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Amusements.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

| AnNCbl' AhERlCAN MUSEUM.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
! ONE WEEK ONLY,
ONE WEEK ONLY,
c0mmssp G ps, MqYp 2 y, Nay 4, and
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOWi
NATIONAL BABY SHOWt
BABY SHOwl
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES.
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
''''N' - - TRIPLETS
TRIPLETS
Chat g. three children at biith)
TWINS AND FAT BABIES,
TWINS AND FAT BABIES,
TWINS AND FAT Bah les,
win b. exhibited akns tho most eIta'rdinafy '"PS Of
'''''"'' JUVENILE HUMANITY
ever coagressted together They will Do seen daily
From II o'clock a Till p. IN. and
From till Q p. 10.
The Manager has spared no pains or expense MAKING
III" THE MOST INTERESTING BABY SHOW
OVER s2s0o CASH IN PREMIUMS.
beside ether di'cstiohs{ psI.I . es IL oos
MANY OF QUIZ BEST FAMILIES.
THEIR HOUSEHOLD DARLINGs
on exhibition compete for the prizes and the Manager
i'si cI EVERY Lover OF BEAUTIFUL BABY
will hero be delighted
~ Remember Z o S1s WEEK ONLY
commanding MONDAY, May H. and closing SATURDAY.
~ LADIES and CHILDREN DESTROYS Of avoiding the dis
comforts Of srea. crowd wl do ws to come early IN ths
the Baby Snow commences.
To be sesu at all hours day and evening"
THE BEARDED LADY.
SEA LION, BEAR SAMSON. LIVING MONSTER
SNAKES, HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL.
AQUARlA. &c.
THE GREAT STEREOsCOPIC EXHIBITION
continue. to be received with immense enthusiasm and 10
TIE HosT BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHIBITION
In world On curtain OF nearly LOO square feet "
e I've md SSGs the scES mo. s;'a
CELESTIAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS,
sTATUARY,
BASS RELIEFs.
BUILDINGS. PORTRAITS. &o. 10.
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS are universally admired even
when Sesu with ordinary baud instrument Ths Is pre-
eiwly the sane thing In accuracy Q, delnsson. WINE
upou curtain with the perspective that 10 seen In ns
turo and thousands Of people at the same time
Il win remain here but short time and every lover Of this
'''- Should EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY
SCENERY. SrATUARY, BUILDINGS. &C.,
which are 70 tra.hfily represented:
The light used In the Exhibition 49,. sz-.,,u
THE MOST Pc WERFUL KNOWN TO SCIENCE.
and gives ceane and disinctnes to the pictures mere
tofore unknown. .., ,~ru,
/, will DO exhibited ia the Lecture Room EVERY AFTER'
NOON aud EVENING.
The '''''iia TIE ie% OLD f moGsE AT HOME,
EVEN a. AN''' Every EVENING 9TH
MAD. WE'RE THE CLAIVOYANT
sAsTRoLoeisr AND YoRIUSR-IELLxR'
| NAV be cousul!ed privately At Is cents extra
Admission. Is csnui Children under 10 10 cents
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A j. BLEECKER, son d Co. will sell on
IA TUESDAY May 26 at u O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange saeuooms, No. le3 Liberty-st.
OK STATEN lSLAND-About 10 scfes OF Ground, admi-
rsbly stu.ed for hscass improvement adjoining the
lands OF Mess Vanderbilt, Towle Fonnaio, GisnouI AID
others and within 10 minutes walk Of Nanderbis Lan1ios
The Island Railroad the eastern boundary Of
the property. Maps Co. No. II Cedsrs, adjoining bank
OF Commerce
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ADHIlN n. MuLLKR, Auciobeer
EXECUTORs SALE.-ADRlAN III. Null
Ia LER f. H. WILKINS Co., viii eel al suction on
aONDhY May H. 1865 al u O'clock, al the Merchants. IL
change 5sssroom No. 100 LibsTy.st
ETRGES NIGHTS EEW-JERSEY-Eishty-two valu.
.le lots situated a. Bergen Nights j., on the Jrfsy
cav and Plank Road and varying la sko from 70 10
. isel front and from ~ to 100 fee. deep , -,
Maps i descr ptous OF property at the Once o. Tie
Auctioneers No. 81 Pine-st. tJsIi
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4 J. BLEECKER, son u Co. will sell on

j.. BLEECkER, sun u Co. VIII sell on
~ TUESDAY, May &C. st IL o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange 5slesrooms. No. l0J Liberty-st.
IN tLUShlNG-The valuable plot Of Ground with the
double brick House thereon, occupied store and dwelling
situate Bridget adjoining the brick store Of Peck
aiTwesthe The lot rs and loo feet font and By
about 56 fee, deep running through to Fankinaiey Ihs
buidin IL In good condition On the premise. tl'o
Barn aud Stable Maps 40. at No. II CedaIs, adjoining
Bank Of Commerce.
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A. NJ. MrRvrS. AucuOne-,.

A. NJ. MKRvIS. Aucuone-,.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build
ID iDs. Nos 500 ard $50 Brsadwsy.-Saes Of Boots Sta
tionery Pictures Wor Of Art Fancy Goois Furniture kc
MONDAY EVENING, May II, at II O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of mostly Theological Books, being
tie collection Of deceased clergyman embracing valuable
works Theology and miscellaneous Literature &c For
particulars, see catalogues.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Msy 49, at o'clock.
and tue following days at the same hour.
IMPORTANT SALE or housekeeping eorsign.
meuts many OF the leading publisher. Of vsluab
standard WORKS 10 ell departments and miscellaneous pob-
tons tncadipS illustrated and ybound books &c Also
Photograph buns Ambotypes Stationery, &C., &c. Tor
particulars see catalogue be had at tho s.le.oous
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NEw.YoRE AND HARLES RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tressu1srs Office. c0fuer Of 4thGv. an z1th.st,

NEW.1 DIRK, PM " IVt1.
ATOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AN
IN NUAL ELECTION for 1HIkTEEN DIRECTORS
X the NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANY will he held the Office Of the Company on TUES
DAY May 10. The polls 10 be opeoed from II ocoek at
Boop 10 O'clock D. i The Transfer Books Of the old
5reerrd stock will be closed from O'clock OF the 9Th
6roxiulo. until O'Clock, u. IN, OF the 2Oth.
w II EMERSON Treasurer and Secretary.
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Cbanees for Business Alen.

DRUG STORE for SALE-Located in North.
srn Ohio; Of the PLEASANT lsAeshore town.
doing GOOD For further particulars inquire OF 80
kESSON ROBBINS, No 81 Fulton-st. N. Y.
NOR SALE-One of the best sect WOODEN
MILLS IN New-Engsnd, now running and in complete
order line Of railroad and telegraph commouicst'on
with hntrate never falling water powers VIII pay ie isst
For fal particulars apply to JAMES I. ELDREDGE, Ne
20 Congress-st-, Boston, Masa
WANTED-The ADDRESS Of CARPEN-
w TIERS and CABINETMAkERS who would IKE 70
make money Address. with stamp, C D. WALTERS hs1
rsoprg. Pa.
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NOR SAIL. Il 600 OF our superior CAR-
HINFs I ian al IN s,orc and for sale These 81 III.
ar. in .l Ohio and rss Of k.ntacly G's. ono
By porutsion refer 70 - artermsslsf osnoa ~ :, -,
Frankfort ~ TO qestiss Of tho guhA Ths s''sn"'" " ~
GovsrruoLls 10 called to the above. =, ~.
80 T. klTTRkD3E Co., Ctuetnns'- ops~
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1'ISK d. HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECUMTlLS
AGENTS FOR u S. FIVE TWENTI LOAN.
ARE pfepAred TO furnish the IT, 5. FIVE TWthI1'fEAh
Xix PER CENT BONDS. direct rom the Government
H PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST. or FAk with interest
from the date Of subscription and pay nent
~ on AND AFTER JULY THE PRivILEGg OF Con-
krsrISo LEGAL TKxpER Norgs iHro TBE Five TWENTY
kyAk BoSps AT PAR CEASE. Parties wishing TO secure
United States Bond paying per cent Interest IN tOLD'
Ar PAR should send 10 their orders before that time
We also keep on bsud constant supply o. all classes Of
Government sscurte. or sale 81 the lowest market r.e'
' u. s f30 TREASURY NOTES.
: U. y. PER CENT BONDS Of 1891.
u 5. ONEYEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS &c. &c.
right convert Legal Tender Notes into Fyg TwEs
~ onds pire the let Of July parties their FUNDS
L. Savings Bspkthe inere,t hich f,r.sd
&hdfAwn before that dsy. bonds to he dev.
Sred during the r.; tweuty days Of July by deposit of 10
Ben. with the subscribers
FISK & HATCH,
No. IS WALI-sT
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O5YcE or 1ns oaEaT wz,1rRs R. R GO; OF lass, }

SPRiSGYiELp. III. April %. 1863
1TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN Annual Meeting Of th. Stockhoders q the GREAT
RFS1FRN RAILROAD COMPANY or 1853 viii be- held
III The Oaics of the Company in Springfield Illinois on the
BTCOND THURSDAY Of May arIi foI The lection Of
:. NJ he nece,ssry VIM b. CORNEAU Secretary.
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OyytcK on TIM CHICAGO AND ALTON X. r. Co 4
Nl.n.u
OYYIcE OF TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON X. X. Co
Gu1CaGO. Ma. D. g.

OYPcK OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL hAiLEoAD Co
NEw YORK My 1868. !
gTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Sharehod-
n e.. Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company for the
aeco Of Directors and tbe transaction OF other bus
na,s will be held At office OF the Company IN the Cy "i
Ehiesgo on WEDNESDAY May ~ 1868 al O'Clock noon
The transfer books will be closed from the loIh May and
A''i L. A. CATLIN, Secretary pro TEN.
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FURNITURE, Carpets, Books, inmPhlets, and nd
Libraries bought for cash ., No. Us efhS w
.aa lo,bsta A luxe stoek Of Books NWsJs On s3~
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r AURA KEENE's THEATER.

JANE ENGLISH
MONDAY EVENING, May II,
with the celebrated TROUPE ST. DENIS from the Thsats'
ID '''''' '''- la BELLE RosITA,
La RENE DE LA CoRDE.
Fret appearance n Amsres q the two 5ss. P.noTmi'''
IN the "'''d TEE TIE zA s a. FAMILY.
ALsxANDER the woidIs1ownsd Rsgs Artist; Mon. and
bow YOUNG AMERICA; AUGUST MULLER; Mile HOR.
Tense LOUISE zANFRETTAi 7. D. coRNE, the sr..:
EHsi'A Comic s sigsf. CORPS DE BALLET.
The opening Psntonms h., time 10 America called
LA FEE ADELiNE.
ia which all the Company will appear.
LA aI Belle Is f EsosIffi
ALEXANDER zANFRErrA,
IA their wonderful performances on the
TIGHT ROPE.
The whole Company in Twenty.sevsn different Acsa
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID MONDAY EVENING May 18th.
The Renowned
sENORlTA ISABELLA CUBAS.
This great Artistic w oN iPPSsiid5 R Ss oNEY i''
S"pp''''''' A NETWORK COMPANY.
Among which the young American T's'disn' and New
'''' ''' GEO. c. BoNIPAcE.
Cseste's Great Drama tho
FRENCH SPY.
M H:sa s; d sl %:'''' .ouBAs.
ham'' rHRILLING BRoADswoRD COMBAT.
WILD ARAB DANCE.
Fpiowedby $500
BEAUTIFUL SPANISH BALLET.
Tho beautiful Indian Drama, adapted from Fsnnimors
c''D'F' 'A'll %Ek ifT{ ~ '@Sisnrosw1sH c,,,
REV SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES.
E,o,n Nav YORK and thing 20 this a. the
BEST ENTERTAINMENT
Ever aiven "a Brooklyn
Bel Book now open at the Academy ard principal Music
Stores
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professional Notices.

NIIARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney anu
No 3Is Broadway Nsw.Yo,k. Readeoee-No; ~ L'"aon
TeIroee West 21d.st. between 9Th and loia-A"J
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
oYrHs
GREAT TRAGIC Artistic,
MISS BATEMAN,
which h" p,sy: Sr 70 ; Be me OVATION
'''' '"'' GENIUS AND EXCELLENCE
Of this esteemed youn lady whcse
UNIVERSAL POPULARITY
enables H'' 70 '''''' '"1 ATTENTIVE INTEREST
- INV OVERWHELMING AssEMBLAGEs
that ever veie collected In Nsw.iork Thester.
The Manager feels srss, pride In the thought that N0i''
CLOSING NIGHTS
MISS BATEMAN
In this city where her career 10. been enc
CONTINUED TRIUMPH,
'N'-'' VAIN APPLAUsE AND cHGSas
AfI OF 81 THE STAGE
W. III be u those foreign shores where her
WONDERFUL GENIUS
'A""'' ''' !" ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME.
THIS every evening" during the week will DO presented
the besulifal domestic drama entitled
THE FORsAKEN
Arranged BY Augustn Dsly. s:q. expressly FOR
MISS bATEMAN.
She will be supported most powerful company among
whom are the excellent. sr,is,e' M w Lansrgsa, Mr.
LAMB, Mr. c. IL Wilson. Mr. Geo Ansre ss Mfa j. W. Lam
ersan Mira II. ?. Glst,sn, and Mrs skeueit
ORIGINAL and besuui scenery by Mi j. n. Selwyni orfg
music composed expressly for this pess BY Mr. Robert
Stoene oridns aud characteristic co,tul4ss by Mons Phil
ps Tie music aud full chorus under the direction OF Hs
vey b. DodwoIth.
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
soueu mt
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JOSEPH IIEGEMAN

EOSEPH HEGEMAN
~ Will sell
MOSDAY, MAY H.
At IL O'Clock M at No. IL Huntsr.t between Gsie' aud
FuinAm-ay.,
ELEVEN KNITTING FRAMES or Looms for Knitting
stockn, Dawefs and Undershirts with hiding Nhe-.
SiE BoUbins Boxes Dices ties, &c. bsopgg to
the e,tste OF the late George Stothsrd.
TUESDAY, MAY IL.
AT 10 O'clock I. m ct the Central SseTooms Wiou Shby
Ger. Pesrlst. Brooklyn
LARGE SALE OF GOOD FURNI fURE-Rosewoo aud
nah gsny Paror Suites Center aud Extension tHDo 5O
Chais Bedsead Hair Ms!tresses Mirrors. Dinner Sets &c
MORTGAGE SALE Of LAW BOOKS
wi r. r. FhlBCHILD will cell TUESDAY AFIkE-
MON May H. 1t d o'clock at No. 40 Nsss.us ga hoo
entire Library Of we-EDown member Of tue Ne"-iofH
bar containing about - ..,,
200 VOLUMES STANDARD WORKS,
toreber with some rare and curious Books Ia Black Letter
'"' C0LLECTIoN or MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
JOHN H. WILSON. Attorney fer MOrts.E.s.
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[ AW BUSINESS-H.W w. Colyer, Counselor at
Law will cotn.ucs or do. nd 10 any court ap'1A
,,.rou 20 collections foreclosures, haoeas eoIns c.sS
divorce cases 10 Advice gratis Once iisNsus, HovI -
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EDWARD II. DIXON, M. d., Editor OF Inc
IL scslpe and Operating and Consulting soisson 10
I'm av Ucr combinations tine more ooscu's n
n. pey,e vueerA Rupture Piles vsrcocee' snl fssus
radically cured without knife or bgstu'e' oo' "Nu
,,o,. Ia 4 10 q and 4 TO 9 evenings
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. 720 Broadway.-DU
Il FLOCQ,S TOUR OF THE HOLY LAND, or gigan
tic Illuminated Illustrations Of Journey through Psssns
for two ws>ks, commencing on MONDAY EVENING. Ma
Il-EVERY EVENING at 9 O'Clock. aud "WEDNESDAY
And SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at , O'Clock
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NEW YORK !, ETqrn
CORRESPONDENCE OF the ph;adrnh;o

- SltA LIiiEB
Mo- oo'5 r. Of the Philadelphia la,,,,,
New YORK, March 6.--lhe sts .r'$ e. |
city OF the Secretary Of the T'reasu,vs," d
bnefer tia" bankers and brokers expec ',:'
Indeed, he was actually on his vav . },1
Washington this momiog, before it vas[ H..
beyond he circle Of d few personal f,;sn1 1''
he had gone Dr. Chase, however. ', m.1, i1t
most OF his time while here, hayine bad aJ"1' d
iSfacto,y interview wish the lea(jing Is a "
il relation to his financial projects. y6a
ticu(ars, however, have not runSpjpi A.
ali the rumors, therefore. as TO this or q ~
plan. which fad currency Ia the jounsh ~
for the most part, mo0nShjne. u
4 Joint resolution was introduced Somo2
since, IL the \. I. Legislature ipytiug g. =
Butler TO the State Capital The DcI1ocr.
oppose the proposition, and make no gn.1
il donouncing the Genera! as the 'EIayDm
America. e1c. The Republicans, general
support the resolution, but the prospect Il
it will be laid on the table, it being uu1exn.
that It would be IL cons0nanre with the tteEn.s
Of Gen. Butler that it should take that con-:
I am under the disagreca.zEc necessity Ct a
bouncing two more arbitrary arrests" I
victims are William Perry, master Of the n,
schooner Glide, and George 4. Luce, both
them Southern pilots III Tie Confederate d
vice. The couple were sent down to the IIa
Lafayette, this morning.
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7,.-3r.l e 10 lool;no mercan1.TT
over one no'1'':' - ''-r 'o,''', ,.IsmaI
ana oa'N'"s '1l'n'' IL ~" : y .1,,'".o1 "a
ed trom o"e hnnofeu 70 q '"'"s.'. ta T. 4'< :.
80 llA5' '''''ol' ,r,o,o,,r, y, o,,rss
100000, TO the A'I'n''c I '''S''p1' o u 4
The utmost confidence II! '"s s -. nsn5.ps
great onoercahl'S - eAl'+ -. I> .rnton Il
who are rapidly SV'l''ns ,D7 >, S'''/ ~ T.mh !.
lhe appo1ntmehS q ~ - ! onn,tr !
Register OF DeeoS III '''9 wy I S1+@ ia d.
Washington, viii re''eve the GERS 1 =. W Fl ,.
tr1ct Court not ohIy q a '''5e 0'''' - tbo FIJI
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male attire. She gave her name as hrank
futile, which was entered upon the report
Nh. y ebb permitted her to go to her boarding
house On condition that she should appear IN
the morning and verify thc account which she
gave 81 herself. Ga Saturday morning she
anpeare1 in her proper garh, as a neat, little,
dark compIectioned. bright eyed woman: She
gave her name az Francis AbIes, q Baltimore
where she is employed she says, u conioc-
ton will the detectives unde} Io', fisher
and has freguently voll The disguise there, and
even cut o. The city She said she was brought
to that city By Baker : direction: as witness
in the case 81 certain officers under arrest; and
she vas requested By some d her TRENDS to
walk CIT with them and wear Tie disguise -
She claimed also to belong TO the meocM &C
partn1ent in Baltimore, and wore the badge
The Washington Chronicle says, that the
>]cs1,ato?9es from the South West, though
vague in'ticatc important advantages to the
Federal arms in the region OF |Icksbnrg. =
The Baltimore American says the news from
Vicksbarg and the Ia2oo river promises, il
not already accomplished. brilliant results,
though the accounts are not 50 DEFINITE as We
should DESIRE" The Baltimore Gazette ar
cues t?lat The reports received from the lazoo
cannot be correct. Is detailed In the dispatches
received yesterday. The National Intelligen-
Ger says-''Ghe |icksb1r9 date q the clos
yatcI TO the Cincinnati Gazette is n0t given.
That to the Chicago Tribune IS datej the 9th.
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Xj; 3l2. 81 ITN = {lIGN u NsNITP
-- : - : : - !, - - : 800
PASSES. will he seen Iy The orders pub
Isbed in the Gazette, that hereafter no passes
will be granted 10 persons who are found with
altered ,,aes2s. o. using BASES not issued to
themselves, o. t. those loan;rn their y sses to
others M masses are hereafter to be issued
"a families. and al now out are to be taken I'd;
and 10 passes to 90 out Of Alexandra are to
10 o;vnn 70 any excont those who produce sat
;~2,o+,,r o,,;,lon,o r. 7s.va)fv "a the r States
s.o1-or,,>>,,4
----~as@'-~----~ :.
- A. II : c;,,,,s,>v o9 t1,;s o;tr VIII,
znna so1.a>> ,>.;yor., ~ ~. r7a,}o,o} troona
.ho~+ +;,,,o .;;,,o and i ,,o,v CON ned IN tho
,t11 l,.~:4~1 :o,, yY..1;,,o.s>>,, was n,,+ o-,-
e1ano.o11 v,;+b +ro ot1,o,. ,~rs@ra,s hn+ ;s held
together with ali other Confederate cheers:
until some arrangement IS made between the
officials On both sides, or. Ont(I the 'o'}ede-
rate order, relative 70 federal officers taken
prisoners, is revoked A5r. s. IS sad 70 be 81
otncer IN Stuart caE"iGy'
pRrs0Szrs --<3}5Tc1a more citizens Of Fair
fax comfy have 5cen arrested BY The I. 5.
military. aid taken to Washington. Among
those who passed through this place yesterday.
was Mr. Amos Fox, formerly connected with
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We hear that an immense petition was laid
before the President for the pardon Of 1lr,
Fowler, formerly Of n. x. Governors, Con-
gressnen, Legislators, Editors Of all sides, and
influential citizens in great plumbers signed it.
Mr.. Fowler, is experimenting Cotton Facto-
~ in Mexico, terribly depressed by bis fall and
praying for the relief now desired.
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8 G. GRIGGS &c co.

Are Special Agents for
Messrs. Harper & Brothers Publications.;
d. Appleton Co.'S
50 Ticknor & Fields -
- Gould 81 Lincoln's :.
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furnish all their books at Eastern prices for cash.
Note Paper, Letter Papers and Cap Papers, Blank
Books, and all kinds of Stationery at the lowest prices.
States by the dozen case.
" - Strangers and travellers visiting Chicago will
find it interesting to linger for hour amid the inter-
mnate piles of literature at 80 and Al Lake street.
2. c. GRIGGS q co. are sole Agents for
The New American Cyclopeda, now compile, IL vols
Benton's Debates of Congress. 10 vols.
Encyclopedia Britannica, 81 vols.
Lord Bac0n's Works. Is yols.
Irving's Works, National Edition, 81 vols.
Milman's Latin Chrstianity.s vols.
These sold only by subscription. Agents wanted.
IT ? For all costly and valuable Subscription Works
any noble work upon Religion, Literature Science
Art, address S. c. CRIGGS co.
PLEASE REMEMBER that there is no bookstorein
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Remember that Public and Private Libraries can h
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Mrs. President Lincoln is soionrn

Mrs. PRESIDENT Lincoln is soiourn
ing ~ the Fifth Aveoce IIotc', n. Y.
DRAFTED men at Butfso are liring
substitutes at rates ranging from S2225
to 1910 The draft in that district clos
ed on Saturday.
Up 10 Saturday, 18Th inst the sale
Of Flve.tweoty bonds amounted to $3.50,
3o5 900 The delivery j. uow SIS
oOO,ooo benin the subscription.
tee Grant is about 10 organize an
engineer corps for each division of bis
army, wilma view to making complete
Geographical survey Of the country
through which they pass.
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