THE DATLr EVENING TELEGRAPH PniLADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 19,
ABRAHAM
Ills I.cctur
at the Cooper Institute
tU 1N00.
Ol-DORCnAKD(Snoo), Maine, August 13, 1807.
To the Editor so tin N, . Evening JV.t
In October,lS.'l, Mi.ssrh. Joseph 11. Hlchards, J
W. rettligei'. "n'' H- w i ",,,,M culled oti inn at,
fie ollli-e ol the Ould HiHto Anency, No. 2" Wll
Inm slreet. mid requealeil mv to write to Hid
Hon. Thntniiii Curwln, .of Ohio, and the
Bon. Abrnhnm, Lincoln, of Illinois, and
dvI e them to lecture lu a course of
cctnres these vowik BPnttonirn proposed
!or the winter In Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn 1 wrole 1 te letters us requested, and
ullc'redns riinpeiiMllrj lor each lecture, an I
Was authorized, the sum of two Pumired dol
lar The proportion to lecture whs accepted,
bv Memrn. Cor win nni Lincoln. Mr. Corwln
delivered his lectnro In Plymouth Uuuich, as
rjUi oii hla way to W Minimum to attend
Ceugress. Mr. Lincoln could not lecture until
late In the season, nnd a proposition was Hgreed.
to bv Ibe gentlemen named, and nccpted by
Mr. Lincoln, a the lollowinu letter will show:
Paivii.i.ic, 111.. November 13. lWif. James A
llrlKB". Km. Tear Sir: Yoiii.i of the 1st, rliisinx with
n,y ,oiini.ii lm lor compromise, whs nuly received.
1 will tie on hand; bd1 In due tune will notify you of
the ixsct ttiv. I oelievs, alter all. I shall make a
iiolftlral speech of It. You liuve no Onjectlons?
'twould like to know, iu advance, whether I am
alKo lospesk or lecture tn New V i.rk .
Very, very glad your election went right.
Yi urn, truly. A LINCOLN,
p. p.j i in here at court, but my a! dress iselillat
Gprluglleld, 111."
In duo time Mr. Lincoln wrote me that be
would deliver the lecture, a political oue, on
the evening of the 27 1 t of February, 18'iO. T tils
was rattier late in the season lor a lecture, and
the young gentlemen who were responsible
were doubtful about Its rncoess, as the expenses
were luree. It was stir muted that the lecture
wos to be lu Plymouth Church, Itrooklyn: I
requested and urged tbat-t,e lecture should be
delivered at tbo Cooper IncUUHe. Tbey were
fenilul 11 would not pity expetiHes three hun
dred and fitly dollars; I thought 1 1 would.
In order to relieve MeBsr. Klcliardtt, Pet
tingiil, and Tubhb of all responsibility, I called
upon Home of the olllcers of the "Young Meu'a
Kepubllcan Union," and proposed that they
tihould takeMr. Lincoln, and that the lecture
should be delivered under their auspices. They
respectively declined.
1 next culled upon Mr. Simeon Draper, then
President, of 'Tho Draper Kepubllcan Union
Club of New York," and proposed to him that
His "Union" take Mr. Lincoln and the lecture,
nnd assume the responsibility of the expenses.
Mr. Draper and his friends declined, and Mr,
Lincoln was lei t lu the hands of "the original
Jacobs."
After considerable discussion, It was agreed
on the part ol the oung gentli-men that the
lecture should be delivered lu the Cooper Insti
tute, if 1 would ngtee t share the expenses. If
the saleol tickets (twenty-cents each) for the
lecture did not meet the outlay. To this I
HHHented: and the lecture was advertised lo ba
delivered in the Cooper Institute on the even
lucof I he 271 b of February.
Mr. Lincoln read the notice of the lecture In
the papers, and, without any knowledge of the
arrangement, was somewtiul surprised to learn
that be was fliBl to make hl appearance before
a New York instead of m ' Plymouth Church'
auulence. A notice of the proposed lecture ap
peared In the New York papers, and the Times
spoke of him "as a lawyer who bad some local
reputation in Illinois."
At my persou-U solicitation Mr. William
C'ullon Bryant presided as chairman of the
meeting, and Introduced Mr. Lincoln for the
lirnt time to a New York audleuce.
The lecture was a wonderful success. It has
become a part of the bistory or the country. Its
remarkable ability was everywhere acknow
ledged.and after the 2711) of February the name
of Mr. Lincoln was a larmlUr one to the people
of the East. After Mr. Lincoln closed bis lec
ture, Mr. David Dudley Field, Mr. James W.
3Nye, Mr. Horace Greeley, and myself were
called out by the audience, and made short
short speeches. I remember say lug then:
"One of three gentlemen will be our standard
bearer in the Presidential contest of this year;
the distinguished Henator of New York, Mr.
He ward; the late able and accomplished uover
nor of Ohio, Mr. Chase: or the 'unknown knight'
who entered the political lists against the Bois
GutlDertof Demooraoy, Stephen a. Douglas, on
the prairies of Illinois In 1858, and unhorsed
him Abraham Lincoln."
borne friends Joked ine after the meeting as
not being a "good prophet." Theleci ure was
over; all the expenses were paid; I was handed
by the gentlemen Interested the sum of 81 25 as
my share of the profits, as they would have
called on me If there bad been a deficiency In
the receipts to meet expenses.
Immediaiely alter the lecture Mr. Lincoln
Vent to Exeter, N. H to visit his Bon Itobert,
then at school there, and I sent him a check for
$1100. Mr. Tubbs inlormed me a few weeks ago
that after the check was paid at the Park Bank
be tore it up, but that he would give tm for the
check If It could be restored, with the endorse
ment on it of "A. Lincoln," as It was made
nnvuhln lo thn order of Mr. Lincoln.
After the return of Mr. Lincoln to New York
from the East, where he had made several
ipeeches, he said to me: "I have seen what all
Hie New York papers said about that thing of
nine lu the Cooper Institute with the excep
Mou of the New York Evening Post, and I would
like to know what Mr. Bryant thought of It;"
and he then added: "It is worth a visit from
Springfield, Illinois, to New York, to make the
acquaintance of Buch a man as William Cullen
Ilryant." At Mr. Lincoln's request I sent htm
d, copy of the Evening font, with a notice of his
lecture.
On returning from Mr. Beecher's church on a
Bunday.lu company with Mr. Lincoln, as we
' -were passing the Post Office, I remarked to him:
- "Air. Elnootn, l wisu you wouta tane particular
notice of what a dark aud dismal place we have
here tor a Post Ollice, and I do It for this reason:
I think your chance for being the next Presi
dent lseoual to that of any man In the country.
When you are President, will you recommend
' an appropriation of a million of dollars lor a
HUltable location lor a Post Olnoe in this city?"
, "With a significant gesture. Mr. iincoiu re
marked, "I will make a note of that."
On going up Broadway with him In the even
1 Jng, from the Astor House, to hear the Uev. Dr.
- Chapin, Mr. Lincoln salu to me: "When I was
' X;ant, several gentlemen made about the same
. remark to me that you did to-day about Ihe
1'iHnklencv: they tbongut my chances were
about equal to the best."
J. A. li.
History of th Turner OrgaiilAatlou.
The Boston Journal (jives the followlUK in
teresting history of the Turner organization lu
this country:
The first Turner Society In America was
established in New York in 1818. aud others
were speedily formed lu lloslon aud elsewhere,
both North and Boulh. At first the institution
was confined to the teachiua aud practice of
bodily exercises conducive to physical develop
ment, but It soon uisuiiied a higher scope
Without neglecting its original object. Schools
Were established, and various olher means
Were taken towards general advancement and
Improvement. The co-equal relation of muscle
nnd mind was recognized, and physical deve
Jopmeut and menial culture were alike en
couraged. A newspaper devoted to the Inte
rests of the Turners was established at Cincin
nati, called the Turn-Zeiung. (Slavery carried
dissension Into the ranks of the Turners,
an into everything else, although
the 'peculiar institution' could not
be otherwise than in direct varlauce
from the well-known principles of the organiza
tion, which from the first had been arruyed on
the side of liberty against despotism, ine
fSoutrem members reluBed to subscribe for ana
tuslain their Cincinnati organ, and It wmm
length snllered to die. When the late war broke
cut the Turners of the North were among the
first to enrol themselves Individually In de
fense of their adopted couotry a ub. r
strong Uerman elemeut in our army, . ana t
long llsuof slain contained many unpionoun
Bbie names which attested to ihe palrlo ,1
nce
ilstn and courage of these men. ine uiw . . -was
for the time being a most o. "pltely
broken up, and Us operations
pended. No festivals were and e"
with the musket took tb-.place of th ordinary
bu more peaceiui gy - -' " 1I11Du0u of
The approach . oi y" - .g. Hua tha
jeace -r ...... , v,
me oneru lions ui m i".i,i,i,i.iitu
organization Is now in as flourishing a state as
two years, anu a
II.
festivals
are at'
tended T byde legatTousom the different socle
leuuta uy ,""'c rtl, 0f the country, and by
J?,?. KA r,rizes are offered lor pro-
r"."!"0'.'.'.?.- in exercises. There was a
S " '1, HI. Louis, and that
or Wtxi will uko pluoe la this city. Tue various
REMINISCENCE OF
LINCOLN.
The Tnrner-Buna of America numbers about
aw1?.? l"? adnoarler. re In New
York, and Mr. Metzner of that city, hj 1W 1 rest
lent.' A national festival 1. held onee ,everj
wb
lornl and district organizations grenerlly hold
annual festivals, in pursuance of whim Pu
ttee the present gatherum mkea plaoe. in
Vimn r yt ol Cincinnati Is Ibe presout organ ol
the Tui neri.
Aflectlnfr Sketch.
In a cemetery nea r Heville Is a vey beautiful
Ihi'iivh ainiplH ninrble cross, on winch Is en
graved these lines lo Hpoulsh:
"I believe In Uo6:
I hoi e (or (iud;
I Inve l.od. '
II Is the grave of a poor boy, the only son of a
widow. He was notexacliy an idiot, but, what
people call a "tiHttiral " Goon, simple, humble,
eveiy one loved hlni; but no one could leach
him anything. Ills intelligence whs iu some
way nt lault. He could lememner nothing. In
vain the poor mother put. him first at school,
pnd then to a trade; he could not learn At last,
In despair, she took him to a neitcHhorlng
monastery, and Implored the abbot, who was a
most chaiiiable, holy man, to take lilm In. and
iHi.thlni PS a lay brother. Touched by her
grief, the abbot consented, and the boy entered
the convent. There all poh.sljle pains were
taken with blm by the good mouks to give him
at least some ideas of religion; but lie could
remember nothing but these three sentences,
bull, lie whs so patient, so laboilous, and so
go l, that the community decided to keep him.
When lie hail finished bis hard out-of-door
wi lls, Instead of coming In to res', he would go
straight to the church, nnd tlieie remain on his
knees for hours, "But what does he do?" ex
claimed one of the novices. "He Joes not know
how to pray; he neither understands the olllie,
nor the hacraments, nor the ceremonies of the
Church." Tbey therefore hid themselves in a
Mde chape, close to where he came In. De
voutly kuet-llng, with his hands clasped, his
eyes listened on the tuhernacle, ho did nothintr.
but repeat over and over again, "I believe in
God; I hope for God; 1 love God." One day ho
was missing; they went to his cell, and found
bim dead on the strnw, with his hands Joined
and an expression of the same Ineffable peace
and Joy I hey had remarked on his face when in
the church. They buried him in this quiet
oi metery, and the abbot caused these words to
be graven on his cross. Hoon a lily was seen
flowering by the grave, whereon one had sown
it; the grave was opened, and the root of the
llower was found In the heart of the orphan boy.
Prom lmprmsiona of tfpnin, by Lady Herbert.
What th English. 'RltuilliU" Want,
The London Vtiurch Times lemarks:
"The truth is, l he Cat holic partv are not satis
fied with the Prayer B ok, or a iy thing like it;
only they do not care to trouble Camarlna.
But if the matter is to be st irred, then they will
put In a claim to have restored to them every
thing of value that was lostat the Reformation,
and they will never cease the agitation which
their indiscreet oppouents have begun till they
have gained what they wish. Amongst these
Ihings are the Inventories, l lie anMpli .ns to the
Psalter, at leat on the greater holidays; are
vised leclionary, fuller aud more varied )rcc'4,
Improved occasional prayers and IhaukNgiv
Ings, rules for the occurrences aud concur
rences of holidays, more preclso rules as to
vestments, the ancient Intriols, the ninefold
A'jn'e, the old graduals, tracts, and sequences;
the restoration of the cauon to something like
Its ancient form, the omission of the second
part of the words of administration, the resto
ration ol the Agnus Dei, weekly celebration,
and a set of votive masses, to say nothing of a
great number of matters of detail."
Governor Fenton and daughter have
gone on a fortnight's trip to the White Moun
tains. General Banks has been nominated for
President on the eight-hour platform by the
workmen of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Later accounts from Africa encourage the
belief that Dr. Livingstone, the famous travel
ler, may still be alive.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
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bMl'llifct, aud FOCMjiaoS, having tor many year
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euttased lu building aud repairing Marine aud Klver
Kugmea, blKti aud low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Watei
luuka, fropellera, etc, etc renpecltully oiler theli
services to the public aa being lUlly prepared to ook
tract for engiues of all sizes, Murine, Klver, an
blailonary; havlug sets of patterns of Qiilerent slse
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Kvery descrlpilou of patleru-maklug made ai lu
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vauia charcoal lruu. Forgiugsuf all sizes aud kind
Iron aud Brass Dustings ol all descriptions; Ho;
Turulng, (Screw Cuttlug, aud all other work eounacU)
wno tue auove uuBiuesH.
Iirawiuss aud specillcatlons for all work donir
at the eslablluhmeut free of charge, and work suar
an teed. ,
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room foi
repairs ol boats, where tuey cau lie In perlect saleiy
ana are pruviueu wiiu buio, viuum, uuia, etc uki
for raislug heavy or light weights.
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S 21 1 BFACIT and PA LMKH Streets.
J, VAUbUAM MJtaaiCK, WILOJAM H. HKRaiCK
JOHN E. OOPB.
iOUTHWAKK i'OLMVitY, FIFIU AUD
J V AtoKLN Ui ON blreeu,
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MKBIUCK b bON8.
KKOINi.is.ltiS AND MACHINISTS.
manufacture HUth aud Low Pressure bleaiu Suarlnei
lur Luud, Biver, aud Alarlue Service.
Boilers, uasouieters, xauaa, iron isuais, no,
CaBltUtfB of all klnila, either Iron or brass.
lrou i rame Kools lur Uaa Works. Workshops, an
Kailroad bUilKius, etc. .
Keiurte aud Uaa Machinery, Of the latest and moa
Uxiproved countructiou.
livery deacrnillon of Plantation Machinery, an!
Sugar, Saw, aud Urtsl Mllla, Vacuum faun, Opel
tMcuiu iraiua, uuiucaiun, xuwn, ruiupiug jui
gmea, eu
sole Agenta for N. Bllleox's Patent Bugar BollinJ
Apparatus, Netiuiyth'a Paleut Steam Hummer, aul
Aspiuwau W WtHllWJT I fHWUt IWUbrilUgKl OllKSt
Iiraliiing RlBi hlpe. 6
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u fir to,
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FHILADKi-rUIA.
We are prepared to fill orders to any extent for our
well know ii
M ACUIN EBT FOB COTTON AND WOOLLEN
Mli.Lh,
Including all recent UuprovemenU In Carding, Bpln
nlng, auu Weaving.
W e luvlta the attention ol manufactoren to our ex
leusiva worca.
U ALFRED JENgB A BOW.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
CULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP BAN IV JOINT
HOT-AIR FUItNAOK.
BlHUKl OP ALL BISKS.
Also, PhlleRar! New Low Pressure Bteatn Heatlnt
Apparatus, t or saie by
CMABLKS VILUAJUi
No. lltil MAUKKT Street.
COAL.
B.
MIDDLiSTON i CODeXLERS IN
IIABLKIUU LMHOH and Ktut.lt VKIN
(UAL. Kept dry under cover. Ptepbred expressly
for family tihe. "Yurd, No. Ira WAW1UNUTON
Avenue. OlUce, No. 1H WALNUT blreeu 71
.. . nf Mi A Til r-
"As ataled UDow, ine 'Z 7 In New
ner-Mind in America Is at present in new
York but hey are auiject to chan once In
I wo vears Thea flalrsof the Hund are managed
l.T lh Vorort. which Is a committee of even
perl ons c" osen from the Cy or district where
the headquarters for the time being are located."
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS.AC.
- HOFFMANN. JR..
HO. SltS AHCIt MTIIKKT,
FTJBNI8II1KG GOODS,
(L if U. A, UoHniau. formerly W. W. KoUjliM
llnll Kk 111 'IN AMI WIUI'I'DHN,
MlMi,l.AMll M !. AMIItll HIMI
gMfmowtn HI ItliUCUITIIIIIlh,
J W. HCOTT & CO.,
Ml HIT HIAMIAITlltKHIS,
AND DK4LKK8 IN
oi : M h r (i ii n I a ii i h u o o l
N. Mil i IIKsNUT NlKl l l.
FOT7E DOOIUS BhLOW THK "CONTINENTAL,
b'Tgrp FHIL.AUBLPHIA.
pATEST lIOULDfi R- S HAM
ailllKl MA ftl) FACTORY,
A mm;i ntliji r. 'n rit imi i a ntobe
I KKKi.CT 1T1 itid K1U1US AND DKAWKKi
Hi ude troni nieiiaurtmeiit ai very short notice.
All other aril.; es ol U 1 L&hl HJS 'ti DKEW
OUOi-fc 111 lull variety.
wikcii:nteb a com
1 ll No.7ii6 VlilumVT Htrek
HOOP SKIRTS.
t'flU H OOP
UiJlJ IlOPivlNH'
PHJ('1 llKDUcKlilil
1. afloiog tin null h pleHMUie to aunouuee lo oui
miuieruub pairuiis hi hi Ui pulilic, Uiul lu coun
iiueiice 1 ( h RiiK'it decline Id llinip tskirt mHti-ii.ii
togetuer with our liicieafted hu:ittlies lor lllaullltu
tui:ii(i, uud a strict atlliereiice lo BOYKNU aun
b'KLLINu for CAM1, vie a'e enableil to olfer all oui
Jl b'lJLY I .L h (-BATKb liuuf Mil (ITS a' KK
PUfKU I'ltHl'.s. And our h-klrt will always, lu
hereiotore, be found In eery resieci more deairalile
and really tliciipcr thau any stnsle or double sprint,
Hoop -klrl lu the market, while our assortment l
unequalled.
Also, tnnatuiitly receiving from New York and tut
Eastern ISluies lull lines 01 low priced Mk iris, at ver
low prices; anions wliich is a lot of Plaiu Mktris at
the follciH Ins raten; 16 springs, toe.; W springs, SAC.; ?
spriiiKB, 76c.; uu springs, boa; 86 springs, Vac; and 40
spring". ll'Mi.
bkirm msde to order, altered, and repaired. Vbo'e
Sale and retail, at tte Philadelphia Monp t-klrt Km
porlnni. No. 628 AKCll Btreel, below He'-enth.
6 10 m rp WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
GAS FIXTURES.
c
ALL AND BI Y Y0UK GAS FIXTURES
lrom the uiiuuiliutuicis
VAMK1UK A MAK8HALL.
No. Wi A BCIl btreel.
VANK1EK t MARSHALL, Xo. 912 ARGH
blrei l, mauuluciui e aud keep all styles ot Ul
Fixtures and ( 'IjaiirteMers; ulso reliiiisli old tlxtureo,
VANKIKK & MAKSHAI.L HAVK A COM
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( liiirct.ea. Public Halls, aud Lwelllugs. I'H'K. hun ax
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OLD, UlL. AND tLKCTKD hlLVfcll
plated Fixtures, ul VANKlltK & MA
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All work gnuranleed togivt satlsfac Inn. Nonei
first-class workmen en ployeo. 8 12dZw mwl3H
FURNITURE, ETC.
yiLLIAM WITTFELD,
MANUFAC'TUltEK AND DEALER IN
CABINET JURNITURE,
KON.04, C6 AM) Oil KOHUl M.t UNII ST.,
Belo-v Arch. West Bide, Philadelphia,
Calls attention to bis extensive assortment ol FIRST
CLAbS FUKNITL'IIE, comprising;
BO LID KOdLWOOD,
BOLID WALNUT,
PA P. LOR 6UITS OP PLUSH,
TtRBY, KKPM, AND HAIR CLOTH,
ELEGANT CHAMBER AND
COTTAGE SUITS
BEfeT DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ALSO,
WRITING DESKS, MARBLE-TOP STANDS, ETC.,
All ot which are manufactured by ourselves, of the
best materials, aud will be sold for cash ouly, al
much lowerrates than are oflered elsewhere.
N. B. Goods packed and shipped to all parts of the
country 812 sin lb '.m
JJO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I save a large stock ot every variety 01
FURNITURE,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting 01
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP COT A AGE SUIT
WALNUT CHAMBER BL'I'IB,
PARLOR BU1TH IN VELVET PLD8R.
PARLOR SUITS IN HAIR CLOTH.
PAHIXJR SUITS IN REkS.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes. Boo
cases, Mattresses, Lounges, etc, etc
P. P. CH7STINB,
8 U N. K. corner SECOND and BACK Streets
JjSTABLISIIE D 1T95.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTIN0S, DRAWINGS, ETC
Manufacturer of all kinds of
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FHILADKLPHIA. 158
"O, Del CHKSMJT Btrt.
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OFFER IN
HOUSE-FI'FIMSHING DRY GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
Summer Gauze Blankets,
iuii uiuius aim IM'ylles,
Bail) aud oilier Towels,
Fuiuluire Chintzes and Dlmttles,
iiuow ana hueeLiuw wMeuoi
Floor and Stair Llneus
Houeyoomb, Allendale,
AND OTHER LIGHT SPREADS. AT
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'WIS j.QKfl'jlHO ioiijojj
AWNINWd, W1UON COVmS, BAS,K
-i' want an extra Awning cbeB& If
wntniiMker, tBke lUB membra, and ukl''?
a lot or isjmi h..c..u..i ...iroiiiued by us
Jiiany ot which are entirely new, and ol t".b'J!
iiiiceduck. AUo, Governmeut Saddles and Harness
of all kinds, etc. PI TKI M CO.,
6lim
Nos. BS7and MNnn iruui"
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COMMIKKION MERCHANT,
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DnponVs Gunpowder, Kenned Nitre, tTharcoal.IiK
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Bolts, aud N aha,
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Fl HK INSURANCES
1 11 nierrhaiidlnp RcnerBliy.
On stores, Dwelling Uouea,et
ASBH.TS OF THE COMPANT,
.. November 1. INtrt.
lU0.O0t United Stales 6 per Cent Loan,
'a?1 1H,MK)00
120,00V t'uileu bum per Cent. Loan,
. 1SH1... lM.SOO-OO
tnu,UU0 inlied t-taies 7B-10 Per Cent.
I-oau, Treasnry Noiah 211,60(1'00
liiR.OtlO City of PbllHdeipbla Per luU
Loan lexeiiir t")... 1M.562-Ii0
64,000 Stale ol Pennsylvania 4 Per
Cent. Loan 84,700ti0
66,000 Hale or Peunsylvania 5 Per
CenkLosn H.WC'OO
40,100 State ol New Jeisey SU Per
Cent. Ian 6o7&0"O0
0.000 Pennsylvania Railroad. Int
Mortgage, Six Per Cent,
Bonds tO.500'00
26,SO0 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d
Morlsage, Mi Ter CV11U Bonos 24,250-00
26,0(10 Western Pennsylvania Rail
road Six Per Cent, Bonds
(Pennsylvania Railroad gua
rantees) 20,760,O0
10,000 St ale 01 Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan lg.OiKVOO
7,uno State ol Tennessee Six Per
t ent, lxian 40,00
16,000 8uo hlmres Slock of Uermsn
town Gas Company (principal
and IniereHi gimrauteid by
the city of Phila.lelplila) lS.OuO'OO
7,150 148 miares Stock of Penusvlva-
nia Railroad Company 8,25tT25
8,000 lno hh .re Mock ol North Penn
sylvania Railroad Compauy. i,M'W
-20,000 80 Sliares block of Phllaclel
phla and Southern Mall
bteamshlp Company lO.OOO'OO
195,90. Loans on Bond and Mortgage, ,
1st Liens on CUy Property.... ia.lW0-(w
IMxt.oso par. Market value..
Cost, 11,030,6605.
Real Estate
Bills receivable for iusuraucea
made
Balance due at agencies. Pre
miums ob Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and other
debts due to the company
Scrip and Slock ol suiidrv Insu
rance and oilier Companies,
178. Estimated value
1 ash In Bank ,ll,li-28
Cash in Drawer.. 4714
1.070.2SO-75
86,000-00
17,687 -20
88,923-DO
1,930'OD
41.640-00
l,4ti7,:l-6g
Th In hpfnir - n HH.HnHiA .u n. " . '
as the market i,,..
Thomas c. Hand,
Sam a el E. Stokes,
uuu v. uavis,
hilmund A. bonder.
Ibeophilus Paulding,
Johu R, Penrose,
James 'i raquair,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr.,
James U, ltauu,
V illiani C. Ludwlg,
Joseph U. Seal,
George G. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
Jacob Rlegel,
THOMAS
xieury cioan.
tv 1111am u. uouiion,
Edward liariiiiiLnn.
H. Junes Brooke,
iiuwara Latourcade,
unnl. Lf I u
James B. McFarland,
v. Eyre,
M..rilalllA.
J. B. bemple, Pittsburg,
D. T. Morgan, "
4fknrLrA W UurnfLrrlnn.
JOHN c. DA Via, Vlce-PresidenU
Henbt Lylbukn, Secretary
181
1829-CIJARTER PERPETUAL.
Iinnlilin lire Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE-
BIOS. 41 AMD 437 C1IKMNUT STBEET
ASSETS OA JAKtlABT 1, 1667,
.aoa,iA6i.
Cap I la. ......
Accrued Surplus
Premiums
400,000-00
... n.,(i. m
I,li06,4!U-U
UNSETTLED CLA1MJ4.
17.431-18
INCOME FOR ISM,
326,000.
LOSSES PAID SINCE 18110 OVEJB
9lt,5O0,O00.
rerpetual aud Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
Cnarles N. Bancker
Georire Valna.
Tobias Waguer,
Samuel Grant
George W. Richards
Alfred Filler,
rancis w. Lewis, m. d.
PeierMcCall, .
'thnmu Knarka.
Isaac Lea,
eniiit.Ts n kan. '1i.u t..i .
- v. a imuuii,
GEORGE FALEb, Vice-Presldeul,
W. MCALLISTER, Secretary pro tern. 181 tlZSl
J r iiU R ANCC COMPANY
OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. -tii WALNUT 6T., PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 1704. CHARTER PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL, $500,000.
ASSLXS, JtAM AltY 8, 1S7, l,763,a7l
1ASI ItJKS JMAKINE, INLAND TKANSPOH
lAllOA AND JFAAkE AtlSAaS.
niaju.Tons.
Artunr O. Coffln, George L. Harrison,
Samuel W. Junes.
JouUj, A. Brown,
Cliar.es Taylor,
injbruee W bite,
liRbard D. Wood,
W linaui W elsh,
b. Morris Wain,
Frauds R. Cope,
Edward H. Trotier,
Edward a. Clarke,
William CummluKi,
T. Cbarlion Heury,
Allred D. Jeasup,
John P. While,
juun maauu,
ARTHUR G. IXIKHN. Prual.lanl
Louis c. Madeira.
CRablks Platt, oecreiary.
W ILLIAM BUEHLER, Harrlsburg, Pa., Centra
Ageul lor the Slate ol Feuusylvaula, l ib!
PU0YlIJiNT LIFE AKD TRUST COilPASY
Ui JrxilLALELPHlA,
No. Ill buuih iOLRTH btreet.
iNCOi.TORATED ltd MONTH XML. 1866-
CAPiiAL, ii,ooo, paid in7
lusurance on Lives, by Y early Premiums; or by 6
10 or 'iu year Premiums, Nou-lorieiiure. '
Annuities grauied on lavorable terms.
'1 enu Poiiuies, Children's Euuowiueuta,
'In in Compauy, while giviug the lusured the security
ol a paid-up capital, will divide the euiire prolllsol
Ihe Lite busiuesa among its policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest, aud paid ou demand.
Authorized by charier 10 execute Trusts, and to act
as i x ecu lor or Administrator, Assignee vrGuardlau,
and iu olher fiduciary capacities, under appointment
01 auy Court 01 this commonwealth, or any person or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate,
D1UJU.1UUM.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, .HENRY HAINES,
JOfcHUA H. MORRIS, T. WT&TAR BROVVN,
Rl t H A RD W OOD. W. C. LON GSTR KTH,
RICHARD CADB DRY, WILLIAM HACEER,
IhAKiJiJ F. CO FIN.
SAMUEL B, SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. Actuary.
V. M. C. LONGK1RETH, Vice President
THOilAb W lbTAK, M. D J. B, TOWNSEND.
7 27 Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
IrlliE !NbUKACE EXCLUSIVELY. THE
PENNSYLVANIA FTRE lNbURANCECOM
fA N Y Incorporated hiiy Charier Perpetual No,
61U WALNUT Street, 01 poslie ludepeudeuce Square.
This Company, lavorably known lo the community
lor over lorty years, continues to insure against loss
or damage by Pre on Puolio or Private Buildings,
either permauemiy or for a limited lime. Auto, on
Furniture, Stocks of Goods, aud Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
'1 heir Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund,
s Invested iu the most carelul manner, which enables
theni to ofli r to the Insured an uudoubled security In
the caa of loss.
DIBKUTOBB.
Daniel Smith. Jr..
John Deverenx,
Thomas bin i lb.,
Henry Lewis,
J. GliUnabaiu Fell.
Alexander lien. on,
Isaac nazieuurai,
Thomas Bobbins,
jjauiei nauuocK, jr.
DANIEL bMlTU, Jb President.
WILLIAM G. Ckowki.l, Secretary. 8 an
P II (EN IX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1004 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange,
lu addiliou to MARINE aud INLAND INSUR
ANCE, tins Compauy Insures lrom loan or damage by
FIRE lor liberal terms ou buildings, merchandise,
luruiiure, eic , tor limited periods, and permaueutly
on buildings, by de osil of premium.
The Com pany has beeu lu active operation for more
ban SIXTY YEARS, durlug which all losses have
een promptly adjusted and paid.
John L. Hodge,
Lawreno Lewis, Jr.
David Lewis,
Beujaiulu Ettlng,
Thomas H. Powers,
A. R. Mcllenry,
Edmund Castlllon,
M. B. Mahouy,
John T, Lew u,
William H. Graut,
Robert W. Learning.
1). Clark Wharton,
tiiiitiil Wllf'iix.
Ixiiiis . J orris.
. JOHN WUCfcLERER PrnkUuU
Samokl Wlt-cox, Secretary
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
QIKARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSIJItANCJK UCJJMl'AIN Y , j
(No. 039)
N. E. COR. CIIESKUT AND SEVENTH 8TS.
rHii.Aniti.PBiA.
CAPITAL AND SI Hi l l a OVIIl $g(io,00
INCOME OK I0S.084.
Losses Paid and Accrued in 186,
17.000
Of which amount net ti remain nnpsldat tbisdaU
f lii,uiv.U4( ol pioperly has been Succensiully tuiured
by this Company iu thirteen years, and Eight Hun
dred Losses by Fire promptly paid, ,
DIRECTORS,
Thomas Craven
Silas Yerkns. Jr
Alired r. Gllletl,
N. S Lawrence,
Charles I. liupont,
Hpnrv K. RnmiAV
Fiirmau Sliei pard.
Thomas MacRellar,
John Sniplee,
John W, laghorn,
Joseph K
r . . . " j
'I 1II1M 1 11 i v'cW ....-1 A .
lapis ai, i..
A. H. OTLLETT, Vice-President.
22fniwt JAM FJi B. A LVORD, Becretar
WAfCrtbS JEWELRY, ETC.
IEWIS LADOMU6 & CO.,
1
Diamond Saalcra and Jawallera,
N.. Sla C1IKSMVT STH PHILADELPHIA
Wonia Invite the attention of purchasers to thi lr
large and handsome assortment of
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELHT,
SILT EH-WARE,
ICE PITCHERS In great variety. ETC' KT
A large assortment of small STUDS, for eyele
holes, just received.
WATCHES repaired In the beat manner, and
guaranteed. s i,p
W e Keep always ou hand an aaaortmeut ot
LADIES' AMD CENTS' "FIJIK WATCHES'
Of the best American and Foreign Makers, all war
ranted lo give complete satlslacliuu, aud at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FARR & BROTHER,
Importers of Watches, Jewelry, Musical Boxes.eto.
llllBmtbJrp No. 824 CUESNUTSt., below Fourth.
Especial attention glvpn to repairing Watches and
Musical Boxes by FIRBT-CLASS workmen.
WATCUES, JliWELUY.
W. W. OASSIDV,
HO. 1 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Offers an entirely new and most carefully selected
stock of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES OI
EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable
FOB BRIDAL OB HOLIDAY PRESENTS
An examination will show my stock to be onsui
passed in quality and cheapness.
Particular attention paid lo repairing. S16
G. RUSSELL & CO.,
NO. NORTH SIXTn STBEET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE WATCHES,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
GOLD JEWELRY, AND
BB4 SOLID SILVER-WARE.
HENRY HARPER,
No. 520 All O H Street
Manufacturer and Dealer In
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRT,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, AND
K SOLID SILVER-WARE.
AMRRIPAK WATrtHITO
.A 111 I.' 1)1. LJ -l 1 T 1 IHtl 1,1 1.
sold at tactorv nrlces bv
V. A A. Pl:OI!IUT.
WATCH CASE MANUFACT UA E R S,
No. 13 Sou lb SIXTH Street.
8 8 Manulactory, No. 22 South FIFTH Street.
The attnUiun of dealers it culled to our large itock,
GROCERIES, ETC.
THE
"EXCELSI0E" HAMS,
SELECTED FROM THE BEST CORN-FED
II104.S, ARE OF STANDARD BEPCTA
TION, AND THE BEST IN THIS
WORLD.
J. H. MICHENEIt & CO.,
UENERAL PROVISION DEALERS, AND
Cl'RERSOF THE CELEBRATED
XCELHIO Xt"
SL'OAB-CVBED HAMS, TONUCES, AND
BEEF,
Nob. 142 and 144 N. FBONT Street.
None genuine unless branded "J. H. M. & Co.. EX
CELbiOB." 'Ihe Justly celebrated "EXCELSIOR" HAMS art
cured by J. H. M. & Co, (lu a style peculiar to them,
selves), expressly tor FAMILY USE; are of deliclom
flavor; free from the unpleasant taste of tall, and ar
announced by epicures superior to any now ouVred
or sale. 6Ufmwtun-
JE W NO. 1 MACKEREL
IN K1TTS,
JUST RECEIVED.
ALLERT C. RORERTS,
Dealer in Fine Groceries,
11 7Jrp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sta.
JAPANESE roWCnOKO TEA,
;THE FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED.
Emperor and other fine chops OOLONGS.
New crop YaUNU HYSON and OUNPOWDE1
and genuine CH CLAN TEA.
For sale by the package or retail, at
JAMES B. WEHH'S,
14 Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Sts.
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
OARPENTERAND BUILDER.
REMOVJED
To No. ltiVA J300IC 8trot,
Hi
PHILADELPHIA,
3 L A T E MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability
Beauty, treuglb. and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, aud Slate Work Genorall
made lo order, ,
J. Ii, KIMKS Jj CO.,
12UU No mioajid iXii V'llEbNUT fekiaat,
I FINE WATCHES.
m 1
SHIPPINQ
tfrT , P1EAM lO I.lVERr00L-CAr.L-Inn
at JiieenHtowii.-The Inman Line.
eMiintf xeml-werkly, carrying lheUnltH Males Mll,
RETURN TICKElbTOPAltIS AND BACK?tTRl
ClASH.i( ML1, - .
CITY OF PA HIS HatnrtlHT Anm.i
CITY OF NKW oRKrir:Wed":luJ
CITY CK ANTWKRP. ....Saturday A5 "ill
CITY OF BOSTON Saturday. S.-pitmS'
El N A ...... eduuauay, September II
And eacb succeediug Saiunlar and Wednesday a
noon, from Pier No. 4& North Klver.
ftA'l'I.'M I tV tAuUA,jV -- ..
By the mall aieamer sailing every Satnrday.
P.v.lil. In II, ,1,1 I .f.l
Pavafila Innif
"J ""ID ,u VIM, I.
First Cabin. ihi
Steeraue ,..
To lxintlou....,..M an
To lontlon.... ji.i
" D M......... . Al ... I .IM.MM.......H ,1
ptum.Bhif tiiA u'txiniwiu hi..u...n vi . ;.";.-
To Parts la:
i o i ariM... , k
lllir, Steerage, (. Payable In U. H. Currency.
Passengers also forwarded U Havre, Hamburg, jta
men. eui., at moderate rales.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queeimtown l4
currency. Tickets ran be bought here by persona
sending for their Mends. "
tor iurlher Information apply at the Company!
Ottice. JOHN I. DALK, Ageul,
No. 15 HHOAHWAV, N. Y
8 7 or No. 411 CHEsNUT St., Philadelphia.
PASeAflE TO AND FROM
m-Jl h 'fi' ORKAT BRITAIN AND IRKLAND
BV STEAMM1IP AND SA ILINU PACEE1V
AT Rt.DUCEi) RATES,
DRAFTS A VA I LA BLKTH ROL'W HOOT ENOLANO
IRELAND. eCO'l LAND, AND WALES.
For particulars apply to
1 A PSOOTTO, BROTH FRS CO,
No, 86 SOUTH Street, and No.2 BROADWAY,
11 Or to 1 HQS. T. SEA RLE, No. 217 WALNUT
-Cjs. P. M I LA DEI.PI7I A BICIIMO N D
frfr AlsiJ NORFOLK STKAMSH1P LINK.
TauM rifaa,THROUUH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
, AND WhiT.
through receipts to newrerw.
Also, all polnu In North and South Carolina, Tts
H..llflll,d Btirt tl..u....l. ....It ... . . .
i i,iim.r iuiiiiuihi,riiu mi i.yuonourfi
Va., Teunesaee, and the West, via Norfolk. Peter
.'.'"'''Bioe Railroad, aud Richmond aud D
Vine Railroad,
The regularity, satety, and cheapness of this roaM
conmieiid It to the public as the most desirable mo
alum lor carrying every description ot Iretghl.
No charge tor commission, drayage, or auy ezpenst
or traiisler.
Steamnblps Insure at lowest rates, and leave retro
larly lrom brat wharl above Market street.
Freight received daily.
,WM- P- CLYDE A CO.
w i ioTtTiri"'4 North and fc-ouih Wharves
Poln'u roRT,Elli Agent at Richmond and Ctty
1 . P. CROW ELL A CO, A gents at Norfolk. 1
THE PHILADELPHIA ARB
'6 RE4JULAK SEMI-MONTHLY ijn '
--I4B NEW ORLEANS, LA
JUNIATA. 1216 tons. Captain P. F. Hoxle.
1 IOUA, 1W uns, Captain J. F. Morse.
STAR OF THE UNION, tlo7 tous.) Captain T. BL
liookney.
The STAR OF THE UNION will leave for New
Orleans on SAitlWAY, Auausttllb, trow Pier Na.
is (leconti wharl b i.. Spruce street).
The TIOGA will leave New Orleans for this port
August 17.
T brough bills of lading signed for freight to MooU
GalveHion.Natcbea, Vlcksburg, Mempuls, NasuTUia,
Cairo, St. Louis. Louisville, aud Cloclunati.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Ageot,
V!l .,..?0-l48-
W B. k K . . . . w . a . - . .
.. Sdii'i n h nrs ma ii .i ii. a 77...
REuCrjR LINK WM.
lUSHAIAMIlll.UA,
TONA WANDA, 860 Ions, Captain Wm. Jennlnrt.
WYOMING, 860 tons. Captain Jacob Teal.
The sieamsbtp W YOMING, will leave for tha
above port on Saturday, August 24. al I o'clock A. K..
irom second wbarl below Spruce street.
Through passage tickets sold and freight taken tot
all points In connection with IbeGeorgia Central RaU.
road. WILLIAM L JAMES, General Agent,
No. 814 S. Delaware aveuna,
Agents at Bavaanah, Hunter A QammeU, 4 1
fTTfr , TU PHILADELPHIA A
2featidHav SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP OOmT
TANFbREUULAR SEM I-MON'lHLY LINE
IOg WILMINGTON, N. C.
The steamship PloNEER. sia tous. ttptaln J. Ben.
netl, will leave lor the above port on TUESDAY.
August .20 at so'clock A. M., from Pier Uisecoud whari
below spruce street),
Bills of lading suned at throngh and redooed rates
to all principal points in North Carolina. .,
Ageula at IV llmlngton, Worth dtDauleh
' WILLIAM L. J AM Eel, General Agent,
1t No. li s. Delaware avenne.
HAVANA STEAMEES.
eji.jii-nioTHLY LINE.
The Steamships m
HENDR1CK HUDSON......w..OAPTAIN HOWES
STARS AND STRIPES CAPTAIN HOLmS
1 bese Steamers will leave this port for Havana
every olher Tuesday al 8 A. M.
The Steamship bTARS AND STRIPES, (Holmes
Master), will sail lor Havana on TUESDAY MORN.
ING, August 20, at 8 o'clock. ".uius.
Pasaage to Havana, au currency. 1
No lrelghl received alter Saturday,
For Freight or Passage apply to
THOMAS WATTSON A SONS,
18 No. 140 N. DELAWARE Avenn
NEW EXPRESS LIME TO
jTTT. AJexauorla, Georgetown, aud W ashington.
natikiAa D. C, via Chesapeake and Delaware taoaT
wnu connections al Alexandria lrom the most direot
route lor Lynchburg, Bristol. Enoxvllle, Nashvllla
Dallou, and Ihe Souihwest.
Steamers leave regularly from the first Wharf asovi
Market street.
F reight received dally.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
Ko, 14 North aud souih Wharves.
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown,
gluia,KL1iaiHiJ!: Co" Ageut8 ' Alexandria, VJ
esmmm opposition to mono.
lWS4-?OL Y. DAILY LINE FOR BALTI-
Vtoie Caual.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com.
pa ny, dally at i o'clock P. M.
The steamers ol this linear now plying regularly
between this port aud Baltimore, leaving the second
wharf below Arch street dally at g o'clock P. AL
(Sundays excepted).
Carving all description of Freight as low as any
O'Licr lino.
Freight ' handled with great care, delivered
promptly, and forwarded to all point beyond tha
terminus free ot commisalon.
Particular alien liou paid to the transportation of
all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages,
etc. etc,
I or further Information, apply to
JOHN D. RUOFP, Agent,
'f No. IS N. DELAWARE Aveuua.
FOB NEW TOttK, VIA BKL.it
TfPf& ware ana Karltan Caual.
ranJrmrfra Expiess Steamboat Company Steam Pro.
peiieis leave Laliy lrom first wbarl below Market
street. Throngh iu twenty-four hours. Uoods for-
warded lo all points, North, East aud West, treeal
commission.
Freights received at the lowest rates.
WM, P. CLYDE & CO.. Agents,
, . . No. 14 boulli Wliurvea,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
No. 104,Wall sireei, Nw York. 1 tf
. -Tr'TV FoB N EW YOBK SWI FT8UBJ8
fcw :ri2rTrauBporlatlon Company Despatoli
C!SPand Swlllsure Lines, via Delaware
auu Raman Canal, on and after the l&lh of March,
leaving daily ai 12 M, aud 6 P. &L, connecting wlta
all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon acoommoda.
ting larais, apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIRD A 08.,
Ill No. IK B. DELAWARE Avenoa,
tk TO BUIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
The nuUersiKued havtnt leaaml tha if k m.
bJ.NUloN SCREW DtCE,begstoriilormhlsfrienda
aud the patrons ot the Dock that be Is prepared with
increased facilities to aocommodate those Laving ves.
sels to be raised or repaired, and being a practical
ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal alien,
tiou lo the vessels euirusted to blm for repairs.
Capiainsor gents, Ship-Carpenters, and Machinists
having vessels to repair, are solicited to callT
Having the agency for the sale of "Wetterstedfa
Patent Metallio Comosltlon" for Copper paint for
the preservation ol vessels' bottoms, for this clly I am
pi t pared to furnish the same on reasonable terma.
JOHN H. HAMMITTT
i ii mi ato. dip . KeU8lbgton Screw Dock.
1 1 DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street.
JOHN CRUMP,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
SUOPSt NO. JUS LODsjk STBEET, AND
NO. I78 CHESNUT STREET,
81
FH-ii-Anm.PBTii.
01 9, A? TRE ET. - OAS FIXT0UES,
Inv ViKff-y' BRONZlfi STATUARY,
fr .7. tu" would reapeclfully direct
the attention pt Iheir friends and the public gene
tW !VfJ2lr.'ar,e nl elegant asiormienl of OAS
LKV.?.t.,;1.lANt"- LIE lis, and ORNAMENTAL
BRONZE WARES. Those winning hauitsome aa
UioroiiKhly nmdo Gocals, at very reasonable prUY
wut nna ittothelrudvauiiigatogiveusacall befd
purchasing elsewhere,
N. R. Hulled or laiuinhed fixtures reflulshed wl
Sjieclal care aud al reasonable prices.
i! m ANKIRKC0
1
T. STEWART BROWN,
B.B. Corner of
FOUBTH and CHESTNUT ETl
MANUFACTUKKIt Of
TB.UNE8, VALISES, n,i BApB luitabls for Europ
(Formerly st 708 CHESTNUT 8T.) ,