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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

T.v n.uv a Is pnbIshsd very al.etneC1
-,s. a. s,,hscrihers in all parts of WiminEton
snd 5ha sSTrounding towns and villages; tor slA
esnts q wsSk, payable weekly. Yearly sNOSCF'"'''
t3 in advance. EFrtygTEF
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, ostaaliSShssd iSsa : I,gS ~
;,bs iarsast and most ho1rishing Neekl =. q t SRs
,s. tN ond has larger circulation than any OtneE
nn II ePeuinsuiar Published every Friday morn
ng at 81 a year. in advances.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

by Proude on their American tours III Mr Ffoude VIII
only write one and let IL I've fun and frank one u ls
safe 70 preict FOR 1t an xamped success The gen
eral list of the Messrs Longmane seems little eold
thoueh containing great number Of books, many OF
them promisiug and the sceutinc works especially Of
high class or at any rate by writers OF high oass or
books not scientific, the most preentous s Earl Rue
ses ESSAYS on the Rise and Progress OF the Christian
Religion in the West of Europe" which mention not
because It Is heard of for the first time, be-
cause Of any contribution 10 be expected from Earl
Russell to religious history but 20 polRt out that the
of whose fame Earl Russell seems most cmulous Ia
Lord Brougham. II does not occur 20 hun that Lord
Broughams miscellaneous works science and history
have for time ceased 10 attract serious readers
book sure TO DO of very genuine character
is Mr. A. Hayward's Biographical aud Critical
Essays" series In two volumes Then, again, arc
repubhcaOns. and mostly wholly from The Quarterly
ReDe much of whose reputation for 20 years In dealing
with difficult class Of topics has been duo TO Mr.
Hayward He is one of the last of the old school OF
essayiss and reviewers As writer social subjects
requiring not merely literary knowledge but long fami
iarity with London society," Mr.. Hayward has no rival
Such are the papers on Lady Palmerson, Lord Lans-
downe. Lord Dalung, and Buwer and one still more
remarkable on Tom DuucOmbe not contributed to The
Qtarierly and not included In the present series The
Misses Lasses translation OF the Life of Humboldt by
L0wenberg and other erudte Germans is promised for
next month, aud Sc is Capt COlombs "SlayeCatchlng
in tho Indian Ocean" 1t is notable how vital DAVID
Hume is for at the same time that Mr. Murray Is BRING
ng out the new edition Of his History, above spoken or
Messs Lougmans have either ready or In the press MS
Philosophical Works in four vOlumos works that nave
already stood good deal Of anathematZauon and bid
fair TO survive good deal more O. " B.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
Nep pnblitailons.


I IPPINCOTTs MAGAZINE.
II AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY oP
POPULAR IIrgRATURR AND sOIBsCR
JUST ISsUBD.
THE MARCH NUMBER,
With
EUHRROUs BEAUTIFUL BSGRAyTEGs,
eonisihIng DE opening chapters Of
ACmaRMIHG NEW SERIAL STORY,
"A PRINCESS OF THULE"
By WILLIAM BLACK.
As,oI 81 The ssse Adventures Of Pseton" Daughter
of He,h" ,,c
CONTENTS.
J. THR ROUhI ~ XABYIIA. l. illustrated.
2 THB NATIONAL TRLSs-AILSGHANY WATERWAY. nius
tTatcd by Prof Thompson b. hSOJ
J. A PRINCESS OF THULE A Serial Novel ChspA Ia BJ
William Bl1ck.
WINTER Poem By Incy II HooDer.
s KBw WASHINGTON. BY Chhuneey IliesoI
IN THE CRADLE OP THE DEEP. BY Charlie, Warren stOd
T. Hga CHANCE A s.Or. By s. W Kellogg
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Inc ChosebrO.
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 12-P. NJ.


Tho downward tendency of the stock market
which characterized the close of yesterdays sPecu
lation markedhe condition Of affairs at the opening
this morning, the continued activity in money and
its prospective prolongaton forcing holders into the
market for the purpose of realizing Hence for the
first half hour Of the morning there was weak tone
TO the entire list, and decline Of to per cent,
the weakest stocks being Erie and c.. c. and l. O.,
which touched 63i aud 402, respectively. Later on,
tbe market gave some igns Of recovering, and by
o'clock better range Of prices had been established
But the Improvement was of short duration,
and after the board another pressure to sell brought
down prices again. Erie in this furry going down 10
Co. La the final hour and half Of business now
ever, feeling that money would be less strlngeuO
Tomorrow on account of the treasury purchase to-
day of a million bonds, gave to speculation hrrner
tone the more especially some strong buyers put
In an appearance and at the wind-up OF the day the
market was firm on the general list, and In certain
specialtes at the top figures of the day Inc Dusi-
ness yas prety active throughout the leading favor
ties but especial attention was directed 10 NeW-IOrA
Central. Erie, Lake Shore. Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
c.. c. and |. c.; Union Pacific and Western lele-
graph In the last named tho bull speculation mas
been disconnected by the late action OF PRESIDENT
Orton, and the understanding that the Company
have the 1Elt 10 sell SL'iNo' iNiN
are indications that such sale will not long be DC
ferred Erie was without any new features OF IN
terest and was somewhat feversh in the London
market. The Northwestern shares were neglected.
Union Pacific is depressed by continued reports that
the interest on the Income bonds, due March l,
will not be paid. Furthermore the reports
from Washington favor the probability that
Congress will soon take action calculated to
inpar AT least for time tho value of the securities
of this company. Lake Shore has been active and
there were unmistakable evidences that the bull
pool in the stock were trying to market their hold
ings on o story of contest for the next election.
Pacific Mail was more quiet than usual within the
range Of 73l aud 7is. Hannibal and st. Joseph
broke down to Az from 10. on sales Of only 600
shares Harlem advanced TO 1919 and then fell
off to 1906. The light Boston, Hartford, and
Erie fancy rose TO o.. The investments
were quiet on sales Of Michigan Central at 1O9l ;
Erie Preferred 60,079l Pennsylvania Coal, 22@0
225: Morris and Essex, 9G917, and Delaware and
Hudson Canal at l24Gl23i. The coal stocks were
active Consolidation ranged at 5lBG5ol05l, New
Central dropping from 43. TO 42i, closing weak
Maryland fetched 23l Cumberland, IS, and Spring
Mountain S. The express stocks were dull and
steady on sales of Adams at 9S99sl, American at e.
aud United States at 76!G76l. The general market
closed firm The opening, highest, lowest, and clos
r l.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

Total increase. ............. lo6,in

Fourth week estimated.
The Thirteenth Annual Statement of the Equta-
bic Life Assurance Society Of America sill be ioua6
in another column. The report is made up 10 The
close OF the year 1872 and shows that the receipts Of
the Company from all sources amounted TO S6.4JUi.
the disbursements to S5,03l SCI, including slCl9S3
for claims by death, S2i,Cs2 for matut,d oui0w-
nents aud 81 1868 Cos for cash dividends aud suTen
der values of cancelled policies, making the totak
amount returned to policy-uOlders. S3G'G,-&3. Tho
net cash assets of the Company at the close of tho
wear are stated at SlS,4Ojsj3, being increase ot
80. .SSS 23S The Company Issued l2,49l new policies
in 1872 assuring S5l9ll0l9. The assets of the Com
pany are appropriated as follows: Total liabilities.
including reserve for reinsurance or existing poll
cies Sl7O74963; capital stock. 100000; total Sus-
plus including surplus on Iontlne policies S2sO,o9O.
The attention of all Interested is invited TO the de-
tailed statement Of the assets OF the Company.
The Adams Express Company has declared div-
dend of 81 per share, payable March Is. The tr.ns-
fer books close the 18th inst. and reopen on tie
4th prox.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Ponnsyl-
vania Us, los; Philadelphia and ETic Il. r.. .Js
Reading X. r., j! Penusy lyania r. r., 59l. Gold,
Ilik.
The earnings Of the ST. Louis and South Eastern
Railway tconsOlidated), Tor the mOnth.Oi January,
1873, We're $50 l2j 81, showing an increase of Sle'%'
% over the corresponding month OF last year
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-OFFIcE OF FISK g. HAIcH,

No. 8 NaSSau-st., New-York Feb II, 1913.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO, the CENTRAL PACIFlC,
and WESTERN Pacific )NDs all of which have been
negotiated byus believe TO be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market
which in time must become very scarce, especially
as the Government will probably pay OF, in gold,
during the year. SO0,COOOO0 FIvE-TwENTIEs, and a.
large amount of the money thus released from invest,
nent must be absorbed into this class OF securities.
The CHEs ,PEAKE and ONO SIX PER- CENT GOLD
Bonds the total amount of which is only Sl5OO0O00
are secured upon property worth SS5 5000OOe to
SiOOO0O0O and fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds They are issued in de
nominations of SlOO $500, and 900 coupon or regis
tered and at their present market price 81 and ac
crued interest. very desirable
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BoSDs
are too well known TO require description or com
incubation. Their total amount is S25 So 600; they
have for long time ranged in market prieo near
above par. Their price to-day is 104tGlO4s
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GoLD
BONDS amount TO 81 1854 OOo This road is now con-
sohdated with the CENTRAL Pacific, and the pay
ment of its bonds. principal and interest is assumed
by the latter As they have recently been introduced
on the Stock Exchange. we expect to see them rap
idly rise TO the price of CENTRAL PAcIrcs, being
substantially the same in character and value
Coupon'Bonds, 81 600 each. Their market price TO
day is 93. to "a.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds re-
ceiye deposits, on which allow interest, make
collections, and conduct general banking business
in all its branches FISK & HArcB.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEw-YORK LITERARY NoIES'
sIlupsEs or sANTo poMTNGo-BAfAho 1AiLo"e
NEW POEM.


sIlHPsEs or sANTo poMNG0-bAiAhOA ANi N0''
NEW POEM.
Al co..,,ol Hazards book on Santo Domingo,
=. - ,ror the Harpers press, is very ful MS
- and descriptive account Of the lovely lazy isianu'
-. ,no davs when Columbus came IN his caraVeis
.robne for gold and seeing mermaids, to these la'e'
.,ros Of annexation talk and u. s. Commissioners
.prouSh riot and revolution, through its bneoaneerhg
a,Derence and the hideous Spanish rule, Mr dazaru
,es his pen with the aid Of all the early ohronclers
"a he found mapping In the British Museum The s''o.
half Of the volume is filed by gossping descriptions Vi
she present island ways and prospects, seen unuoI ~
wing Of the recent expedition. Concerning the uehcos
air Of santo Domingo City.the writer grows entnusr
Ssuc advising invads to 80 there III winter
and hotekeepers 10 straightway seek Eoiuo"
harvest Through palms, oocoas, vines, blossoms
and the ider wander the island, every
where finding the people happy lazy cultvaung cane
oofTee and little fruit, without much trouble or the
,lchtest system beautiful picturesque savanna fur
xisles the best imaginable site for trim home ana
FARM but the owner questioned as to why he doeSh
sut things IN order. answers: whats the usei IL
would only be ruined in tho next revolution" The
Eanto Domingo women are not unattractve but they
are absurdy indoent helpless their housekeeping
rs OF the poorest their cooking is something dreadful
and they to do nothing but lol In hanmoeks and
smoke cigars on the question Of "WOmans Rights
they have emphatic opinions. One OF them, being
humbly asked 10 express her views, asserted
that there couldnt be but one head to a
house-and that was the man; furthermore
that the domestic circle should restrict fem
inine energies. Gold and iron crop up promisinSly
and agricultural treasures are more and better thar
either Everybody goes to sleep at midday and travels
IN the early morning and late afternoons and the nigh
nre not too warm-simpy delightful For 81 IN gold you
get 500 in paper consequently when you so to your
bankers to get your gold equivalent are obliged 4
take a multitude Of carts and drays to draw away the
paper.
The publication Of Senor Castears papers the re
publican movement in Europe which has been inter
Tupted will soon be resumed with article discussing
repubncanism In Germany.
Nj. Bayard Tayor's new poem OF Lars whicl
strahau & CO. are issuing IN london. VIII De published
In THE country about the Sth or 10th OF March
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

as annexed =:


Railroad bonds Iwere moderately active and noo
materially changed from yesterday. Central Pacihc9
were firm at 1O49 and Union Pachcs weak at SH los
Firss, and 72.073 for Incomes for actual business
Land Grants quoted at the close at 7Gi 10 F7i.
Western Pacifcs were in demand at e3sN9L There
were pretty largo purchases Of Pittsburgh and foro
Wayne Seconds at 9S!Gs5l, C., c. and l. Z. ffrst5
moving up to 9Is Morris and Essex Firsts sold 40
10i3 Rock Island Sevens at l0ls, and Buffalo ~ u
and Erie Firsts at 92l. Chesapeake and ONO gola
bonds closed at 81 and interest. The following wero
tba
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
Now Ready
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
i FOR 1873,

Now Ready.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Containing
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY
HORACE GREELEY;
Also besides the usual
Astronomical IN formation and Calendars,
TIE Laws Of The Unisl States more than usually fan,
Statistic Of Railroads Of the United States
Satisfies Of Commerce and Manufactures
The Manufactures Of Cotton and Woo.eD Goods in lg7o
Foreign Commerce Of United States and Great Bnisiu.
complete statement the Public Debt Of the Cae States
United States Government Cabinet
Supreme Court,
Ministers 70 Fofsisl C0arts, Gc. ke
For,I-secoDd Congress, poit enIy classified
Foay-thri Congress, a. far - chosen
Staining and Select
Committees O Senate and House Of Representatives
States Of The Union Populations Capitals
Governor Times Of holding Elections and nesdog
olLeEs atures
Uecton Returns, ezrehiy prepared, o. tie
Vote for President. Coatessnsn,
Goyeuors &e, IN 1872,
Compared with former Elections.
Also complete sooanl Of e Presic1l Eeeiion rom the sr II
Election o. General Wsshll ton 70 the second Elee-
Hon o. General Grant.
Also. the National Party Platforms Tor 1875
And mach other interesting information.
Pho. 2oe; for . dollar, By mail
ALSO.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1888 TO 1868,
IN ? VOLS, $40,
and Single Eunber, o2 20 eut each Seven M One Dollar
Address THE TRIBUNE
Sev-YorE
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
closing quotations at 3 p. N.

The London news was not specially important
to-day consols and United States bonds ruling about
as yesterday Gold was quiet aud steady at ia to
1l4l until near the close when the price stitened up
to IA On gold loans the rates 5, -, 6, 4, 3
and 2! per cent for carrying, fiat, and for borrow
ing a sixty-fourth The specie shipment S203,lj6
in silver by the Parthia. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out S9j0o in called bonds and $4,000 in coin
interest on the public debt The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared, S699i7OCO; gold balances, $l,s36413; cur
rency balances S3,227,O3l. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

Extra mails for Europe Tomorrow per steamship
Thurnga, will close at 1890 p. M, at the Merchants
Exchange Nos. 50 and SO Pine-st.
The monetary strngency has shown little abate-
ment to-day, and call loans done as high as an
thirty-second and interest the lowest rate being T.
gold, exceptionally. Business in mercantile paper
is checked by the Stringency of call leans and rates
nominal
The Government bond market was quiet ana
steady presenting no features of importance. The
seadiness of bonds at London the firmness of gold
and the Treasury purchase Of million combined to
give the market firm undertone and quotations
were well maintained lSsls (sixes sold at III! for
registered and 1lS,91lss for coupon Sales of 1868
were also made at 115.4ll5l; 1868 at 1l6s0ll6.;
1865 at ll6sQll6; l0i0s at ll4. fiyes at ll3s
Gll3.. and Currency Skies at ll5. The Treasury
purchased million Fivesrwenties for the Sinking
Fund at II3 G6 to 1885. The details are as follows:
James T. Bates & Go. DreKel, Morgan Go.
t5ilOO b2Os ...ll3.73 e28 500, sos. 1888
Martin & RunyOn Jay Cooke K Co.
40 sOO Zoos
Reid. Leo & Content. Kitchen & Co.
t25OOO 5-2Os $i6so0 5?0s. 10 69l3.S5
Hatch 4 FOote. -
ss2,7so S-2Os ils7sslis.s3 a,oooOoo
White, Norris IL Co.
$500 6I2Os. s........ 1888
The proposals aggregated S4046 100 at prices rang
ing from 1890 to ll4.A Fisk & Hatch report as
follows, at p. m: A.,
IT, g. Currency 6s ll&I 1854 Us520 65 Cou llit Ilts
UaCur 6s 81 Reg ll1t ll1t Us6 81 CouJy yll6t ii6t
USCur6s, slCoupllsk 1854 U5.s 20 lIol iI6i
Us.S2o Re Ny &Noil5i n6i Usioto Rsgistd mi Iiit
Us.t2o, %, ,CoaSoil4 nsb Us.ieso Coupon. ..lIsS nA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

ID II. T. STANDS FOR PLAIN HOME
TALK. and Ptu n s5ou ne body a9i is physical inl
30 Lc1lgtonae who eneans everybody With MS pen, anl
eares steytody IL author. Il i hO-ni II
questions do wan % g. b Touf Dnal about
IL stamped upon cover bo0A for pngats a coaaer
ate reading o. postage prepaid ev Thert Con-
tents se free Agents vsnte1 bsaato original chrome
uoupe Throw Phrsic Dogs" worth $50, ~ The boo
No No book wth0it the chom3 Adla
MURRAY NIL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
No - East .weuiy-e gll-sl, SeE-iofk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
TIE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE sTooK ExCHANGE-FIEsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government Bonds -
100 H. g. e. sl be Iisl,I0O us. $40 G., ,'Csbe fl
IJO0 IT, = 800 Cou 62 Ii5 $1,000 u T. g.. Curry be ms
5000 b e11Ell 600 US. 5s, C., u5t
10000 u. s. $40 COu, '6f .Il6iI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
SECOND BOARD.

SdltS 0f aOrsTJuHenI BONDS
1000 L. S Gs 81, Reg15I 1900 U. :. $50 c. '67..lGi
J,QO0.....- ------2 ....-llis. lltt
7OJ L. s. Cs, Coup sl.1l5i 1900 L. s. l04o Coup pl44
2UNl u. 5. 6s. lOu.. 'el. .ll3a-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

UaS2u'a CouKoffSf mss Ua s. Of 'si. Reg.if4 f;ss
Nollsi nY Us 50 Of 81, Coup .i1si ii3S
US. STs, Rg a. J..1i@t nH
In State bonds the chief activity was IN Tonnes
sees, which were weak and lower, There were
pretty free offerings down To a. the old issue closing
at 70. and new at 70 to 5ol Missouri 6s were frac-
ton lower, selling at 9iI@&l. There were no i'm.
portant changes In the other bonds tho business
having been trining The f0llo wing were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
ROBIN GRAY.

ROBIN GRAY Novel By Charles GbhoD Author Of For tie
King and " Per Lacs of Gold 8yo, paper 50 cents.
Robin decidedly novel Of the sensational school, Is
perfectly hue writing. the style good and
natural the history told with simplicity and dreetnes ofpqrpose
eOqgeBce although Of In the dialect
scottish 0wsnds that drawback with Ku
gsh the time the wverey hOve fsi Mall Gazette,
London.
Nil Gbbou has not only reproduced in the original story with
6iehy but he hAs provided and pned
Of has brought about bis catastrophe without
Lifting marked degree either the eonssenc Of the characters
probabilities Of the situation. pictured the
told with much horror sensation Ia
really hoe touches OF nature Deesd bere and there Ae
an. London
HR-HARPRR BROTHERS will send ~ the sbove work,
postage prepaid Of the United sae, receipt
the urlee
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
The business at the Sub-Treasury. to-

The business at the Sub-Treasury, to-day covered: :
Gold receipts. s82S,l02 ls Currency pay
cold payments. 1s4955 IL ments....... t976C45 O2
Gold balance. 37Olj,4F II Currency bal
carey recpts. 3e2,j3l So ance....... 20l9c6 A.
Customs ......-.... $4,000 90
$4,000 Cancelled gold certificates sent To Washington
We annex the closing rates of Foreign Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
sH6Gructlon.


A Z 1888 Broadway, near / Ihiriy.-fourth-st.
"a PROFESSOR EriENhL LAMBERT
French cOnver,saoaAl Glass, ia Sali .,...,
A FRENCH LADY, educated IN Paris, de-
cIsa % i more fOfi NILE Is q GCFs fi.fsr SSs % o
A SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
"A KINDS, A. ~, Principal hemPsieaa L. l.
EOLLEGE for Young Ladies, B0rdentown, NJ.
- fot kIui, eve - sources i.e,. 'Oi. .. - -. -. -.
VLAYERACK COLLEGE and Hudson kiver
AZ isvei n y Fo both 1es iC7 rooussi
% Instructors. Term opeEs March ll ALOSLO ILAtA fht
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
~ -Sprss Session opens Feb H. GEO Q. SMITH, A. NJ
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.-Thi5 fully
~ chartered eoege viii superior aas,ase 10y Ee77iyS itS'
HSr5' % b Presdsn, Pr, GSSa Tlnr. T. 7.
EEMALE INSTITUTE. WHITE PLAINS,
i T. reopens September lJth. Ms X p. SEARLEs PaepL
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
N'ls1 Ada,e., d; Rev " P JscESoS " A. Principal
"X KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, for Children
az and PRIVATE RECITATION Rooms Tor Lid,1s Nov n
:G,, q Gao & .o to t95esi. 1 & g d3t' PIE 3 L % g St & it.
KINDERGAR GRAY, pupil of
IN Nine KRkGE directs ths education Of yo9lg children N lar
rl. address Miss GRAY, 2as CuaberIsna-sl Breos'n
NINE. DE YALENCIA's INSTITUTE for
4 i'sos La5e, Sl I , @ os,.S 1 i" FIe ,t MAJ
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Catalogue 7. 6. hCHki' Ek. A. N. Puheps-
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- the Evening High school, Thenthtt srhsve pnVate
lessons Al No. 7o9 S.fth-a5e, By Prof pE IOkNON
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The best equipped college for the world Que million dol
l, hEed Fun ooueae courses evsrv de9a1es With
pshed professors and cabinets AL apqala complete Careful
ion made for health FOR mor, "a social culture and for everything
beocssarT fined comfortable home Terms 500
covering al expenses Of tuition. board feel light and wishing No
except ior Instruction. in Music, Painting sad Rsng
Send for ". l. DEAN, Registrar
Pail session sept ~
V0NKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A BOARDING. SCHOOL
for mailing toys intelligent beathT. Christian hEN.
ESTABLISHED 1851
Earnest TEACHING. C0mmOn-seuee
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4 LADY of experience in TEACHING de-
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Hes Of the New York NOnd Afe Possession pal
MAY. Address Mrs ROBINSON Boz $40, Newfork p o.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-13
Ncw lJubIicallons.

HAZARDS sANTO DOMTNGO.

HAZARDS SANTO DOMINGO-
SANTO DOMINGO. PAST AND PRESENT; WITH A GLANCE
At HAYsI By Samuel HaZaj Maps AID illustrations CVnn e5o,
Cloth - %
very useu and pleasantly written book Hf. Hazard
most s-rea able cumpaniOn-l Alienfum, London
Interesting - Ills descriptions OF that auu ~ hf
present da with all the vitality Of intelligent observation
and buoyDce spirit The bof from tfR " last thorough
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