A Street and Market in Bombay, 137; a Bun-

galow, or Dwelling, 138; Interior of Outer

Chamber of the Cave Temple, 139; Interior of

the Cave Temple, 139; The Hindoo Triad and

other Gods in the Cave Temple, 140; Idols, 140.

Engla-land and the Abiding Memorials of its An-

tiquity-John Harris Morden

Wayland Smith, 57: Hugh Lloyd's Pulpit, 57;

The Stones of Stanton Drew, 59; The Circle in

Oxfordshire, 61; Kit's Coty House, 61; Cairns

and Kist-Vaen, 61; Harold's Stones of Memo-

rial, 63; The Rock of Carnbre or Karn-bre, 64;

A Group of Barrows, 217; The Sanchi-Tope,

Bhopaul, India, 217: The " Beacon" of Here-

fordshire, 218; War-chariot, etc. of old Britain,

219; Old British Spear-heads, etc., 219; The

Cheesewring, 220: The Hare Stone, Cornwall,

221; The Kilmarth Rocks, 221; Costume of

Gaulish Druids, 222, 223; The Stone of Des-

tiny, 224.

137

57, 217

Clark (Expeditions of General George Rogers)- Wm.
Wirt Henry and Samuel Evans 191, 308, 451
Coins (Ancient) in the Philadelphia Mint-A. J.
Walton

Congress (The) and the Centennial

Corps Badges in the Late War-Capt. A. W. Corliss.

Cosmopolitan (The) Republic-Hon. Carl Schurz

Craig (Neville B.)-his Accuracy

146

229

66

.

186

Important Res-H. R. W. Wilcox

92

Cresap (Michael)-Thomas J. McKaig

Current Memoranda-[See under Memoranda].

321

The Kinzie House and Fort Dearborn, 321.

Lincoln (A Birthday Tribute to the Memory of Abra-

ham).

Gold Medal of the French Democrats, 93:

Monument in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia,

94; The Statue in the Capitol, Washington,

95; The Statue in Union Square, New York,

96.

Louis XVI. (A Monument in Honor of)
Lynch (Thomas), Jr. . ..

Macpherson, not McPhunn-W. T. R. Saffell.
Masonic (The) Grip-Elizabeth Oakes Smith
Massacre (The) of Ward's House, Westchester County,

New York-Charles Pryer .

307
308

68

306

347

The Centennial Fountain, 69; Plan of the Cen-

tennial Grounds, 149: The Women's Pavilion,

150; Joseph Roswell Hawley, 151; The Judges'

Hall, 311; United States Government Building,

311; Crystal Palace, London, 375; New York

Exhibition Building, 375; Cork Exhibition

Building, 376; Dublin Exhibition Building, 376;

Munich Exhibition Building, 377; Manchester

Exhibition Building, 377; Florence Exhibition

Building, 378; Paris Exhibition Building, 378;

Vienna Main Building, 379; The State-House

in 1774, 380; Front Elevation of Independence

Hall, etc., in 1800, 380; Independence Hall in

Declaration" House, 381;

1876, 380; The "

Carpenters' Hall, 381; Christ Church, 382;

Franklin's Grave, 382; Old Swedes' Church,

383; Old Pine Street Church in 1876, 383; Old

Pine Street Church in 1776, 384: The First

Presbyterian Church, 384; "The Hills," Man-

sion of Robert Morris on Lemon Hill in 1776,

385; Lemon Hill in 1876, 385; Diagram of the

Centennial Grounds, 386: A View from Bel-

mont, 367; View from Belmont Reservoir, 387;

The Exhibition Buildings, 388-391; Photo-

graphic Art Gallery, 392; Studio of the Centen-

nial Photographic Company, 393; The United

States Building, 394; The South, 394; The

Statue of Columbus, 395: The Statue of Reli-

gious Liberty, 395; The Witherspoon Monu-

ment, 396; The Centennial Fountain, 396;

World's Ticket and Enquiry Office, 397; Res-

taurants, etc., 398 ct seq.; Map of Philadelphia,

455; The Philadelphia Library, 455; Hall of

Pennsylvania Historical Society, 456; The

Apprentices' Library, 456; University of Penn-

sylvania, 457; The Mercantile Library, 457:

Old University Buildings, 458; The Old "Acad

emy," 48 The Ridgway Library, 458; The

Second Presbyterian Church, 459; The Girard

College, 460; The Academy of Music, 460;

Horticultural Hall, 461; The Merchants' Ex-

change, 451, The Old Masonic Temple, 461;

The Commercial Exchange, 462; The "Slate-

roofed House 463; The Mint, 46; The City

Building 453, Hall of the Young Men's

Christian Association, 464; Hall of the Union

League, 4: The Masonic Temple, 465: Arch

Street M. L. Church, 466; Lutheran Church of

the Holy Communion, 466; The First Baptist

Church, 466; The Fifth Baptist Church, 467;

The Cathedral, 467; The University Hospital,

468; The Pennsylvania Hospital, 409; “Kirk-

bride's, 46, Fairmount Bridge, 470, Colum-

bia Bng, 471, The State Buildings, etc.,

471-476, Private Enterprises, 477-48).

Memoranda. Curr nt

72, 153, 232, 312, 373, 453

77, 157, 236, 316, 374, 454

79, 159, 238, 319

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Entrance to the Navy Yard, 9; Barracks and
Parade Ground, 89; The Receiving Ship Poto-
mac, 177; The Ship-Houses-West View, 256;
The Ship-Houses-East or River View, 257;
Gun-Park, Timber-House, etc., 329; The Con-
stitution-Old Ironsides, 409.

Neville (The) Family [see page 227]

145

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News (The) in January, 1776-Charles C. Saffell

Notes and Queries

65, 145, 225, 305, 371, 450

Oldham (The) Line of the Neville Family

Paine's (Tom) "Common Sense"-B. Allinson

Poe (Edgar Allen)

227

308

226

-Mrs. Charles H. Halsey

249

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