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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-08
THE NEGROES NEGRoLAND.

Negroes in America and Negroes generally
A compilation of nearly everything statisti-
cal about the Negro, embracing extracts from
all books of travel, and from nearly every
writer upon the subject. By Hinton Rowan
Helper, author of ''Impending Crisis of the
sonth,'' etc ~ Paper cover, 81.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, so by $50
IA feet, AIS Newark avenue Apply at No. liz
Washington street, Jersey City. m1s 1m*
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-08
WOMAN, LOVE, AND MARRIAGE.

A charming volume Of pleasant, light, and
graceful talk upon a topic that never fades.
"sThe old theme" BY Fred. Saunders, au,
thor of Salad for the Solitary Price, 81 5U
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THE PHILOSOPHERS OF FOUF0UVILLE.
A humorous and satirical work, showing
up the comic and ridiculous side OF Fourier
ism, Socialism, and all the other isms OF the
day ~ Price 81 50.s4atE' .4E-E
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Central Railroad Of N. J.
GA ssa #sssE; sgssl s

ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST;
CONNECTING AT HAMPTON JUNCTION WITH THE
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD, AND AT EAsToN WITH THE
LEHIaH VALLEY RAILROAD AND ITS
CONNECTIONS. FORMING A d.
RECT LINE TO THE WEST WITHOUT CHANGE OF
CARS TO PITTsBURG, AND BUT ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI OR CHICAGO.
Express Trains Daily To the West.
Passenger and Freight Station in New York, foot
of Liberty Street.
FALL ARR N @ EN- EN II.
Commencing November %, 1868.
LEAVE New YORK FOR ELIzABETH-At 5.45,
$40, 100, 715, 7S5, s15, 3d. o. 915, 1890, II 80
A. NJ, r. 90 M, 100, 100. 800, $50. 3.45, co. 20
440 455. $50, 800, $780, no, $780, 800, 9, 1890,
and 11.45 p. M.
LEAVE ELIZABETH FOR NEW YoRK-At IL. 25
532 545 $40 7OS, T20, no. s. 3, S.20. $50. 9,20
g3O 10 90 10 &c. az, 11.50, A. M 1876. 1.30, 2.
%, 3l2, $50, 40, 49, $685. 5.55, rs, 6S5, 7.3G
8.45, 9.27, 1915 p, NJ.
TRAINS LEAVING ELIzABETH WESTWARD FOR STA
TIoNs ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New
JERSEY AND CONNECTING ROADS:
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-08
Lectures and lessons,
~ Ra THY 4HRE Fw #
Rev, G, s. .FLuMLEY, Of Metuchen.
AT THE teA Ltl
ELlxARETH INSTITUTE"

ELlxABETH INSTITUTE"
Every Monday morning, IRON . to II O'Clock.
Ladies wishing to attend these Courses iH
whole or in part, will be received on moderate
terms.
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FOR SALE.

very pleasant and eommodons Dwelling
"A House, and a vacant lot adjoining A Or
chard street, Elizabeth.
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SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.

SHORT LINE TO PENNINGTON. Phi"
Leave ELIZABETH at SIS and 90 A. NJ;
IL. 40 and 80 P. NJ. ....
Leave FLEMINGTON for New York ats. 90 and
II 40 A. NJ; 6.25P p. NJ. ell..
r. E. KICKER, Superintendent.
II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
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AS. WOODRUFF, City Treasurer.
Elizabeth, March o, 1869. tt.l
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THE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
Silu Yroptrtp 10 yh'

no LET-sTORE and BA SEN y, . lSs
"a WnhsmsL ~ wW MonGAN PLACRk Co, go Wtl.msL
nFFICES to LET-1he Asbury Llie ,o in Ryn,s
COMPANY being abort TO remove TO ,sr s BrOadway
~ conner Of llthst, offer 10 Jet tb.f PIc''H'O"
Corner Of Resdest Apply on The pIemises v
nACKING HOUSE to LEASE - ana ntl.oIie hA
TURBs SALE the Greenwich Ig I ,o, 10 good
VIZ " 10 carry the business iof sac nWP
-. !. =; ,@Gfi TT No 2l5 Church-st.-New STOKE
" DaepSfRNT 25I75 feet Also at No 2 PeAHs, o.s.
0I ~ ~ feet Also FOR SALE OF TO III o R RTosd
u LOTS on We p oity'' ~ ~ ALEXANDER kNOA.
Apply at No 54s PeAIl.L, 70 Iro aud
RIO LET-Partly furnished, the large Ill"
4 elegant HOUSE. No II Wayerley'plsee ITz,I5c
C. FREEMAN& Co have tu i,I 1s ih a sou
Jiib Jl1. "a 1874 s'u '''u w g. FRKKAAk 2la broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
Country E,aI Estate for SaIu.

49, J. Jsnssos. Jr, Auetonset
RI JOHNSON u MIL LER,
- AUCrIoNRERs AND
No rs NAHAu-sr.. COR CsDAR-sr, ExwYoRE
City Residences stores Lo Country bought sold.
'N' 'h.0s Lo,os Negotiated Auction sale' Of Furniture &C.
Ill HOl FOX Halfway.
JOHNSON MILLER
Invite Cerk Mechanics all who wish delightful homes
moderate prices TO accompany them on their
CHEAT FRBB RIDE AND FRBB LUNCH
EXCURSION TO RAILWAY,
-
- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1863.
% thsoceson ey will SELL a. public suction positively and rheus
reserve, to the highest bidder.
.. 500
SIX ROADS THIRD WARD on CsTY OF RABwAysI
and secure in that
own This be the the
allowed sure 60 the country sill be
beneficial
sod are on eene alone rising from III. railroad
the delightful part Railway constant communities
ton with NesYorL by 81 dsiy train. over R.lTod No
place In the vicinity Of hiss greater has
mspufaeturng Interests popustp 1900, IA cb9rebe sI
sisn psvem.pt ' '' 'N' '"ss' $50 T~ ' "
HOW TO gpe.l Train which VII leay. ot NJ Cont,
.pd,t Vi, E,vJey.s, Rs.a a. ooi an oo,pips ~ MA
Tuesday, september "a "
.. on osss S,o I ~ nsa o. ooh ~ Nau
~ ~ y " aD ~ 1870. 80, - " -
CHEAT AUCTION SALE.
LINDEN. NJ. i.
ouRpR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
PROPERTY SOLD BY AUCTION.
(Week ending September IS, 1862
ASTORIA

We learn from Mr.. Riker, attorney employed by the
German Association Of Cabinet Makers purchasers OF
he Waidron farm, that Is their Intention early In the
epring to open and lay out new streets and avenues
son about the LIST Of March, when we may expect Q
lively time for carpenters and builders Broadway will
be extended through the center Of the place, and
will no doubt In few years become quite en-
outlet for that portion OF the village. The Stevens
graded Jamacaave between the Crescent and
Emeradsts several feet above the old grade. The
tate at present removing the hill near the new Epseo
pal church They have done considerable OF late In that
portion OF the village, and have removed several thou.
land loads Of dirt the most OF which has been used
In grading Janiaica-eve We hear OF one lot 25xlOO
having been bought by party from New York on Full
ton at for 81 geo cash. L. l. City Star.
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j
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
II or
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
OTHER PROPERTY.
On THIRDAvR, EIGHTEENTH sSd MSkTKksTHSIS'
HIGHTH WARD. CITY or BROOKLYN
JAS COLES son will SELL s,ns
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
NO go FULToSsr OPPOSITE CITY HALL BROOKLYN,
GA "WEDNESDAY. Oct Q. 1863.
AZ II e'eloek noon.
TwENTYsByEs LOTS ..
Bach f5rloo feet
Iio en IN, property eeraer Of Thrdave srd Bghsssnh
LARGE FRAME HOUSE, walls Sled With brick very heavily tim
h.d having an.en with sAr fsrDaot range sta
ops, tubs cellar eight feet 10 hight under entire house
barn, and other budn With speud garden Of fruit trees aud uS
Of the premises
EVERYTHING IN COMPLETE ORDER AND THOROUGH
REPAIR
Por BUILDIEd PURPOSES and for YARDS FOR BUILDERS
MATERIALS etc. this property beag accessible 70 GoWahos CspA
from n, westerly boundary, offers TO purchasers
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT CANNOT BIZ BoUALED,
and Will be sold In parcels to suit
TIrLK IspIsPUTABLB; TERMS EASY SALE POSITIVE
Man, and further particulars can be had Of
II. b. HUBBARD, Attorney,
3+5 Fulton st.,
OR AUcTloSgBR, No sss PutOnst. BroOilyn>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
@tsttbsstsr GSuntp 9saI Gstats for Salt.

Itstsbtst.r County 9,aI Gstatt for Sa,.
GREAT BARGAIN for a desirable PLACE,
~ ave Minutes walk Depot good
boe houses land plenty Of fruit good location
high ground Price 5000; easy Also. brick HOUSE
Harlem 10 rooms $500 Owner SPENCER No 2l Grsndst
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, one hour from
Twenty'sthst-C e. PoGG, at White Plains has FARM
OF IS fruit psny $4,000. eha cash One
200 hns condition and $4,000 small is
house, Of 20
500 20 other
IS large building nearly poud house
change for White Plains LOTS 8lOO $500
each Also two DWELLlNGH0UsBs 500 $1,000 One
third cash Address K FoG0 Boz No 81 RArodave, White
PisiBs NJ Y.
IF you want to PURCHASE or HIRE at
1IYonksrs cal or sddress j. YoUMANs Yonkera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
6itu gtul 6siatt fOr Salt.

g-STORY, high-stOOp, brown stone Gao mH for
n srsss FJ bsussH mIa ,sa esyeIt1 s as sItbae
TI0R GAfF-0n Madison-ave., Murray I'LL,
oss q Ls os, usqas tasteful aad complies & early pos
effs.Dt furniture throughout, ~ Gs6
,s,,,ss A,+.i, ts UoNER MOROAR. No zPBsd w.!
NOR sALE-The handsomely IlRAlSS3iiEE5D5 .
IL iiet stoop brow1store HOUSE ~ No. ~ .si
o. n Isf..f "a order ADD s0Bgehient 10 We IsIA
q ssSd ousit, Avply - shs 90 tss SrS%'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27

~ O'Clock ~ the Pfsmtsa
TRrSDRIL 4 above, 81 Fable Auction,
Nn. very dsrEb and egb located BUILDING LOTS ate
,eI on bergen Wood and Paterson ATsuues De Mott o
bolep add Paterson ADD NeSforf Paafrod W.,
obotsp H1dsou County ~ ssd Property IL hiaatoi on hsa
rosd Abng ndd view, the rrropng county oonVe
snt 30 the Ctr ose and 10 tbess iha dss Plot Tor
healthy oahnot fall 10 ihdeos them, upon an
Of the pro, m Paebls. the tis Aae 10 eAIH 10
beeer property could be selected Cor "a lnyestment
TRIMS or sALRTsu oen and Aasoustrs res oe CAV o
October s % ees November "a eAshe % bond
.bd mortgage for three years . mira
Mar, sod m ohsned upoa sppeaiion 81 TRuS
DILL CRANES Real Estate RIhanee No ~ Hudsohst Hobo
hen. ~ j. ~ - , u,u..
Uor. CARS Al IIohoksn FerrJ stopping PsonaU, Wtsoho-
zen .hb rub hrouEh properly Stages for the ground Will leave
Hoboteu Ferryo day Of sale at III 20 eeocs a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
NETWORK AM. HAVEN RA
NV ROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,


- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Passenger Baton 10 New Yorf corner Tventyov.uhs. and
f'1AT' Firs s' HkS;S e sS9i
Por esniysL and Bridgeport (EIl 1850 NJ BIS (EIhs
70, H'is.s siI,,iSd S.s.d Southport and w"poh lis"
70, S::r., [ltiTI{ sSn.yAa, his nrh OH '''''
~ 3D. bs. n.y. s iP.; 90 ~ sT F% $50 .asps
s.%1eId .,5S I', 9s nj kli 'I' sfI ii' sIN
' =, t G1,ash - 'IS 5c Sa "a ss a. as $780, $50 1'
p Part cb,.t.r and a,.rms,t. ,taou, Att llooI nj a
''s"s $50 $50 ~ cos III 81 E TRAINS
3. s:;,;S = Is ss ss1 L.S s' I lkI ,
yor ConE.ctut River Railroad "a H. lbIh 1'' % " "H'''
n to Mo1I p6, and n.bi Railroad (Er) 'l'
y.-H.,,p S,rLoudOn and sOuiusto. Railroad Al ".
MS S,S.I I.rod H. and $500 10 Williamsburg
Tor Hou,atonie Railroad, sL M 80. .y, Imam
S:::,;'. g; S.;.s. Il a. ire NJ aud and
VIII F'sA a. ''' s 'IS% $50 sS. 3 T,1
sssnods"' ss'V's Cars ''9S.ass Il f. hoi rR ssp.
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OK
n couRrLhsDT PH ApELpnh ~ k,n:IIs1n 80 20
v, c"d; I'm, M nv wa "S n $40! D. D. asAI
fo1 B.lsao re- az. nav % ii:'O NJ '''
FOX TIs s5o s Pa ri With 1 Ss on.
AND ,1 r,s: : s Sss e o. ,sI'.,s ::
All Chicago change daily s anays tsssh cars 70
Chicago 10 i 70 hours cpiw JACKSON General Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD.
on and ,isr MONDAY Aus o. 1909 pa''s's" "'"' ""
' IEayR NETWORK BEneESAyE, 80 80 ESQ aS SIS S.
sis SIS 30 s:ts Io;oo az ,li% H. 90
Gss s' sE ~ or, ron sEEgEs0 ~ 49, as
~ sISsy 81 ''i fo "a? s XVI * I"
.ss:s. sse s rs l9 a,S SO! lso 500
| .. " r. BALDWIN. Gen Passenger h"as
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DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
III Por LON0 BRANCH, RBD BANK, BRICkSBuRG, MAN
CHBsTRR TOMS RIVER sc, BY Steamer JkSSs H0fT, EaP
!" ssst o. Ice w.AaNRDKn. QsaaeL kAaxx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
Smussmtnts.
YNHE AMERICAN INSTITUTE

lie AMEtlCAN INSTITUTE
l. GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ TO 10 r. 81, on
THIRDAyE BBTW BRs SIXTfTIlIRD and sfxTf Y0URTHSTs
This the most Complete Exhibition made by the Institute
THE MACHINERY DEPARTMENT,
NOW IN PULL MOTION, Wonderful Display with The Baloek
Printing Press LyeRs Looms and andeds OF Machines Driven by
Steam and Electricity The Exhibition Raiye1ed WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS and EVERY EVENING, By
FiHB ORCHESTRA. REFRESHMENTS Of the best kind 10
the buidsg Season tickets for Gentlemen s3 for Ladies'
Packages Of Is for Shops % each Entrances Second
and Thirdave HOW TO CIT TO THE FAIRThe Second and
Thsva and BIue Railroads. with Extra Cars RuEning Afford
Ample Cheap, and Direct Means FROM BROOKLYN
JERSEY CRY AND THE WEST slDR-Brtrl will
the Fy nnb Bedtime Railroad intsrsecng the THIRD and ell
road. and Ferries I'LL the close Of the Exhibition Might during
Its Continaasen
n UEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
ck CBTYThe ANNUAL FAIR will be held at Mnsols l.,
on "WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sept 70 aud 30 and
Oct Premiums win DO awarded Cattle Horses aud all articles
connected with Agriculture Horticulture the Mechanic Arts and Honss
and entries made By spplyiugto JOHN HAROLD. seess
FT'HE NETWORK CONSERVATORY of
i MUSIC No 80 Fihhsve., cor Foarteenth.st, and
No 800 BROADWAY, New York.
Foa l7s 100. and l32 Court st. State. Breoklyn
NOW OPEN FOR INSTRUCTION all branches Of Vocal and Ia
eminent resident Professors have been added
the able Corps 81 Instructors ..
subscripsos Books daily from at the General
No. s2o BROADWAY Eew.Yorh,
No. ns COURT-ST., near State. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27

CoIITU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
Roo.sye and GrsDd Ferries As ols"' M E.ps., 10 Patch
sas 4 so D. NJ mediation for sip; on h,S 10 ip All
train. ooaBeet at valley s"'s~ I" "" WHiTk Sack
sesua tsbss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Il DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

vi DELAWARE LACKAWAHsA AND "EsfkfIs A~iHnoAD
Depo,s FswYok foot u Barelsyst dfoo dChrophssa
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commanding MONDAY Nav 10. lsw
MAIL TRAIN connecting Dsnrs with Boonton Branch,
Chester Brsbeh Waterloo with Sussex fog Al.
Washington with the d. L. and W for water
sosdbu Scranton aud Great Bend and all point. the Lack
d Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson Rds a. Esoa
With Lsbsh and suquehauHs for Bethlehem. Asno"n haush
m.5o N LkfIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, At Newark. Morris
Hebsowp Washington Pblp,burs and E.s,0n con
Bel Del X Bsvde kc, and At
With L. f0r Behshsn Allentown. h,ush Chsnf and
whkssbsrre. -. ,,.x,,,., - a. =, IA A., n
L. and W. Water Gap stroudsburs aud Scranton al Dover
with Chester Il. r.. aud at Waterloo With snasI r. X
e:0, m and li10 IN to SUMMIT and intermediates stations
nd m, D.
lI:ls M TO SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate s,stoaA
Ii:40 m and $50 n, 70 YOUNGSTOWN and in"fnsdAs
s'io m hoRRIsTowH EXPRESS
Yor NEWARK $50. 7:3 $3.50 $50 io:2o u ll;D ll;WA
J. o. 800. 800 3S 40 alo 3d. eo 60 1865 ana
Yer BLOOMFIELD MosTCLAIR: ns:3o il,oo $50.
sra s.IOpm hSCHoCH, Assistant Superintendent
n A UHSH O.. v. A.
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ySng SsIans S,sI esit, for Sale.

A T HEMPSTEAD, L. I-FARM of 90 acre
good one mile cas-. Of depot Lg: double House 10
fences For sale By HAZARD APTHoRP ITO Broadway
PlDe.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such properly
viii find il 70 their interest to advertise 10 lk
IA. ..,a crcnIatioP exceeds that Of any other news
oan.r and in addition 70 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win DO found not only NewYOrk and all its cities ana
villages but in every State aud Territory throughout the
Union Tie advertisement should be as brief as wl
allow OF TIC advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact thas sne
lubscrbers for the three editions Of IHk IhbVSs D~
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise ..os
Ar. I'd Inv ALI elasseH TIE TRIBUNE deVotes especial
.sptOn 70 reports Of sales Of real estate boh 10 o
laa country. thus adding greatly to the value OF s COZ
snss as an advertising medium The charges Tor
hang are a. follows: TRIBUNE 70 cents per nne
fos each insertion WEEKLY TmBUsE, w PSF hpe =,
wEEELY TRIBUNE. 10 cents per line A"ou' sVD
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amusim,snis.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
aud
GRAND HISTORICAL AND ROMANTIC FRENCH OPkRk
aa--eaass-s. UNPRECEDENTED sUCCBsstfh
SECOND APPEARANCE OF
MILE. lEUPHEMIE BLEAU,
n Hseyr's Romantic Opsrs In , acts,
LES MOUSQUETAIRES DE LA RENE
This (MOSDAY EVENING. Sept n. 1853, -
Nile BLBAU 0ulLLkMoT, MN. GiRRsBzuC1, rssfss
s.ss f., 81, a. The authorized Tisi:. o..
MILE BLHAU.
NM TABARDL TAssoN AND D'HiRsLBR
HERMANN. EVERY THURSDAY AND sATgRDAY
BROOKLYN ACADEMY-PATTI.
FIRST GRAND PATTI CoHcRRT,
TOMORROW (TuBsDAYI,
2SrH SEPTEMBER
Seat. at the Academy also at No ia Broadway. n
STEINWAY HALL.-PATTI TONIGHT:
MAJ 92STPRRcEDRSTRD SUCCESS
Of the world renowned Prima Donna
MILF CAhL0TTA PATTI
how'll mails her second this MONDAY nth sepens
AZ ocOek.
MILE CARLOTTA PATTI viii be assisted hr
Mons THEODORE RITTER the great classical Pianist h seceaa ~
10 America;
Mons p. PRUMR the eminent Violin sir.nosoi
Mr. THEODORE HABBLMANN, the popular Primo Tesoro, an
MAX MARBTZBK'S GRAND ORCHESTRA
THIRD (3d) PATTI CONCERT, WEDNESDAY xHh
FOUR (ltkl PATTI CONCERT. THURSDAY 9ob
steiussy Hall, xlsO TOi and llf Brosdrsy
B-The 81 80 sezn at Steiuxsy Hall Ticket once OILY
TUESDAY 2sth September, Brootlgn Academy.
fast GRAND PATTI MATINEE,
AT sTRINWAY HALL.
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excursions.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combination RIurOa Tickets to all principal points In Nsrfors
New Epesnd III. C.udm .ns Superior Region embracing
new and attractive routes and great variety Of SHORT and CHEAP
,ruou well long and extensive tours at very moderate rates.
can now BE- obtained at tn. orc. BRH RALvi Nos M and
ss7 Broadway ss FuOa BroOfyn DepO's foot ofwsasy
bird Of Chambers 81 and Long Dock Depot Jersey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27

SECOND LEAH MATINEE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3D. Ar
SECOND REPRESENTATION OF BNOCH ARDEN,
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
represented By MISS FANNY MOkAhT MlSS
BLANCHE DIX BAR aud Mr.. THO. HAMILTON ..
Doors open att To commerce scoc-
SIX advance the Boz o Of the These %
TekeOAce the Music Store Of Dtson Co., Ne
Rnaai
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-10
The Message.

President Grants first message appears to
be sound and sensible document. 1t Is
not very polished in style, and makes no dis
play of rhetoric but it is one that will be
understood by " the plain people, as Mr..
Lincoln used to call them, and that will
generally commend itself to the good judy
ment OF sensible persons. On the subject OF
Reconstruction, the Presidents views appear
to be definite. lie suggests that Georgia be
made to understand that it Is still under
government whose duty it is to see that each
State has republican form Of government,
by the calling together Of her legislature, to
include the erected colO-ed members, and not
10 include the rebels who cannot take the
oath lie recommends the admission OF
Virginia into the family Of States, she hay
ing complied with all the conditions and not
having undertaken to exercise any doubtful
or disloyal powers. He goes for gradual
resumption ofspecie payments. lie thinks the
tares can be reduced from sixty TO eighty
millions, but recommends no thorough reyi-
sion of the tariff and revenue laws before
the next session. lie recommends the re-
newal of the income tax, tor three years, at
reduced rate. lie endorses several
Recommendations Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, among them one for an increase OF
National bank circulation, and another for
doing away with the present practice OF CIV
ing to customs officers and iniorners a moiety
of fines and forieitures. Probably the Presi-
dents views in regard to Cuba, have been
awaited with more interest than on any other
subject Ills position on this is, that while We
sympathize with peoples struggling for llber-
ty, we must respect the laws, international
and local We declare our right TO be our
own judge of the proper time when to exer-
else our right of recognition. Of nations or |
provinces at war, but in this case, the con-
test has never risen to the proportions OF .
war, and there is no occasion for US to inter
fere between Spain and her colonies. This
seems sensible; but will hardly suit the Gu
ban patriots and their sympathizers.
On the whole :he message is an excellent
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Thc raIl in todd.

The rapid fall in gold Is as gratifying as it
is unexpected. 1t has already reached l2l,
which is lower than i; has been since
the early days Of the War, and
promises to drop still lower. One week
ago las; night it closed at l2j II. The
weeks decline has thus been about ) per cent.
Such a sudden fall may well excite the appre-
tensions Of the brokers, or at least Of the
" bulls" For while huctuation in price is
the life Of gold gambling, it is not desirable
to have the auctuaticn all tend downward.
Indeed the equalization Of gold and green
backs would render speculating in specie
practically impossible. Hence we do not
wonder that the Wall street dealers arc
alarmed. But they are probably alone in
their anxiety. The people will endeayor to
bear the appreciation Of greenbacks with
reasonable fortitude.
The decline in gold brings Us gradually
nearer to specie payments. Yet We see it
reported that the Secretary Of the Treasury
held up the price of gold on Tuesday by re-
fusing to make the government sales at less
than 100 If the Secretary was broker
representing the Government as against the
the people, there are the hest of reasons why
be should regard any fall in the price Of gold
As a loss to his client. II the Government
was holding its one hundred millions Of gold
for big price, the Secretary's action is ex-
Tlainable But the Treasury is NOT bro
ker's Office, and any policy by which the
price of gold Is kept up does not seem to Us
To be the true one for the Secretary to adopt
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United States could be speedily established
on peace footing. But the plan is 50 novel
that the ungrsteful Americans Will taSe
time to consider it, 1t is somewhat remark-
able that Minister Adams and Lord Stanley
never introduced the subject into their pro-
longed correspondence over the Aiaoaina
ouestion. These statesmen had less ingenu-
itv than Mr. Gladstone ; and, we may add.
uore common sense.
The Premiers conundrum might be
amended little u vary the effect. Could
ne fit out Alabarnas against the country Of
Geo. Peabody - This is question worthy
of the British mind. 1t opens vast field for
Investigation. The fact that Alabamas were
fitted out is indispuiable. The only unset
tied point is, whether they were fitted out
against the country OF Geo. Peabody. When
the British mind is prepared to answer that
question, and also another one, whether
England proposes to pay for the damage
done by the Alabamas - fitted out, then it
will he time enough for Mr.. Glad
stone to learn whether it is possible
to have a quarrel with the country Of Geo.
Peabody.