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Gharees for Business Nlen.


NOR SALE.-Wo9d- Working MACHINERY,
J. HORsLs. WAGONS, DC. 10 close "a .':s'e eontis-
irs o.
q Moodworth's Plsaing Ma. Tennoning Machines.
chimes power Muflions Machlnet.
s.rrtii noidirg Machines. Door Growers.
q SO sets 80 dug Cul.en ReiisE.ng ssrs.
SJ0 NEEDING P'sne,, Sssh Saws
% Circular s-ncles, Bird Iennop!ns,
Iefsuc4, Bsncle', Do'is nAeAmes a.,
Wirhts Poi-sctol saws, S--l sh9 bind Siocsini No
2Cf0sby's Jie.fs~ing Ans, obne, =.
4Tvrlins Ls,hes. l,VDh shatylg q 70 'iD
large face L.the Tor Holdinz Pusys ana Ia gs(s,
AlcOt Lshes Dono.e aud 5MsS Les'hvf
Bslu.tsr Hseiin~s. bepns
La ~ gprgat Boring ba' ZOO (. Siesm Pipe O.. =.
elmer Punch FIos.;, posta 10 Fore,
Lane quantities Of Tvos aud t&tytes &C. per aitug -
the business All ths above AlcAusrJ 10 hisc az in-
pIgves and yoN running Ia mo hge,' and mos corlifs
nisbIsheDt IT IL lind IN the U0ito5 Stes essInS ~
pretsnt proprietor over twenty thou'aai dolars go,
Asa pr heavy Truck 99l:ss Psfes'iy oaod and hga
Hsrn... aDd sIglas Cat. M dHs cie'ngt Carriage
Horse IS, hea high Warranted perfectly sonre sh1 aina
I'D 70 uoi u,ids Of three minutes, wth on g.'h}a ape"
lfhl c'tv-mads HaTnea and sltbngtp Bugsy-ReI edhp
sl Tor yentleuaDs An the aooTe popcny "a 70 sod
u cts 10 suit purchasers Of grgs discount tfom t0fC
ARMY II No ~ South 9th It,, ad1Isi, Boa No ID,
Broyily n r. Dr. " - ...
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Ogyrcy OF ray pyyysrLvtsiA Coat COsPhSr,}
qrin ty Building. No. III Broadway. I
", go NKw.YoEx. aug. 5. 1863
A SENiI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE
"a (1 PER CENT free OF Government tax hs. tnis cay
been declared the capital stock Of the PENN5f taNh
COAL COMPANY payable at the office in tie City oil Sew
Yor on ami after the Of August inst. The ra sier
hooks Will be closed o the lh to the 18Th Inst both IN
elusive GU. A. hO1I treasurer
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CTRANGERS' GUIDE to NEW-YORK.
N!ILLER'S

NILLERS
NfW-YORK AS IT is IN 1862
or Strangers Sude TO the Cities Of NewYork Brock
Iyn sad places compIising notices Of EVERY Oh.
lECI On IAIk RtS4&O STRANGERS, ineluoiog public
bu digs eharches hotels pisces Of amusement literary III.
Sc with MAPS OF the CITY giving the sees,
diagram the Ceas Para street aud guide Wards
Fire DTcis &c. aud Hgasoa River TO Albany and Troy,
81 evugs Of pabc buildings, kc. ne" edition
PIce G. ceats
Thestese 10 FOR sele by al the Booksellers and News
Aseais VII be sent BY mail receipt OF the pice by
JAMES MILLER, Publisher,
No. sl2 BTosdwsv.
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r,,O CAPITALISTS and MANUFACTURE RS

WE would respectfully and earnestly request
w those epoiuns fsrta and other o.tof t5su r.osery
for sale se1d fgI. ocuicd and efoi Dc cIi 0r
Ia. ooeieo ofeFet 10 as % beth iHt u.,
seBdng pgcL4se 10 ioo 40 loery 10 bud 90 uDhLu Ito
image lorn FL M thelr minds f tho imperfect t.scip
sntiot. JOHNS BIO, ieal Estate hroksrT, shss.au
o., n. Il.
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G9nL-$250, $500, $3.50, SiOO--Now is
% hSSvC the tine 20 secure \ Home. DESIRABLE
BUILDI,o LOTS fSs g. IL At E.4e'othposs. ~. J. at
abeye psis.s according 10 utiio. Nou.iy re mon OF
Z 10 eacii aken idesifet Apply 20 " H. KfLLQ1G. No
10 Pesrl-.'. Nsw-lOiA, OF COOLEY ~ AEipAlliER.
Elizabeth pof-
IL ElAn CASH, Balance on Mortgage II De
QpOOV sied VII Dug tle aeat iwolio4y FNAAI
HOUSE and LOT he ugiin,l ztcrr 81 ol auo AnfIs
sts Wnliunsourgh. Apply " lheV"lor. L. j. AEALODO,
NJ. lj3 Rear -, New OH.
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L'ARNlNG LAND for SAIL ,foO Acres Of
4 GOOD FARMING LASD o. hlG-ac~ County iliI'if
Oh 10 uuri. C.uiA RiTosd IS rLes 'ouh OF tAies.'
eud within NJ If ksuta1ou Cry one 81 Tue Pi-i'ta
nsd NOS Houf.ti1r tiNs b. A 90 tcos
20 the ColttJ seat o. Lispstpu ttunti ilo' A41.'s
viii attlnp uEERlT u sAl4d, Genera =. I.
L,ARMS for SAI.E-In Ito town oi Lcwit-
j boron.h. Wes,cAssiet Comfy y. ;. ogs OF ~"
Arc. ~rh .,i,saie Eoudlne well wfto-ed AL iim1e
on. .aiolin Of - Acres good Bu.lu. rEl 90 good eO-
to-. l,is rat. lac fla n J1NA1 hthIf, ca w
y,efnl.es, o. Q, WSi. CCltNELL, as r-ho..-r..
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NKINEL. WINIMROP = O.,

nRINEL, WINTHROP & Co.,
~ 80. a NAlft
hANkfkS AfD DEALERS Ia O. s. GOVERNMENT
~ .RltlEr OF ALL uEsCRlf .ipn.,
MAT iI,u CERTIFICATES Of iNDEbrE pNHsS
collected pfonr,y. The COLA received fot interest eled
OF ttcou..sa 80 a, lhc market y.lco.
srDchs And BONDS bsDgnt aud sod Oh commission.
COLD rOA DUTIES current rates
MERCA NTlLE COLLEC lONs ialds on Ill points IN
tie United -trttl su1 N.Hada.
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New Publications.
NEW NOVELS.

HEART AND CROSS. BY Mrs ohphSnt author OF
"Mraslet MsiuArd.' Sc.
THE STORY OF ELIZABETH A Tale BY Miss
yhackeray.
NANETTE AND HER LOVERS. by Talbot ewynne'
su,hor Of p" Tho School for Fathers"
Paper cover price 30 cents eschi 10 CLOTH % cents
These uovs are rnbshsd In uniform style. being the hrs
,sues Off new STANDARD SERIES OF POPULAR
FICTION" Low price--nest s.yle-eonTeh'en' SINE
perOr .toresae the "pOu's" Of this series o'ne' "'A
are ia preparation.
JAMES O. GREGORY. Publisher.
No % Walker.st, New.York.
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Boarh ano Rooms

DOARD WANTED-From the 1t Of Scptcm-
beg n.1t in pflyaie 'amiy rheit there ot4tI
bo.fdsrs ~ geui.mou ard ieI ~Yf' al psus'i.r
col sstug e x p.fsons Locslos 1csv ttA a. s'iu
"a. All sh anl ttl.as No'oger,cs rE-sauscd Aa4fe.s
~ 4 Box ~ go fostO4cc
.FINO SINGLE GEM LEMEN.--f UkNIsllED
L APARfMEa4s. wish orw,tbOSi bond Ap..y a. NO
- Worth Moors.t
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nc0olns CARDS. &r.

4 4 WI. EVERDELL'5 SONS, l04 Fulton-st
~ NEEDING CARDS Fine Stationery. Coorsd Ia.
itai stsmpag MolOsfauf Door aud Number Plates Seal
Presses Blank Books Cheeks Notes. Labels, &c. (Esiab
L.hed 1879
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At j. EVEKDELHs, No. 302 Broadway,
n WEDDING CARDS end NOTE PAPERS In elegant
s5sr A'a sspli goa Silver D9aP.so elegantly erso'A
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C0NcURAENr REsoLumoEs PRor,o2slSo ~
AMENDMENT 10 TIT CONsu uIlON. rh1
NiptNj THAT PERSONS is TIE MihlIAhG
SERVICE o. the UNITED STATES, ~ TAG
ARMY OH navy THEREOF. MAY VOTE At EhH
PLACE NG.hE InEl MAJ Do IN stSi sLfA
VICE. =,
Re.ssd a. ts Senate ,oneur Tina, ths following Ameest
neus DC ,iop,.t. to tAe GoLsAtuog y. Ms state,
,~s..on OF article |, hereby sm, udei u sti Iao
.rl 'lsr-o' the follow nS wcsGs: .
Ifo.. el That stw. az sseio In tie sesuAl MIA,
tafy .sv.ss =. tao Ilci Sstes Ia $40 YmY hAsy iaeIeo
. DO tspvad o. hsvoe 81 e.ieH 81 hs s9'eUee Hom he
STAT and s Le.Aiate .hsJ Assr power - provide ae
uanrs Ia which sd the Ns AID -ess a. Nnich sGch s
ec sslo may vote. sua ,hs cnFas and retains ci lhsf
,.J. - o.ssf,,s, -
he,lrsl 40 .Ae senate eonsnl lAs. he oresoJs ,oAH
ueu t,euoI 81 .Ac Lesss;use 80 DO eho "a usxf
gurfs. election = suNOgs sp4 thii thSans Do i5.ssSt
iof ihtso ppig. e sgeh siee.on gsaaa. 81 section
Sl1rh " NsS.foAs ~ Aoembly. Apfi. . lycI
Tie oefotrs sesoutions wee duly passed ~ eliss %
tho Assembly, J. b. COsdMAN, O.sts-
SlATE OF Nsw .YoRS in Senate. Apr.: ~ iSeS
tLa fOfesJiug resolutions daily psssse "a N.S. %
the Sene,e. JAS. lEkWlhLluEN, N.sk.
SrAAR ~ NEw-YoRK OFsIos ~ TAX ssCks ..f "
SrA.a i haNo Goa p4ei ths lteedas wlsh we "ls!nf
csNClueat tesout.ns he IN tns oes ana % cs.'uf
Ga, the eau 30 correct fsnscpis tAoseen s"d VI tao
whole OF SAL original seso.gt.ons 80, 4, , ,e,,
lOAAIlo BALLAD, Secretary OF Sl-.s
;vIo isvilwS
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Go farmers anb Offers.
Summer neireale.

4 FEW more persons can obtain COUNTRY
- go, sdif,., T. 4. ChOAsDALE.
Delaware ws,sr Gap. Monroe ~, Penn.
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Tmz NEw.YoRR SEMI. WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
Ygbasl.d .yerJ TUESDAY sra TRioaf.
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Real gsiaie Tor Sale.

4 VARIETY Of DESIRABLE PROPERTY
fof sALE.-A Cottage Bouss aid Ben 70 - ali tn-
otlel o. .sJ. 81 6lti tao 81 90 eai pnr veiy
large uosis IL ronrs 81 -t:s Al lcss is~tttcss e.
tolu &c o. fel lio ut4l OF to- ssiioas shore
ere "a iians per eay 10 sfd non No~ior CIR Ai1 d.
sir.b.s ElfeI go.t',y ffpl 90 tcIe rfrz4 ,c4t,-
sG4Iing am IL (5no.t acui L. sife "
JOIN 5ikYEhs, Il 49,. Fer-on. y y.
TER SALr--Y2r No,iGown. y J., II pin.
X uc, drive ia lAo depot e. eI1e.sa AID Deslnni.y
orchards ~ Non. County. luiulN o' bftlj NJ a.
No 10 Eui.ys..t, y. h.. " 20 10 MAGMA ~ us
u, ulsss
TOR SALE.-TEo Tluee.story rosHneui and
slbCrIa brow. stone !. Ni'.t ~. ~ Z. c1ua.psc,.
Brooklyn. ias bathroom. fsrFr iu.f Hrft.r l.sins
aud la.ls f-aco.t. 49, lluT.. u %
sued. Pnes - 10. Apply to L. - Ki.-LOoG. ~. ~
P-4f..Ft Now York
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Eeeal Gotlcss.
CoNcrRREYr RESOLUTION PROPOA

4 WlAktl lNN.-Nl ItTNisN. iD-' y ~ ~
.NI,D An AMENDMENT 40 IhE CONSIi AZ liO3s
htf5rez az tie Assembly conclf, fAit - ioio-ta9
s a. fueut 30 fo Decd % tuS Contributor ~ us STATE:
.hs be- a-ied &c the sixth nFio- ~ ts- ns'tnuoS
o. ga, bsis shr sweDtysxb secuea ttefe6 80 isr'
zoe.
Nhney.r az soon this amendment 10 ths Con t!.rs
ton si.l sks eject TIE Governor shall nonirsie Ana %
AID With the sdyice sd o tie sepuo sppont eve
p-r.ous coma s1n". al sgrsss VINO anal have power 70
hs. aud dsern al appeals Their dsPerains IN I'D Court 4
Aprsss wbca may DO tTaH.sree 60 sleu by ssi court q.
~ Lave al tie .tg9ial EOweIs OF Cout o. h-cordfst
that parposs Tie olsrt e. The Corr, o. shall &C;
saii loueIs sd tie isent fe' 'eed ef
tts sd shs be entered 10y the sii eek -
tie x Atpsas aHi shall have ihe rasf
'oce eul elect rendered by he SAID court OAe o. ss4
commissiore hs 30 named chef commissioner hud tho
said osususe. sia continue, AID the said eou s0hsf
h Il et cft uv g., b slregIed &c them snAl
hsv, been L.ad .ac c.cnuei but not louyo. Dan .ous
year, nom the De-, " she oIisus. cogmisson 1heW9
eom ulsioGs.s .ea lAs se.e eopPenst'n" tee
al.es Of t.e Goa. u hpPsas tiet NAY ippsn tie tne
a4d places ofthr ''as' sna the Legtanfs SHAY pt''ds
ief 40 uXn~hs1 thelsos
ral .aa .aS. s not be spp ntsi fer the tine "a
% AeG 90 tae CONT VI Aqpe- and the kepor oihs
C1aIt Of Pes. shaA 10 tns ksieeT OF the s4i .ouiA
si0ueg',
s,rEorYsw.YoHx in Senate. March 81, lse1
Tic foregoing .esO.uon duly isssei by otiI otta4
s.la.0 JAS lftN lLLlDEh = sA
sfsrs ~ New.YoRx IA Assembly, April .. I.sl
lLo lTs,ous resolution dus ls.ses by ofsi 81 ac
An,uby }. g. CUSHNAN. G.efs.
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Giusl,al EusIraWcU,s.

f. l.. GALL - C0.-flAhO-IOI l Is.
~ I-allalt.rs anl Nre.oons.
TO. lVI Eis li.hrt. New-Ypt
a .IIFNDlD PIANO Tor S20J.-G. ~ ii.
- BARAOhg No 20 IS eeclri-si niicf their pisai,an
Ia 200. Co., O. sapci. I'D bot, VITA u iuprs yeHcais suine
iutyrr. iui.h w.nt.toi ~ ave yein. Also, flANo,
e,., = 80 to- $3.50. good ssus~.
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tTASON T. HAMLlN, Sole Manufacturers OF
W tie c...hf,l-I CABINET ORGANS pronounced BY
sfu.. ~. bet he world weu pu ol moro than
Gy The cL!u"lt oisan.s- Of nov tors les'on e.
Prices gu % = 100 each. Also "a LODEO,s. 4t0t1 tll
Wssryou Nos. and MeIccr-rt opposite Howard, New
Yeft AdAott, MASON BROTHERS.
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GOLD MINING COMPANY OF COLQRA-

NV 7
GOLD MINING COMPANY OF COLQRA-
D1-Thr cook. - this c,ng uy crglnroJ rndsr too
nsuacui.ns ard Meing law u ihe slaLs u A-s fork
80 nos ofsi 10 oisc No Is william street. .og Teoeiy
iAg e. 1lofp.iJGs T. the capit. s.ccs.
Inc rfrtry n tho company T. situate. u br'n County.
,x--,- ? she lass e. ih- ea.,.f' ehn.n Snowy
Reno % tie Fiocsy MooIsIE "a I6aI1tT nrsi NsaS q
tie . scout days day, aysl non t.e Y At!i
s M 'Hi v,G AID ecb,siug - 10 legts - Va, 'os
pff cau % 2Crl u iansh lncuecflg 10 be- sa ID
ti-l I'd 10 grng qus $50 suracc 1873 o. exceeding
lts p oct l1ns on which Layo Deen sg4k tgo E-f -
and ~ ie AL TO liscu fom then, ssayed - Ae"i.
Booth CausGol rhlitspha Mot. W'yns v'fy neg ia
ule1.iug teiulnt ~ INA Retsm eeh esa1 IN sas
tn,c 10 tnafs 81 california u Negs4h
Ihs srect.n VI ne uinus prepfNy "a, made under the
sarcrs.ou o. william fetherlck. ESQ, tire we'll
.ur,,l tfur tnanter Ari 9'rssor thsiet 4. W iam.
fse.r ~ appointed Coulmi,oner Of Mues iof tho Uued
81. ta. THEODORE hyatt, PgssdeAl
tlWtio T. Lamar. Secretary.
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rgrilt. FIRST MORTGAGE BOADHOLpEkS
Z OF TIE ClNCfNNATt WiLhlSGiON A.d ZANEs'
NIiLI r COMPANY viii please " pcslt thsir Benas 10
N, band, o. CHARLES NJkAN, No. 10 Nalht, 70 bs
uaya Ia tho ,-cLso u tho f5adSow Yofk July r. lf1s
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DIANOS, MLLODEONS, and HARMONi-
U.I-.- Tho Ag-.t a-snurnt H. tbs cts eau DO ioupd
o. WAIEESs No. & 1 ffouiwAv. goat hafgdus. 100
sv rna .ecand.nsnd PiAEOs MELOpEONS. aud hAA.
.4OkluM5 80 Itr Asut allowed II purchased o. pef
a.fse~It Monthly leYuout, received i.f tbs same Cash
AL for frcoud ard Pianos Nei trnuf pr taken IA er
cbsuse ~ ne-. Inducements tuned and eTalfei.
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fPAyEN q bADON,
H. Maui ctui~fs OIL Olsui aud Square PlASO-FOR rs
\. r.f on 80 80 Gul.st hroaISay y. fur iong
.r~rlrr I'D flc mtIy lacie, pata.s s9.p's us 10
fuee nnnsns unt' posed by any other esahishm-nL
f rrrslni lsfsa1u rycu o. tho c"usttnran hI9royo
en- cd Introduction al f1e4h-! clfuscs tht' may ts
..uirei ~ meas perfect 'Iru1.fore. puic ef. in
yt.ft3 cal aud eStnne large assortment " Pilnos
A. fIch We offering On fagOrablo terms.
..scflltys Chcaiars -.nt-sy mail
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UanIs.

A FRENCH Lady, much experienced in the
N nsnSse.neut Of youth and wsh qualified TO teach
French Ma.ic and g,,h brhaohe. desires sitUegn
Is RESIDENT Teacher In Family or hrsclAss school
References given No objection me county address
J. s., No " East 2isI. kew.Yofk.
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THE SEAI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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V'HOSE EXQUISITE BOOKS WIEH FINE
n 81 EEL ESSHAvlN1S -For particular. inquire At
the office oi publication H. - Ann st. NeSYo1f CALVIN
BLANCHARD keeps that place Is the shortest route
from Wast the city cars Cs.soErs FTsis - nail On
elols srvelope.i cents
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III SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Of NERVOUS DE-
bILiIY. 40 Otter Deess Of ihc Nsf'09' ssHi9a Crns
" srs Sexual Systems by & y HAMMOND. N. d., former
u Professor OF Special Austouy &C. IN the sysepse Medical
Ioli.ge Hew-YofE. Price nsied free. Z. WARNER,
5us amer No Vesey-,;.. AstoI House.
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Young LADIES' bQARDlAG-sChQOL
ION shLr-Tas iUi,. al cong ylse bos t.ii'.
: f lb' Roo n ,.rcrs W,te'eFss 1o4siI " iaaei
Nv. l1fr tv e.lfa rius s,.o liifv 'i-l. vel
.,,l lor. YOUNG LAu4p< hpA@y!tO-5ChOOL,
10 o.rr. Z hv De- Z. rg-i.f1r Qr rfsy tcrra
Ihc ioca'o1 bnc Or e. teaitfet Boz tle c1r'r- scenery
o., rt1l nd ofiy u mile, lf tH- Ntfi-m f4I'.4 ~
Dfe. Tslewafh Htsti1n. F'i.coyl alt Ffrsyytrrtn
,i.tsles u blu l.r ulauiri w. J.14tiu efcNffi
to.eftsf with to- q s7d vii p go NiA ~
bshtlaa 10, further putcgisrs trp.v &C y Is, foUhu'
r. 4. Chant crest uArr .-rt Cd Iu.dF uitf % g-I.
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should purchase the orglnsl WORK o. l. WAANEk. No
SeseY-s, TOUSEf. No. Ia Nssrsl-si. OF consult the
DOCTOR No. 9tf Broadway luD ssisi. New. oh, from
e J. ~, daily. except Saturday and Sunday.
I'VE concur with ether papers IN recommending d. Lar
spou; ,rd ms pork" Courier des Ess UBis. Dispatch.
sttGls IL lialg. Atlas. Medical Review, &c.
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Tss@'- COY sos year. %. Two Copies, ons
ysu IS. Hss v0Sls,. QUO ye1 sig. Ton COPPER
sx2 50.
yof. cia5 Of I-sa!y ~s send an Extra Copy.
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Trls.turIicn.
BOOT COLLEGIATE. INSTITUTE for

formerly d" rie SPnsFI insti;u,r')
n T. corner q PGk-ayeDuo aud 38tt~t.
The Autumn seson win Wednesiay. Sept 10
OJhllAM d. ADDOI. fTiociPs.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

that finding the Alabama at sea is like nnding
needle In haystack, and that, because 'ne
officers sent in search Of the Vermont did not
come across her for some time, therefore the
Alabama is never to be caught at all-ars not
worthy Of serious refutation. The answer 10
them is simply that we have the men ready 70
make the trial If Secretary Welles will consent.
A man Of intelligence and industry could lind
needle in q haystack if he had sufficient time to
look for it; but it would be much more dihi-
cult task for any man to discover the slightest
reason why a man of Secretary Welies'
calibre should be longer retained in command
Of our navy. which has hitherto been the great
est glory of the country.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

The REBEL PRrvATEERs AND SECRETARY
wEILEs.-we publish this morning novel and
interesting map showing the operations Of the
rebel privateers upon the Atlantic Ocean, and
We subjoin list Of the vessels captured and
destroyed by these pirates. The actual loss In
ships and cargoes from these depredations We
estimate at eight millions Of dollars, and the
loss to our merchants, In being obliged, for
safetys sake, to transfer their vessels 10 British
owners and their merchandise to British bot
tens. at two millions Of dollars more, making
ten millions In all. This large sum we believe
Is rather under than over the mark.
Secretary wellcs Is undoubtedly responsible
for all of this immense loss Had he exhibited
the proper energy and adopted the proper
means, every rebel privateer would have been
sunk or captured before doing any considera-
bic damage. But the Secretary Of the Navy is
too imbecile to do anything himself, and too
foolish to allow other persons to accomplish
what he cannot. The merchants of this city
have always been ready--are ready now-to
undertake the destruction Of the rebel privateers
by contract. If Secretary welles had given
them such contract they could long ago have
fitted out fast sailing steamers and swept the
rebels from the seas. A couple Of millions Of
dollars would have covered all the expense on
the part Of the Navy Department, and the coun-
try would have been saved ell the shame, the
disgrace and the pecuniary loss inflicted upon
II by the rebel pirates and the incompetency Of
Secretary welles.
We hold that our national navy Is quite able
10 take care Of the rebels at see, II II were pro-
perly managed; and, II our national navy
could not do the work, then our merchant navy
could. The Secretary is thus guilty both Of
practically hindsring the national navy and Of
refusing TO accept ne services Of the merchant
ANY. Upon either horn Of the dilemma hs
haaes convicted. The Sscrstarys sxcuaaa--
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
TRIPLE SHEET.
New York. Saturday, May 10, 1853.
THE SITUATION.

THE SITUATION.
Our most important news to-day is from the
Southwest. Gen. Grant dispatches to Washington
that there truth in the reports of his either
having beaten the rebels under Gen. Bowen on the
9th inst, or Of his having been defeated by them
on the 4th inst. He states, however, that Port
Hudson is positively evacuated by the enemy,
except small garrison, and expresses his entire
satisfaction at the state of affairs in his vicinity
9einforcemeHts are fastening to join him from
Young's Point to Memphis. Probably his next
effort will be to cut the railroad between Jackson
and vicksburg, and he may meet the enemy in a
general battle in the neighborhood of the Big Black
bridge.
Rumors, apparently without any confirmation,
reached Murfreesboro yesterday that heavy land
and naval engagement had just occurred at
vicksburg. but the result was not known.
Our correspondence from the same place de-
scrbes very accurately the raid of Colonel
Rome and the different collisions he had
with the enemy in his progress. We give map
in connection Of this bold, brilliant, though not
quite fortunate expedition, showing the points
Colonel streight passed through and the place Of
his capture.
Colonel Hszen, commanding at Readyville,
Tenn, teegraphs that all is quiet in that vicinity
where lively work was expected before now.
Reports. emanating entirely from rebel sources
namely. the Natchez (Miss.) Courier, reproduced
in the Richmond papers of the 12th-were preva-
lent that General Banks had been defeated by a
force of ten thousand rebels under General Kirby
Smith, and was driven back to Washington, La.
No such information has come from any other
quarter.
We give to-day another most interesting chapter
in the history of the late battles of the Rappahan-
mock army, and their movements after the battle
of Charlottesville, furnished by our regular
army correspondents and gathered from other
sources. Gen. Hooker returned to the army from
Washington yesterday, and the telegraph reports
tranquility on the hanks Of the Rappahannock.
The movements Of the rebel General Mosby.
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The New York herald., 1863-05-16

TIE ELBOWS or THE MNcro OurDoxE.-The
hero Of the Mlncios elbows and Of the Solferino
races Is outstripping ell his former achieve.
ments by his criticisms on the late battle on the
Rappshannock. For the last few days the New
York Times has Eeen laboring hard in its edito-
rial columns and correspondence to prove that
Hooker Is equal to Napoleon as general. and
greatly superior to such old fogies o. Alexan-
der, Scipio, Hannibal and Cesar. No doubt
there are few persons who will not swear By
this opinion; but let them beware Of expressing
their dissent; for their imprud(aes uitla result
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