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IfiVINGTON, EAST BANK, 23 MILES FROM NEW YORK— POPULATION ABOUT 2,0C0--NAMED AFTER WASHlNGlCN IRVING. 
 
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 BUTTERMILK FALLS, WEST BANK, 60 MILES FROM NEW YORK-N^MED BY WASHI^GTON IRVING. 
 
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OLD CRO' NEST, WEST BANK, 53 MILES FROM NEW YORK, 1,410 FEET HIGH. 
 
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 STORM KING, WEST BANK, 54 MILES FROM NEW YORK, HIGHEST OF THE HIGHLANDS. 1,523 FEET 
 

NEWBURGH, WEST BANK, 60 MILES FROM NEW rORK- ON A BEAUTIFUL AND COMMANDING SITE-POPULATlON ABOUT :C,CCO. 
 
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 POUGHKEEPSIE, EAST BANK, 74 MILES FROM NEW YORK— POPULATION ABOUT 22,000-8TEAMER "ALBANY" IN FOREGROUND. 
 

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ELLERSLIE," EAST BANK, 90 MILES FROM NEW YORK, SUMMER RESIDENCE OF HON. LEVI P. MORTON 
 

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 CITY OF KINGSTON iRONDOUT AND KINGSTONi, W£ST BANK, 91 MILES FROM NEW YORK POPULATION ABOUT 20,0uU. 
 
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, CRUGER'S ISLAND, NEAR EAST BANK, 99 MILES FROM NEW YORK— CONNECTED WITH MAINLAND BY DRIVEWAY. 
 
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 ONTIORA " OR MAN IN THE MOUNTAIN, SO NAMED BY THE INDIANS— BEST SEEN ABOUT 5 MILES NORTH OF SAUGERTIES. 
 

PROSPECT PARK HOTEL, WEST BANK, ON BLUFF ABOVE CATSKILL LANDING, 111 MILES FROM NEW YORK. 
 
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 HUDSON, EAST BANK, 11-1 MILES FROM NEW YORK-POPULATION ABOUT 10,000. 
 
NEW BALTIMORE, WEST BANK, 130 MILES FROM NEW YORK. 
 
GREENBUSH, EAST BANK, BETWEEN THE DRAW BRIDGES, 142 MILES FROM NEW YORK. 
 
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THERE ARE FIVE NATURAL DIVISIONS OF THE HUDSON 
 WITH WELL DEFINED CHAFMCTERISTICS. 
 
 1. THE PALISaDES, an unbroken wall of rock (or fifteen miles— GRANDEUR. 
 
 2. THE TAPPAN ZEE, surrounded l.y the sloping hills of Nyack, Tarrylown and Sleepy Hollow— REPOSE. 
 
 3. THE HIGHLANDS, where the Hudson for twenty miles plays "hide and seek" with "hills rock-ribbed 
 
 and ancient as the sun "— SUBLIM ITY. 
 
 4. THE HILLSIDES for miles above and below Poughkeepsie— THE PICTURESQUE. 
 
 5. THE CATSKILLS, on the west, throned in queenly dignity — BEAUTY. 
 

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BOTH SIDES OF THE RIVER. 
 
 The Panorama presents bcth sides of the River in perfect photographic reproduction. By its aid travelers by river or rail on 
 either shore can see at any time exactly where they are. The work is a novelty in its line and should be in the possession of every 
 one who travels on the Rhine of America —/'('?/:,'// ^V('/.j/t- Ar't-w/wc Enterprise. 
 
 FROM BARTHOLDI STATUE TO THE CAPITOL. 
 
 This unique and interesting emanation from the press will win Ihe popular favor at siftht. Starting from the Bariholdi Statue it 
 gives a continuous picture of both sides of the River to Albany. — J'oughkee/'sie Ea^ie. 
 
 A FINE PIECE OF ART-PANORAMA OF THE HUDSON FROM THE 
 METROPOLIS TO THE CAPITOL. 
 
 An interesting and marvelously beau'iful publication. Both sides of the river are pictured on the same page; all the villages and 
 cities, and the continuous profile of the shores being correctly represented. The work has been in progress for a year ; both shores 
 of the Hudson were photographed last summer. Ihe entire work cost the publisher $in,ooo.—JVt7i's JWss. 
 
 Copies sent by mail on receipt of tfice. 
 
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