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TIE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.

Andrew Johnson has improved hi
last moments of power to exercise hi
authority in behalf of the leaders
the late rebellion. This is consistent
at least, with his course during tht
past three years. Ny Policy" could
not have a more fitting cap sheaf thar
the issuance, by its author, of a procla
nation Of pardon to jeff Davis, Slidell
Breckenridge and the other ring leaders
of treason " The circle around
which Johnson has so long been swing.
ing may now be considered as compile
ted. Indeed, he has turned himself ex-
actly inside out and got himself upon
the directly opposite tack to that upon
which he started when he declared so
hercely that treason must be made
odious." This poor creature seems to
lose sight of all that involves the in
terests and aims of humanity in his
narrow view of 'politics 3" His course
since his accession to power indicates
but too plainly that he regarded the
great struggles Of the war as nothing
grander than Il mere squabble Of poll
ticians that the war indeed developed
nothing that could be considered an
tasouistic TO that abomination in party
maxims, that /" all is fair in politics.
He kicked loyalty out of the White
House and set himself up as Confed-
crate President and having done so
he is careful not to quit the Chief Magi
stracy without doing all within his
power to restore his chosen friends and
allies to such political rights as the
President may confer. Certainly this
Proclamation is mere empty form
and there is no particular objection to
It's being issued but its PRONUNCIATION
At this time is proof of what Johnson
would have done at the inception of
: Ny Policy " if be had had the cour-
ge to do it. 1t only remains now for
lin 10 pardon the prisoners at the Dry
rortngas 10 finish what he begun on
he 22nd Of February, 1866. To CON-
'lete his contemptuous treason to Iar-
=, principles and country he should Ie-
tore to the rights of citizenship the
urviying assassins Of Abraham Liz
DIN.
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amnesty for the offense Of treason against
the United States or adhering to their
enemies dnring the late war, with the re.
storation of all rights and privileges and
amenities under the Constitution and laws
which have been made in pursuance thereof.
In testimony whereof, etc.
The full pardon and amnesty includes JEFF.
Davis, Breckenridge, Thompson Slidell and
all others who directly or indirectly engaged
in the late rebellion.
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believes that due regard for the nationa
credit requires it to be first paid. And when
lawful money, and consequently the only
sort of money in which the bonds can be re-
deemed.
If it is financially possible to do what
the Senator proposes, the way is clear
to a triumphant solution of the said
financial problem.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
LITERARY ITEMS.

"Fifty years IN the Itinerant Ministry, ny
IunoS-an interesting account of personal experen-
.es and observations as methodist preacher-has been
very S" neatly ssueG by n rODa Co. No 81
II must be deeply interesting to az may
read it with profit The simplicity humility ana Iersor
of ancient Methodism are happily e'lnceu III 'ii'
course
Tieknor e. Fields announce Tor immediate
nblcation the poem which George Eliot mas peen gu
RACED since writing Felix Hoit' IL Is eh'iIeu i
go, - and is said TO possess all those striking
sisraeeriScs which have given her novels wOrd-wus
reputaon with the added attraction OF vigorous anu
graceful poetic dietiOD.
Carleton g. Co. announce for publication
Folly as it Flies" new book bN" Fanny Fern ma
demoselle MerGuem." a translation OF new novel by
George Sand and Our Artist in Algers cOnecuOh OI
comic pictures setting forth Mr. Caretons recent adVe
tures among the Arabs and MOOrs OF the Barbay Sae
TIE stnamed book viii be in the style OF Our Allst III
Cuba and Our Artist in Peru" by the same author
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New;
~ York rk-JAhES WATSON against PATRICK CVFf and mnns
cus his we Sebastian Abu, William Ksnne Josn IIa lss
Reilly John Tracy. IT, James G. Fitzgerald WILLIAM SeeSa
James Rutherford, David Lsggett, John h Peralc. -
REFEREES SALRn Of the judgment OF the spose
lied Court Ia the above entitled aOs on TIE
Of April d. 1863 the undersigned Referee appointed ~ and o -
Judgment will SILL Pube Auction the Exchange SaooA ~
III Brosdway EeEYOrk City MONDAY the 2Ih day Of Apn
Al IL O'clock through Thomas vsch Real Estate Auconsd
that Of land With the budng thereon e
situate yue the Twenty second 2d Ward OF the CFs
and described follows, via; Beginning -
northery side Of street Distant hundred and "
nine westerly the westerly enn
Pythr and Broadway aud running thence north tsef
straight line parallel Broadway hundred feet snd se 80
100 h.nee westerly straight lice and parallel sih h
third twenty-five feet (25 thence sOuhwer ssi ~
parallel with Broadway hundred fee. 400 and hVe .sl
and thence south eastery along the nohe side Of Fh s
twenty-five feet @ the point place Of beginning DATED sesI
April J, 1868. RCHD G. BEAhlSH, kee,se.
A. HUDSON Plaintiffs Attorney No 81 Wall ssIeeL
The sale Of the above adjourned 70 sArURDAf May ~ 100
hOar and plaee-Dsted Hew.ioTk, April a. 1904 -.
r. c. BEAMISH Rsfr.
yAHEs A. HuDsoS Plaintiffs Attorney . ~,
The sale further adjourned WEDNESDAY NAY @ ~
q the hour and aee-Dated New-rork. MAY 1905
RTCHD c BEAMISH Rsss1e
JoHS FLANAGAN, so Nasssu-yt, Plaiatf Attorney - A.
The above sale further adjourned 10 FRIDAY MaI ~ 10"
hour and pace-Dsied kewfork. Mar 6tb lseS - ~.
RICHD C. BEAAlsH Rskrse
JoHS FLASAoAs, 80 Nassaust, Plantf . Attorney
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.
- YOrL--THB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF M.
WILLIAM L. SKIDM0RB Executor k and ehen<
lEo 2In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure snd sle macs
the above entitled eou bearing date the 18th day May s
subscriber Referee therein named will SELL Public Auction
EDWARD LAwRsSCB AuOOnser the Eresssgs sssSSsss
Ill Broadway, In the City Of Nsv York oa THURSDAf
eighteenth Of June 1868 u o'clock the following eeseh
premises IN the City and County Of Nsvfort AL that s
lot parcel Of ground situate lying and being In the Tse
Ward Of the City Of sewfOrk shh u bounded and assos
follows Commencing at point the Hohery SIDE Of fhhr
distant hundred ol feet westerly nom the corner rn
intersection Of the nohsr line Of Thffrstre.' ss n
westerly line Of the Fh running thence westerly rses
.Ous nOhery side Of Thirty tsengte ss
Eorhery direction parallel with the said westerly SIDE n
hhavenue Cs feet and Q iuch theaee s'si
sastey direction thirty 1907 feet thence IN souhery crseea ~
parallel westerly side Of the Hh seyentyfour m 80
and Eve @ inches the place Of begnnbs be The sad ,s,,n
dime nsiou less being the premises oonEeyed W ni
others the said Frankn Randolph on the h dg
February 1902 and the said being rsen 70 secure tho sn
the purchase herefoEDated gsS
1858 DANIEL lNGRAHAh. u, hsiefse
X NJ HARRISON < J. 7. DAVIES, Plantfs' Attorneys
1ax9x
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ytaal Aotitts.
CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY

GUPREME C0URT-CITY AND COUNTY
- OF EBw-YoRK.-EMELISR STEVENSON Plaintif asu,s,
CAROLINE STEVENSON and ether Defendants Is pursaAS v,
the referee appointed and by said judgment Tor the purpose s
rng into effect such judgment VIII SELL public saeSI ~
Thirteenth DAY Of July 1865 at o'clock through James h
real estate auctoneer
All that certain DWBLLEGHOUsB and LOT pe. or pared 81
land situate yog and being the Tenth Ward the Cy Of
York. fronting Hester street and which on entitled Map
the Property In the Tenth Ward Of ts C Of ssuYof aks
March 1923 and fed the Office Of the Register and tr . City al
County Of NewYork guishd number ltwo) bounded
lows southey front BY Hester street easts and DO I
land formerly belonging TO Jebn Smsn deceased asd nsS
owned by Peter Coyef westerly by land formerly Of Ru
ssIon Being in breadth each
onebah inches and In length on the easey e ornx esi s
Also ali that other certain house Of ground tu,
being n the Seventh Ward Of the City Of On me
follows 70 vii: soutiery a by Cherry Aforesaid
In By land lately belonging 70 George es
astey By ground formerly belonging 70 hen hAeat t
westerly hI and lot OF ground formerly In the pOss
Of Isaac PLord containing width IN from. and rear Nein
length the esey side nneyone feet Inch nf u
westerly side nnsty-four feet be the or less
Also al that certain lot ground situate lying ana being IN ne
Seventh Ward Of the City Of NwYork being part Of the farm oE1
belonging Hepry Rutgers deceased and krowu and distinguished
chart of said farm the norhey bail OF oi nbs ts
haf Of said ot westerly By twsstYI esstsry B,
number wenei containing breadth In cnt and rear a
To or ., aud SSine sScWn b. hs street aunSsr % division s
Also, all that certain o piece OF parcel II and s;t rs q,
being Eleventh Ward Of the City Of Neufok on the worth
sry side Of Sheriff street. commencing at point on the said nc
ery side Of sheriff street distant about eighty st from h hS
westerly corner formed BY the Intersection Of Stanton and Sf
streets thence running said the said north westerly ~
Of sheriff twenty feet thence running noneseery % 1s
parallel seyent6Vs feet thence runnng soote
ery on line parallel Sheriff twenty feet and thenee rus
eastey and ne parallel Eh stanton street ts
sbers street rsster tho By 10. Of ground iHoss
Rkers map lot number eight 3D. nohastery 70, o. gs
and conveyed By stephen Lyon zebaoe Noun. and o D
May 50 1853 JONES hesseei 30. % s''>sa
JlHHs l. BEssISs Panars Attorney No. ss Br'0nsh >.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
athu SnblitatiUns

I IBRARY EDITION. uun
WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS.
COMPLETE IN SIX VOLUMES
Illustrated Original by George Ckshanh John Leth
and II K Browne,
AND WITH AN ELKGAST STEEL OF TRz
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PICKwICK PAPERS BARNABY RUDGB,
SKETCHES BY BOZ
Contents Of Volume H.
NICHOLAS ECKLBBY, MARTIN CHUzzIEwIT,
AMERICAN NOTES.
Contents Of Volume Ill
DoMBEY SON OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
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Centents Of Volume ~.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, LITTLE DoRRIT.
REPRINTED PIECES
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OLIVER TWIST GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
BLEAK HOUSE, PICTURES FROM ITALY.
Contents Of Volume VI
DAVID CoPPBBFIBLD, CHRISTMAS STORIES
TALE OF TWO CITIES, UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
Price per vol, 81 rs or $40 50 complete.
The First Volume Now Ready.
volume every month until Series completed
Any Of the volumes sold separately.
This edition works Of the greatest Of living novests con
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person an opportunity Of possessing delightful novels small
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Agents wanted everywhere this cheap and elegant e
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Sal,s bp Sutton.
RY HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctiOneer.
~ HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell BY auction, on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, May % and &c.


RY HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Flf S ksbPS MSER EEkSxs XVI NJ q .'S % b "a and
AT THE rM' tSSDs sfiSst ART iaiF sssiffs ssIffsR1Bs,
sPEcfAG I Las SALE Al 70 OF FiSR OIL 'fsaf PIsTfSGs
I sfSSSE da1s siS: =:
I sI % % % aD nS Eoc sSs % S GGs na
scenery oil and Water Color q Witch fs
sVpreaon Also SaSbe Paintings By cslsSed Ans
can and E95SP''H Fs artists comprising EeS.I ,a. ss.' Wiz ae
x MAY Culyerhouse, GIrard,
~. CrGpsey :. Ritter, . yals. Roster
gaiss1; J6assIs;. soS%ss.n.. sSi.S1s coadsT
De Camps knSl, Henins
sai, sS' Muller waisist
They will be on exhibition and from TUESDAY ss INST day and
evening from to 10 until time Of sale Win Caaogaes
oov mn ,3,A eSG LI,yTy, A8,t0Ps,; A%"%,gc cr 1NroN
HALL ASEsS and Esh sp soLS
MONDAY, May IS and FOLLOWING DAYS,
mAcsmcEsT FaSSTs %ilSit Z flSsasY iis AT AUCTION
The valuable Private % Library @ q the 3 M md .scsH e. Sae essn
books ever offered to the public The Library particularly ch in
E SSoi Of s 5 % 5 S sai .Rd dn5sS 5
A.S A d s s;aci % ns on. ef works &c.
Books q each 1ys s1s 3 on a yss GTPPs q 1 & ETC.
H1A MONDAY and TUESDAY June and 2, .,r,
a. Ss S S n 'lsn S@ rs sTanass Snss & copt
assortment Autograph Letters American and Forslgn
original Of Sene Souhey and others many
very valuable Albums containing original Autographs OF distinguished
men Of the fifteenth and sixteenth centues also collection OF
Autographs from the library Of VIM Upcot bound 10 u 'o e' At
calf With portraits. .,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June !, at O'clock
GREAT SALE OF FRENCH and GERMAN FANCY GOODS, fn-
peb collection rich China Pan and Bohemian Glassware
China Tea and Toilet Sets Bronze
Stauary Clocks Groups and Figures Pasn and Bqu ~
gus Busts Vases Glass Cologne and Toilet SETS
Card Receivers Sets Wine Bottles Crystalline Glass vases
Glare; Sets, &c. &c
Catalogues ready. Goods n view Monday morning
June 5th and 9th.
Mesr LEAVTT STREBEIGH Co. that they VIII Sell
by Auction above Of the choicest collections OF
FIRST.CLASS PAINTINGS
beautiful examples by Of the most At
fists Jas NJ Hart VIM. Hart g. Brown TAFT Bersisdt Guy Baq
Chaplin Durnd McEwen Constant MAYER Coeman bl
ford DE Whtreige Hail. Shattuck Williamson Sonnag
Lmbdn Casear ane Henry Peters Gray, Geo. Butler Mig
not, &c. re
Also by De Jongh Brakeer Cd Free verOn. Roesen Re-
Also about choice Water Coor by Daey Johanno ubst
Chandelier Catenoe Sonntag Dbn Copsey hanzon Dlgnton
Las Van ffeeht GayArn Lafont de Metz Ge., hc
Also about 100 Framed Bngayngs Of them and val
nab 10 late Mr. A. NJ. CozIens-
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WANTED--A complete set of C00PER's
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6upartu,rsbip Bottles.

WE, the undersigned, have this day formsei
w CO.PARTNERSHIP under the srm.uane Of GILAOvs
woOLLRY for manufacturing Of Ladies' Linen sas Lace o''
Nv ." ' JANIS GILM0UR
GRORGR T. w0oLLh +
Nsv.Yort MAY %, 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of Nes,
YORK against WILLIAM L. SKIDM0RB kIeeuor se and ek
mo ~ pursuance Of Judgment Of feeeosur. and sale
above entitled action bearing 18th day hay ls TIE ~
scber Referee therein named Will ssi At Pahe Auction
WARD LAWRENCE Aueroneer athe Exchange sssoons - ~
In the CITY Nevfor THURSDAY the ghteept dF
June 1858 at 10 O'Clock uoOu the fooSsg described pren nsf
eel Of land tnas lying aud being the Tweny art Ward o. s ~
oEewYork which bounded and described - toess Cszscf
With the westerly side Of The Fhhsvs running theses e.
along westerly aide Of the Fh tvenynns l led -
four f aehes westerly and parallel with sad rortey y
Of Thirty nss hundred Oo feet thence sootbefy ana pn
With the westerly line l1sl feet aud i
inches SAID northery ne Of Thireft thence e..r -
along said northey Of Thirty erst hundred O fess ~
point or place fbe1nbg being the premises eonveye
Beach and eber said Fankn r. Randolph on the hi G
February 1852 being 10 secure the
part purchase seafe.k MAJ "a
DANIEL p INGRAHAM U., ksfua
R HaRpoy J. T. DGvzs. Plaintiff AHonsTh
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BY ell means read the advertisement Of L. n.
Gardner Co.. on our editorial page. They are
wholesale dealers IN dry goods. they mean what
they ssy, and can be found on Common street,
adjoining the City Hotel.
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CIR or JurrTHsoS. Feb. ls

CIrT or JETTEKsos, Feb. 10, 1858.
Arrived yesterdsy-3ll Texas Beeves, and 10
Calves and Iearlings. Sold-l40 Texas and s
Western Beeyes 10 Calves and Yearngs Sc
Hogs. 100 Sheep ard Mich Cows. Stock on
salt-73l Texas and 81 Western Beeves, 623 Calves
and Yesrliugs. CTS Hogs, 9sS Sheep aud Sc Mich
Cnua Ma uuOtp-
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Chambers lumber yard, Calliope street, oppo-
site Jackson Railroad depot. Large assortment Of
building lumber low for cash only.
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MEDICAL.
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Il Foyoras Manufacturers Of the Naskon Btters
ntsmen-I exanned the that granted
you by the u Government for manuf ctung the hsakof
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q viii be that this is NO LOTTERY but =
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\ By the IN, at tgstdIOus
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