Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-16
LiTERA TURE AND JOURNA LISM.


ANU 10 Pleasa"tiy written Juvenile story, of
an excellent character the authors initial, being
u o.M.H." 1t Ia published by MIR. ]. Hamilton
inomas, 1874 Chestnut street, Philadslphia, and
Is for sale at the book store of tho " Religious
BOOK and Tract Association" No. 821 Market
street, In this city. The narrative is one of
little orphan girl, whose adventures friendess
ana unknown. In the perils of New York city
Will prove Interesting to many readers while the
religious tone of the story will make 1t acceptable
Tor other reasons than its mere interest as a
record Of city lie. The book is handsomely
printed and bound, and will make pretty gilt.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
james X. Simon, 20 south 9Th Street, Phila-
delphia, has scnt us what appears to be really
valuable little volume, being carefully prepared
compend of Information upon the subject of
Building Associations, or, as they are more finn
iliarly known to our readers, "L0au Assucia-
tions." This volume treats, really, of the or
ganlzations under the laws of Pennsylvania,
where charter may be obtained bya general
provision for such cases, from the Courts, and
In some instances its statements may not closely
apply TO Delaware. But Its arguments ip favor
OF cooperative effort among laboriug men lis
analysis Of the great results that eau be obtained
from systemetic economy, and It's general state
ments us to The operations of these organizations,
Will be of value aid Interest everywhere. We
commend the little work. whose author we had
almrst neglected to state Is Mr.. Edmund Wrig-
ley, to the public attention.
WI TER IN FLORIDA.
Mr.. Ledyard Bill, pleasant and interesting
writer hns produced handsome duodeclmo
volume OF s12 pages, describing his observations
ON tho soil climate, and products Of Florida, with
sketches Of the principal towns and cities In the
Eastern part Of the Stale, brief summary of its
early history, and some hiuts 10 the tourist in
vulid mud sportsman. Mr.. Bill was suddenly
called. by the illness Of friend to spend a winter
iu this tropical aad delightful State, and upon
Inquiry could fluid no work which afforded u sat
isfactory guide for such visitors. The titles o.
his chapters afford idea Of the extent to which
he has developed his own efforts in supplying
this want. They include: "What To expect, and
how iogo; Discovery Of Florida; Early History
OF Florida; Up the IT Johns to jacksonville
From Jacksonville 10 Green Cave Springs Cen
tlal Florida; The Upper st. Johns Celebrated
Springs; st. Augustine; Climate Soil; Fruits;
and Hints to Immigiauts-Socal Condition."
The volume is we'll printed, handsomely bound,
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