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PUBLIC LEVEE
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.

The Unversalist Society of Belfast, will hold public
Levee and Social Entertainment at
HAYFORD HALL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY Evenings, Feb. II, and 49,
The Entertainment will consist of a Drama, Public
Reading, general variety Of Amusements, Refres h.
mens, &C. full programme will be pu blshed in the
next issue OF this paper PER ORDER
Belfast Feb l. 1870.
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Yellow Ash Wanted

a QUANTITY of sticks of Yellow Ash, from 30 to
40 feet long, to be hauled during the winter Apply
to the editor of this paper.
Dec ID, 1859. istf23
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TTNHE firm OF POTE SC DUNBAR having this day sold
i their entire stock to Messrs. Woods & Conant, do
by mutual dissolve. Ali persons who ndebt
ed to the late firm to the firm of Pote Prescott
requested to call at the store of G. F. Pote, hayord
Block and SETTLE the books will be kept there until
the first of April. NJ. f. POTE,
IL. DUNBAR, JR.
Belfast. Dec 20, 1862. 6w2G
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SIMONTON BROS. & co.
Hayford Block <, Belfast
tt29
FOR SALE.

NEW and secondhand carom or four pockets, all
IN sizes, with the latest combination spring cushions
better than all the patent humbug standard Recess
whaebone cushions. Catgut cushions excluded Please
call before purchasing elsewhere. H. HELMS, LOG Sud
bury
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For Sale.

Schooner N. BERRY, 167 tons.
Schooner CONNECTICUT, 1877 tons.
In good order Tor business.
Apply to AARON PENDLETON.
Belfast, Jan. 4, 1870. owes
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Music by HALLS BAND, Of Boston
VIM. IL. WHIDDEN, Prompter.

Music by HALLS BAND, Of Boston.
VIM. IL. WHIDDEN, Prompter.
Geo. T. Reymond 50 Chambers Street, Boston, will be
at the New England House, Belfast few days before
the dance, with variety OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Costumes, which will be furnished at reasonable rates
No person will be admitted to the floor of the hall.
unless Masked and in Costume. Ladies in full Ball
Dress will be considered in Costume
Gentlemen will be furnished with carriages for their
Ladies' to and from the hall, upon application to the
Committee
BALL TICKETS, $50.
Doors open an 1-2 O'Clock. Dancing commence at s.
Dancers are requested to GO IN AT THE SOUTH
ENTRANCE. Spectators Tickets will be found at
Washburns bookstore on and after Monday, Feb. 2ls
where plan of the hall may be found
Seats on the Floor, SI.OO.
First and Second Rows in the Gallery, $500.
Third or last Row, so cents.
No more Tickets will be sold than seats are provided
and every necessary precauton will be taken by the
Committee to ensure pleasant and satisfactory enter
talnment. 4W30
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PLANO FORTES
TU NED AND REPAI RED

j. W. WHEELER.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Instructions received from MIR. AMlLE GUTMAR
New York, Orders received at Washburn's Bookstore
and w o. Poor Son, 3w2s*
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VESSELS tUILr IN 1869.
Vessels. Where built. Hail. Tonnage
H cFg g. SlblFy, Belfast. Belfast. a53,ll
Ship Iennora, lIyI ~
ship Chandos boston 1906 "
BARK hyaneIli stockton. Stockton. 5l3 so
sch, Lillian, 1851
s5SSf fEssa%s h@Sa;rson Il +:
E brig j. 4, Lane, searsport searsport, 59l ,o5
Brig +. II. dunbar 263 n
Brig II II. Wright, {" 407 %
ni - ~ norwood, Camden. Camden. 4lS,S9
Brig I. s. Packard, - 32o,6s
Total 10 Vessels, lo,ll5 %
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Value of the Imports, (Invoicel, $l5, SOL 90
fAiue Oh the Exports, 30,94S.O0
DUTIES COLLECTED.
Duties Imports, (gold coin), sl9g25 .o6
Tonnage and Hospital duties Currency 1924 81
Total, 500, 1927
A correspondent at Liberty sends us the follow
ing pleasant item of 4oca news
On Thursday the 9th inst, Atweli son of James
Nash, "A one armed soldier Of Liberty, had his leg
broken about four inches above the ankle Joint
while chopping wood alone in the woods His
cries were heard by ncghbor who was at work
not Tar on and he was carried home and his leg set
by DIR. Thompson, of Union. On Saturday the Doth
Mf Nash WAS surprised by the appearance of four
Teen men ami seven yoke OF oxen that withnut
eereinons entered his woods and cut and hauel
to his door nine loads OF trewood; enough 10 last
As he says until after having, aud although tbo
snow was falling. making work out Of doors quite
uncomfortable, all were in the best of spirits AS
people always will be when engaged III Il good ac.
ton.
Hiram o. Alden, Esq. has returned from Boston
Where he submitted to an operation for the re
moVal of cataract from the eye. 1t was found tha
The Opaque fp SO adhered to the crystalline lens
that removal Of the latter became necessary. which
was done by an ncison through the coating. and
inc iehs removed whole. The loss of refractiou is
Suppiied by suitable convex spectacle glass. and
the siRht completely restored Mr. Alden had been
nearly blnd Tor some months pre- viously. The
operation was performed by DR.. HAY. of the Eve
and Ear lnfirmary, assisted by DR.. Willard.
Cox & Field, Insurance Agents. have remov al
TO the rooms over the store of A. ID. Chase of tho
corner of Main and Church street. where tbev win
he glad to see their friends. They have an ELEGANT
office.
We are indebted to Mr.. Z. II. Chase. of North
oearsport, for some splendid specimens of the pro-
"ucts OF his orchard. He remembers the word, of
comfort me with apples"
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CTATEMENT of the condition of the HOME IN
- SURANCE COMPANY, of New York, on the Isl
day of January A D. $780, made to the Insurance Elk
amner of the State of Maine, pursuant to the statute
of that State.
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STATE OF MAINE,
n nnv 80

Supreme JultciM Court September Term, 4.
d. 1869
On the foregoing Ordered That the Libelant notify
the said David Brown, of the tendency thereof by pub
fishing an atesed copy of her libel and this order
ON three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal
being paper printed at Belfast the County of Waldo
the last publication be thirty days least before the
next term of the Supreme Judicial Court to be holden
second Tuesday of March next, that he may then
and there appear and shew cause if any he have why
the prayer of said Libelant should not be granted
Attest-EDWIN ROSE, Clerk.
true copy of libel and order of Court thereon
Attest-EDWIN ROSE, Clerk.
WILLIAM DEATrIE, Attorney for libellant.
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THE MOST FASHIONABLE
HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
IN THE STATE.

III CACC1OLA having wholly refurnished his
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
corner Main and High streets up starsover Dr. Moody
Drug Store would call the attention of the public 10 the
changes and improvements he has made.
Bay Rum free to aI.i
Clean Towel to every customer.
Rich and Poor served alike.
Neatness and Dispatch is our motto.
Special attention given to Ladies' and Chill
dren's work.
ades foreign and American and all Fancy Goods of the
trade constantly on hand Prices to suit the times.
IT. Give US call Satisfaction warranted. hemem.
Der j. CACCIOLA'S Fashionable Hair Dressing
DR.. Moody's Drug Store. 3mos21
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For Sale.

AZ Sch ECLIPSE, lying at Belfast,
EsLl2t Carries lO5 NJ. of lumber. Well found
AHSER1 and ready for business. For further par.
A6MsH4 ticulars enquire OF j. c. ROBBINS,
<zSEA 3w30t Northport Maine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

w 4As%A ApSS3 " sSAN SoVAdSOe
On the principal Wharf in the harbor at reasonabl,
terms. Inquire OF
1877 W H. SIMPSON.
ASK HOR DR.. CLARhE'S SHERRY Wine Buffers,
And take other. See that the portrait Of Dr. Clarke
They purely vegetable and will not ntoxcate tsp
WarrGn'S Cough BalSaIn
Is beyond question the best medicine of the day
Also for Whooping Cough and Group in Children it Is
the most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
b. f. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor Me.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Agents for New
England. 6m17
Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER
TEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
i RUsSELL's Congress Street, Belfast.
aS- Special attention given to beginners. till
THE GREAT EXPERIENCE
in the treatment of diseases relating to the generatye
faculty in man and woman, acquired by DR.. A. Ii.
Hayes, of Boston, has emnently fitted him for the pre-
paraton of such work that which he has given to
the public under the auspices of the Peabody Medical
Institute entitled THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." The causes and cures of
debility impotence sterility &c. are discussed
In masterly manner in this volume and 1t should be
read by everybody Another important work from the
pen of Dr. Hayes, ''SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WO.
MEN, AND HER DISEASES" Is also published by
the Peabody Medical Institute Read their advertise
ment in another column 4w2Ssp
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Room to Let.

Y11HE Room in City Block, Isaac Allards store
i and under the Journal office. Apply to the editor
of this paper.
Belfast, Dec. %. tf25
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= POk Es. sPO X Es!

The subscriber has just received from New Hampshire
Ten Thousand best Hickory and White Oak Spokes
form Is to 2 inches. Please call and examine said
Spokes at No. l, PHENIX ROW.
tf27 CAKES Angler
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Capital Stock all paid up, 81, 900 900 90
ASSETS AS FOLLOWS
Real Estate unincumbered, $3.50. $40 IA
Cash on hand, in Bank, and Agts hands, 6s2 5S2 os
United States Securities, 7S4 2lS rs
State, City and Town Stock and Bonds 1885 90
Bank and Trust Co.'S Stocks, l426 AS 90
Railroad Co.'S Stocks IL $50 90
Mortgage Bonds, 967 125 90
Loans on Real Estate, % 900 90
Total Assets s. $40 JO4 ~
Aggregate Amount at risk, S201 12S 7al 90
Amount of Premium Notes, None
Amount of Liabilities for unsettled Losses 25576S SO
Amount of accrued Profits income 0o5 4l4.61
cox & FIELD, Agents
1W3o Belfast, Maine.
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r E M o v L
COX g. FIELD

1 Il M q " A l..
COX e. FIELD
Have removed their GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY, to rooms MRS. A. d. CHASE'S
Store Main and Church streets, Belfast Maine.
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STATES. District of Maine. ~ pANhNoritf'
In the matter of JOSEPH EMERY, Bankrupt.
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To the Honorable, the Supreme JudiciM Court
nert to be holden at RocAland in ald for the
county o. Rnor, on the fourth Tuesday Of
September, A. D. 1869
III AMMAN 3. BROWN, of Rockland in the County
~ of Knox wife of David Brown, formerly of said
kockland, now =, respectfully lbels and gives this
Honorable Court to be informed that her maiden name
was Hannah b. Spear of Rockand aforesaid that she
was lawfully married to the said David Brown at Thorn
aston, Maine, BY Rev. - Fernald on the = day of
- A. D. 1862 that after intermarrage they lived to-
gether as husband and wife, at said Rockand thre,
years-that your bellan since their intermarrage
always behaved herself faithful, chaste and afec-
tonate wife toward the said lbeee but that the said
David Brown, wholly regardless of his married coyen
ants and duty, at said Rockand on or about the nine.
eenth day of August, A. D. 1863, without reasonable
cause, fully deserted your belant and absentcd
himself from the State. 1t being period of than
three successive years. he has utterly refused and neg
ected for the support of your lebeant, who has main
tanned herself by personal exertons and abourcd
vice, having no other property of support,
wherefore, she prays that in much there is no
collision between these parties to procure divorce
that the bonds of matrmony may be dissolved between
herself the said Hannah B. Brown and said David
Brown as measure reasonable and proper in accordance
with law conducive to domestic harmony, for the good
OF the parties and consistent with the peace and
ity of society. HANNAH b. BROWN
Reckland, Sept. 49, 1869.
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\ BSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
IA the -ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY of Hart
ford Conn., on the LIST day of January 1870 to the State
of Maine.
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MARRIED.
In this city, Jan. Both, by the Rev. W. 0. Thomas
Capt. John r. Curtis of Bristol and Miss Phidelia j.
Mathews of this city.
DIE

061uary notices, beyond the date, name age must
bepaidJor.
In bingham, Jan. 20th Mary Augusta Libby, wife of
Grin B. Sears, and daughter of the late Capt. Elias Lib
by, of Belfast, Me-, aged IS years and 10 months.
In Scarboro', Dec 10th, John Hunneweli, aged 62.
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TTNHIS Company issues all kinds of Life and Endow-
1 ment Insurance Policies. Especial attention is
called to provision, contained in Policies issued
by this Company, by which after the payment of five
more annual premiums they may be converted into An.
nuities.
This provision is in addition to the ordinary MONITOR
letting character of the Policies of this or any other
Company. Policy holders participate in the profits of
the Company and allowed thirty days grace for the
payment of renewal premiums,
Dividends applied at the option of the assured.
No restriction upon residence travel in the United
States or Europe SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
President.
ILL., WATTS, General Agent, South Brooks, Me-
CHARLES AUSTIN, !
BURTON FOSTER,
FRED CUSIIMAN Special Agents
GEO. MAYO,
FRED PITCHER, a
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NAME AND LOCATION.
The of this Company is the Home Insur.
ance Company, incorporated in 1853, and located In
the City of New York.
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STATE NEW YORK,
City and County of New Y ork, So.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President, and JOHN II.
WASH BURN Secretary of the Home Insurance Com
pany being severally and duly sworn depose and say
and each for himself says that the foregoing is true
full and correct statement of the affairs of the said
poraton and that they the above described officers
thereof. CHARLES J, MAKTIN, President.
J. IL. WASHBURN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of
January. A. ID. 1870. THOMAS Il. GOODRICH,
Notary Public
SAWYER s. STAPLES, Agents,
3w29 Belfast, Maine.
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The greatest amount insured any risk is $751;
900, but will not general rule exceed $4,000.
The Company has general rule to the amount al
lowed to be insured in any city, town. village block,
being governed in this matter in each case by the gen
eral character Of buildings width Of Streets facilities
for putting out fires, &C.
certified copy of the Charter Act of Incorpora-
ton, amended, accompanied previous statement.
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On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonabl
terms. Inquire OF
1877 w H SIMPSON.
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VESSELS BUILT IN 1869

The following Custom House statistics for the
District of Belfast, are copied from the Progress
~iYe AGE
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GTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of the city of New York. the 3st of December 1869.
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A BSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
"A the 1ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
tord Conn., the LIST day of January 1870 to the State
of Maine.
Capital Stock all paid up, So, 900 900 90
ASSETS AS FOLLOWS:
ltea Estate unincumbered, $253, 3l9. IA
Gasl on nand IN BANK ana IN Agts hands, 6S2, 662 OS
uhteu otates Securltles, 784 ,2S.75
State, City and Town Stocks and Bonds, 94l3s5 90
Bank and Trust Co.'S Stocks 1926 445 90
Railroad Cos.' Stocks, All 40 no
Mortgage Bonds 967 FPS 90
Loans Real Estate, $4,000. 90
Total Assets. $5,549,5O4.97
Aggregate Amount al risk, 500, 7aS, 78l 90
Amount of Premium Notes None,
Amount of Liabilities for unsettled Losses SO
Amount of accrued Profits on income, 995 4l4.6l
VIM. b, DREAMER, Agent,
1W30 WadOboro' Maine
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CATTTAL.
The capital of said Company actually paid
up in cash. is 50 900, 900 90
The surplus on the 1st day Of JAM 1870, 1895 $50 SO
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ASK TOg DR.. CLARER'S SHERRY Wine BlffBGS,

And take other. See that the portrait Of Dr. CLARK
IS upon the label of each bottle. No other is genuine
They are purely vegetable and will ntoxicate tsp
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ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank, So, $50 O3
Loans Bond and Mortgage, (beng first
liensl $4,000 90
Loans on Stocks payable on demand 179 900 90
United States 500 Registered Bonds, 1874 900 90
, 1910 Ii, 10000
New 1ork State Stocks, 3,600.00
Accrued Interest on Bonds and Mortgages,
(since paid, 1Ig471
Accrued Interest U. S. and State Stock
(since paid, Is 6j6 90
Accrued Interest on Temporary Loans (since
paid, 4aa29O
Real Estate, Ga C47 So
Premiums Unpaid, (Since paid, s72ss6
PREMIUMS IN hands OF Agents, (since paid, 10000
Total Assets, $l,65o 5000
LIABILITIES.
Losses L nadjusted, n 10000
Net Assets $ $50 1870 46
New York, January 1st 1870.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary.
IOPHAR MILLS, Vice President.
COX FIELD. Agents,
3~'W Belfast, Maine,
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\ BSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
n the NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Boston, Mass, on the LIST of January, 1870 the State
of Maine.
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LIABILITIES.
Amount OF Losses adjusted, due and un-
paid.
Amount OF Losses incurred, and in process
of adjustment, Sis
Amount of Dividends declared and due and
unpaid,
Amount of Dividends either of cash or scrip,
declared not yet due,
Amount OF all other existing claims against
the Company,
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The City Amusemenrs.

THE PAREPA-RosA TROUPE will perform the
Bohemian Girl this afternoon, with Madame Rosa as
"Arlne."
On Monday Fa~st viii be given, with Miss Hersee
as Marguerite" Der FreSchatS is announced for
Tuesday, when 1t wlhe performed for the first time
In English.
AT THE CHESTNUT there will be a matinee TODAY
when Thl PrintG Dorac Of a Night and The Inpald
Guard win be presented.
The same pieces are announced for this evening,
with the operetta OF t'66." These will be the last
appearances In this oity OF Miss Susan Galton aud
her company, and we hope that full houses will be
In attendance to bid them g0od-by.
On Monday lar Prank Mayo will appear as
"Badger' In The Streets Of Nets York.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. .LRdwin Adams will appear this
afternoon as "Rapbael" in The Marble Heart, and
this evening as "Robert Landry" In The Dead Heart.
On Monday MI. Adams will produce Ez0ck Arden.
ArTHE ARCH Er.D John Brougham will conclude
his engagement this evening with his fine persona
non OF "Captain Cuttle" In Donlbey and Son The
performance villa conclude with the drama OF The
Smu9glers' Retroat
AT DUPREz & BENRDIcrs OPERA HOUSE nrst-rate
Saturday night bill Ia announced.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE an at
tractive programme Of ninstresy will be presented
this evening.
SIGNOR BLITZ and hss~aon will exhibit their tricks
Of magic at the Assembly Building this evening.
THE SENTz-HASSl.ER ORCHESTRA will give q
n atinea at Musical Fund Tall to-day
"KwEEa COMPANY. This evening Mr.. B. +.
name, tie Y I. n, wil-gtve his olo entertainment
ntitled "Ninety Minutes in Kweer Company" at
Tatatorium Hall, on Brogd street, below Walnut.
we can promise those who attend most enjoyable
entertainment.
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A SURPRISE.
f..iH.a SwindieV

Mark Twain Is the Victim. of a .sFIrst-elass
1t had been arranged that Mr. and Mrs.
Clemens should proceed at once to their board
ing.house, on arriving IA Buffalo from Elmira,
While the rest OF the wedding party were to be
desirable, genteel home in a private family had
been delegated to an intimate friend and resi-
dent OF Buffalo, who, understanding the tastes
and requirements of the young couple, would of
course be the best person to make for them
judicious arrangements. Mr.. Clemens, having
been absent on his lecturing tour for the past
few months, accepted the assurance that every-.
thing had been attended to. At the depot hearty
''good-nights" were exchanged the larger party
driving to the hotel the bride and groom TAX
ing u carriage for more quiet quarters Stop
ping in front of a modest but very attractive
brick house in the upper part of Delaware.
street, Mr.. Clemens was somewhat surprised to
be met In the hall by the father of the bride and
his own sister, whom he supposed already quar-
tered at the hotel The landlady of the house
suddenly disappeared from the SCENE, and as
leaf by leaf Of the charming little drama un-
folded, Mark Twain fodnd himself the victim of
what he termed "frst-class swindle the pro-,
prietors and abettors of which were the de-
lighted father and mother who stood there silent
spectators of the happiness they had prepared
Tor their children in the gift of this beautiful
home. For once the fun-loving Mark failed in
repartee, and moistened eyes spoke deeper
thanks than words. Nothing that love or wealth
could suggest or supply was wanting to make
the scene the fulhlment of the poets dream
from the delicate blue satin drawing room to
the little sanctum quite apart, with It's scarlet
upholstery, amid the pretty adornments of
which Inspiration must often come to its happy
occupant Cleoeland Herald.
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CITY INTEL ENCE.

ST. JosHRHs NEW CfaAPEL.--The new Roman
Catholic Chapel of St Joseph, now completed,
situated at the northwest ecrner of Seventeenth
and Stiles streets, is part of q new enterprise
the magnitude of which is.not generally known.
The chapel. which was finished short time
ago, will, when the other buildings are COM
pleted, form 6 part of the great St. Joseph's
College. 1t is within square of st. Joseph's
Hospital. Tie chapel itself is 104 feet long
inside, 90 feet " ide and :82 feet to the ceiling
in the centre. The college buildings and their
accessories are intended to cever the entire
square embraced betweefR Stiles Thompson
and Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
The chapel is tie only building which is
now erected, but she others are soon to follow.
1t will form the southeast point OF the quadrau-
gle, and with the addition OF n Mansard roof
and second flooring, will be converted into
elass-room5, chapel and church sccommoda-
tons being provided elsewhere when the whole
is completed. WHAT'S now the chapel, with the
adjoining house. .wiildorm one wing Of the col
lege. The whole effect of the connected build
ings will besomethiRg entirely new liz this city.
The entire front building on Seventeenth street
will be 260 feet long by E5 feet vide, and three
stories in height, With Mansard roof. This
building will be connected with the present
chapel building at the south end. On Thompson
street there viii be another wing, corresponding
TO the south wingchapel, 50 feet long sy 20 vide,
also to be arranged as elass-rooms. This VIII be
two stories in height, with 2 Mansard roof. All
the stories are arranged for healthful ventilation,
each room being at least 10 feet in height.
On the Eighteenth street side OF the lot
large church is to be erected, TO be called the
New St. dosephs, and to which the present
chapel VIII give place. 1t is to be connected
with the college, and stM have an independent
organization and congregation OF Its own. This
church building Is to stand back some 10 feet
from the line Ct the street. The Dimensions
100 feet long by 80 wide. On either corner of
the church building, at the corners of Thompson
and Stiles streets, two stone towers are to be
erected outside of the main building, each 175
feet in height. These towers and the church
are to be of granite, the appearance of which
will be very imposing On the Thompson and
Stiles streets fronts between these two larger
buildings oneeventeenth and Eighteenth streets
buildings are TO be erected which will be fitted
up for cabinets, residences of professors, aud the
like. Each of these will be $50 feet in length,
and wiz join the eastern and western buildings