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M Est CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

w Est CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAlLROAD.-6UMMRR ARRANGEMENT
--on ana after MONDAY, April 10, 1885, Trains Will
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHESNUT Streets, 7'l6 A. N, IL A.
b., $50 7. M. 4l5 p. M $50 7. NJ, r. n, IL Z. M,
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot
on east Market street, at 6l6 a. M, 7l5 a. NJ 7SO
A. M 1O45 A. NJ D. SO =. M. $50 P. M 6'55 p. M.
On and Rfter Monday, jun is, an additional Train
viii leave Philadelphia for Media and intermediate
Points at $50 p. M.
%%rans leaving West Chester at 7's6 A. M, and
leaving philadelphia AZ 400 P, NJ. will stop az b. q
Junction and Media only. Passengers 10 or FROM
station between West Chester and b. o. Junction.
going Eaat, Will take train leaving West Chester al
5'IB x. M. aud going West will take train leayIne
Philadelphia at45O r. NJ, and transfer ct b. O. Juno
ton.
the Chestnut anc Wa4nUt Street cars, Those Of the
Market Street line run within one square. The
Of bOth lines connect with each train upon is
arrival -
Leave Philadelphia az 500 A. III. and 200 p. M.
Leave West Chester at 7'45 A, M. and 500 p, M,
Trains leaving Philadelphia al 7l5A. ID. and $50
T. NJ, and leaving West Chester at 7S0 a. n. and
460 p. H., connect At B. y. Junction with Trains
Z. d. B. g. r. r.. for Oxford and intermediate pointa
Passengers are allowed 10 take Wearing Apparel
only, as Baggage, and the Company Will not In any
case be responsible Tor an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unless special contract is made for
the same. HENRY WOOD, General Supt
Philadelphia April ISL 1853 4ll
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DBILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD. =
SUMMER TIME TABLE,

BVMMFH
Through and direct route between philadelphia
usitimoTe Harrisburg, WlliamspOrC, to the North.
tsost ana the Greet OH Region or Pennsylvania.
"EIEgANT SIlEEPING GA RS on Rll Night Trains,
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Will run SH
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
J. No. 82O CHESNUT Street, forwards Parcsla,
PACKAGES Merchandise, Bank Note : and Specie.
Express Companies, 10 all the principal towns and
cities in the United States
227t JOHN BINGHAM. Superintendenf.
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INAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. to Wilkes
barre, Mahanoy CITY, Mount Carmel. Centralia, and
all points on Lehigh Valley Railroad and Its
branches.
BY new arrangements. perfected this day. this road
enabled to give increaSed despaIch merchandise
consigned to the above named points.
Goods delivered At the Through Freight Depot,
3, +. corner OF FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before +. NJ. will reach Wilkesbarre, Mount CARMEL
Mahanoy City, and the other stations in Mahanoy and
Wyoming valleys before IL A: NJ. of the succeeding
day. [722l ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES.

THOROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now follows, VIII
FOX NEW YORK, without change OF cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 74b A. M. 1890 ana
FOR PHILA DELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday at7'45 and 1915 p M,
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia 81 p. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS for New York on Up. M. train
daily. ,,,,
Through Tickets to Philadelphis, New York or
Boston, be had at the Station Otce st all hours
In the day well the office In the Bankers
and Brokers' Telegraph Line, No. S4s Pennsylvania
avenue between Sixth and seventh streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore An
]. L, WILSON n Easter of Transr rortation.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
225tl GEO y. kOONTZ Agent, " Warrington.
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LINES FROM NEW YORK FOE PHILADELPHIA,
Win leave fru M foot OF Courtand street st A. NJ,
and L. M. and II night via Jers ey City and Cam
den; at 63U p. Nj vs Jersey City and Kensngton; at
Philadelphia. . =. -
From pier No, North River at $50 A. NJ. Accom-
nlodation and 2 y. NJ. Express, via Amboy and
Camden, WILLIAM Ii. GAILMER
Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
TINE MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN

rLo dos;cn nv LarkIn G. Mead, Jr' WIN"
nss beon adoptpd by the Committee, though nv =, ,ne ev
.,ot.,v o,pamented as some others lfeso" lfeso, l,obt
on.ite taste Tie die is 70 feet high ana 'i
a "a, toct The foundation and subhaSe ar rE ~ be OF
and the artist proposes the ~ of IrouZe The Obe
P,Vereeuu marble. and the statuc - Al the base
N ir the eagle aud Eloot; ~ nv y,se,I
tedesta j. projected III 'front.' on the fonr cardinal
statue ofIiucon. On plane & are qroups represent
pouts are four pedcsla> Oh iiv md marine arms OF
IhS ue crrliug these pcdestals are utpie9' & o
,xbrh arp written the names o ~ ~ ' 80 work indi.
,a,icts are linked together ahu NY - presidept
a"i''s - r,urh wise ccuhsels ol Tue 9r'ian
e"t la irr,,nre If the soldiers and sailors tie ILL.,
% len mes rVed and pcrpetuateu Oh rlo ~, sront
90 80, -. are tablets for inscriptions lh"t ~ tiL,,n
" VI a ~, der the statue bears the name lh , cnr-
ana u Te subblse is reached by stairs from ue % be
- ~ tho base and under the base Is the cI1 Fce to
petnaius The door of the crypt is also e CrnIncut
tbe MASSAGE aud stairway, which asCehds I'LL tom.
inside Mis- HOsmer's design was an en,au.
~, the tyyO great phases OF the ~
f,,ti,,n and tle preserVatiOn of The Ou"" ,o,,cn.
VoIk- plan provided rectplacie ip ,c,r. the mon
toas cn,i,ected with the career OF MI Mr.
u,neNt m br sI1uouuted by five groups vi ~ y IN, a.
SuNl si ~ - .ioss,c te1ple. Mr.. Leonard W. NuiA w
go tvr, ,,aus.leun designs lhc CNh'l"Nt g. ,io
Meade was executed on satnruayn6 ~ if.1cry near
srectinu Ol "A monument at O"h ~. ,,,,to erd All
~ ,, Iii fr eXtcrior portion 10 be Of stautV anu d"
a. ,r,st duruhlc material the ulluie 10 " Va
h.o,e The foundation 20 be completed GURUS ,ue o II
80, an, Atunn of 1869, and all the alNHt' tuIe Vu VI
eif tle Isl day of January, 1873 ana an tV s
a. , trtIt uf 10 t0 be added. Mlui iOUI yNa1S "itS
~ ,iir .ucctdcatig:is and working plans are to ps
srished az or before Tia 1st day OF February next anu
an a,u contract is tu bo executed immediately
after Mr. Meade giving ample security or tno rcb
~ Sd contract Mr. Meade to receive $4,000 Tor Tue a
tcctnre and scuuture Tie contract proydes & IUI ,ho
bnding of "a crypt suitable and sufficient 10 contain ~
remains Of Mr Lincoln, and for family tolno
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
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Winter Mr. Tureydrop Applies the Probe. by James
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-, s,.no Ireland Switzerland, France. Germany, and
m rpses Of Spain Short Routes in the East ee and cor
- f r,-rs Phrases in French and German. By Henry Nor
aDrl vol 6mo Cloth 81
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Nos 80 92 and "a Grani.+
sent f,-. ~ nail IN receipt q the price
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0lntipg AnOtmits.

Il II. RIVERS
~. DANCING ACADEMY.
\, 10 STATF.Sr CORNER oF COtRrSr., BROOkLYN.
unLs 81 tie fashionable dances
tsusli o lessons Srri ior circular
nUMAks DANCING ACADEMY, No. "A
lIWcsi Fnirihs Gas Tus. Friday evenings ladies geaemcu
Al dame. astt Ierf g IN one quarter. II 20 - ps st.
NE GARMO" DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ Fnuave Folrrcuiht N reopen TUESDAY.
September ~. 1853. Circulars 70 thr Academy.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Frlntinq.
Excursions.
Strmbcats ano AaiIroaos.

Sitaln0oNs ano tlAlf0aos.
RRISToL LINE-AT 5P; n.
TO Bo$roS PROVIDENCE AND IsfsRMsbiSrs PoisTs
The tho World 500 State Rss
BRISTOL.
p No. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS AtsP a. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and skrua
Connecting With bs Express Trais Bristol the foIosOS nsuiss
Ar,Ss Boston ecOt for all .u, Of
Frs.hs '.lsu low the lowest and landed IN BSsn .ts.n
JAMES FISK IT,. MAn.Sug Drcoct
E0R N0RWALK and DANBURf.-Rail
TIVE S T;ad fare No du't-1hs , and .Dl'nd steamboat
evey shruoon At IS and from foot Of rhrty fourtbst at .eock
sonasess IN The pssaT aud Ss".'ss k,IS. I Rsu,aas
Fare est, Excursion Tickets. sl Stages
CausAo. Wilton and RilseGed
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-Fo WHITE
nS S sAIss ShSS . kosEp on I
%SsKs es r @ f Fer a's S ss,%S.i, S
days sresp,el). Att ~, for the sbo'snaHsd piaoea
DOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
nSLp AND r,k NORTH Fare. 81 se.ss, l,,ys s,s r.'E
DOR NEWBURGH, West Point, Poughkeep-
,s Rsdo' 7pa kas~cn landing at colioa'' Dock Cornwall
Ne" Hamburg ''d sI!Is;i sFs;MFR The MARY POWELL
leaves D.,oro.'osst EVERY AFTERNOON At 3 s'eeel.
CTEAMER MARY POWELL.
- CnASGE oF HouR-oa aAd amer hoEpAr, Sept 81. Mn
SAFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER PALMER, FrCHBURG. NASHUA, LOWELL, CON.
CORD TltE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
IN BRMEDlATB POINTS
Tho aud stanrh sttstseS Of the Norwich Line.
leave NovYcr daily tsusd,y, sIey,ed ssost p m Pier
No 40 North River foot oi Nsstyst,
FOR kBW LONDON,
Tiers ,.,nus via ~. ss..So.l Erss. Train h.- the .s.s
ponts Nosleh and Boston aud Wssstsr Worcester
sns Nashua aud Err. Lond.n and Eorhcfu Railroads
Frgbt ak For information inqsre sf
y MARTIN. Aggst 81 tie Picf
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

Illustrated Gse the principal sIburhan The Lac Il
Division n this REay has been prepared and be OBJ
ofcs sf the COMPANY ee II charge By those wishing
perouay examine tie rsoR referred TO- Wit The view o settlement
H. RIDDLE. General supt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK: 80,
Fer scs H,';' ts '9 s9ssgs & . ~ r, 81. "
For Milford Strstiari Fsse Soaibei 'i We'P'" -" '''
Psr 20 SoTr.a aS N tco {cc E, aOo CrLl 2s @lb
a!s 40 lErs q Sa5 SO 500 20, Pm. p@ al, 40 s0pm
FSI Stanton Toj 800 III 800 lls l2lS (EIl Ah j."
hs For Grecu.ch H and rt.rm,s 'O 900 ns. a
SS @*' ''' ~%P CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer BOSTON va Springfield, sCos thIl. iO tEIh s"r"
FST FST R.SS .oc "a ,.S Sf sefnss ss SO H % & 1 a G 80
Fer Connecticut River Railroad sOoA ,E'h iaHr I" "''
heal AGO p m. TO NoIihampten ,.,,, ooo,y.,. uls
For Hartford Providence. and n.sEH RA'n0sd $40
For New Iayer .uLopdou sD1 s'Ourgon Railroad ''~I"
70, CSv. R,ipsd aOo H. I2lS Sorh'~'n an W.
H'tSs'Fs P"T Hssa.,,oni, Railroad sOsm, 400 IN
For Nagsa'aen HSvaa S,. R,isoI 1,S So H. Is AsE~
Coumodoa. Slecpus CArs attached :. so 10 poyT sst
NEW JERSEY r. R.-CHAEGlEs 30 OF !. hDgS, s.,.o,
iou. s;s p Via ca~as' am A., s isl P r. wahs,tso
Os l2S' p m ~ - F.. . s' ~ anu @ 40 NJ SOP -
For % raR wssr~o cr'Haa, and cDsaS 20 ,s,.ss II. ii
,1.., M S,.1 T1f fs.s. .sp"S.r :. ,s'
Cincinnati without change %tspg same %psr,sss ear
D. n train an noa sSd Areag chnsS ssIT ,.s va
sss.setss 90. ' II .i s,S'' OF other IacSsoS sat-
PARITAN aud DELAWARE BAY hA'"
AOAD FOR .LoNd nKNNGcHkk ,,.c Hkkp ssG"
A" " greu Per No. a. f.et % Ns.nienst,
Dali, tSuslay. excepted. At - "a, aud 81 ? -
1t,srb,sg a. Per IL Pa.eas-D oolr stNf n
by lsrsrls steamers
JRSsR bOlr lsi ShFhtNNA
,,.,ni., i..,. Ia.s Br.ac. A. "a a s and
f,.s RT.r - 80 a. an4 So
AnIriir 10 New IsrS AZ ~ a. ~ s@ % sqs
lsr.utss on neat. 81 aJi is, - s's - laser.
June ~. / g. W, > c'N ,",' -
o,OIrTU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lSLAsp.,
l1-cHANOE rlgk. - anl ser >epea.sf =, terref
Uii us as fow. Lave Nsalork Rolsotrt A4a o' "a
is,r sootL Seyrr,h-st WlAamssurh), u 900 as a
tso n "a hr rP sBd in'erle tate sI'uoh' - an "a
i..,r. R.,ursr. .sv. .ip 4tG:l3 sud IA sss Nss
,s y, .iss .t.os. ari oa Jainscs. "a ""'s
Yvrk al so g:s5 S:0 and q: > "a - -. =, Al.
Passengers f.r iocsaNay aHl Fire lfand VIII "''' -
ahs $40 y M .rainS ,-t,,..l IA, PS hAaA
FA''"s'" X WdifE, Sore~"'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RALReAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY -. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.

Station In ard fos'"
Az, Entrance on Tweutr -sVruih-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
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INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHER,
No 4OB WALSuTsr.. PHiLADEIPHH'


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has recently Published - ,.r-
A TREATISE ON STEEL: Comprising It's Ihtory heAin'Ef
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aud RnQr. Appendix on the Besemer ana hg huu
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EKiE RAILWAY.-TKAlNS LEAVE DEPOT

$50 Wag Ifdia for Su1e AMI intrrnras sSloss
$50 D. Nyht ErpreSs daily far Rochester Bu1to sanhsper
Dukrk spl al points West aud sleeping toassa
will run through 10 Cincinnati without chauEe
n. m EEfgrant Train. daily. for thr west -,
WAY Rutherford Par Passse snd Paterson nes
m and las, 500 o. - sni llOO 90 ""e
nights Train IL O'clock for Sa7ers and ntsrnSas
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
situatiuns @tanttS -IlaIts.


A PROTESTANT man and wife, no lncum-
L brauce SITUATIONS, the former - CoA' 'Hhn sa
PLAIN GARDENER; understands the of horses sei WE 10Y
GENERAL HOUSBW ORK, In smal respectable anJ no o1srs
need pu viii bear The ctest Inquiries rem lah'
be for two DAYS Al No 20 West For
nntst References n the zane house; country preferred
DROTESTANT young man wants situation
g. COACHMANwiug t. do ANYTHING; capable Of taking
place Best Of reference can he had rom r
last nt or 10 this city Address BOYLE No 25 East Twenty
second 81, Thiri-aye
NNANTED-By n young man, SITUATION us
COACHMAN GROOM who understands TIE care aud man
scent horses Noud make husc generally 1s-n aboa! gen
tlsuan's place. Address A. H.. Box No i5e Tribune Ohce.
ELANTED-A s tuatIon, by an American
w ,ouug ~ years osge CLERK Office l's good ~e
qnk figures Or STOCK CLERK IN wholesale drT
soots boase Address T.. g.. Box No 25i r o. heH.lork
LNANTED-A situation, by young man, as
w CLERK n Shipping Office. COLLECTOR or DhLNEkf
CERK experience Address for wek,
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ENANTED-A Situation 10 RUN q STA
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AT BEDELLs-All private families and
~ the W W @ large seieet on % class
SRRVANTS of nation. Jr work. az bhDbLbS
Nos $40 AID 3J2 FOurthsVe., IaentT-hth-st
.-y
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

hckets san obtained Corpauys ,sEo 2H Bro,d-
Depot foot Of Chsmbesst New lork also Long Dock Dpoi %
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SUNDAY TRAIys-8:3o ~, WAY Train for otsyile I"h ~
Pstersoa; Nigh EPr>sS for DankHk, Bufso Roehet
points West - Emgfsns
WavT Trlins II .. NJ for Paterson aud Port JeryiS
Express Trains through Sasauc Dunk sna Bufto s5e
ont chAge Of eoaehe. and direct eounseon With s soob -,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
long ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Leave James

s M r port and s ssas except Woois And Nes
Tree eaam NorhDO Passenger Tran aud all stations
eept Willow Tree 3 lg rag Tor Greeopou stops n ~
J,aales Nueol. cksyle and N ocs E. t9 m, NoepoH
Passenger raa aud all YatHas except MoS Tree a,
] A. ,reo aith trains 10 and ard GeS ce's
sDr,v F,eru Train lcsve. Hunters Po for HeUptem
Glen Cove North sip NoTthporr AMI All t 'acrs N'e nhr
ters Point at G.lep n Takes eeer1 Jeue u se -, .
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

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Salrs bp auttiou.

VI. MERviS. Aictioneef
RY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co, Broadway cor.
ID .hsSae, of Books Work. Of Arr Fancy Goo, FgiIe &
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SEPT %, AT OCLOCk
VALUABLE BOOKS eoet from several Private Libraries com
p.ug great Of Choice Standard ENGLISH and AMERICAN
Publications ,nany Of them 6ne substantial tudng snd co
lection Including elegantly ILLUSTRATED
WORKS lc Catalogues ray aud the boess are oo view
GRo. A. LEAviTr Aucaoneer - $500, =,
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astorplace and Egbth-st LBAvIr sIRbBElSh
CoS,iGSMgNTs LBEaEEs CATAIoGUED AND SOLD
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
MISS HAINES

MADENIOISELBE DE JANON
.pee,r inform friends aud the public that they will REOPEN
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL So. and 10 Gramercy Park
East Tweutieth.st. Sept O.
Applications admission pupils be made either P'F'on'y or
- M itralIn
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -IPpSrv

~ Passenger and Freight Depot NesYok FOO, Of Ihsv,
meets Hampton JUNCTION with The Delaware sckawssa sud W..
Railroad ana al hason With The Lehh Valley Railroad And N eo,.s
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Situations SllanitS- -cfrmalfs.


NVANTED--A Situation as GOVERNESS by
w an American liberal education, 10 teach the Eagsh
bsnche and Piano Nose wh children Location no OBJ
jecton. Address X Red Bank Po' Once, New'Jersey
WANTED - BY n respectable, mldde-aged
w LADY SITUATION a HOUSEKEEPER, or NURSE TO an
ad Could take charge Of house during absence OF ay
shroad Best Of references given Apply az NO E "e l"eHV
sgbihst
III respectable Families Boarding g-houses and
~ Hotels supplied With good SERVANTS om all naions Pro
and Catholic at Mrs IORKSTONS Ohee NO ~ beeeherI
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

10 SILL TO bfhpihAi~
rear sse combined w1 nrass cumsson maAes " tee
best s1b,crptun hous ever pub Ished
Pa - r1hscrhers 10 three DAYS
Another Mass. reports loJ slt.cnhers 30 rda,s
anil m sescnp on Of me s"f
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

- For sale BoOksesrs postpa receipt u pe
IN he PubIslrrs TICkkOR 4 YIELDS. Boston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

A meritorisus article is Halls Sicilial Hair
Renewer; it is rapidly becoming known and
widely and deservedly popular. It's apparent
~ nothing in itself but an agrssably perfumed
aad pleasant hair dressing, but it contains the
most wonderful curative properties for loss Of
hair, and after using it short time, gray hair il
restored to its natural color. If any Of our read.
ders doubt it, lot them try single bottle Of the
Remover" and they will add their testimonial
to tho truth of what We sav.-Sentinel, BurAna.:
ton. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

An English paper publishes an advertisement
addressed "To Confectisners," Offering "ssveral
cwt. of orange pee" which tie advertiser assures
confectioners he can furnish on unusually adj.
vantageoss terms, because he has "the swsepinys
of all the metropolitan theatres and places Of
amusement" Of course, the particular sweep.
ings have gone into msrmalade and plumcake.
and made otherwise acceptable to tho British
palate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

A Paris aswspapsr states that the office Of tho
United States legation in that city is 'ovsrrun"
with crowds Of persons anxious to smigrats to
America SO as to escape the operation of the new
army bill. Having heard of the German.Ansr-
lean Naturalization treaty, the Frenshmsn seek
to obtain their papers citizens Of the Republic
before they leave homo.