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A neatly illustrated advertisement appears on page 214.
Adrianee. Platt & Co., 185 Greenwich st., New York. See Card on Map. BUCKEYE Mower and self- Baking Reaper, the most. Perfect Harvester in the World.
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CITY OF HUDSON.
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Payn & Cummings, (C. N. Payn and E. D. Cummings,) agents for Blees Sewing Ma- chines, 250 Warren.
PAYN, E., police justice and lawyer, 171 Warren, up stairs.
Payn, Horace, groceries. 135 Warren, also overseer of the poor.
PEABODY, AMOS HI., (Peabody & Rossman.)
*PEABODY & ROSSMAN, (Amos II. Peabody and Wm. F. Rossman,) stoves, ranges, heaters &c., 299 Warren.
PEAKE, ELIZABETH MIss, principal Hudson Young Ladies' Seminary.
PEAKE. SOPHIA C. Miss, principal Hudson Young Ladies Seminary.
PECK, DARIUS, prest. Hudson City Savings Inetitution, attorney and counselor at law and county judge, 104>> Warren, house 76 Warren.
Peck, Horace R., lawyer, 104% Warren.
Peck, Willard, lawyer and real estate agent, 87 Warren.
Perry, Wm. H., eating saloon, 101 Warren.
Philip, Frank J., boots and shoes, 5 Warren.
Philip, Jordan & Co., (Chas. Whitbeck.) general insurance agents, 188 Warren.
Philip's Spiral Corn Husker Co.'s office, 329 Warren.
Phillipe. F., meat market, 345 Warren.
PHIPPS & EVANS, (J. L. Phipps and C. H. Evans,) brewers and maltsters, Mill St., North Bay.
PHIPPS, J. L., (Phipps & Evans.)
Pierson, Chas., (Silas W. Tobey & Co.)
Pinkham, Geo. A., groceries, 25 Warren.
PITCHER, WM. H., physician and surgeon, ISO Warren.
Plank, N. S. & Co., (M. H. Crapser and Win. A. Brown,) dry goods, 825 Warren. Potts, E., (Lasher & Potts.)
Potts, Peter F., ( Potts & Sheldon.)
Potts & Sheldon, (Peter F. Potts and Henry Sheldon,) groceries and provisions, whole- aalo and retail, 326 Warren.
Poultney, John H., A. M. U. Express agent and insurance agent, 107 Warren.
POWER, GEO. H., (J. J. Martin & Co.,) (Win. Badgley & Co.,) prop. Hudson & New York Steam Transportation Line. also mayor of city.
Price, Frank, city marshal, house 26 South Front.
Promenade Hill Ice Cream Saloon, Herrick & Greenfield, props. Pulz, N. G., grocery, 56 Columbia.
Pulver, Egbert, saloon, livery and exchange stable, 228 Warren.
Pulver, Peter S., livery, boarding and exchange stable, 170 and 179 Warren.
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Race, Henry W., general agent Republic Life Insurance Co., 98 Warren.
Rav. Alex., eaw filer, Franklin Square.
Reed, Truxton, confectionery, toys and bakery, 301 Warren.
Reid, L. W., teacher district school No. 1, Allen.
Reid, Wm., prop. Fish House, 149% Warren.
Remington & Co., (R. M. Remington and L. Moore,) coal, flour and feed, 20 Warren. Remington, R. M., (Remington & Co.)
*REYNOLDS, ALLEN. leather and findings, 19 Columbia.
Reynolds. Reuben, confidental clerk with Allen Reynolde. 19 Columbia.
RICHMOND, PHILETUS. manuf. soda and sarsaparilla, 94 Allen.
RIVENBURGH. JACOB M., wholesale and retail desler in groceries and provisions, grain and produce, 72 Warren.
Rockefeller, Allen, merchant tailor, 830 Warren.
Roe, John H., mansger Union Store, groceries and provisions, 207 Warren.
Rogers, Walter, prop. Hudson House, Franklin Square and Depot.
Rogers, Walter Jr., oyster saloon, Front corner Allen.
Rogerson, James C., hardware, 335 Warren.
Roraback, E. A., wholesale grocer and liquor dealer, 344 Warren.
Rorabeck, U'riah, harness maker, 314 Warren.
Rosenthal, Isaac, supt. Hebrew Congregational Church, Warren.
*ROSENTHAL. ISAAC, tobacconist, cigar manuf. &c., 163 Warren.
ROSSMAN, ALLEN, ( Rossman & Mckinstry. vice-prest. Farmers' National Bank. Russman, L. J., draggist, corner Warren and Fourth.
Rossman & Mckinstry, ( Allen Rossman and Augustus Mckinstry,) drugs and medicines, 229 Warren. Ross'nAc. R. L .. stores. 315 Warren. Haseeran, Stanton, manof knee and ankle boots, harness &c., 160 Warren. Roseman, Wm. F. (Perately & Rossman.) Rote, Henry, groceries and provisions, 270 Warren.
Rowe, M. Mrs., dress maker, 317 Diamond.
Rowles, A. J., (Rowles .& Rro.)
Rowles & Bro., (.1. J. and S. G.,) bakery and confectionery, 169 Warren.
BUCKEYE
Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map. Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester In the World.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
H. J. Rifenburgh, Carriage Trim- mer and Harness Maker, Clermont, N. Y., manufactures the celebrated Scotch Im- proved Cane-Top Collars, which are fast becoming the favorite of farmers and teamsters. 'Their peculiar construction makes them superior to any other in use. They were introduced into this section by Adam Holmes, who served an apprentice- ship of seven years in Ireland and three years in Scotland, at Collar making, and was thirteen months with Mr. R., long enough for him to learn the art of Collar making. Mr. Rifenburgh has had twenty years experience in the different branches of his business, and is thoroughly posted. see card, page 222.
G. L. Forris, dealer in Hardware, Iron and Stoves, Chatham Village, N. Y., calla the attention of the public to a fine assortment of Stoves, Axles and Springs, Carriage Trimmings, Agricultural Tools, &cu pot surpassed by any other establish- menit in this vicinity. Everything in this line likely to be wanted can be procured of Morris at as low a price as anywhere in the County. He advertises on page 218.
E. Reynolds, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker. Copake, N. Y., publishes a card on page 190. Mr. R. keeps a good as- sortment of Stores, Ranges and Hollow Ware, and sells at prices to suit the times. He gives special attention to Tin Roofing, uses the best of materials and guar- antoes all work entrusted to his care.
E. H. Gifford, Lumber Dealer, No. 257 Union Street, Hudson, N. Y., is pre- pared to supply his customers with all kinds of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &c., as well as Lime and Cement. We commend his establishment to the attention of build- ers and others who want anything in bis line. Ho advertises on page 191.
Theodore A. Boynton, dealer in Boots and Shoes, No. 175 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., will take pleasure in re- newing your soles and all other appendages in that line. If you have uchers of corns he will give you an easy fit at a moderate charge. Give him a call. His card appears on page 194.
Andrew Van Alstyne, desler in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., Chatham Cen- ter, N. Y., advertises on page 206. He keeps & general assortment of all good» usually found in a country store, sud you can get anything, from a cake of soap or a box of pills, to a suit of clothes, a barrel of molasses or a plow. Call and Fee for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Clark & Van Densen's Machine Works, Chatham Villsve, N. Y .. have all the facilities for doing a general bastieny in Turning, Planing. Gear Cutting, &c., iu Iron. Parties wanting work in this line will find it for their advantage to call on Clark & Van Deusen, who will do all work with promptness and satisfaction. See card, page 214.
S. Jerkowski, Merchant Tailor, Main Street, Chatham Village, N. Y., will furnish you with anything in his line, from a paper collar to a full suit of clothes, or take your measure and warrant fits. Judging from the well dressed people every day seen coming from his store, we infer that they know where their interest lies. Let the seedy ones take notice. See card ou page 206.
Carpenter & Flint, Undertakers, East Chatham, N. Y., whose advertisement appears on page 202, keep a good assort- ment of Coffins and Caskets, and are pre- pared to attend to all calls with prompt- ness. Those having occasion for the ser- vices of an Undertaker will find Carpenter & Flint ready to attend them.
Peter B. Walker, Carriage Maker, North Chatham, N. Y., makes to order, Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs, and guar- antees satisfaction. He uses good ma- terials and does first-class work. His card appears on page 202.
Justus Walker, North Chatham, N. Y., is prepared to do all kinds of Car- riage Iron Work, in a manner equal to the best. Those who want a good job and fair prices, call on Walker, and he will put your running gear in order at short notice. He advertises on page 202.
Avery & Hildreth, Steam Carpen- ter Shop, No. 146 Union Street, Hudson, N. Y., publish & card on page 310. The proprietors are prepared to furnish Plans, Estimates and Contract for building or re- pairing. They thoroughly understand their business, are energetic and reliable, and those giving them their patronage will find them ready to guarantee all work as rep- resented. Call on Messrs. A. & H. if you propose to build.
Allen Reynolds, dealer in Leather and Findings, No. 19 Columbia Street, Hudson, N. Y., offers to the trade good bargaing in all goods in his line. He pays cash for Hides, Skins, Wool, &c. See card on page 298.
Columbia Republican, published at Hudson, N. Y., by Bryan & Webb, is advertised on page 298. Those who want a good weekly paper will find it for their advantage to subscribe for the Republican. The Job department is furnished with facilities for doing all kinds of work. Call and see.
D. C. Wildey, Hudson, N. Y., is the ouly authorized agent on the Hudson River. for Ellwanger & Barry's celebrated Roches- ter Nareerlos. Those who wish to deal werh & rollable man and get the best of Tres, will do well to send in their orders to Mr. Wildey. He attenda to the dining. packing and shipping, himself, and ad Lie Laa had many years experience in the business, he is prepared to see that it is done In first-class etyle. For further in: formation see advertisement'on page 206.
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Rowles, S. G., (Rowles & Bro.) Rowles, W. S., toys and candies, 69 Warren. Rowley, Alex. S., lawyer and patent solicitor, 324 Warren. Rowley, Geo. S., ink and stationery, 312% Warren. Ryder, B. H., millinery and fancy goods, dress and cloak making, 299 Warren.
SACKETT, EDWIN, grocer, 10 Warren. *SAGENDORF, NATHAN, merchant tailor, 183 Warren.
SANFORD, A. H., (Skinner & Sanford.) SARGENT, T. H., ( Whiting & Sargent.) Schafer, B., saloon, 27 Sonth Front.
Schattman, IL., ( Greenthal & Schattman.) Schermerhorn, H. R .. Rev., A. M., principal Hudson Academy. Schiffer, Jacob, saloon, 96 Warren.
Schreiber, Philip, esloon, 328 Warren. Scism, Wm., saloon and restaurant. 105 Warren.
Scott, A. B., cashier National Hudson River Bank, 99 Warren.
Sedgwick, Wm., carpenter, 69 Union corner Second.
Shaffer, Alvin D., corriage painter, over Mall & Weeed'a carriage factory, Fourth. Sharp, A. G., boots and shoes, 324 Warren.
Shattuck, F. W., boots and shoes, 330% Warren.
Shaw, Fenton, restaurant, South Third near Allen,
Shear, Esdras, shoe maker, 4 Union. Sheldon, Henry, ( Potts & Sheldon.) Sheldon, J., dentist, 329 Warren, 3d floor.
Sheldon, P. H., prop. Central House Livery and Exchange Stables, Fifth corner Union. Sheldon, W. B., (Holley & Sheldon.)
SHEPARD, R. B., cashier First National Bank of Hudson, City Hall Building. SHERMAN, WM. J., sailor and boatman, 4 North Front.
Shorts, Wm. M., sewing machine agent, 1&! Warren. SHUREGE, F., boots and shoes made to order, corner Public Square and Columbia. Silverman, Mayer, dry goods, 9% South Front.
Silvernail, Jonas H., oyster saloon, 38 Columbia.
Simons, Morris, ready-made clothing, 337 Warren.
Skinner. E. B., dry goods, 144 Warren.
*SKINNER & SANFORD, merchant tallors, 147 Warren.
Skinner, S. R. & C. Missee, principals Hudson Female Academy, 281 Union.
SLUYTER, WILLARD, groceries, 33 Warren corner First.
*SMITH, C. & D. MissEs, fashionable dress making, 253 Warren.
SMITH, CORNELL DR., magnetic physician, and dealer in groceries, provisions, salt and fresh meats &c., 285 Warren. Smith, Henry, dentist, 312 Warren.
Smith, H. Lyle, physician and city health officer, 91 Warren.
Smith, J. A., manager Atlantic and Pacific telegraph office, 173 Warren.
"SMITH, M. A. Mes .. patterns and fancy goods, 219 Warren.
Smith, Mattie L., manager W. U. telegraph office, Depot.
Smith, Philip, grocer, 56 Columbia.
SMIITIE, IR. J., saloon, 339 Warren, and fruit grower 8.
Snyder, Helen II. Mrs., dress maker, State.
SNYDER, THEODORE, counselor at law, 171 Warren, resides 116 Warren.
Snyder, Wmn. E., produce dealer. H. R. R. R. depot, and Pulver station.
Solomon Bros., (Joseph and Julius,) hats, cups and furs, 125 Warren.
Solomon, Joseph, (Solomon Bros.) Solomon, Julius, (Solomon Bros.)
Southard, Geo., (Southard & Gront.)
Southard & Grost, (Geo. Southard and Wm. A. Great,) groceries and provisions, corner Seventh and Public Square.
Spaulding, N. A., grocer. corner Diamond and North Front. Speed, E. Mrs., shirt maker, Columbia.
Spencer, Edmund, watches, jewelry &c., 2-5 Warren.
Spencer, Frederick P., hatter. 2-3 Warren.
Spencer. W. H., engraver and dealer in fancy good«. 223 Warren.
SQUIRES, HENRY S., saloon and restaurant, 204 Warren.
Steel, C. L., paper hangings, 221 Warren. Stephens, A. A., sporting goods, 256 Warren.
Stevens, II. G., watch maker and jeweler, 2:4 Warren.
Stiner, Peter G., ssloon, 29 South Front. St. Mary's School, South Third corner Allen. STODDARD, W.M. B., book and job printer, 131 Warren, up stairs. STONE, SILAS, wood turning, 592 Warren.
Storm & Hunt, (R. B. Storm and Chas. Hunt,) meat market, Warren corner Fifth.
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DENTIST,
225 Warren Street, HUDSON, N. Y.
Fill operations warranted satisfactory, both in quality of work and price.
ALLEN REYNOLDS, DEALER IN LEATHER & FINDINGS
OF ALL KINDS. Sole, Upper, Kip, Calf, Har- ness, Bell, Lace and other . Leathers. 19 Columbia Street, Hudson, N. Y. (37 CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS, WOOL, &c.
COLUMBIA REPUBLICAN!
(ENLARGED,) ONLY $1.50 PER ANNUM,
Official paper of the City and County, and organ of the Republican Party in Columbia County. The large and increasing circulation of this paper makes it one of the best Advertising Mediums in the vicinity.
JOB PRINTING.
Of Every Description.
Hand Bills, Circulars, Cards, Bill Heads, Blanks, Books, Pamphlets and Law Cases,
. Eratest and most expeditious manner. Caloric Power, Cylinder Presses, New Type and other facilities for first-class work. Terms moderate.
Bryan de Wobb,
HUDSON, N. Y.
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Storm, James, lawyer, South Seventh.
Storm, R. B., (Storm & Hunt.)
Storrs, Geo., druggist, 150 Warren.
Strauss & Dosenheim, (Jacob Strauss and Nathan Dosenheim,) dry goods, 303 Warren. Strauss, Jacob. (Strauss & Dosenheim.)
Sutton, G. T., eating saloon. 340 Warren.
Swarts, S. M., hats, caps and fure, 319 Warren corner Sixth.
Swartz, S. M., ready made clothing, wholesale, west side Public Square. Sylvester, M., clothier, 333 Warren.
TANNER, A., (L. P. Couse & Co.)
Teal, John, boots and shoes, Warren corner South Seventh.
TEAL, JOHN M .. ( Tea! & Turner.)
TEAL & TURNER, (John M Teal and James Turner,) dealers in fish and fruit, 200 Central Square.
TenBroeck & Carpenter, (Jay D). Ten Broeck and Wm. H. Carpenter,) sarsaparilla and soda, Franklin Square.
TenBroeck, Jay D., ( T'en Broeck & Carpenter.
Terry, C. C., dry goods, 148 Warren.
Terry, Edwin C., county clerk, resides 55 Allen.
Terry, Robert M., clerk steamer Rip Van Winkle.
Terry, Win. H .. (Guernsey & Terry.)
Thaller, F., watches, jewelry &c., east side Public Square.
Thomas. A. C., crockery, glass and tinware, 18 South Front.
THOMAS, F. C. & T. A., prope. Thomas' Laundry, Steele's Building, 224 War- ren.
Thomas, Kate M. Miss, teacher, Hudson Academy.
THOMAS' LAUNDRY, Steele's Building, 224 Warren, F. C. & T. A. Thomas, props.
Thomas, Moses E., crockery, glass and tinware, 17 Columbia.
THOMAS, SOLOMON, stoves and hardware, 20 Columbia.
THOMAS, T. A., (F. C. & T. A. Thomas.)
Thomas, W'm. & Co., (Isaac Van Bergin,) groceries, 57 Warren corner Second.
THOMPSON, JOSEPH P., physician and surgeon, 103 Diamond.
Thompson, J. P. Rev., pastor Zion M. E. Church, (colored.)
Thornton, Henry, prop. American Hotel, opposite H. R. R. R. Depot.
Tilden, Alpheus, real estate and insurance agent, 227 Warren, up stairs.
*TILLEY & ALDCROFTT, ( Thos. Tilley and Richard B. Aldcroftt,) clothing store, 201 and 203 Warren. TILLEY, THOS., (Tilley & Alderoftt.)
Tobey, Henry J., (Silas W. Tobey & Co.)
Tobey, Silas W., (C. W. Hinsdale & Co.)
Tobey, Silas W. & Co., (Chas. Pistion and Henry J. Tobey) painters, glaziers and grainers, 2976 Warren.
TOMLINSON, CHAS. W. REV., pastor Univerealist Church, 246 Warren.
Tompkins, Chas., hats, capa and furs, 100 Warren.
Town, Neleon, boot maker, 415 Warren.
Townsend, J. N., marble works, 938 and 240 Warren.
Traveler's Home. 5 South Front, Patrick Keenan, prop.
TRAVER, WM. H., ( Am. I. Trater & Son.)
TRAVER, WM. I. & SON, ( Win. II.,) lumber dealers and props. steam planing mill, corner Diamond and Fourth.
Turner. H. C., millinery and fancy goods, agent for Howe Sewing Machine, 279 Warren. TURNER, JAMES, ( Teal & Turner.)
Tynan, Thos., blacksmith, North Fourth.
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Uhrig. Jacob. (Uhrig & Loffier.) barber, Public Square. Uhrig & Loeffler. (Jacob Uhrig and Stephen Lofter,) saloon, 350 Warren. Union Clothing Store, 328 Warren, M. Greenthal, prop.
Union Store, 207 Warren, John H. Roe, manager.
Van Berk, Win., hair dresser. 115 Warren. Vac Benschoten, E bert, shoe maker, 171 Warren. Van Benschoten, Harmon, shoe maker, east side Public Square. Van Bergin, Isaac, ( Win. Thomas & Co.) Van DeBogart, A. R., boots aud shoes, 3175 Warren.
VanDeBogart, John, boots and shoes, 307% Warren.
BUCKEYE
Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich st., New York. Sec Card on Map. Mower and Self-Raking Renper, the most Perfect Harvester in the Worldi.
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The Hudson Dally Register, N. Sagendorf, Merchant Tailor, No. 183 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., keeps a good stock of goods and makes up gar- one of the best papere of Columbia Co., is issued in the afternoon by M. Parker Williams. For local and general news, as | ments in good style, to suit the taste of well as for miscellaneous matter, it is his customers. Those who want a good, easy fitting suit, that will do good service, will please call and leave their measure immediately. See page 274 for card. worthy of an extensive patronage. The Weekly Gazette, issued from the same office, has a large circulation and is well adapted to the wants of those who do not take the Register. Asadvertising mediums we com. mend them to the business public. See advertisement on page 256.
TY. Il. Hart, Dentist. No. 225 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., is prepared to treat those delicate and important organs, the Teeth, in & manner satisfactory to all reasonable customers. Anything in the Surgical or Mechanical part of Dentistry will be executed on the most scientific principles and at prices satisfactory. His card appears on page 298.
W. H. Tenbroeck, dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., Main Street, Chat- bain Village, N. Y., has a good stock of goods and will sell you Carpets, Oil Clothe or anything in his line, on the most reason- able terms. Call at Tenbroeck's hefore purchasing elsewhere. His card appears ou page 200.
D. A. French, Furniture Dealer, 307 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., announcee, In & neatly illustrated advertisement on J.Apr 252, that he has a large stock of Fur- . , inre masnufactured under his own super- violon, by competent workmen and of the best materials. We are confident that our fricade will find on examination of his suck, styles and prices to suit. Call and
Peabody & Rossman, dealers in Simves, Ranges, Heaters, &c., No. 299 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., are pre- pared to furnish their customers with any- ting iu this line as well as & general as- wirtinent of House Furnishing Goods. Those who contemplate making purchases !. . e full should call on Peabody & Ross- 42. Roofing and general Jobbing will b. executed to the satisfaction of all r. itobable customers. Bee card on page
Mansion House, Nos. 170 and 172 if!th street, Hudson, N. Y., is advertised ,c,e 274. This house, under the man- Lement of Mr. Bogardus, has had the in- 't. si arrangents greatly improved, and ia sim of the most desirable resorts for : - traveling public. A good Livery Stable , ( Rtected with the house, where good +4+i can be had at fair prices.
Viary A. Smith, at 219% Warren ils 1-on, N. Y., hasopened a branch r+!'s Emporium of Fashions, New 'te she is prepared to furnish a : the most desirable styles el Children's Dress, so that vof Undson can have all the ad- !'- City at their own doors. .? Traders to the advertisement
H. E. Mallison, dealer in Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, Lebanon Springs, N. Y., is prepared to furnish his customers with Silver and Plated Ware, Musical In- struments, Fishing Tackle, and a variety of other articles too numerous to mention. If you want a good timekeeper, or the old one repaired, give him a call. See card on page 278.
Mrs. H. A. Waters, Clairvoyant Physician, Hudson, N. Y., publishes a card on page 262, setting forth her merits as a Physician. Those who do not find it con- venient to consult her personally, will re- ceive proper attention on addressing ber by letter, inclosing & dollar and etamip for return. Her residence is 150 State Street. Let the afflicted gire her a call.
Charles Smith, proprietor of Marble Works, Austerlitz Street, cor. R.R. Avenue, Chatham Village, N. Y., is prepared to fur- nish Foreign and American Marble, worked after the most approved designs, into Monuments, Tombstones and Cabinet Slabs. He will also furnish to order the beautiful Scotch Granite, so much admired by all lovers of the beautiful. Let those interested consult his card on page 258, and give him a call.
G. Deyo, Hair Dresser, No. 79 Warren Street, Hudson, N. Y., has his rooms fitted up for the convenience and comfort of his customers, and is prepared to give you a good shave, cut or curl your hair. champoo or dye your locks and give them a youthful appearance. Hle also keeps a stock of Fancy and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Call and see him. His card appears on page 258.
M. Felgha, manufacturer and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Kinderhook, N. Y., pub- lishes a very artistically illustrated card on page 250. From what we know of his manner of doing business, we feel assured that all customers will get their money's worth. Mr. F. is agent for Howe's Sewing Machines.
James J. Membert, Kinderhook, N. Y., whose advertisement appears on page 254, keeps a good Livery Stable, and runs & Stage to Stuyvesant Landing. We commend him to those who want a good Livery at a reasonable price.
Clintham Foundry and Ma- chine Shop. P. F. Hulbert & Son, proprietors, turns out Plows and Castings. Heavy Machinery and Light Job Work of every description. See advertisement on page 258, and call on him for Øret-class work.
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*VANDERPOEL, PHILIP, manuf. and dealer in harness, whips &c., east side Public Square.
Van Deusen. J., grocer, 342 Warren.
VAN DEUSEN, PETER, leather and findings, corner Public Square and Columbix.
Van Deusen, S. & C. A., pork packers and lard and flour dealers, west side Public Square. Van Gorden, J. H., window shade manuf.
Van Hoesen, Geo. L., general agent New York Life Insurance Co. Van Hosen. M., blacksmith, South Third corner Cherry Alley.
Van Ness, Sherman. city surveyor and supervisor, 1st and 2d wards, 824 Warren. Van Rensselaer, F. P., resident, 340 Diamond.
VAN TASEL, WM. H., prop. Central House : good sample rooms for agents ; exten- sive stable connected with the house ; Warren corner Fifth.
VAN WYCK, S. M., JR., (Monell & Van Wyck.)
Vilmer. Thos., agent Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
VOSBURGII, A. G., manuf. carpets and coverlets, 13 North Fifth, also coroner.
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Wagoner, Alanson, undertaker, 296 Warren.
Wagoner, Peter W., shoe maker, South Fifth near Warren.
*WALDRON, BENJ. H., prop. City Hotel. 31 Warren corner First.
Wardle, John K., physician and druggist, 1 Warren corner Front.
Warring, George, jewelry, 257 Warren.
Warsher, A., clothing and millinery, 21 and 23 Warren.
Warshor, B., tailor, 13 South Front.
Waterbury. Chas .. deputy sherin and book-keeper.
Waterbury, E., (Millard & Waterbury.)
*WATERMAN, JACOB, bakery, bread and crackers, 225 Warren.
Waterman, J. T., freight agent, B. & A. R. R.
*WATERS. H. A. MRS., clairvoyant physician, 150 State.
Wattles, Alfred. (House & Wattles,) under sheriff.
*WEBB, ALEX. N., editor and prop. Hudson Daily and Weckly Star, 327 Warren. WEBB, F. H., ( Bryan & Webb.)
Webber, Henry, locksmith, 8 South Third. Weed. Harlow, (Mull & Weed.)
Weeks, James E., saloon, 21 Columbia.
Weiss, Samuel, ready made clothing. 345 Warren.
WELCH, JOHN M., attorney and counselor at law, 305K Warren. 2d floor.
Weller, J. B., general agent Phoenix Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, 190 Warren.
WELLS, THOS. O., furniture and looking glass warehouse, 25S Warren.
Wescott, S., leather store, 262 Warren.
Wheeler, John P., physician, 141 Warren. Wheeler, R., jewelry and silver ware, 297 Warren.
Whitheck, A. McK., physician, Howard Building, Warren.
Whitbeck, Chas., (I. Philip & Co.)
Whitbeck, John V., lawyer, 188 Warren.
Whitbeck. Volkert, allo. physician, 220 Warren.
WHITE. JOSEPH, groceries and provisions, 344 Warren corner Seventh.
*WHITFIELD, SAMUEL A., carriage maker, sonth Fifth corner Union.
WHITING & SARGENT, (W. H. W. Whiting and T. H. Sargent,) druggists &c., 323 Warren.
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