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 Collection of Books 
 
 PRESENTED TO 
 
 ALFRED T. GOSHORN, 
 
 Director General of the International Exhibition of 1876j 
 
 CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA 
 
 INDEPENDENCE HALL, 
 
 MAY 11, 1877. 
 
 CINCINNATI : 
 
 PRESS OF ROBERT CLARKE & CO. 
 1878. 
 
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TESTIMONIAL 
 
 TO 
 
 ALFRED T. GOSHORN 
 
 THE CORRESPONDENCE; 
 
 The International Exhibition of 1876 having 
 been brought to a successful close, and the duties of 
 the Executive Department having been, to a great 
 extent, concluded, there was a general feeling among 
 the citizens of Philadelphia in favor of bestowing some 
 public recognition on the Hon. Alfred T. Goshorn, 
 the Director General, before he returned to his home in 
 Ohio. This desire to place on record their high appre- 
 ciation of the great services he had rendered, led to a 
 meeting of many prominent business and professional 
 men of the city, which resulted in the appointment of 
 a Committee, between whom and General Goshorn 
 the following correspondence passed: 
 
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TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 Philadelphia, April 10, 1877. 
 To the Honorable 
 
 Alfred T. Goshorn: 
 
 Dear Sir — A very general desire of the citizens 
 of Philadelphia to publicly testify, before you cease to 
 reside among them, their appreciation of the manner in 
 which you have discharged the duties of the office of 
 Director General of thelnternalional Exhibition of 1876, 
 has led to the appointment of the undersigned as a Com- 
 mittee to give somo ibr-r. to t'le popular wish. 
 
 During the three years and a half of your official resi- 
 dence in this city, they have had ample opportunity of 
 observing the large ability, untiring fidelity, and uni- 
 form courtesy which you have brought to bear in the 
 discharge of the arduous and delicate duties of your 
 office. These qualities have caused those among whom 
 you came a stranger, to regard you, on departure, as a 
 dear and valued friend. 
 
 They wish you, therefore, to take away to your home 
 some tangible evidence of this feeling, and hope it will 
 suit your convenience to meet them at Independence 
 Hall, on Friday, May 11, 1877, at 12 o'clock, noon, when, 
 in the place filled with Centennial memories, they may 
 make their recognition of the services of one whose 
 
ALFRED T. GOSIIOJIN. 7 
 
 efforts contributed so largely to the complete success of 
 the Exhibition. 
 
 With distinguished consideration,. 
 
 We are yours, very respectfully, 
 
 JOHN WELSH, L. P. THOMPSON, 
 
 T. A. SCOTT, E. T. STEEL, 
 
 W. H. RAWLE, A. L. SNOWDEN, 
 
 C. L. BORIE, T. S. HARRISON, 
 
 C. J. STILLE, W. W. JUSTICE, 
 
 C. MACMICHAEL, E. H. COATES, 
 LEWIS WALM SMITH, J. B. MITCHELL, 
 
 A. R. LITTLE, F. B. REEVES, 
 
 G. T. LEWIS, W. E. LITTLETON, 
 
 W. S. RUSSELL, L. T. DICKSON. 
 C. H. CLARK, 
 
 To this General Gosiiorn returned the following 
 reply : 
 
 Philadelphia April 15, 1877. 
 
 Gentlemen — 
 
 I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt 
 of your esteemed communication of the 10th inst., 
 conveying to me the desire of many citizens of Phila- 
 delphia to publicly recognize my official services in 
 connection with the International Exhibition of 1876. 
 
 I sincerely appreciate the distinguished compliment 
 which you propose to extend to me; and while, on per- 
 sonal considerations, I would much prefer to retire from 
 
8 
 
 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 among you without the recognition you suggest, I do 
 not feel at liberty, under the circumstances, to decline 
 your great courtesy. 
 
 It will, therefore, give me pleasure to meet you in 
 Independence Hall at the hour designated. 
 I am, with great respect, 
 
 Your obedient servant, 
 
 A. T. Goshorn. 
 
 To Messrs. 
 
 JOHN WELSH, 
 
 T. A. SCOTT, 
 
 W. H. RAWLE, 
 
 C. L. BORIE, 
 
 C. J. STILLE, 
 
 C. MACMICHAEL, 
 
 LEWIS WALM SMITH, 
 
 A. R. LITTLE, 
 
 G. T. LEWIS, 
 
 W. S. RUSSELL, 
 
 C. H. CLARK, 
 
 L. P. THOMPSON, 
 E. T. STEEL, 
 A. L. SNOWDEN, 
 T. S. HARRISON, 
 W. W. JUSTICE, 
 
 E. H. COATES, 
 
 J. B. MITCHELL, 
 
 F. B. REEVES, 
 
 W. E. LITTLETON. 
 L. T. DICKSON. 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 
 
 THE TESTIMONIAL. 
 
 It was determined by the gentlemen having the Testi- 
 monial in charge, that a well-selected Library, with 
 book-cases and furniture especially designed for a room 
 in the residence of the Director General, in the City of 
 Cincinnati, would be an acceptable and appropriate 
 gift. 
 
10 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
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ALFRED T. GOSEOIIN. 11 
 
 THE PRESENTATION, 
 
 At the lime designated a large number of ladies and 
 gentlemen filled the chamber of the Common Council 
 in Independence Hall, to witness the Ceremony of Pre- 
 sentation. 
 
 An orchestra was present to assist in the programme. 
 
 At the hour of noon the Hon. William S. Stokley, 
 Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, escorted the Hon. 
 Alfred T. Goshorn into the Hall. 
 
 They were accompanied by General U. S. Grant. 
 Ex-President of the United States; His Excellency 
 John F. Hartranft, Governor of the State of Penn- 
 sylvania; members of the United States Centennial 
 Commission, and of the Centennial Board of Finance ; 
 the Select and Common Council of Philadelphia; mem- 
 
12 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 bers of the Board of Trade, and other distinguished 
 gentlemen. 
 
 His Honor the Mayor, on taking the chair, said : 
 
 Ladies and Gentlemen : 
 
 One year ago there was opened in tins city an Inter- 
 national Exhibition, commemorating the completion of 
 a century of our existence as a nation. Among many 
 predictions of failure, and notwithstanding many dis- 
 heartening circumstances attending its inception and 
 progress, this stupendous undertaking was successfully 
 carried out, and, by its grandeur and able management, 
 elicited the encomiums of the representatives of all 
 nations, here gathered together. There was one whose 
 unremitting exertions and unwavering fidelity to the 
 cause contributed largely to this success. Although he 
 came among us as a stranger, by his deportment and 
 abilities, he endeared himself to the citizens of Phila- 
 delphia. That our esteem and respect for him may 
 find tangible expression, we are assembled to-day, and I 
 introduce to you Mr. Henry C. Carey, to whom is in- 
 trusted the pleasing duty of presenting to Hon. Alfred 
 T. Goshorn, Director General of the late Exhibition, 
 the Testimonial of our citizens. 
 
 Mr. Henry C. Carey, on behalf of the donors, then 
 presented the Testimonial, in the following remarks: 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 13 
 
 Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen : 
 
 But a few weeks since, very many, and perhaps most 
 of you, were together in the University Chapel, there as- 
 sembled for the purpose of doing honor to the man who, 
 when Congress had finally decided on leaving the pro- 
 posed Centennial Exhibition to its fate, to the astonish- 
 ment and even regret of his warmest friends, boldly 
 announced his determination that the work should 
 nevertheless go forward; and who, having meantime 
 been aided by an almost incomparable Board of Finance, 
 three years later, when all the work of preparation had 
 been completed, and the Exhibition was about to open, 
 felt himself warranted in stating that, despite the se- 
 rious difficulties to which the Board had found itself ex- 
 posed, no single man had ever been required to ask a 
 second time for any portion to which he had become en- 
 titled of the millions that had been expended. A great 
 work had been accomplished, greater than anything 
 of the kind that the world as yet had seen ; and in 
 honoring the man to whom its accomplishment had 
 been so largely due, our people had, as I rejoice to say 
 and feel, really honored themselves. 
 
 The creation of such a Board having, so far as was 
 possible, provided for obtaining supplies of the sinews of 
 war, the next most important step was that of providing 
 an executive head of the Centennial Commission capable 
 of placing himself in the lead of the various subordinate 
 
14 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 bodies intrusted with the work of preparation, thereby 
 securing harmony of action in reference to each and 
 every part of the great work, from the laying of the 
 corner-stone to the reception of exhibits and exhibitors, 
 commissioners, judges, and visitors from every part of 
 the civilized world. Happily for us, the Queen City of 
 the West, by means of repeated and highly successful 
 exhibitions, had, in the person of our friend now pres- 
 ent, in whose honor we are here assembled, gradually pre- 
 pared for us the very man of whom we stood so much in 
 need; and still more happily, the Commissioners proved 
 successful in their efforts at inducing him to accept a 
 charge involving responsibilities so very serious. Few 
 of our citizens, even then, had made themselves familiar 
 with his claims for the position ; but little time there- 
 after proved to be required for enabling all who came in 
 contact with him to satisfy themselves that the right 
 man had been put in the right place, and that the Com- 
 missioners had been most fortunate in securing the aid 
 he was prepared to render. Eminently courtly in man- 
 ner, thoroughly informed as to his duties, broad in his 
 views, cool in judgment, prompt and decided in action, 
 he came rapidly to command the confidence of all, 
 whether citizens or foreigners, who had business to trans- 
 act in connection with the exhibition ; and to that confi- 
 dence greatly do we stand indebted for the fact that 
 this, admittedly the greatest of industrial exhibitions, 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 15 
 
 from first to last, from the turning up of the first sod to 
 the final closing of the gates, has been carried through 
 in a manner that, as is now so universally admitted 
 has so largely reflected credit upon our State and upon 
 the nation. 
 
 Highly appreciating the service that has thus been 
 rendered, and most cordially esteeming the man to whom 
 we stand indebted for it, a number of our citizens have 
 desired to give expression to those feelings in a form 
 that shall be permanent, and to that end have requested 
 me to offer, as I have now the pleasure of doing, to the 
 late Director General of the Exhibition, a library of sev- 
 eral thousand volumes * accompanying it with their best 
 wishes for that prosperity and happiness in the future 
 to which all who know him feel him to be so abund- 
 antly entitled. 
 
 To which General Goshorn replied : 
 
 Mr. Mayor and Citizens of Philadelphia : 
 
 I arise, not without embarrassment, to acknowledge 
 your cordial greetings, and to accept your valuable tes- 
 timonial of esteem and respect. I had hoped that I 
 
 • Mr. Carey then presented to General Goshorn a Catalogue 
 of the Library. The books and furniture were subsequently for- 
 warded to his home, and arranged by the Committee. * 
 
16 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 might retire from the official position I have held among 
 you as quietly as I came in the autumn of 1873 ; but by 
 your good-will I am here, in this place sacred in the 
 annals of the history of our country, as the representa- 
 tive of those who have labored with zeal and fidelity in 
 behalf of an enterprise whose success added new laurels 
 to the national honor, and brought merited renown to 
 your beautiful city. I am profoundly sensible of the 
 distinguished consideration you have extended to me on 
 this occasion, and since you have chosen me to be the 
 recipient of your recognition of the services rendered to 
 the public by the administration of the International 
 Exhibition of 1876, I do not feel at liberty to decline 
 this expression of your approval. 
 
 This building, and the associations that cluster about 
 it, gave the first thought of the appropriateness of the 
 character of the celebration which has so fittingly com- 
 memorated the centenary of American independence. 
 Hallowed by sacred memories, the witness of the birth 
 of the republic, and of the progress and beneficence of 
 its institutions, it remains a monument of unity, peace, 
 and concord, revered and guarded by the affections of 
 the people. 
 
 It was natural, therefore, when contemplating the 
 location of the International Exhibition of 1876, which 
 was expressly intended to celebrate the establishment of 
 the nation proclaimed from this building, that this city 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 17 
 
 should be chosen ; indeed, it seems strange now that 
 there was cause for a discussion on this subject in the 
 national Congress. It was a wise selection — it was most 
 fortunate for the enterprise. 
 
 From its inception the Exhibition received substantial 
 and timely support from the citizens of Philadelphia. 
 When the Centennial Commission was first welcomed to 
 your city with a hospitality that was most generous, 
 there were forebodings that were not encouraging; 
 clouds hung over the enterprise ; there seemed to be 
 only misgivings in the horizon ; but underlying all this, 
 there was here a patriotic determination to sustain the 
 national honor, and to maintain the good name of the 
 city. It was a latent power that never receded, but 
 was always present to stimulate and uphold. With- 
 out ostentation, and yet with unfaltering earnestness, 
 it engaged the sympathy and support of this Com- 
 monwealth, municipality, and people, and finally at- 
 tracted the attention and co-operation of the people of 
 the United States and the governments of the civilized 
 nations of the world. 
 
 I do not speak simply in high compliment when I as- 
 sert that the prompt action of the citizens of Philadel- 
 phia saved the administration from humiliating embar- 
 rassments that endangered the very existence of the 
 Exhibition. They gave friendly encouragement and 
 financial assistance when it was most needed, and stood 
 
18 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 firm in the belief of the ultimate sympathy and support 
 of the country. To them, therefore, is due, in a very 
 large degree, the honor that resulted to our government 
 and institutions from the success of the Exhibition. The 
 spirit and enthusiasm of this community, which ujriield 
 the' enterprise when its object and organization were 
 misunderstood, enlisted the co-operation of the entire 
 country, and, in recognition of its interest and apprecia- 
 tion, there were brought valuable contributions of indus- 
 trial objects from every part of the land. There was thus 
 secured and presented to the world, in Fairmount Park, 
 an exhibition of the industries of all nations, inaugu- 
 rated and controlled by fhe people of the United States 
 in honor of a great national festival, and in obedience 
 to a sentiment of reverence for the blessings of peace 
 and the comfort and enjoyment of our homes vouchsafed 
 to us by the perpetuity of our institutions. 
 
 I need not speak to you of the gathering of the peo- 
 ple from every city, town, and hamlet of our land, of the 
 pleasure and information they received, of the coming 
 and departure of the representatives of foreign nations, 
 of the grandeur of the spectacle, of the educational re- 
 sults of the Exhibition, of its commercial and political 
 benefits to the country, nor of the hospitality extended 
 to our foreign guests, and their enjoyment and apprecia- 
 tion of our homes and institutions. These remain with 
 us as a proud and enduring monument of the wisdom 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 19 
 
 that conceived the Exhibition, and of the integrity of 
 its administration. 
 
 No individual is entitled to the credit of the results. 
 It was the impersonal character of the management and 
 the combination of favorable circumstances that brought 
 order to the organization, and harmony to the execution 
 of its regulations. 
 
 If it were judicious, I would venture to mention the 
 names of many of my associates who are deserving of 
 public recognition for their devotion, ability, and unwav- 
 ering fidelity to the work confided to our keeping. I 
 am glad of this opportunity, however, on this occasion, 
 and in this place, to acknowledge my special indebted- 
 ness for personal and official support and co-operation 
 in the affairs committed to my direction, to the muni- 
 cipal authorities and citizens of Philadelphia — to the 
 Press of the country, and especially of this city — to the 
 members and officers of the United States Centennial 
 Commission, and Centennial Board of Finance — to the 
 faithful officers attached to my personal staff", and to the 
 women of the country, who, from the beginning, have 
 been devoted friends of the enterprise. 
 
 I accept, then, this Testimonial as an expression of 
 your appreciation of the services rendered by the ad- 
 ministration of the Exhibition, and assure you of my 
 deep sense of gratitude for your kindness and friend- 
 ship. It will be retained and enjoyed in remembrance 
 
20 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 of your great courtesies, and of the events of the past 
 year, which I pray may redound to the honor and pros- 
 perity of your city.- 
 
 At the conclusion of the Director-General's remarks, 
 the ladies and gentlemen present personally congratu- 
 lated the distinguished guest. 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 
 
 21 
 
 THE DONORS. 
 
 The undersigned citizens of Philadelphia, recogniz- 
 ing the eminently able and satisfactory services of the 
 Hon. Alfred T. Goshorn, in the position of Director 
 General of the International Exhibition of 1876, unite 
 in tendering to him, before his departure from the city, 
 a suitable testimonial of their esteem and appreciation : 
 
 JOHN WELSH, 
 THOMAS COCHRAN, 
 EDWARD T. STEEL, 
 JOHN WANAMAKER, 
 J AS. L. CLAGHORN, 
 AMOS R. LITTLE, 
 GEO. PHILLER, 
 THOMAS S. HARRISON, 
 HENRY C. GIBSON, 
 
 JOSEPH WHARTON, 
 S. A. CALDWELL, 
 CLARENCE H. CLARK, 
 JNO. PRICE WETHERILL, 
 N. PARKER SHORTRIDGE, 
 E. C. KNIGHT, 
 A. J. DREXEL, 
 G. W. CHILDS, 
 JAS. S. WRIGHT, 
 
22 
 
 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 EDW'D Y. TOWNSEND, 
 JOSEPH F. TOBIAS, 
 JOHN HARRISON, 
 THOMAS DOLAN, 
 "WILLIAM SIMPSON, 
 LEWIS WALM SMITH, 
 L. TAYLOR DICKSON, 
 H. H. BINGHAM, 
 CAMPBELL TUCKER,. 
 CHAS K. IDE, 
 EDW'D ROBERTS, Jr., 
 JACOB REIGEL, 
 A. H, FRANCISCUS, 
 CHAS. L. BORIE, 
 H. P. BORIE, 
 BEAUVEAU BORIE, 
 J. M. RHOADES, 
 W. L. SHAFFER, 
 D. B. CUMMINGS, 
 A. LOUDEN SNOWDEN, 
 W. J. LLOYD, 
 J. B. MITCHELL, 
 W. T. CARTER, 
 EZRA BOWEN, 
 GEORGE S. FOX, 
 GEORGE T. LEWIS, 
 JOEL J. BAILEY, 
 J. E. CALDWELL, 
 M. NURBURGER, 
 J. FRALEY SMITH, 
 
 GEORGE L. HARRISON, Jr., 
 A. R. GOVETT, 
 JOHN BA1RD, 
 F. L. BODINE, 
 CLAYTON MACMICHAEL, 
 W. S. RUSSELL, 
 WILLIAM MACMICHAEL, 
 WM. HENRY RAWLE, 
 WM. E. LITTLETON, 
 GEORGE H. STUART, 
 W. A. DROWN, 
 CRAWFORD ARNOLD, 
 C. H. ROGERS, 
 H. H. HOUSTON, 
 A. J. CASSATT, 
 THOMAS A. SCOTT, 
 SAMUEL WELSH, 
 THOMAS S. ELLIS, 
 SAML R. SHIPLEY, 
 CHAS. WHEELER, 
 JOSEPH PATTERSON, 
 J. S. BUNTING, 
 J. E. KINGSLEY, 
 M. BAIRD, 
 M. LEIB HARRISON, 
 
 E. W. CLARK, 
 
 F. A. COMLY, 
 WM. WELSH, 
 THOMAS HARRISON, 
 BARTON HOOPES, 
 
ALFRED T. G OS HORN. 
 
 23 
 
 HENRY H. ELLISON, 
 E. WILLIAMS, Jr., 
 EVAN RANDOLPH, 
 JOHN S. JENKS, 
 WM. H. JENKS, 
 CHARLES E. CLAGHORN, 
 WM. F. HERRING, 
 EDWD H. COATES, 
 HENRY R. KIBBE, 
 EDWARD I. CHAFFEE, 
 HENRY LEWIS, 
 GEO. W. WHARTON, Jr., 
 JOHN L. BOARDMAN, 
 LEMUEL COFFIN, 
 JOSEPH B. ALTEMUS, 
 JOHN O. JAMES, 
 WM. C. KENT, 
 CHARLES SANTEE, 
 HENRY D. WELSH, 
 EBEN C. JAYNE, 
 JOHN H. WALKER, 
 SAM'L E. STOKES, 
 T. B. P. DI.XEY, 
 RICHARD WOOD, 
 BENJ. V. MARSH, 
 GEO. N. ALLEN, 
 M. A. BARCROFT, 
 JACOB Y. FINE, 
 SAM'L P. GOODWIN, 
 WM. P. RODMAN, 
 
 BROOMFIELD H. MOORE, 
 B. ELLISON, 
 
 JUSTUS 0. STRAWBRIDGE, 
 ISAAC H. CLOTHIER, 
 THOMAS G. HOOD, 
 JAMES BON BRIGHT, 
 HENRY W. GUNDAKER, 
 STUART WILSON, 
 SAM'L BRADBURY, 
 BENJ. G. COATES, 
 MORRISON COATES, 
 GEO. M. COATES, 
 ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, 
 LEAMING M. WHILLDIN, 
 JOHN H. CATHERWOOD, 
 JOHN B. DORISS, 
 CHARLES C. HARRISON, 
 W. W. FRAZIER, Jr. 
 ALFRED C. HARRISON, 
 JOHN T. LEWIS, 
 SAUNDERS LEWIS, 
 SAM'L N. LEWIS, 
 WM. A. DROWN, 
 WILLIS H. BELKNAP, 
 GEORGE BURNHAM, 
 CHARLES T. PARRY, 
 EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, 
 DAVID S. BROWN, 
 GEO. A. HEYL, 
 JAMES S. MOORE, 
 
24 
 
 TESTIMONIAL TO 
 
 FRANCIS B. KEEVES, 
 WiM. PARVIN, 
 SAM'L A. WHITNEY, 
 WM. B. KEMPTON, 
 THOMAS McKEAN, 
 GEORGE M. NEWHALL,. 
 JOHN I. BORIE, 
 HENRY K. KENDIG, 
 GEORGE H. McFADDEN, 
 JOHN H. McFADDEN, 
 WM. I. FELL, 
 JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, 
 HENRY C. KELLOGG, 
 FRANK E. ELWELL, 
 EDWARD H. FITLER, 
 CONRAD F. CLOTHIER, 
 HENRY C. FOX, 
 
 CHARLES D. FOX, 
 THOMAS H. W T HITNEY, 
 CLEM'T R. WAIN WRIGHT, 
 ISRAEL R. WAIN WRIGHT, 
 JAMES KEMPTON, 
 JAMES E. CALDWELL, 
 RICHARD A. LEWIS, 
 J. ALBERT CALDWELL, 
 JOSEPH T. BAILEY, 
 E. W. BAILEY, 
 BEN J. HOMER, 
 THOMAS HOMER, 
 FRANK S. COLLADAY, 
 CHARLES BAEDER, 
 WM. ADAMSON, 
 ALFRED J. OSTHEIMER, 
 WM. J. OSTHEIMER. 
 
ALFRED T. GOSHORN. 25 
 
 THE ROOM. 
 
 The room in which the Collection of Books is ar- 
 ranged is in. the old family homestead of the Director 
 General, in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio. It was dec- 
 orated and furnished entire by the donors. 
 
 The book-cases, mantel, escritoire, and center-table 
 desk were designed by Mr. Frank Furness, architect, 
 of Philadelphia, and are executed in Pennsylvania oak 
 of the finest grain, with an oil finish. The design is 
 plain and truthful, producing a most agreeable sense 
 of simplicity, appropriateness, and durability. 
 
 The cases are five feet six inches in height, with open 
 fronts, each containing six shelves. 
 
 The general decorations, including the wall and 
 ceiling papers, floor covering, door and window cur- 
 tains, and chairs, were furnished by J. E. Walraven, 
 of Philadelphia. 
 
26 TESTIMONIAL TO A. T. GOSHORN. 
 
 The carpet, designed by Ch. Dresser, is of rich vel- 
 vet ; the coloring in blended shades of green, olive, and 
 brown, with leaves and flowers arranged to produce an 
 " all over pattern." 
 
 The door curtains — ''Mansourat" — oriental style, 
 manufactured from raw silk, in Southern France. 
 
 The window curtains — "Illuminated" — manufac- 
 tured in Scotland, from worsted, without trimmings, 
 but with base and border deftly wrought in a single 
 piece. 
 
 The room is a fine example of good design, correct 
 forms, skillful workmanship, and of chaste and pleas- 
 ing harmony of colors. - The effect sought is the sim- 
 plicity and repose regarded as essential for a room 
 devoted to books. 
 
 THE BOOKS. 
 
 The books were selected by a committee of the 
 donors, and supplied by Messrs. Porter & Coates, of 
 Philadelphia. The bindings, which are of great va- 
 riety and beauty, were mostly executed by Messrs. 
 Pawson & Nicholson, of Philadelphia. 
 
 Inside of the cover of each volume is an engraved book 
 label, by Louis Dreka , a fac-simile of which is here given. 
 
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 THE LIBRARY. 
 
THE LIBRARY. 
 
 ACRELIUS (Israel). A History of New Sweden; or, 
 The Settlement of the River Delaware. Translated 
 from the Swedish, with an Introduction and Notes, 
 by William B. Reynolds. Portrait. 8vo. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1876. 
 
 AKENSIDE (Mark). Poetical Works. Portrait. 
 16mo. Full morocco. Pickering, London, 1845. 
 
 ALCOOK (Sir Rutherford). The Capital of the Ty- 
 coon. A Narrative of Three Years' Residence in 
 Japan. Maps and Illustrations. 2 vols. 12mo. 
 
 New York, 1868. 
 
 ALLIBONE (S. Austin). A Critical Dictionary of 
 English Literature and British and American 
 Authors, Living and Deceased, from the Earliest 
 . Accounts to the Latter Half of the Nineteenth 
 Century. Containing over Forty-six Thousand 
 Articles (Authors), with Forty Indexes of Subjects. 
 3 vols. Royal 8vo. Half morocco. Phila., 1867. 
 
30 CATALOGUE OF 
 
 APPLETON. The American Cyclopaedia. A Popular 
 Dictionary of General Knowledge. Edited by 
 George Eipley and Charles A. Dana. 16 vols. 
 .Royal 8vo. Half morocco. New York, 1873-6. 
 
 AENOLD (Thomas J.) Eeynard the Fox. After the 
 German Version of Goethe. With Illustrations by 
 Joseph Wolf. 8vo. Half morocco. London, 1855. 
 
 BACON (Lord). Works of Francis Bacon, Baron of 
 Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High 
 Chancellor of England. Edited by James Sped- 
 ding, Eobert L. Ellis, and Douglas D. Heath. 
 Portraits. 7 vols. 8vo. Tree calf. London, 1872. 
 
 BAGEHOT (Walter). Lombard Street. A Descrip- 
 tion of the Money Market. 12mo. 
 
 New York, 1874. 
 
 BAGEHOT (Walter). Physics and Politics; or, 
 Thoughts on the Application of the Principles of 
 "Natural Selection " and "Inheritance " to Politi- 
 cal Society. 12mo. New York, 1875. 
 
 BAGEHOT (Walter). The English Constitution, 
 and other Political Essays. Eevised Edition. 
 12mo. New York, 1877. 
 
 BAKEE (James). Turkey. With a Map. 8vo. 
 
 New York, 1877. 
 
THE LIBRARY. 31 
 
 BAKER (Sir Samuel W.) Ismaih'a. A Narrative of 
 the Expedition to Central Africa, for the Suppres- 
 sion of the Slave Trade. Organized by Ismail, 
 Khedive of Egypt. Maps, Portraits, and Illustra- 
 tions. 8vo. New York, 1875. 
 
 BANCROFT (George). History of the United States, 
 from the Discovery of the American Continent. 
 Portrait. 10 vols. 8vo. Half russia. Boston. 
 
 BARHAM (R. H. D.) The Ingoldsby Legends; or, 
 Mirth and Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esq. 
 Illustrated by Cruikshank. 2 vols. 8vo. Tree 
 calf. Landon, 1870. 
 
 BARRINGTON (Sir Jonah). Personal Sketches of 
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INDEX. 
 
 ART— 
 
 Beckwitb, Bryan, Canova, Crowe and Cavalcaselle, East- 
 lake, Fergusson, Hamerton, Jackson, Jacquemart,. Jamie- 
 son, Kugler, Leech, Liibke, Moses, Nichols, Ottley, Pater, 
 Perkins, Prime, Radcliffe, Raphael, Ruskin, Taine. 
 
 ATLAS— 
 
 Black. 
 
 BIOGRAPHY— 
 
 Barrington, Bronte, Bonaparte, Burke, Bush, Byron, 
 Carlyle, Cicero, Columbus, Cooper, Cromwell (see Carlyle), 
 D'Arblay, DeQuincey, Evelyn, Forsyth, Franklin, Fred- 
 erick the Great (see Carlyle), Gaskell, Goethe, Goldsmith, 
 Grammont, Greville, Griswold, Holland, Irving, Jackson, 
 Johnson, Kelly, Kingsley, Lamb, Macaulay, Macready, 
 Mahomet, Martineau, Mill, Mitford, Montagu, Morley, 
 Nelson, Palissy, Parkman, Pepys, Plutarch, Prescott, 
 Prior, Robinson, Rogers, Rousseau, Sargent, Schiller (see 
 Carlyle), Smith, St. John, Sterling (see Carlyle), Strick- 
 land, Ticknor, Voltaire, Walpole, Washington, Webster, 
 Wheeler, Wilson. 
 
 CERAMICS— 
 
 Beckwith, Jacquemart, Moses, Prime. 
 
92 IXDEX. 
 
 DRAMA— 
 
 Beaumont, Boydell, Clarke, Congreve (see Wycherley), 
 Farquhar (see Wycherley), Fitzgerald, Fletcher (see Beau- 
 mont), Ford (see Massinger), Gervinus, Goethe, Gold- 
 smith, Jonson, Kelly, Lamb, Macready, Massinger, Ma- 
 thews, Moliere, Schiller, Shakspere, Vanbrugh (see 
 Wycherley), Wycherley. 
 
 DICTIONARIES— 
 
 Allibone, Bartlett, Bryan, Haydn, Ottley, Webster, 
 Wheeler, Worcester. 
 
 ENCYCLOPEDIAS— 
 
 Allibone, Appleton, Brande and Cox, Chambers, Duyck- 
 inck, Hone, Johnson, Knight, Ure, Zell. 
 
 ESSAYS— 
 
 British Essayists, Brougham, Browning, Buckle, Bur- 
 ton, Carlyle, Cross, De Quincey, Disraeli, Emerson, Field- 
 ing, Goldsmith, Greg, Hamerton. Haweis, Helps, Holmes, 
 Hood, Hunt, Hutton, Jamieson, Jowett, Junius, Knight, 
 Lamb, Lowell, Macaulay, Montaigne, Miiller, Percy, Poe, 
 Prescott, Ruskin, Schiller, Schumann, Smith, Spence, 
 Strickland, Taine, Thackeray, Timbs, Wilson. 
 
 FICTION— 
 
 Barham, Bronte, Bulwer, Cervantes, Dickens, Eliot, 
 Fielding, Goethe, Goldsmith, Hawthorne, Hood, Irving, 
 Lane, Poe, Scott, Smollett, Sterne, St. Pierre, Swift, Tales 
 from Blackwood, Thackeray. 
 
 HERALDRY— 
 
 Boutell, Burke, Nicolas. 
 
INDEX. 93 
 
 HISTORY— 
 
 Acrelius, Bancroft, Becker, Buckle, Bush, Carlyle, 
 D'Aubigny, De Tocqueville, Dickens, Draper, Dunlop, 
 Fiske, Froissart, Froude, Gibbon, Grammont, Grote. 
 GuizOt, Hallam, Haydn, Heckewelder, Hughes, Hume, 
 Irving, Jesse, Josephus, Lamartine, Lecky, Lichtenstein, 
 Lossing, Macaulay, Maine, Manchester, Merivale, Momm- 
 sen, Monstrelet, Motley, Napier, Paris, Parkman, Pegge, 
 Prescott, Rupp, Sampson, Schiller, Sismondi, Smollett, 
 Strickland, Taine, Thiers, Ticknor, Turner, Van Laun. 
 
 PHILOSOPHY— 
 
 Bacon, Brougham, Draper, Goethe, Greg, Hamilton, 
 Lecky, Mill, Palissy, Plato, Plutarch. 
 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY— 
 
 Bagehot, Brougham, Carey, De Tocqueville, Hamilton, 
 M'Culloch, Macleod, Maine, Mill, Ruskin, Smith, Walker. 
 
 POETRY— 
 
 Akenside, Arnold, Barham, Beattie, Browning, Bryant, 
 Burns, Butler, Byron, Chaucer, Churchill, Collins, Cowper, 
 Dante, Dryden, Emerson, Falconer, Fielding, Goethe, 
 Goldsmith, Holmes, Homer, Hood, Johnson, Lamb, Lock- 
 hart, Longfellow, Lowell, Milton, Parnell, Percy, Poe, 
 Pope, Prentice, Prior, Reade, Saxe, Schiller, Scott, Shak- 
 spere, Spenser, Swift, Surrey, Tennyson, Thackeray, 
 Thomson, Venable, White, Whittier, Wordsworth, Wyatt, 
 Young. 
 
 SCIENCE— 
 
 Blake, Bouvier, Brisse, Brougham, Darwin, Figuier, 
 Flint, Galton, Gano, Hamilton, Humboldt, Huxley, Jar- 
 dine, Knight, Le Maout, Lyell, Marsh, Mill, Midler, Mus- 
 pratt, Pouchet, Proctor, Ure, Wilson and Bonaparte. 
 
94 INDEX: 
 
 SPORTS— 
 
 Herbert. 
 
 THEOLOGY— 
 
 Brougham, Bunyan, Cruden, Hitchcock, Josephus, 
 Miiller, Sale, Smith, Sterne, Taylor. 
 
 TRAVELS— 
 
 Alcock, Baker, Baz, Bell, Dilke, Griffis, Hawthorne, 
 Horn, Hubner, Humbert, Humboldt, Kane, Keller. 
 King, Lane, Layard, Livingstone, Marcoy, Mulhall, Xord- 
 hoff, Palgrave, Perry, Pike, Schuyler, Taine, Wallace, 
 Whymper. 
 
 WORKS, COMPLETE— 
 
 Bacon, Brougham, Buckle, Burke, Carlyle, De Quincey, 
 Emerson, Goethe, Goldsmith, Hood, Irving, Lamb, Ma- 
 caulay, Moliere, Montagu, Montaigne, Poe, Prescott, 
 Ruskin, Schiller, Smith, Smollett, Sterne, Swift, Taine, 
 Thackerav, Webster. 
 
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