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cattle Sheer. shoi,,. Hor. cahe'.
5 5S;i y ssSS s.,. i5 59 IS IS 81 So &
Pnlces-geeC cai'5e-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, $i350a slOJi first quality sl3Ul q i.i second
100 bs on total weight Of hide iallow and dressed bce
iew choice single pairs, sll.0 % al5.m Bulls, &c.
Boriiag 40 sDov pair or according to their
value az beef Steers, 81 80 0 SOS.
Midi Cofs.flir quality, sol a ooi extra good SIS az
1907 with or without calves as may be agreed mrfow
iSior@.~Yeeflings, soo@oo, wo-years Old, 500 @oj,
sAseSs aa4 laas...6 a g. extra q Ct. Y ID.
on live weight or s'1l a. 81, v head. sholn On a 90
Hog % AZ ooc v n. Spring Pss 300 a 500 v head.
Hdes-Brghton, 10 a loI cs, country lots, % a loc
caG sliasE5G a. a2ets. faiiow a a. country lots,
a a cts. v 10. pelt with wool on, $40 a 2oo each
country lots, greeni SlU az sl.i0. Dry w 40 O0D
Poshry.-LWe, % az 90 cts
RgMARKs-Tho trade closed at Brighton last Thurs
day duh at decline OF about one-hali cent per d. on
ali grades except the premium qualities Though the
vious week, the demand wnsweak. A Cambridge about
10 we're in the yards to-day some 20 more than last
Tuesdnv THO storm OF mingled snow, hail and rain
made outdoor operations uncomfortable, aud the mum
her Of buyers about nc yards was UNUSUALLY snail u
tho stock Ia Tho yards seldom 80 small as IL was this
forenoon. H. Is understood TINT larSe numbers are ga
West In the words Of seaton, one Of the butchers the
AIR Is n Of cattle and ne commssionhouses MI o.
beef The downward tendency Of prices noticed last
week 10 be vol sustained, fnot increased by thc
dull market Of to-day.
There were fine lots OF oerod at Cambridge.
Bachodor Brothers had p said 10 dress ll lbs
each, ied by A. Wallace on the nn In Epson belonging
to Augustus Lord OF Portsmouth, ~ H. r. of which were
sold TO Geo. Wilds on commission. ose pair weighing
at market ii1 at tle and pair 400 lbs at 10 per
H. Eight others at l3lc per NJ. Geo. Brown sold one
pair ed By Mr. Fay Of East Concord n H. 100 lbs at
home 1910 at market, for 9io por b. live weight was
offered 5e 30 SIX at home. Ono pair fed hy Jeremiah
Abbott Of Concord 1897 lbs each home weight i7l0 lbs
at market at 80 per h. live weight G. =. lOughtnn
sold four 10 dress 10 ewt each at 3o three
and one stag at ci eleven steers and ut from
10 40 to dress from 100 10 go each, d. Rice sold sN
oxen at 1910 per hi eight steers and at lic
% IL.
The sheep trade was 30 unsatisfactory, ordinary
grades that many lots handed TO the butcher
To be marketed on commission. w II. Bardwell sold
one load lbs each at 6lo per b. H. Reford sold AZ
80 lbs each at one or two lots corsets and exta
oheep, at 9c per ID.
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Nw Mail RouTn.-By new law, approved
March g. 1869, we notice two new mail routes
have been established in Vermont one from
West Bridgewater to Plymouth, and one from
West Burke to West Charleston.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- MANHlNuTON DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District
On tho 10th day OF March, A. D. sG9.
joel Foster administrator of the fpeter Mich
OILS late OF Montpelier In said District deceased presents
hs admnlstntiun account for examination aud allow
anoe and makes application for decree Of distribution
and partition of the estate Of said deceased,
Whereupou, II Is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred 10 session al
said Court 70 De held az the Probate Office In said Mont
pelicr the 9TH day Of April A. ID. sos, for hearing
aud decision thereon And II Is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given TO all persons Interested By pub
location of the three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Yer
mont Waterman aud state journal, newspaper pub
shed nj Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time and place.
and show cause any they may have why said account
should not bo allowed, and such decroe made.
by the CoUrt.-Attesti
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WAoNINUTUN OINTNIIT =.
In Probate Court hold Of Montpelier In said District
on the IN day Of March, A. ID, iS60.
willard y Martin, administraor with tho Will an
noXed of tho estate of Justus W. ShonaJ late Of Plain
field In said District deceased presents his adninistra-
ton account for examination and allowance and makes
tho estate Of cid a ceased
MheleNon Is ordered nv said Court that said account
ana SAID Appeauonhe referred session OF said Court
To be held al tho Probate ONCE In d Montpsllr on the
oth day VI March, A. d. 1852 FOR hearing and decision
thereon And Il IA further ordered that notice hereof DO
given to all persons Interested, by publication OF the
same three weeks succesively In tho Vermont Watch
man and state Journal Newspaper published At Mont
peer previous " said te appointed for hearing, tina.
they may appear al said tme and place, and show cause
II any they may have, why said account should not DO
allowed, aud such deoroe made
BY the CouFt.-Atte.t,
OS5s r. r. MERRILL, Juage.
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More than forty years have elapsed since "Johnson's
Anodyno Lninontn was first Invented, during which
time hundred Of thousands have been benefited by i
use Probably no article ever become 50 universally
popular with all classes as Johnsons Anodyne Eminent
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III The Lecture course the past season in Ben
nington has been highly successful, leaving over
800 in the treasury, notwithstanding each lee
ture has cost from Sl25 to $3.50, aside from other
expenses.
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" win Mr.. Mcintyre, Of st. Adams, please
weigh his fowls again, as Timothy Stevens, oil
East Montpelier, has six hens, (pure Brumahs,)
that weigh 10 pounds-two hens and rooster
weighing 25I lbs.
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NEW BARBERs Snor.-IIENW c. SMITH, with
partner by the name of WATSON, have bought
out and taken possession Of McNally's shop, in
the Riker Block, and when their arrangements
are fully completed they will have the finest shop
in Vermont Henry is one of the worthiest young
men in our community, and his numerous friends
will rejoice in his prosperity
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IL Waterbury, not to be far behind the citics
and the larger towns Of Vermont is to have its
yelocipede School and Rink. Probably machines
(yelocipede) will be manufactured here, though
these to be used in the School for the present. are
of city make. Inventive genius has been at work
here to utilize these modern inventions by mod-
hcations in construction, 50 as to accommodate
several riders, and perhaps adapt them to carrying
light freights' These improvements are for use on
terra frmd proper; but invention will not stop
with these achievements We are get to have our
Velocipedes to run on snow, ION ice they are now
used) and on water. After these possibly Wrlal
yelocipedes. b.
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legal aalntioes,
GTATE OF VERMONT,
t-kgFfr sf.sfp.l
5I5o n. <. CHASE Register.
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, Is.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, within ana for
said District on the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1868.
An instrument purporting to be the last Win Tes-
lament OF Cum0rt Wheeler late of Calais in said Dis
rc deceased being presented TO the Court by AlonEo
poarce the executor therein named for Probate Il
dcrod hy said Court that all persons CONSERVED therein
be notified TO appear at session Of said Court to be held
a the Probate Office Ia Montpelier, on the 9th day OF
April, A. d. 1862 and show cause " any they have,
against the Probate Of said Wll for which purpose IL ID
further ordered shat copy OF the record Of this order DO
published throo weoks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed ut Montpelier,
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
BY the CouH.-sAttest
$3.50 n A. CHASE, Register
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wv :
JosrAltSwEr
Sccrelary Of Mc Board

DANyrLLE REFUsEs.-'rhc town meeting of Dan
vile, held on the 18th inst to see If the town
would vote to change portion of its subscription
to the Portland & Ogdensburgh railroad from
bonds to stocks, after full discussion of the sub
ect, with explanations from Mr.. Fairbanks and
other directors of the road, refused to make til,
desired change, by vote of 46 yeas to 10 nays
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Advertisements.
1AILEY.s RITTER TIRl

RAlhEYS BUTTER TUB!
r0Ioa, Mas, Feb. E, 1909.
We Oh" inde ened butter and ciirrse dealers ~ b..
t,h alfa examined Patent lutiof Tub, shown us hy
ue fliNuteei q. x. Bailey and have hesitation u
KY nt tNtt DO must DO great impFuFoinc ut, aud
Uuh uttr will sell better 100 thla tub than u .ho ola
.Nle mn. We would aivise ali nnlrymen 10 use thls
iu! H ihol wish 20 got The DBL lhost price for their
VIM. % iIovey e Co., l3 Psorul uai Market
y g j. D inmi0n Cos ll nllok siuno ST.
ieIauo Uumore. Mnenl Hall Market
crosby nrla. Co.. 81, lp flncuu iinu Market
lhamlcrlin, aturEra g Co.. %, ID fauI Hall MARKET
Ou.f Doe Capn, 90, r FnncuIl Hall Market
4. p. kuham CO., North Market S.
bcnfou lafeIy Co. North Market st.
J. W. j. T. Randall, north Market ST.
] W. Mitchell Co.. w. North Market So.
H. ". Brock g Co., % North Market &c.
Geo. II feaion a 60.
lona. bIseloa & Co., W North Market So
IuiuHmt N'ErIn d tptuu. ~ North Market ST.
NnIlcy Martin, % u North fanouil fall Market
Wills buttrleld, li North Flncuil Hall Market.
Nichols lNnckloFi w North Ftuoull Hall Market.
Luclul Shade, ~ fluou Hall square.
Engll.h q lnmpsun, . fnnauil Hall Square.
HrIhth Co, Hnruil Hall squnrc.
% Carter Co., 1l Chatham ST.
Z q Noyes & Co., Salem.
Parker Carey
/! A. spencer 3 Cor 90 Chatham &c.
n. r.. Coffin Co.
p A. Brshari co., % Ci,y Wharf
LuHy Botut0u
sartVcll Humphrey
W. r. boyntou, Blackstone Sc
" N snow Co.., ~ blackstone ST.
H1vcy Mead Co., III North st.
Melten ChnpIn. I'VE advisc to let the sllt make It's
own hruul
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Special ilnliros.
CRIsTApORO HAs TnROWN

CRISTADORO HAS THROWN
NE erect Europca Chemists into ne Stsie.
cha'accompished what they have essaycdin yan lis
HAIR DYE CHANGES
In a moment
Red, Gray or White Hair, to a Black or Brown
That Nature cannot transcend
Cristadoro's Hair Prescryative.
MARI the particulars in which tho supororit, or tt
preparation consists First q prevents the hair from
falling out second, it stimulates The vefotntve power
Of the roots third prevents the formation of .curf md
dandnf fourth. u impart a wavy curl to hthar,
anh 10 prevents grayno sixth, It confer. SILKY ustro
on every trcss seventh, renders tho hair SO flexible
that u lies smoothly 10 any required dircctou eighth
revvcs the torpid vessels Of the scalp and stimulates
them 10 reproduction
sold by Druggist and applied Ny all Hair Df,scr.
Mandatory No 81 Maiden Lace. Principal Depot No
Aston House. So 54-dnw
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age
Farmers Families and Others can purchase no remedy
equal 10 pr. Tobias Venetian Eminent Tor dyscniery,
collie Group chronic rheumatism sore thronts t1oachy
sea-sicknes, cuts, burns. swcllinr bruises old .oro
headache mosquito bites pains la the limbs chest back
etc ftdoes not give relief the money will be refunded
All that s asked s trial and use t according to The
directions.
On TouMs-Doar Sir Il have used your Venetian
Eminent in my family for number Of years and believe
IL to De tho host article for what t be recommended tnt1
have ever used. For sudden attack of Group u s nval
liable. have nu hesitation in recommending 10 Goo 900
the uses 10 Processes 10 cure. have sold 10 Tor many
year., and 1t gives entire satisfaction.
CUAS H. TRIMMER
Quakcrtown ~ j., May s. 1863.
Sold by The Druggists. Price 5J cent. and 81. Depot.
TO rark Place 555+daw
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Railroad Meeting.

The citizens Of Newbury, Cornth, rupsham.
Washington, Orange and Barre, met at Wait,
River village, in ropsham, on Friday Of lnst week
10 consult regarding the feasibility Of q railroad
from Wells River 10 Montpelier, through tie
above named towns. The meeting organized by
electing L. II. Tabor, Esd, President j. X.
Darling, Captain T. A. Chase, and Captain j. u.
Livingston, as Secretaries and two Nice-Presi
dents from each town. The meeting was adj
dressed by Samuel Mills Henry Whitcher, T. 4.
Chase, j. X. Darling r. NJ Bill II. McDuiee,
j. o. Livingston, and Dennison Densm0re, and
the Importance and advantages of this route over
all others between the same points fully set forth
the proposed route being through rich farm
ing country the inexhaustible limestone dis
trict of Newbury and lopsham the copper mines
of Corinth and Topsham, and the celebrated
granite quarries Of Barre and Orange, as well as
the lumber district of Orange and Goshen Gore
This peQjected route is only two miles further
than the contemplated route through Groton,
Marshfeld and Plainield.
The route proposed passes through and accom-
modates the villages Of South Ryegatc Groton,
Iopsham East Corinth, Waits River, West
Topsham Fast Orange, Washington, and Barre.
The mines of Corinth and Iopsham, worked to
their full capacity, would give from seven to
eight thousand tons of freight per year. Com
mittees were appointed to confer with officers Of
Other roads 10 ascertain what proportion of eX-
pcnses it would he necessary Ia raise along the
proposed connecting link 10 secure their c0-opera-
ton
Funds were also raised to delray the necessary
expenses Of a preliminary survey, that the sub
jet might come properly before the Legislature
and charter he procured The meeting was
very enthusiastic, the house being crowded TO its
utmost capacity, and feeling shown that the
people were ready with their money 10 do what
lay in their power to secure the road.
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4 GENTS WANTED
IA TO SELL
N O r A { T. & EE US
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
RECOLLECTl0NS OF A BUSY LIFE.
An elegant volume Of d2i pages with superb stool Por
trait ui the Author, and other beautiful Illustrations
Selling very rapidly Price $3.50, extra cloth. Exciu-
sive Territory and Liberal Discounts
Send Ton Circular 20 g. NJ sAXrON,
$3.50 West Randolph, Vt.
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'NHNl N4 90 AAli' -
New YORK, March %.
Fske has gained another triumph u the
matter of the Union Pacific Railroad quar-
REL The excitement yesterday was quite
lively, and the aid Of the police was called in
to prevent the taking violent possession Of
thc companies books The judges order to
produce them settled the difficulty. The
managers of the Union Pacific arc afraid Of
Fishes influence.
His undsturbed and unchecked career ia
other great operations warned those that once
admitted within the sacred circle, his influence
would be controlling and his actions uncou-
trolled, or, perhaps, what is equally true, they
dread his impetuosity if certain transactions
now in the hands Of the ring are exposed TO
an investigation.
Certain parties here in the interest Of the
New York a New Haven Railroad are anx-
iously watching the action Of the Massachu-
sets Legislature, on the question Of CONSOLE
dating that road with the Hartford 4 Spring
field road This scheme, it is well understood
here, is to give New York more unlimited
control of the Connecticut Valley in Massa.
chusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire and
if it should succeed a close connection would
be made between Montreal and New York to
the great detrment of Boston.
The city printers have finally agreed to the
terms demanded by the printers, and the
strike is declared to be at an end
A dispatch from Washington states that
Mr., Sumner took no active part in the Re
publican Senatorial Caucus yesterday, as he
is suffering from throat disease.
The Judiciary Committee will probably
report the repeal Of all parts Of the tenura-oi-
office act, which require the President to
make charges in cases of removal, aud have
it so that in twenty days after the commence
ment Of session, he shall report his removals
to the Senate for their consideration Those
who know the President intimately believe
he will be satisfied with this modification, and
it is now pretty certain that if the Senate
agrees to it the House will pass it promptly.
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DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
catprh HeaiieAe Bad BSeah Hansene',, asthma, Bron
ehHe, couJhi, Legdtcss, &C.,
And all Disorders resulting nom COLDS in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This Remedy dscs not 81 ry upn Catarrh but
Loo'eas ILL., frees the head OF an offensive matter quickly
removing Bad breath and Headache aags and sooihe,
the burning heat In Catah s m aud ayresa5is in It's
effects that Il positively
II CURES WITHOUT SNEEZINGl II
As TRocHr POWDER, Is pleasant to the taste, and
nauseaosi when swallowed Instantly gives to the
Throli and ooa OrgIHsa
Delicious Sensation OF Goodness and Comfort.
Is The best ioiee Tonic In tho world
Try it, Safe, Reliable, and only 80 Cents.
Sold hy Druggists, oT mailod tree address
COOPER, WILSON q CO., Prop'rs Phiia.
Wholesale Agents, @. &. Goodwin Co.. Rust, Bros &
Bird NJ. 5. Burr Co, Weeks q Potter, Boston, Henry
A Co., Burlington VI.
ar RETAIL ~ DRUGGISTS EJ'ERfWBERE.
Nov. G, tsGs. 3g7l-daw
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FACrS For THE LADIES.

FAtlS FOX THE LADIES.
made ONE hundred pairs OF pantaoons, all thick aud
lined, with neeis without changing it also made
Tires hundred pairs ia nine months.
Very uuly yours,
Mus. A. NJ. TAYLOR.
Troy Bradford Co., Pa.
Pills which contain antimony, Qnnino aud calomel
should be avoided severe gripping palms would DE their
only result Tho safest sure-t and best pills Par
sons Purmtye or Anti-Billous Pills.
MuyDgnfuL.-iIonry W. Burr SO. 90 Wost iith 81.
while visit To- The West wa attacked with severe IN
ness from drinking impure water Lilo WINS dcspaircd
off, and il thought that he must die. Ills wife was
immediately sent for, and in day at his bod
side Having herself seen the beneficial results from tn,
PLANTATION BurERs she insisted upon their being
administered to him, which done In quantities pre-
scrbcd By the attending physician The result al
most a fhy maggie aud IN oue-haf hour from time they
were given. her husband was out Of danger and By
moderate Of them three OF four times day he was
soon allie e. resume his journey to his homo. This g. but
one Of many thousands Tint we know Of
A1AGsoLN WArra-Superor to tho best Imported
Gcrnan Cologne, and sold at half the price.
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLEs and Tan nom the face use Perry's MotA and
irgiie iotoH. sold by all druggists, Prepared only
by DR.. Il. &. Perry.
FOR BLACK WORMS, AND PM
Plies, the Face, Perry's Coedons and Ppie Rem
siy prepared only by Dr. H. G. Perry, ~ Bond ST New
York, Sold everywhere The trade supplied by Whole
sale Druggists. b6,sl
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Jacksonville. Pa, Jan. u, 1868
IN. B'aHdrets-Dcar Sir, have been afflicted with
eroha for forty two years. but when hope had long
parted salvation unexpectedly have used your
pills for the last fifteen months Language fails 10 CON
voy idea Of the blessing they have boon TO mo, thoy
have cured mo- and my hoath aud strength are now per
oety restored.
LUClEN b. JONES.
Sold 10y all Druggists. DR.. Brandreth's Office Bran.
drcth House, New York 555s-daw
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TEAEGRAPIEIC NEWS.


Com, S1.31.
The snow storm of last night turned to
heavy rain this morning.
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" How Shall Recover My Health ?"
This Is the mental question asked by the sick aud az
ter repeated failures. Have you used BRANDRETHs
PlLLSi This "a medicine which simply "cleanses ~
the blood and every organ Of tho body This "pur-
CATION Is sure To restore your health II pursued in
accordance with the printed directions ono who has 70.
covered his own health by this tells you to have
courage aud DO likewise j. J. Cook, publisher Of the
Hammer for twenty years at Bennington, VI, says,
nrnireth's Pills cured me Of dyspepsia whom every
other means had failed aud was actually given up by
my physicians aud friends"
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GOING WEST 4!


think The above Is true, as every man that buys the
-four tells the same story. will compare we'll with any
other brand of t2 nour soil for il050 per barrel and
shan keep good supply on hand at my mill. Every
barrel warranted.
HARRISON KETCHuM.
| Marshleld, Fob. b 1859. ilm
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WANTED IMMEpIATELY,

w A J0uRNEfAiAN rINMAN
one who Ia well acquainted with iop and custom work
live man and one who will make himself useful will
receive good wages apd steady employmant,
II, A. TILDEN.
barre Jar, 81, 1865, daw Il
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Montpelier & Wen, River Railroad.

NTTWTII VWTWTTT TIIULT
Moreiorn, March II, 1869.
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pORTABLE STEAM ENGINEs. Con.

Il INNING the maximum Of efficiency durability and
economy with the minimum OF weight and price. They
are widely and ayonbly known, more than 800 being in
All warranted satisfactory no sale, Dcserp tye
circulars sent on application. Address.
J. Q. HOADLEY & Co,
4li65-deod Lawrence Mass
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-14
New York News,

New York, June 12.-Gen. Ere
mont was a passenger on the Vile
de Earis, for Europe, as were a large
number of the French Opera Troupe.
Judge BlatchfOrd, in his decision
to- day, sustains the action Of Presi-
dent Grant in revOkiDg the pardons
of Jacob and Moses Dupuy, who will
be Obliged to serve out their terms in
the penitentiary.
The steamer TeulOnia, from Ham
burg has arrived.
The steamer Florida, which has
been under surveillance at Philadel-
phia, as a supposed fillibustering
craft, has been released under bonds,
and sailed for Boston.
A boy named Wm. Crawford, re-
siding in Brooklyn, was arrested for
attempting to throw a train on the
Long Island Railroad off the track,
by misplacing a switch.
Vice President Colfax and party
leave here on Monday for visit to
the residence of Hon. Thos. Cornell
up the North River.