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New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
DUBLIC SALE Of the
CONTINENTAL HOTEL PROPERTY,
AT LONG BRANCH MONMOUTH COUNTY, " J.,

AT LONG BRANCH, MONMOUTH COUNTY, y J.,
On WEDNESDAY. May r. 1852
between Of 2 O'Clock and O'clock The premises
at LONG BRANCH HiSt largest and most valuable HOTEL IN the
State Tie lot contains l2 59lOO acres with SEA FRONT Ggh
lrf Of some 900 feet and situate yar Of the deros
Of Tie Seshorc Railroad and BaH and Delaware Bay Railroad The
MAIN BUILDING 6C and 100 feet front part being three
ores high par, stories The plNlNGkOoM n the rear
f the main building and feet long IS feet vide % feet ceiling
m orv high The hotel will accommodate hom so guests
The buildings s new neatly tuhel the BEDROOMS are large
and arv BILLIARD aud BATHROOMS BOWLING ALLEY, SUN
ER HOUSES large connections BARNS STABLES CARRIAGE
HOUSES SHEDS al ia sooi order The KITCHEN and LAJN
Dry are well arranged large convenient The hotel supplied
with C. AS from works on the psce. Of the most Grabe
botc,iB the country PETER FREDESBURGH,
Master 10 Chancery.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Sgitiurcs anS S}ltttiu9s.
Gt, Curt.


having engaged the
MYSTIC PARK,
MEDFORp. MASS,
f,r their lrst meeting will give tue following purses on
Juue IS l6 H. 10.
JryEis s2oCo for horses never beaten Sp1s , \.
= 900 TO dtst SiJ0 second 800 10 thr mile As''' ~
harness
~ stuEDAy s9O0O, for horses that have never 80
= 20 10 srst 81 900 to second $50 TO thsri' m' ~
In hararsA -, an
Ma JUNE Is 5000 for ai haze bs u s. in
+ O5O 10 fsst s 40 TO secoud, 500 TO iAiui ~"
harness 80. ~, .-o.
i NO. - % .95 D 10 thrIi mile ess. best Sin"
.,.,o. n, horses iba. lave never beaten 2:Soi
No JUNE % erd sOgtO thirdi mile heats best ma
harness
rp,y 5000; for oTse. that have meyer beaten 2:'9i
Ia harness
No JG & 10; 10 seeoHe 800 to third mile heats beat IL s. Ia
haraeA
A. SAME DAY 5000 $4,000 to srst 1900 10 sseoOd sSs
'l for horses; nile heats best In ;, In harness
~ psrses are tha have the time specified
4, b,pess 10 wagon previous 10 closing Of entreA
d5ms made at Fairs Will be considered record .
All entries be addressed t0 W. r. BALCH Treasurer No.
est, Boston, before May &
aud color OF al horses intending both horses Of doabe teams
accompany entrance money 10 Per cent OF purse al Ae u"e
entry ....u.. .,..,
Three to enter two or more TO start ~ - -, vcu1ap
H. $, RUSSELL. PIt11sH@
DAVID NsYIsAiE, sseEstau
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
TRUSTEE SALE
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

~ virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Coar' sungts
'C''' o. I''W WEDSfSpAY ts G5 ,S Of Nav 5s1
Hls Hns Ssssa Etas Comfy Mar-saI ioys
ten ed sg; E , AEP eg @ p Of f, a E E'l h the F Ea
district s4l County onr the public Toadieadg from s-s'aias
No flo 5a ssthe HOME FARM Or SUNSYSInE" cont'i9' 400
aers u Land more Or leS, IL Is asnoS s E ; o. a T we t C
with ne exception Of about thirty acres (which g.oi uerr ani
Improved, Wen oaterd anl a good ro.t 'Hd a rciag la, three
T lae Ar Orchard In fan bearing. lie so admirably siasi 10
e os a grass sd graia il located ahout miles from
IT, ot e OF lssaias public leading roa Sassa'as 10
isajs Cross Roads aud Mlngoa 9bo1 two ns, from Nloss
Point steamboat landing on Tie S1 River al ia', % miles PIE K '
C5an.2 o7d il 1, convenient cbucl,s schools mills &C. Tl
ag 90 l midst Of yey @ lands a4 10 one ,s @oH ssa.
a. 0y t social ueglOoboods iu the county Il should Ve seen 10
p-es 10 any lo may call The Improvements tvoy gs
dwelling barn. stables poultry housss & in short eet"s ndia'
M prescribed BY !1s deere are; f'o2' 70 3,.a. ,,'s Or
eraI animal of three four t,e ga W re' from
r ses approved by Trustee bearing interest IRON the l't Of
10 u5ra ., pAyIgs ISpUsTnr gouu e ,st.' Of L,oa 4
more are les ~ ., lnli ip ,sroy ,'ti, Sifl,
ohoo as tie Home 9rn 9siaE o. .ogni LeS
] ],ei5 i5a ,ro a. res miles from the rosi vi isr of
Sa.s-fr Rrcr miles from Mas,e Cross Reals station o1
g'tesi David BacAl.ou. eq on On adjoining g VII isEs
sta se.ar sad n. aasl opilua,Hg.
Tie terms Of s.e as plelenaoi BY ls D,te @ -re R y,
.u -.1 ar's Of one tao and three yer' from the t7 oi
80 I credit rayueu secured Jy the load OF the purchaser
.ecti approved bl the Trustee belg interest o~ h January
10 ...-...,. ,.,,, ,.,,,r, 49,. a.. ,,, .-.. -
t.D more or tie nhoytlescrhr property ABOUT
90 acres of W arabic, tL balance terg IN timber ls E'lr
attention tau De made h as lfui
frr1s terhle small peach and apple 0frhhu iTeo
rrfv 0f Sa,saits, aua the same distance o
h.t 4r4s "a gis The Delaware branch the hcit
Corr la within ntost 20 yards o this frn STelen 10
rrfes &C. 81 Norris Oh farm, VIII SHOW M ~ HI[ one
vlb nav call Tie Improvements ore t3osoJ frame DNELLIN'
y. OBJ usual rrti 81 .res in uIuilaU repair 1000
THH TiRWs OP SALE prescribed bv the decree ae' 5000
within e discretion oi re Trustee an tlc OAee
ID ei aauua So aal res year from the eay Of
Doe secured b tie bond % tle plcu-st
s security apgoJe BY trustee, bearing interest from tie h Of
iy.rri on the Hone T,rHr and the right of way to and
M de fsue -rTve There a also be reeT''i i"o lots u
one cfee u tls woodland
pa oil s o1srs given IL 1T day Of January 1870
C u deeds stamps 1 e paid l tle purchasers plot OF
se ae, OF rl nil is exhibited % te sale when l, nlHr oi fs
r eaI will De- definitely asc.lcL There vii tan IOllf hhI
In al. he There is mail from SeF-iorE ~
baltimore fs sstlif4 Philadelphia tEtcs peg ' 'f 1
- ton GA tle Delaware Railroad short ds.alee from hee
trrrs of iaud. , 49,. -tr .t...r..f-
b. JANIS BLACElSTOS Trustee
C4es.eu0Wn, Kent Co. Nd.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Suction SaIts Of StaI 6siaft.

ADRIAN II. MULLyR. AucioueeE
A UCTION SALE of HOUSE and LOT. No
n l25 Henpt to .9;e le Estate Of the late nsrr@-ARmEIMSs PIX mM
DAY MAY H. Ot at tue Eha0ge sOlesTOom No. III Broad
HENRYs YsT-Tbe Jrek front HOUSE snd LOT, No i2S
Heuryst Pike House y Ie
inches front and has brick extension Lot 2jIo Get 2zy
JoSSsoS, IT,; Auctoueer
RY JOHNSON a. MILLER,
D AUCTGONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. % NAssAUsT.. con CEDAR 81. hEw-lORK
Rssfsuce stores Lots Couuiry and Farms boNf '
rented eIchargS1 olns negotiated Auction Sales o Fargl' &C
PRKB RIDES, FREB LUNCH.
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE OUTDOOR SALE
900 SPLENDID NEWTOWN LOTS.
on THE PREMISES "SUYDAM HOMESTEAD"
MONDAY. May 10, at O'clock
Location uueIcepioHhe Pour minutes walk from depn - uAV
Flushing Railroad Time from Hunters Point u Winusi
New York 20 minutes Commutaou less than cars
opened aui graded Lots within throw Of ha u"h
churches and schools VIII be sold Angy aud In small parcels S
rouudng good grades excellent The best property around TIE e M
in eslment Improvement speculation Grand lunch br sale Iate
boat Monday Mas H. rain thiue Jamessp H. Thirty n
st. H. Hunters Point IL Apply for maps an Lee
tickets to JOHNSON MILLER, No. D Nassau ST., " l.
MONDAY MAY H.
Of n o'clock, the premises
500 SPLENDID WOODHAYEE LOTS.
BY order Of Messrs Lasuce GrOjein.
Property adJoius their FACTORY. . -,
Particulars hereafter liberal Maps ready at Auoneeh
Office, No p NaySlu-st y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
ApuaN lI MriIVU- Auttouccr
NFSTRART T. RESIDENCE at Mount Vernon,

- Westclcc Co. n Y. 81 auction. ADRIAN H. MULLER T. X
WILKINS Co. will sell At auc,uu. TUESDAY, My H. at II
O'clock Exchange Sacsroou No. IN EradNv, the desirable
Tsave and fou. Mount Yer
Westrhesr Co. " oouisnug about The house
q stories fame 2Lj feet N 2sor frame extension 81 about
well house 0n e prcuise good stable and
all the outbumg auj an ahunauce Of fpt The aho'e
described property hh ground auI Ul clt minutes
the depot Lot about o. set Fse 'ud lo feet on
lnurIL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Ys6-s,rstp gtaI Sstat, for SaIt.

AT NEWARK-A st-class frame COT
~ TlGF 10 rooms lot 50x0 mo wautei vel flushed healthy
Osauoa s850 Terns easy Also o very desirable building
&C. ser lie ke,. In the Neeark for BONES; 10 horse
49, ,,.s~ care f0urc ofJ H. DENISON the Tribune Ohce
NOR SAJE-A Splendid COLLECTION of
u VILLA PLOTS at MONTCLAIR, N. J.,
embraced u tract gudy situated with commanding
views IN the be,hy and progressive section Of the State
The pperr Is located next celebrated Dodd Property"
b 10 miles from New.Y0Tk City Hail. less than mile from
Is mile projected r. r. from n. y. 70 Mort
M ON ts Bloomfield Paterson Road Ghd also nearly
iorlifi on west by TeegrsfQ Road
ne orieri,ei RAILROAD Newark Paterson ard north gce
through th property add the Horse Railroad from NeHa
S,r.hou.s Plains easteiy bouud1r On The property u he
modem blt House % 2lJJ; wrg 5E2l ext 9AZt
r-t and outad q wood agi ounce te
abundance Oi aIps peat and cherry uee ana heU
spe vines on spur and living brook in5
tsrf embracing haues &c will bc sold at very feasos
Htetur plce. With possession on puIehase ' -
feet Fnr'Hrr particulars. sur,ey, &c, hr
W A. HAuRS Co. no q Ws+St Net,lS's t,,,ls,i, IN X J.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Sutiiun Sales Of I,al 6stuir.

A J. BLErogsR Auroueer. -
DANSIDE. l.. 1.-THE SPLENDID PROP
ID EErY OF GEORGE ERAUISIf. EsQ--A J. BLLECKER SON
Co viii e Auction TIT ESpAl Nov 20 ai Y ccoef on The
VILLA Plots 81 Nysde near f1lug L. l. All
situated and vh superior advantages for bathing toatug, aud
fsn. distant rom NegYok II miles vh frequent All pleasant
Access hv ro1d sud steamboat Rtchmcas the goun Maps
A NJ free masses 90 No. ~ CcigrN
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Cunntrp gsnl esfdit for Sale.

SEASIDE. RESIDENCE for SALE on the
- pv, Thames New.ondon Conn., nearly opposite the Poquot
good barn. bath house store wharf and "
~ - nJ 700 yards Of water front; bathing bosi1g aud fhng
uo ,6usketoes Price low; easy Appy WM.
~ ST&RR No $50 PulOnst. NewYO James NJ LATlMBR,
New London. Conn
CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT at Poughkeap-
- Zine budiug all varieties Of choice fruit and all good
a. os,re cheap liberal terms general RIAL Rs
% rR Gy Si and EXCHANGE Business negotiations elected
SOuTHWICK K JEROME No. 90 Broad-st
SOUTHERN LANDS for SALE-Farms,
> Plantations Timber and Mineral Lands parts South
6n chance the settler spectator Letters Introduction fnr
nisbe reduced rates Of travel prces
descriptive catalogue SHELTON JONES Co. 7s Broadws
WEST POINT.-FOr SALE at West Point, a
w Country RESIDENCE and about 50 Of highly cultivated
lawn fruit grounds aud garden location about miles outh Of Cor
ienss % roads sod walks through aud about tbe grounds ae.
sd and IN perfect order dwelling which has several hardwood man
tells contains parlor roor daNngro0m family paror dningro
buffers pantry and blrroOu water closet etc second noT
Odou sleeping ROOMS bathroom costs; td noor
bne several large closets huen closet ETC. etc large tank ud
the roof supplied by force Of waterman from water be dF
bug thoroughly pumb there beautiful building sites on he
plot north present dweng the ouhlug garden
fruit aud fruit grounds S that sie and daei hee -
m Slowing through large Of the grounds hNed WIZ s
lsrge growth All 10 ALL this desirable pAce snl vi" oe soI
itONFR MORO Az n, , pioest (lbl3
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
RI NILLER. Auctoneer

A. j. BLgrcEu,, Arriouset
D0 BUILDING LOIS-At SaplctOn ). Ia.
sDO ELUECKEs SOS Co vi sill % auction ou NLDhEo
DAY Nav h. nd 10 otl1ck at tie Ercllrgc Hlespnia:
TOIpkiN~AVR-kg lss ou he eri aud wesi Nfcs' omIAH
az, ,,rr .re rrrIfr Iirr8ater pcc, tpcu n itfiLi
T.gEWt1Ft nine lis 900 tnfli at OF teN-
No.. s.rHIf. sH. tast and of To. pk.Htlvc
GORE fIIa0 lots on Gore ~, about yl et uom ShL 81 ana
rearIy opposite Ur11l-s-. each klEl1"
Mas ri EH. Iars'. .lscf -lufE.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
YtaI 6:slats 10 Ggtban0t.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
several Tong Island FARMS Of 800 sloVlV Of
iO scs O0 Of i6j Sc%Oi one Of 10 acres tlsOo
one f an acres +l0OOni slsWo 81 l6j acres
@ "a a. ION EXCHANGE several other FARMS. IN EssJer
,,g New York aui CoBptecat NJ 4 RULASD Co. No Bseh
man a New lork
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
pOSELLE, n. }.

ROSELLE, n. }.
BY A u. MELLICK. r, BRO. . $50,
AUCTIONEERS AND DEALHgS rs NBW JERSEY REAL kSIAIh'
No. % PINEST
THURSDAY May ~. 1862 at IL m on the premises.
GREAT SALE OF 100 VILLA PLOTS AT WESf RpaELLb,
Beautifully stuaed ground views 81
tie mountains sud the surrounding country.
Rose located tbs Central Railroad of EewJesy oythee
minutes from tb Newiok side Of the aud q miles from Tue
CITY ~ Elizabeth.
Probably tie State Of EewJersey has improved within
the last years great proportion IS the aud grown" Town
Of ROselle.
special will leave the foot Of Lberyst at II ;hs day
Of sale. Lunch on the arrival Of the train.
For railroad and fall particulars apply at .he ohe OF 9e
Aucjioue,rs No. 70 Finest, Nrw.iOrk.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Cpuntru GtaL estat. for SaL:.


4 HIGHLY productive DAIRY, GRAIN and
~ FRUIT FARM IN Ducbrss County Tor SALE; l65 10 10
,od balance iuproyei three large ochsri WITH choice ilt
Sst rse dae ling house ap5 oa'Padrs al S'S oa, "a , % 3
easy Particulars With A. SERGEANT No 81 Mal.si
80 A II LAKE GEORGE" For ALE, chCap, n
n charru- COUNTRY SEAT on e west shore OF ts Lake,
81 good dweug with y roln good barn The FToper
N., i ~ Sts e5e f+fi'- md bosiug Pnce oly
& ..H0 ROBERT 7. MEEES. No On Cetarst
II NEW-MILFORD, CONN.-The splendid
~ REspENCR o., tie late WTUkNEE Of New'Iors IN ige
hue c7age ard Ceores Zoe gardens abundance ol @
a5a, three acres d laui sPs9i al. an seig ore Of t4e
lar 20 close estate Apply % b. ll TURNER No lo hing
:, Nsrlork; or TO GEO. H. noble NeFMlorl Com
A FINE FARM and COUNTRY SEAT for
n SALE on The Iul5on Rivers 20 Louses lars orchards
1buuEs everything complete: s' lo tfts ~ coe
TIMBER For fail particulars apyy to JOIN De "Noii n" =
south Wi.lau-st
A COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the Hud-
~ River HYDE Part 2O cres Of l Dali He i'tr
fout stone Mansion. Bu House, Lodge BcE Blu &c. Apply
g. aFOrrER BH0S No Pines.
A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM Of 40 acres
.rt a to hours .om ili.auatoa &C. arpvt JOIN
EMuMfOHD Executor No y Barclay s snl 40 ~ L4 4e-
ssvcutasL
LARM-l47 acres, two-story and attic frame
slouBt SEQ Harlem Raroci VIII e1c' 4ree fr tv proler-
joins R. ROBEgrS Co. No 81 Nss.st, Rosa So 2o
TORSALE-One of the most desirable EARMS
II Msrinl situated four miles vest o. B'lumorr 20 sce;
ts Proprietor on the rrsases j. CROSBY ~ ., 's2A.e &
VLERKS AND ALL PERSONS LIVING on
- MODERATE SALARIES CAN Buy IHEMSEINt, i,iEo -
WITHlS 50 MINUTES OF THE CITY HAL. NEN-l oth, rE
j,rae payment, bl'uce moallF qgarieFy o .
plrcisra Neat new HoHses on il lo.' - @ ~+,'
Also lois a. ron s20 500 .on Iay Of s25 a1f urghn
-asl tsau-s h i-simelts monthly or q1r.ei5 tts go
b. r. KELLOGG. Itss.tar, No i-ol.,ar >. y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Smustutnts.

Smuscu,nts
RAND CON NCERTS
FOR 1900 BY
DODWORTHS
BRASS, STRING. AND REED
BANDS.
WIN te given EVERY EVENING Gu beard the woRrnppNovvr
STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCIF.
Leaving Pier No. -, North River Of Murray,
DAILY AT 5 p. NJ, SUNDAYS INCLUDED
For BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The Bras, will play selection fe most popular for one
hour before leaving the dock their from The
IN TIE EVENING.
A PROMENADE CONCERT
BY TUE
REED AND STRING BANDS,
With the Following
PROGRAMME
STEAMER PROVIDENCE,
MAEcH-" rRoyIDEStE DoDwoRTTE
G1LoP- BELLE oFFENBACH
WALTZ" HYDROPArIl UNGL
SELECTIONS FROM "a GRANDE puGIEssE.. 0FRBKBACH M
O. coLUMuASUs" GAL0P P4RLoW
The being determined that no,hing in tire mode Of
pOrtaOn Of sl THIS LINE scale Of
ndso, S ao ' FIRST R 0RekT & ip
DodEorhs-Bhieh will DO attached to its passage
JAMES FISK. JR.,
Managing Director.
NJ r. STNONS, General Superintendent
CHARLES IT, VALE General Passenger Agent
WALLACK's,
w Proprietor aud .Mr LESTER WALLACK.
Doors opeu at u. To commence sIclocL
THIS EVENING,
gud
SATURDAY MATINEE
The sIqusitely y-beautifl Comedy Of
CASTE,
By T. Robertson esq, anthor Of SchoolT Our Seeietyn
will be presented with NEW and APPROPRIATE
SCENERY COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS aud the following dis
trbution Of characters:
j. H. btoduarL
Capt HaWtree, " maIoNo
Uli0n Vitet
Polly Ecces. Miss Ehe OeImon
MarQuise
ACT L-COURTSIllP. The Little House in Staugate.
ACT II-MARRIAGE. The Lodgings ia Mayfair
ACT III.-WIDOWHOOD The Little House IN Saugate
NATAIIACKp
The New York herald., 1869-04-19

DAREPARosA
WEDNESDAY sASS$S AR Ssss$SS5gaL AHDm
win make her temperance since her late protracted ILL.,
"'''' III GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
MADAME AMEPsTSG4SYaa pARH aa6sa ApHHh VIII z SING
cavan Ladra and The Grand due. from Don Pas.
ad'l'' and the Mr. NO SSRSBno% a assisted
the young sweiih tenor who vii, on this occasion, make
d. ''1'' sIGSSn$ $fERssSTE s, srms nr,an,s m s 49, 49,.
Mr. o22HGR 2HGRsSAp. " TolSn hpkiE iAEs'2s%spAn''' r.
n.eBA!s ebAsD 9FAToHIS aSNfnafSs"
MADAME rhREPA ROSA VIII Sin! The parts Of
Mr.. dAoaaF Eye aNP siarsoS, SAaG,s1 Tenor
CHORUS H of i iEF f. rleSSs MpSSslsoas saiis rNrox
rHt3; e6spT T59MdS STaS FEd FHkd oFGohsIsA FGosss
The sale O. tssets for the ccneer. WIN com;
music
The sale Of tee,s for tho oraiorc win commence ., the
came places or Tuesday morning, at 70 O'Clock.
Reserved seats, 81 30; admission, 81
cADEMy or FOURTEENTH STREET.
GRAND eosSStlSTsTAS} NIT. SsyEsI TSSIiGoSiXI TO
which occasion The following popular artists have kindly
MR. DAN BRYANT
viii appear In his srepni nsSny sSsfs''Xy,S Xy,Spy.
SSs r Ss'nsssa, s,ss.. Mr MrGn 2 Il s.;ssw, sSSsw,
ffy kind permission of Lester wsisss, E.pa.
MRS. i' H. r. " dksrrEv "a MRS D. sisoS toTTIE BELL
MIX NJ. yoiGsSeS,d' J. IssT,
the great o'rn'i,r ss ei'11 aHnas iIsis issAypr~sos,
'' ''''' Mr.. @. W. COLBY
' Mr.: TONY rAsToE,
tho w0rl Ma T'nSya'd sSs. EMmsrT, HHTsS Vocalist
the 'GiR.'ss's Nh. sssss Hp'ss sos%s, SITs''.'.
the favOrii; So%sdSO Z do,,,,D 5Sm Philadelphia.
Guitarist.
Tho en''rAnmsG. ssygsTs y rsm%isss SssrsEs XIII ss'
e nsT pG?"sr No sGre' '"E'h'0p' nSswosr nss.
EnssEESSEE, nrv HTaSgsAS 1ToIIi;s xrvr,,rn
sSsfoss s% HSs! v
and ihe ersa, Vocal ,nd Insr.meniai ouas'ss o,
aS 50 zsEsEEiE -. ,.! 'f's Ts.%SS, HS, SE$%
SsT SnsS ~ Sr STREET
x GH hh slSGT S
orh"" "o' MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10.
with ner s,sco%s ss gSr"sr pSs' &c AZ; orcr
REb 9 9T P"s !Tgs5 Pno sEpp oT oT
HEB nor Ssiss ssymoai cupid sEb iii3I
EHsr nsS WI WEEK. RaYxsrs o'p'' s WEN
1IooLEYs OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN.
SfM 4n sTFs sSET IsS sS III rSuTEs TFsEEfroS
me Ts = M ssTs'S; Esy and M the
formations. GRAND Matinee every saturday siS O'Clock
<,ENTRAL rAgR GARDEN.
~ SUMNER SEASON.
OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, MAY Il
THEODORE THOMAS,
uSnvALLTp TtS 81 sS'isonnsrnA,
will iccominrnce his series OF
GRAND POPULAR CONCERTS
the above elegant aud fashionable resort
which being enlarged and greatly improved for the summer
season.
Full particulars hereafter.
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
Il II1 BROADWAY
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES
! MAMMOTH BILLIARD ENTERTAINMENT, BY NJ.
NI GEAKY nj Irving Hail. Friday evening April " An
Tic stars In cfies f concss nnd match between Deery
The New York herald., 1869-04-19

VUALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
Doors open IL. Commence at
LAST NIGHTS
and
SATURDAY, MATINEE
SCHOOL,
IN consequence OF
FORTHCOMING NOVELTIES.
with much regret that the announces the una
yoidsbe withdrawal after few Representations, OF
this charming comedy under engagement 70 produce
other plays within given time. -
Characters by Mr. LESTER WALLACK, Mr.. JOHN 0Il-
BERT, Mr. G. FISHER, Mr.. J. II. STODDART, Mr. OWEN
MARL0WE Mr. 7. WARD. Ms CASHiN, Ne, l Err.E nE
Miss sAviLLE, Miss y. CLAYTON, Miss LAWRENCE,
Miss A. ROWE, Miss Z. MONELL, Miss JENNIE DAY.
NEW SCENERY, MUSIC, COSTUMES.
Box book open six days In advance.
WALLACK,s;, ;,v x.r,Npr
SCHOOL.
SATURDAY, APRIL "a.
Doors at ~; commences at 2.
Box book open.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-29
BY TEL E 6 R A P H
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK;.

New YORK, March 29.--Ex-Mayor
James Harper, who was injured last
Thursday by being thrown from his car
rage, died Saturday night. He was
seventy -four years old.
The Heralds Washington dispatch
says the resembling Of General Shermans
order directing staff officers and heads of
army bureaus to report to him instead Of
the Secretary of War, was made by the
President at the solicitation Of Secretary
Rawlings, who said he would rather
resign than to serve as an ornamental
officer The system instituted by Gen
eral Sherman 1t was found did not work
very harmoniously.
Considerable excitement exists in
Washington over the charges Of corrup-
ton against Gov. Fenton set forth in the
testimony taken by the Legislative In
vestigation Committee. The anti-Fen-
tonists declare they will have an investi.
ga,isn instituted, and if be is found
guilty will have kim expelled.
1t 10 stated that the accredited agents
Of The Cuban revolu,ionits are earnestly
at work in Washington With Congress-
men and others, endsavoring to secure
acme recognition from the United States
in favor of their cause. 1t is announced
that an office will be opened this week for
the sale Of bonds for the Cuban insurree-
tionary government, and that Senior
Lemusis perfecting arrangements here
to that end,
The Order Of Odd Fellows have COM
pleted the arrangements for fitting Gel
ebtston Of the iifiieth anniversary Of the
establishment Of the Order on this CONT
neut The addresses will be delivered at
Steinway Hall, on the evening Of the 26th
OF April, by Rev DR.. Edward q. Chaplin,
P. P. G. Smith, Of Buffalo, and others.
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20 ally A. 10 make party nomiaatleHs,
and 60 drive them Oh. But excepting %
the part. of very few ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
persons, there seems little or no desire
among Conservatives to have = parry
ouvention. The communicauon OF
"Ths People" fully and orasry an
swers this clamor, and properly suggests,
il necessary to settle conflicts 3 popn az Z I,
convention, as in St. Louis, having al
the advantage and none Of the evil
effects of q party one, (if fairly or de,
Gently conducted) not as Q disguised
subs,i,ute for q party one either. but as
a frank, open opposition Of THE PED
Pile to the political non-competents
whom the extreme, Radical partisans pro-
nose to fasten on Us. We want no party
invention, then, for nnybody's benefit.
Il would result in explosion and ultimate
certain defeat, as much % if 50 intended
to do; and niueteen out Of twenty OF our
people do mot want it, and stand ready
to protest against il. Let the over eager
politicians, then, stop right there, and
rot entailfurther mischief and rum anon
us. .tts., .t,.ttha Nal abr "a Arlr1H'
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convention or No convention.

The question now up for consideration
before the community, and which u
already exciting a lively interest, is,
whether or not we shall have Convsn-
t;on to nominate candidates for the
iudicial Offices to be filled in May next,
and the character of the Convention to
be held. Upon a careful review OF the
matter we are led to believe that a strict
Party Convention will be the safest
means to resort to, in order to be auc-
cessful. The negroes, who compose the
Radical party in this city, will put in
nomination q candidate who will, without
doubt. receive the vote of the entire
Marty: and it matters little what ruse
we NAV resort to, the negro will not vote
for candidate who has any claims to
respec.abiIity or decency. de must
he one of them. If we hold no
convention, why the Radical party
will Of course supporttheir aominee; aud
if the people bold convention, and the
man pu. in nomination is strsight-haired
and has q light complexion, it will be
sufficient reason to make the kinky-
headed Radical vote against him. The
krht il straigh,-out one as to whether
The negro or the White man shall control
the country. We should not compromise
IN abyrespeci with the black be2ihsn- Ii
h. chooses to vote the CoDservsfive
tickst, al riEh. but We shunli never cor
Esuf fo SIT IN the sane Convention EiIh
him, and thereby recognize has political
rirfr.k II the rssperfEbis Republicans
wuuld J1in with rs We are Eilhag -
make .bau he candidates for the
5aaiuial POSITIONS when proper selections
eEn be hha. elrlAg little 50 the person be
q rs-.lsuks s16 iswyer.
Ths-s Ers . large nanber OF spph-
enuts for sseh Of the places to be filled,
.nd most Of them no doubt entirely
competent. Bot to insure success in the
election Of decent officers men must put
away their private differences when they
may be in opposition to the will OF the
majority of the white people. Let
white mans convention be called at an
early day, aud put in the field men who
will reflect credit and responsibility on
the profession of law and the people of
anr district,