The evening telegraph. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, December 10, 1864, FOURTH EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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SATTIIDAY, PKCEMUKR 10, 1SC4.
HIK MOAT SORTIIER TOW I TIIK
WIIKI.I).
lliimtmrftet is Ihe most northern town In tho
Srorltl. It i In Hie pi'oTintv of Finnmrknn, anil
lituiitiil oil an ff'nnd, titid'T Int. 70 dp?, HI min.
Ti wnlH the souttiw. st it It lieiiirueil in liy steep
tlltTs. It is truly ii liurren spot, though on it ii
Mid to hnre been well wiiii lcl. As a rniin;r
rtiil rolt' Hnmmrr'rt is of mme Imp'Ttit'-o
Puring tJie H'.i,nrr months, ttio Imrlur Is
ruwili-d with Kusmho, r.nelii-li, J'rrnuli, ni l
be r tc-i Is. 'Llic piinoip.tl trade tviisMs of
dried corlflfh, h lurre nuuntity of which in scut to
the Mcditerrnneiin ports to lc t-'inuriml by the
Jt niu rntlmlirl i.t S'lit'iirn Europe.
Were It uot for the rlnnatio ititlnenre that tho
Onif Ricuiu c.Mits. JlitruiiHTfcst, and iml'Til
the whole northern parts of the Si nndlmiviiui
pt iiirmuls, wuiild lo unitiliiiliitulili), and in ire
boiititl an lloottra fi'lix, Yictoriu Land, Kn., and
tnor OcP'jliite rtnluim iu tliu other hrmipiiero
tii b In' under the smiic parallel of lutil id".
lint. a- it Is, tho fin never friezes a limit tho while
ol the wet roast of Norway ; IccIktks ae rur.'lv
or nerer neen ; and it is alio ovrinn tu thi tliitt
tti meim t nipt ruturn in w inter at the North
t'ne ami at Curiftmiiiii, tlioiitfu tliirt. en decrees
Of latl uilc lie between them, is one an I the same.
Acricii turo, i f course, v iniiiit he rurrltul on t
any i x ent in ilie northern p.irtu ol N irw,iv. Inn
ateu ut lljinmui feet hurley will lip- n, uil iioU
tot will occasionally arrive at maturity. At
A ti n, however, wlmli i- six degrees to the sou li,
yi . tuble prowtli poes on with a rtpiility wlm ii
it quite marvellous. " B 'f'ey will pr iw two and
a half inches, and pens three inches in tho
tweniv-foiir hours, and this lor several consent
tlcilays;" while turnips, radishes, an 1 leUucoJ
will (trow every where, where uiiiuiiQ beings arc
u be fonml to cultivate them.
liming the suiniiier, wh eh m;iy he reckoned to
lust front the middle of May till towards tho
kttti'T part of August, tho port of HainrnerfVst
jreseuts a livelv appearance. The weatU. r thon
Inteunelv hotj for, as the sun never sets from
July Hi till August 21, tho earth and the air can
never become eool.
We would recommend the traveler who may
It bound for the far North, to sec the midnight
sun, or to place his foot on tho extreme, verpe
upon the European continent, not to lonret to
iuin, with him a liberal supply of eau de
Colopnc. He. will find it useful at n immerest,
for the whole place recks with a fishy odor. There
is n tolerublo hotel, perhaps rather dear iu its
r.airrpa.
A good deal of eider-down Is brought to Hum
merfe.'tfor exportation, thnagh nut so much as
formerly, owinp to the reckless way in which
tutee birds have been slaughtered. The Mor
wtfiin btorthing has however, recently passed;
a law to protect tlnni. Tho ehler-diick abounds
long the whole coast of Norway. Oenorully
ipi uking, they bnild their nests on the small
ii-lamis which fringe the co.ist, though they will
often repair to the mainlaud, building close, to
the farm-houses and tbheinicu's huts, even under
the verv doorsteps.
The lst eider-down Is taken from tho nests
whicn the fenmlo bird has plucked from her
ewu lire.ist. This Is termed "live down, in
contradistinction to the "dead down," which is
tripped oil' the dead bird. A quarter of a cen
tury apo, it was bv no means a rarity for small
Tcssels to nriiin; iroin nve m six inousnuu niiu
cf eider-down to tins port rroin npiiioernen.
The usual price fur cider-down in London is
about a guinea tho pound, but I have bought It
direct from Uuuiiucrtest at about one quarter the
inico.
A great quantity of multer berries (Uubui
ehiiniiiiniorus, is exported from llummerfest,
principally for tho Cuiistiauia market. These
lave a much finer urouia than is tho ease with
those that are grown in the southern parts of the
country. To give some idi a of the importance in
which "these fruit are held, it will be sulQeient t
ruer.tkin that the Norwegian Storthing passed a
law in 1K.';4 rendering any one amenable to a fine
who plucked the berries on the "multer lands" in
i'ir.murlt und Nordluud, unless W cut on tlio
lior.
There w. re several Lapps in II immerfest when
weerc there, bartering reindeer skins for tho
m ee-tarios of life, e.-piciady lar brandy and to
bacco. They are queer little fellows, most agree
able at a distance. I am inclined to think I speak
feelingly, for once I had to pi"' night in a
lpp hut, having been overtiken by a storm in
the interior of Finmarl.cn. Tint they uover
WAth I need scarcely say, but they wear next the
kin a thick woollen jersey, which I teel convinced
is ot. ly changed once, and that is when it is quite
worn uut, and Ins to be replace 1 by anothur.
It will not, therefore, be a matter of surprise
when I remark that I found them very livei.v
couup.-uiot s durlDg the n'pht.
It Is a btnini,e phenomenon ; but I never st iyod
twenty-four hours in any place in Norway with
out having at least one invitation to fro after n
bear. Once, but only on e, was I tool cuotigh to
accept it ; for after having lain flat on my stimiacn
all nitht in close proximity to the putrid carciss
fa horse, and getting nearly devoured by mos-
uitois, and, el ci ur-e, seeing nothing, I tnad i a
vuw never to no a uear-huiitiun anv more. There
are. however, several bears in Kuinarken, and
la-ge numbers are annually slaughtered by the
Lei ps, mostly In the winter time or early spring.
One dav a Irann woman went out to Osh on a
lake, accompanied by her son, who wis fourteen
years old. Vv'lien they had caught HRuiU iont
upply, they lauded on a part of the shore which
was ihicklv overgiown with lirand underwood.
're-entlv the woman's quick eye fell on a large
heap of boughs, reeds, m ss, Ac., and, on nearer
liisbccllon. she found a large hole underneath the
mass of ruhbiBh, and felt convinced it was the
intrance to u bear's "Hi," or cave. Mis was a
coumgioiis and resolute lit le bnuy, uud, nothing
daunwd by the discovery, nor rellecting that she
was alone", hastened back to the boa' to teteh her
axe and rillc (fur a I.i.pp woman genera 'y goes
arihed, and is usually an i xpurt shot). Nn her
istirs iu other nuns' of the civilized world would
mi st probably have been frihMncd out of their
wits, and have heat a snee ly retreit under s.ieh
clreiiuistmices. Her ouly anxiety was lest lha
hear should set oil.
t u returning, she proceeded to cut down asin l
fir Mii ing, which sue pointed at one end, and
pave ii to the laiy to bradd e about in the h ile to
aseeri.nn wlietmr it was occupied or ntit, while
ike mood with uplilted axe a lit le on one side.
Ho sooui r was the pole imertcd tha i oat eamo the
scad of a monstrous she bear, and down cmno
the axe on her skull with such force that it
remained s'.ickiio; hist in the wound, and uccum
rained iliuiu as sue retreated to the furthest end
cf the cave. Time being up for round number
two. mid her opporeni not putting in an appmr-
ance, she d tet mined to try the effect of a shot.
Nu sooner hart she fired down the hole, than out
Wted a euh about the M.e of a su' ep dog, which
her son cleverly managed to Cifch hold of hv the
bind leg. Hut it was too strong for the little fel
low. and, after dragging him lor soino distance,
map ped to get away. DetcrinitiQ.I. howeier,
i t to l ise hiui. mother and son went in pursuit
and tpreilijy overtook the animal, which had
taken to the w a'er. A few well administered t i;n
with the end of the oar soon rendered him h ,rs
af cumbat.
Having secured liim, tho courag.ions little
woman went h ick again to the "Hi " and give it
another stirring up. Uut all was still. Next siis
ttred a tccond shot, but nothing moved. Con
cluding tint the bear must be dead, or else h ive
scat d (Inrlnjr her absence, she determined to
tig her out, a work of no small labor. .Success,
Buwevcr, auenueci tier rAniuuiu, lor at ieii;LU
ke found the bear lying quite dead, with the axe
till stioking in ber cleft skull, and, by her side,
other cub as big as the first, with a bullet
wound through bis neck, also dead.
o mean achievement for a woman and her
roy I AU Iht Xtr livwid.
Aii"i:ncifl.
Vai.nit Stui'.f.t Tiiiatiik. To-nlgM fiss
Lucille Western appears in that horrible char
acter of "Nanry Pykes." Ko play in the lan
guage could probably be introduced with a bettor
fleet of exhibiting the genuine and purely able
foreo of Miss Western's acting, and at the same
time her unronalle d versatile talents, its the play
of to-night, Ohrrr 7Vi'.ir the contrast between
thfl uppi arance of tho London outcast and tho
iinmriil In aii'y ai d gra e of Miss Western. The
story of the play, too, is worthy of more no'leo
han has generally been awarded to it. The
irtcte-t commences In the Hist ai t, and do s not
flog thioncl.out. The i h iracter are not only
otoii'Sl, hut trnthtiil, and each worthy th'j
grmus and humanity .htcli charaetrnu the
enat novelist. A moral istontained in every
set lie, and invidious virluo in every cbu rat tr.
P.vi n ' Ta-'iii" and "Sjkes," while they h irrily
the it lit I i or with their exhilctions of stulti'led
ronsi iinc s and lack nt leir ot (Jot or lain,
paint a lesson which, if studied by the reek'ess
' uth of tlisgrcat i Ity, waild do more ':.e d
ban any other tiie.iiis w,ilth could be c nplovc.i
to enn Ihein from the wiles of the Kvil Oao,
whiih purround them iti their paths thrti'iffh
life. All should see Miss West ru's dclinealiein
of "Msnry fykes."
On Murday evening nftt, MNi Wcstorn will
appraras "Cynthia, the Gipsy l-'lowcr fiirl."
CITY IMTEHIGSKCE.
PcsTtit ctivkI'iiiks TuisMoitviMo. Ilet.weon
the liours of 1 and 3 o'clock this morning, no less
th. hi three fires, one of which proved quite do
ftrurtivc, o curred in dillerent iiartsof the city.
The first fire broke out about 1 o'clock In a one"
story frame stable, owned by Thomas Little, and
located at the northeast corner of Sixteenth and
Pcurl streets. The stable was used by four men,
one of whom was tho proprietor of a Hour storo,
am! the other three furniture-cur drivers. All
had horses in the stable, which were burned to
di atli. T he names of the unfortunate owners are
Alexander Neidcr, William l.aycock, Patrick
fShailer, and Thomas .Fordo. They also lost a
quantity of feed, some harness, etc Two of the
horses wero valued at !.'() each, nifd the other
two at K1A0 each. The total loss is about $1KH).
The second tiro broke out about half-past ono
o'clock, in a two-story double frame building, in
the rear of Otis street, near Amber, Nineteenth
"Ward. The building was ow ned and occupied by
John Turkey, earpet-weuvcr, and contained six
teen hand-looms, and a large amount of Block
and materials. The building, w ith its contents,
was totally destroyed. The llamcs extended to
another large two-story frame bnildiug, owned
and occupied by the same turn for lumber pur-
poes. i ne bniiaing contninea twenry-stx nauu
L,.n.n a l,.t rrMrlv.tuMiln ritriiitbi. and a uuan-
tity of materials. The structure waa partially
burred, aud the machinery and stock damaged
by water. A Inrgc nnmber of rolls of carpet and
a consiiieraoio quantity oi bim.b. wuiu rm.u
through the exertions of tho police and citizens.
The two lactones wero comp eteiy surruunue'j
and purtially shut out from view by oihi r building
ou Olis, Amber and llolman street. These 0'he.r
buildings consisted of three rows of dwellings
and one row of cooper shops. Fortunately at
the time of the fire the roofs of these structures
were rovered with snow and sleet and hail. This,
no doubt, together with the exertions of the tire
men, preveuted a very seriou.i eonil.igrution.
They all escaped with slight damage. Tho
dwelling of Mr. Tuckey on Otis street, and several
other surrounding residences, were damaged by
water, it being necessary tor the firemen to ruu
their hose through thise buildings in order to
reach the flames. The total loss by tiro is esti
mated ut about !(i(lOU, which is partially covered
bv insurance, mainly in New York companies-
Abont j o clock a lire was tnscovcreu in a two-
storv brick structure, located in a small street
running north from Milton sircot, near Klovonih,
in the .Second Ward. Tho structure was owned
and occupied by William W. Murley as a soap
factory. A portion of tho tipper story was tflle 1
with hay. The building was pretty well demol
ished, and the establishment baulv duuiazed.
The dwelling of Mr. Mur'ey, on fcleyenth street,
and several other buildings uujoiinug, were
slightly damaged by water. The total loss is es
timated at $1M)0, upon which there is no insu
rance.
The total loss of the three fires foots np nearly
$SMiO. Hie losses would have been much
heavier l ad it not been for the heavy fall of
snow during the progress of the conil igrations.
TnE First Snow. To childhood and youth
there is no more pleasant occupation than to
watch the falling of the feathery flakes of snow.
To see it commence to descend; now n fluke
changes that preen leaf into a spotted trefoil of
green and silvery white; gradually they luereaso
in number, the trees gradnully disappear, and
large white musses of snow take their place; tho
muddy road becomes a leather bed, until beneath
the cve.r-iucrcasing mass the whole earth changes
its variegated hue, and seems to bo enveloped in
one vast sheet of white tlssuu paper.
1 ho countryman sees that on tue morrow mo
ground will be coveted, and takes the neeussiiry
precaution to secure rne satety onus neatrii. too
citien, when he opens bis window iu tho morn
ing, utters exclamations of surprise as be sees his
ritv abounding in the colors of the "Uonfedoruto
Flag," red, white, and red brick, suow, and
brick arc all the teatmes vimMc.
To children the sutht of snow-storms acts like
a most exciting stimulant; they shout and cheer
In utmost glee, luuecel, the bt'inula lug cticeiu
are not reserved for children only we have seen
unmoors or oia men, almost tottering on mo
verge of the grave, h.tve their sinking spirits
urouscd when thev see the nearly flakes descend
ing, it h a blessing to all ; it acts like a blanket
to protect the giuin and vegetables; it refreshes
IJlBiaillJi 11 l!4VlOIIHC IKltll ; IIUU UC!iUfc3 Uli
creaieu tilings. Alt hull tue lust snow 1
Ili i.r tiik Ni r.iiY. It b in contemp'ation to
establish societies iu this city for tho purchase of
fuel, piovisions, etc., to be retailed to the poor at
cost price, thus saving them the profits charged
by retail dealers. It is not charity which is
wanted to alleviate the suifcrings of our poor as
much as some co-opctativo effort through which
families of moderate or limited means may be
able to pun ha-e fuel and other inoro important
ntcesnaucB of lite at ttie lowest prices. Ail tins
at. a more these associations propose to do. 1 hey
intend purcha iug i oal, flour, etc., at tho lowest
rates wholesale, which they propo-e retailing to
the more needy At cost, barely reserving cnou .'h
profit to cover expenses. T his is not charity ; but
it will relieve buucrii'g which chanty could uot
tou'h. It wid nut ailed tho pride of men of
t mall n e nisi auu deserving families who woul 1
not accept chanty, thougu perhaps in want of
ussisutiice, " ni be nine, without saeruieing their
lliocpeillll lici , IU avail liienihcivos Ol lis It'lvau
taces. und thus much Butlcrini; among a deserv
ing iu d worthy class of the population may be
prevented. '1 he organization ol an association
ot this character need not entail any loss what
ever on the panic getting it up, while that It
would router signal beneiits ou the poor and
ucsinuie oi n.e city no one win ueny.
Si Mn n IIiia iii. ThU morning Coroner Tar-
lor held au inquest upon the body of William
Holmes, uged sixty jears, who died sue!
deiily, yesterday afternoon, at a tavern at Fourth
und Jeilerson streets. It seems that Holmes went
into the place, about t o clock In tho afternoon
and Indulged In sundry drinks. He took a seat
on a barrel, where be remained with his bead
down uutil at salt y o clock, the proprietor sup.
posiag bint to be asleep. Finully, it was deter
mined to arouse him. A glass of water was
poured down his back, for the purpose of sober
ing nun. i ne mini nuu no ettect on the uniortu
nate individual, whom it was then ascertained
was dead. He had evidently been dead for
several hours, as his luubt were eiJIaud cold.
mm
NOTTINGHAM AND SWI33
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EDUCTION
FANCY VELVET AND SILK
HONNKTHi
TO CIORE TIIK F1KAHON.
WOOD i CARY,
No. 7."i OJIKSNUT STUKET.
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LADIES' AND MISSES' HAT3,
NKW STYliKH,
LOW PR1CK8.
VKI.VKT IIONNBT8 Blt OTU no ths lalwl ft net
ttnioderate coat. Ti.LT BON Hit IK 4kt UiTS) tu-
WOOD OAItY,
Ho. 71i CUBHUVT T!Uii'T.
AWUSErVSENTS.
MlUtlCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
I.i...,.inmni-lir JOHN T. mill).
ii nt o.i. o .i.iv hit H4'i lnrairn. iimiiiaore nnui
.en Tl,alru, W aflilLBon ; and tlm Alexandria, Vimirna,
fctiikc Matiajfr JOHN TI. WKUillT
Pit AKtxI'KARI'S TIIAUFHY OF 0T1.T.TI.O!
JI0N11AY AMI II KhDAT KVKNINilfl, Hei . 1.' ami 1 '
I, I n I n r u K K 1. II 1
vlll rcnOvr l.U grand SliaVr-siionrlun ddlmatlon of
(I t II K. L I. O.
In hhaloini'srf ' rcli'liratcil TranuUy tlic nme nauii'.
ilK. Met-l LlUl till
UJ 1I1BO.
IIAI'AMK rOKlXI
si Annua.
ALICE CIUAT
as lit-naemnini.
Tills crest TnuaJy will be ari tenltd In s -tle ol uue
min.li'rl i oioiili li ui'Mh. with
AHltOUtlAlE Bt'KNF.HV.
Tlin I 11 t.n.
AKI Al'POlMTMr.NTS.
FTlWIN FOItltKhT S licas'i m' m wlU ligilive'll clone
FillltAt tit l.Nl.Nei, uecd,iHir uu.
IIR. FOHKF.HT
MONDAY. TrKKUAt, TIH'K.sHAY, ASH 1HIDAY
Kir ATM SKni'KF.I) SI X HAVlH ACYAVf'S.
Ko perfotoianoe eu WltHNLrJHAY or UA1 UllllAY
TU Box Birrt,for thr let'of gtrnrcsl p!aoas,now oen
tJ'uron IH houra or non o cioca.
Ailiiut.UiQ. fsi aim .'o ci'ini.
hoc uiail Seal! (iVceuu uilillllonal.
RS. JOHN DHEW8 NEW AltCli 8T.
1HKATHK.
iioiihkh ntowiirn to tub roof.
TWhl.l'lll MilHI-or 1. H. CLAUKE.
C'lin'-ny, t-arrr-, und llraunCI
TO-Mi.lir iHiuiiriUv), HojcaiUr 10,
(lie mrrlinir Cune-ilv (if I'Al.'L I'UV..
A-uul Fry J, B.CI.AKKE.
In hi- tollowi.il hv KOMKllQDt B CUA1.
bii anliliiKton J. 8. CLAIIKIC.
To ceneluilt- i Ith the thrllllnK HrHinii of
.HiNATHAM IlKAUIOllH:
Or tin. Uurili r al the Koililli'ti- Inn.
Cu'r-l) Si-riniTiilti' J 8 ( f.ARKF..
Mm dav Till: KNIUUTH OF TIIK It'll Ml TAHI.K.
jSEMliLY BUILUINGS.
FIFTH ( LAHHII'AL AIATINF.K
ht ina
I'HILAIil.l.l'tllA CT.ASH.CAL QDINTETTE (XUHi
All, 1 , M.
At KDNr.NIIAV. l)ci'mhlr 11.
Klutle tickela, l u.u door, I illy null. 1.1 I 3t
KKAT NATIONAL CIRCUS. STAR
VJ INOAl.KMKN r.
WALNUT hl'itl.t r. AHOVR F.10,nTr?.
Btreetreai alra CIIAIiL&a WARNEB
iruiu t alri. 1AN KlCKi.
The largei t coniiiaxy In the world. A ktar oiwenwnt
bhtIiiii linea aadeivitti tb iiuiuenBe kicolu Titioae,
tl.eie treat artlela will appear tlua evau'iig and erury
evr-alnK durlnit the weea. louujf nil.oi,ij, ananriai
m'rrurrjjrr n ihe 1,'Erhi' le Fer lune. or llvlre TraueAe,
Ta rcartled by all ifiilea aa the child wonour. Tee
TAI.I.FF.N HltliT 11 r HH. and W. ROCUF.I.I.K. the fr-al
Hn-aluiilii-v, with llerr N IC01.0, cormiitme the Tro'0e.
1 h liKNytlt ItkO'l'IHCIOI. KATON HTO.MII. 104
Klhll. (I. BATCIIAl.OK, Mrtira. all UkAY ami I1UT
CHINSOW, CHAN. KilKKWOiiD and rmllr, will !
e'M-ar In DiHty heeutltul acenoa. The Trained IHife will
alc aui.iar. Clown, M'. HAM. KTICK NF.T. Jr. Ooeu
nrl ui.il vnl Ml alvhl. OominMni' al 7-40.
at ATINKKH WF.HNKnllAT and SAi tttUAr AFTF.at-
JiOONH. ermnneneiDg st VH o elool.
Al Missn.N.-lir.t Tier. Ml eBte: Neeras Tier,
eeuu. . mute ilvml, to anil to, M U lial aud Wvatwet.
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AMUSEMENTS.
CIIKSNUT UT. T UK AIT, K.
IIKSMT ft ltKl-.T. AIIOVK TWKht'TII,
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I.FHht.K.H A S II M ASIA UK 111.
Till lIMTl ItlMl KVKSIIVII,
1 IIIH IH4TI IttlAt I l: hIMi,
Tin is I limit ) uncivil,
Til I I h ATI UIMtl K. V K I Mi,
IIIISISMI ltllt ) It KVIM.,
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iiiii r-i k ii.ii mil ami i..nisn I'll ui is.
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Uhl lltM l.I I III hlAKH IN Kl lt.Y "l KII"I.H UK.
ri.i l.vi-nnK I Biortaiiiini nt twll continue leilli tue
lB'trltli'i.' unit rxcillre Iirotna,
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ttor Cn-iiar Mr. T.iwli, Itatnr
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O.N h a'I IMiAT Al TK.KNOIN, I..-.I S.AilH.ll li.
SKVt NT! H NT'I OltAMI FAMILY MM1NKE.
.OYER ACADKMV Or' MUlSIC.
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KII.ST CI.AHsll'AI, I'OM'l.ltr,
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TntH (HallllliiV) l.V F.N ' ' .(1, IIO.TIillier 10.
Ntit.mril'tions nt tiliulil (, Alum-'s, anil Al' ier's Muaic
St.-ri'i.
hinitr Tl' Vrt l'..(ifi!len.
01 ti tiuit at llic Music Su re, 11ml in llie I've-niiM at tto
Hour.
Doors open at 7. concert m a.
AV
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W1TI1 OTHKK d ACRED Ml. SIC,
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ET. CLEMENT'S C1HUE0H,
t'UUNKIl TWr.MTIF.TH AND OIIKKKY KTUK.TS,
TllL'KDAY' EVKMNG, DKC. 15,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
The arp wll! ho iimlcr tho illriTties of Mr FltAVi;
HAIil I'.V.ii'tiiniM ol therliuriili.aiiu Mr. HI I. II C'l.AltK,
(.ii.. mat i.f tilt; Iliiiuli-I und lliiyili) rj-n li'tv.
lln- I'rocvrs to ne ilevolcd iu tue couin etlon of the
Cri JD of Hit-chiirvli. w
Tii'l its rnn hn rirocuroil at flic Moflr Rtore of Mr ,7. T,.
Coiiin. No. i;.' V Che-nut stre-i-t ; Ali-snrs. l.e-e A Waikor. N.
'."i t in .-nut ntreit; Missre ( :. Audri' Co . No. HotCtii'-
Mil BiTtet ; til tie F piTol'itl Pi ok Sioro. No. l'.''.?-l I h mint
uree-l: at Ir r. C. M . Hums' Hoek Mu.ro. No. nil Cm-unlit
oe'; uml at Die In us Hlore of Mr. H. H. Lttininr.nl,
N. AT I'oiuti' Tvvci.iietn end ( lieiry bimcia. onoob.to the
church.
TICKKT3, ONE DOI.T.AR.
It. Tt Si lii-totN 1U be Bold nor money rre rivoel at the
iloorol u,e ihuroh. 1' IU-lII-iiuiIi
1;XIUrinjON OF 'WOIlIi.S OF AKT, FOH
J UilltM'KIl ot the
CI1KIKTIAN cOMslTHHTelsr.
kttfce Ae.Al'F.MV OF riNt All I S.
An F.iMtiitlon of a 1'riTate Otieollon of Works of Art,
In l'aiiiiihgh, hculilure, Water Color, and ether Drawing,
llnyiavii,k, Ac, la now opeu ni tin- l'i-tusylranla
Aii.li n y ol r lac An.. No. K 'i, t'HKS.M T Htraet. I'rvia
s A. M. to Hi 1'. M., lof U.e benelil ol ul.e ClirlaUauAkiua-
liii-mon.
Ailuliiltin 'IT, d im ; Knnaon Tie ton (A cents. ll-.t 1-1
This ailmlrulile Tlcture, the ureatust proilucUon of tha
I'Biuitr WK.ST.la now en exhibition at (ne
At'AI'KMV OF FINK AltTg,
o. OHF.SNl'T Htroet,
Toirlthitf wllh the entire isrilictloanf the Institution.
AdudllAnee, TWKNTY-F1VE 01.MS. 11 12 In
liY BALLOOH AECEK3I0i;3,
TOIS AF1KRN00N AND EYIiNINO,
AI D Dl'KlHO AtX CALM WEATREU THIS WEEK,
At Cor. of rUTEENTHaud COATES Sts.
Tto wethr twin five, thoit wUMnt an atent1ai
tthould Th' or. hand etry. Tha cuy slfthuxl by feaa nati
a iiioist bul'ilui .pcciac-'.
Aututikiuii, vi cvntt. Blluren, 16 wnig.
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MAE UrAOTTTRINO MAOHINJST
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ltVIO Mo. lTJl V. 8K00NI Straet. rhfladadJa-
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known
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Inchdiut ail riiQvat totroTiuauU In C aiding, KpuuUii((
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com. at t'7-.vi r:.i! Tor'. th k '''n-
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(wen J WinT,
H .1 hi.'n v.
d riuit n A Pen,
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it nl Bowltij,
IC I I'K ully,
J ll V. I,it.
An . H (M Ul,
A limn, niu ii n'M;
'rrmi T MathciB,
'Wm K 'Ii rr,
i M WIHiT,
' N M I.Hwrt ni'i.
)av(rj W HHler,
II H HMliio'-irJ,
'John M I h i w t i ! , Tr,
K' hrl i''r?ii'r,
1 e ( LtiU)eUl.
lilt tp nn iho fol'ow .),' n.nm 1 p r
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m ( vf t 'I orr,
T H i ni rum,
I'lirm )n(i'n,
M tn MKitifWn,
W tn (it iffllti,
T b tiisiti h . wf n,
h .hi n It hmitti,
W m rnriiA,
CrarltH it'Nflll,
John 11 Vi hi i kr,
H W tlrnv ,
.lodn V Tf.f,
( iittntR H M rrln,
Jf HleVIWMKKt II,
,1 M r. k luAikT,
Wm I. Kilwardu,
ff .hrf K i. hols.
j.'i'H H.-rtuy.
f V I'tt.hnL',
( hnr fii I'enk,
Wui Mri'Mlly,
Kolx rt II I "iilj,
Jot r brraiicr,
hrnan tn II Ma lid,
lit tovri Hftt.el,
t. A kit IT Crt,
M fia'iurh.
Hi nry h: WiiMacr.
r&ipiil H r.ivpn,
IHaliili-I h ilpiltn. ,
Manns A I'r
Kohnt K ("Hit r
Johtl C fttllKT,
II II rmnnhcli,
J II Ultra,
Johh Hai;'IM.
.(mob H Mfrlrli,
('hi.rit-rt lhv-y,
John II KiMirr,
Char -s J- "J,
Ir I K my.
Thai If. Th .ma", Jr,t
JtiM (iii M homaBi
i W t.lhUi, (.tun,
J t nu s I ii' ir. ton,
Atifii rt 'I n.niuu,
Hnn' Smith.
Jtiii'i C K i ox,
fe, M Karn.
( ar I rthf in K,
jsino l(iiKtn I,
I 1 a 1' h .loo ,
Vi iii T .IOhTc,
E l t'tiri i):iii,
li nry V lit' k,
JOM'I't' It kluUvl,
John Ua'K.
Jot ti riy,
anthonT W' DflvU,
Urn fc eiffl ot AJuf.ftrv,
Will HUitT,
(irrr(..l Kvlr,
Wm It pfftr,
J It A(lilll,
J V fllftt'HLU,
tJi'iirn'Tsnior,
CIiarkH r Itraufl,
haiHHf-t 11 Wood,
I in t.nulwll,
0 H Claoii.
Kobert MvirfiK T,
1 l omtM n k Urotl er,
h li l,nr.
II. m Joa AUleon,
n't rlvoU IhiMf iiofci, nil towi"i
)r Win M I hror,
4 it-rv r' 'tntTiy,
J"hn W I el n,
Jitii. !) 'Vali',
Ctmrl"- AiiihTnon,
ahl ri Ifi-Aior,
,'ittlr mini rm.in,
(' M r ent'-r,
J II PltKll.
I Ahrtbm,i Htpwsrt,
jt.in Wm V Mm til
'I hi'ra i.i Mai-oy,
iHtrickiaii't Kni-aif
Ii ;irtu Hinr'la,
IniTiil W Hr ii r.
llrnrTH Ito- b,
l) or W Hf,nkilTcti,
U m rarton,
A if rod nun,
It r 'vnt
.1 M Hilf-y,
ill Dry A II HrewD,
tlpjr;e fenrmn,
' Maiti tjw J itrudy,
llm h MrfVnnPiL,
' W liiiatu V liamrfi,
i Wl.Uaio W hn.idl y,
H in. u i A Mi. I.t,
I Wtllluiii lti(tuii,
I.I f V likiiiHon,
j HohiTt kl.:t;wa1
' U Hlt,
It'htiilert W Sarturt,
i W A Kolln,
0 l ralm;it1r.
U'rain II Mitfifv.
irrfdirhk Z.sUin,
IM It KMIlfrl,
' r. i'oit, f
John K.rfl(r,
I. N .Mir S,
111 f .:liiti&rii,
Wm Ii Metiin,
Ki )l;ird It kl lh r.
Mm i kihlur,
J t; W.iMi,
' H H I'tirfrwio,
Mr" t amm,
lr W lloiituvaT,
.John K W Altai o,
Janifri 1) llrfttly,
,Mr- at 1ji.it luv,
'NatK-l Hti'WArt,
.Jhti Ammronj,
K WfrtliMiUT.
iU. v J W H.iLl;ll,
J H Dnniiy.
Verr t'nvy,
' FridT.i ralmf-r,
(John H'now,
1 hnhprt Howard.
Hr Toon i How'ar.d,
itthbtn IWikm,
J rhu IIchicI,
jWm Urice,
!.M IIoiiht,
IA tifirrtl,
'Wm llo.loy,
Ijnnivi ItAintsden,
:Mfiuhw Miihr.Jr,
IMirhHfliTruav,
I'rtioiuai I KuuiiitLtou,
II W Oatilt,
John J Konnr,
Juaneii 11 iS!p; pna,
'Itrniuiuiii t liiet-i ,
'it Scott, Jr,
!K llftcntt,
U It Mill M k,
j-rhiiip WiiMm,
Kuvltl Wii.ii.uu,
:V A Jiiiknt
Iavid llor.i,
orKP l Kellr,
I Samuel K Aht n,
? artid It Amlrcai,
I William M Kaecen,
iJamra Jrauur,
.1 ..h b LviMhill.
W in in (ir,
W in W Ki a,
K J OrlKt:.
.Intib Wlnmnn,
i-dwHril Uruiiy.
w ll atuiticf!,
.fiirr: W roMUDOii,
O L l atF-letim
lir Jr -ri h T howdiia,
U m .1 Tnil'pi.
tVm II a kny,
l-dw t'lino,
J( fcn fl WtcTinpr,
H F Houihwortti,
(.cor, L Miller,
V, J ld tcnl,
Ir-aitc Hohik'tfr,
(Iwrn J btoi kUDt
Ansilii U -k'',
.lan.CK Wliiit.nrton,
t'ntr . A I'.lake,
; l, ut' nf ouht,
J LeltiftD Oh,
A f 1'HHl'H,
J Fn ttk.
al E m n art,
A hen linidur,
Tti T v'n tFcn,
Jul i. IchUfit r A eou,
Krulrfh k WilhtMii,
iiaviil K 't liuiul'.uu,
Michui'l .,'niinii gium,
HaniAj Mi-Nichols,
Mrs m A HiiiuLl,
Julm Oodtxju,
William IVtiit,
W'lliiAin J Cozzeai.
C M l.orry.
w Uiuumer,
t muiki,
Ji'Sie Ijiws,
t'anl J f h id,
Hon yJ lU vn,
John Mi Ariuur,
H r K ft icy,
Alfred It M f.
h n derii k K Swopa,
I i
l.ewis r: M'nau,
jaj. lin Hired,
Jtiojuti at Stewart,
John I- r,
Henry l" Vormw,
biniu el Hiraona,
A A tiiihtrt,
C iWihtyinhofTi r,
Ahrui niu II Aiti.rger,
ItnhiTt Kt'JB,
Ivhiic liyuiliinil,
Lm rl a W l-i Br.irr,
Allied WliUtihtsloUi
Ji.Hfiin V,fc:.ry,
I- dwln Kv ity,
Wrirtm lw ytr,
John K nn,
ll C rn'mi'v
fdw.id a Kline,
John K Taylor,
K A V athon,
(..i'oiku V hayle,
KUItth J Ml Cb,
E A Li tttri
r At Nvvi'Ub,
I I.oiu&n Huston,
John it SattK'.
fitf - 'n Hcut'l,
Lucy (' Mi y r,
rtiar'rn ronrutt,
lU-urV l-t rrill.
Joi n Mi Knight,
II 11 V.xYv.yt
t;hariiih Uoineil,
(W ai i or hknili,
jt;eorK Haih,
jTunia P Cihihit,
; Wi liaiu brhardi, .
jllary A A hiuiih
i William Aiidrem,
J lin (.ifhird,
'jUUU'rl J AllUon,
jWiillaui (,' Tailor,
Thomafi WoolLuaa,
Uv A M JcllV,
.Kilialtitn Jutmaou,
I Hfiiry Han et,
i WilliamC llaniiU.
ltotxrt Jordan,
1 Jam ii Clark,
U m nuaha a,
John ll Auky,
Iitaac K Curl,
W 11 lUnni-tt,
!K W liindtT,
i A W 'leiupkini,
l''ranci Itrolnu,
Kdward Norman,
Itev John I'ait ui,
Jr WiUoii.lbw.-ll,
Adol)hu perm,
j'lhouia. HiDKlvy
'John McKot!,
jJaoi b C llummell,
O 'nVrluii X Co,
J hpttnUr,
A V MlirahV, im l, utAioiun
VfchtHin J kl Kiafey, 03 K lieynold Thuuia,
M L UtilhMvoll A Boa,
A (. Troll.
IJohn tocd.
aniBi'l 11 rooks,
feUFatll .StoCklT,
Auntnfl EiutrJck,
JoM i'li b loir,
J I Hill' P.
Wilhuui Ntmnn,
(liTk'n W (dopuek,
Wiltikin f hlmler,
1- rvdrm k C'eidunn,
T IfJlwooii c haiiiuan,
lr V l KiijHtir,
John Muir,
lit iiiiis 1 ntJincy,
' is Bu k''B,
lift ry It t'liew,
J W Ki :iv.
r De It ltlrhnd
John U 8'ikIob,
i hotnaii V. hi,
V. T l eirce,
K I hnnn,
W r h.iH,
K A H)r.ir,
M kl Wlllti-nia,
Ifatir? h YirUi,
ilwird it dd le,
I t arli lUrdt,
F, V. Mulish,
JoV,n It,
h ranaiR "I hte.
Homy ll ttrick,
Koht-rl Hunt,
Wail-' Stevemnn,
ilU fitel MtLatliOia,
N M'.rnn,
l!rv V W l-niann,
W iliiiB Adair,
Ifnttc Hrtker,
lr Alraf am Lirttey,
Juirpli 1 Hvi tiy,
Iti T Voliert H'ciicaun,
Hpi Kate 11 N.iuuniae,
l'tr thrown,
btihrtT An4irM,
Vi keijr f VbTer,
ilh nry 0 Vounff,
lj W itliatu Jont,s,
K W HuiUfitott,
Jatnin Hurnell,
lHaiuutd It Howard,
.h.hii H fltiUi'tt,
Enoa Mayiiur,
IJohn ItroxcliiKtOU,
Uohu rtnoipi,
! Mrs Healer,
j..nopn Johnaon,
1 l.ohert limit,
, Alt.iTt hlii-rt.
win t. tiarbur.
O H Ht-nt-r.
tfrarv Mi -Neatf,
JohM MiKuej,
Iiwia Chi'ftrr.
Junitf A imrnini,
AiphnntoU irvUuia,
i luawh Dtal,
harh a ti lliuktotf,
J K Uhir,
It- T u 1 af Altn,
John L Wilaun.
il bomai HMhaira,
ll'rfttun roimuitWtt,
A bin Morn,
I Atweod, It I a ton M Co,
Wiiilain K Htone,
Anna M Mi Icfcel,
i biirii M lioipr,
Han Phi n ipi.
Thorn! (Iraiiatn.
f4kinud WigrWl,
Wt'liata DtiJ.
T Tut le.
Itohtrf almi.
R T rrantlsii.
(1 e Orubb.
tt Lalaer,
i f ' i. T" ,1 Y. Hi wn,
. t n M i't " .1 J st'htirv,
f ir.ii..! Ki Till , i f V 4inl.lt o,
I i it ,i t.i, ' 1 1 1 1 ini (in.lac-r,
a 11' i'v. Witt'on if in? ,
W 1 1 mi n M r, Jain ) I tea.
Th.-ii,ng V I'rlf-. irv M Ahlnt1,
Vnry Ant- Plrher, W tim U IVmbart'
;J i mIh d K W Al iTflir ,
H I nn'' ' il'iWD, I- liuhMh M f Utfh,
A I- lir ih rt"n. I I, M. i rw "in,
1 p n nttiiTih, J -.'h M-ilirn,
M A Ktir-, Im-hml l -kai,
hff'D v li'Tffun, t.e in- W Witham,
ho rr 'i't.tnk, .ln-fl-Ii I Mitn.ell,
M hi v I rt iKft, Kohort M Mn'Tf,
f ili ri i 'i , .loii-n'i " h 1-hiT,
F IP.I:. M':; tlh'M, JilKMih I I'oojio,
I i Ko, ti" a i l i K Thorn i
K r.h i , U T a I.t n,
.f'Kfo. M K -'.i-r.
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l,i . fyi' it . m it, i;r.iri.o Vt . ir.- .
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J i. imi- I hi Mi'lin. H n.i -"oU,
A k'.ti nil. .t.'lm Krinklin,
Flii.iv A MIN-n, I'l'ii ftiii n fi itui1,
OVt '- 1.1 I H, .h.l'll I.I'M'it,
Jo' M .H ' ti, U ir.k"r,
J I. Mi ' .-', Jan.' H I v l r.
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Ii M h,if.hii:. It M I'-'irrr.
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tioi r, i Joi'-y, N Hfe viii,
J 1 I ne, Ja'ih n M lonm.
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Vt klarv Hair HU, llxrrla A lUothf.i,
II M Jon . OC Nl.'iit.lv,
I oivri V Hi'l, hi s-eri .i.in,
1" 1' Wal.lron, John aihiirfc-.-r,
f 'ha Iui.nrilt ii'Hiun L I'iIcc,
V rn A A nil hi, M I H Miniiip.i ,
ri ii- A KAi'hamn. Win H i;riiinu,
1 hoi NMii-i tiiRkfT, K I 'utih.
J i'Hh V i nr, !. b i'loU, . r,
hhl8 l nrTtdKe. II M It -tiphi-rm,
.Utnt". I- owr. UK WnTiri"f,
IUrkfi'3-ie, I r. u I AStuin,
IU i rv II hi i. th, V p.iwt-r.
Wm Viian, s it Iiui'firt'.
1 1 1 lirfi ui ( Intk, J hn s Vt n,
in lt.-i;i-, (i.'.irif K Will-,
.lairrn A Nnirman, .lrinn'M lt rk,
t) Wttthi'in, Jofiii hnpo.
If obi" t Alii n, Wm ll Miitthlrt',
Winthrop Partrrnt, lLitiih I Oi-.h,
yiitihvlh J 'lliorn, M K ouna.
.rpr(t Ma.arvy,
iitA hrim .
.tipitii M Vii;r,
n i. H fvt r.
J B Wtn"Miry,
lln iird WoirvK,
K U l av nt4r,
Jhfl- a Wain,
hanii A (.'iiilv,
John t Iifwi",
Wm KinncilT,
Haimiol I' h'va,
.In Im II hbt-tt,
h A f'hirk,
1, W huthe,
Jnmre Itotirne,
K l McKc",
t'hatt Minpon,
Ii' Crt-ptr Wtntof,
, v m W vVindT,
i 1. 1 iii-Mh J t.ihhfl,
I s l.''( rNin,
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i it l M top,
AimIm-w U' kson,
, t- A Tfjfo,
iThoman Kfitdi,
i V m 'aeil, ,
M Mtiliin,
H Itctis,
C h Shiu klt tun,
HUnr,
.Mainiitl L lilibfrt,
Sm in t lark,
J hn It I. imp,
IU Alhrnl,
In in' Snorron,
Itov Itniamin Jknr,
M h' M.rRH-V,
I. hn ltl..rk.T,
Kotert Toliiml,
I .mniii T Kirih,
John liniton & 8on,
John r.atron,
Mn)or ' Johnson,
Chin ipi K Mart),
II It It (und.
'ilt'ort-'i Nh'tioln,
J vV M'M:ihon,
T ii-kertnan,
' JhiiiI '- Mm ot,
J' hn ti tSnytier,
K iHTox.
hailed Itorie,
Mrs H Sik.ij,.
Mrn J K i.hft'tham,
1 Jatnei t'liinvron,
John J Carhnry,
Join Hmtili,
. 1 nomas 1 wttedAle.
I.Ioi.n Willlumi,
jHtne) Hum ton,
a loo i Wiinon.
! Ii7tibi th honthwirk.
A ii x 1. Thontniion,
Kins not i r.iiv,
Kofltt A hmi'h,
hull an I Inv (,
r It V HM' mTdlii,
Aio.iiia tluini h,
Wio M ItoiiirtB,
H llollard.
II ltrnrirtt,
Jatiivi. It t-out,
if U M In.
ktiiI Wi dtherhy, Jf,
lr t.ior; i aUurtKUii,
lilt. Ml V.
(irofe Mi Innu-lz,
oorjto r av.i ns,
i in s ( Knox.
W III I. OVA II,
Jf hli IUm i y,
J It U li I'T,
iiiiiiiii Knox,
W m M wart
KlUnhelh It- trr,
I. ii Miiilir,
Wary Hu sun or,
li M IltilJiiiMuuii,
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'h irie. Pinion,
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hn W Kori,
or;.e W llmi'Jcrson,
nti4 Ititmn.
iho W W tVriih'an,
Sl ut nmn WrnOky,
M. d kiary ll.lh-r.
Jtiiuia It Krink?vun,
lt M Ci.rtt r.
rii.illn K ( lark,
I imriM W kt-k k,
r liBiilarn.jr,
It Ki. II.
Jotifpll KU'lwupKOn,
line i,hini i,ari.
,.1-ilm O s- Lrtlhtr,
Hat' n.ii.';.
John Voin-r,
havtd Knight,
L t octfr,
hr. in V Todd,
It. I.f ci a P Ailon,
llt nrv ( tun man,
J K In at on,
Ji tin L i ,
tloorje H. t'outtntv,
J illll WIlFOll, '
Hu in ii el (' 1'itif oy.
r harks A Quau,
i J IAvtdon,
ThlJT'ia J 4h :nn!f v,
Ir HI inn M Itrvt..,
Ci-orwi' K lti'ihf,
hrli. K Norton,
V in II n. hrfiner,
Jiim pli V I'atli rs-on,
Fr d rii-k W Kotuur,
John ( rr.
Kl.en ltitinVn,
I iiahkun I'uiU r,
Alhtit W Foirinc,
John ;rHhin,
Kli.'l th .'curs,
y. it a v.uin,
H ti IlHcuman,
1'VV tl I.MCOUH18,
Kuu- klvCuht',
T II l.rii h'ou,
II P- Wllion,
klurarct Torrcy,
Witsft J Arnold,
W 11 Wiide,
1) It a lor,
A mob Hominy,
K ihiTt ttihiou,
11 Fl scilnr,
1 b niiftn It i,rngstre'h,
I hilm K Kreaa,
t: V It -viird,
John II Wvlle,
. Klirna Heoimy,
Ithlnwd lUdl,
H T I- (drltl
Mrs 11 I. WHl".
'1 hoH J lli"huiid,
Jritnto Millor,
Ihuhc K htsliop,
II II h' il liifnnl,
-.1 . : h n L Iti'vMir,
M 8 K.. 1 1 lor,
Jul iip iii Kanoy,
Mr(.arfi llctMillotirfh,
1 Altrt d Kue ibiTK,
' fnthcrini! J tifilcr,
Ilhnry O tlilBlor,
litin l.t'oimrd Mypri,
Jiiiut'i Oiurmju, Jr,
Win t'lln'on,
l .llsi ft Twining.
Mr JOHN AIIAMJ.
Ae-i'iii in Uui ayimK
A.nt In I oriii:iiilnv n-Hi K.N Kit UuilKKT..
'I ho fi HowihK curommiCHtlons, uelctod I'roiu Urn
numhi r, ihow the aphrceiatlon ot the univriiririe by the
iitii'iis ot l'htliult li'hin
ho fail' N.HtxiH aiieet Jahi'.m Lynk Kn. HearHIr:
The i'oul I ret'rived ftom th t. hhmiui .r' MuinalOoalCoin
jimiv.on my mitmcri'Mli u, haa itiven us a tire -imlniactjon.
It lidler. rtuduy, biirtm wtil, In trtn from ilate, do.clta
wl.lu- HitieH, and Ih not eahy pxtiiititinil ed. The Mr In
our klu ht ii Kraie hun nut bton ut lor eiuhi or duiu daya.
T lurch r In ant wf r to your iiueiilona, I in a) any that
Biv e eri nre ttiue far a to the .(iia'Iiy ot thr rnal in alto
Ki'tii r ttonth o, whl e I am eiuuhy will Impffiwvd with
hip nier m the aha tho ail ai-tju.-h to cb iubcnbvr an
Oivi.Iui.iiU V .r, uuo , y-uj..
Oololer?4, ISM. No 4'M N. Slalll .treet.
Fun Ai.ei.l'ill. OctntKir 55, llll Jaraea Ljnil, ea .
luai Uri-l nlil 1 tan-sir a Hlookhulder In your tV'in
pany I )ind alwaT, bi n In the habit ol burnlnii leliUli
iohI. Bineeiryiiiu voura 1 liuii It.lnr honaeholilpuriKiaoa,
fuilt 'iual to LeUnii, unila very .iiierinr arili lo iuiltxiiL
Vour.lfllly, KiMltX.MIKNsZF.V,
Nn. llif'S Conte. atreet.
I'ml AlBl.nni,OctiiierW.lH .lame. I.vnil, Ki.,Fre
m,u ol iLet'oii.iiUifm Mutual t.'oelCiiuipui.y.lly Der
Mn Our onal han fume to hand, aUlnguoit order, aiut
lia. hern un it In hi thrantii' and liiriuu o. I am Infurineit
lliat Hie nlialitv 1. all lliKt i o' Id be derirt'd. Voiira truly,
JDllJi .Mi Airllll ll. No. lin; l.oru.l .trti't.
Pllll Alii.l.l iUA, lli li.lHr'.'B.lS'M. lamel.ynd,Kil., Fre
fldi-lil 'e.iHi.nieia' .Mutual t'ual C"iuuiuy. Hear Hln
I have aleen Ihw coal a llinrOHth trial, and ftuil It a ruo.t
aplr.ulid arlii le. 1 em in much plra.t-d Ith H, that, If
uetio" late, I will iiiireabe tuy auti.eni'iiua to one lnui
ilred .'hi re. Hi plfl ily. . . .
AM.KK ('. WILSiijr.Nn. 1 116 Oii,nilf Mreet.
OFIE Ol' TIIK HAVHUW KTIll.KT llAl.L.OclobfrZ.'i.lbbt."-
Jaiiu H I ynd, l're,'di'nt'C'e'iioiU!'r. Coal Ooiuiiany. K.
tiemiil frit-nd il have luucli ill' enure in alattiiK lo yoa
llm t-liliri' aalMurtlon tin' e'ual kIvi'h me that I hare re
tell I'd Ironi yourt'i miiiy. It inaki'i a ntrontf Are, sod
In In-e from liato and cinders, and I can coiiildenily ro
c niineiid it to a'l hi usakinj era ir di mu.Uc yuruv.m i
Sl.o lo manufactnri-rn, lor vi'iioriititia, alcurjl.
Yi-urn ulnreielv. '
CIIAHI F.S ! . MvTllF.VH. No flfl San.om atreet.
rilll Al'H i ma. Tenth uiul.ili, M, iH-it. I rleud tvlid;
The coal Itirslnheil me loi khulJiT In thy tVuipsn?
Kivea entire nutnlai'lleii. It la w i lt pri'arcd, and liurui
litely. 1 couW nut wli.h a Iwi'er arili lo
K.F. KaIJV. No. 4' 1. Third etreet. .
rmuiiKLi'iiu, Oeiiil.er ll. Imu.-Jaiui'i l.yud. .n.,
I'ru.ulrnt, Ac :ln sn.wer to your r.iiucat lo anow how
1 like the coal purcha.i -d I'mre your 'omiMT, I ruly vliat
ii ha. in oven .atialuciury In evuty uaruvular. aly lamul
UU.A Tl o iIARB A. No. R. BUth itreet.
".Um!s I.i s, Ki'i., Frenloml Oonaiiin 'ra Muiual Coal
roinptuF. Dear Sir: 'Ike coal euppl ed louiehvyeiir
t 'uuii'unv, 1 am happy lo mn'e.nivi'i entiie nati.iAi lion m
eveiy lepoi t.aiid lueiiual toanyl hive ever uicd.
re.pecliuliy J"'. J;-WAI T0N, No.?s s. Thlrd .
Piili.AtiktrniA, tiiluoer SI. Imlt. J M a l.vno, K..,
Prenlilen lonai.iiier. Miituit Coul t'uiopany, Hear Bir;
It ailurda me reat plia.ure to announce to you uiy perti-cl
uillaciion wiin the i oal received Itrotn your I'omi'any
ni.ii my order aa .uherllr. I have linen aocu.tomeil
lo me coal from the naighbo- huoit ol vour mine aud froul
It when In other hand., ll. superiority heretol'.re will
iti ii edly marked, bin In lt pre,ent luudo 1 rind the arlle le
I. no way deteriorated , but M tli ooutrary, ao lar a. I no
able to iU'llie, lor di lne.lle purpneea, lull.v eiiuill to uj
thai I have ever ti.cd, ur baie ever aual)Kcd. 1 ul, Vary
" C" M. t'i"". "en.r.siU.
BEDDING;! WAREHOUSE,
At No. 15 N. ELEVENTH STttEET,
u.Jsa fauAtiiwat.