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unusually hight Consols ana United States bosds are
steady but foreign securities have made further de-
cine consequence OF the feeling in regard to
the Eastern question To-day ticket day and
fortnghty settling day at the London Stock Exchange
Tho London Times OF to-day. It's financial article,
says such complete slaenatiou prevails in tho
money market has not been witnessed very long
time, bankers being ut loss 20 know in which dircc-
ton 10 seek employment for their surplus balances
The decrease OF specie Tor tho past week IN tho
Imperial Bank OF Germany Is 4l4a,o 900 marks. In
Paris routes 6sE Toe Exchange London. 25f Doc
The following nru halEpasl 1--WE London quota
tons Consos for money, % 5l6 % lll6; do Tor ac
count 94A o. 1910; 1865 bonds. old 1o6,s; 1867
bonds l0ots 1905; tcniorty bonds, 1861 new nves
1908 a lo6'4 Erie, los i67s; do. preferred q.
UNITED sTArss TREASURY
A Washington despatch states tho House Appropria-
ton Committee have concurrcd the Senate amend
mems to tho Silver Resumption bill
Bank notes received for redemption to-day,
$780, 600; revenue receipts. 100000 customs rc-
cepts 5000, oo1
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out 10 day SIS 900 gold
account of interest and $4,000 in redemption OF
1vo-twenty bonds
RAILROAD bonds
Railroad bonds continue quiet and without important
feature Tho changes wcrc an advance CT y per cent
in Harlem first mortgage consolidated sevcns and <
per cent in Morris and Essex seconds; decline OF u
por in Milwaukee and ST. Paul a Crosse divsion)
and Michigan Central scvens; 4 per cent in Union
Pacific sinking fund ana Western Union Tcle-
graph coupon, 1900, and u per cent In Union Pacific
Railroad first mortgage. New York Central registered
rsts sold at l2o Eric thirds at loS New Jersey Con-
trail consolidated rsts AT 1885,, Morris and Essex drsts
at 49, do seconds at ll0A, Michigan Central sevens
at 106 Fort Wayne seconds At 1l01, Union Pacific
hrsls At 1861 1855, sinking funds at 9la&, Rock
Island at no. St Paul LA ossc divsion) at
l02 and consolidated sinking fund at IS SS1.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following ono
tations:--Uniicd States currency SKIES. l26 1851;
do. do. 1881, registered, 1915 l2lh do. do. do.
coupon 1925 1879 do. do, 1865, registered, ll4h
a lis: do do, do, coupon, lis lls'4; do do.
do, new. registered, 1854 q lls.; do. DO, do,
coupon, 1885, llals; do do, 1857, registered, III
o 1914; do do, do, coupon, III 1914; do. do,
1868. registered, 1874 l23k; do do, do, coupon,
1924 123&; do tcn-fortcs, registered, 117,s all7H;
do. do, coupon, l1sH 1888; do, nvcs, 1881, regis
tered, lis llS1; do do, do, coupon. llsA 11sk
SHARES.
The sales Of city bank shares werc 10 American FIX
change Al ll4yt ~ Bank OF Commerce at 115k us
80 Bank OF North America at %, 160 Mechanics at
l41 and 35 Fourth National at o. Bank State Of New
York was quoted 46 bid and so asked
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON M0RTuAaE.
OR INVEST amply 10 n. l. GRANT. la Broadway.
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ctaincd-sood ordinary, tlbc. strict nry
10 10. l6c. low midalng. II lec middiing IL 5l6c
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Tho Atlantic and Pacific and Franklin Telegraph
companies announce further reduction In their rates
and after this date ollows:-Bstwcen the primer
pal cities and towns east Of ST. Louis aud Chicago
elusive, twenty words for onc-hat the price OF ten.
word day message the transmission b At night and
the delivery through the Post ONCE OIL the following
morning. All messages arriving at destination after
eight A. NJ. TO DO delivered by messenger as hereto
foro This It Is claimed will afford the business COM
munity as low rate, within any ordinary limit OF
words, accorded TO the press.
The gross earnings OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST
Paul Railroad reported follows
1874 1875 1870
First week In April. $751; 900 $4,000 $lo7 900
From Jan. TO April "a 039, 100 1442 I32 1889 sol
international and Great Northern Railroad Compsny
eainings:-
1876 Earnings Expenses
january ............. .$lto,3 $40 70 $16,el2 81
February. 116, lS6 33 6llSy SO
The President oil the Hannibal and St Joseph Rail
road reports that the receipts Of the company tho
three months ending Apri! were $s0S 600, aud the
gains during the period $il30 57 This is bet.cr
winters business than has been done since 1872 This
Official also that all pending difficulties concern
ing the payment of past duo have been sat,sfac
toriIy adjusted.
A Washington despatch says:-Thc Treasury Depart
ment Will offer In day or two, through public adver-
uscmcnt portion tsomc 30, oOOO OO) oil the new i've
per cents, in which tho Geneva award was invested,
and with tho proceeds pay or the amounts ofthe Court
OF Commissioners on the Alabama claims
The consideration OF the Tariff bill by the Ways and
Means Committee Is SAID to DO complete, With the ex.
ccpion OF tea and coffee.
A. tho annual meeting to-day Of the Long Island
Railroad romp-ny the following gentlemen were
chosen dircctors:-Conrad Poppcnhuscn, William
Kcvau, Herman Funke, Morris Franklin. Adolph Pop.
pcnhuscu, T. H. Sutton, a. L. Poppenhuscn, William A.
Havcmcyer, J. d. Wallace. L. b. Hinsdalc, L. H.
srraguc, d. '. Ropes aud II. c. Porpcnhuscn. At
subsequent meeting or The directors Mr. Conrad Pop
pcnhusen elected President and H. C. Porpcnhuscn
Vice President and Treasurer
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April H. 1876.
Cotton dull: middlins. i2xc- low mddng II &c. good
ordinary oc Net receipts. ou5 bales gsss go Sales
Nxw ORLEANS, April II. 1875
Cotton quiet; middlins. la,la low middng lac good
fss'ss France. sss s:si:
Mosnx. April II, 1879.
ssss lSS bales
Cotton dull middlng, IKE mddins iilsc 's good
ordinary. Not receipts. 5sa bales; s4 sales
cHAnLssros, April II; 1876
Tssa1 s's ssssGi: 80 bales
Flour UNCHANGED; sales 500 Ssls Wnss. steady; No
q IS % a Ss r a. Ss h = L.
Corn dull sales q old :. sc barley quiet sales
so sss Corn seissd and IS for 10
holted. Per tor Msed-shorts. si7 snpstus $is. mid
TOLEDO, April II. 1870
w.s::s as :sr ~ ssi. sa,s i,sslss ss
b si Asl s'as ssi. g. is s%sss
Ss% % S Ssa %sss Sliced
MIXED. sc April, sc Kansas sa'ss no grade sae
8 s. y e s''as
-four, 3Ooco bushels wheat, 1900 do corn. 7O
v.. 40, .,s,,,.a w G1mcASo Z: April p /! 1870 !.
oss s.s o.. a:s j oss.; June: 80 Chicago
May 3sc. june: rejected rec kye dull and lower
generally lower; 50 VI TX spot; i7 SO 10
May; f22 " t23 -, june. Lard dull anu shade
lower; $iS 10 asia IS. spot; *l3 10 $40 42h. May
Sl3 ~ June. Bulk meats dull and lcwer; shoulders.
sisc; cienr iib sides, l1Ac: clear Sides I2hc.
whiskey love, AZ 81 OF Esecpt,-riour. $500 bhls. ;
rye 300 d. barley ssop d. shipments-Fiour. GOO
bills wheat, 2JUO bushels: corn 10000 do: oats 900
do rye. SO do barley. 1910 d. At the afternoon call
q the Board whss, rather excited and higher 81 s4
May: 477se. 47,sc. Jane Oats higher: aos@c, Apr
3asc: june. Pors hrmsr 81 .2h. May; = -, June
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EUROPEAN MARKET

| LONDON PRODUCE MARKxr-LoSpox, April ll--Even-
ingLinsccd cake fl0 los per ton Lnsecd oil, 2.s 3D.
per c.
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delivered on contract. DO bales
future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
alter two r May. 100 bales nj rs 5I6c., stU q
rs II 32c June epat I5sl6c. 2oD at 10 10 SIC Jnly
1870 i3s.c August, 100 10 rosie. Total s20j
bales To-day. up 20 y. M.-Aprii. 4tn 4
iysc May ;dJ vs. 5i6c 7vp at g,2c: aj At ia,.e
7,U 10 u.;i1c., L5tu IL 5iec 100 ~ 10 g--c. :
June, no ~ Is y Toe 100 Al ia.c. ltr 10 l7S,c
i3isc 900 - ~ ss, lou At iaa iu at ~ 123c
is i7ssc, 90 ~ Ollie, go - ~ 7s2r ia,sc
I'D IS i7-t2c july lvD ~ ID 23s,c DO rs VI ,c
LOO IS a3slc iso a. Isc. zoo at Is ~ se 100 a.
isac.. 100 81 10 as.sac,, 100 at i3asc, 10,
At ~ 23a2 August LOO NJ l3;sc. Noyem or. 100
10 7isr total oIoc bales Grsud total 2iUo bslcs
The receipts ports follows snt,eston. 5st5
haies New Orleans. .4e; Mobile 7uS: savsunat. ss5
charleston an: Wilmington. l32. Norioix 5ss. New York.
w1 Boston, 49c Pnsiadeiphs, iss Total, svy7 batcs
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currency exchanges. 1919
Currency balances. J-hl,o oS
ooid exchanges. ........................ yoc
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. l5J,e52
OPERATIONS RANK
Cold balances. .................... $Ss'@2l
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pas Az
sr"ss ciearanccs W,ozS,OcO
The specie engagements for Europe by tomorrows
steamer up TO this hour are 800 900 gold coin
gxroKrs
The exports OF produce from this port for tho week
ending to-day 81 523 io3 against 81 ISL 26o Tor
the corresponding week 1915 and S. i5a IN 1874,
The total exports OF produce port since Janu
ary this year. 500 33s o52 against 500 ,5c AIS
for the corresponding period 1875 and 1ooo4 45o
In 1874
~ INVESTMENT SHARES
Investment shares higher In some instances.
Pitsburg and Fort Wayne brought lo25s Chicago and
Alton l04 lo3I; c., c., q aud l., 5itA; Harlem, las;
Delaware, Lackawanna Western, 1l5s a 49,;
New Jersey Central, 1o3a 1o2iz los; Cleveland and
Prttsburg guaranteed, e6; New York Central 1925;
wells-Fargo Express, SO; Adams 1917 Producers Land
and Petroleum Company, 1o5 1864, cx quarterly
dividend OF six per The stock yesterday closed
% Illk. The last quarterly dividend on this stock
was three per cent Tho books closed to-day, and the
statement OF the company shows further per cent
dividend on hand With two months yet 70 run The
March dividend Is payable the goth inst
Tux rorEIgx MARKET
London advccs report gam OF ESQ, 900 bullion by
10 Bank oil EngIaud on to-day the Of dis
count IN the open market being easy at 2a2t per
cent. furihcr reduction In the official Of dis
count Is expected an early day. probably on Thurs
day next the demand for money IN all directions beng
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Tho following the Philadelphia stock quotations
nj three O'Clock this day.


The following arc the closing quotations Of mining
stocks reported by telegraph from San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
THE CATHOLIC WORLD.

The late DR.. o. A. BrownsOn is the subject OF
well written sketch, presenting judcous and Impartial
estimate character and genius OF that extraordinary
representative American. The paper begins with
description OF the physical appearance OF the eager
poenic some three or four years ago little daughter
OF ono of Dr. Rr0wuson's intimate friends, who WAS
visiting his family, after gazing ntenty at him for some
minutes exclaimed: Is he not jdst Ike great llun'
Nothing could be graphic or accurate than this
sudden and happy stroke Of childs wit We never saw
Dr. Brownson read Of Lis great articles without
thinking Of the mieu the roar OF majestic lion; We
have never seen a remarkably fine old lioh tbout
thinking Of Dr. Browuson. HIS physique was entirely
correspondent to bis intellectual aud moral power aud
hs great head crowniag ike dome his massive figure
and surrounded ia old with mass Of white air ana
beard like a snowy Alp, made him grand and reverend
object look ut, such We might picture TO ourselves
Zoroaster Plato, ST. Jerome or ST. Bruno. The marAs
OF inlI1nity which lime had imprinted upon him, wlh
the expression OF loneliness and cldi,ke longing Tor
sympathy, added touch OF the pathetic 90 the picture
ltted awaken a sentiment Of compassion, tempcrng
10 a more gentle mood the and admiration
excited by his venerable appearance" The fol-
lowing view OF DR.. BrOwnsons intellectual endOw-
ments will not be deemed exaggeration by any
who had IN intimate knowledge OF the In his
caliber Of mind think Dr. Brownson may be classed
with those men whose capacity Is only exceeded by a
very small number oi minds in the highest order OF
genius Intellect. reason imagination and memory
alike powerful faculties Of bis mind and his great gt
Of brain. with corresponding nervous and muscular
strength made him capable Of the most concentrated,
vigorous and susia Cd intellectual labor. Within tho
scope Of his genius there work. however colossal
which hc not naturally apa5lo OF accomplishing
His g OF language, aud ability OF giving expression TO
his thoughts and sentiments, whether original bor
rowed greater than his power OF absr ction
aud concepnon and his style has a magnificent
Doric beauty seldom surpassed. rarely even
equacd Although DR. Brownson was not an orator.
and MI. Webster not philosopher. there Is, never
thecss striking similarity In the style Of tho two men,
who mutually admired each others arodncs With the
sympathy OF cognaie minds In argument but especially
In controversial argument and phppics DIR. Brownson
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
MONDAY. MAY 22-P. VI.

The stock market at the opening of the week
showed no change for the better, and after brief
period of partial lirmness early in the day. the sell
ing disposition predominated and continued nearly
all day. with only partial and temporary reactions.
Western Union was very well sustained by the
pool and on sales OF 81 900 shares 6uctuated only
between 6i2 and 653s closing at the highest price
Lake Shore was the leading stock, aud was dealt in
to the extent of about Gl 600 shares az 52asD52s0
52952l2@5ll l2952is The new party in Pacific
Mail took advantage of tho quiet condition of the
market to advance the price Of their stock
sharply, about 2 per cent OF tho coal
road stocks Now-Jersey Central was freely
sold at lower prices apparently by holders Of long
stock, and bought in by parties who desired to re-
alze the profits on short sales. N Y Central opened
with some strength and vigor, on the belief that
there might DO difficulty in the delivery Of the unu
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
HARPER.

The first article in. this number, entitled
"vrgnia aud the Revolution" by John Esteu Cooke,
describes the social condition and domestic habits of the
"Od Dominion the close OF the colonial period, with
personal notices of General Washington, Patrick Henry
and other celebrities OF the day. "a Trail in the Far
Southwest" interesting chapter Of travel in New
Mexico aboundns in pictures of the natural scenery Of
that territory with some curious Illustrations OF the
habits of the people Mr.. Hudson Holy's paper on
Modern Dwellings," treats chiefly OF color decoration,
with description of several original designs, and some
valuable suggestions heating and ventilation The
First Century the Republic. by Dr. Austin Flint r
devoted medical and sanitary progress showing the
development Of the healing in this country especially
in the department OF surgery Dr. Flint fully recognizes
the change which has taken place IN the use OF
the sc-called heroic method of treatment, such as
bood-leting, catharties, emccs, bhsers ana mcrcu-
rial remedies, which much IN vogue
during the early part OF the century, hat are
little employed at the present time The tone of Dr.
Flipts paper is philosophical and its predictions with
regard to the future character of medical practice Is
marked by sound sense and scientific knowledge. MI.
r. H. stoddard contributes agreeable paper on
Alacauay and His Friends" presenting many literary
"reminiscences the cotenpOraes Of the historian with
several portraits. Tie of Walt Whitman, and the
absurd position Of his English patron Robert Buchanan
are well put in tie Editors Easy Chair: Ihcre Is
no conspiracy against Mr. Whitman nor any Jealousy oil
him among the acknowledged chiefs OF American htera
ture and lie his friends to authorize an appear
like that made by Mr.. buchanan, there wold be re-
snonse we are very sure which would dispose OF that
genemans assertions and innucndoes. lie would PROB
ably be surprised IL American should suddenly
vuperate England for not recognizing III hh the hhe'
poetic heir OF Shakespeare aud Milton, and propose
scheme for his pecuniary relief r. he claims, great
genius has fallen upon age and country which 90
mot know him. and lesser men. there really Is
nothing to done. The deepestand most earnest desire
of every ace and country foF greatness OF every knd
II tits not apprchended 1t Is certainly not because II is
not desired. The world and every individual delight III
great men, If they appear and are uarecoSnzed 1t Is
the misfortune the time and country but they cannot
be rIghtfuly blamed The man who desires and honors
all good things can be reproached that having no ear
for music lie did know Beethoven aud Mozart when
ne heard them For twenty years America has read
Walt Whitman and, respecting all that II knows OF his
honorable life aud hi manly fidelity to conscience, tean-
not yet perceive the greatness of his poetic genius MI
Buchanan should not be too hard upon America. With
time aud care, 1t may become as wise as he"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23

The cable advices report money very easy in Lon'
don three months bills being accessible at 1Ss per
cent. or 81 below the Bank OF England minimum,
this institution gaining cs9,000 on balance to-day.
British Consols dull and steady and United
States bonds firm. but Erie was weak and excited,
and declined to 1859 II, later reactng somewhat
Preferred closed at 10 to 81. In FIaASfort New
Fves were up to 1929. Press dispatches report
3 per cent Rentes in Paris at 10j.42i2- The gold
market was dull and lower. being devoid of feature,
sales alternating at 1l2ss6112L, after opening at
ll2lo. Loans cost l. H. and per cent carrylngto
ilat The foreign exchange market was duh at rates
given below selling rates at half cent conces-
son The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN
coin interest the public debt and S3s,OOO IN
redemption Of called bonds. The days operations
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared
S2l .O75. 900; gold balances $9i5.32s; and cur
rency balances, Sl,o6s. 502. We annex principal
quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
sual quantity Of stock sold on Saturday; but no
such difficulty occurred, which fact would seem 10

such difficulty occurred which fact would seem 10
indicate that the sales referred to erc for long and
not short account. Michigan Central dropped
to 45, perhaps on account of further anticipated
reduction in freight rates. Erie was lower on ac-
count Of the decline in London. The St. Pau!
stocks weakened. but North-Westerns were
dull and steady as were also Rock Island
and Ohio and Mississippi. Investments were dull
Harlem at l3S Panama $50 sharesl at l2S. and 100
at 1870. c.. c. c. and !. at iG and Morris and Essex
lO3lt. The miscel' aneous shares quiet, At
antic and Pacific Telegraph selling at IL and Pro-
ducers' Petroleum at I13ss01134. In expresses,
Adams sold at 107, and United States at 20. AT the
close the general market was strong at smart re-
cOvery resulting from the covering OF the shorts,
The sales of the day were larger than usual
of late, amounting to about 1000 shares.
The advances in prices at the close from the final
sales of yesterday were in Northwest Preferred,
Il Del, Lack. and Western, i2; Western Union,
81, and Pacific Mail. 2ls. Union Pacific declined. L.
ST. Paul Preferred Ohio and Mississippi, and Rock
Island each l2 St. Paul Common, Producers
Petroleum, and Lake Shore, each Ss Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, 81; Michigan Central, e Har-
lem. Erie c., c., c. and l., and Missouri Pacific each
1, and N j. Central 2la per cent Other stocks
closed without change in price The following table
shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
The closing quotations Of foreign exch

The week opens upon aDuhdant MOhey, anu To
lends on call at 3G32 on the ordinary collateral,
while prime mercantile paper sells at TO per
cent. The United States Treasurer to-day received
$500, 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
customs receipts at Washington to-day were $780,
000 The Internal Revenue receipts footed up
500 900. The following is the Clearinghouse
statement Currency exchanges, $7l, ,4l3,OGO; cur
rency balances. $3,l19,9S0; gold exchanges, ST.
l70,6i4 gold balances, $1059,497.
United States bonds were in good reouest byin-
vestors who recognize this class of securities IS eer
tain when so many others doubtful. The lower
tendency Of gold did not materially affect prices
Coupon Is of 1881 sold at 1923. coupon and regis
tered 5-20s of 1868 at l1I7s; coupon 52Os OF leC|
at 121la; coupon and registered 5-20s OF ls6s ~
1913 registered ten-forties at ff73i coupon do az
1884, and coupon and registered New F.yeS at
ll73s. Tie bids at the close were
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23

The State bonds were pretty much neglected
though old Tennessces were up to 45ls. The Louis'
anas were firm. and Missouri strong. District Oh
Columbia 3G5S sold at 70Ss. The following are 'ns
eurr httls
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
NnsCcllhncous
COI.. n. w. GREENS PATENT
AMERICAN DRIVEN WELL.
NBI. ID. ANDREWS & BRO,

4Ii wATER-Sr., NEW-YONK.
Having sustained this patent after four years Of litigation
we are now prepared put WELLS In NewYoIk and Kings
Counties sell rights aId also To collect royalties in
every state in The Union wells driven without authority
ukR. j. r.. NEWTON has returned from Cali
- ora with increased healing powers, ana Is located At
NO lS West Dist si, &eW-loik.
MANY chronic dis, lse- cured instantly.
COR SALE-An oblong TENT, nearly new
size by &c 81 seat from 300 10 l,OOJ persons good
investment any wishing MAKE money durinS iLo
Centennial Address CoWLE>. Tribune once
GTEAMBOAT FOR SALE, without register.
- mqurea 22J West ST.
CTUTTERING.-U. :. Stammerng institute
- fDr Whtc AZ tthaye Nr@-l ors. Best references NO
pay until peIfcc; cured call OF send for cncular
GUNNER HOME FOR POOR CHILDREN
sde Home for poor children provided the friends o ts use
charity will Subscribe the means During last Summer
lwn thousand ~ ID children enjoyed sea bathing aud
fresh ais a. this Home many spending Week a. IT, Many
To tie unfortunate. $500 t0Oi ueedel sup
port through the Summer. SubsCrpt Ous W possible IN
e tho Oice OF the thdrens Asa Socety
10 Enst Fourttst. j. T.. Wiam treasurer Metro
lolltan National laua, No. los broadway
G. T.. BRACE secretary Childrcu's Aid Society.
fI'iIE ATTENTION OF MINING COMPANIES
Il SOLICrIED-Hayihg = large practical experience ia
Western mines would h position connected with mining
a as pert in Transfers of property.
MINING LNGlSEEH, r. q. Box 1859
SVANTED-A very good second hand hound
w copy Of APPiErONS PICfu RESCUE AMERICA.
Addrcs, y II. Co, o3 Murrays MY stating cash price
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
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collision and quarrel or accident the ubiquitous
policeman Is always at hand TO take the numbers OF inc
vehicles whose drivers may ne concerned in the shlr
Complaints made by passengers are always attended TO
at once and immediate rcrcss is pretty sure to follow
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
.Qnstrucllon.
CITY.

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at the American Kindergarten Building Gallery
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All tho FIoebel ideas adapted 70 American wants Books with
ont words q ,oumes Any child make them Teachers
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