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E'ARM for SALE.-A FARM Of 10 acres on
Il tho -hre nsbury rvsI Port NsAinyton, command.
ing view ofths e.I Highland 10 Ga The premirr.
good houses and ouhOnses with good peach and
apple OfcLsrd Aso and berry boir hc The
Ia ali lAble with small portion Of wood Comnunioa
ton daily hos, aud railroad. Terms eesy Inquire o. MI
NJ h. BhUEDAGE No. ~ Wslst, Office Of the Lemon Fro
Insurance Co Of Mr.. NJ L. PARKER, Pom WssbinS.on
Monmouth County, N. j.
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tn EmE RAiLwAY ConPASI,

UyIrKp STATES TREASURY, EEw.YoKK, June 20. 1863.
I(Y authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
hereby si,o notice that wi until the Dist day Of July,
inclusive receive subscriptions for UNITED STATES
BONDS OF THE LOAN OF isC,, bearing dx (0 per cent
Interest In GOLD COIN commonly Known ss FIVE
TwENTIEs. JOHN }. cisco.
Assistant Treasurer n. q.
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THE SEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE NEw-YoRK SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE u
yohlishsd syery TUESDAY and FRIDAY
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yoaaiahsd svory TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1884 July 2l1:
J..LEADING ARTICLES: Tho POIce Stephen,
Mission Recognition Of the Southern Confcder-
seyi Oar Perm ATchbisaop Hughes; The Con-
sciptoD; TIE lusuTTec;ioD; ketTibauon; Tho
Exemption; A Mans Right to Ills Own kdl'
torial Paragraphs
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
uI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dsp,,ebss TO
The N Y Tribune.
vl..THE RIOT IN EEW-YORK. Prooeedinss Of
Friday; Reports Of Saturday and Sunday; Re
ports Of Monday.
vn..FRoM TEXAS.
VII. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS: Their Account, Of
the Battle of Geitysburr They Acknowledge .
Defeat; A Br,ssiSg Letter from zen, Lee The
Letters from Jsa. D.ri, and stephens.
M..THE ESCAPE OF LEE: The Engagement a.
y snf e. TT E,sTsn,h SSIp' ass New hew
and Pu, Down the Rebellion Thsrs, They
Their Retain Correspondence OF The N I
x..LErTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE:
SPSXpESfs "irA THE ARMY OF IAE
xl LETTER FROM DIR. BELLOWS
III. LETTER or THE KING OF SLAM TO AD-
MlhAL kOOfE: Ills Opinion OF the 81. eboi-
sI.' he3eAion and Slavery. CoEfespondsuee Vi
The y. Y. ITibane.
XIII. HARVARD COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Uv.AGRlCULTURAL ITEMS.
xv..TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XVII FALL OF PORT HUDSON: How the
News va. Received 40 hew-OTIesrs
xyII..FROM EUROPE.
xvlII..FROM NEW-oRLEANs Correspondence Of
The n. 7. fa5sne.
xIx..WHAT SAW IN TENNESSEE: BY imund
KirEe.
xX..THE LOVES OF AN ECCENTRIC AUTHOR
xXI..yERY HARD CASH: BY tie Author Of at Is
Never too Lsts to Mend"
XIII. THE MOB IN TROY.
yXIu..THE RIOT IN BOSTON
XIV. CASUALTIES IN THE sICKLEs BRIGADE
XIV. FROM CFARL EsTON: The Attack on Morfi,
Ihsnd; Capture Of al but Fort Wagner; jams,
Island also Iskeni The Army ard Navy Cooper
stiDg.
XVI. THE ASSAULT ON FORT wAGGONER: Re
p1ise Of Our Forces; Ins Work besieget; IL
hust Soon fsl BoTs Sumter and Chaeston viii
Shortly be Oars Cou,sponde1ce Of The ". Y.
XVII. .REBEL ACCOUNT on THE ATTACK ON
CHARLESTON.
XVIII. WAR ITEMS.
xxx. CITY NEWS.
xxx PERSONAL.
XXI POLITICAL
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
xXxII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xXxIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Reports Of ths
STOCK, Money Cotton Grain. and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported Tor The n. Y. Tribune
T.Hx,-ODs Copy for one year. s3. TIVE Copies one
vssr. sj. Five Copies one year, S1@. Tea Copies.
SeEs Club Of Twenty, we send Al Extra Copy
Aadr.,, THE TRIBUNE. rew.York.
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0le0lcul.
and the vIGOR of YOUTH re-
ONE 10 SIX BOXES of =" wINCHEsTER's

hNE % SIN BUAES ~ >" W INCIII1oI IN .
~ SPECIFIC PILL" viii psynasrHhv cnro any esss Of
S.pssa Bezk-as d.ly nightly, HOWEVER, AGeSAVArko I'd,
aehcr resung from IsfisJeSEf or k-ee'Ies snd WIN %
found equally efficient IN affections Of tbs P'esaS. Dso''
.sd diseases generally OF The rriaary O,s1aa
PROFESSIONAL oPISIon3-" hAy, ss.d yonf Srr-
otyo P IN many esso. Of ratrhnu and With he moot
pe,ysst ..es.. j. NiLrex SANDALS, n. D. LII D. B'0"%
Ira.
"nhu u.us specific ss any m'ticips cen BE- have
cured very severe With from sir 10 TEN poss'-B
KHiru N d.. ID Rspoto'p n Med secHee N'0 i''x
PERSONAL" NJ, W.seh''f0 10 WORTHY % ALL cosF''
pzscE and de'o.ss himself eaAu'd''Ay to these fsplr'
tions"-D kiers9ia hss.s ~ D,.LL D., As0'sds Medical
G1fsne. Estc- York
The SPECIFIC PILL II not Honsopcihe remedy, re'
doe, contain Mercury Iron CantA,ds. oE any nlar'a:
lnu.diet Price, y.f boI, sr boxes fHhsH orasreS ~
o,eeJ r ss sent By mail Sold whoesas sAd retail, by
J. WINCHESTER. No. u John IT. \. L.
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4 TTENTION, DISCHARGED OFFICERS
~ OF the TlvO.YFARS RE0IMENTs.-Olheorsw who Ell.
listed prvatss uoBconlnaoned officers aud were A.
terwald promoted and then discharged by Of erpra-
ton Of service draw their bounty by calling
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday the 2td, 2jj and 2h
Instr at loom No. 10 American Hotel corner tBsouplaes
and Broadway. Oics hours between 10 o'clock and }
O'clock y. Letters OF inquiry answered Zee VI charge
addressed TO Box No. sti. Washington, ID. q.
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GUNNER Retreats.
Dcaro ano Rooms

NO. 100 EAST l7TH-ST.-FURNlSHE
" ROOMS to LET, with BOARD. One rue Of X oom' On
1ooI satc second boor Locao pleasant
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forses an0 garms Uanico.

A SMALL FARM WANTED, with good
IN House aud shade ~ithn houTs ride, for three
years with privilege Of pnreEse Address with All p.T,cu
i,rs possession thus FAIL J. SMITH DODGE, No. 10 East
l1thsl
FACTORY WANTED IN THE COUNTRY
Il Ws;eI power pfsleurd-w1ihin ten koirs travel Of
New YOIk power IS - Is hors; hoor s2ao, about coo
sup feet Business uIobjecousbo 10 pret0T or neigh.
hoIaood u near pleasant village preferred. Terms must
j. h. HYDE, No. 10 Pinest
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nODGEs INFALLiBIE VERNlNt Ia
~ TERMINATION guaranteed tho most perfect EtD
BU0 radiance ever hnowpt essnly ssfeesbe yesetaele
nqud without OIL opuu .rkspar. nscary OF other nin-
crs infants ,sfs, bashs In a. yer adj yesmin nis'uns
mas or animals iDstantaneoas Killed. zoo bottles goI-
chaser. ~ gIos clear 100 paT lolesse BY GODFREY
No. al Broadway, Now York Also, DOLLAR POCKET
srEREOsCOPES tho moot Intensely sayina ltte inven.
ton Of hi. century, and ednss out tho snaes
phoet.phs and oiher pictures fast picked up with
sne, nsss nsaIaness and beauty which delight end cham
every behoidsr
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EORTY-FIRS DIVIDEND Of the ErNA
d FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 81 hKWYOnK,
Ne 100 Bfosds.y July ls6Jrhe Dlf.tofs Of tits Com.
panI have thi. Jay a.clne.s sEMLANSUAL INTEREST
biV1DFkD u THREE AND A HALF PER CENT. psys
be ON loth ms, LIVINGSTON sATTERLHE. Ssoy.
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V'HE GREAT English REMEDY FOR

V,UE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
GOVT AND RHEuMAtisM.
An sufferers non the seose complaint, either q isSsn, Or
lons Standing, arc sdYned 20 use BLAINS GOVT AND
RHEi'NATlr Pills Tt.y Re reasd upon the most
sale ard ,ceta remedy offered " the public and Lave
b~en sniysr'sy used 10 Europe Tor many year, WIN sns
sgs-tsst socoe~s- -.
PrsTaioi BY PRoUT 4 nARSANT, No 20 s.rsad. Lon
dou fnganJ. sst sold By their Agents. WILLS Co.,
fI.nkiiI. .t, New-Yots.
Her HAjssys Cou,lsseaerp have authorised the name
and Address Of" THOMAS PRoUf, !20 Strand Lon dec 20
b. ipgo.sed upon tho stamp affixed " each boz
Of tic seuuiDs medicine
Pr.c- - AID - csais Per boz
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nea! Cs!Gie Tor Sale.

EOR sALE.-Elegsnt COUNTRY SEAT on
the udson River - nsles from the city, With 20
q lana ali la timothy srass except garden good yarton
with sbuldsncs o. all kinda Of tue choices, fTHiis
choice LiDds OF sTEps ali IN full bearing gardsuhouss
unssr gas fJl3 feet conanDy ell kinds of vegetable. and
fruits viz: peaches pears aprieots, smsi fruits &c All tho
gSss houses built the moot approved Ylsns modem dwell
ng house bnit Of bnck, +sIt5 feet, with extension Is
with 6iEeh hollow WALL bAsement under the enue houie
- rooms above tho basement b., ard cod wafer IN tho
house, wbsh-ub,, BE. st.bio 1roo, With two ~inss
l8xlG; barn 1lO sheds 12I50 Lenpery 5oIS f.rhouss
&c. Az outbuildags well arranged and well wa;erod nHd
economically worked Tho Dtuston 10 healthy and tho
view Of the Hudson not surpassed 81 other place. The
sboy' vii DO sold - bargain. Appy 70
lLg7I HOMER MORGAN, No PinsBa
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Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.
HlusltaI 1nsfrrmenls.

A II. GALE g. Co.-PIANO- FORTES.
IA Mandatory and WNerooms
No IN East I2th-st, New York
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miscellaneous.

A LEXANDER's SII.AMEAU for RESTOR-
N mo the NATURAL COLOR Of the HAi&
WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN
ard
WITHOUT PREPARATION
simple application producing ssy shais OF eoor nom
hrovp 20 beautiful blaoA the number Of sppt'
cation. producing permanent and Esiais COLOR and oesa
uful son sisy KBi so,sy appearance
III. IL one Of he ost oltAodinsry discoveries Of
m socac- apenng entirely with al rrensisons -
in other days, leaving poEEi.nent tAla 90
a., ~ IN ,bs skn md from poTnicious elects
IHu
no EQUAL IN THE WORLD.
kOip RETAIL NJ
AN tie principal Drpgsi.s In tho United Sts.sa
and by
HEGEMAN 4 Co, e"
ksu-iOlk.
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Ceniistrn.

FOB Printing at old prices at Eekers prlnI si
~ Yhse, 0tnlton, cor Pesisi ,s.S - and sSsG
kssaI Labels, pes,sy,. PswBRsi" Ssi ySsSs a. ~
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MAsHATpAs HIsiS0 ConPAsI
NEw-fOEg, july U. 1863
NOTICE ia hereby given that an assessment
IN OF ONE DOLLAR PR SHARE ha, been levied up
or the Capital b.ock (0OOo shaos Of the Manhattan Mn-
Inv Company payable the j0th day Of July 1859 tho
Office OF tho Treasurer No. II kassaustIes, Now. York
Tho Transfer Book will be closed the 10th July ater
hlch date f,oek will be transferred ubos tho
shall have bsen paid Interest will DO ohssged ell
meats pe.d aitel the 10Th. by order OF tho Dlee,on
JOHN w. DAVIS 1res,ursr
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a Baltimore unO Ohio
tgiienbahn.

I'm uub mad DfOntsS, 25. Wtai uerOen tasliS 3 9aas
naf U55eelins uuo Bartersburs rnb Elm 3uS mad 6rebe<
RID abg ten. pe foIgt:
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10 Dtinuteu.
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Der 3l9 ua1 6reberid sebt tGsl6 BON Baltimore una
$50 Nd@n1itfa9S Ino Usn 6reberid 7.I5 WcrgeRs,
Sountage duSgenoumeu.
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500. unb Don @licOtt'e DaiGs gaOrseus 7.40 Gub Il.0O
Urb gtGdmittags 2.A5 anS $40.
Nob Walbtnator.
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MinoraI- w as8ar

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bss mar $50 Il&rnt&eabi 81 92ca e ar esil ,ts9t
tas Ns Is s.
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PERILOUS EXPERIMENTS.
READ, If YOU VALUE LIFE.

Our public hospitals need reform.
Neither the food nor the treatment oftheir
inmates is what it ought to be. The great
object in most Of these institution seems
to be, to doctor the sick at the least possi
bic expense. AS Captain Bunsby might
say, eff they live, so, ifthey die, 50, also"
The worst feature of the whole is, that the
patients are nsed as liring Subjects for young
practitioners 10 experiment upon. These
eleves of the medical schools expect to
obtain the knowledge necessary in private
practice, by testing the properties and
powers of medicines upon the helpless
wrctches placed under their charge. Deny
this who will, we know it to be true.
For our own part, We are far from plae-
ing implicit faith in the prescriptions o.
the faculty. contraire, we have infnif
tely more confidence in the world -perva-
ding remedies of Professor Holloway,
than in-all the tinctures, decoctions, ano-
dynes. and cathartics recommended in the
professional text books Doubtless, tic
cgotistic nabobs at the head of some of
our medical. institutions would designate
his Pills and Ointment as empirical prep
arations, But We say, no. Empires ex-
pertinent upon the diseased system; but
he does not. He claims the trust and
confidence of invalids on sure grounds
an unbroken series of cures, embracing
all internal and external complaints, and
, running throughno less period than the
fourth of century! Can imagination
conceive of more conclusive testimony
than this? Does not such voucher
| bearing the Endorsements Of the sick il
every cline, and backed by the favorable
opinions and friendly DEGREES of some o.
the leading governments of Europe, carry
more weight with it than whole stack o
diplomas 2-Sandoy Times.
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{ Administrations Sale.

p
n Office is hereby given that the un-
y dersigned as Administrator of the
Estate of Jolin schafroth, deceased, will offer
fqr sale at, public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday, thel0fh dqyc Of October 1868
between the snours Of ] 0 o'clock a.. nl., and
d o'clock p, m, on said day. the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate IN Monroe 6oun-
ty, ohio, to wit:
<BPginniDg tho seath-west eernsr-sf the
north west quarter of section twenty-uine,
tewnship one and range three, thence east
me hundred an sixty rods to the south east
corner Of said quarter section, thence north
one hupdred and eighty rods to the left fork
sf Barnes srnn, thence up said with the
meanderilgs. thereof to the section line,
thence soAth thirty eight rods TO the place OF
beginning, containing sixty acres more OF
loss. and being all that part OF said quarter
section lying south of the left fork of Barnes
nun. 49, -st,
TERHs OF SALEs-One-third cash in hand
opethird in one year, and ons-third in two
years. with Interest on the deferred payments
10 be secured to the satisfaction Of the un-
.dsrsignsd.
JOHN MUHLEMANN, Admir-. Of
John Schafroth, deceased.
Sept. 1853.
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DFFIta Al. REPORT of the TRIAL
oi Hon. ClementL. Vallandigham, to-
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The work is one Of extraordinary in
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II comprises ethe following important
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The application to the U. S. Circuit
Ceurt for a writ of habeas corpus.
The arguments thereon, ofHon. George
i. pugh Hon. Aaron +. Perry, aud Hon.
Flamen Ball, District Attorney.
: The answer made to the Court by Gen.
Burnside, and the decision of Judge Lea
witt. refusing to grant the writ.
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Price, 81 90. Paper covers, cents.
Hs1~ For'sale at the Office of the spirit
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac Askew,
against
Levi Riehner

against
Levi Richner.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, | will offer
for sale at public auction, at the front door
of the courthouse, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 3d dag Of October, 1868.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Beginning at the south west corner of the
asst half of the south west quarter of section
seven, township Ave, range five, thence north
with the line of said half quarter 33 rods to
the middle of the road, thence northeaster-
ly direction with the middle of the road
fifty. five rods and twenty links to rock,
thence south fourteen and half degrees west
nine rods to a buckeye FIVE inches in diameter,
thence south 300 degrees east 10 rods to a
stake, thence south 81 degrees east nine cen
rods to sugur inches in diameter thence
24i degrees east seven rods to buck
eve twenty inches, thence south 81 degrees
east lS1 rods to a rock at the creek, thence
seven degrees east fifteen rods to a beech five
inches, on the section line, thence west on
the section line ninety -one poles to the place
of beginning, containing 224 acres more or
| less,
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FOR SALE BY

G. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; Ii. c. Kotzebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanlaw,
Alexander & Co., Cameron; john w. Barnitt,
Stafford; WagonGeld Co., Jacobsburg: Upton
SPowell, Jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill, Claring
ton; ]. Ii. & J. f. Thornbury, Beallsyiile; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally thu gh-
uot the United States and Canada.
JUDKINs & HALF, Woodsfeld, o.
Jan 3, 1sG3.-1y.
July Is, 1858.
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Farm for Sale.

TIGHTY ACRES of land near Antioch, in
IT. this county. 55 acres cleared, three log
dwelling houses and other buildings. Said
farm ii. well adapted for sheep or stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call on Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned
Terms liberal. This farm is ordered to be
sold by the Will of Isaac Philips, deceased.
r.. NJ. PHILIPS,
THOMAS WEST,
Feb. 25, TG63.-tf Executors