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Middletown transcript., 1868-02-08
Louisa Muhlbaoh'a Historical Novels.
n. APPLErON = co.. !
~ AND 44s bnoApwAy NV toRK,

Is 4ss AND as BROADWAY, NEW YORK, H.
HAvE just published TAe Empyess Jo,epb;ne
IL An Historical Sketch Of the Days Of Napo-
leon. lvol. svo. Paper covers, 81 so; Cloth. S..
Napoleon and the Queen ef Iorussid. ] vol. syo.
Paper covers, 81 50 cloth, So. 2 III
The Ddughtr ef an Empress. Ivol. svo. IL
Illustrated. Paper covers, 81 80; cloth 50. 4
Aarie -4ntoinette and Her Son. vol. syo. Papcr
covers, 81 30; cloth, 50.
Joseph III aud His Court. Translated from the
German by AdeaidedcV. Chantronl Y i vol svo.
Cloth, 81.
Frederick The Great and His Court. Translated
from the German by Mrs. Chapman Coleman and
her daughters. rvol. 12nio. 434pp. Cloth, S..
BerLih and Sans-Souei or Frederick the Great
and Ills Friends. i vol. l2mo. Cloth. 50.
The Merchant Of Berlin. Translated from the
German by Amory Coffin, NJ. D. vol. i2mo
Frederick hhe Great and His Family. vol. syo
| Illustrated. Cloth, Sal E(IY -It5-T'f'.',
Illustrated. Paper covers, 81 so; cloth, So.
| Henry VII. and Catherine Pdsr. An Historical
Novel. BY l.. Muhlbach, i vol l2mo. Cloth, So
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-08

JUST received fresh supply Of 1000 lbs. Of
- Buckwheat Flour. Also, q large stock of
Dried Fruit, consisting of Raisins, Citron, Cur
rants, &c.
JOHN a. REYNOLDS & SONS.
January IL
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-08

RUERALO ROBES TO be sold cheap by ia
ID jan % NAUDAIN & BRO.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-08

tm7aa For sale by all booksellers. J.
january 25. ,fl41 y - IL s.iI a..s ..Ft,ll
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THE NEW CHINA TREATY.

The new treaty with China. just com.
plelrd by MIR. Sew ard with Mr.. Burlineame
and the msndarins IN his suite. embraces
some features of peculiar interest TO the
Christian world. BY skiiltul use &c lan-
guage, and relying on the Chinese isnu.
rance Of the liberal principles which are
part and parcel Of our theory. oar Govern.
meni. without making any additional coa.
ccssiun 10 China. get most Important con.
.cessions from her. The people oi each
country are 10 enjoy perfect religious liber.
~ 10 the other /; both countries agree ~
pass laws making il penal offence Tor
citizen Of the United States 10 take Chinese
subjects either TO the United States or 10
any other foreign county, or Tor Cth.ese
subject 10 take eitILens Ut the pnUrd
States TO China or 20 any foreign courir',
without their free aud voluntary consent
respectively. Both countries will USE laeT
influence and efforts 10 obtain the esiabll'h.
meat, By the general agreement Of nations.
OF representative coins having a common
value. and also a common standard Oi
weights and measures Tor all cuun,rir,.
The United States freely agree sth4!
Chinese subjects shall, Without hindrahce
on account of their nationality and religion,
be admitted to all schools, colleges and
other public educational institutions, With.
out being aubject TO any religious or pull.
teal tests: aud, on the other hand. hs
Majesty the Emperor Of China agrees that
the citizens 81 the United States may freely
establish and maintain schools IN that ern.
pre at Those places where Foreigners are
permitted by treaty to reside.
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/ On motion Of Mr.. Alexander Dickson il
was ordered that copy Of the resolutions
be sent to the Hillsbor6ugh Recorder aud
Raleigh Sentinel with request for pablica-
ton.
Ga motion sf Mr.. III. Ks Nash. q unani-
nous vote Of thanks were retained TO Col. q
4. d. Hall for his able address. .tg
In compliance with the esolutions. the
chairman appointed the following delegates
to the state Convention, 10 meet 10 Ralely
on the 18th Of August: ]. w. Norwood. !.
X. Nash, Joseph G. Webb, Thos. Wi on.
John ]. Allison, w. II. Jordan, Josia. rur-
ner. JOS. w. Mckee. L. w. Hall, y. N.
Chalk, Thos. HI. Hughes. w. ]. Gray. Ia.
McDade, Nathaniel BAN, Robt. F.Webb,
Addison Mangum, E. M. Holt, Mike W,
Moore. D. r. Eaan,. r. r. rapp. Joseph
A. Smith, Stephen Forrest. WIN. n. Stray.
horn, II. NJ. jones. q. E. Parish, WIN. A.
Graham, John F. Lyon. Arch. Mich els, Jr,
John Berry. Alsis Durham. Matt. Atwater,
Jones Watson, Andrew Mickle, Johu w.
Stroud, T. M. Argo. N. Tiiiy, w. F. Pat
ierson, H., M. c. Stroud. Thos. d. Oldham,
~. r. Minor, Z. Sykes. q. w. Tate. Pride
Jones, Paul G. Cameruh. DIR. J. Foam,
Dr.. C.J. Freeland. James Il. MilIeraJ. Nc.
Cuiluck. "'f Fa"A tN9# a881
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Saturday, 18th Augsst. s--,. '. t3t
+@ a2z Mp. HALL. Chr'a.
J. c. wRBB. Jr.2 s.. +sa H. <.*
RID. GRaaAx. SECS
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A Musical PRoDIoY IN NokFoIK. Willie
kaufman. Of Norfolk parenlsge. only lhirty.
one months old. and unfpl tunalrl, blind,
recently gave a musical entertainment. lie
played Accomplishments to several song.
sung by his father, clearly AMI distinciIy.
giving abundant evidence thai he wi,
playing by air, and no, repeating a lesson
previously taught. Since be was eleven
months old. little Willie has esinced de.
cided musical taste. and when two We arsO
ase could sing correctly bass. treble. or
alto. to fifteen familiar tunes. HIS little
hands are too small 10 grasp a full octave.
and he frequently uses his elbow to strike
the keys beyond the reach of his fingers,
but even with this disadvantage, he very
seldom strikes false note. Tie father Vi
this prodigy is musician o. ability. BY
whom his sons talent will be carefully
cultivated. ...=
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SAD AccmEsr.--A serious accident &c.
cured AZ Fort Wallace. Kansas. on the
I9th In.tant, on the occasion oil the late
visit OF Generals Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
and Dent to that pust. While salute va,
being fired, one VI the gunners was injured
by premature discharge, both hands being
carried away aud his lace badly mutilated
lie was taken to the post hospital, where
both arms we're ampuiat.J BY Surgeon Tur.
ner, U. ). A., and Surgeon n. l.. Gilbert.
The General. in.C Chief and his companions
were mach grieVed at the accident.
CUgIoUs ADMINISTRATION Moody, oI
snuth Amherst, Mass, has an apple tree
now growing upon his .arn which Tor sever.
al years blossonied well but bore no fruit.
lie put stone INTO the crotch Of the tree,
aud t his re nained there and become com
pletely inbpdded in the tree, the bark has
grown over il as smoothly as on any part Of
the tree, and since he first placed It there
the tree has borDr 40 abundance II fruit.
There is herd Of s5, 900 head oi Texas
cattle 10 pasture Al the junction u the
Chicago branch Vt the Illinois Central and
the foIedu, Wabash aud Western railroads.
When Ia DroPsr Trim they will be shipped
% an EGstera n4TkeI.
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Joshua Hill and II. v. ". Miller have been elected
ty the Georgia Legislature 70 The u .. Senate from
that state, Hill for the long, and Miller for the short
term. The choice sPpsais to have been saiisfaelor,
70 the Democrats Because u the triumph over Brown
AL BIotsell, though il j. said Mr. Hill hvSrs the
election u Grant and colfax.
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An IRos MoUsTAiN IN WEsr viRoISh
The Pittsburg Gazette says: "We sfs
informed by Hon. d. ID. 4. Farrenswortt.
State Senator from Upshur county. West
Virginia. that an iron mountain exists III
the upper portion Of that county, Of greater
extent and purity than any other knowa
body Of iron in the world, not excepting thr
famous iron mountain Of Missouri. and that
under this vast body III iron there isa vein
of biiun,inoos cuaI, measuring 90 the face
where the Buchansn river cuts thr"Os''
twenty Eve ieei in thckness. lie lrelare'
this ore 10 be 50 pure that q blacksmit"
took piece and forged horseshoe iro"
it," H
Gen. Frank P. Blair Is graduate Of t'e
Uaivets'ty Of North Carolina.
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Mr.. jefferson Davis has gone TO Europe. Ifhisease
is brought up in Court, he will, il il said. answer by
attorney or if his pressnee is necessary, he will be
IN Richnoad within len days after receiving nO,ieeby
telegraph. So ~s5. 49,
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Washington snielIigense says thar zen. Howard
Of the FIeednans Bureau, started on the Ord instant
10 Ssis the principal Bareaa stations and make PIE.
paralions TO wind up the concern BY January. =
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CoNGR ESS.

~ In accordance with concurrent resolutsoa,, both
Houses Of Congress adjourned on Monday tie a7th
ulI, 10 Aoulsy the 2l Of September next and /, is
aGaders,ood by all the Republican members Nat j,
shall not be incumbent upon them then TO attend,
ness they shall be notified that their attendance s
eessary BY the Hon. Edwin d. Morgan, chairman Of
The Repubican Congressional committee on the part
of Senate, and the Hon. Robert G. sehenek chair.
man Of the said committee on The part Of the House,
said notice TO be given before the 10th Of sep
TENDER. 1885,. .... - ~.
The bill which provided for the distribution ofams
among the q loyal people Of the South, which bad
passed the Senate was in the House referred to the
military committee, where it len at the adiourn-
ment. And the bill for the reorganization Of. the
states Of Virginia, Mississippi ana Texas, which
had passed the House, died in the Senate. Mr..
Wilson at the session on Sunday night, report.
ed bill repeating the &C. forbidding military or.
ganizalions 10 the southern States, which passed
tbs. Senate, but was not acted on The House. A
bill for funding the debt Of the United States pass
ed the Senate on Sunday night, ans the House on
Monday morning, and was presented to the President
for his signature few moments before the adjourn
ment. The bonds we're 10 run for thirty and forty
years, and be free from taxation. The bill awaits
the approval Of the President 10 became law.
Just bsfose the adjournment Of Congress bill pass
ed both Houses amending the Bsnkrups Law. By
the amended bill the action of The fifty per cent clause,
which have gone into effect en- the fstof Jane.
is postponed unul The Let Of January next. v9h
~t@@sf##H --'.~~->e~~~-~~~ fa.*. H'yg
The HOa. Reserdy johnson and family sailel from
Ba!sim1re Oh Saturday last, on his mission TO Eng.
land. 'rr r~ r. srsgfair
Mrs. Lincoln, who erpee:el to have gone 70 Eu-
rope under Mr. JOhnsOns prOIsclou, being too i'll %
travel, remains behind. ssa8 saHs. $40
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~ A Democratic and Conservative State Con-
yen,ion is proposed be held in the city of Raleigh
on Thursday the 18th inst Large delegations have
been appointed 10 many counties, and full meeting
is expected. III iga ta4 ) ~ .,e@s g..
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~lu. All those indebted to this office
] HX4 for subscriptions, advertisements,
AT or job work, are earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment. Our
necessities require il, and our advanced age admon.
ishes Us ofthe propriev Of settling up OR Affairs.
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fHE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge Olsa.-The followins
Is1sn Were made yessraay: Einer,dge VS.
defendant Hagnef vs.. Randall ct al; order
ratifying trustees sale conditionally.
his morning In the case Of the estate of i. G
phans' Court proceedings whey agt Prentice
et al: an order was made for appearance Of the
absent defendant
SUPREME CoURT IN CENTRAL TKRn.-Yes.
terday: Willard VS.. Willard. Bill fer alimouy
IN case where q divorce had been pronoun ced
some tune since. Demurrer sustained.
Court.
Davidson ct al. Vs. Stevens Suit to author.
ize the receiver in this case to Fay certain
counsel fees due to the attorneys OF the Wash.
lneton and Alexandra Railroad Company, re.
ported while on trial in the sDecial term below
case submitted on briefs and written arxu.
ments.
Philips VS.. Davidge. Motion for judgment
on an award, certified mp from the Circuit
Court, dismissed.
The Chief Justice pronounced the opinion of
the Court
johnson VS.. Birch Ct al. Injunction to re-
STRAIN the defendants from coming on the
plainth's nsh wharf with hands and Imple-
ments and pursuing there the business of
cleaning hsh: the defendants contending that
the wharf In question was open to all the pa bic
TOT inc purpose of landing and cleaning fish. &c.
Inc case came up on certificate from the court
below, and was argued last month. The court
being divided upon the question Of issuing
Ine preliminary injunction, the injunction was
Helen r. Read We. A X. Browne. Action Of
n. Bnsteed Terry-Thompson. Appeal from
the Orp hans Court The question at issue
being whether the delivery of a piece signed by
a decedent before his death, and intended to be
hlied up as a check for certain moneys In bank,
operates as transfer of said moneys. The
case was argued by the counsel ana held under
advisement.
Gunton VS.. Mock Motion to vacate super.
sedeas bond. Argued by counsel and submitted.
Joseph j. Waters was admitted to practice
al this bar on the favorable report of examiners.
To-day Chief Justice Cartier delivered the
opinion Of the Court in the case of A. h
Browne agt Busted, (the blank check case)
reversing the decision Of the Orphans Court.
In the case Of G. X. Dixon agt. Hessler: the
Court sustained the deed In controversy and
gave judgment for Dixon, appeal prayed for
and granted. The case Of the United States
agt. the Levy Court to decide who shall keep a
road out of Georgetown in repair was argued
by Messrs. Davidge and Crawford for the
United States. and Matthews for the Levy
Court.
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lCZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ID,
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS,
FIRST WARD.

lSZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, l5Z
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS,
FIRST WARD.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
THE LOVERS OF FINE TEA ARE INVITED
oHo1Ea s4 sS g IHh low
Dyson yogansse English Breskfast ooi S Bisei
MICH Mocha old GOvernms nt Java, lon lava Mar
Chickey. Coffee roasted fresh every day.
CHOCOLATES:
!. B sns So Chocolate; Cocoa, Broma Griffin vanil
cn Brown English Island. clarified, GRADUATED
Whole or Ground. ssr rrietis Pure.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
English Mustard Canned Fruits, Pickles, Virgil
Oil OF AK. Huile d Olive, Catsap, Sauces, Capers
rends Extracts Of Vanilla and Lemon, Carri S
Powder, Corn starch starch Condsnssd Milk, East Inds
cell Msccaroni, Yeast Powder, Rics. Sage. BAN.
3 y Ts sd9s ana Avn ssltpsser sssswax Mir
Iilbert.. Cream Nut: English walnut, sheil6ares
Black Walnut Pea Nuts. Oranges, Lemons Cana
ry, Hsmp. Millet; Rape Celery. Flax, Csrrawsy
Beans, Split Peas, Dat Meal, Silver Sand, WeIchfs
and Bay 8 Fan lily and Extra Flour Graham Flour
tatoes, Brushes, Brooms. Whisps Buckets. Bias.
kets, Blsekine and Backing Brushes, Clothes
Croekery Ware. Table salt. G A. Salt Oh oil k'ha
SOAPS
Fancy Toilet Soap, 8. 4. ats.
Rabbits, Dobbins, Chemical.
Olive. Dttef6ve, Reyes celebrated Tallo SOAP
used BY m let every family.
COAL Gil, LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS
SHADES, WICKS
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO
FINE CIGARS, SCOTCH SNUFF,
Many other articles found in family grocery.
WM. KEEFE,
Agent for the North American Tea Company.
my12T&S
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BIDS OPENKD.-At noon to-day bids were
opened al the Mayors office, City Hall. for
paving the carrIage-way of Twelfth strest
from Pennsylvania avenue to r street with
blue rock. similar TO the paving OF + street.
The bids were as follows, Uhe figures being re.
spectively for grading, stone paving. gutter
stone, flag stone, and relaying old fiag:) Geo.
Mitzey. 80 IA. Is, Sc, s; James H. Moore Is.
l2i, 50, Is, s. Tenley Il Eslin, IS, l60 B, A., 5;
Seth w. kipp u Co., 25, 122, &c. As, 6; George
Fasnaught d Co, 25, rs, 81, i6, 2; J. R. Deeler,
81, 1i2, IS. Il, s: Joshua Cooksey Il Co, 81, p.
81, 81, :; =. Crawley & Co, IS, $50 a. 81 ~.
Foley IL Hussey, -, l3J, IS, 81, Is; J. CarralI &
Co, - 1919. %, 90 TO-
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Bf rHos. DoWLING, Aue'isneer; Georgetown
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIO AUCTfoN.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned
bearing date the 18th day Of June 1871 ard record
s ed ia Ll6ep r No II fohos al, ct seq OF
thall expose to public sale, on MONDAY
the 9th day OF July, D. 1866. at six O'Clock
in the, aftsrnoon, in front Of the premises
t Sns n SrolTded mo,ety or half part Of ali
ate in Georgetown in said District Of ColumbIis
known ss and being all that part Of Lot Numbered
ten, ,lo,) in Beatty Hawkins addition to said
Town, contained within the following metss and
Beginning on the east side OF High street fifty
one SD feet two 90 inches .outh from BesI street
ana thence running northerly on High street 20
Beall street, thence easterly on Beall street one
hundred and twenty mine (l29D feet a.
thence south parallel with High street tvofs feet
AZ thence in straight line tho point Of beg
ming, With the appurtenances and buildings TO the
Terms Cf sale One half cash; balance in six
months with Interest. from day Of sale sec ured 10
Satisfaction OF Trustee. $40 to be paid the close
OF sale Sonweyancing aud stamps az purchaser e
from day Of SALE Trustee reser wee right 10 re sell
al purchasers risk on i've days notice
MAHL0N ASHFORD, Trustee.
Je i-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-The Proyident
Building ASSOCIATION held It's eleventh monthly
meeting on Tuesday evening and sold g.. e2j AT
shares.
The second meeting Of the Economical Build.
ing Association, held on Wednesday evening.
s2,e65 We're sold at SRI per cent. premium
cancelling thirty shares.
The Excelsior Building Association held its
forty-hfth meeting last night at Temperance
Hall and sold =, 100 at an average premium of
81 per cent.-cancelling twenty lone shares
The high rates show the tightness Of the money
market in this city.
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GEORGETOWN LBVERYISEHENrs,
s OFFICE

W. GEoRGETow y, ID. c.. June ., lsss
Proposals will be received at this Office Intii
MONDAY. sth day OF June. 1858, at IL CLOCK VI ,
for three flag footwsys. of Potomac blce stone
TOUR feet IN width, as follows Across BeaI street
on the east line of Montgomery street; also, from
the south line Of Fifth street. High street
&C. the east line of High street also from the
line OF Bank alley. across Bridge street, TO the
south line OF Bridge street The same to be ard
ed TO the lowest responsible bidder
Je2t ChAs. ID. WEIGH, Mayor
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JAMES yANDERPoEL, ND.
Home Physician, New York HOspiti
A CERTAIN CURE FOR oyKR-DRrSKINo.
DOCTOR Won KuPRs ANTI-IyEBRIASr
AND PROPHYLACTIC EXTRACT

Attention IL called 20 this invaluable reme6y I'm
cases Of over ino lgence IN stimulAnts nervous
diseases generally Ii lie purely vegetable prep
arsuon, snd has been used BY the discoverer IN HE
private practice for the past eleven yesrs Ii is,
now offered TO the people Of the District In full
testimonials OF highly respectable persons have
been received certifying 20 its great excellence and
Tor sale BY ell druggists and at Room No TO-.
in ss Building. voxrrpp
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DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, lA Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
established 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails
ENLARGED Joints, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worr
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. to p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.-Yesterday att .ruoon
about o'clock, as MIR. Richard Ouonn-lI
rag picker, was sitting in a shed in the rear of
MS house CD Washington street. Crunniug
through the square bounded by ith and 5th,
ana II and ii streetS,) asserting a pile of rags
ne was wounded in the wrist o. the Left arm by
= PlsioI Dali; which passed through one of the
boards OF the shed. IL appears that a Young
man named Douglas was in the alley in the
rear OF The shed, endeavoring to discharge A
iOao from revolver that had been IN the pistol
a long time. and that after several fruttlsss at
teinpts 10 discharge the load the pistol went of
unexpectedly 10 HIM, hurting Mr.. O'Donnell as
above stated. Mr.. O'Donnell went 10 Mr. Mil
hurn drug store. corner of 9th and II streets
where he bad his wound dressed by Mr. Mil
burn, and was again engaged this morning at
his business OF asserting rags.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green AZ
Williams. auctoneers, yesterday sold lots so
-, -, D. 81, 50. 50. 81, 80 and o., fronting on
webster avenue, being part of a tract of land
owned oy George W Cation. deceased. TO SamI
mower, a. cents per foot. Also, two yalua-
Die lots al the northeast corner of 9th and q
streets north: one lot ad loining Smiths Churo n
- Ret front by lO- feet deep, to j. NJ. Duncan
son. al >l-628 per foot: the next ad Ioining lot
- feet front by 100 deep, TO W. A. Cunning
ham. 81 sissy.
Msssrs. Cooper Latimer auctloneers, YES
'efoay sold part OF lois and l., IN square 6Sd,
on lst street east. near the corner of B street
north to Thomas Ewing, at 50 cents per square
foot.
McSsrs- Galhgan Il Townsend, auctionears
yesterday SOLD lot No. :, IN square No SIS. -
Ieet 'front.' by 81 feet deep, improved DIV a frame
house fronting on II street. between ith and
5th. TO T.. Williams. for s3,ijJ
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The NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH ON CAPITOL
HILL.-Rey. Father Wiget. President of Con-
aga College. having purchased from DIR. VIM
GUntCn the fine lot of ground on the northeast
corner of I'd street east and street north. for
the sum OF SlI,COs-it being liz feet on & street
by ABOUT 5LO on I'd streets now actively en-
gagged in pushing forward the enterprise of
building new eh urcb. and the well known per.
severiDg disposition OF Father Wiget is a SUM-
elent guarantee that the church will be speed
ny erected The plans of the edifice are those
of Mr. Sisgmaier. architect. who will sunsrin.
tend the work. II will be built of Seneca red
stone, sixty feet front by one hundred aud forty
sax feet deep and IN gothic style. There will
be three naves and Il tower OF 200 feet in height
N hIch VIII be placed a splendid chime OF
bells. The estimated cost of the Church
Which viii Be known as .sAll Souls'-is
19-'W, ana we understand thar the Germans
throughout the city, as also the other Catholics
generally, are subser ibing quite literally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

For CoRNe or other complaints Of the feet
visit DIR. Whites rooms, IA Pennsylvani,
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

Coat, Pants and Vest, to fit young men Is to Is
years of age, at A. Saks & Co., 5l7 eth street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and ID street.