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Shot By a Woman.
Nav Bedford Mach ..

New Bedford, March "a
Theodore L. Parker. a grocer, aged 81
years, was shot dead this evening oy Elk
aaath B. Chapman, aged 40 years, who
boarded at the same house. Shorty alter
wards she shot herself through the body.
She is still living, but gives no reason for
l-.l
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e"Why don't you wear your ring, my
DEAR said a father IN 4 ball room 10 his
daughter. Because papa, it hurt. me
when any one squeezes my hand What
bushes. have you to have your hand .ouecz
ed?' Certainly none but still you know
papa, one would Ike 10 keep it 10 .auecz-
able order"
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The San Domingo Treaty

By invitation, quite a number of leading
senators called nj tho House on tho y 1t in
conference with the President on the San
Domingo treaty The President ha. pu,
his whole heart into this question, and
seems determined, if possible, tina, the
treaty shall he ratified.
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slr 10 1850 there were only 81 900
aces Of land under cultivation in the State
of Minnesota, and at the presen, time
there ara over ,, 690, 900 acres under the
ploN, Then thirty bushels of wheat to tn.
acre was an average yield. and now only
ailIat seventeen bushels, and ell, declining.
This shows that the riches; syii vii run
oIs tr cgiSi II ,lL.a.e.
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The Irish Bill.

Linden, March 81.
Louis Bisnic write. a letter in which he
says the bill just introduced in the House OF
Common, for the enforce ment 0. the Avs IN
Ireland will, if passed, place that coun'r.
in state OF sIegc.
Dublin, March 81.
TIL. funeral OF Cary, the Fenian poet,
occurred in this city yeste:d day. A vast
crowd "a. III attendance
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E-A colored preacher, commenting on
the passage: be ye therefore wise q. SER
penis ana harmless as doves" said tia,
the mixture should be made in the proper
ton Of pound of dove 10 an ounce OF ser
pcnt.
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Boz If Brigham Young should happen
to die 1t would require neatly all OF hi.
fortune to dres. hi. family in mourning.
y hat monster widow he will lsave. At
present he has ouly three hundred children.
Death has beTeit him of ninety or hun
drcd,
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Lyons Periodical Drops
IEE 81 EAT FEMALERE Y
70 = IED IL III 4 y LI,LL,A.


FOH IRREGULARITIES.
These Dre1 % are a scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any PiIis,
Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their
action /. direct and positive rendering them
reliable, speedy and perfect specific for tho
cue Of all distractions and suppressions Of
nature. Their popul: rity is indicated by the
fact that over 100 900 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the ladies Of the United
states, every one Of whom speak in tho
strongest terms of praise e their great merits.
They are rapidly taking the place Of every
other Female Remedy, and are considered by
all who know aught Of them, as the sures,,
safest, and most infallible prcpa ration in tho
world, for the cure Of all female complaints,
tho removal of all Instructions of nature and
the promotion OF health, regularity and
strength, Explicit directions stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
why they should not. could not be used
without producing effects contrary TO natures
chosen laws, wiz lie found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written signature
of JouS l., LY0s without which Gone are
genuine.
Prepared by DR. JOHN L. LYON, 1875
Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn, who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail,
(cnclosing stamp concerning all private
diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
&. q. CLARK * co,
Gcu'l : cents for L : and Canalas
I. J. Ao3ll=-D, As.ut4, N.aitgs-c, Ms
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fay An exchange advertise. for compost
tors "@ho don get drunk, and adds that
the editor does all the drinking necessary
to support the dignity Of the establish
nlent - Selfish fellow.
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Notice is hereby given, that an election will
be held in each of the several TOW ms, cities and
villages in The county of Msnitowoc, on the
l2th day of April next, for the purpose OF de-
aHg fJ4 5En 5ehs S9psn{SS qf il Tl
ircd dollars each Of the capital stock of the
Milwaukee, Msnitowoc and Green Bay Rail-
road Company, to be paid for in the manner
and upon the conditions named in the written
request Of the President Of said Company. to
tho Board Of Supervisors Of said county and
now on file il the Office Of the Clerk of said
Board Of Supervisors, AMI Of which the fol-
lowing is copy
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k~Two farmers la Kansas recently had
a lawsuit shout seven pounds Of butter
" hen the jury retired they took tn. bu,
ter with them, procured some crackers. ate
th=la together, sHi returned verdict %
49, o.. As;!-4
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Sudden Death ofMaj Gen. Thomas.

San Francisco, March IS.
Maj. Gen. Thomas, commanding depart
ment Of the Pacific, was day attack ed
with an epileptic fit and is reported in q
critical condition
SECOND DISPATCH.
San Franoisco, March o.
Gen. Thomas died at eight p. N. of apo
plexr
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RAILROAD ELECTION NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given, that an election will
DC held III each of the several towns, cities and
villages in the county of Manitowoc. on the
18Th day Of April next, for the purpose of de-
Gliding whether the county of Msnitowoc will
subscribe for ak thousand shares (of twenty
five dollars EACH of the capital stock of tile
Appleton and New Londcn Railroad Company
to be paid for in the manner and upon the
conditions named in the written request of the
President of said Company to the Board of
Supervisors Of said county, and now on nle
u the Office Of the Clerk Of said Board Of SUI
pcr1lsors, and of which the following is a COPY:
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Dublin, March 81.


Havanah. MAran 81.
About |, 500 Span.rds and many Cubans
attended mass meeting l.st night, At which
resolutions were adapted protesting against
any policy which involves tho sale Of Cuba
TO the United States.
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of Flour, Feed. Meal, Pearl Barley
&c which we offer for sale at the
VERY Low EST PRICES. We
shall always warrant our hour: Gus
tom grinding will be satisfactory.
We call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM, which is
just completed, whereby We are on
ablci to exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line will
be promptly filed and delivered
2S-ly SCHU ETTE ( VAIL.
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which have had very extensive local reputa-
ton, and now intend to introduce them to th g
public on more extended scale. by 4 some
what new but very popular plan, viz: Package
System.
We want agents TO canvasa every city. town,
village and county in this state and deposit
one package OF the above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due.
Goods sold only to and by csnvas,ing agents
Agents ed with any amount Of goods
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until aeld.
Also agents wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILIES the most popular ofall toilet articles
for identifying the complexion, removing
freckles sunburn, pimrles, &c. 1t is hand
sonely putup and is well adapted 10 be sold
by Lady Csnv2ssers. Every young lady Will
have it. Sold only by canvassing agents.
Those out Of, or wishing light and profitable
employment. male or female should address
STONEROAD i CO. 46 Liberty ST., Pitts
burgh, Pa, for particulars and private circs-
lar with instructions TO agents. 81
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GENTS WANTED

tribute Packages o. Dr.. Stoneroad )
GALNANIC OIL and CATHAR-
TIC SYRUP!
We have purchased the right and
!, title Of Manufacturing and vending
u the thn- G nAmcd nrenarations
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OfNew Ork Cit

Congress to make a Territory out
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RAIL ROAD ELECTION NOTICE.

Il It II y III z III = II II M y II
Sheriff of Manitowoc
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hshcd1 Al might didnt sex me SSures. '''

Q DID you see the manuscript before 4. was pub.
hshed7 Al might didnI SEE me agures
VINO rs wELLsf
uQ-Wen, sr, 70 change the subject, who IL Mr..
Ny, Spencer her quoted rom a letter from West
to Mr Hyde, Erlhbu r., In which MIR. Wells obje cted
70 % ,he NrelnTnding Of the none.
- owNs Up TO BEING GAMBLER.
g; Were yon ever In the policy business A. Yes.
that drove M into this bushes
S-MMhsSenrtyF Ill AND ~ W., street. a.,
~ q gamOhng business.
Y;.Nhe WIRE your backersp A.-Nr. webster nrst
Hterward Frank King. ~
e They accused You OF swindline them. didn't
ticket men and sold out tn, business 20 lar,s aud eN
ee(t uose four years, never kcbt gambling house.
Nh or was not lhst policy shop OF your gam.
,Q-Mhat detectives have You employed? A.-some
umesn iteen; sometimes twenty. sometimes Ave week
a'ias Gordon ana scikirk those are ali In this esc
S-Can You giTc tie naies.of any other detectives
plOyed during the year2
now BK souIusED.
Here witness objected and his sleepy counsel
pleaded that II was irrelevant JUDGE Cox at or CO
decided tiat the question might be asked and must
be answered.
The witness answered Bailey, scudder. Lagrange.
A. Large, Dr.. Case, and | could give YOU good
many more names " had my books with me.
Q-Where are the booksp A-Down IN my ONCE
Nj. spencer-I should like IN see those books
Inc case was then adjourned till Tuesday morn
ing. the 18Th, at $50 A NJ. The prisoners, who
were both In high state OF excitement had a
noleut lawyer for ten minutes, after which they
were locked 10, No effort has been made TO hail
thom out, and 1t Is evident that the admirable firm
ness OF Judge Cox In receiving none but Of an un.
queeuonaoiy genuine character, will prevent the
and then leg bail.
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DIED.

coSoIIy N, Monde, In,x !, ,s.o d., r...,,..
Trha ff,,a' - ~ ..li o9,y aseu ~ years
fui,s ,nyea AZ a,ra IN o, 1 se , a's Ifspect'
on their narents finrh 4 ara ~ ~ Cnnau,y ivuyhoc
ST. near 5th av, Brooklyn on TUESDAY at o'eloek
FIANAGAkelp nonSlay r,ornIns Jr1, On
O'clock al lie reedence of bis nsrssis pyona 81,
Mott Haven Of cholera inIantnui John KeaSnsy oniy
child of Iohn AMI Mary Ann Fianarnn AL I. ,,o,,n
and DAYS 49, ''S"'"'
lie relatives and friends of the family are
ly Invited to attend the f1nera from Tho reslence ~
ms Parents I'M, tIutsdaVJ m0roiug Al An o'ract T
remains VIII be- inferred la Calvary Cemetery
HUGHES-On Monday, jury H. ,Josrnh Unghes thu
son " Michael A and Mary I Hnghes acei months
Relatives and friends invited TO attend III
from 20 West sab So, Tuesday afternoon, at Is
O'Clock " -
IN the aoth year OF his age.
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New York Markets.

MONDAY, July 1l.-FLouR AND MEAL-The mar
ke WAS excited by the news and low grades West.
EN- and State nours lGel5c higher al other grades,
cidei advance sales 1900 bhls at n 900 SSi5
for Western and state supers t5Sssf5l5 for shipping
exuas DO Inferior TO prime S5 $50 Tor trade and
family brands s. s5Qt65O for southern shipping ex.
tras t6 I5G ~ Or do. bakers and family brands Rye
flour wanted at t5,iOGtGlO. Corn meal steady at Is
2S0f570
mand at 2l@s0c for Western, and !1@Sc. for State
Cheese frmer at II A6el4kc. Eggs SOC, for fresh,
GRoCERIRs-Coffee was dun; Rio, i4@lsc. gold I
sales iss bags Rice In light demand and unchanged /
salOs OF 100 Bags Rangoon at 1c Carolina sk@0c. Mo
lasses very dull cuba muscovado, $50 iSc. Raw sugars
were active and higher fair TO good Tenalng 9t6g9yc
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eXc for Cuba also 100 bxs Havana q, oxai0Kc; re-.
nned steady at f3H9iSNc for hard, and 2k@2Hc. for
best whte, -. 80
GnAiN-whem was excited and higher but closed na ;
sales 80 90 gu At 81 1oa 20 tor SOFT No Chicago
amber oho winter, and 80 q 81 Tor No t.r1rg Rye
dull and unchanged, Wcstetn and Stnte. fl.lSa u Is
Harley dull Barley malt arm sales 500 hush choice
Canadian at u IS. Oas quiet sales Of ohio aad STATE
at Ii@3c Corn dull and heavYi sales 81 go hush at
esc @Nel for new Western mixed. a ooSfi 10 for yell
low, and fI.iieof1.i1 for white.
PsovtsIovs Pork DIM but Arm sales 900 bbls az
Us as for extra prime &c tor nrine mess and ts for
mess also 1870 bns mess at go. 5Dseller July AngWt
ami frst half 81 September Beef duh salcs of
rs bhls, at si2@tn for plain and extra mess
Beef hams md tiercc beef duu Dressed hogs
easier a. Ilh9ii4e Cut mrats nriner sales 9 pkes
nkes at 15c. for No l. t5EdtKc. for city, and Bh@
l6ac TOR steam also 80 tcs. AZ &c for September
nplands, Oc sprlis turnentin. more netivc At THce
Sc, Rot in more salabU, itsNof6 - Petroleum active
and higher at 2seo,s4c for refined. Taliow aoady at
9lf@okc. whskcy hrm 81. Frelghts very du.
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gusinfss Qnfltts.


The Prettiest Woman I'm New York, Miss
K, well known IN our fashionable soc,ety for her
diS'frGue appearance aud beautiful complexion, was
once saliow, roughsknned gir chagrincd at her red
neckled face. She pitched into BaEan's Magnolia
Baln and is now rs pretty IN complexion a. she IL
charming In This article overcomes freckles
tan sallownc,s. moth.patches, ring marks DC. and
makes look ten years younger than they are Mag.
nolia Balm for q Transparent complexion. and Lyons
katharon to make the hair plentiful. luxuriant SON.
and delicate. have rivals. The Katbaron prevents
the hair nom turning gray eradeatos daadrun, and Ia
the best and cheapest dressing IN the world.
II Will prevent the human system from
sinking under the attacks OF diseases the BLADDER
kidneys. and urinary organs, by partaking OF HELN.
BoLD's BrCHr. II will not only cure the above com.
plants, out absolutely organic weakness dia
sss. dysDepsia gravel strangury dropsy and female
TIRE guar;Ies.
Fer Moth Pitches, frecllcs, md Tau Use
PtRR1.s MOTH AND FRkCkLE LOTION. Ii j. reli.
able and harmless Sold by druggists DEPOT 40 iond 81
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Live Stock Market.

NEw YoRK. Monday. July 1t-since Saturday tue
roceipts OF bocves pumher go loads $50 head
and for the week So. The fresh offerings tary
divided among the three market places VIZ; 1,Ti at
Weehawken. GT II tO0th street. ana fo7S At Con,mu
npaw, The market not active mt either place.
and ordinary aud common cattle IA Ne n
lower, while for good and prime beeyes prices were
sustained. few choice steers sold az i1c. v NJ
but the actual outside nsure Is i6Ifc. Some Of the
poorest stock iacludng ordinary Tex sold at
12@i2bc, and the bnlk OF the sales ranged at 1bdl5c
OF sheep and lambs we had 1892 to-day and yestcr
day, and 5000 for che week. The supply was more
than the demand called for. and the market weak
err with the tendency in favor OF the buyer Sales In
clude loads N sheen ut ak0fssc. v n, and OF
cars Of lambs ct 6i4ii2c. v N.
The receipts OF hogs since Saturday were 6il3 and
Tor the week, 15,2lD The market weaker, and
dressed hogs were sold at ik@1ihc. n.
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CRoCKRTT-By the Court Of Chaucsry Of New Jor.
4. Crockett from Charles h. Crockett.
GIBBONS In tins GUY on Tuesday, juno a. isIn. BY
Judge John n. McCunn, Michael J. G.ooous from
Bridget Gibbons. 1890
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In State bonds. dealings In the Tennesecs have been
unusually large the old issues advancing cent TO
report that some OF the railroads 20 which the state
had issued bonds were retiring the same In large
amounts. These issues have OF late been peculiarly
manipulated that In some quarters was regarded
another evidence OF the occult thimbleriggins"
frequently prAct'sed by the Tennessee clique. In the
North CaTOnas there was less activity the old bonds
deenng cent to 81 a. sad new cent to $S
StH, Alabama s. ~, and new sonth Caronas ~ Sales
OF city bank shares as follows: North River, %
Park, lbs Continental % and Chatham, l67. Railway
mortgages were quiet and steady. Union Pacific
rites closed follows rTst mortgage, NaSK; land
grants, i5h@iG Incomes. SSsSA and stock, 8l4@s
meridian, when tbecame duh and spir with deal.
ings on very limited scale. Opening prices were
about cent. lower than those current late Saturday
night, and further declined y " cent. Just Tre.
yous To the nrst Board, since which time
there has been a partial reaction, though at the
unsettled condition OF the Continental markets. prices
again declined, The principal dealings have been IN
Lake Shore. Reading, New YORK Central. and Rock
Island the transactions IN the rest Of the list being
important. On extreme quotations New York Central
stock ranged nom glh to ss4 scrp,GA@9lA Reading,
lo3kQlOiR; Lake Shore, @AglOA; Wabash. 5te5GA
Sorlhyestern common, itsS8 Preferred siAs%S
preferred S)AClsT; OHIO and Mississippi S5ss35
Boston. Harfsrl aud Eric at 81, New Jersey Central
being firm at lO4, Panama falling Oh TO %, At the
Boards Harlem sold at 1891 Illinois Central, $40 Nor.
rs and Essex 0i Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
io54 G. e and / C.. eOk Hannibal and 81. Josa,h,
shares Marlposa preferred was steady at l5Jli5K ana
Western Union Telegraph, SAGAN. Pacific Mail rang,
from IL to Az. In Express shares Adams sold at
OSA and American at il@iiA
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Arriycd-MoNpAY. Jnlr u.

ArrtNtd-MONDAY, July VI.
Steamship Manhattan. Charleston, m1sc and pass
steamship Beneiactor, Wilmington, y. c.. naval
stores &c.
:. steanship Brussels, Liverpool. fndse.
Sup laNelaw. Newport Eng. railroad iron.
ship Rhine, London tndse. an1 pass.
Bark Ocean Home MAtan1as, sugar
Brig Curacao Curacao, hides, wood, sc.
kchr Matilda, Cartagena rubber. hides, &c, and
schr Moses y. Trundy. Apa Schcola. lumber.
Schr Lizzie Baichclder, Cuba. sugar
Aleo, the usual river and coastwgse vessels.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MiStATrRE ALNAgAc--THTs DAY.
sun rises.....i sgSun ...i 81 Moon rise. go 50
HIGH WATKR-TuIs nav.
Sandy Hook. s9iGov. Island a. IIell Cate. 10
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LENIs.- this city, on sunday. July TO- the wife OF
Deacon Henry Storms Lewis OF a son.
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BRILLIANT DISCOVERY Every man and woman
IN the land whose locks have been touched with slvor
bF time prematurey whitehead has reason 10 rejoice
mat Phnons Nitalia, or salvation for the Halt num-
Tered among the wonder working products OF this
OF discovery. IL Is clear and Tree from sediment Win
the shades VI COLOR mpars more natur al tn
thau thos' produced by any other agent.-idc.
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SPECIAL Qotitts.
BUILD UP THE sysTIu.


Strength evsporates fast at this season. This IS
especially the case with all who live by the sweat Of
their brow. From every pore OF the sieyellke skin
moisture exudes which contains the elements Of yital
ty, Thereby the blood Is impoverished, the nerves re-
laIed the muscles weakened, the digestion impaired
the bowles disturbed and the animal spirits depressed
The constant drain that produces these effects cannot
be arrested because due TO the heat OF the atmos
phere but the loss Of the DEMONSTRATING elements can
be supplied by extra IMMIGRATION. Now. therefore, 10
the time to resort to Hostetters Stomach Bters the
most powerful and healthfu OF all vegetable tones
Long experience has proved that nothing else Will
efficiently sustain and regulate the system when wilt.
ing down under the double pressure OF excessive heat
and constant physical or mental labor. All persons
who have been tempted TO try the local "tonlcs" $50
called which have been started by sordd SPECTATORS
IN almost every town and village with view OF turn.
ing renny" by the creduty OF tho unwary. know
this TO their cost It Is wise maxim that says "hold
fast to th at which Is good" or the forty millions OF
people in the United States, probably one.nflh have
tested the restorative properties of Hosteters Btets
and know II to be specific for dyspepsia, biomncss,
nervous weakness general debility constipation, fever
and ague and want Of appetite; that any OF these
should be persuaded 20 experiment with the worthless
nostrums, recommended by INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant
emperlcs seems almost incredible.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY
selling at REDUCED PRICES. GEO. c. ALLEN, 5l3
Broadway, undor St Nicholas Hotel
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HhMILTON-DORsCH- THURSDAY, July T. a,
brooklyn, Mr.. John Hamilton 70 Mrs crissic Dorseh
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Bargains In Watches. Jev'clry, AMI Snverware
!. II. Johnston & Robinson, 10 Dowcry.-4av.
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a., How wonder vi are the devices Of man Take for
illustration, Knox. the Halter OF 2i2 Broadway. with
What interest energy. and Indomitable perseverance,
has he established himself the leader Ct the hating
Interest Of America. lie Is without successful com
Lcttor such examples NAV well I'll rs with reyeten
ual awe, ana teach Us where to buy our haf.-Adu.
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Senator John J. Bradley, Chamberlain of your city
u he Senator was In excellent spirits aud seemed to
have tremendous fondness for the water. lie had
already drunk six gasses, aud held the seventh In
his hand. and still his thirst remsincd Unsuitable
Col, johnson, the Secretary Of the Congress
Spring, who has kept accurate tally Of
every glass Of Congress water which has been
drunk in Saratoga daring the past twenty
years. emphatically pronounccs Mr. Cham
berlain Bradley the most invcterate ana hardest
drinker Of Congress water he has ever seen. Mr.
care OF MIR. Bradlcy's apnetto for woodeocis, trout
Haprao. Of the Court OF Appeals has been at the
Union since yesterday lie does not like the idea of
changing his residence from New YORK to Albany.
the GngAr CORNELIUS.
by far the most important arrival we have had or
shall have this season lie that OF Commodore Wander
bht His horses and carriages reached here this
morning. The Commodore, wien he aligted from
tie special car that conveyed him IRON New York,
was loudly chcered BY large crowd Of villagers and
others who at the depot. The Commodore
bow. The people 81 Saratoga just now IN costa
sizes with the Commodore, and deservedly so. for no
man has done more for them II Is owing to his ef-
forts that two express trains daily direct from
New York To Saratoga, making the entire distance
In five hours and half, and since his conuec
ton with the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad. new
life has been infused into it, aud thirteen trains
stop nj Saratoga depot every day.
Col. James Fisk. Jr, IL expected tomorrow or
the day after. II is not improbable that the Commo-
dore and the Colonel will meet nj the Congress
Spring some line morning. and conclude treaty Of
peace between the Central and Erie Railroads. SOL.
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Good sherry, port clarct. and white Wines. S1 80
per galon. at II. MouQuns, 81 and s Nassln st.-Adr
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ISPGRMATION wanted OF Margaret Shields or
i Margaret shlrdenj has baby; Any information OF
her Whereabouts VIII he thankfully received by her
husband JAMES SHIELDS, " MeNallys, in Wallet 81,