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Napoleon and his Marshals.

By J. T. Headley illustrated with IL steel engra.
wings, vols, I2mo. Vol. Just published.
PRIcE 81.
The second volume will be ready in few days.
"The style of Mr.. lieadley is well known. In the
descriptive he has no superior among the popular
writers Of the day, and none of his productions have
been more justly admired than those scenes of the
battle field, which he has painted with SO much vi
witness as to make a powerful impression on the
reader. In this volume he has perhaps exceeded
himself and has produced work that is not to be Of
ephemera popularity, but which will be read and i'd
mred hcreafter.-N, " Observer.
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M. G. RATHB UN g. co.

MERCHANT TAILORS,
INVITE their friends to examine ii carefully select
l. ed assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND
rimm ings.
*'Among iher Cloth, may he found Snper. French
Black, Blue Black, Brown, Olive, and all the fashion
able fancy colors.
Their assortment Of Cas- mere, embraces a variety
OF qualities OF plain FIR. BIN, FIR. BIN Doe Skins, and
a great variety Questionable Fancy.
Iestings, Fig. and embossed Velvei>-ight
da.k liz. Slk-plan and iig Observation-Disclosures
Vest Shapes, aud great variety Of patterns for
Summer wear
For Summer Goats Ca. hmcrclts, Drap de Etc,
Tweeds, &c. For Pani>-Heavy Duck, a ID superior
Drilling.
Also, Self adjusting !Siocks-Back Fancy and
Sumner Cravats-SIppcndcrs- Shrls-Bu>oius and
Collar.. Observation-Disclosures o!urc'l. and white
kd Gtores Aso--hrown and drab Velvet, and
Scrges. MAJ IA.
NJ. G.. Rathbun, &. T.. Ward.
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No. 5I-PRICE % CENTS
This closing mum Der comprises two frontispieces
exqnlsltey engraved, which have been pronounced by
eminent critics unsurpassed for artistic excellence
Subscribers particularly req,e ed to lose no time
IN comp letting their sets, as after a limited interval
the work will only be sold complete, and no longer
lie obtalnablc IN numbers.
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G. HAYNES.
Volunteers Wanted |!

WHO will save Themselves cost by settling their
w accounts due the late firm ofI..& G. f.. Follet
before the Isl day Of June next. After that time all
accounts will he lel with an attorney for collection.
Burlington, May 81, 1916, 81
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Notice.

1NliE undersigned have entered into a co-partner-
i ship Tor the purpose Of carrying on the
Saddle, Harness, Il Truik.m,king bust ness,
at Jericho Four Horner, At the stand formerly occu.
pied by ID. q o. Rood, under the name an style Of
ROOD STONE. ORLIS Roop,
May II, 1916. 5lw3 n. ID. STONE.
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The Bush Ranger of Van Diemail's Land

by NharIes KowcfoIt, Esq. Author OF " Tales Of tho
Colonies" &c.
PRiCE % CENTS.
The scenery and characters in the present
work, not only possess the novelty, but the stirring
and fearful interest of the story-so irresistible. in
deed, as completely to enchan the reader with its
powerful Observation-Disclosures thus Australian ro.
nance equal in deep dramatic power 10 the best pro-
ductioas OF its class in modern times.
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Burlington High School.
IICIAN w. ('HNNEY. Dr,cenfor

The Summer Term OF this institution vii COM
mcnce on Monday the eighteenth uf May instant
No scholars received for less than half tern.
TRt SIEES.
Rev. J. K. CONVERSE, Rev. o. W. p. PEaEODV
Hon 7. FOLIETT, WYLLYS LYMAN, Esq.
GEO. B. SHAW, Esq. Prof CALVIN PEASE.
DOW
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MiLLER's LEATHER PREsERVATIVE
~ Water Proof Hacking.

FNHIS Backing is not designed 10 produce polish,
L bnt TO render the leather Soft, Pliable Water
froof aud mich more Durable. The inventor has
had many years experience in the Tanning aud Shoe
Making business, and has prepared this article, hav-
ing spent mnch time IN pereclng II, with view sole
~ TO the good Of Leather
Manufactured by +. MILLER, Warsaw, N.
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Harpcr's Illuminated Shakespeare.

Nos. 70 s0-PRIcE 25 CENTS.
The gorgeous drama of Antony and Cleopatra Sill
perbly embcshed, enrches the present issue of this
beautiful edition of the great Poet The Engraving of
the Head of Cleopatra is full ofbcwitchins beauty.
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NEW GOODS.

NJ w. GAGE has Just returned from n. York
Y. and Boston markets with well selected as
sortment Of GOODS, consisting Of
FANCY PRINTS, OF every description
Ginghams Printed Lawns, and
Delalnes, 70. ladies' dresses;
Silk Barage and Delane Shaws, of The latest style;
Fancy Cashmere for aenrlenens pants;
Summer Goods for childrens clothes, all kinds;
Cotton and linen Thread-Spool Thread
Cord Thrend--Silk and Twist of the best quality;
Cotton Cloths, Drilling Bed Ticking, etc.
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Life in Prairie Land.

By Mrs Eliza W Farnham. l2mo, muslin, gilt.
PRICE 50 CENTS
Forming No. XII of HARPtRS NEW MlSCEL.
LANY OF STERLING LITERATURE.
No work has ever been written on Life in the West
so rich IN humor, so spirited in its descriptions, 80
ahoundng in thrilling incidents as this.
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
VTNOY Books in abundance-Blank Books all quail
tles-Black, blue, and red lnk-lndellable Ink
Steel Pens, and Quills-Leter Paper, very nlce-do.
do choap-Cap do. all prices. fresh supply for
sale by s. WOODS.
May &c, Is46.
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Notice I!

THE Partnership heretofore existing nm Ter the
Firm Of l. & c. r.. ollcli, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The Book. and Papers are left
for The present al their Old S,ore-whcrc one Of the
undersigned may be found prepared 10 adjust all
LOUIS tOLLETT,
CIlAS. T.. FOLLETT.
Burlington May, IL. 1916. so
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Manufacturer of all kinds Of paper boxes, band box
es, band box papers, dealer in binders and OK
boards, and importer Of ioncy piper.
'harcs Clndrus, 50 John street, up soirs.
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Haswelrs Engineers and Mechanics Pocket
Book.
New edition much improved. Neatly bound in leather
PRIcE Sl.25
This valuable manuel has passed under a thorough
revision; the new edition comprises large amount
of important information respecting Steam and the
Steam Engine and numerous useful facts in the
various mechanic arts, CLEANED from a variety Of
sources.
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A ND SHOULDERS,- Lard of the frs, quality
"A Mess ana Clear Pork-Four-Corn Meal, and
mo ST other kinds OF provisions, at
May IS. A. 5. DEWEY'S.
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PERtUMERY, SOAPS. &c.

Manufacturer and Importer of choice periumary tole
soaps, extracts, colognes, &c.
Eugene toussel, $50 Broadway, leween Liberty and
Courand streets.
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.

Manufacturer and Importer Of musical Instruments
all kinds musical merchandise constantly on hpn1
Edward Back, 81 Fulton, corner Gold
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STATE or VERMONT, VNfiE Hon the Pro-
District Of Grand lie, s.. j late Court for the
District o. Grand I>le--To the heirs and legaces OF
Apleus Tsdae, late of North Hero, deceased.
WHEREAS, William Howard, administrator ofthe
estate Of the said Aipheus Tsale, hath repre- ened
10 this court that the personal estate of said ecca ed
is insufficient to pay his Just debts by the sum ofsIx
hundred dollars, aud hath applied for license TO sell
much OF the real estate OF said deceased as will
pay said sum- and the costs and charges for setliag
said estate:
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore the Probate Court al session thereof TO be hol
den at the Court House in North Hero, on the
ond Saturday OF June, A. y. 1916, and show good
cause to the contrary or give bonds said court
sha direct for the payment of said debts, Otherwise
the said administrator will lecened d. authorized
sell so much Of the real estate Of said deceased as
viii be sufcicn, 10 pay the aforesaid sum and all e
gal costs and charges 1t Is ordered by said court
that the foregoing notice lie pull lshcd three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press. a uewspa.
per printed in Burlington, in the County Of Chilen-
den, the last of which publication 10 lie prior 10 the
second Saturday of June A. ID. 1916.
Given under my hand at North Hero, this 18th
day OF May, a. ID. 1876.
CARV WHITNEY C,r:.,..
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GARY WHITNEY, REGISTER.

A =. DEWEY, has received during the past
"A. week a fresh supply of GOODS in his inc OF
trade, among which are North Shore Salmon, Con-
neccnt River Shad Mackerel of The first quality, in
Bills, half Bbls aud Quarters Rio, Lagura. Java q
Mocha coffee, Choice Tea, Brown & Refined ST.
gar>, ST Crox Il Sugar House Moa,ses, Ground
Spices, Sperm q Mould Candles, Soap Starch &c.
Al>o-Lemons Oranges, Figs. Currants, Cnron,
Box and Suliana Ratslns Mace, Pepper Sauce, 10.
mato Catsup, Pure Ground Mustard, DC.
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GOLD PEN MANUFACTUl.ER

Albert g. Raeley, lS9 Broadway for s,le at mans
hcurcrs prices, by all the wholesale welt:s, sta
TONERS, C., warranted.
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NETWORK
WHOLESALE HOUSES.
SPRING TRADE ITO COUNTRY MER
CHANTS.

WE respectfully ask your attention 10 the follow
w ing reasons why You should make your pur
chases of goods in the New York market very
frankly confessng it is our desire that you should
do so.
1t must C admitted tina, from 20 10 GO per cent of
all the foreign merchandise which is imported into
tins country is received in the port OF New York. OF
course there is here the opportunity for the widest
lection The stock OF goods hand in ibis city is
all tunes larger than the united stocks # all the 9th
er Eastern cities. 1t is equally certain that New York
is the chief and great depot for the manufacturers Of
the Eastern and Middle States and Of the products
of the Western.
The prices of goods in New York. by reason ofits
immense supplies, and the consequent competition,
are necessarily lower, and credits extended on as
liberal a scale as at any other point
The Merchants, Manufacturers and Importers
whose addresses are suboined are prepared prove
the ruth of these positions, and will be happy 10 dis
pose Of Their goods terms which will verify all that
is asserted here.
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Magazines for Juue.
Fire Works.

A FEW Sky Rockets, Roman Candles, Wheels
N &c, eau be had of BRINSMAID & BROTH
ERS. As they kept some distance from the store,
hose who wish for them must apply a short time
before they are wanted to be used. 81
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Importer and Manufacturer Of musical instrument.
and dealer in strings for vions, piano ior,cs, an.
publishers Of music.
c. G.. Chrisman, i0l Pearl street.
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UMBRELLAS, PARASoLs and sUN-sliADrs

John ]. Smith, manufacturer 232 Pearl St. Que door
from the corner of Buring Slip having returned
from Europe is prepared to show his customers the
most elegant French and English styles.
George J. Byrd, $50 Pearl st. opposite Ccd.r is prs-
pared with stock OF Umbrellas, Para-ols, &C.,
manufactured at this establishment, unsurp passed in
the market.
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The Wings of Vermont are requested to
assemble in their respective towns, and
choose three or more delegates to attend the
State Convention, TO be holden at Wood
stock, on the 18th of June, to nominate a
Ticket for State Officers. Prompt and eff
Gent action is requested as questions Of I'M
portance will be before the Convention.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. r. HODGES, State
PORLUS BAXTER, : Commit
+. Z. WALTON, Jr., tee.
SAML. ADAMS,
A. l.. MINER,
May, 25th, 1916.
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PREMIUM HORSE.
s II " n " ~.
A Fashionable Hair.Drcsser

MAY be found over II. Thoma' store, who would
lVl respectfully invite The attention of the public.
May 20, 1913. JAMES TAYLOR.
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TRUNKS AND BRU SHES.
SALAMANDER SAFES.

White Birch, Office Us Broadway, manufactures
of all kinds and sizes OF brass ri,es for trunks. \
superior article al reduced prices.
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Groceries.

TEAS Of all kinds and qualities Brown Sugars
crush'd do, Powdered and Havana Coffee, Aspice
Ginger, Cassa, Saleratu,, Cod Fish, Salmon, Mack
erell Pork, Flour, Salt by the bag aud bbl.
B5-Store doer south of 4. j. Fay's shse tore
opposite the old Bank.
Burlington, May 2S,h 1916. 81
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INDIA RUBBER GOOrS

Goodyears patent insoluble india rabber goods war
ranted 10 stand IN every climate
George Beecher, sole agent, lo0 r'N
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board prints, &c,
Howell " Brothers, 1877 Broadway, have received the
premiums for the best manufactured paper hanglngs
IN the cIiEs oil Boston, New York and Phladelpt
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CROCKERY, LOOKING GLASSES &C

CROCKERY, LOOKING GLASSES, &C.
Importers and Dealers in glass, china earthenware,
looL ing glasses and clocks,
Smalley X Nelden, 50 Pearl ST.
Richard +. HavIand So M,den lane, between Pearl
and William SIS.
+. W. Ogsbury; Sc Cour,andt ST. between Green
wich and Washington. Hotels and vessels suppl
piled al the lowest rates.
WlIam A. Francis, IS Dey ST. first street north Of
toarilanGt, between Wash ngton 81. and North
River.
Timothy T. Nissan s Son. li5 Maiden lane, between
Water and FroAi.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. FRUITS &C.

Johnson, Nroom & Fowler, manufacturers of fancy
ana inmly soaps, patent candles, periumery, &c.
3Courandt st. and 10 Trinity Place.
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AGENCY FOR FLINT AND GREEN GLASS
EAL TORlES

Druggists and chemical furniture fancy bottles and
walls of cut, plain mded and ,areaated colors.
jars French and German cut toilet bottles, man Is
ornaments of china and glass. N
Andrew Ross, lS0 Maiden lane, will remove " WI
l27 Water ST. up stairs m cunlStanct
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Notice..

THE undersigned have entered into n co. partner.
ship, for the purpose of carrying on the Mercan-
tile business al Winooki Fall. under the name md
style Of MUNSON & FOLLETT,
JoHN s. MuNsoS,'
LOUIS FoLLErT.
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HARDWARE. ANT

Importer aud GNT, July s, 1915.
~, ,,artment is informed that
ONE military establishments on
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Grocers and commission merchants. importers and
dealers in brandcs, wines, segars &C.,
Beers & Bogart, III South st.
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Rich's improved patent double and single salinander
safes. Warranted free from dampnsss as ~, rs
lire proof an improvement upon WilIer'a patent,
for sale by
A. $ Marvin, agent for the manufacture l,5t ws,r
street.
The or icinai Wdci's genuine patent doul and SIN.
gle Salamander >aios, warranted ice fvm
dampness.
Sas {. Herring manufacturer and dca Ter in o.. ind
of ron safes, 1873 water 81. corner OF dcpcvsier 81.
Double saamander safest. J. Gayor the original
inventor aud paentee of the double safe and impruv
ed deecior loch, warranted fire and hef proof and
dry. Single salamander safes warrsIied equal "
any maker, for sale by
Leonard Brown, 80 wall ST.
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SU-NWER TTE1R, &c.
n CASES Summer Wcar,-a variety OF stycs and
I qualities.
Cases Cord Cambrcs For salebv
May IL. Villas & MOVES.
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George Greenly, "Ol Chambers ST., running through
10 Readc, three doors from West st.
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wholesale proce5 and dealer in wines foreign and
domestic liquor and segars-aso manufactures OF
cordlas ant bhyrs.
George Grecnlv .Oi Chambers st., running thronQh
10 Readc, three doors from West st.
Grocers and commission merchants. importers and
dealers in brandcs, wines segars &c,
Beers q Bogar,, III South ST.
Importer and dealer in Orard, Dupuy e. Co, corni.
and champagne lrandies, swan and hour ass gin,
Jamaica spirits. lrsh whiskcy, Madeira, Port ana
Sherry, TrnerIe, claret and champagne winc,, as.
sorted cord ais bitlers, ,Havnna segars, &c.
Henry Lehman, 232 Washington ST.
Importers Of wines brandies. absnth, &c-Also,
manufacturers Of cordals syrups, litters nmd 9TH
er articles for supplying steamboats, hotels grocers
and druggists.
John L. Mossuirr & Co., &c Warren st.
wholesale dealers in foreign and dome, tic green and
dried fruits, vines segars, tobacco dc.
Ross d Nam, 2l0 Washington st.
TOBACCO SNUFF d. sEGARs.
Fine cut tobacco and manufactures and importers Of
choice segars.
John Anderson 4. Co, Wall ST., 2l3 and 2l5 Dnans
St. have received the highest premium of the Amer.
lean institute for 1913, IA and As.
Manufacturer and dealer in fine cut, snuff and paper
tobacco Pound papers improved plan war
rantcd equal 10 any in the state, CT cents. Every
u
ey refunded
Henry Refill, II Front ST., corner old slip.
SPICES, COFFEE, COCOA AND MUST D.
Either manufactured or prepared Tor family use .ay
be had OF the choicest qualities at lle
Office of the
Hope Mills, 81 Front ST.. New York.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, e..
Dealers in drugs, medicines. paints, oils, dye s,u..
window glass, d..
Bush e. Illlyer, lis greenwich st.
Dealers in oils, paints, glass, dye siuf.,
Dcfures, d. CO, 205 west ST.
Vandvener g. Tallmadgc 81 Barclay st. cofrc- ..
| Washington. Van u. d. T. also manufac,ir, INK
and backing which Obtained the premium al The I.s
fair OF The American institute.
Bronze powders, gold paint, gold, silver and lOrersa
| leai dutch metal and exc.
J. II. Rickct, wholesale agent, Be maiden ',ne-
Bronzes so per cent. lower than any other 4s; N
| the United States.
Manufacturing and furnishing establishment la g
dsgucrreo'ype business.
F.. Write rs broadway plates, cases, chemicals,
polishing appai muses. and very article used IN he
! business. Also tue German, French, and Amer can
cameras.
TRUNKS AND BRUSHES.
Manufacturers Of Travelling and packing trunks W.
Ices, carpet bags, rocking and hobby hor.
ses and voloclpeles.
Il, s X w. u. Strong, Peck slip. corner Of Pearl
St and opposite the eastern Pearl ST. House
Il. ii. OLSEN & Son, POI Pearl ST. corner Maiden
lane.
Brush manufacturers and dealers in brooms cedar
and willow ware, pals, tubs, mats and ropes.
Won T.. Neeher, 1876 Washington ST. opposite Wash
ngton marhe-onc door above fulton.
Laden n liuagand, 100 Washington 81. one door be-
low Fulton.
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ON what II has ap'
destruction OF hui
AehICULTi

nNHE Suhs,rit 80:
l. friends OF A connection WIN '''s
Agricultural .Soae, From 1876 10
ticuid,iy, 10 BE x,anded m the ma
teen offered in hi S'
we speak the ,ruth'.ofo, nearly "''o
earnestly invite all, whole civil list for
We have Prouiy IN 90, not tell
Side Hill Sward, W. ~"
variety Of PlowsY men, now many
Rugsles, Nourse ms. would il take To
a a'oa a s%ne' 81 IL year ne. profits for
Farmers, AMI d
The above
W. Lowell,
llnetoa, llan in cheating others, dom
Agent a cheats in return.
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Wanted.

TWOor three Journeymsn Painters may ind en-
ployment for the season, by applying Immediate
lylo SCOTT Il HAWKINS.
May %, 1916. 81
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Wholesale eroceS and dealer in wines foreign and
domestic liquor and segars-aso manufactures Of
cordials and bhp
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STAPLE AND FANCY 81 4 GOODS.
Carleton, rockingham & Co., l27 and l29 William
ST., the Washington Stores.
Jobber OF staple and fancy dry good>, Zephyr Worst.
ed, Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons, Laccs, Embroidered
Trimmings, snd embroidery articles in general
d. :. Turner, 60 William ST. between Cedar and Pine.
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Importers and Johbcrs in looking glasses, and Impor
tiers OF looking glass plates.
Reuben &. Bull ~ Co., BPS Pearl ST. opposite P.ait,
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from The Manufacturers. We pay no .
them, but larely the Agents cons IN
manner we obtain an advantage
these Goods IN less amount thc r.,
pay a .JObber's profit, whrc''nercss 'or
direct TO the Agencies. Pmom Lake
, we w0 ,ha, %,re ar. tue a. affirmed tina,
terms better than any not cost over
ofsuch railroads
Burlington May,yc built, had il
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DRY GOODS.
IsiPoRTERs AND DEALERS,
In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods:
+. 4. J. Bussing Nos. III and ll3 William street.
of John ST., the Washington Stores.
+. S. g. d. Lalhrop, Nos rs and III William street
and 80 John ST., the Washington Stores.
Taylor q. Armstrong, 2l3 Green st.
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Cash Job

Cash Job
ITO BUILDERS. The undersigned viii receiy,
L proposal, until the 18Th Of June at one O'clock
p. NJ, for huildnga School House, IN the Sd school
district IN Burlington, (near the house OF David Fish1
according TO plan TO he secn in the hands Of Arson
johnson. Separate proposals will be received for
the ma son worR, and for the joiner and carpenter
work. ANSON S. JOHNSON,
5lw3' Building Comniitte,
Burlington, May 20, 1876.
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Importer and dealer in Orard, Dupuy e. Co. cogni-
&C and champagne lrandies, swan and hour ASS GIN
Jamaica spirits, Irish whiskcy, Madeira Port and
Sherry lenerilt, claret and champagne winc,, as
sorted cord ais bitlers,sHavana segars, &c.
Henry Lehman, 232 Washington ST.
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Bibles and Tesla sMeMls.
A LARGE supply for sale by
n May 49, S. WOODS.
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CHEAP CASH
3o0K store

A general assortment OF School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
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STRAW GOODS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in straw goods palm leaf
hats, artificial flowers, dc,
r. T. Wilde & Co, SO William ST. up stairs.
J. H. Hills, l36 Pearl Il. up stairs
Eli e. Blake - John 81. up stairs.
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Wholesale dealers in foreign and domestic green and
dried fruits, wines, segnrs, tobacco, dc.
Ross d Nam, 2l0 Washington ST.
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HOSIERY, CAPS, STOCKS, dc.
Importers of Hosiery, Suspenders Gloves, Cravats,
Scarfs, &c. Manufacturers ofCaps, Stocks,
Linens, Oil Silks.
John, NJ. Davies Jones, LOG William ST. south east,
corner of John street.
Gcnilemen's general Furnishing Store, Manufaciur.
ers and wholesll. dealers IN Shirts, Collars,
Bosoms, Stocks Cravas, &c.
J. P. Wakcman y Co., 76 MAIDEN lane.