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TVHE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK SENn-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
pabIished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents of No. LIZA MAY q J:


Contents of No. LIZA May q ]:
LLFADIYG ARTICLES: The Thing to be Done
The State Of Sonora Stop the Leak! While anC
Black; Rights Of Traitors British Peryer'i,y
Mileage of Congress; Editorial Paragraphs
H..FRoa GEN. BANKs's DEPARTMENT: Hi,
Retreat into Maryland
In..ARRIvAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOL
DiERS.
W..sOLDIERS DIED.
v..FROM GEN. McCLELLANs ARMY.
W..TIIE MILITIA ORDERED no WASHINGTON:
the 7th Regiment
VII. INTERESTING FROM NASHVILLE.
vIII..FRoM NORTH CAROLINA: Correspondence Of
IX..FROM THE GULF: Ls,e News from Nevy.Or-
ieans-Afsirs in the City-Peopie stsrviug-Msss-
for their Reief-biiliisry MovemeDts-The
Up-River Experimentation at Ship Island
X..TIIE GUNBOAT FIGHT ON JAMES RIVER
Private Letter dOm the Commander Of the Nsu-
gstuck.
XII. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispascbes 10
The N. Y. Tribune
XII. VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL BARRACKS IN
WASHINGTON Correspondence Of The N. y.
XIII. EXPEDITIoN Up THE CHoWAN RIVER.
xIv..FROM GEN. MoDOwELL's DIVISION.
Xy.FROM THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.
XVI. FROM FORTRESS MONROE: Correspondence
Of The n. Z. Tribune
xvlI..vARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
XVIII. IMPORTANT MOVEMENT BY THE GOV
ERNmENI: Tie Cell for New Troops.
XIX. POETRY; "Astres at the Cepitol;' "Ihe Loyal
Democrat"
XX..FROM EUROPE.
xXI..MlLEAGE or TEE LAST CONGRESS-
XXI. MILEAGE OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS.
XIII. FREE HOMES FOR THE LABoRER
XIV. THE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
XXv..CAN WRONG BE RIGHT A Story by Mrs.
$. C. Hal.
XXVi..WRECK or TIRE ORIENTAL: Departure from
New York-StI1n4iag OF The Shp--peIilou. Voy.
aye Ia Canoe. Correspondence OF The ~ Y
Tribune.
XVII. PROCEEDINGS OK CONGRESS.
XVIII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
xxx. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
XXX. POLITICAL
XXI PERSONAL
XXXII. CITY NEWS
xXXlIi. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
4xxlV.. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

4 'ENlRAl4 hAIIIhOAIp OF M w - ISi'Et. -
From foot 81 acknowledgements ~ Hampton
uncon with Delaware, LeckAwsnna and Western Railroad,
and al Es.ion with Lehigh Valley railroad aDt ia conne,'
iona forming direct liue to Eltsbur.h ard tie West without
chsuge OF caIs- .........- So,
Leave New-i ofk a. follows: .
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Mail TRArs--At a m. for Eaaton Water Gap, Scran-
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Allentown. snd Msuch Chunk
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8P.s WEsTAKS EXrisrss-toT hsston Allentown Road
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jersey CITY through 20 Pittsburgh
ExPEFss TRAIN FoR HAERfsBCRG-The 8 IN. Express
Train from Newly York arrives a. HGrTsburga AZ D. m connect
ng Fast and West Peun yyana Central Railroad Northern
Central Railroad North aud South and with tho Cunber
land Valley Railroad go ". -,
Tur TnKorGr EtpRHss Tran TWP Wxsr, leave,
New-York daily Sundays exccpiedl masking close
connection Harrisburg with PENNEY " ANA kGAfo-n"ltA
10 change Of Pittsburgh. and but Que 70 oncn'
and Chicago Four hour time s saved by taxing this
train. .
ELllaBrruPoRr AND NFw.YoRK FERSr-Leavs Now.
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1920. 4:ln, aud q p. m. - 49,
Tho boats stop At Berpen Point and Mariners Hsrbor every
,rip each way. JOHN D. slEhNS, SUPERINTENDENT
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Mem publications.
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Boots mo Shoes.

Q9 So 30, 81, and 81 50.-Sli0ES and
ppV, CATERS NEW SPRING STYLES. now ready
u JVEESs Nos, 10 ssS AlDsI T. s.-fess ICELAND stv
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Real Gstatc for Sale.

DARN FOR SALE at BARGAlN.-W,oo Qua
DO very de-irsbl- place for 81 MAER ktsI 49,
Containing about 40 scfes situated ~ the toMnshlP
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A CARD. ...,., -,
N VIM JACKSON. Nc 81 Brostray s,h ,,2es,s, ~
,.,,io, 10 bi. general stock Of FAMILY MObRNlr1
GOODS being without exception. tho largest ad most &C.
sir,bl. and cLeaneft offered % re;siL
sD..i t..atiln requested T. unusual hLr
esiu In black snd white silks a. = tli As' % orr
stock Of black Silks IN which will be found many ere Oar
galns- 49,. -.-.-- 4.
Al espness AL and canine.
ob..rve W. JACKSON.
Importer Of Mourning Goods
no. 55I BfoadSsy.
fetweeu Sprlng AID Place.
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Eote!s.

IRVING HOUSE, New-York;-Broa nd% aSoa an 70,
iab. Entonce on i2h.. This house !, now s S VIZ
the accommodation Of families and sn-r IL GOOD Res
s the hon.e for the Of the guests "sp No
;ne Lunch. and Oyster Room ~ the 6aseT'e";,
S-5 Broadway CHdS. w. NASH. )
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Chnurcs for Breiness Hlen.
A PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BUS

A PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BUSI-
"a MES for one person ia every town Address,
JOINS L CLARK, No. 90 Rassau-st., New.York
TOR SALE-A frst-class WOODEN MILL,
L. containing sixteen Of Cards and all the Machinery
necessary for operating the the very best 81 vantage
with abundant supply Of wstsr az al times Tbs property
desraby situated ia pleasant and healthy town hav
Ing every facility Tor transportation OF goods by railroad and
canal The teueneuts storehoute barns &C. apprtensnt
10 IL are all ia good condition The Mil Ia in full and
OPERATION and every way capable Of doing much
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time when wanted. For particulars spp,y 10
JAMES 7. ELDREDGE,
No. 3 Cougress-et .. Boston.
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TIYUE Rev. DR.. CHAPlN's WORKS, and all
Il Books Ia Defense Of Universal salvation for sale by
HENRY LYON No. f76 Broadway.
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TNHE TRIBU ALMANAC
FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL is nowresdy. II contains;
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF tie Union
holding elections in 1851 carefully compiled ior the Tribune
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the wear 1862;
CONVENIENT OF the UNITED STATES-Executive
and judicial Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
nom the United States al Foreign Courtsi
SENATE OF the UNITED STATES, Members or csssi-
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STATES Politically classified. .
LIST Of STATES, Capitals, Governors, times OF LeE's-
tive Meetings. General Elections ETC.; ,
POPULATION Of EACH SITE by COUNTIES; also
the Population of tho principal Cities OF the United States
from the Census of 1850; .-....,. 800, -,
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the IAhlFF All OF the
Special Sessop-both COZ p'ete; -
Also ABSTRACTS Of tie other important. Acts OF the
Second Session of the XXXNlh Congress and the SPECIAL
Ses.ion OF the XXXVIth. Also the more important Proea
'as Of President Lincoln - -
n'.'n GEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of The important events
connected with
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Nem CIVILIZATIONS.
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bp ga Ths New.York Albion "The csee sna
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Tv.ry mother should resd Il, aud then present is '
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PRACTICAL. TREATISE on DISEASES OF THE
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By EDWARD II DIxoS. NJ D., Editor g. The soAifEL'
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YTAPICOCELE.-THE SCALPEL, No. 2,
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Commencing May ], 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNL'

Commencing May ], 1862
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNL'
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of and British Columbia POUR steamers per month
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60 Eet.

TOITSE TO LET in NORWALK, Ct, with
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mace and rss the whole House IN The nee. 0rsg s
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are three acres OF ground with 81 frutbea tress 0
"a 49, There are 9rains daily between New"
York md Sorwalk Pl-ce will be let Tor SIX months VI
wear Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, NO. fhe's~i VI "
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DART of nice HOUSE to LEI, NO. l59 Wes'
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shse EOn FOR GRAIN and FRUIT
~ -. ,tOF FARM OFFS Acres, with Stock Crops. snd
Furniture; coed buildings 50 miles Long Island.
Depot Can for circular ia the ArPTessure Churn store no.
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ANY one sendnrs single letter post sap viii receive Ct
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vJNO PIANO-FORTE MAKERS.-Wanted'
4 FLY FINIsRER, at No. 94S Wet 1ssn''"' N''' -
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The following smart bnt shameful ''sell''
was not long ago go. of through the papers
emanaling from the '"Hub of the Uni
verse ~
- great bargain. To whom may enclose
81, will send by mail post paid, a finely
col engraved portrait of George Washington,
The Father OF his Country, together with an
elegant portrait OF Benjamin Frank Iin-eiih
er separately, a: four shillings. Address
A. e. Boslon,n
a gentleman noticing the atove adver-
hsement in city paper, sent his dollar and
obtained in return three cent and one cent
postage stamp, ornamenied with ''finely
cut engraved heads
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CONS UMPTIVES.

y L y n = u M L L V ES-
The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in very few weeks by very sim
pie remedy after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and thai
dread disease, Consumption is anxious TO
make known 10 his iellow-sufferers The
means of cure.
To all who desire is, he will send copy
of the prescription used, Gree of charge, }
with the directions for preparing and using
The same, which they will find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, sc
The onIy object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription Is TO benefit the affl.c.
ted, and spread information which he con-
ceives 10 be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will t:y hIs remedy, as il will eos
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription vii
please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings co., N. Y.
October 80, l86l,-3tn.
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a&pom m So g

Tuition. per Session, of eleven weeks -
For the first grade S4OO; Second grade
$500; Third srade $500 Commercial
Department SIS full course
One half the Tuition is required to BE-
paid al The opening of each Session and
the o.her half al the close unless by
agreement no deduction made for alb
sence except in cases of continued iIlUess.
Boarding and furnished rooms will be
given Students al two dollars per week.
There are also rooms TO let for those who
wish TO board themselves.
All the lex books used in the Institution
can be had in the place al the usual selling
prices.
~ For further particulars address the
Principal or
4. Lazarus, James Patterson,
e. Biuenbender, Wesley Bowman,
j. s. Woods, Samnel Achenbuch,
William Fritz, Board Of Trustees.
Orangevlle, Jan. Is 1862.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

DOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
~ send toaIl who wish ii Gree of charge)
the Recipe and full directions for making
and using a beautiful vegetable Balm, that
will efTeclualIy remove Pimpie. Blo:ehes,
Tan, Freckies, &c, &c., leaving The skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also full di-
rections for using Peiareau's : celeb. .aied
Slimulant, warranted TO start full growth
OF Whis kers, or Mus,ache, in less than
thirty days. Either of the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
with Stamps for return postage) DIR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem.
ist, sSI Broadway New York.
January 10, I862.-2m.
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THE WAR NEWS.
Fprl henry On the Tennessee River Cspiur1

- --@---- - - = @r - - - r -
cAIRo ST., Feb. II Fort Henry, on the
Tennessee river, surrendered yesterday af-
iesnoou a. o'clock, after determined re-
sisiance.
The fight lasted an hour and twenty min
utes, being conducted by the gun boa:s Gin
cinnaiti, Essex, and St. I.ouis,
The gun boat Cincinnati fred 125 rounds
and received 81 shots from The rebel guns.
Only one man was killed.
The ST. Louis fired 10 guns and receiv-
ed no damage
The Essex was disabled at the tenth
rouna, BY ball striking her boiler.
Thiry-two of her crew were scaided to
dea,h.
Capt Porter was badly but not dangerous
" scaldrd.
Two rebel Generals, Colonel, 2 Captains
and 100 priva.es were taken prisoners.
The For; mounted II guns
The land force did not reach the scene oil
action for Two hours after The surrender
serious riot occurred in Richmond on
Tuesday night, which was so extensive and
disastrous that it is feared the city will be
placed under martial law. During the ex-
ci,ement persons were heard cheering for
the Union
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SENATOR BslcHr, of Indiana. has at last
been expelled from the body in which he
onc'aied. We poblish an knicIe in an
osner column, upon the subject OF expelling
sn's man BRIGHT, which places this whole
matter IN its true light. One of our men,
oers, Republican at that. voted aeains,
the exPeiIing- Wha, will The AboIilionis,s
% next. Not one word is said in the
Senale abou, HAavEy.
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Affairs Mt Manassas.

A letter from Manassas, dated January
22, in the Richmond Dispatch describes
the condition OF affairs ic the rebel camp at
Manassas 'Rain, snow, sleet, mist, log,
mad, aud the state of The weather generally,
have for the time being monopoi lied con-
versasion, 10 the exclusion of that everlasting
topic, sihe advance and the expected battle
Since This memorably spell OF weather set
in The subject has been quietly laid aside
A trip down to CeniraviIle last week was
quite all event, considering the state of the
road. The ole tents, in some case dilapida-
oed, mildewed, AMI wsaineT-beaten, which
have 8 ooithe storms and sunshines Of the
summer campaign, have given place TO
comfortable cabins, which have quite an
air OF neatness and home comfort, with
their stick and plaster chimneys, and their
one window of six and four lights, and their
new plank door. la come cases the ends
oil The logs are sawed off, and the little viii
lagos look quite. hahrtable until you cast a
glance down at the pauemsnt To supply
the windows OF courseevery deserted house
between Centreville and the out side of the
lines hai to furnish lis quota In this con
nexion an anecdote is related of an old lady
who took her knitting and went off 10 spend
the afternoon with frien d. Great was her
CONSERVATION upon returning TO find her
house minus The windows. As no smoke
was coming from the chimney it was
drawn upon as deserted property"