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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RELATIONS.
INTERESTING ADDRESS OF TIE ANGLO-AMERI
CAN ASSOCIATION.

INTERESTING ADDRESS OF TIE ANGLO-AMEkl-
CAN ASSOCIATIONS.
At q meeting of the General Committee of
Che Anglo-American Association held in London on
Wednesday jan 25 ISL, Mr. Thomas Hughes, NJ p, in
The chair IL was resolved that the following address,
setting forth the objects of the Association, be adopted
and published:
The Anglo-AmeIcan Association has been formed for
the purpose Of obtaining the best securities toI the main
Genance OF friendly UNDERSTANDING and for the euva-
ton Of more cordial relations between the United states
Society in the United States and Canada, and it has
been mat there are many leading Americans
who will give their ard TO this end II is hoped thOt ct
Of each country resident IN the other Will join the
Association in tie place Of their temporary domice.
The necessity for the establishment of some such so
Ccy has forced Itself on several OF the promoters or the
Committee, who have been lately IN the United States
history, which exist in England even among otherwise
s. much the same in the United states with reference
{ Great britain Upon al. questions In controversy
form the strength OF the case on each side are for all
practical purposes unknown in the other IL is fruitleSs
. inquire 10" his came TO pass 1t IS clear that 1t IS
g 90 allow such state OF things 10 continue.
the present effort which the promoters con-
lent may be made the instrument OF spreading souDder
81 gs and of bringing together citizens Of each country
e WORK Of the English Association for the present
W be confined to the publication Of carefully prepared
e. oHSd IN e sS fSM esgS a. and to entering into
cespOndence with citizens 81 the United states who
my be ready to JOIN In the "ork Of nearly
Ills believed that other methods Of forwarding this
n D he able 10 avail themselves IN due course
citizens Of either country, who may he ready 10 JON IN
q effort requested to communicate Wltl inc Hon.
s. creary, No Adamst.. AOelphi, London, W. CO Jan
uary, lo7l.
1t was also resolved, that having regard TO the mis-
g arising from the exhausted but unsettled contro-
-versy as 20 the Alabama claims this Association ex-
presses its earnest desire that to Governments OF Great
Britain and The United States OF America may address
themselves 10 the immediate settlement Of this matter
oy negotiation and that question Of diplomatic form
Zoe allowed TO interfere with speedy adjustment.
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CONNECTICUT.

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS NOMINATION.
HARTFORD Feb 15.-The Democratic Con-
gess Convention for this District Hartford and Taand
Countless nominated to-day u. A. r. Goodrich Of Vernon
The Hon. Julius L. Strong, the present member Is tho
Republican candidate.
In the lid Senatorial District to-day, the Hon. Ezra
Hall was nominated.
The Republicans Of the III District have nominated
the H. ii. Starkwcathcr for reelection TO Congress
for third term by "a vote OF II 70 "a.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY &c. Is7ls

tho way 10 1oson Ono Of tho passengers awakened
by IOud pOHding while tho WIS IN morton. After
1t had continued como minutes he got up, wont to the
door, and there Guud tue train and sc3pingcar con-
ducOrs making d. Qcrae efforts 10 arouse the porter
who had locked the door, and the conductors were I'M
able 10 reach the o! tho train In case 81 an accl-
dent the inmates would nave been doomed. Again: On
OF tho secpingcats i1lI Boston to New York, ast
night drunken man, ShO passed the chief part OF
the night In Insane yelling, sT.''Bg walking about, ana
shouting the most obscene Language. Slcep mpos
sble and g. allow such man sla SCepingcar Was an
outrage upon fairness aud deCsncy, II.
Nee York, Feb. II. 1871.
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THE BROADWAY WIDENING-LAWYERs PRoPO5-
ING SUITS.

Citizens protesting to be anxious to defend
their legal rights in connection with the Broadway widen
ing met last evening IN Lyric Hail. The meeting was
called to order at s5 the following persons being pres
ent J. Mansfield Davies lawyer his law partner, Mr.
Coffin Con. Davies, cousin 70 j. Mansfield DaVesj H.
T. Mann lawyer three young real estate agents. three
citizens who declined 10 give their names ana -FOUR re-
porters. j. Mansfield Davies then read long re
port evidently carefully prepared, and arguing that
mo legal steps be taken until the passage OF the
Of repeal and the time appointed for the payment OF
awards and but when that time comes per
whose interests affected can act either ndiydu-
ally or in combination"
Ii r. Mann said that tho Broadway widening must.
eventually settled by the Courts and he did not think
the bill before the Legislature constitutional or in
other words, he believed that those who had re-
ceiyed awards not entitled TO them.
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FIFTH PAGE.
Alice Cary's Funeral.
New-YOrk Life Insurance
Company.
Gov. Andrews Statue.
XLIst Congress Third
Session.
New York Legislature.
Children's Aid Society.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Grain. Provision, ana
Other Markets.
Albany Live Stock Market
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Buffalo Live Stock Market
European Markets.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Four Years Old.
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Wool and Mutton In
America.
Horticulture and Market
Gardening.
Just Praise Of y Noble
Farmer.
n. Y. State Agricultural
Society.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Katrina ON tho Porch.
Home Interests.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate Advertise
ments.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New York Cattle Market.
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Commercial Statistics.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
of Country Produce.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
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UILUs
nuRyysOu Monday Julia b VIE 81 me ae 'a'@'"
u"rre+ AMI dgug btrr OF r. Wetmorc Dean ., B., ,,S
r on. ami renis Of the family r-sPe'tnA inl ~
the gs..l from her se Tes"ieuoe' 40 - Wv '''i
Thursla7 10Th Inst, a. III o'clock d. m
HgsENw AY-Au SuBeh Conn. Feb. y !Ks'' D'"''' ""
In the .0h year Of BIS age .,...t =,
urBBs-Peb 49, 1871. Henry libi', agei '' Years "'D'' ~
t,,a.4 attend fn1fral
'Ir TPTrsy al clock ?. "a from DeAh1i'e hs'"'S '
without further notice ,..-..,,v
paji,Jsriia and Massachusetts, papers please copy
p,,soe On WEDNESDAY 18th John yn'r ife 80 h Ian.
Iil - - tsls -e invited st.e4d hs hni' ~. go
His relatives anu e- ,i Hamilton .ts Toe oV Of Foso
1000 IN Fr,say l5h inst, at oeocS p in' ma
RlKRR-On Tuesday moraiug. Of m'ss.,'i - '
NJ n Pter aged months and ~ jas .l On rsraia,
Restves and friends s invited 70 On The eseBos u bis pAu.
laernoon 10Th INST, At o''OSN "
10 10 gist Thirtg -oufiA'sA a, .,t..
- ,,,s d. "A soei Il yuar Wi1m y aVlo f,, Nj. ,b.
Hs relatives a s yt twenty ,arist, Fuia in'f'us' '
ID ocl1ck
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MISSISSIPPI.

GOV. ALCoRN DECLINES TIE SEAT IN THE U. S.
SENATE.
JACKSON, Feb. 1j.-GOv Alcorn, who was
elected to the United States Senate year to succeed
Roves the 4th Of March next announces his intention
10 decline the senatorship. The Legislature has passed
a bill giving equal rights to all at licensed hotels. bill
introduced repeal the law by which hotels are
required TO pay d license.
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unchanged fed-i2afac Tor Steam and kettle Hogs ~ 1nfa
Cattle uBbaBgel ReeeptsB600 bbN Floor, 800 bash Whest
1000 Hogs
BrTTafo Feb IsPour duu whes. nonnsy 81 y for No
Spring ConSse- car oais Il SO raek CARLOAD, ieo< az
e rc Oats Rye and Barley unchanged Pofk qnct a. Sl1
Lsri quiet II l3c nizhvnes nomi0slly gi99lc
"LsIstT y. G., PEP spds II rPsLtne sru A. $50 ROSY
NJ lac
AoOUFrs ls-Co,tsu dali and prices easy i3i1ga for Md
dlngi sails, ~ bales; roosipt, So bsle4
gSORts,ys Pen l5ou- snd erner ssperane 90 e3a
~, 90 Double kItn ~ 87t; Treble 81 1874 81 D. Cen
ne '9 Dat. timer. ~. Lous end Gaca, TOE bass
- grl ~ nay va - pors quiet and st0c light; bess.
~ ~ 20 Bacon araer Sloubkgs d Gear Rib il Char
e IJc S0SafN d Hams l7e Lsr qist, fierce p. ole ksg.
~ &c sugar I'm Pme "a g. Mos flT demand prhs,
Dc#c- Ch0ce, 58aGoc WhiEy-We'ern Rec.ised DC 0SL
New.York SiEh i0i Asco1rt Coz ~ - v
DETROIT Feb lFsur quiet md Wheat du Eris
81 5i No. White 81 a. Corn dui Il Sic Oas sesiy ss sls
Hogs quiet at % 3d.
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STATEN ISLAND TOWN ELECTIONS.
The town elections in Richmond County we

M,ddlo1-Superisor, r. Brick. Reg, SO; W. G. Denyse,
Dem 42l-Bicks mjots H Town CLERK g. Maekln Req J9J
j. r.. Eily, Dem, fG5-Eddys majority. u.
hGcLSupersor Van Clf Dem, 81; D. L. Gardiner tax,
225vsn chefs majority 49, Town Clerk J. H. Van Name, DEM
iJ1; NJ NJ. Mlrsh iaS. 2S2-Yan Name majority 3ij.
Wsftd-surervisor g W. kls, Dem, 49, A. j. Wood Rep
43iEss majority, D. Town Clerk. G. BOgarln Dem, az
j. Laforge lseT.. a. ilorye's majority p.
fi-Superysor II. Keev, Dem O6 T. Blake Rep, llt
J. L. Keenan,, Dem, g. NJ
Conner. R-p. llO-Keenan's maj,Htv. pa
C1s0-Snperyisor MnGru. Dem and Ind, 10i; l. Neseryt
Rep S3-Muurns majority $50 iowa Clerk knny, Dem, 5l3
j. b. Vinegar Rep, 3O-Kennys majority, l6a
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN NEw-JERsEY.

Inc NeW-,Iersey W0mans suffrage AssocE-
ton, and me Essex County Association. met at the
Opera ouse in Newark yesterday for their anniversary
cele, nton Tho Essex County Convention was called
order first by Mrs. Davis, the President, ana tho
officers for the ensuing year chosen. Mira Mary r.
Davis was reelected President and the usual number OF
yice.Pre,lonts we're chosen. The meeting was then
addressed by MR., Davis aud ME, RayCn. IAe sts,s
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

49,. Orders have been issued disbanding the
Belgian militia serving on the frontier.
THE excitement in ROumania has con-
sderably decreased and IL seems probable that
settlement of al difficulties viii be arranged. The idea
OF change OF dynasty has disappeared from the public
mind.
Count Mendsdorf died in Prague yester-
day.
There was riOtOuS demonstration In
Cork Ireland, Tuesday. the occasion OF welcome
gwen 70 released Fenian The streets were cleared by
g mounted police with The use of their drawn saDers,
sud the mob dispersed.
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THE STATE or TRADE.


sr Tort. P,h IAgoton dali and hon nsi - 90 P, Water
scarce Tor low grades s,eraue Winter 20 !, wSsuppy Eshi
IS I5GE9 ~ Donos Etu Nj Water salable 81 F7-hea
higher Corn steady and ieoS o" n ~shsngoi rye
st[lGsi o. WHISKY steady Al go ,s-e Pc, ouri a.
10y 100 H., SAID Mes. stctvi hiohle,, 49, tosS ~
10y aciG C'i, sS' Coa tab lol caS Sde' 10 BACON
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suetial Noh9se

y~.~~----- Rruioy al. 80 .,,,,,,,yv
FLORENCE sEwlNG-NAsShHi,SNlH '''
fH""" HAVE REMOVED I'D - Z.
A. 10 UNIOS-SQUARK, Bcse"iy' ne'i -
,,h District Union RePnbil.,i,ni A'f ps'pS pia.h
twentieth ,ilhc hc,t 6imr' ,iai',l - -
Resll mont. THURSDAY EVENING, feo 49, d ''''
ST. 10. Committee all met At . SS " OLIVER P7aen.
Ia p w,LKER. Secretary -
IA,S IrySs Recording Secf',af' a, ..,,,,.,.
90" g., Assembly District Un'"s h ap nns
fHcnt monthly meet y WI. " le
Associai'o" I'M, a ave- Ons-nnoirc ana a. ~ s,s
(Itursi,l ~ UsSs, J. MooRE, Secretaries -
so.s ,.e.bly District Repabiican Ass9cisno"
Fts ~ 'TeTsIsyj EVENING 8. h31 ,p p.i "a en
tlint.,t. a O'Clock .-
sl y ,--s,abi, District Union Republican A-scciss
ton = Iii IN urslayl EVENING, feA 10 - ps,r
Beser'i I, RnRsxII Sec MARTIN b BRoWn. RI E,s--
-.,,.,h Assembly District Grant C Ciunisy Eysx.
""ss,ng AZ Onmms Third ave Gardsn. ,un N,ssn
INC Feb 10 Al S 9snos PIoNdooi pro tenn
,c,p lnsttutc-rbe Polytechnic branch paser,l tepio.
,.a,.eS EVRNING Room a Cooper bsAhus ,, sor us-
Seas.on GAlyanic Bateres, and hHrtIkAN Charuan.
RoBERr WIN SECRETARY. . s,,p, -arns m, se~k
pa.,oa,ce Notice-The mails for SUI VI sa IA KpN r.
fost'v"vn AZ psb IA is7 .a close a. 'his ~ "a IA
naV a. IL M Ga THURSDAY as ~ Sss IoSfs Posnsssr
S,hly District Grant Cinb VII nos y, u "a essS
Ia Sesing THIS KvBS'SG cor ' ispSsY a ssuTH Pslri
Araa,',s.. " rrrr1v Jaws o. ELtshs SeesAie,-
paDos for the 'rhroni.-ihs, arSs 49, by. eos
WasstII n1LAIlD Co., asd 0'aos s"aAs 0ssAs~'s w.
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p1SSENCERS S1TLrD

FROM LIyBRPOOL-In steamship Ag-h, Psb ia NJ HAYS
H. J Beiles. Corr.a.
Rose A Fulton j. T. Crane wilsou Mar lshL
hirs l. NJ g. Pn mcrs NJ. J. Al au NJ
s'w IIcaly ". Stanley Mis- G Au-l MaIsns
Judge p OSnllysn = W Bell BIZ. and Mn H. H. Psrkns N.
Town r. Hsu-on v Rathyen, the Rev B. Anieuon Node
s. ~ Lamynson b. Robinson. D. b. Blair j. 81. Wei A. Vol A.
Mile In M and Mrs A. GOLDSMITH = Dcse g. T. GrDs OF.
Mfs b AZ Josee M sul H. Beayel chi y Lsbtp w.
"A Yosvor.h q. shaw }. P.meE
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Gen. James II. Wilson, distinguished in the

zen. James Ii. Wilson, distinguished in the
late Of Gen. Grants best staff oicers and all
abe cavalry leader recently resigned his commission In
the Army aud accepted the Vce-PTesdency OF the st.
lDls and South Eastern Railroad, making his residence
a. ms city. Gen. Wilson Will spend three mouths In
england this Spring, leaving next week on bnsiRess
Some German soldiers on outpost duty near
Paris had with great trouble contryed r. set up Christ
mas tree. They all grouped joyHusly about IT, when
mel nom the city dropped IN thejf midst and explOd
~ Killed three and wounded Considerable number Of
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HOW TRAVELLERS PAY FOR Phi'lLEuEo AND
nv" ~ RECEIXE THEM MOI.

To me Editor or Tho Tr'oHHe,
SIR: One important feature OF the Dill now
hefore the Assembly at Albany, to protect the lives OF
railroad is that prohibiting the locking OF pas
''' IT,, ,rhile they are in motion. The practice OF
si5, sIcepnr-cars a. quito common ana yet Is so
frs,et with danger to the inmates that II Would seem
lh"' W. Instance: sleepng-car 'WashD gton" the
RaIlrQad was locked laat ~ ,urdaY nig On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-16

The Bureau, a monthly magazine in Chicago
published in the interests OF Protection, appeals in its
February number the Speaker Of the next Congress- in
the superstition that Mr. Blaine to be that man. to APP
point william d. Kelley of Pennsylvania Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. Z, 1871.

eral OF the state:
BAITIMORE Nd, Feb. (, 1871.
JOIN W. DorGHFRTY. Sceret1y Hoard ~ Hchooi o'1-
niissiO1ers WicOt0icO COuUfy-Iedr NT: IN reply 10
yOur inquiry Whether the negro schools IN The several
counties entitled To portion OF the puDhc schopi
State tax levied for school purposes" have 10 slate
that by section ~ Of chapter 81 ~ the Act OF 1870 u was
provided that the total amount OF taxes paid Tor school
purposes by the corcd people ~ any county or IN the
CIV ~ Baltimore, together with any donations That
may made for the purpose shall be set aside for
maintaining the schools for cOorcd children" am OF
opinion that this provision includes both state and
taxes levied upon the property Oi cOorcd people OF my
county The node of aCerlnng the amount OfsOh taxes
il not specified m the law The SECTION provides
that the schools shall be conducted under the direction
of the Board of County School COmmiss rers" To whom
the money arising from tho school tax both state and
county IL 10 be paid. The COugy Soh0s Commissioners
must, therefore, ascertain 10y the best IN their
power what portion Of the State aud county taxes for
school purposes has been d by the colored people OF
the county suppose TVS may be done by resort TO
the list of taxabes ana po assessment thereon for school
purposes. Very respectfully and truly,
ISAAC ID. JONES.
Att~ ney-Genernl for state OF Maryland.
The baltimore Sun CDem) says: "What the present
law provides ~ not ALL 10y any means, that Ought 10 Dc
done IN Dehaf schools for cOOrcd children IN the conn
ties Of this sVite Provision equal 10 that made In the
CITY OF haPnOre for such schools ought TO DC made ia tho
counties according to their necessities"
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Three Men in n Population Of Three Million lnhnb-
itants Attempt 10 Hun New-IOrk society aud New
Ynrx lily. nnd theae Three Wen do Our MunIoi


lives Pretend 10 BE.
Now three Of railroads foreign capitalists or &c
friends their Wsst opent0n drive from three 70 m
teen Negloa City ami these 10 these deputies boz.
HgLnBoLD knowing this % be The knowing that hess
large 70 foreign representatives or those noince "
them and large have their upye puosAe manng ss
principle, that whom they bold false face s
that they occupy this false o ami As their status hAs sf y
quit heIn $1,000, .
OIL
paty should sustain him whether be drives fTe
pole compelled pole and appeaf
thereon certain Tags
admit h3 has pecuharuessoe for yaeh
others for fast horsesnd mine be me Weakest let 90 not be-
had Eve fifteen hOIs been driven BY either OF these hes
parties that deputy Dor would have dared
nou any thee three cub house that country onnaree bad
the contrary would have taken 0f his bat Gnt
tbey paSe In conclusion Dr. H. T. eLSBoLn
would ads Nm u account In New York
II not Freebooter elsewhere and omit n City and ,
PS-Dr a. A. EIaBoLD inrnde knowingly, 10 violate 60
aud he personally responds and s~s resecs hoAeoni
received from principals sources and Wiling 70 Goa
offend, aud be i allowed " remain IA ths 1t.
Jeey Peunsyvani, Maryltnd or Wab
lpgon ~ which place fcehoher and Where b.
vii be kindly greeted shaken by tie hand Nothing would suit
bter than quit small lesmen" ard pisces and Nsrfok
should not e1ut being cosmopolitan longer These three nsA
referred na take ther hats Oh and be sab'er
~ 10 dis will
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B0wPS-WARNOCK-On Wednesday afternoon, rb inst, -.
residence y te brides tcr 431 Wes rt Dbl th- PeT.
D. stevenson Joseph Bowe 10 Jennie r. olnst daughter Of IohH
WsruOcA
CANIRkLl-BRDELIOn "Wednesday evening Feb IS ISL
VIM a. Eooe George C4Atn ~ aas A. Be4, lJtl o.
CITY. No cards.
RODRS-TURNERAtt the 81 James Hotel Mond1r. o. o. hs
Rev p j. Davies of the Berugn 8att Church Gorge Hb0-es u
New York City 10 sarah H. iolner cf Providence, q. l.
Providence AMI Newport, r T. papers I.saso copy.
WATERBUR Y-CALEFAt BTOo.lr Feb Is lf Rev. H. si5n-
Jua A. daughter C. K Cae CIafs 3d. waterbury L,L =
Brooklyn
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PASSENGERS ARRJVED.

PROM i4YxgP00L-io atsam,hio Coorado Psb. isMr W r
Edwards Mr. w. l. Joes NJ w. Mhngton Mr. Dcrram Thorpe
PROM LlVEkFOOL-la s.samslo Ct Of Washinvton Feh IL
Mr snd Mrs III r. p Fowler Jas Pack j. $. Oatfsn A. Hum
phre ~ s. Thompson Wso1 Roit Fo5to Geo Ctagvs N<s
Gables, Mr. Cahbls Mrs. Wilkins. Tho. Cshul ~
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FIRST PAGE.
Editorial NOtos.
The French Assembly.
General Foreign News.
England and the United
states.
The Tennessee Reported
Safe.
The New-Hamburgh Dis.
aster.
Washington.
Miscellaneous News Items
SECOND PAGE.
Editorials:
What is Free Tradel
Seed Time and Harye It.
Lite Boy Blue.
Obituary.
Humorous.
New Publications.:
Books and Reading.
Literary Notes.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
To J. ii.
Protection In America.
zone Hundred Years
Ago"
CALIFORNIA; Farewell to
Bret Harte.
Personal.
To "a Blind Girl.
Protection in the West.
Grants appointment to
West Point.
A bit OF Literary History.
New Years Day In Russia.
The PuritauS and Witch
craft.
General Notes.
The safety of DR.. Living
stone.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
The Tennessee.
Funding the Debt.
Significant.
Mill on Protection.
The End of the Republic
The Condition OF Cuba.
Political.
NcM-York City NeWs.
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nrrrALo LIVE Stock M,avpr- %.

CeIle receipts 90 10 eFa, x Againa ~
% d "a lss. week TIE MARKET ln oyaseqscrrs
shading oa ia price. sales 10 heal follows: y
sglg l6D ~ 1873 ~ % ~ jl 81 l p Canal. agrl
~ 20 53l ~ st Is @0St i2l 10 ksuur DO. So M u
80 %, - Ohio d. 1877 10 - 2 10 KatHcY rs
lt6 B 1t 10 1891 s.l ~ Indiana DO 1919 y ~ $50
$685. - illinois dg lS 10 JJ b. NJ S60Si iii - Mcgsn Do
L6 to 1913 ~ At - S@S6 90 10 Cansdato go @ rs NJ Al Is
y - % he-Isops chiefly Western market so~ sales 81 bsai
80 5l. u9.s-h0 arrEa lRd o o lfade
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is ready this
morning. and contains, in addition to the general news
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THE NEW 1OKh " EEhLI IhIDUNE
Is printed large doublemedium sheet making eight
pages OF six broad columns each. IL contains all the m
porant Editorials published in THE DAILY Tribune,
except those OF merely local interest; also Literary and
Scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from large
corps OF correspondence the latest news received by
Telegraph from Wash4n gon, and all other parts OF the
world Summary OF all important intelligence in THIS
city and elsewhere synopsis OF the proceedings Oh
Congress and State Legislature when In Session Eodeg
News: exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings " the
Farmers Club of the American Institute, Talks aOouR
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural INFORM :.
ton essential to country resdents Veterinary Dcp't
ment Stock, Financial, Cattle, Dry Goo,s, ana Sen".a'
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Saturday night will be rendered particularly
Interesting in theatrical circles, by the first appearance
of Mr. Lawrence Barrett as james The run, King VI the
Commons, at Booths Theater.
The capital bill of Monday evening" Homer
and Blue Deys"-will he repeated tonight al Wal
lacks and should insure large attendance Next Mon.
day Mn Wallack will bring forward Tho Morning Calf
and WoOGcOck's Little Game" Money may be seen
on Friday and al the saturday Matinee.
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