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BAfCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
harmless, reliable instantaneous, does con tain
Saa, nor any ettdIie poison to produce paralysis
sSasting virtues they do not possess The genuine
w: A Batchelors Hair Dye has had fAiTty vea.s'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
% All Druggists. Applied st 10 Bond street,
M. fea-tr
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l21. cts: Para.ols
At half price; summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
al sacrince; l2os yards Cslicoes-best makes 10
ana ~. CITE, good at Ga cts. Never before have
offered such bargains. BENZ. MILLER,
IyH 101 Bridge ST, Georgetown, d O.
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Having made arrangements with some of the best
Distilleriee In the country for old whiskes offer
the following we'll known brands at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years old, ss
ner gallon J. A. Bowen's, years old, 81 per gal
10 Robertson 8, years old, IS 50 per gallon old
Family Nectar, years old So 20 Der gallon The eel
don Old Town Gin, s. per gallon stoughton Bitters,
~ per gallon. Dry Catawbs still, (from Urbana
VINE Company e. 20 per gallon. Scuppernong
still from North Carolina, So per gallon All the
above is at least 81 per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the same gr ade
Liberal discount 10 the trade. O. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the celebra ted Native Wine Bitters
No. 1917 and 219 Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
North Charles street. Baltimore. Md. jeN
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THE NATIONAL INTELLIGRNCER.
Weekly Conservative Organ.

Estd at Washington, lsOo removed to New York $50.
Spec,a! TtLssraphte Neps from the uhoLe Countrv.
The Great Nerspaper for Household and Farm
$3 per year in advance. p. U. orders are safest.
ALEX. DELMAR, Editer and Proprietor,
" y ao - 563 Broadway, New York
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SALES OF REAL EsTATK.-Thomas W. Fow-
Ter, real estate agent, has sold for s. John
'ThomsoB a thTee-story frame house on i2h
. Ret, between and X for s2,T5o ca h, and 4 r
H. Burr story brick house on sth street,
between n and n streets, for $4,000.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
MhnE sr TESSEY, DAVIDSON Co,
of selected choice WHEAT, by 3 process known
otly 10 Themselves, and Thoroughly cleaned b. the
btst patent Cleaners, - now being placed on the
hAIket Nth satisfaction 20 all who have tried n.
"mdTdHttsa tqNqi % e.g a. fhs DtsfTicf.
Yer sale by mos; Grocers. anlS-lm
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT POE a sELIG-
SOM, l2- Bridge street, Cseorgetown n o.
life Of Chas. Dick "a. by X. shelton Mackenzie,
With portrait, Cloth g. Our Fathers House or
the tpwriiten Word by Rev. Daniel March, d d.
author OF Might scenes in the Bible.n handsomely
illustrated, cloth, S3T5. Cross Revised Masonic
Text Book: sl.o. hignon-tale from the French-
cloth. 81 Is. The Notre Dame Series 81 Catholic
Novels he utifully bourd. The {. = Internal Rev
and Tariff aw compiled By Dresser ,7sc Bibles
Tesia0ents and Prayer Books in great variety A
large assortment Of Frencb and American Paper aud
Envelopes Initial Paper from IS cents per box up-
ward. Commercial Note PAPER from N Per rearn
Ne charge made for STAN ping initials paper and
envelopes just received several barrels Of Jute and
Cotton Irvine and for sale cheap ct
POE 4 SELIGSONS.
New Literary and Musical Depot,
sus Rep. Herald ~. Bridge street.
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ORoIDE JEwRLRY,
Alaska Diamonds,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

This celebrated medicine has won a deseryedly
high reputation allev iator Of pain and pre-
server OF health II has become household remedy ,
from the fact that il gives immediate and permanent
relief: II is purely vegetable preparation, made
from the best and purest materials safe keep and
to use in every family. 1t 10 recommended By ply
sicians and persons ef all classes and day after
public trial of thirty years-the average life of man
lit stands uDrvalled and une xceled. spreading its
usefulness over the wide world. Its large aud in.
creasHe sale affords positive evidence of its endur-
ing fame. Directions accompany each bottle. Gold
by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
Providence, r. l.,
aus eolm&w Manufacturers and Proprietors
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CITY ITEMS.

FOR THR NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS will offer nv
entire stock of Spring and Summer Clothing
for less than cost, in order to make room for
Fall Goods. A. STRAus
Popular Clothing House,
No. lCl1 Pa av, bet. 10th and 18th sts.
ORoIDE JEwRLRY,
Alaska Diamonds,
French Jet Jewery,
Pipes, Vases, ChrOmos, Satchells, Dolls,
Silver-plated Ware, Glass Sets,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewel
~ Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue. between
AZ and 9th streets.
HIMPLHR has all kinds Of thermometers 6,3.
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uAANAOKy BBSTAURANf,
II 1'. is'1M Ali aASs1FSEE. g. Soo: is'.s'
sS0ss ~ S4zE ~ IiI HESJBS zI p WIZ
1e2 Wines I'D Liquors % . Id e ths BaR
01a1oealo1 aetmt1o0 . 0eol0 - { out. N
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.

DR0POSALS FOB COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
0Eee Of the Seyeeast- at Arms, !
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1870
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once nm.
I'll y m: Of SATURDAY, the Sd day Of September
next Tor the delivery, to the Senate Of the United
States, OF Eight Hundred Tons 24e pounds to the
toni OF best WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL; also,
for Seventy five Cords Of best BAKKRS' PINE
WOOD and for Sixty Cords Of good merchantabie
The coal 10 be thoroughly screened, the wood veil
seasoned, and the whole packed away in the Senate
vaults under the direction OF the Chief Engineer or
assistants. John r. FRENCH
jy18 eotSepS Sergeant at Anna
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d. 0ILVERDER0,
sI2 SEVENTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d srRxrf
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
u-,,. OF COLUMBIA,

Hoidiag a SPECIAL Term, July 30, lS7O
In the case OF SIDNEY l. LAUCK, executrix of
henry y. Lauck, deceased, the executrix Aforesaid
District Of Columbia Aforesaid ppointed ESDAl,
the 80 day OF August, A. D. $50, for the final settle
deceased and Of the assets in hand f the
and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
are potifed to attend, with their claims properly
youched. or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit In said deceased's estate: provided
copy Of this order be published once week for three
weeks IN the Evening Star previous to the said day
Test: A. WEBSTER,
au2tu8' Register of Wills
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T92IMAAk !-6 BOON sd Eog VERY LARGE
EUROPE, HAVE Concluded TO
REDUCE THE PRICES
ALL M GOODS,
TO ALL PURCHASERS.
will ind something in which he is in need Of, com
prising-
lsr. THE NOTION DEPARTMENT, which i
always keep well assorted and up to the mark.
I'D. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT. com
f make q speciality Of GOOD HAiRBRusM SHE'S AD0
Sd. THE ZEPHYR woRSTED DEPART
MENT, which has become SO well known a. to re-
Quire NO further comment.
4IH. THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al.
ways presents such variety as to leave no little one
srH: TIE FANCY. ARTICLE DEPARTMENT,
WoER Rien y0o o, Ssn md GtKp VASES E
BAsKETs. INK STANDS, OPERA and FIELD
GLASSES, &c, &C.
6rH. THE H0sIERY pEPARrMEsr, which
Cent? UNDERWEAR, &c.
7rH. THE BEGALIA AND THEATRICAL
THINNING DEPARTMENT, in which can be
found eyerything necessary for REGALIA and
MASQUERADE.
STH. THE BASKET DEPARTMENT, which
presents full assortment Of TRAVELLING and
other BASKETS.
1t is impossible to conceive the variety OF goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call
P.S.-The store 10 cool and pleasant.
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ALARM OF FIRK--The alarm Of fire turned in
about nine O'Clock last night, from box = wa
eAused by the explosion of coal OIL lamp in Oh e
grocery store of Alexander Wood, corner 9Th
and streets southeast. The IRE department
were ON hand promptly, but did not go into ser
VICE the IRE having been extinguished with
usnfng damage.
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SELLING OFF.-Persons desiring clothing at
the lowest prices possible. should call on Mr..
Straus, who is now selling OFF at cost for the
purpose of reducing his stock so as to make i'm
provements in his store and make room for his
heavy fall supply. See his advertisement
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IHR WBATHER.-The til ermometer at the
lows to-dsy:-8 O'Clock, 500; 10 O'Clock, 500:
~ O'Clock, e5'; O'Clock, Sc; 4 O'Clock, SO
Clear and pleasant.
TIE INyINCIBLR CLUE OF the First Ward, did
not meet last night, as was expected.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

fREpERlCK COUNTY. VIRGINIA
Oniy nile trom strph-uson's Depot p - a ~

-, sd NJ = miles from " iuclester
THIS watering Place il 4 " 0r.u uuder -,,-,..
Norsbie circumstances than ~ any time -
SINCE the usr. and every ef1rt v III laNA4
made 60 give entire satisfaction 10 an th- BY
gueets. k
Ahie CITY BANDOF MUSIC win b. In st..
snoe, and Masquerade and fsncy Bali. v IN h. ~
9ueotly given during the season. ~
sprtsg Pamphlets Tor distribute N ~ the Srr5..,
and az mesSrs. Coleman Rogers, Baltinl- y. 'Aes
The Baltimore and ohio Railroad Comrarr -.
round trip tickets. good for five days. o. mi ~.
washington % same ~ g. 20 IN
Ieiegrsrh once tn full operation.
Terms IS per day. : ~ 81 pr week. aud a.
month. Children snd colorcd ser, wants hslf' -
White serE ANS thTee fOuTths, ~ acC,sltl. =, -
coHmcdations. ~ &C
Iye I'm r q Invnax
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IDs
as We do from the best authority that an at
tempt is being made to transplant the practices
of men who oppose the republican party in the
southern States to this city. Mr.. Brown, nomi-
mated for commissioner in the First Ward few
nights ago had portion OF his house pitched,
and received a letter warning him OF dire ven
de 1Ss an Sss mt
house pitched, but has had several horses and
cows poisoned. One at least of the city officials
elected on the Emery ticket has been threaten ID
for conscentiOusly voting in the interest Of the
republican party. These practices are all
wrong-relics Of Q barbarous age, the practice
Of which, in this city, must not be tolerated for
be his party predictions, will frown upon such
conduct, and aid in every way the authorities to
bring the Offenders to justice. This city OF law
the transactions stated, that sooner or later thew
viii meet with punishmsnt--C Chronicle.
RIVER FRoNr.-Harveys WAa1.-Arrived,
schr; Ocean, McCready, havre-de-Grace, coal,
Johnsont WAarf.-Sailed, schr. America,
Harry, Baltimore, light. SlOop Streaker, Rey-
Ritey's Wkarf.-Arrived, schr. Minionette,
Calvert. Baltimore; 900 feet pine lumber,
Willet Redgrave; Flying Fish, Trade; pro-
Glrdiner, Me-, on the 18th inst, schr. Ellen NJ.
Pencil, with ice for Independent Ice Com
pany.
KICKING IN THE TRACEs.-At the meeting OF
the Ohio Republican Association last night, the
subject OF the assessment made by the Execu-
tive Congressional Committee was under con-
tideration, when resolution was offered "that
neither this association, nor any COMMITTEES,
congressional, State, or county, has right to
dictate to any member thereof that he shall pay
any amount. or do anything ether than, in his
opinion, knowing well his own duty and ability,
he may deem best" 1t was tabled.
NEW GOVERNMENT WoRKsHoPs.-The new
building to accommodate the various workshops
now In the basement Of the United States Treas
ury building, though begun but . few days ago,
is progressing very rapidly towards completion.
The foundation Is already made and the brick
walls begun, and IL is expected the entire struc-
ture Will be ready for occupation by the latter
part Of September. ....
NEEDED RENovAL.-The immense pile OF
army records, papers. &C., which have been
accommodating in the War Department since the
erection Of the building, until their weight en-.
dangered its safety, have all been removed to
the basement story, thus adding to the security
Of the building, and making 1t much more COM
Portable for those employed therein.
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DINKY POINT PAVILION.

RANhi fOANI fAhlLltN.
~ -. Ma-y', CoNs-s NJ
vii CIR ,or me reception q Wat "A
lar resort has been grs atty enlsrged ~ o. Is:MY
snditlon of new and oommudiBu- iui'f' -
Sotsses thorongely renovated, and the vb5l- - e
asnnlent sulriied With srffrs r.sr 49,. ~
Pin Alleys. Fishing and Sail Rna,s ars e.. n
snce Necessary for the comfort All ri-,ss,, sl'1
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk r.. - -
hs ere and Aqais Greek Bos;s pa. s.li 1e
o. Hlrty days. Childrrn ana servsr.s = 10 -
tneer INFORMATION viii lie furnished n a.. rs
" h''tt- ~ n
"HT END HOTEL
w LONG BRANcH, NV JrpSrv
viii be Opened for the Reception Il CO... = =
- s0th June. ~ 'ne
Ms msfhincenf structure. |. Gated tn n !.
Oourt Emo 81 this now famous SUNNI vAA0
resort has all the advantages of modern my
In every respect '1ur1
The personsl attention OF Mr.. JAMES sYkzs
and MT. PErkR GARDNER. - loag Sn0u-p - -
trsNellns public will surely guarantee 10 IA - -,
ish for ny
for Rooms, &C., apply the premises or ~ le,..,
addressed TO slhEc. GARDNER q C6
let a West knd Hotel. Long Branch. y .
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A LODGE OF SoRRow will be convened in thu
CITY next Tuesday by the Masons OF the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish rite, under the direction
OF the Grand ConsistOry OF the State of Mary
land there being no COnsistory in working or.
der in this District. Masons of a lower d-gres
may be invited to participate in this solemn
cerem oDy, but the statement that this Iod, ear
be convened by the Templars j. erroneous.
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ILLNESS or REV. DIR. HoLNEAD.-we regret
10 stsfe that Rev. DIR. Holmesd, the greatly
esteemed rector o Grace Church, South Wash
ington, is lying seriously III at his residence
in the First Ward. He has been in i'll health for
some time, and lately visited the sea-sh0re for
relief. For some days he seemed TO be improving,
but had a relapse, and was brought home from
on the way. He was very i'll last night, but - q
little better this morning. We sincerely trust
that bis valuable life may be spared TO this
ecmmrnity and TO his estimable family, but IL
seems 20 be almost hoping against hope TO
expect that DE win ever be seen in our midst
again.
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EOR GR0CERS' sALEs-CUT TACKS, assorted
3tol2oz.d leo Ispers in box for s IS per box
JOHN Il. ELNANS.
aulI-eoJ' 915 Louisiana avenue.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

THE FISHERIES DISPUTE 1t is ascertained
on the best authority that the yexcd question
between the United States and Canada rela-
tive to the fisheries will be settled at an early
day to the entire satisfaction of American
fishermen. There is no desire upon the part
of the Canadian authorities to make trouble
about the matter, or take undue advantage of
existing treaties. At least, this is the way
Canadian officials represent the matter to the
State Department. 1t is understood that as
soon as the new Minister to England reaches
London this will be among the first questions
to receive his attention. The President would
have had it settled this Fall but for the fact
that Mr. Motley will not remain long enough
to complete the negotiations, and it was
thought best to allow things to remain as
they are until a Minister is sent to England
who is likely to remain long enough to finish
the NEGOTIATIONS. 1t is safe to say, however,
that there will be no serious trouble about
the matter, notwithstanding the somewhat
bellieerent attitude of Gen. Butler in his
speech the other day before his fishermen
friends in Massachusetts. Washington Cor
respondent Boston Post.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27
LOCAL ITEMS. * C
News Of the County and City.

Tue RAILROAD. 0u Friday last. by vote Of tho
Directors % The -. A NJ. l.. Il. r.. Mr.. simpson, OF
.he Boart ,tlei1ly notified the Directors OF Che
Maine t-ntraI that The Road OF the former Corpn-
ration would be ready for acceptance, under the
Uutraat, uu 1c first day Of November. Judge
ito, replied ih al It Committee of the Maine Cen
fral Board cons listing OF Mcssrs A. j. Lockwood, g,
X n rnH, Abuer Cobum and George NJ. Patten,
bl. bren aiilon ted to inspect the Road and would
pr4-c,.J 90 do . on The first day OF next month.
tH that day the Directors .nd Engineers OF o>tr
Baad witt procc, n to Burnlam to meet the Com
iaittee, aud aeeo uAany them over the Roud. The
Maine Central Off rers viii come by speria train.
Judge Cutting, .oalt is developing some funny
divorce matters. In The case OF Hamilton vs..
iiInton, IT Liberty Il was in evidence that when
The parties Were married, three years ago. the
hrile VIVA IL and -lie bridegroom - years of age.
Another case took au unexpected II arm. divorce
wa- granted The wfe's petition1, for adultery
of the husband, the evidence being .he affidavit o.
Is witness that The offence had been committed in
thf most open and shameless manner, evidently tol
the purpose OF a divorce. Judge Gu ting handed
lhe affidavit to the County Attornc Y, with the
direction that it be laid before the Ora nd Jury, by
whom true bill was formed. The anxi Gus divorce
AT the present term of the Snprem Court, ii
ms county on motion of E. X. 'oye Esq
fd"ar" Slmonton, A. H. Luce and WIFE am Thomp
SON h5'ls were admitted to practice i'll the Courts
ol inns state on Saturday evening 4 1esc gentle
tnan invited the members Of the bar al ul Others to
a very pleasant social entertainment nj Dodge'S
Saloon.
toi Wildes estimate for our railroad twas $40 ,40t
per mile, instead OF s2G,000 as stated by ms last
week
W. T. colburn, Esq, who has been quite in and
threatened with fever, is recovering.
Leaves have their time TO fall,' says the poet ,
and in this region the time is about now
Air. William Beckett, of Portland, formerly of this
city, is suffering from an attack of paralysis.
The steamer cambridge lay agr puud tour hours
at her wharf here Monday
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

PERSONS AFFLICTED, however sliohtly. with
any weakness of the Chest or Throat involving
either the Larynx. Trachea, Bronchial Tubes. or
the LIMOS Themselves should on the first svmntom
commence with FELLOWS COMPOUND SYEIrr or
HYpOpHOsPuITEs rs by its use diseases of those
organs (even Consumption in its primary stage are
speedilV cured and more alarming svmntoms 1,rn
vented
You CANNOT do a better thing for your wife on
q Washno-dav thon provide her ! Dotv Iyasbar
and a Universal Wriu9er. 1t will keen aches from,
her back and arms. wrinkles from hcr fornheaJ
work Of hired woman and save your linen from (,,o
bi,,t S',nhhah ant an hnr tamno f, ia1i ;
chntnd Al RI YorIr Nrel,Iv Trjnno INIT 'e'''7
"''''>' ''''' - YIN " i'""'e'
The season for conei,s and colds is rani,llv an
proachina and every one should he nrcnornsd 10
check the first symDtoms as cough cnntrorteI hn
tcr rhora i No hettnr remeJv tbon Iohnsm"s ~, y,
Anol, nc inin1nnt > Fnr All disease of 1bn thrno
and hlngs if shonl be used internally and evter.
ternaIiv '''' ""'' 'N'o
Lung fever, common cold catarrhal fever. and M
Checked Inf IT once by eral use Of = lsE wy e
al}v Condition Powders"
cn, y rnn, ilI;dn nT ,oll,rs ,,iS w iiitn
Cork. Ireland is now rcpayna tbe ,rht VIII in. ~
ternsf not from her oxchcGuer nnt i.o,,, ha,,-at
fields. but from the admantinc rocks ON hnr ro,st
An rutcrll.iSinn company in New York is innort-
mo shinloaJs If thn rlihic moss tbt os m No.,
elm. aid ro9ycrtne # under the namn u sao Nnss nSs
ana m,aahl h ' fooJ The new soao -. nf
i,rnnarn ,,nJoi notnnt and oitbnno bt o, -
in the market, has already taken nr6radence of M
thn orlatinouS n,rnnts heretofore nsnI IN noolo,u
%n ;,ii -l ~ tastel tha ~ n,tr,
ma ;aoa n,aIn ron, sao Mas E,;s' IN i
that they are neomparahe. The sayin" q nertn3
by usin5 ths artrln instead of r,ai@ema f,rino or
corn starch (al of which if pvcc1s in nal,ahilitvl
Every person should he loyal in Thought. word
and deed to so good a government as nnr,. and
they that are not loyal have no claim far its mo-
lection We 10 not say thot nsinu Pnnnn,s Naain
Oil for curing quickly nm nainf, comnlonts is tho
only evidence of love to our countrV. inf if il n
sign we love ourselves some. sold bv stevens -
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor of DR..
Pierccs Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery for
a medicine that will equal it in the cure of all those
diseases for which it is recommended: among
which are severe acllte or linrerno Couohs Con
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

luE BoMBARDMnNr OF PARIS. 1t is now
generally announced in the German camps
that the bombardmcnt of Paris will begin on
the Isl OF November, and that l3l siege guns
are already with the army before Paris and
20 more are expected on the Goth An order
has been issued from the German headquar-
tc>s commanding all German Princes and
Mobiles who are hanging about the army
drawing pay and rations and occupying
quarters, to report for military duty at once
or 90 home.
PROGRESS OF THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
London "A. There is authority for stating
that the negotiations thus far are proceeding
satisfactorily
Granville proposed meeting between NJ.
Thiers and Count Bismarck, and both assent
ed Bismarck sent NJ. Theirs u safe conduct
but no basis has been accepted or suggested
Granville expresses himself gratiGed with
the manner in which his overtures have been
received on all hands by the other neutral
powers as we'll AS by the belligcrents ev-
| pressing every confidence Of their success.
! Nothing has been heard from Paris. Ru-
mors of peace abound.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27
MARRIED..

In West Camden, 10th inst Mr.. Riley b. Andrews
and Miss Annie w. Upham both of Camden.
In North liayen, MIR. benjamin Ames and Mss Bells
In Camden, Mr.. Seneca ". Palmer to Miss Martha
Campbell of Charleston, S. z.
In Lincolnville, 18th inst j. r. sylvester, ESD of
Lncolnville to Miss Beuah A. Heal OF Searsmont.
In Ellsworth, Henry j. Somes, of MI. Desert, and
Miss Emma }. Salisbury, OF Eden
In Hancock, Mr. Ira b. lcasan OF hancock, and Hiss
Hannah A. Hanna, OF Cherrylied
In fremont Mr.. William 4. Rich, and Miss Mary Il.
Norton, both OF fremont.
In Penobscot, MIR. William Mason, of Eluehill, and
Miss Lucy Ii. i.ittleeld of Penobscot
In Freedom. BY Stephen Stront Esq, hr. James ii
Thurston, to Miss Aura " Sylvester both Of Lewiston
Ne
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27
RELFAsr PRICES CURRENT.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY Oct. II, 1870.
BUrTLIt-We quote tine New ork and Vermont at
3Saloc per 10 good to fair do At 3a35c common 30a3c
inferior and bakers lSa25c
EGGS-lhe market is firm and with light receipts
prices tend upwards We quote good lots to-day at Soc
per dozen.
BEANSThere is steady demand for small lots OF
choice pea and medium beans, and prices remain with
out any perceptible change We quote choice hand
picked pea beans 81 62a2 Is per bushe; choice hand
picked mediums At s 15al 81 and yellow eyes at 81 Pa
= so per bushel.
HAI-The market is firm, and the receipts of good
hay are readily taken at outside quotations. We quote
prime Eastern cargo hay S29a3o per on choice North
and Eastern carload 1t S29a3o per tom interior sloa
2i Straw S27 per ton