boston Newport and Pr ydence Wednesday At
and Providence 81 Retaining the Oregon will leave Prov
val Of the o'clock train from Boston. 50 tire
rEUfLES LINE Or STEAMBOATS, kUh ALbaNt
a&xeev1 IN DAILY-Suudays Excspted-Through p-
sar.SxxuSs rect at o'clock r. M from the Pier between
yHs-&5@& Courtla Idt and Liberty streets.


Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain X. q. Cruttepdea Ill
leave Monday "Wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
Steamboat kNlCKERBOCKER, CAPTAIN A Houghton,
e'clock


,5oelock NJ landing intermediate pisces from the
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Brainsrd,
will leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday A
moons at o'clock


O'Clock


Passengers taking eithe the above Lines will in Ac
in ample for the Morning Train Of Car. FOR the



The Boats and substantial furnished with cad
esnt state and for speed and accommodations
svalled on the Hudson.


Freight taken at moderate rates


All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats ofk Line
without written order from the Captains Agents
For passage freight apply hoard the boats T. G.
Schultz NJ the ofhce on the wharf. s8r