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DIED.

ALLERTONAt usile Thursday. March 10 Pr~efrf
ofHas aul Gs,bd ALrrtoa sgcd year. mont ni = ii'
the of his sher Bropro Ne9is hr ltA
lust at o'clock Carriages Mil be 10 waiting 81 henal Neaos
the she llh train the Twenty sgephs JsDst
The rensios will be eoHveysd 90 WOODLAND cemetsr'
ALLSTOS-u city. on SATURDAY March short risu
Washington Aon Youngest Of the late VIM NJ Asses YES
Ne~pori X. l.. papers please copy.
DoUGLAS-At Tsrtoxa Hudson Thuydsy S,,r
only child Of Henry end Hosnse Doug aged TO months ,
Ruuers their residence Friday sesaoou p o'clock os
return trsiu to tue city
FARRBs-on "Wednesday h Jose F,rre, Aop'o Of Hama &.
Tie ses AND friend. II the family are respectable invited ,,nf
the funeral on Friday the b @ from b late ~, eaes No 70
hast fonresutlrst
HEMIigLLSgi5en. wth dsas 81 hs heart Ages enphih seL
- cnpt 10 she 81 geaf o. her ge
The relatives the family respectfully ia'iied TO 'ps
the funeral from her late residence No 81 Seenta7s % Saa'D
tbs l2tb Inst. at / O'Clock, Without iartbrT police
LU4SGrOy-on sondag March Of hiher Jare Eet, %
Charles H. and Josephine T. LGsngol aged years All Eda
Friends Of the hu, are ea to attend bis funeral from zoe 'l, ~:
o'clock. Tue remains vii he tak0 to Carmel T. of ntsfnent
MOORR-On 9th day Of Ih month At her residence in RibEag
Hannah sdo~ Isaac Moore and e, dsushefothe late iehso"s
Panersi on 1,b dar s2 p Psd, Meeag House Al R,s
Friends uvsi without lrbef notice Leave coi'hss
st. Perry at ..
NEEEER-At LIONS Yarns, near Seyar. y >, Nj" h'U 4
Fapersl Friday b INST, at. from The P''.Jern caareb
Lyons Farms.
sIIELDoS-Ou wednesIsy March Of HsaJ and C,i
She don, aged months. days
The friend, Of the amv respectfully Invited % af
funeral services a. &c Puepont, Boosu fnhay At p q"
sOUTHhAYDI South Sorwa: Com March Albert soashm't
forU,ry o this O.
Funeral SOrSsD. this Friday at O'Clock
TEMPLBOn the Gtb Bs New Rochelle MARY daughter Of i's
The funeral viii AXE pl,ee Pelham Friday -.
at The tisnGs Of her family sIe invited 70 tai
"tboui further uoce Tran leaves Ae"iea depot r'afh'
aud TEenty seventh. st, At ia a.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

The Xth Assembly District Union Republican
Association last evening, elected standing Committees
for the year. Mr. John Cummerford presented petition
asking Congress not to egslae away the pubic lands 70
railroads other corporations. The petition has re-
ceycd many signatures.
At the XVIII Assembly District Republican
Association meeting last night, bylaws were adopted
and a number OF persons proposed for membership.
Upon adjournment. meeting Of the Executive Commit.
tee was held which Charles W. Cartan was elected
Chairman and William s. Murray Secretary. IL was de-
Cded that the Committee would hold its meetings on the
night as the Association throughout the year
Officers for the Irish Republican Central
Major James Taggerty, President; Col T. j. Kelly aud
Capt J. f. Kavauagh. Vicc-Presidents; Recording sec
fetarv Joseph NJ Gibbons: Corresponding secretary,
Joseph j. c. Clarke; Treasurer, Gen. L. H. Jones TX
ecutiye COmmtee-James Ingram. Capt Joseph MUIR
pby Eugene O'shen and Col Tim Hanley Of New York
d. NJ Hurley. Col Il. T, Egan, and Capt Maurice Fuz-
harris Of Brooklyn.
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INDECENT PUBLICATIONS.

r, At Eduor Of The Trtb"ne'
SIR The communication in your Issue Of To-
day from the principal OF academy. concerning the
bad influence OF obscene papers in his school needs more
than passing notice. for in no other way IA obScehV
and filth allowed to Aaunt ito brazen faoe Do'ore INC
public. Two years ago resolved to buy no paper OF
article Of any kind whatever at any stand where
The Police Gasee The Days Dogs was offered Tor sar
and have reg0usly kept that resolution thouga ot'e"
incUmmoded by II. -,
10 has been OF great satisfaction to me 10 suow
that the Union Ferry Company long time ago forbade
the sale of these papers 81 then lefryhouses
Why III not other corporation follow their exampet
THE TRIBUsB has often spoken against them WI you
NOT +" souud the truupct " ono again DkIrA.
IOt March !, 1870.
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BrRNING or THE EAGLE PRINT WORKS

At about $40 last evening, Us the employees
were about stopping work, nro was discovered IN the
storeroom, OF the Eagle Print Works, Nos. 6jt $50,
55s. $50 aud so West Twentyhflist. The alarm
was given promptly. and the fire department
soon arrived In a very short time the haines had
spreadfrom the room In which they originated III the
extreme eastearn eud OF the building To nearly the
entire length OF the structure. The ediiCe was two
story brick 30 feet in depth by feet in length aud
wa, owned and occupied by CHARLES Manly Of 335
West Fftieth-st. 80 rapid was the Increase OF
the fire. probably owing 10 the inllainliabie
nature OF the contents Of the factory, mat nOth-
ing could be saved. and the chlmncys ouly now
standing The five printing presses ON the second
floor were ruiued. aud their great weight proDsDy'
caused the walls fall quickly in the space OF a
hour the building leyeled TO the GrOand MI Manly
estimates his oss at between tI5.oo0 aud sN"ooo on
stock machinery aud buildings The loss will ne covered
partly by insurance, but neither the names OF ne eoa
mics nor the amount could be ascertalned large mum
tne Of tho discovery 6 the fire, and they h'u oaieV
time to escape III safety.
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LATEST SHIP NEWd
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Psms Wssos Liverpool Feb 49, and Qssssstess ~
via Boston March p ndse
Bark Athsos WsFk Bremen Jan. II, ballast
Brig George Prescott, Buckmins Fell River.
Brig Isoh Lono1d. sATsse. Cardesas - days. aGsI
Eorth Pacific Bfsbethport Orlando Smth F'7sb-tsvc~t
Native. Bhr,bet6pOTt y EersiD, Bissbcbpou,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SNssytH c. March IO-ArriVed. schL Anbis Mur~hs hss
baltimore Cleared Steamships Ahsbra for Boston Lvisxes
fer Hioek hr. Nellie Doe for Johns r. E. bark Drsss s
Hull. Knr.
CssSLxTOS c. March i0-Arved steamship Pomethsss fres
Philadelphia sailed steamships Falcon for Bstmse TsDoes.os Tor
NesIork; bTgs A. Lsbee Wilmington C. honsrs, Bosses
schs NJ Rover Georgetown. C.; H. KiaE Bsanorsg s. ~
Sbsrt philadelphia Henrietta Weymouth Mas Virginia Dare isf
Northern port
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLrsorra. RHg March oTts ship Warrington. Capt Resnssf
FROM Newcastle SesYork With general cargo. has arrived here
eaki1.
DISASTERS.
sfr WISER Msreh nbe BARK E Of Barbados fos Mstsssss
or Nes.ioFs, With arrived here TO-DAY sssnz bsdy
The srhr B Butte from Carnss Tor fo sh DD,ssss eel
sngs. arrived today leaking slightly.
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METHODIST LAY DELEGATION.

The Methodist of March 12 says: since ins
opening OF the year the North Carolina, Ieka1 in
ton baltimore Kentucky aud Virginia conferences nat
voted upon the alteration Of the Ee.sse have
voted uuaninoi,sly for the alteration OF the RUE, u
India aud Liberia nothing has yet been neara' r Three
and Kentucky have given votes amounting 10 oN'' n,e
fnurths hi, each and Baltimore fraction oN.t ,,,r
ourths The KEGS, W votes above tue Requires" nir
already reache, g aud will Doubtless riso s, - ~.
s,reiy n needs not ~ s,nguine touPot 10 P'V'"'' ""
uuaI ,xu u. Ok Is.I uologsslvn
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MUSIC;
corrscuALx MEMORIAL CONCERT.

GOTTSCHALK MEMORIAL CONCERT.
Mr.. Haner's Gottschalli Memorial Concert took
place ut Association Hall on Wednesday evening The
audience was large and the applause abundant. IL was
announced that another entertainment OF similar char
acter would take place tho gath Instant. whom nov
selection OF Gotlschalks compositions will be presented
LISTS uEXAMREON.
A correspondent sends Us the following facts
respecting the List duet with which Miss Mehg aud
Mr. s. H. Mills produced such effect on Monday night;
"The announcement upon Miss Mehligs programme OF
LISTS Hexameron rs q novelty struck many piahist,
LISTS. composed originally for concert for the poor
aud dedicated 70 tho Princess Christine dc Begieoso
that sr distinguished panists had hand In the con
strucOn OF IT, Those Piansts were CCztiny. D. IKE,
Chopin, IT, Herr 5gismond Thaberg and Fraueois Lszt.
is great work for two hands, as any pianist knows
who has tried it. but had the pleasure OF hearing u
than 20 years since. when it was played at me Ola
Apollo Rooms by Frederick Rakemann lie PLAYED Ihal,
bergs Noise on the same occasion beside Two songs
Schubert transcribed by sztan evidence OF muscle
and finished technique quite common III thoso ancient
days"
This ia trne az far II goes nevertheless. Miss Mehgs
programme was right The original Iiexameron" was
a solo niece the one which Miss Mchlig played Is o
rearrangemcnt of by List FOR four hands and IS yir,
tualIy new work IL has never been published. Tho
nanuscript was presented 10 Bliss Mehs " to coHi
poser,
GLEH AND MADRIGAL SOCIETY.
The New York Glee and Madrigal Society, to
which yo have so often referred. has made arrange
mepts TO give another concert about the end Of tins
month"; aud still another IN April or May IL IS proposed
to make them subscription concerts that 10 10 say sub
snrb.rs will receive on payment Of sl0 five tickets for
each OF the two couccrs, and no tickets vii " cog 70
The general public unitss tho subscriptions ia shott
OF paying the actual expenses No cannoC s'y
that wo quito Ike tins plan. There are
many enthusiastic lovers OF the delicious gee ana mat
Tgai who would be glad to buy one or TWO tchets
for each concert but have no use for more ana WIN
proper business management seems rs II thefe ought
10 lie no difficulty securing large audiences IN the
usual way Next year the plan Of subscriptions might
bf tried as 1t IN the Philharmonic 5Occty-that Is 10
saw ao ticket uf admission to the whole series q" con
cers for the 1T much. and sirSo tickets 4"
somewhat I5hcr rate.
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NEW-JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE LEGISLATURE

pROCyEDISGS IN TIE LEGlSLAIUKE'
Ter xroN, March 10.-The Senate occupied
~, rpine session in discussing the bill for the drain
ace Of the arsh lands OF tho State under the direction OF
the geological Survey Board joint resolution was in-
troduced in the House this morning requesting Congress
to call convention of the States iqr the purpose 81
Efsie1 The bill granting divorces from persons lnal
have been insane for ten years was relecled ny ni
NOUS vote, A hill gaa lhtiVuueeu " ia SS '
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RHODE ISLAND.

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMEMORATIVE PRESENT
STATE OFFICERS RENOMINATED.
PROVIDENCE, March 10.-The Republican
state Convention met in this city today the Hon. Will
liam Greene President and Charles Robinson and j.
NJ Alderman, Secretaries The present State officers
were renOminated by reclamation, viz: Seth Padeford
for Governor: Pardon W. stevens for LeutenaLt-Gov
ernor John r. Bartlett for Secretary Of State; Willard
sayles for Attorney General and Samuel A. Barker for
General Treasurer
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,.,.uro. a. March l0-Crnde Turpeuu, STEADY al ~ ~
, a. 10 Spi Tureans unchanged saes sc. No,.-s"'"
-. ii 40 Tor Strained Tar BrA at III ~ Cotton 80 St.
arasr. Ga March l0toon market quiet ami Ira VIA us1'
oss,ng,, sales bales; receipts 800 bales Nlahnk
orIr.Sx March l0-fi"ur rs Zbd 80 sSA ~ - nay.
ssa.gT PAN S22 Bacon. piGl6labic Ham. TIC lao
t.,r. Tierer lac Neg itc Sugar Rnneri Pnne le ho
Tern,ong asac prime 65d6c whisky sod Coiee "nehaus''
Gold tlJ, ktchangr -Sisrlag va NeN iOtsSh1 "" L.,
81, VsAs,a al Magca fosr sai wheat alehsAse' Lesa
D.
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THE WASHINGTON RELICS.

To IRE Rditor OF The Tribune.
SIR: It has been announced that Mrs. X. f..
Lee daughter Of George Washington Custs, has made
anappcaOn to general Government to have restored
TO the relics OF the immortal Washington fonnd III
Arlington House when taken possession Of by the tn"n
troops in May 1861 This request. it is assorted, Will
probably be granted
Over these sacred legacies, the Eagle OF Liberty
soaring into Virginia that great dawn first halted on
ts onward and protecting Arlington House win
outsreched wings asserted TO the world that all Oh
Washington's was sacred trust. In the name OF the
MYRIAD martyrs who haOw the great battle fields OF tue
land; IN the of their widows and their orphans
in the name OF tho MANNED warriors returned TO peace
u sos their great work DONE demand OF our Repre-
sentatiyes Washington that no further sacreee DC
permitted 30 those relics II the blood OF The Lees ana
be stses vas so tainted that these sacred relics could
not preserve them from traitorous are not NJ
custodans of them Let those who fought ana blcd III
memory of their great dead continue 10 guard them as
mcmentoes OF their cOuntrys Father, ana lheIr Hme'
ke,o. York, Feb. %, 1879. AN OLD cOLDil"
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

HAVE COLORRD PEOPLE A RIGHT TO UsE OUR
PUBLIC CONYEYANCESf
TO ths Edttov Of The Trtbnne.
SIR: Is there any State or local authority
for prohibiting respectable coored person from riding
I'm the public oonyeyances OF this city friend of mine.
last week. saw policeman on Broadway forbid col
ored man 20 enter stage and when questioned rs to his
authority doing replied that the rules Of the stage
forbade cOOred people TO ride in their convey
ances" Have stage companies right 10 make such
regulations. or policemen 10 enforce thc,hi "Dta'
hc,o- York. March y, 1910.
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general news Oh INC WIEN
FIRST PAGE Gold-spece Payments
Cuba Grain, Provision, and
Editorial Notes. other Markets
News OF the Week DO Marriages ana Desihs.
mestic and ForeIcllD New York Horse Market.
Political Philadelphia Cattle Mar
""'e sFeoSn PAGE. The Missing steamer.
After the Rain. The Dry Goods ifaue;
"c;iye me q Pin and I'll The Tribune and the Peo
New S%U PnblIcst.ons: xLIst Congress-2d SEES
Iarnev's Barns out. SIXTH PACE
buildings and Fences. Agricultural
Veterinary American In titute
Washington Sketches FARMERS oiuoi Mr.
THIRD PAGE. horticulture auu War
Foreign Correspondence; het oaIuehus
Great TeotG Britain. Papers on Dairy Farm
PS'aS lnSei''''' What Know Of Farm
Queen Victoria and the ing.
Uuitcd States, Time lOng ras..
foTRrH PAGE New-York Cattle Market.
Editorial: Real Estate:
Bible Translation Ad,s ,n,,1,I r.ey
''se VI "''"' Albany Cattle Market.
Little sen and Women. Boston lost, Live stock Mar
, 3d T Imisea At Hand Commercial Matters.
i,o Ju tIint,", peS'nnn European Markets.
ION Miscellaneous Advertise
rirrH PAGE. msnts; ,o,o.o,o pr,,s.
Announcements. \. H. ,,, mnp,e producs
Cotton Markets. :" 'V"u'.S
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Co1eress and Legislature when IA session. y, H.
49, e,clu.iye Reports OF tho Pfoeeedlngs Oh VIC
E,rmer.' Club Of the American lnstltnte talks apon'
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MISSOURI.

THE UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE AND GHNEliAL AM
NEsTY MEASURE ADOPTED.
sr LOUIS, March 1O.-The Fourteenth and
F,eenth Amendments TO the Constitution, enfranchsnn
Rehe, and extending suffrage TO the negroes passed inc
souss Tonight ny OF 81 10 49, They were already
NJ Inc -NnAte.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ..ALBASi, March 10.
EEPORTS.

Peouiripe the New-York Life Insurance and
Trust company 10 pay certain moneys 10 me
Inc atlsntic-ave in the town OF NewLOts amending
me charter OF the Brooklyn Trust Company charterns
WI inc tho conversation OF Canal Commissioners
and Appraisers the Canal Appropriation b estaol-n
ing an institution for the relief OF INDECENT ana dsaVeu
soldiers OF the state Of New-lork
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amending the relative To the TRANSMISSION OF pack
ages letters and merchandise in Newlork ana BROOK
Ign by pneumatic process; concerning tne bos.o o,
for New.York-he same introduced III the House Last
evening. with the exception Of abolishing the central
Park Commissioners
Authorizing the Commissioner. OF the Sinking Fund TO
lease piece OF land to Founding Asylum oil the ols
tiers of Charity Of New-fork.
Amending the act 10 provide for the payment or the
interest certain canal drafts, certificates etc. for
work on the canals. ,,t 49,. -, -,
The Senate then went into Ekecu'e Session. ana SUD
EVENING SESSION.
GENkRAL ORDERS
The Senate in COMMITTEE. disposed Of the following
hill. as noted. The Military Code bill was made the
hTcnne RAILROAD COMPANY of The City OF NewYork TO
extend their tracks-hrd reading regulating the car
rge OF freight, aud To fix the rate OF compensation
therefor on certain railroads in tho Sate-third reading
Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House in Committee disposed OF the lOl-
low hill, as noted: For the appraisal Of all canal claim,
against state-third readings amending the General
Election law of l5i2-thIrd reading.
BILLS NrRODUCED.
10 charter the Manhattan Club OF the City OF New
york amending the charter OF the Abingdon savings
RANK: incorporating the Friendship Association OF New
York-ordered TO third reading; inc9rpofa'lhS tue
Excelsior Safe Deposit Company OF Sew-York
BILLS PASSED..
~ ,,nnrove certain streets running 10 Gowanus Canal
prnoIvn amendng the act for the protection OF female
a,nnoyts and extending the provisions throughout the
state amending the charter OF the BurhHltk savings
Ronk Br0okIyn; amending the act for organizing say
ings Banks - -, ,of,, ,oso,,,,on On AMMAN, n
Lon, Committed 10 invite the Hon. W H. seward 10 Welt
H. ana receive tho congratulations OF the Legs
Iao U. a.tGv,Is.ug tue Commissioners ~ ne slukius
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23.gos

The 10 remaining towns last year gave Stearns abOu
923. Bedel LAG.
This indicates about 800 majority for Gov. searns.
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ANo Ph.dephs onMarc o., The Rs' Ch'f'-s
Quick SIR. emseR Appey Of hss.yersF {" Ms MATTE dss5f
the George : Byan Of Bohemia hao9. Ceel Cos'T
Maryland
HOYES-GRhSTon the gh INST By the Rev q. Prsnii-- D..
Henry H. Noye D. 81 c 70 Anna d. OILY alsghsf VI Df
4. W. GAut OF Ioas Island
An Notices Of Marriages masi be Endorsed uih faA
name and ddfiTCSs.
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AUGUSTA, March 1O.-By IS majority, the
House has refused to abolish capital punishment,
which dspOses of the question for this and one or
two murderers Will be hung in few months. Railroad
consolidation has been given up and the immense lobby
retired to-day The Legislature will adjourn within two
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Hazard & Caswe,p. Cod Liver Oil !. ts. ,.s

The Trophy Toulnio .T~,ny o. ssnt for sresiss
Address GEO h waRiSe. jE. Ogdes Psus ss~por; RI
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Fund n New York 20 lease 10 tho Ladies' Homo cciey
certain piece OF property read snd passed Recess
EVENING SESSION
GbnERAL ORDERS On,

THO HOUSE Ut OV"uHIteo uI'PVSou Vi tuo fVI""I's VIII"
noted 3,
Amending the act TO keep in repair the roads and
bridges between cities towns and yages-third read
ing amending the charter OF the W0rkingwonens FRO
tectiyo Unon-third reading making fees payable IN
dollars and cents instead OF shlings and pepce-hird
reading facilitate the payment OF taxes 10y railroad
compaDes-ihird reading: Incorporating the Peabody
Mutual Benefit Company OF Newly York CIty-third read
ing incorporating the Eastern District Hospital. Brook
Bn-third reading; Incorporating the OriOle Club OF
Now Ork-tbird reading; amending the act making
provision for the support OF the Brooklyn Dpensaries-
third reading.
A number ~ local bills ordered 10 third read
ing, aud tins House then adjourned.
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THE pAssENGERs or TIE CITY OF BOSTON

THE PASSENGERS or TIE CITY OF BOSTON.
To me Editor Of TIE Trtba"e'
SIR: In your article published this morning
touching the missing steamer CITY Of Boston, you name
among her passengers, booked at New-lors' Me>srs
A. c. Morton. DIR. Topper, H. T. Archibald H. D. MELON
aid Should DO Duncan Macdonald OF Montreal aud John
Ieyesly This announcement causes many inquiries to
be made and much sOlicude felt on the part OF the
friends OF these gentlemen in this city. Dr Morton Is
the President OF lie International Coal and Railway Com
pauy. aud only went far a. Halifax. We nave Dhl
several letters from him succ his arrival IN that city
The Hon DR. Tuprcr formerly the leader OF the Gov
crnment nf Nov, Scotia and Is now member OF the
Dominion Parliament. He \ now IN the CITY ol Ottawa
Mr. Archibald resides In Halifax, docs also Mr. Lies-
ly: and Duncan Macdonald merely en- r0He u Cape
reton Nova SCOTIA where lac IS Row superniendihs me
building of a railway.
Probably many the others named in tho list also
left the steamer her arrival ut the asnamcd city
Passengers Europe t least cabin passeIgcI do NOT
generally take ths iumHn steamers via HALIFAX, lhht
being an out.of thc.way modo OF reaching LlvrrnOol,
owing To detention at Halifax. a. h"hAE'
.'Dl,s, March :, 1870.
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MIRRLEU.

woddng and Visiting Cards. Iai,l smp.ss Note P,ase
W. Scss. let FrIrOSr Old Dvrca Cgezos.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is
ready this morning. and contains, in addition 10 the
90 neraI ne W OF lhe week:
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POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSUIRE.

DETAILS or THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
The following table embraces nearly all the
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MAINE.

THE LEGISLATURE IN FAVOR OF CAPITAL PUN
IsHMENT-RAIIEoAD CONSOLIDATION ADAM