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.' t (STHDAT9 ECTFTTO),
A IMI IVIKIMG TELEGRAPH BUILDING,
II. 108 Third Street,
rrloe, Three Cents Per Copy (Double Sheet), or
Eighteen Centi Per Week, payaole to the Carrier, en
welled to Subscribers out or the city at Nine Dollats
Per Annum One Dollar and Fifty Centa for Two
Months, Invariably In adrance for the period ordered.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1968.
. The Romna Catholics and the Blacks.
The second Plenary Council of the Romish
' Church in this country has Just finished a
two weeks' session at Baltimore. It was very
largely attended by the archbishops, bishops,
J and priests who constitute the magnates ot
that Church.
' Two principal topics are said to have mainly
"' occupied the attention of the Council, via.,
' the evangelization of the colored population,
and the public school system of the United
States. In regard to the former of these, It
Is the intention of the Romanists to enter
at once upon a comprehensive and energetic
' system of proselyteism among the blacks
- - of the South. This Is a step taken, not
. -only In accordance with the judgment o
" the leaders of that Church in this country,
l but in obedience as well to express instruc-
tiocs from the Pope himself.
It cannot be denied that the American
freedmen afford, in many respects, a fine
field for the proselytizing efforts of the Romish
Church. In the first place, they are a sen
' fluous, imaginative race, upon whom the gor
geoos and imposing ceremonies of Roman
Catholicism, as well as many ot its mysterious
- and awe-inspiring doctrines, are well calcu-
lated to produce a profound impression. The
negro is fond of music, of dress, of formality,
Of pomp and ceremony. He is superstitious
i and credulous, prone to yield to authority,
' and hence, as a race, peculiarly susceptible to
the especial Influences of that Church. The
. Success of Romanism with other rude and
' half-educated races shows what we may rea
' sonably look for in this case.
1, A gain, as a Church, the Romish Church has
.' a'ways opposed the enslaving of the blacks.
We are aware that the influence both of the
r leaders 'and of the body of that Church in
' this country has generally been, politically, on
the pro-slavery side; but the voice of the
Churca ', at large, as authoritatively ex
;;' pressed, has always condemned the exeerable
traffic in human flesh. On the contrary,
Proles tanism has ior a long time been repre
sented at the South by a class of men who
i defended slavery as a Divine institution,
appointed and sanclioned of God as much as
the Christian Church Itself. It cannot but be
1 that this constant association of the defense
, of slavery with that form of Christianity with
''which the blacks have hitherto been almost
exclusively familiar has had its influence
upon them, and an influence, too, which the
. Romish priest will not be slow to turn to
good account in favor of his own Church.
Another element ot strength which: this
' Church will have in its efforts to proselyte
the blacks Is its total ignoring of that spirit
of caste which so extensively prevails in this
country in regard to the blacks, and which
1 has been fostered to a great extent by our
Protestant Churches in times gone by, and
even yet encounters no efficient and practical
opposition from them. To the credit of the
Roman Catholic Church it must be said,
that it gives a better exemplification of the
truth that "God has made of one blood all
'nations to dwell upon the face of the earth,"
than do' the Protestant churches generally.
This will be a great element of strength in its
' labors with the blacks.
Finally, the almost entire neglect of the vari
ous American Protestant Churches to occupy
the field so invitingly thrown open to them
by the abolition of slavery, gives the
Romish Church a fine opportunity to enter
in and take possession of it. We know that
something has been done by the Protestant
Churches in this direction, but not a tithe of
what the importance of the work demands.
Here are four millions of people at our very
doors, ready and eager for education, anxious
to receive the gospel. And yet, how little
has done for theta 1
This prompt and energetic action on the
part ot the authorities of the Romish Church
is in accordance with the far-sighted sagacity
which they have always exhibited. It is
apparent to every reflecting observer that, at
no distant day, the masses of the black popu
lation of the South will be Invested with all
the rights and privileges of citizenship. They
will then form a most influential and import
ant element in nearly one-half of the States
of the Union. What if, belore that time, the
masses of that population shall have been
safely gathered within the fold of that Church
whose head is at Rome? There la food fer
reflection In this suggestion for those Pro
testants who believe their form of Chris
tianity to be the great bulwark of ctoll and
religious liberty. The conversion to Roman
Catholicism of the black population of the
South will be a long striae towaras masmg
that Church the dominant power in this
country. ' '
- Indian Troubles.
TdKBK are prospects of a more general and
terioua outbreak among oar Western Indians
than has occurred before for a long time.
General Sherman is hurrying troops to the
Plains with all possible despatch. The rapid
increase ot settlements all through the cen
tral regions oi the Rocky Mountains is forcing
this Indian problem to a definite settlement
Hitherto there has been n system in the
matter at all, and it has been terribly mis
nonaged. What is needed la some general,
well matured plan of operations, covering the
whole subject of Indian aflalra, and then its
T&orovj M4 feo&eftt uecutlen. As it n
THE DAILY EVENING TELEOUAPII. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
is, the Department of Indian Affairs is about
the worst-managed and most corrupt of any
in the Government.
Mormon Outrage.
"Thi Denver Newt publishes the following
Account of another Mormon outrage. 'We learn
that Mr. Weeton. editor of the Salt Lake unxon
Vedette, was taken by the Mormons on tee night
of tbe Sd instant, and severely boaten, and
elven six hours to leave the oily and take with
him several prominent Gentiles. Mr. Weston
refuses to leave, and denounces Mormoolsm in
the bitterest terms.' "
Thto gentlemen should be maintained in
his position at all hazards. For some time
his paper has been waging a vigilant warfare
against thts miserable Mormon Imposture, and
is a very potent instrumentality in building
up a sound public sentiment in Bait Lake.
There is now a large antl- Mormon ejement in
that city. If it can maintain itself for a
short time longer, until the Pacific Railroad
shall reach there, tbe question of Mormonism
will speedily be settled by the flow of emigra
tion to that point.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1ST TIIE NEW FORTNIGHTLY.
THE O A L A. X Y,
' FOR NOVEMBER 1,
WITH
THE CLAVERINGS,
BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE,
GRATIS.
FOB SALE BT Alt DEALER". It
flS?" MCJAVIRO I THE MOSI ELEGANT
and delicious perfume for a lady's toilet eaunt
It will not italn the aandkerehlef.end ti very durable.
Cndnnaii Oaneite.
We have tested this dellghfulnew perfume, and have
found It to exeel all otbera In durability, rlohneie, and
delicacy. Philadelphia Trade Journal. 1 16 6m rp
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
The eriainalort of the anmcthetlc use of Nl roui
Oxide Gas. Extract teeth without any pain. Mure
than 3400 persona have signed our certificate scroll to
that effect. The Hat can be seen at our rooms, at No.
797 WALJMJ1' Street Come to noedquarieri. We
never tall. 16 Sim
tgP NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. -JOY,
COE A CO ,H. E. corner oi FIFTH and CHES
HUT Street, Philadelphia, and TRIBUNE BUILD
INGS, New Tort, are agents for the "Tblkohaph " and
lor the Newspapers of the whole country.
7 80 6m4p JOY COX A CO.
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND
MACE,
FOB PREbEBVING, BF.gTOBIffO, AND BEAUTIFY
ING THE HAIR,
And Is the most dellgh'ful and wonderful article the
world erer produced.
Ls dies will And It not on'y a certain remedy to Restore,
Darken, and Beautify the Hair, but also desirable artl
cle tor the Toilet, as It Is highly perfumed with a rich
and Ce'lcate perfume, Independent ol the fragrant odor
ot the Oils of Palm and Mace.
TBE MABTEL OF PERU, '
A new and beautiful periume, which, in delicacy of
cent, and the tenacity with which it clings to the hand
kerchlel and person, Is unequalled.
The above articles for Ue bj all Druggists and Per
turners, at $1 per bottle each. Bent by express to any
address by proprietors, ,
1015mwi3m4p T. W. WRIGHT CO.,
No 100 LIBERTY Btreet, New York, a
g FALL STYLE II ATS. J
THF.O. H. M' CALL A,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
No. 804 CHESNUT Street.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
GRAND OPENING
OF
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
J. S. BORGENSKf,
No. 21 North NINTH Street,
(EAST SIDE),
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FEENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets, Etc.
Tbi old established and well-known FEEMCH
AU IF1C1ALFLUWEU oTOUK baa been altered
throughout aiid refitted In tiue Freuoh style, and
will open on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24,
With a magnificent assortment of Fine Frenon
Fowers. Wrreatba, Leaves. Uralses Feathers, Vol.
rets, Kibbone, bonnet. rames, and Millinery Goods
of every description and varioty.
J. S. BORQENSKI,
No. 31 North NINTH Street,
10 22 rcwilm Above Market, East Side.
CLOAK VELVETS
SDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
OPENED THIS MOrotnq
A Case of Verj Superior
LYONS SILK CLOAK VELVETS,
From twenty-eight t forty inches wide,
IMPORTED BY OVKSHLVHS,
Direct troai the jwiiiiMrtiirM, W 23 nwftra
U OVELTIES IN
NOVELTIES IN
NOVELTIES IN
WEDDING CARDS.
"WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
The Latest London and Pari Styles.
Tbe Latest London and Paris Styles.
Tlie Latent London and Paris Stylos.
Cards for Leather Wcddinns,
Cards for Leather Weddiaist
Cards for Leather Weddings,
Wooden Woddinprs,
Wooden Weddings,
Wooden Weddings,
Tin Weddings,
Tin Wedding,
Tin Weddings,
Silver and Gold WeddiDRS.
Silver and Gold Weddtuirs.
Silver and Gold Weddings.
Monograms, Ciphers, etc.;
Designed and Engraved.
Monograms, Cipher, etc.,
Deeifncd aui Engraved.
Monograms, Ciphers, etc.,
Designed and Engraved,
A large assortment of
French, English, and American
French, English, and American
French, Euglisti, and American
Papers and Envelope.
Papers and Envelopes.
Papers and Envelopes.
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
r ... , Stamped In Colors Gratis.
ItiUais, Monograms, etc.,
. .,, , Stamped in Colore Gratis.
Initials, Monogiaros. etc.,
,.,., Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
. ' Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
Stamped in Colors Gratis.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
WRITING DESKS, '
WRITING DESKS,
PORTFOLIOS,
PJR 1 FOLIOS,
TRAVELLING OASES,
TRAVELLING CASES,
POCKET KNIVE3,
POCKET KNIVES,
WALLETS AND POCKET-BOOKS.
WALLETS AND POCKE T-BOOKS)
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
backgammon boards.
1867. DIARIES 1867.
1867. DIARIES 1867.
FIFTY-THREE SIZES AND STYLES.
FItTY-lbB&E blZE AND STYLUS.
Alii KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
KULliD AND BOUND TO ORDER.
R.HOSKINS & CO.
No. 913 ARCH Street,
AMD 10 22 101
No. 921 SPRING GARDEN St.
I in imitablIy
FINE CONFECTIONS
CHOICE PRESENTS.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
MANUFACTURER,
No. 1310 MARKET Street.
lOMmvrMl l
H, STEEL & SON
' Have Reduced their Kutlr Stock of '
BLACK CROUNO
COLORED FIGURED SILKS
TO $2'SO.
ALSO, THE1BEJN1IRE STOCK OF ''
tG'50 MOIRE ANnaUES TO $3.
32-INCH LYONS CLOAKING VELVET 3
Beduced to $15.
32-INCH FINES CLOAKING VELVETS TO $20.
40-INCH STILL FINES CLOAKING VELVETS,
TO $30.
10M8t
Nos:713 and 715 N. TENTH Street.
E M 0 V E D. ;
THE
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE company,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Hemored from No, W6 WatMUT Street, to
No. loa s. FOURTH Street.
tooTg!1! 0W PP with lnoreaaed faoMUM
Dlua. am BCfl. atkac bwlnoaa. Capital and tar.
U0Utp
8. UK Nit Y KBWllICDlri PrMttt.
FRaKD.BABl,v,W(Urri
CHARLES C. KELLY,
Wo 122 S. ELEVENTH STREET,
?7J?!"!?! kna "P'" Maortmont, at On raioai, of
1ACK8 AND LACKS UOODg,
KDEBROIURRIKS AND SKTS,
"WIUTH (HOODS ARD VEILS,
EM8ROIDKRRD AB PLAIW HOICK'S'
LIB! KM COLLAK9 AMD CUFFS.
PADLEY'8 DUPLEX SKIRTS
RICH SHADES OF SILK
n
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
OPENED THIS MORNING
1W0 GASES OF
PLAIN SOLID COLORED SILKS,
IN ALL THE!
New Choice Shades of Colors,
OB" OUR OWN OBDHRTNG.
19 23 m w2trp
MILLI KEN'S
LINEN STORE,
No. 828 AEOH St.
New Linen Sheetings,
Pillow and Bolster Casings,
TableCiotbs,
Napkins and Doylies,
Towels, Etc. Etc. Etc.
I import and fcjej constantly on hand
THE LARGEST LINEN STOCK
IN TIIE cirv.
Hotels and Steamboat, snpp'iel with LIKENS at
Importer's package prtcts.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IS LINES GOODS ONLY,
No. 838 ARCH Street.
91Ttl231rj
FARIES & WARNER,
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
H&VE JUST KCKIVD
Handsome all-wool Plaid Poplins, $1 60.
Lupin's all-wool Delaines, 95o , worth $1 10
' Fine quality Scarlet Sacque Flannels.
Large assortment Ddlalnoi and Caltooes.
ladies' and JJissos' Merino Vests, ail sizes.
; Gents' heary Merino Shirts and Drawer., 91 25,
Cheapest Balmorals In the city.
Cambrio Edptngs and Inaertlngs, from auotion.
60 dozen superior quality Kid (iloves, $1 25.
Gents' new style 1 ies, 60 conts, a bargain.
CANTON FLANNELS
8000 yards beariest and bett made.
Canton Flat nels at 22, 26, 23, 81, to 87J cents,
I MUSLINS,!
Muslins, all the best makes.
Bleached Mut-llns, 20, 25, 81, 83, 86, to 3d cent.
Unbleaohed Muslins, 18, 21 25, 28, 80, to 87J cents.
Pillow- Case and Sheeting Muslins.
26 cents for heariest yard-wide Unbleached made.
All-wool Flannels, 85, 87J, 46, SOo., to SI.
Cotton and Wool Flannels, 81, 40, 45, 60c, etc
Beavr Bed and Grey Twilled Flannels,
Yard-wide all-wool fchaker Flannels, 65 cents.
Shining and Sacque Flannels, etc
CHEAPEST BLANK fcTS IN THE CITT. '
r . FARIES & WARNER,"
929$ No. 339 North N INT B Street, abore Baee.
pRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED FBOd AUCTION '
Ouo case all-wool Plaids, $1 12 er yard.
Do do tl 87i uer yard.
Tartan plaids, very cheap, 87 jo.
Plain and Plaid Poplins.
French Mertnots, 81 12 per yard.
Fine quality black M erf noes and Delaines.
Fine quality black Alpaoas, eto. etc
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
Good all wool Fiann'els for 87a. 40, 42, 46, 60, 60o.,
Up to tl 26 per jard.
Utavy aU-wool bhaker Flannel, 60, 66 69, and 86c
Dcmtt Flannel, 81, 871, 40, 15, and 60c.
Cuu'on F anrels, 26, 23, 81, 35, and 874c
Bast make tileac1 ed and (Job cached Uuslins, .
Pillow Case and Sheetiug Muslim.
LINEN 000 DS! LINEN GOODS!
Bleaohed labia Linens, 81, 81 26, $1-60, tl 76, and
82 per yard.
Pom ei Loom Table Linens, 76, 80, 90, 81, and 81 15
per raid.
Linen Nankins and Towels.
houtcb Diaper, by the lueoe or yard.
Russia Cra t, 12, 14. 17, 19, and 2)o per yard.
A larae assortment ot Ladies' and Gents' Linen
Cambno Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Genls' Hemstitched Hdkfs.
Ladie' Worked Hdkn
Ladie' Hem iUlohed Hdkfs, tucked.
A large assorimmlof Ladies', Gents', and Coil,
dren's Merino Vests and Pant.
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery and Glores.
QlNTiT HALF HOSE.
Kid O lores, real kid, 81 26 per pair. Beet in 'he
City lor that price (10.22
Jourin's Kid Glores, best quality Imported.
PRICE & WOOD,
PI, W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBEBT BU.
OCTOBEE 22, 1806.
QURUO & ATKIUGOrJ,
No. 247 South ELEVENTH Stroot,
4KB
No. 1107 PINE Btreet.
AUCTIOS GOODS.
.HW FOB 1M HKAVT ANn FINE ALL-WOOL
BLikEATP, lRht' aansRM,
40, nd 69 CKMf 8 VO M GOOD A Lt,-WOOL FLaN
HL. 5 CKMH FOH 1'LAID IRKs8 OOD8.
C'KN 18 rOB riNR 1KHH 10'DH
80 VthT H ABU WIDR ENOIISd MRRINOES.
1 10 r"K TWO ARI WI' oo. oo.
FOB VERT HEAVY rRRtiCH MERINOE9.
ft 1ft FuB FBKKOd POPLINS.
errral cheap los of Goon front this week'i Aaetloa
tt. Ino odlng Towels, napkins. Table Linoni, l.li.nn(
T RETAIL.
MOURNING GOODS.
JAS. Itt CAMPBELL & C0H
No. 727 CHESNUT. ST.,
OFFER AT RETAIL
A Large Assortment of the Best Fabrics of
Mourning Goods at Low Prices.
BLACK BIARRITZ,
BfiACK BMPRKBS CLOTHS,
BLACK USPS,
BLACK BOMBAZIMIES,
BLACK TAMIBB,
BLACK MKRINOKB,
BLACK DKLAISKS,
BLACK FOPLIK ALPACAS,
BLACK THIBET SHAWLS.
BLACK CHAPE VEILS,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
ETC. ETC. CU IS ftnwetrp
"yE INVITE ATTENTION
TO OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT
a
OF
PINK CORAL,
Believing that oar Stock will bear
able. comparison both la
STYLE AND PRK E,
WITH ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
CLABK & BIDDLE
JWEL1EBS AND SILVERSMITH
No 712 CUESNUT STREET,
lOSfmw til 2SJ
T T. G A L L A O II E R,
LATE OF BAILEY fc OO.,
FORMERLY BAILEY ft KITCHEN,
Invites attention to bis NEW JEWELRY E9TA.B
LIS11M JtfiT,
No. 1300 CHESNUT Street,
AH good warranted of firtl quality.
Etpeetal attention given to Diamondt, CCD ii tnrw2m
FRESH AND
PRESERVED FRUITS.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Fresh and Preserved Fruits and
Vegetables,
'..'.
IN. TIN AND GLASS. '
TOR BALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. .
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
S. W. Corner BROAD and WALNUT.
Q ANTON Q IN G E R.
Fresli Imported Cntoi Preserved Glu
ger, Dry and la Syrnp, t
OT THE FIHESr QUALITY,
FOfl BALE BY ,
JAMES TL. WE13B.
81 , EIGHTH and WALSCT Streets.
PURE OLD GRArE BRANDY,
From the celebrated vineyards of B. D. WILSON &
BOB, Los Angelos, Calllornla.
For medicinal purposes this BRANDY is almost In
dispensable. I OB BALE BY THE CA8E.
OARMIQK & CO.,
21 lmrp - BOLE AQENTS, .
B. E. CORS tR OF IBOilTand CHE6UUT 8U.
JAMES O. DENNISON,
Fashionable natter and Furrier,
No. 729 POPLAR Street.
Constantly on band a large assortment of
GenU', Youtlu' and Children'!
HATS AND CAPS.
ALSO,
SPLENDID SKATING FUR COATS AND
caps. . . in
Mir regular line fob hart-
TnesteamwHOfAH Captain Tan1rre.aewloadlB
at the ewMMid wbart abore MARKKT eiroot, U1 leave
as alKT en THUU8MAY next, Wih tost
WILLIAM M BAlkftAOO,
. m B. WUABVlU.
A DESIRABLE HOME SECURITY.
WE OFFER FOB 8 ALB
A LIMITED ' AMOUNT
Of
FIBST MORTGAGE BOITDS
OPTHR
CONNECTING RAILROAD CO.,
AT THE LOW RATE OF 03J, FOR A SHORT
' TIME 0KIT.
TUeee Bonds, both Principal and Interest, arc
Guaranteed "by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Interest Payable 8etni-Annually, Clear of State
Tax.
For fall particulars in regard to tha abov
Security, apply to
DREXEL tSc CO.,
No. 34 South THIRD St.
14 1 tflp
OPERA HEAD DRESSES,
OPERA FANS,
OPERA CLASSES.
PAEISIAK NOVELTIES.
BAILEY & CO.,
No. 819 CHESNUT STREET.
(14 fmwt9 ' .
JTINE OPERA GLASSES
IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
lOlSif No. 034. CHESNUT Street.
o
PBRA GLASSES
Fine Opera Glasses made-by M. BABOOO of
1'arls.
Imported and for sale only by
10 i 1m4p
W A ir.nu.r.n
aerenth and Chennut .treeta
ATLANTIC MAIL
STEAMSHIl5 COMPANY
EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH
EVE RY S ATUKD AY FROM PIEai3,N.R.
NEW YORK,
PUNCTUALLY AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
The favorite side-wheel steamships
AHVVA LIMBEttffRiTER, Commander
8AM SALVADOR,.., AXJtlNjt, C'QiniUaadfC
.r!."nV!tkett io ail points.
leg ant passenger aceommodatlons.
HARRISON ti. ALLEN,
10 18 4p 1 Ke BOWLING KBEES, Mew Terfc.
ffflfr STAR LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS.
The New Tork If ad Steamship Company's ne ooeaa
steamers will leave Pier 48 NOKTH .BIYEB, He 4
Tork, at i o'clock P.M., as follows i
H K VA N A Oi Wednesday . Ootoeer U
S i HiiniTKi Vil0,t,a,u riaJr. October ...
AllflBOUBJ on Wednesday, OctobSrJ
All blili of lading signed at the office upon the pier.
I or freight or passage apply to
C. K. GABBIS0K, President,
10 19 lOMp Ko. 5 BOWLING OREES, Mew Tors:
ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES,
BEMI-WEEKLY, FOB
NOBFOLK AND BICHaOND. cabins...'... as .nd M
CBAHLLBTON, cabin ,2. oond oiW.s . J3
Every 8ATUBDAT, tftar line 'or
NEW ORLEANS Direct NIW nttT V lira
First eabln.. 60. Sreond c.bbi..40. oTnd oiiS mm
rim .cabin., to Second cabin- 40. SSaiS.S
With unsnrp arsedlaooominouations to either Class.
For freight or passage, apply to
ALLES K. TIIO HAS A, CO..
1010 4p o. e BOWLING ORE BN, New Torfc.
AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPAST.
NEW YORK.
FACTORY, HUDSON CITY, N. J.
This Company Is now full? prepared to furnish
LEAD PENCILS,
Equal In finality to the Beat Brands.
The Company has taken great pains and lurested
lare capital in Hum up their laotory, ana now ask th
A mejicaa public to give their pencils a ir trial.
All Stylet and Grades axe Kannfaetured.
Great care has been bestowed to the mannfeotarlag of
BUPgBlOK HKXAUOM MiH IHii J-JBS1C11JI, .p.
oialiy prepared lor the use ot Engineers, Aroalteota.
Artists, eto.
A complnte asuertment, eonstantlv on band, la offered
at fair tonus to the uade at tnair Wholesale daJesrooia
No. 34 JOHN Street, New York.
ThelPmei's are to be had of all principal Bcatleaera
and Notion Healers .
Ask for American imp renou lOlOfmwtia
a
"I WKMX WAnui OIH.E1ST.KOB SALE
J at eoet, 'one of the bout elegant B n.H
uaioiu. superbly UnWked and liewoni. Alee t 4
lolnraltare. t fi. KIN unto S
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