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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
A s"a and MelancAouuy An.Ir.

One Of those sad cases, fortunately rare In
this community. IN which an unfortunate wo-
man Is Killed by the careless ase of fire arms
ana ner distressed husband commits Suicide
occurred at the residence of Mr. James Bar.
Gus, near Hillsborough, in this county on
tuesday last 1t seems that when Mr. Holly-
0ay commenced to supply our people with Ger
man laDorers MI. BarcuS was among the first
TO SEND In an order for German labOrer. He
arrived promptly and Mr.. Barcus being so well
Rleased with him ordered q man and wife
These arrived and were we'll pleased with their
new nome. One day last week German No 1,
attempted 70 demonstrate how rabbits were
Suos ana Killed in his country, having for his
audience German No. 2, his wife. Mr. Barcus
ana Miss Barcus The man In attemDtinp to
nre the pistol, being awkward, fired in diTec-
ton In which Miss Barcus and the German
woman were standing. The ball passed in
lIont OF Miss Barcus, actually tearing her
clOtneS. and lodged in the breast of the Wo-
laan I am ana passed into her lungs. She screamed
anu ielI backwards, but was soon found to be
not dead. She fingered In greai agony until
TUESDAY when she died, despite the skill of
u Holland, who had been summoned to her
sde' AS soon as the fact of the death of his
WlIe became known to the husband, he, in ut
yer dlspalr, went out and securing a rope hung
hlmSelI, In which position he was subsequent
ly discovered dead. The two corpses were laid
OUT slde by side, and subsequently buried This
unfortunate couple, ON their way to this cOun-
try; lost all OF their children, five in number,
ana Wlen the wife also came to an untimely
end the husband deemed life worthless. and
committed suicide. The poor fellow, through
whose innocence and verdancy the poor Wo-
an lOSt her life, is said to be almost distracted
ana Is closely watched, least he too should be
coule desperate AMI take his lhe.-ObSsrUer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
rhe Boot on the o.ner Foot.

DELAWARE FISHERMEN ABOUT To DE AKREsrRD
FOR UNLAWFUL FI3HINa.
The authorities Of our sister State Of MARYLAND,
Is will be seen by the following article. which We
clip from the Snow Hill AlesseIgeT, of Saturday.
trS also resolved 70 rigidly eaEofca thslr laws IN
regard to fshinS -
"Mr. John b. Hargis. sheriff of Worcester
county, accompanied by the States Attorney, ON
Thursday moTning last, took trip up to Bishop
vile, for the purpose Of aErestng certain parties
from the State Of Delaware engaged In commit
ting depredAtions in our waters by fishing therein,
which lat0 act Of the General Assembly makes
unlawful. They came back Thursday evening,
however, without making any arrests, the ice IN
the bay being SO great that no partiss were found
fishing"
= Vf6'adViss our Delaware fishermen to bs more
circumspeol. They have high regard for the
6shing laws Of our own State, aud do not like to
see them disregarded. They should have equal
respect and consideration for the fishing laws Of
other States. Besides, the next attempt at arrest
may bs more successful, and they may meet with
even q more severe fqta than did our Jersey
brsthrsn, who were arrSsted for this Offence last
year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ELECElON OF DEMOCMATIC CON.
GRESSMEN CONCEDED,
NO CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR.
both HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE CLAIMED
BY THE RADICALS.
CONCORD. March /

- OONCOhD, MOTcn IL.
The annual election for Governor, Railroad
commissioners, three members of Congress.
state COunSellOrs and members of the Ee0is.
iature, took place to-day. The canvass has
been very quiet. In many places it was diffi-
cult to reach the voting places. in conse-
9uence Of the bad weather and deep snow.
Governor Straw received the support of the
Republicans for reelection, and Ex-Governor
.: a. weston was supported by the Demo
Gratis 5. K. Mason and J Blackmer were the
nominees of the Liberal Republicans and
Efo!li6tOry Liquor Law men respective by for
Governor Eighty-One towns give Straw
Republican, 1856, and Weston, Democrat,
1862, Blackmer, Temperance, 4Ol; Mason
Liberal, 267. The Indications at this hour
(9P. M are that there is no election for
Governor by the people.
CONCORD, New Hampshire, March IL
Midnight.-One hundred and thirty towns
give Straw, 24.971; Weston, 81 ,s57; BIackman
SIG, and Mason, 466. The relative gains and
losses show q Republican net loss of 9Os. The
telegraph office at Island Bend was burned
tonight, and the returns from the northern
to-day. :. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
tue Foster Case.
REPORTED BRIBERY BY THE MURDERE
FRIENDS

REPORTED BRIBERY BY THE MURDERER's
FRIENDS.
The New York Herald to day announces
that charges were made on the Produce EX-
change that SIS 900 were given to Mrs. Putnam
to induce her to write the letter to Governor
Dix asking him to be lenient with Foster, her
husbands murderer
The money was raised by a relative of Fos-
ter's, and paid by VIM. L. Allen, a merchant
IA relative OF Mrs. Putnam.
Allen was interviewed by Herald reporter,
and he did not deny that money had been paid,
but declined giving particulars, on account OF
the family relations.
In consequence Of tlese disclosures, o peti-
ton Of merchants has been sent I'd Go vernon
Dix, asking him "in consideration of the un-
holy means employed to defeat the ends OF
justice in Fosters case to ignore all petitions
and letters, except those relating to the law
and evidence,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

IA The Subscriber intending to quit farm.
ing, will sell at Pubic Sale at his resi-
tdence, near Mount Pies SAINT ST. GeOPRes
A-elundIed, m HU hSDAY, March 2Cth, 1915
hls entire stock and Farming Utensils as follows:
head OF good farm ard road Horses head OF
good mlleh Cows. one with calf by her side other
Will be in profit soon; head of Young Cattle. /
yoks o. good oxen. five years old, home raised;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS-1s good farm WAGON.
iron axle; OK cart. pey. iron axle: kOckaWaJ
carnage. nearly newl Pennington reaper, in COED
ORDER peach rtGging with springs nearly new: /
pnti 9Sar6Orn, nearly nov; sacn orchard wagon,
hOIdln6 ~ baskets: 8 plOWs. 4 eultIVatOrs, twin
hafrOWs. lot of forks. shOvels, hoes and spads:
gram Ian In good order. corn sheley, sets of wa
gon harness nearly new af lead gears in COED
order; set of carriage harness. nearly new; se.s
OF pl9W gears ip good ordsF, lot oil brides and col
aIs lot o. peach baskets and peach ladders lot OF
jackson white potatoes, lot of grain bags nearly
new one hall interest Of IS wheat in ground
oOo Dundle good blade fodder lot pork hY the b
household and Kitchen Furniture and many other
articles tso tedious 10 mention.
Inc SAFE viii eOmmence at 10 O'Clock. No post
plenty Of ahed room, -
xkhMS-AIl sums of S15 and under will be cash;
over that amount credit of nine months will be
given by the purchaser giving q negotiable note
/ o. sale. THONHS n : H0PKiNS
S. NJ. ENGS. Auct'r. ''-'''0 ~ mari2-t:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

CANRRIDaR (MD.l ELEcTioN.-The teNn
election Of Cambridge, Maryland, Naa nsla sal-
urday. recalling ioF the hr.t time. 20 sns 49,
.";..,onsrs ~. ss follows: Wm. F. PattiSon ana
sI..T T,s-'sn, n Nevbray. the former BY tuenty-one
snd ~ ls,ter by iftsen majority. The demo-
c-~sIe candidatcs were Charles w. BTssrWood
and Wm. Drain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
DIED.

WISDoM-on the 10th instant, VIM. A. Wisdom,
IN his list year.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 9tte 1d his funeral from his late residence No,
IyiL dI Market street. on Thursday afternoon, at
"O1ONA' e
W1LkINSQN.-0n the 7th instant, of consumption.
annie j. Wilkinson, in her 34th year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

SIIoHF FIRR.-A slight Gre was discovered,
about one O'Clock this morning, n one OF the
stalls In the stable 0t Robert smith, on Etensh
10 sxtinguished, before much damage was sus-
tslned. and without the aid Of the Fire De
'nartment. which however responded 20 the
alarnl. with the usual alacrity. 1ho nre y sup
nosed to have been the attempt Ofan incendia-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
JOHN MERRIOK & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. Z Fifth street,

Clayton House,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PagtiOulAr attention given to Investments. Deal
eys n Sand City Loans. Bank. Railroad Stocks
and Bonds bought and sold on eOmmissi) %. Time
Paper and Collateral Loans Negotiated. Money
Loanel on Call. Also.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Real Estate Bought and Sold on Commission,
Mortgages Ne egotiated. Houses Rented and Rent
ColleeIed All business intrUsled to us will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Several hrst-elass Mortgages and other Loans for
sale. mars 3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

SNOW BLIED.-AIr. J. u. Hood, the efficient
chief engineer OF the Peach Bottom Railways
SUFFERING az the present time from an attack Of
snom blindness He Is receiving treatment at
the hands Of q skillGul occullst In Phlladelphia.
and hopes that In few days he may be able
to resume the important work Of which he is
in aharne,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

nIKD SUDDENLY.-GeO. Falls. son OF VIM.
.Ralls, proprietor Of the Howard House, Elkton
2dIed suddenly, last, evening. He was stand
ing in the bar room OF the hotel, at the time,
when he suddenly fell back, aud expired In
about two minutes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

HIsToRIcAL SOcIETY.-The regular, stated
meeting Of the Historical Society OF Delaware
at ~ O'Clock. at the rooms OF the Society,
Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
MlANzNeTON AcAOEMN
F0n nOTH aRXD9,

FOR BOTH AkAkA
aa0 Market street. WalmlnGtOn, Del.
A thorough RFoRaEatory school for College. husi-
meas aud teaching. Tuition ~ 60 oAo per term,
according 10 adVaneamSnt.
dsrpan. Preach. Drawing and Paintins At pro-
ma nSsS-ia ALEX. c. HARRIS. PnIscrRAL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
ReGIster'a OP0eF.
New c.stis COuD.I' JJS1Saars Js1aa1Ts.ySs ySI5' ls


New Castle County, JannaGTzsrh. ISIS.
Upon the application Of VICTOR Dupont,
Executor Of CHARLES /. DuPOhT. Jf, late Oi
Cnristiana hundred. in said county, dsoeaSed; if
e ordered and directed By the Ragistar
that the Executor Aforesaid give notice Of the
granting Of Letters TsslAmanfaFy upOn the Rs
tate Of the deceased. with the date Of granting
ing thereof. by causing adVertiRumOnfs to Be
posted within forty days rom the date Of gueh
Letters, in six OF the most publio places af the
county OF New CASTLE recurring all parBsns haV.
Ing demand. against the Estate 20 present the
same or abide By IN Act Of Assembly In suab
ease made and provided. And alSo eAasS the SanO
. be inserted within the same period IN the
DelAWaFe 6a8otto, . n0Wsl ap0r publi8hea VIII
AiDgtons and TO be OeOntiRned therein tive months.
(-~) Given underline hand aud Seal Of O0es Of
the REGISTER Aforesaid AIN ow Castle in New
49, Castle County AfOFeaids thS day and year
above written. b. GIBBS. REGISTER.
NOTICE.
AllpersOns havtn claims again 81 th Lh >
deceased mast the same duly attested to the
Executor or before January z8ths l8TA, OF abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made ana pFOVi-
ded. VICTOR DuPONT RxooafOF
WilminKtOn. Del. Jsn- o. -2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
GAZETTE.

The Legislature has extended the time for re-
eeivin9 new business to Friday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
4TaWts.
PUBLIC NATE

WANTED-TwO COmpositors. Apply at thi.
w Omee- mario
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
the PEOPLES COLUMN.

NRRY BRIEF LKTTERs GLADLY RECEIVED. LONG
COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT BE PRINTED. WE
ARE IN NowIsE REsPoNsIBLK FoR THE VIEWS
OF CORRESPONDENCE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

1HOR RKNf-TWO lArea eonnectlas Rooms A.
E In the third story Of the SAVillo Bald
ing for society meetings or for lRAk wann-
hetuTinS. Apply % ALEX aAyILLh -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
A Rare Chance for a Tinsmieh,

On account Of continued ia health. I fssl com
PEELED TO ODER my Stook. Tools Gld kixturo9 for
sale. IL is an old established and good business
one Of the best in the city.
InSuirs st No. IlS Market stEass. WIlniAEtsl.
febi7 y. 7. DEACON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12
HOUSE

DepOsit.Aeeounta of Ranks. individuals and 9th
ers received. on which allow interest. Checks
drawn on US are payable without notice. the same
as at q National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-12

FUN 0A43s
49, TuoAty-hVS small Houses. from f5aE to
M siX rooms. in diaerOat parts Of the eltys-
~ PIiess ranging fro@ 80 % Sl0Oo.
III Terms 0aaY. j. u. fkALkA.
Real kstato A9slt,
Telegraph BalldinE. - near haEkSA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
SATrRnAY. Feb. LIZ NJ

GAllEDA1i ItD. lJ-I. VI.
The general trade of the city has barely fulfilled
the expectations SO uniformly expressed last week
and has ruled quiet all the way through, receiving
repeated interruptions from the further impedi-
ments to street travel by the storm of Tues
day On the whole there have been no material
changes in the prices of staples during the week
Cotton, however, has been declining throughout the
week, and closes tonight the basis of l9sc. for
Low Mddlngs. The receipts for the week at all
the ports amount to l22 bales against 12l last
week ia G16 the previous week, and 13j 493 for the
week ending Jan. "a. The total receipts since the
first of September, 1872, amount TO 2.5O1,j6S bales
against 2.O9l 1875 the previous year. increase of
4O372 bales Theexports for the week foot up 1913 59
bales against &C. 459 time last year. increase
Of &C. 200 bales. The total exports to date are 1ljl
957 bales, against 1,152074 time last year. The
total stocks ON hand are J03,0SS. against 574939
bales last year, decrease of 6G85l bales The total
stocks in the inteHOr towns amount 10 So 0i2 bales
against SS,0j7 same time 1872 an increase of 9S5
bales. The total quantity of cotton in sight fools
23ll Oa9, against $685. 200 same time in 1872 de-
crease as compared with last year of ~, ,lGl bales.
The events in financial circles during the week
have not been as important az the preceding sx days
The Syndicate operations formed theme Of eonver-
saton during the early part Of the week, and there
was some doubt expressed az TO the amount Of the
total subscriptions. IL seems now, however TO be
taken for granted that at least hundred millions
were subscribed for TO that effect coming
rom London TO-DAY. and probably more. enough TO
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
City Bank shares are quiet, and prices generally

The advance IN Union Pacific securities impaired
a frmer tone to the market for railroad mortgages,
ard prices were well sustained under a good buying
movement for investment. Central Paciics closed
strong at 1O4. GlOil, and Western Pacifcs at OLA
a., Union Firsts sold at 81, and Land Grants at
a. Incomes advanced from i6G77.. Boston, Hart
ford aud Erie Firsts quoted at Al di12 and the
guaranteed bonds bid for at 81, without any offered.
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

The gold market has been quiet all day, but the
current speculation advanced the price another rac
ton to 14s the movement deriving assistance from
the heavy import lines at tho port The range OF
the price was 114l and 114! On gold loans the rates
paid were g. A. 81, A. 5, 8, l, "a and per cent Tor
carrying to fiat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
S35OO in called Five-Twenties, and Sll3ooo III com
interest on the public debt. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Ooiu
cleared, S77,O60OOO; gold balances, Sl'S'4|Si cur
rency balances S3,l5l, ,16i. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

The Philadelphia stock market is active. Pennsyl-
vana Skies, 1O8; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
26g; Reading Railroad, 57!; Pennsylvania Railroad
CT Gold 1144.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

We are now selling the GOLD SEVEN PER CESr
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN
RAILWAY COMPANY's SOUTHERN EXTENSION OR
CHICAGO CONNECTION at 81 and accrued interest IN
currency. We confidently recommend these bonds
TO investors. For further information, apply at our
Office 1S Wall-st WHITE, MORRIS 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

State bonds were quiet and seady. Tennessees
sold at70 Missouri Is were trihe lower, selling at
9H. Virginia Deferred was steady at 144; South
Carolina, January and July, being quoted at q! to
2l. The remainder of the list was dull and the
homnnh s1nalI The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
.Ip0Rrs NOV .rPr. /. I8Ta, TO DArt.

FREIGTs-There has limited demand for berth room ee'
Ia the Petroleum trade there inquiry fg The
ngagemenis to-day 10 Lsepoo by steam 90 bohs bacon
and 40 ibis. Flour al 3s 3D. To mt
wep srees Lard Asa ats o. ss The charters were Aa
American bark TO bot due hlee 10 n1ah o Se
With 5000 bb Refined Petroleum on prse e5T.; Sn'l ot
hence TO EgS Ntn ouVo eass 20 az a. ~ ho 5,r.te
GRANThe demand for Wheat sinco our hN ht oeeh mo.e
rather
tue business OF the week has been geity essn'o
bdene the future has been noticeable though 70 W 'nr
se future are aaha5eed sea are & e. G ard 10 wb ch
great publicity given evehere had the enc, 20 u ou G
dnd the quantity OF Wheat IN ssht y Niss N.u 81 - 49,
year This conservative iuhuen and eeks The IA
prop was very general much higher prces prevail s0d
ntelgeBt merchants that the eons that these
dining The Au,ums ndee, failure Of tie crop Europe
and Winter crop % eoHsrme but whatever appes rsh-
srpaent careful examination OF the report.
a Winter Whaio"ng States OF the stocks In iee band. Of
the last crop In Mconn Illinois and love, ahont ore
eighth oneqsarisr o. the spng and IN Mngcs s ote
the Of the Wheat far better hsn h states
utb Much OF the busnst he Northwest Nih he so1'h
diverted on the seaboar and also certain th.t apss
for Ior will PreSe hes thsa bad hoped ioi Oos Inc ei
ug wsk last year From Erope si,ee much be saEs
sas'afsS as pnIa'ssd o % %sSSs rss1' & Ess' yssao
To-day the What market oteued strong hobes vep w
different scout selling and those Spring especially sert V..
qa drsers apart shippers bold 81 the sss
SoO bash at S - Tor Iowa Spring and No. Mw.sies on P
bash. Oduary Se 5l Barley quet Choice sr~ srs
s leo bush P,arowed ~ Oats and IN sI
Mrel AZ Ssja5c Whit At ssas5c Bsei al S4sgic; ws,sp
MId @ aS and 55 for March, White Al 3Sa3e 'Sse "hs
,oded Western far asIeA " A<.
'e dull sDd nominal Corn moderate demand 80! sss ~
I,S Ss.a SosoSSd a, &, sils Ia store ws.srs aed
t'ie 10 sI0e o Oh. sVd tte sSosi do WIS "sF''ei va
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

The subjoined table shows the extreme fuctua-
tons in the leading railway and miscellaneous shares
United States bonds and gold made during the
mast week. as well as the closing quotations Of each
NJ the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
J.. 6. KENNEDY & Co,

No. Al Cedar-st. corner Of WIlliam-st,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un
sold of the INTERNATIoNAL AND Houston AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, aud
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-CIAss IN
YESTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more than
double the amount required to pay interest and con-
stantly increasing.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

Money was very active and stringent up 10 HdII-
past one this afternoon at sixty-fourth and inter
est, to thirty-second and interest but afterward
rates broke down to the nominal quotations OF ana
per cent. The bank statement was very unfaVor-
able, showing that the banks here lost during the
week So 49, $50 in reserve which brings them down
81 600 below the limit of the 25 per cent required
by law. This is mainly occasioned by the sharp loss
in legal tenders and gold rejecting the maneuVers OF
the stock speculatOrs during the week The com
movement of the week covered the Treasury sale OF
q on Thursday, the disbursement of 81 05l0O
IN coin interest OH the public debt and the redemp-
ton of $4,000 IN called bonds the specie shipment
amounting to S759SO and the payments into the
Treasury, in the way of Customs S4,O87g2I Inc
following table shows the condition OF the New
York city banks at the dates undermentlOned:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRT CALL,
101 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government Bonds. -
ooo IT. 6s 1851 Il7s 5000 u g. IS 10lO Reg .111a
1000 u g. $40 Coup 6IlJi u. g. s. 1o4o Coup lls
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Ncm Publications.
VVlIE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
II CoSDUCTBD BY
J. J. YOyHANS
No. Xl. PTce %iiy Gents.
,f.s-arE1dr- ap ~ IL FOR MARCH

D.
J. IOUHANS
No XL Prcs eny Gents
CONTENTS OF No. D., FOR MARCH.
Eshq0slc Phenomena r, Eba' Lewis esq Olu'iTaied)
u E,riri, aud Lie. Ey Fraar1 Pap.ron
Ill Tb,scaI Crsao,rs Hun'n Races By Professor A de
Qlsir,hfe..
" On she EQuaBt, ~ he S,Ies
v. Insiact IN loure B1ds B' D. 4 SrsdIC
Vi Tbs Study Socooy-ILe Educational Bias by Herbert
SPENCE.
VII n, s,r,1eu Of Timber By John lpde,son, Gos-
Ers;ed)
vii On ht Csnses o. Crime
IL. The Keo,ut Progress 81 NaiwSl so'iee
T. EpleJuc Ongn q lslam.sm
NI Asphalt Paveneut
XII Reear.rr Matters r India. Ry Csrt'ir Lyon.
ALL To Fredcnck A P Barnard BY Whtter.
XIV uITORS TABLE: Coercion in Eoscauon-Tle Farewell
Panqutt Professor TyndalL
LITERARY NOTICES: Mayors The Rsrlh Great Magnet
Se.airs Fam., rhermome,ryG uleuiD's The Forces Of
Esiurt-C Clymefs Bpdeuic Cefebros spinal Meningitis
HISCELLANl; Antiquity Of Ciuliahon-A Plant Battery
Government TeiegTaphy-SHea as Bass Of Paiut-Whts
Epots Photograph TToois-Aueieut FeIus-our Native
Binds acquiring Hatit-Psper Building Material
-BowlJerBl Clay in the Long Island Drift
Fru-Ysma and Hakusan-Combuston under PfesSure-A
SPIDERS urueenngGeoloey Of the Great Plain Of Mo
roo-Cfo,s between the Ztbu and European CatteSoid
if,ue Curious Phenomenon in Vegetable Phyfi
ooF,-Pureturrg the Pericsrum-Slag as Building Ma
tnai-Autqu.ty sf Man AneIes-Efects Of Coal
Gas on CTornleehs 10 Agsna-DeePSea PbOtome-
Ter Cheap Hydrogen Gas Binding Stoue and Fire.
NOTES.
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

The Government bond market was strong at the
close. when more active demand was developed
The German bankers were the principal buyers, the
export of bonds at present, with gold at ITS ruling
high price admitting of good profit on the turn
1868 closed at 1l6sQ1l6!. Fisk Hatch report as
follows at 4 H. IN.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
THE MARKETS.

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more tbsu half grade below the grade quoei
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