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MARRIED..

In Lftchded, Jan. 81, Francis Silver and Laura
+. Tibbetts.
In Litchfed, Feb. 6. b. f. Pencin and Kate VI.
Goddard. both of Monmouth. t.-JL
In Eden, Jan. %, Edward hnaldo, OF f., and
Eliza L. Douglass, OF Trenton.
In fremont Jan. Is, ohm Robertson and Mariet-
ia Robbins.
In East MaehiaE. NathI S. Norton aad Amanda
Esinore both oi Jonesport. &y
In Addison, Jan. Z, Isaac W. Leighton and Nettie
II. Crowley. JIG III
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DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment

SURE CURE FOR
ITCH, SALT RHHUM, OLD SORES, CHILD
BLANES, ULCERS, ITCHING PILES,
and all Ers,ptsons Of the SKIN, otachat-
nature.
Dr.. A. SAYIEY, Proprietor, Philadelphia.
Price 50 cents. W. w. WHlPPLE & CO.,
no72SeodtfsS General Agents.
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HaIe,s Arnicn Oinkment.

When, by the use of the AIiNICA OINTMENT
You can be easily cared. 1t has relieved thousands
from Earns Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Hounds, and ecery Complaint Of the SKIN. Try IT,
as it costs but 25 cents. Be sure TO ask tor
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FiSherieS.---TWineS.

NOR SALE to the trade by the Bale, 100 Bales
Il Superfne Cotton Irvine, for Herring, Pohagen,
and Mackerel-fue ncs. these twines grade ADORE
the ordinary quality.
AM. NET q TwINE CO., 43 Commercial s..
ja23dlaw sN BOSTON.
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Additional per City Of Pafisi
Ar at Liverpool 26th ult, Escort Eliiner. N YORK;
Chss Davenport, Stevens, New Orleans; 27th 81
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Bristol Line.

The steamers Bristol and ProSideIpe having beeu
withdrawn for lew week, in order TO renOyate and
ret them, the Bristol Line will run two 6rst-cas5
fast propellers from Bristol in connection with Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad exclusively Tor Freight
Shippers are assured their goods will be delivered
with promptness and despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providence
Railroad. For fur her ation, stencils and re-
ceipts, apply at COmpany's Otnce no. 3 Old State
lIouse Boston, corner Washington and State streets
The Bristol and Provider will their trips
at an esrlyday. GEO. SHIVERICK,
Jan J, rs 5. ia7dti sN Freight Agent.
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WHY suffer tro,n Sores %

Try it, for it costs but BIC. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR q Co. Bos-
not. and receive box by return mail. sep4dtfsy
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Perhaps the feature in this correspondence
which will attract the most attention is the
testimony of the Cabinet officers. And here II
is certainly curious circumstance that just
in proportion as one of these gentlemen speci-
fees his recollections in detail, inst in the same
proportion does he qualify the Presidents as
sertions and tend to corroborate those Of Gen
Grant. MeSsrs. Weles and McCulloch have
very little to say, but it is as thoroughly
compliant as the answer of the Dutchman
who, when asked what he thought about a GER
tain matter, said: Il thinks what you think
what do you think?" Bnt Mr.. Seward, whose
statements are by far the most explicit of any,
must be a very unsatisfactory witness for
Andrew johnson.
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Moth, Freckles, and Tan.
The only reliable remedy for those brown oiscoor-
aiions on the face called Moth Patches, Freckes and
Tan, Is PERRY's ROTH AND FRECKLE LOT ON.
Preparei only bv DR.. B. C. PERRY, Dermatologist.
10 Bond street. New Yars. Sold by ali Druggists in
Portland, and elsewhere. Beware OF iIatatation.
November 16. III W&S3m
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Cid at San Francisco 18TH inst, ship Premier, AeT-
rithew, Liverpool.
Ar at Delaware BTeakwater 18th, brigs J D LIN
coin, kom Trim al; Harry Stewart, Palermo.
Ar at New York l3th brgs belmont Locke, srom
st Domingo; Gen Marshall, from Matanzas; Kodiak
from Zaza; Eugene, IRON Havana; Admiral,
from Portland
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The Houlton Times says man engaged in
smuggling oats from New Brunswick on Sat-
urday last had his team seized by Officer
Hathaway, who lodged it for safe-keeping ia
the stable of Mr.. Sleeper. During the night
out and driven across the boundary line, where
it will be likely to remain. The name of the
vi iS McGaorra
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For sale by all druggists send your address and
36 cents to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return NAH. w. f. Phillips s.
Co., agents for Maine. april261ysn
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Cotorrh Co,, he C,,,.ed
Raeder's German SnuT,

HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every diseas
lAof the nose and head permanently cured by tn
use OF the well-known remedy,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEALING ExCLUsIyELT IN
CALIFORNIA WINES
FOURTEEN YEARS

And being the only house in the Atlantic States
selling the product OF their own Vineyards, we can
effer inducements all wfs desire to Turchas Pure
and GENUINE WINES which no other house can.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
state assaycr'- omce, Boston, Mes
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR the benefit, and as CAUTION
Il YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature Hteay Of Manhood
&c, suppiyn i he Means OF Seli-Curc. Written by
one who Ired himself and sent tree receiving a
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAY FAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also Tree, by the
same publisher, circular &c DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem OF the war
dc3i-d& WSm-sS
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Pennington Chronicle com plains that
the scarcity Of water in that village is getting
TO be q vexatious matter. The wells have got
SO dry that the handles and cranks have drop
ped out of seveeal of the pumps and curbs,-
at least that is the story.
The people of New Sharon are seriously de-
batting the question whether tobaceo-chewer
ought to be employed as teacher of children
and Youth.
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From, the Boston Transcript

The case, therefore, between the President
and Grant, stands as follows: Grants ai'e?a
ton against the President of attempting 10 NJ
volve him in a Violation of. the law, remains
untouched by the reasoning Of the President.
The accusation ofbreach ofiaith against Grant
falls to The ground, as the President had every
means of knowing what The General Intended
ygbat notorious conversation in the Cabinet, is
Wroyed. by two of his Secretaries, 80 have been
20 perverted ar to stop very little short of un-
blushing ialSitication. 1t is proved that he
wilfully misstated the interview with Grant
on the 18th. lie is welcome 10 all the laurels
be has gained in this contest with the greatest
soldier of the present day.
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH j.!

ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!I!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
In from 10 to 50 hours.
Wheat0n,s Ointment cures he Itch.
he8ton,s Oinsment cures Salt Khelm.
Wheafon's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton, Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
WheatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price, 80 cents box; by mail, so cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 20. eod&w1y
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 IFaLs 81, cor. WiliiGm, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1868

JANUARY, 1858.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND NaVt.
CATION Risks.
The whole profits OF the Company revert 70 tie
Assured, and divided annually, upon the Prcni.
ums terminated during The year; and Tor which Ger
tifcates are issued bearing interest until redeemed,
Dividend OF 20 per cent. for 1867.
The company has = sscas, over Thirteen
Million Dollars. viz:
United States and state OF New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks, 6,s64 4s5
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise. 2,175,A0
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable.
Zeal Estate, Bonds and Mortgages,
and other securities, 3,694,sC3
Cash in Bank 1884
'e I3lCsI77
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The ladies of Bucksport have undertaken
to raise $4,000 to match an equal sum offered
by L. p Buck, of New York, for the erection
of soldiers Memorial Hall. They have al
ready raised about one-fifth of the sum, and
they intend to persevere until success crowns
their efforts. The beauty of the thing is that
all the men are helping them.
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SO euds this business. johnson comes out
OF it as one willing 10 wound, but yet afraid 10
strike, and recalls o story which one of his
strongest reporters occasionally tells of him.
THE President" this friend is reported as
saying, reminds me OF celebrated fighting
cock / used to own. | bought him for his val
or and energy. He was glorious bird, with
spurs like arrows, gorgeous feathers, and 8
lusty, menacing crow-such crow as might
alarm city. Well / took him to The pit, and
had him ready for the contest lie only nap.
ned his wings and crowed, and then backed
up into a corner, and stood still. There was
no fight in him. He was too cowardly TO fight.
and too plUcky to run away. All he did was
crow" We commend this story to the Presl-
on his correspondence with Grant.
The Springfield Republican dismisses the
subject by saying that the correspondence is
unfortunate and that the best thing about it.
for the parties engaged in it, is that it is end
| ed. On the other hand, the New York Com
mercial Advertiser regards the correspond
ence as justifying both parties and showing
that there is no question of yeracity between
them. The New York Times concludes that
Grant "acted in exact accordance with law,
and the Post discources as follows:
Mr.. johnson displays often childish eager
ness to prove somebody else wrong; he might
| do well to remember that it is more important
| he should hmselfbe right. To scold is not a
part of craftsmanship; it is besides always an
| evidence of weakness and of doubt. Mr.. John.
son rails at Grant, as though to scold was al
| he could do. but the pubic does not forget
| that he may relieve Grant suspend him, pun
| sh him, even supercede him, if Grant hal
really been guilty of an offence.
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A Cough, a Cold or a Sore Throat
Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme
diate relief. For BrsnchiSia, Asihnaa, ca
tnrrh, CONSERVATIVE and fhrOaf Diseases,
Trocies are uset with always good success.
SINGERS and UBLIC SPEAKERS use them
TO clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troehes," and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations thst may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. nol3dS.s &c ss
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SPENT IN THE CULTIVATION AND GRowT
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Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid HAIR Dye is the best in the world.
The only trie and perfect Dye-H lrmless, RELIABLE,
instantaneous. No disapp rinIment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the III effects oI Bad DYES Invi2-
crates and tho hair SOFT and beautiful black or
browa. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street, New York. jan1isSdiy
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Marrtage and Z elibacy.

'f1NHN's HHUERHERKY WIN
0y q 81 dNwtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-16

ROMAN CATHOLICS IN ENGLAND.-A CORES
pondent Of London paper has much 10 say
about the conversions 10 tholicissn among
the upper classes OF Great Britain, and e.
peciallY among the families OF statesmen He
says that Lord Granville and Mr.. Gladstone
nave each sister a Catholic; the Duke of
Argyll mother; Sir George Grey a sister-ip-
law. who : also nun. and other relatives: Sir
Roundeil Palmer brother; SIR Robert Collier
an aunt; DIR. tOleTidge, law Off Ger an DITTO, a
brother who IL priest and a Jesuit: while Mr.
Monseil ' ace President OF the Board OF Trade
in Earl Russell's last Ministry, ! himself a
convert. OF the present Ministry, the Duke of
Marlborough has a sIster-in-law a Catholic:
Lord Stanley sister whose brother in law is
a Catholic and priest. besides other relatives:
SIR Stafford Northcote Is related 10 the Presi :
dent Of Nacott; the Earl of Lon gford had a
brother who died 4 Passionist, and who was
also brother-in-law OF the present MARQUIS
of Exeter; Lord Mayo's brother-in-laW the
Hon Mr.. Nynaham, . recent convert and
the Attorney General has two brothers priests -
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THE EVENING STAR
DRY Gaada.

Transactions in domesties FOR the week have
been on q limited scale compared with The
eSriier part of the season. In unbleaches
shirtings and sheetIngs the sales have been
moderate; but prices have been steady. ana
Sufficient lots have been distributed 90 prevent
anything like an unusual accumulation OF
stock in first hands. No tendency Is exhibited
Al present toward lower prices In standard
cottons, nor is there any Likelihood OF n fal.
whlle the price of the raw material remains ~
ne present rates. Bleached shirtings and
sneeungs are strongly held 81 the quoted rates;
ano IN some instances, for fayorfte brands, q
Small advance has been established. Drills
are IN modeIaie demand only; the best MAKES
are shade higher IN pnce, but common STYLES
are heavy. Cotton fannels are selling better.
ana there appears 10 be someth ing like a specu-
lauve demand for them. Cotton bags are IN
rathef more request, with an appssrance OF
increased prices. Corset iaans arr stea .,dx in
Quired for, but without change OF rates Checks
are In better demand. Stripes and ticks sail
steadily, without change of prices PRINTING
cloths are in more demand; and grav gaoas AZ
active, with an upward tendency
Prints are very active and the sales large.
Prices are firmly maintained. though n is sad
that sales have been made in Chicago At a cent
yard under the New York prices. The stock
IN first hands Is considerably reduced GEng-
hams sell freely, and the better styles are IN
active demand. The stock in the hands OF man.
ufacturers' agents Is pretty well closed out.
Printed lawns OF good styles. madden colors,
are In very lively demand. Prices RE firm.
Inferior styles are not in good request Rolled
demand, WITHOUT material change OF prices.
Muslin de LANES are in moderate demand, but
prices are not 90 high as In other home msnu-
iactured goods of the finer quality. Italian
cloths are I'M fair demand. Prices steady.
Woolens show greater activity, and prices
are firmeT. Cloths, black and colored. sell
more freely, and prices have advanced a little
for the more desirable styles. Saiinets and
fancy cassimeres are fairly active; prices OF the
better kinds are firmly maintained. Kentucky
Jeans OF the better kinds are actively inquired
FOR, but the common gu alities are dull. Flan-
nels are but little required, and prices are not
very strong. Carpets are m good demand, aud
prices OF nearly every description are we'll
kept up.
In foreign goods there is very little change
10 notice. The importauons for the month Ia We
been large as compared with March, and the
market Is well supplied with seasOnable goods,
which sell readily. New styles OF dress-goods
and silks, millinery articles, and housekeeping
linens, find ready purchasers at good prices.
The aucuon-rooms have been well attended,
and The sales considerable, but not 50 large as
Tor the previous weekly. A. IaiepeHdeMt, i6th
asst.
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DIR. LIvINGsToNE's SAFETY.-The positive
assurance OF Dr. Liyingstone's safety il the
pleasantest bit OF news we have had by cable
Tor many a day. The telegram merely says
mat the Doctor had written 20 Sir Roderick
Murchlson "by the way OF Zanzibar saving
that ''he Is in good health. that has Journey OF
exploration has been successful. and that ne
VIII soon return 10 England" The Doctor was
never lavish OF adJectives, and. with him. sue
cessiul means a great deal. IL signifies, as
we understand, that the object Of hIs eKpedi-
ton has been achieved. In 1855 DIR. Living
stone left England 10 explore, more accurately
IMAM had hitherto been done. the Albert aud
Victoria NyanZa, Tor the purpose OF ascertain
ing definitely their relations TO each other 10
Lake 1anganyika and 10 the source of the
Nile. HIS labors were intended to supple
ment those OF Grant, Spoke and Bsker.-M 4.
Jour. Of Com.
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spl Ost
DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE.

DEPOT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFIcEl
ST Louis. Mo April I. 1873
scared Proposals VIII be received at this Off ce
Chui clock p m, FRIDAY. the 18th day of
pm IS Tor the delivery. at such tfrIns and at
sL'h itlEi-- IN -. Louis. Missouri; Omaha. Ne
La-ha o. neil Bluffs. Iowa; Chicago. Illinois: or
-saNeLN rEth, n ansas, az the Government may re-
S4G Bushels Corn,
BIZ BUs hels Oats.
Corn 20 be doubled sacked, and in good new 70
seNed gun MES of about two (2I bushels each
Oat- 70 lie double sacked in burlaps of about
Crr 81 bushels each and subject to wei gt ana In
SgtctlOn al place of delivery.
BIOS TO be made in du plicate subject TO the usuaI
conditions. " hich will be made known on appIica-
ron 10 ibis office. 70 the Offices of the arter-
MASTER department. at the points above DESIGNATED
where blank forms may be obtained.
guarantee, signed By two 90 responsible per-
sons, must accompany each bid.
ne RS 1T is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
Cf the biss '9
=, by order % Chief Qusrtermsster of the Military
Division Of the Missouri.
G. W. THOMAS,
APP Byt. 1t Col. and District d "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-16

AMONG TIE SHAKERs.-Among the rules
posted IN the Office of a hotel IN a Shaker VII
lage IN New Hampshire is the following:
.'haIrled persons tarrying with Us over
night, are respectfully nouned that each sex
occupy separate sleeping apartments while
they remain
Some time since, newly married couple, on
a httle bridal trip, visited the shakers The
evening was spent in talk-bed time came-and
the couple Were invited 10 sleep. They passed
OUT OF me ofhce, up stairs, there saw wO sober
faced Shakers, a ssbrothern and ssslster," each
with candle
MAN TO the left,'' sald the brother, and into
room he escorted the bridegroom.
Woman 10 the right" as quietly said the
sister, and INTO 4 separate room tlie bride was
ushered-the newly made man and vile sepa-
rating without even goodnight KISS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-16

SINGULAR ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE
On Sunday last the noted stephen II. Branch,
who has on various occasions been prominent-
~ before the public for the last ten years, was
committed by justice Led worth OF the Jefferson
Market Police Court he was suffering from
an attack OF delirlum tremens. Branch was
taken 10 the ToInbs and committed, but al
lowed the freedom OF the corridor. Soon af-
ter the visitors had left the prison yesterday
afternoon, Branch walked over 10 the desk OF
Mr.. Cunningham, one Of the keepers, and
picking up an eraser, thrust az twice into has
throat He was at once secured. aud DIR. Nealis
the pr ison surgeon, dressed his wounds. They
are not necessarily of a dangerous characser-
". 4. Tribune, Ayrii IL. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-16

sS-The Judiciary Committee OF the New Jer-
sey Legislature not only reported adversely TO
female suffrage, but actually poked fun al the
petiuoners, quoting some very pertinent-and
indeed mpertinent lines from Tennyson's
"Princess" about the care of babies.
81 Western papers say that Governor Ey-
ans, OF Colorado, assures the people of that
Territory. that, as soon the Impeachment trial
Is over, Colorado Will be admitted into tie
Union as a State.
~ Alexander /. Menken obtained a decree of
divorce IN Cincinnati, on Friday, from Adah
lsaacs Menken, on the ground of adultery with
John q. Heenan. The suit was brought in
lS60.
81 An enterprising Partisan shopkeeper ON
to every lady who honored his establishment
with visit
So Official advlces received from Alaska
state that an attack upon the Americans an
Sitka is contemplated by the Indians aud Russ
lans, and that a massacre is imminent unless
the troops are reinforced.
50 Ritualistic practices by the chaplsins OF
The British Army IN India are just now occa-
sioning great excitement, and, IL is said, are i'm
perIlling the discipline OF the army.
81 The National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance convenes in Nashville on the 9th
of May. Delegates will be on hand from all
the States in the Union, and Canada
~ Cornbosh, a colored member of the
Mississippi con yention, was assaulted on SUM-
day night by a party of negroes, and the assail-
ants have been arrested.
~ revolution IL announced in the style of
ladies' head-dresses. At the last ball a the
Hotel de Vile in Paris, no chignons were
worn, but the hair flowed over the shoulders
with a ringlet or two drawn in front. This is
after the manner introduced by the Princess OF
Wales in 1862
~ II rs stated that the eldest daughter of the
Hon. j. r Hale, u. s. Minister 10 Spain, was
to be married April 9th, at Madrid, 70 a gentle.
man Of wealth, whose residence is on the banks
of the Hudson.
- The Press says that every spring Phiis-
delphia spends nearly a quarter Of a million
dollars IN repairing cobble-stone pavementS.
~ Rev. Jason w. Kellogg, a Methodist
Minister, has been expelled from his church al
Dearborn, Michigan, for profanity and adul-
terry, and for clipping with n Mrs. Morehouse
a former member of his church and congrega-
ton.
q There was quite a riot in Philadelphia
Sunday eyeang, between the members OF two
rival IRE companies. Bricks and stones were
freely used, and before the police arrived one
man was killed. and several seriously injured.