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STATE OF VERMONT,

IiStllct OF new raven.
Be il remembered that at probate Court he'll
den at Bristol within and fer the District o. New
Haven on lie I9.h day CT March A. d. ISIS.
The Executors on the estate Of
GIDEON WING,
late Of Bionktoa in ssid district deccasc.,. RE-
senicI their position in Wiling, praying lUr IL
ccnse 10 sell 50 much Of The real Estate OF the
said deceased as VIII raise the sum of ;s3S eco,
or ior'Ee rurFese Cffaying Tic debts ag;inS, said
estate and expenses Of administrator, ard Il ere
IN Sc; forth the amount Of debts due from said
estate the charges IF administration, The value.
Of lie personal estate, md the situation OF the
real estate 10 se soli-aEI t,a,a sale of sai real
estate IS necessary for the purposes af0.cS.:it: IL
is Ihcreic'c ordered .hei The application i IL
ccnSe 10 sell real estate. = considered .: ses-
sion Ofs1ii Court 70 be ho!Jcn al the Office O. tie
Judge in Biis,ol in $ IL District On tx frSt Mon
day in May 1876 al 10 o'clock A NJ. an, hat
tie Executors cause notice 10 be given tC ~ rcr-
sons interested lv Fu, li>Eiug 4 certified ca, { eC
this Ter in the Northern Galaxy 4 news. arer
PriEied2t Ni!dletUIy in in inc County Of III
son, three weeks socccs>.ycly Previous :. TIC
Term Of said Ccuft
HARVEY MUNS.LI. Iu,,e.
\ t-lc Cory Of Record
Attest, II. McNslLL, Judge Il
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O. SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-Copy of a
letter from Norwich. MessrS. A. B. Sands
&. Co. Cent was, in The month of April,
after aturn of Lung Fever, attacked with a
swelling Of my limbs, which would enlarge
from two TO three inches in circumference
during the day, and subside in the night.
This was attended with the most violent pain
so as to render me unable 10 stand or walk at
times; accompanied with a want of restless
ness. appetite, inability to sleep, and much
constitutional distress. In this condition
commenced taking Sands SaIsapariIla, and
after two days, the pain and resllessness be-
gan to subside, the swelling Of my limbs to
abate. and after three bottles find the swell
ling has disappeared, and the other symp-
toms are entirely removed. lean safely say
that consider my cure to have been effected
By the Sarsaparilla. | am now able TO labor
without any particular fatigue.
Norwich. May 2Sih, Is43, A. S. PARRISH.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dence Of its superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets, which RAY be obtained ofasents
gratis.
W. P. Russell, Agent Middle5ury Vt.
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Large Fire an Troy.-A fire broke out
between 10 and l O. o'clock last in the city
of Troy, which threatened at one time to
prove extremely disasterous, and which
was not arrested until it had destroyed con-
siderable property. The fire originated
in large store on River street which, with
the adjoining store, and two dwelling
houses, were consumed by the flames
The stores belonged to Mr.. Gale, and
were occupied by Webb and Averell.-
The dwellings were occupied by Mr..
Hubbell and MIR Plumb The wind blew
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GOV. TENSIONS ADDRESS.

The address of this gentleman before the
Addison County Agricultural Society has
lust been issued from the press. 1t is al
original and highly useful production. Its
statistics in relation to Addison County are
well worthy the attention of every Asricul-
turai;st IL it. The most valuable ofthese we
shall take occasIon soon TO lay before the
readers of The Galaxy.
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CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
F.S. WINSTO!a.& co.
No. l3S, Pearl Street, New York.

ARE now receiving OF their own Importation
on Commission. and by purchase at Auction,
and otherwise, 4 full assortment Of Wooden
Goods, comprising American, English, FIcnch
Belgian, and German Cloths and Clssimeres,
both plain and fancy. Also, large variety OF
81 TweedS and SaIiGeiS, VesIings and
Panialcon SluiS
- DevJ;inS all our lime and attention exclu-
sively to Woolea GGois which we obtain from
the above sources, We believe we exhibit the lar
geSl and InoSt extensive assortment TO be found
in the city or County.
Is We invite the attention of close and ex-
tensiye buyers to our stock, pledging ourselves
that those vino have been in the habit of buying
their Cloths at auction, Il the expense of much
time and trouble, (oflen getting quantities. and
qualities they do not wanD shall obtain them OF
US, al very small advance Iom cost for Cash,
or on 4 shor, credit for approved G0icS.
New York, April "a, 1915 505w
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Died.

In this town. on the 9th inst. ofconsump-
ton, Charles w. Towsley, aged 2i years.
In Bristol, April 9Th. Mrs. Marriott A. wife
of Geo. w. Parmelce, and daughter of the
late DIR. Needham, Of consumption, after an
illness Of Cftwo years. aged %.
Also, on the same day, Mrs. Ruth, wife of
Henry Vradenburg, Of consumption, after an
Illness OF several months. aged 70 years.
These both, having borne their protrac:ed
suferinss with the utmost patience & Chris
Iian resignation, died in the firm and peace
full hope of joyful resurrection in Christ.
Inst. Adams, Miss Mary Ra,hburn Ferris
aged 90 years.
In Sections River Village. on the 9Th ult
Merab NJ. Kellogg, wife of the Hon. Daniel
Kellogg.
In Middlebury, on the 10Th inst Mrs
Laura wife of Mr. Warren Moore, aged "a
years.
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WHO WANTS A MILLER d?

The subscriber is now wishing TO obtain en-
ploymeHt as Miller. He feels himself fully com
peient to give entire satisfaction as skilliul and
faithful Miller to any mill owners who wish Tor
his services Enquiries can b made al the Office
of the Galaxy or of the subscriber who now IS ii
Dir. Woods MIL in tais village.
ENOS NEGUS.
Mi1dlebury, March 3Ist, 1916. zs; 3w.
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gale during the whole night, and it was
with the utmost difficulty that the spread
of the conhagration was prevented. We
have not heard the amount of loss, nor
what portion of it was covered by insur-
ance.
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Orr PAPER-O ur subscribers will observe
that the paper on which we have printed for
two months past has been Of very fFechied
and rluriy complexion. We shall not under
take to assign the reason. Butwe design to
place our type upon as good paper as is used
BY an, publication in the State as soon as we
can furnish ourself with the right article.
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BUSINESS OF ADDISON COUNTY.

DoSiNESS VI ADDISON COUNTY.
While the business men of New York and
Boston are soliciting customers by sending
their advertisements into various sections of
the country, Addison County seems to be
comparatively overlooked. 1t is not our
purpose to lavish unmerited praise upon the
business aud resources of our county, but TO
place her upon that just and elevated position
TO which she is entItIed among the rival sec
lions OF the country.
1t will not be questioned in Vermont that
there is no county in the STATE which in pro-
portion 10 its territory exceeds Addison Coun-
ty in Agricultural wealth. 1t occupies by FAR
the greatest and richest portion of the extern
sive valley of Lake Champaign, which except
on a!luvial bottoms possesses the most fertile
soil in New England. AS grazing district
our County canno; be surpassed, while our
arabic lands enjoy an equal superiority in the
abundance Of their productions. Her yield
OF Beef, Pork, Butter, Cheese and the vari-
Gus grains is nowhere equalled in New Eng
land. But Wool is her browning staple. Ad
Olson County sustains nearly Two hundred
thousand sheep, being more to the acre,than
any district in the United States. This arti-
Gle is of The most valuable kind and under the
present tariff affords noble income 70 our
shepherd farmers.
Mddlebury the capitol, is among the lar
gest towns in Vermont, and in point of popu-
latlon and business is second only to Burlins-
ton and Montpelier. In manufacturing priv
Ileges Middlebury excells either Of those pla
ces: Outer Creek is among the largest
streams in Vermont. At the village it pours
over a natural fall of 20 feet, and within half
mile again pours over dam Of easy main
tanancc. Both Of these falls have excellent
sites for mills and factories, aud combined
make water power almost equal 10 Lowell
itself. This water power is now improved 10
a considerable extent, having on it Grist-
Mills, Saw-Mills, an Oil Mill, Paper Mill
and Furnace, large Cotton Factory employ
ing 125 hands, two Wooden Factories ofcon-
siderable extent, al it is believed in profitable
operation. Here is likewise Middlebury
College hitherto among The most distinguish
cd institutions in New England. There are
at least 90 merchants of all descriptions in
the village besides other vendors, aud sui,a-
BILE proportion of mechanics.
In the County of Addison TOO is the city Of
Vergennes which also enjoys a capital water
power, has several manufacturing establis-
mens & ,anymercantile houses Of good stand
ng,and is advancing in wealth and population,
and being at the head of navigation on Otter
Creek, and accessible to Canal and Steam
boats, il concentrates large amour, of tusi-
hess. In all The towns in Addison County
there are between 20 and 80 merchants who
purchase goods at New York and Boston
Will the New York and Boston business
men examine and see if these things are ver;-
ly rs we have stated them, and If true, why
should they not politely solicit our merchants
as customers IS extensively as in other coun-
ties, by advertising in our papers!
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TO COU N 7 R Y
MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Eouses--New York.

Being provided with full Stocks of Goods in
our respective departments, the nndersigned Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers
of the City OF New York, respectfully invite the
attention of Country Merchants to an examina-
ton of their seserai assortInents
They trust that their prices and terms will prove
satisfactory, IS they are determined to meet the
reasonable expectations Of purchasers, and with
view 10 communicate directly with you, have
embraced the facilities the Newspaper Pressof
your district, 10 unite in an invitation 10 you to
call At our respective establishments
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CONNECTICUT VICTORY.

The triumph is complete, throughout every
branch of the State Government and mem
bcrs of Congress. The Wing majority in the
State is larger than for Mr.. Clay Baidwin's
gain in one year is 2lo7. Thirdpariyism in
this State appears to be in dwindlins con-
dIlion.
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THE HEROINE OF ANDES.

Aut-ren.isnn, which figures so die gracefully
under the very nose OF executive power upon
the popuous plains Of Rensselaer,, assumes
more interesting character among the Wild
hills of Delaware. The last news from this
quarter will be forad in another column, for
the subject OF this paragraph molly deserves
an exclusive no:ice. Owen Steele ard
Charles Parker, two young men wEo are
Sherif's Oliiccis, were suddenly set upon by
"the indilns,'' near the Fish Lake, IA :emar-
kahle sheet OF wafer, by the way, nearly on
The summit orone ofthe katybrs mountains.)
The road crossing the outlet OF the lake,
pluuaes at once, after passing the clearings,
into The deep and wooded defle, the very
Ground where real Indians would have lurked.
and which was left unguarded by the :ew mock
bsroes of the blanket. Steele and Parker, 1t
seems, actually succeeded III keeping their
assailants at bay, with a couple OF Colts pis-
tolls. until .hey had gained this forest covert,
when, putting spuis 10 their horses, they were
soon out of the reach of rifles, and gained the
Inn in the little village of Andes. The coun-
try around swarmed with anti-rcners. and
thew dared not advance further towards DELHI,
still fifteen miles of. Scarcely had a mes
senger been despatched ihiiher for .uccor,
when the house WIS surrounded with the III
furiated Indians" These last, however,
pausiug before they made their attack, organ
lied themselves in public meeting. and pas
sed a formal resolution TO seize the two be-
leaguered men ard erecnte them on The SPot.
They proceeded to enforce their deternin-
alton. aud there was no man TO interfere.
In this exigency, Mrs. HUNTING, the splri-
ted and handsome wife of the Inn-keePer,
seized large carving knife from the lat!er,
rushed up TO the attic, whittier ,le intended
victims had retired-planted herself on the
narrow stairway, and swore that no INDIAN,
should pass up, except over her corpse ana
then, as we areinformed by advlces directirom
this scene. there, thus armed. and thus detet-
mined, stood this heroic woman for SIR hours
Drawing the whole force of Indian miscreants.
The anti-renters retired. aud Mrs. hunting
was relieved from the pest she had SO nohly
maintained.
God send the State of New York more
such women, for we need them sadly to sup
port law and put down miscreancy. fthe
militia ofthe State is to have a pew head, we
give orr vote Tor the heroine OF Andes.
Neir York Cd-etLe.
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STATE or VERMONT
: Arson BHAH,S1 Allisaa Curnly Court.
4. Dc1eHlbcr Tcg.n
, ALaOS BEAnAN. A. ID. 1874.

Arson P bHA"'S2 Adiisaa cnra!y Court.
ALnos BRAnAY. AID. ISL.
At the term Of the County Cont hell 81 Il d,iicS
bury In and Tor the County Of t isul ga the fccoud
TUESDAY, @. December A. ID. 1874, Ansou T. Bca-
man Of Nrw-liavcn in the County Of Addison, c, nj
nenced his action the ease, by attachments i..t
Ain,nn Beamau Of Addison in tie couny cf S.,uirn
aud State of New Ycik, on contract, whereof, tho
defendant sgrced to deed To the pI'ntiii AL de-
defendants right, in his, the sad defendants meth
er's estate, aud also about four @! LIn set oil
t. l'iai, tbs said defendant aGd A. laskinS E.inis-
traitor 10 Aaron iia>kirs' estate liom :. Scott and
on failure uiihe defendant The plaintiff Il
good title To sad lands, To pay the pl,ulh two l;:-
drcd dollars. Aiso lur hundred dollars flr licncv
had anu rccrved by the Defendant ur THE Use Of the
1 hnif Al>niurtwo hundred dollars f,r none, knit
and advanced by t!Ic plaintiff loI The defendant. Also
for two huncd dollars for sso.!s sold AMI dcl;crcd
by the plaintiff to the defendant. Aud il is sug. rstcd
and shown 10 the court, that said Ahuon B.iuan
was absen; l.nm the State Tic time Of the service
81 said wit, iu hts Yet returned within the sans.
j Is there ne ordeIei tn court HAT sid CTS
coniin"cd uniii the nexi tenn Of said c0uri To- Lee
held on the d Thursday cf June \. D. 1885, aus. ,l.t
noi'ce uiereuibe given To said aou rcausH &, Iu5
ciiun Of this order three NC h successfully IN te
N1rthern Galaxy, public Newspaper printed ~
said iddehay; the lisi of which publication hall
be at least tlIiriy dus~ Lsi.r.. tis a.d next or.
50 GEORGE ) SWIFI, ID. Clerk.
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Albany EIection-Tte Natives in Albany
have managed to defeat the Wing candidate
for Mayor James X Paige Loco has beer
elected by a small majority.
The Common Council is still Wing.
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- We learn that Prof. Adams, the
State Geologist, has appointed, with the APP
proba;ion Of his Excellency the Governor,
Rev. Zadoc Thompson of Burlington, Prof.
Z. :. Carr Of Castleton, Rev. S. r. Hall of
Crsftsbary. and DR.. s. P. Lathrop OF Mid
t!ebury, as assistants in the Geological Sur
yeY Of the State.
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FLOWER SEEDS,

From Ris'eyS' Garden, carefully selected
and comprising AL the new aud most SpIen,
did varieties OF Flowers for oruamentins-
Yards aud Gardens.
True refinement has its origin from the
cultivation of Flowers. Every person
having correct opinion Unnatural beauty
cannot but regard the cultivation ofFlow-
ers rs highly tending TO correct the taste
and refine the sentiment; aud it is a,so a
source of domestic enjoyment that has the
sure evidence Of the noble qualities ofcare,
affection and industry For sale by
April 4, as. Z. BECKWITH & co.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Be it remembered thai at j probate court
holden al Bristol within and for the district
Of New Haven on the 10Th day Of March
1915.
The Administrators on the estate Of
IYALI'ER GRINNELL,
late in New Haven in said District, deceased pre-
scented their petition in writing praying for ccnse to
sell so much of the real uf the said deceased AZ
will raise the Of 5000 for tire purpose Of pay
Ing the deb against said estate nd expenses OF ad-
minstratun, and therein sets forth the aiapn.t Of
debts due from said estate, the charges Of admins-
traton, the value othe persons. estate and the stu
alton Of the real estate be sold and thai it is ne C.
eSslry that part OF the real estate should be sod
i1r the purpose afOrcSaid it is therefore ordered
that the application for license TO sell real estate be
considered session of said court to be hulefi 4.
the Office Of the Jgige of said court in Bristol. irs
said district the first Monday Of Nav 1915 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ and that the Administrators thereof
notice TO be given tC alb persons interested y
publishing certified copy OF fhis order IN the North
ern GalaXya newspaper printed AT Midjlebury in
70 County Of Addison, three weeks success VIZ pre-
yous 10 tie lime OF said ccGrt.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
Atruc copy of record,
10 -i,.cs:, II. MUNSILL, JUDGE.
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- Neighbor Marston of the Patriot, for
reasons best known to himself, has long
chosen TO consider our paper the echo OF Ger
tain politicians in this region. But we wish
osce for all to assure that gentleman that we
are under the influence OF no official mag
uates, individuals or cliques. The very le-
verse is suspected by those who are evidently
IN he minds eye of Mr.. Marston. We are
under no kind of obligation to any politician
CT cligue Of politicians. We have 10 patron
age from any ofthem and neither expect or
desire any office at their hands. Whatever
influence our paper possesses is derived from
our advocacy Of sound political principles
Without the least reference 10 men except SO
far as they are necessarily connected WIKI car
ryiug them out faithfully and honestly for The
benefit of the country. Can Mr.. Marston
comprehend the possible idea of an independ-
eut newspaper. We place him upon his hon
or and ask him if he can say truly as much
of his Patriot as we have Of the Galaxy! If
our insinuationi is unjust it is not more so than
that which he has INDUCED towards us.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Post Office, at Middlebury VI. March 81

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Post Office, at Middlebury VI. March 3
1915.
Arnold William Jones stephen
Ames Deana Keep Philo
Adams Thirsa Langley John o.
Branch James Lawrence Asa
Bolton Sylvanus LakemaD II. H.
Risby Charles Morris Mrs William
Ballard 4. II. Moves Joseph w.
Baldwin Jonathan NorTnander Michael
Carpenter n. Esq. Nash Ashel
Gresham Stephen II .Oatman Alva
Cook Samuel Jr. Pinuey Almou W.
Church Mrs Eliza Perkins Silas
Crawford Mrs A. $. Packard DIR. David
Cummings Arlelcia Ripley Mrs Phiiina
Canavan Thomas Rogers Charles
Dean G.. =. Reeiby Owen
Deveraux Mrs Polly Reagan Bernard ?
Donley Msry Smead John
Donald Nc Miss S. MSamson Mary NJ
Foot Henry VI. Shamheau Lyman
Harvey Elgh Stearns Noah
llochter l.. Severance Roxana
Hawley X. Smith VIM.
Huntington VIM. Smith Jenetie
Huntington Jas. c. Tilden. David r. .
Hall Margaret A. Taylor Emeline
Hill Miss Harriet N.2Wood Philander.
HacketJ Jr. Wheeler Calvin
Hoyt Dea. Harvey Wright Samncl o.
Ingelh Miss Chris,iauaW hcaton George
CHAS. BOWEN, Z. NJ.
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TAILORING

DHTLEMON AMES world respectfully inform
the inhabitants Of MIDDLEEuRY and ucin'iy'
that he ha. aga orened shop in the viase,at the
nurth end of The BRIDG over hoody's Drug store,
where he will be ready 10 wait on has old
nj an ,,bo may favor him with call He hopes by
diligence and punctualiiy in his business TO merit
share Of their patronage.
NIB. Cutting done at short notice, and warrant
cd to fit, if well made.
Middiebury, Jan. slh, ls4s. s6u
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BRIGHTONAARKET.-MosDAr, Apr

BRIGHTON ARKET.-MoNDAr, April
Z 1916.
Reported for the N. e. Farmer.
At market SO Beef Cattle, % pairs
Working Oxen, go Sheep and $3.50
Swine.
PnIcEs.-Becf Cattt.-Sales quick at
an advance, Extra 5000 a 6,25. First
quality $500 SIS. Second quality,
1928 $50, Third quality, "a 80 a A.
10.
Working Orcn.~ Sales sG5, s72, $50.
and SS4.
iShecp.-Sales from $500 to 500. A
few Cossett Weathers SG,25.
ISioine.-Lots to peddle I-2 for sows,
and - or barrows. Two lots Of bar
rows IA. Ohio Hogs 4 IA and IA.
IA retail, 5 10 and i-2.
WOOL-The market remains without
change. Sales moderate.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in Mid
dIebury. on Sunday the Goth inst. :,
Catholics are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Middlebury, IAih Of April, 1885.
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Specimens of comT!on minerals. rocks,
marbles &C., MAY he four inches long, three
inches wide, and one or TAO thick. unless a
larger size may be necessary for a fair exIil-
hilton. The size and form Of rd!uqbte speci-
mems must depend Gu the character OF The
mineral. In all cases they should be kept
free from bruises and scratches, and carefully
wrapped in papers with labels indicating their
locality and the name Of the dcnor.
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SPRING GOODS.
c. Birge & Son, are now getting
in a fresh supply of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Middlebury, April, Is, 1915.
LIBERATION.
GARDEN SEEDS,

From the Shakers and Riseys' Gard ems
just received and for sale BY
Z.BECkWITH d co.
April Iith l545.
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In New-Huven, on the 9Th inst By the
Rev. james Meacham. Mr.. Josiah Cowles TO
Miss Beisey Champlain, all of that place.
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NOTICE.
LADIES.

Mrs SHAW would say that she las JUS, receircd
4 handsome assortment Of
Boaneis, aelc style, French and Eaelish, Rut-
lard Strclg BonneiS-Prince Albert and
Birds Eye Boaaets, Florence s. Shell.
g1TShc would also say that she is very soon
expecting full supply Of every article in her
line, and will be supplied through the season nom
one oi the first establishments in the city.
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Staple and Fancy Silk Goods.

Alfred Edwards g. Co, I22 Pearl st.
Charles Durfee & Co, 1913 Pearl and &c Beaver 81.
George II. Williams, late Of Williams, Rankin
& Penrimsn, 81 Exchange Place, opposite the
Exchange, doors from WIN. ST
Vim. w. Pinneo & Co, 80 Cedar St, corner
William.-SilSs, Ribbons, Millenery Goods,
Freach Flowers, &c
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

Angel s. Co., II William ST., between Elk
change Place and Beaver ST.
c. ". s. j. II. Moore s. Co., 207 Pearl ST..
doors above Maiden Lane.
Rdliock, Mount g. Billings, IFS Pearl st. |
door above Pine It.
At,cater, Gould g. Co., Wall St, betw cen
Nassau and Broadway.
o. T. 8 j. He,c!sn, a74 Pearl ST., 4 doors
above Fulton.
Bost,eick &Shericood, IS Liberty st. between
Nassau and Broadway.