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A PHILADELPHIA QUAKER.-The chequef-board plan OF
philadelphia and the uniformity of its buildings. in
taste; for which, in humble opinion William Penn and
his followers would receive condemnation by any jury
of architects But if Quaker heads all the
same mould Michael Angcos, their hears generally
aeveored the greatest amplitude Of Christian charity
This might be fully illustrated by pointing certain
hospitals asyuns and like institutions, but it present
purpose merely prove Its applicability particular
certain Friend whom very well know, recently
distant place OF He stepped into the
Post Office morning. and while there, tie Po-t-Naser
asked him whehe he knew any English people staying
the hotel Why does ,lec ask " said the Quaker Be-
cause, said the PoMaster here half dozen letters
directed England by the steamer, and the postage
10 Boston is not paid cannot send them. If caaaol find
the writers Of them the, viii be forwarded 20 the deaaesr
Office in Washington Our Friend lacked the lcer..
They were all double and ne remarke- they appear to be
family letters, and doubt m be welcomeit recciveG,
may great anxiety if they should be-
not help it, said the Po,t-Masicr. "Wel, can, il thee
cannot what Is the posage?" For six double let'e.-
three dollars well here ia the money thee will PLEASE
mark the letters paid and send them Boston Ard
with this injunction the Philadelphia Quaker left the Post
Ofce-his pockets quite heavy when he catered
but his heart sure, great deal lighter


Phil. Nat Ger.