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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

TAR HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
his attention TO diseases Of q certain class in which
he treated less than fifty thousand cases without
an instance of failure. His great remedy Dr. Hunters
Red Drop certain diseases when regular treatment
and all other remedies fall without dieting
strction in the habits of the patient without the
disgusting and sickening effects Of all other remedies
In loss than six hours II roots out the
poisonous faint the blood absorb unless the
remedy used II Is 81 vial and cannot be obtained
genuine anywhere than at the old Office, No Division
street Book for nothing that treats of the effects Of early
aht.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A FRONT
IA Room and Bedroom If desired with or without Board;
also back Room with board for lady for S. all modern
improvements. Apply at Ia Thompson street, near
Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

40 GREENE STREET. ABOVE SrRiNG--AC ,TON
spC House.--EiePantly fmnisAil suits ut RQc.n- with
gas, Croon water and every convenience for 5usokcnp
mg economically particularly suited Cor sua spectacle
families VI ii gle e'iNmen. }ent loT 70 permanent
,.asalA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

A FRENCH PRIVATE FAMILY WILL. LET TWO NICE,
"A well decorated unfinished Parlors; also few fur
nshed Rooms with first class Board Apply Al 10 West
Thirteenth street hear Fifth avenue price moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

NOUNTRY AND CITY BOARD WANTED-TO MEET
~ the wants and preferences Of numerous applicants
for Board at the Board Registry, 1856 Broadway; also
wanted Cottages and parts of Houses All parties seeking
desirable Boarding places can be suited at once.
A. G. JONES & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

Ott voyaut aud eited Spanish lady, unveils the m}s
les Of tutnuty. .rvc, marriage absent friends sick
u'ss, prepares metiJfcs tor al diseases, te's lUeSy
Numbers, property Gst cr stolen, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

EtOuNTRY BOARn--SENEtAl. FAMILIES CAN Bl
~ accommodated with good Board IN a farm house
pleasantly located near Glen Cove L. Terms moderate
Fer particulars inquire Of A. T. MOORE II Warren street
ord. H. TOWNSEND, 81 Bank street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

QUARRY ROCK MILLS AND PATENT FOR SALE
" Conceded at the mines by miners the very best for
recing rock and other hard substances mpalpah.c
powder with hardened shifting grinding surfaces easily
changed. SOUTHWICK WOOD, SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06
BOARDING AND noDc,NGs.

11I NINTH STREET, BFt NtEN RROADwAI ANn
Il r. Fourth avenue, --rsasant Rooms may be had
with Board Tor gentlcman or families OF adults. Dinner
At ! O'Clock or II desired. References cxchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

DOARD.-GENTLEsiEN AND THEIR WIVES OR SIN
ID gle gentlemen can obtain neatly furnished Rooms
with Board, at No. West Washington place The locs
ton is very pleasant, being directly opposite the Wash
ngton Parade Ground. References required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A LADY
"A and gentleman or two single gentlemen with good
Board meals served In room If required house contains
all tho modern improvements pleasant location 93 East
Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06
-
MEDICAL.


4 FFIICTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXPOSED
n Fallacics unmasked-Dr. LARMONT'S Paris, Lon
don and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
informs the debated and diseased, including those who
are ignorant Of the Of Ill health who have
been disappointed in their physicians OF the most certain
and convenient mode of cure Mailed for 81 by RICH
ARDSON No vesey ST.. DEXTER CO., 113 Nassau ST.,
N " and JOHNSON SO State ST. Chicago or the author,
CAT Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS on THE SECOND
IA hoor, containing gas hot and cold water aud bath
room adjoining, would be let with full psrta Board
gentlemen or small family; no other boardcrs Rcie
FENCES required Inquire at PSI Lexington avenue third
house above Thirty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

Nor SALE OR EXCHANGE--A HANDSOME COTTAGE
IL House at New Brighton, staten Island with thirteen
lots barn and outbuidngs beautiful and retired loca
ton commanding full view Of the bay, city and country
within FIVE min ites' of ferry. Vegetable and flower
gardens. extensive grapery, fruit, &c The house
tans fifteen rooms, besides cellars Closets and unusual
conveniences is suited for genteman's residence. 1t
and the grounds are in the most perfect order Will DO
exchanged for city property, and if necessary money
added Apply to JOHN LLOYD SONS, Is Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

EIVRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.-TIIE
4 new clipper ship CONSTANTINE, pier 10 East river
Tor Liverpool, sails tomorrow. The splendid ship LON
Passengers taken in the second cabin state rooms and
found In provisions at reduced secrage prices For pas
sage, &C., apply to THOMAS c. ROCHE SO South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06

LNOR LIvERPOOI.--DREADNOUGH LINE--THE
splendid clipper ship VICTORY, Captain Ainsworlb,
sails 10Th August last passage fifteen days For
lowest rates) apply board pier North river or to
p. N. DEMAREST, 40 South street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

@eearas. - Qriu,a @OnrernAusnt go. III. 2. Wussatnafs.
fhwax5en otagapore. GtefT, 1enen, Gaifa, Observation-Disclosures
Saumce ReEent psE1Gib9 wnc 81 rsstaptsa Bel sob watb &
8 tnARtJ, 20 @baDfAN @ptRes \
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05
@i{essb01aier /.

E~T~ r@szzzzag5g- zass#g1 95I1 szgaEsEI-~
DtdtiQ fin &irApanperer nrp 91etIeupe.
GrIuaruiB pQT j3cit, OelO uiO GitFerlulug
curo bic
gsoltsasores m9tD S0ios1i1cttO0Du
mad aGen TbeiIen be8 0efen8
user
BarEer8burg une W}arietta, ober Geuppob,
Wbeeling uup Columbus.
Dte g~altinaUre- unb Ob{0e@ tieabatn tietet teut ~reilsu0en pub.
.tfurt Bic er5Btea 0srtbetle In 9csu8 anf @tGtefett, 8equsrafi&.
tett, Giderbett, @InFtltbiett ub S@Srbet; Der @tenerten, f. tas
fe vn fetrer dnbern gabn tn ntsisuh 2anbe ubsrtrp fen wtrb.
Dteie Balm srt ottnnttHaen Dleer ~aussetenb, ta bte 6lteae aus
~aebetntefe 0tnie, eIeimtsitte sbsr au9 Bite firsefte ntb fdHslfs
uab boter bic 6ilteae 8arate fir Bite 0Refenten nab benz gDshen
ste ntGt ~perfeblen f6ltsn, fe su beaaten
WetlenentFernuu9 ppd Baltiapre mad
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

Bbi1abetpbta, 8tlmiustpm u
8altimore.
S. 3OO1in. II. 10. Is 8ornl. II. 4. As gud,rt
Scnntas8 eebt blcB Der lettsenon1te Bug.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

@s TT uianiSaIi6 bic pieIen &uren rantait gu MAIDEN, pels
i@On Bet aItsn iiebeln srrs bteie Wsebisrt beaptrst rOur6sn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05
Gtneer'S 01GbaaafebSne.

0s 9Gnetber tiefor Stabt, iOpe ale YeriOnen, peIte siu
gu lie 16bmai& inc gu ba6en wiinI3en, iOatsn lh4 erunnern.
rgeub cine anoere, uno 10 anb twetmol % pieI @elS
n brtngt. OtefeS mabt uniere Weai@ineu gu zen btllt9-
ten, welde I'M Wtarfte fn6. Webr ais 6000 ,~cSn tno aIeit
n bie1ger Stabt in Operation an GRGeH, a8eten nn6 9cen unt
BADEN tbe @tSner oser Die bauit attetst III ben Stano 8eest, fd
nebr @eIe su erIp0ren, oIs tbuen 6isles amf ancerem 28ege niS9
lt1 1T. &Ge, melee cine Der beten Ndbmaf 9tneu, Of
III @ebrauG ine, baben urbdtef1, iouten in unierer Offices
go. 159 BQltiu1preitraBe --
eelIprtt5er, 80 @ebraud9se Snpeint1sen III oeuiiGer, eu9tl6er
~ran36ijter itb fpaui@er Spradbe gil babet ftb uao nO MIR Sc
u fereine Wtai1tne fault nui o~sreGben arbeten ferual.
Ghtdt mad einern Grernplar pgn Singers NdbnGi1inen~S Set
auQ. @Ie g1a5@mer meroen eln gauges ,5apr nR5 ibreTa @utau
con u18 in oouer GTbuui9 prc WeparatiOn 5etouen.
Cfb28,Hl 6. q. GponSttr, &aGn;
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

0ad Ssl1ppi1te <YbilaO. Ncuo. -
BON 8iliu9 Gun 5ptel 6iSRit. ieoen Diell=
flag, Donnerfas u, Samltas. .5.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

@ermamia &ebenSsOerh@erun8Ss
@efelfAGft
in Mep-Oort. @
Baar tinse;abItes @api0aI $2O0,O0
prdfttentt Rusp xBsfenbond.
gtst-9r6fth. uub Gets; Triecr. GdbscenrIer.
Eiele @eieai@ait If t~auptidGItG fdr oe beatf@e 8tpss
terWaG Der Wer. St1artn geGrunDet wprbep. Sbre BE
lmtfn ino Deutf@e uuc tbre OrwffaGen pereen In belt.
d e + unb enBI der SprGGe o~useegeten.
tStrs Gelhafte tebeHen tn 4fbens-0 It
AItere<W @u4fsuer- Rab Qetbre n.
t en.D~erftAeruuGen. a eftHu
GGttta fYtptent tes ean;en Nugtns trerbeu unktr
rertbetlt, unb ma&en bic SeeQidnft baburh III einu
auf @eaeHietttete cit bterhn6eten. i
WIS Eeferen8en fiji Baltimore fnb ~fDl8tnte Serren e..
naunt, BON 6enen bic matt ~;eidaeteu eud gttiea- Snbabu fine
81. U. SGumaGeF. 1875 pr. ". ~: 1lhsNI
= Gobt. 9ebr, y eG = aoaf. .. 6fdenfTi
= RDernet Drttels y Jacno Uluoetpn,
= SamtltDn Cater, = y: 2. 2r1deF,
n CDR, 9tnyine, = 3 N4E n Wtepet Stsut
. berns. BON &npf, , y go. utrlann
= 6enrg DiftrtN y Dtptes aaeifnIele.
applitanten u WalbinStcn urD aus tr8erll
einenl Ibeite pes StaateS Warplanb
ppuen ItA geidatsit an nrb wenoen. ~ ~ III
T8e.BAf Nbplpb wngIer Nsent.
Office: SO. 1s seesnOar.. o~essaaber Der qOt-Offes.
airSI eHQti
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05
Oernttfcbte Muset8ett.

Selten3eugen .e. &C.,
Icpie ~aber6aurt aGe 4teu BON TrIbiabrss un6 Gpinmers
fofe gu 6taiosn RTeHsn per Gtad Ooer yaso. tIts25, emit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

~ SIt teIpElpeteT TetIlITlltBIl1bhle.
GtnpaRDtter uns @siftnbe fpaten fttr pprF@tte fen, eae tie tire
BiGetts faufen uno fDaIu bteelben nur Opn frl@en d~ngefelten
geaurteu tGnFsn, wtlae SUn ibreri gebdlt leben, nt@t aber ron
aeatlern ODER 8mIf&entrdsern, ba Ie fpnt Der gefnbr a~uS8esst
Hnb, tef@wiuseit ;u merbeu uab tbr GsIo pnhfrna ~aasasben.
Ourdfabrt8@Billette
mad aaen TbgtIen bes qDefcns fnb ~ BADEN Bel
GU. s. ptlcebranbt,
Gencral- &nttsranteusM gent Der Baltimore une
Ottg-Gtfenbata. -
sssof go. 90 Tbame8Ifr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05
9I1Toti9e Aelilr eaDaDu
8erGnbeGtcc Tabrplan.

.5.lIt 9i0rob9e Aelilrat4 slbaDa
@erGnbertcc Sabrplaas. ~
1feh ogm l1eiigg npr Roroea.
gS-tnters6aDrplau.
gu uno mad benz 8. Goo. werben .dglid krei 3Nsg All bieEes
Balm tn na6 flsenber gBetfe e~rpehirt:
Der gGftu6 Bebt tdSliG (ntt Iusra4rhe bs5 Spnntaea) IN,
s tbr 20 Min. @lDr8ens al adis ptttsburs, 46ica8G, Glsaelanb,
Cincinnati 81. 20gis nnc ale Itstie tes gDefens uub glprS-
uefens. Gssnfp mad Ginura, Buffalo unp Canada. Nd4 Gui.
%natttsburs. gVgs, gsnsafer. 0eaeins, qSttsgtlr, Owns5, 4Itlf,
GeiferstRmn rb 8eitntnffr, 9te. gIa6 GeaatsersSur8' Care
isle nnD 6desr9tppn
Ra@ SIC ~ gcrr nm $50 0lrra nit upr g,asut Garreu-
Eebfel. 70 biais ME anft eber ansest Sam.
Tei,nee f5nncu nit otfem 3%ee AID Detroit tmo gbica5C ba
Eiasaro sans, 10 bills as auf %kaS elmer aroern Sabu fa6ren
Der @rpyebjuo gent 5 81 Nabm. (OeieE 3ug set aud, SOnae
tags. tum
Ser SarrtkEare- bakt N s-B II 8tbt ,ss.
IT'D tSpnntags aasgenpmnlen} ul 8,45 Gtenbs at.
@sisnbs EDh SaaiEinssea uaf eTa Supen. reids mi. atA
Bulge UNI $40 Di0t8sns ebey 1856 Na9uittag5 bier anfcnt.
men, Fnbsn 8eforteruna NIT ZEN 6ueen btefer S}abn, a a
o. gneeen 6atE5iaets anb aAterer 6egGRen unb tegta5it4en
MuSiunft beltete man I'D an bic Btlett=S fIre IN ber gEaiDers.
Statirn," @de tDr Gaire.ts uub 5ranfltnfr., 3u tssnten.
Sass. Glorfe, @lp't L
:. p. Garner St"etrMaent SultIy,tis
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Dos IclfsQOtal DirO UNI u ll9r @crse
geTffnet unb nm z Ilbr NbenOs seldloOen.
Sin Scnnta9en lit pa8 @ebdupe bios At
|lden 9 urb 10 ubr 0rrnltta8s Ofen.
f. 49,. H4a poai4hs. aaM
Oefli4, 3 NAL tug. q Worg.a A Mu
lid, SDnntaS ou8> ! 81 I Mit
aeurmmen. tss1 81 silt. as 3 Nod
|Oeflid an Scnn. Bios 3.55geadm. 4 MO,
Wuibin8tOn 3pil4enit7 50aOrs. 1.4OMit
Annappli8 sa }710MOrg. 9. 2Mor
)25OOea9lns 5 Nud
Treoeritu IL. 3uiident 81 Mcrg, 1O1 Mt
80 StutiOnen 81 Mitt. 81 Rut
.H9# ii q H4.Us- 1885
@nmberlanb 7 Wlprs. 81 Nat
OOrf unb weflia ibsr : 61 M6r8. ST @Or
s.agittsgqrg 81 abOs' I g abb
Buffalo @rp. 81 @crg.3 81
Olb YOint, est. Mon.)34 Nadna. u NiOr,
0elatpdre u1o Sltli6e 81 Na9nl. 81 Nad
Counties epn Morpl. !
@alpsrt 60, Diem ) 6 .4omor8. 81 aSDs.
flag, DON. II. Cams. !
Sep'utplpUt luSlW o IVuutH. y W(pTA
port 9OboccO td9li@ 9 ! 30
@elfmtnter 5 Wor9. 81 Na6.
6eeeooul, Dienfas, Sc MOr9.. 81 Wa6.
Gums. Mont. 8reit. {
Nrstie fir Npffa1eu.
8riefe inter gcupert, welGe ni6t iber !
un5e ipie9en, unb nidt meiter ol8 5000 MeiHH
|geben, tDlten 3 Gents, itber 5000 Nleilen 10
Scents. Beun ein 8risf idwerer9ilt, ais !
|uq5e, 10 fcltet er ba5 OOppelte. lleber cine
un5e, oa8 Dreilade uno 10 fir iepe lpeitere bolbe
lln5e 3 Gents mebr. md
Aqe BrieIe innerbal6 ben Ser. Staoten
miIen pprau8Ge5ablt merben, lei fes nittclIf
Pplt StampS, ooer ~geienlpeltea G0npertS.
SrleFe, rsl4e IN Die Pcit selegt werpen,
uttD am P~lase4ielbft IN irsene cine. NoreTe bes
@Itinlllt finn, fciten / Gent. griefe wel6e in
zen 3eitui9et publt.t t lperoen, feften uebit
DEM YortD 1 Sent ezra. Gm Srfe ielbf oufs
9e8ebep rber uufroptirte 8riele fperoen uidt
annpncirt. slM
@lrcrldre (3cbrndt) bia gu 3 unsen ~ipieaenp
folfell naA ir9eno einem 8 belle persGer. Gtoo.
ten | Sent per Stif unb ~iuifier nit 9trmpS
%frantirt Ieiu,
2a9lUe Seltull9elt, bS 81 3 llltSelt Idnper
foiteIt, rrepn Die reSelndBige AbOunenten inne
bl}6 Ger Ser. Staaten 45k GentS piertcliGb.
lt9. we
Gtn5elne 8latter q. j. peun nidt tas.
lid berIaloD tplten / Geut i'm gcranS.
Eenn Elm 9eorndteS Circular, %amp6le
O6er s3rituq9 perlanpt Nib, 10 nluB fe 10 per.
paft 1etll, Dap beloe Gnrea effen linoS anoern-
falls merDen tie ais 8riefe bereAnet.
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Dos BclfsQOtal wirO UNI u ll9r WcrSe
geSIfnet urb INN z l1br NbenOs seldloIen.
Gin Scnntasen lit Do8 @eb6uOe Bios 4
|lden 9 urrp 10 nbr 0rrmitta88 often.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-05

E~zszgzs ssic1ttg fir 0issuai,Derer.
zyglele arrangements fiir ginlpailOc=
rer, bic aa0 Oeln g9eitet Sareiictt miiu56eu.
@ea leuts ben 9. @~sgc1t3er al, werSea e!s &tnwaaSsfts aui
bes NOrtkern Central GGlSertareet Depot Gtientasn mtf esn'
Grprfs:u9 %tefRrbert. Die 25Gbn btetet caburA rgn SnaYni3yanEeu
etneu orEberen @Ortteti, ais irsen0 cine anbere g'abn,
eua II fe nm "a 3sftieu Farser ais jaos enbere 8abn rad benanf'
ten Ytasen, aIS:
BittS6urs, @lepe(anb, Detroit, Sort Mapne,
@bicosp, Ottlpaufee, 0alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Npd Sslanb, Burlington, Soma @itp
stb rereen besbalb bic nit Ser 9orstern Central Balm eebenbes
gerfrrsn 10 GtunDer fraher aS Die nit Gneern 8abnea gehenSer
bprt eIntreftn, anG Uer6en4 MGal .rUent8er bic gDaeeu babel g-
UeGfelt. 2te Balm sieht bird ben lASnaen Gtetl pn Satp.
Die game @ntfernuae 60t bier 6ts @btclep tt 500 Gteilsn 2as
1epdd wirb bter -se5et&tet (n0r!er) uab 8ett NIT ben pait8'ertr
on een BeftrnIEunssDrt.
0tad @relfliile, Dahton, Cincinnati, 9noiouas
polls, louisville INIT Ct. 2pui8
uerbea ebenfag6 9aFagtere %bef6rsert unt fir ttr VepdI Eetn
ncettere llntlaruhgstcfen %beredynet. Die yaNaGtere t6nnen matt
benz 5 ltbr-, pecr @6enbs 10 lltr-3u nao Glen wsflt&en plabsr
geben Dbnt untermeah d%ufsetelten 81 ret6cn. - DurGflhrts-8ti-
Iette werten Dcffaufi IN oer Office hS &genten.
Sptn@ G. Batfer,
Df14s gtp. 70 Sel6-Gsreft nabe Battrs Wbatis
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SEserasenae, @ar0apaare &C.
G.. Never & Co..
SO. sos SO. <8alttmore1tr.

IlD4 y D.SOuIIlHtUEPItV.
Gle Wine= an6 8altntorefr. gG94g l4
9ent s~ere1rten YubGtan du wi1eu, baB MIR infer Ofenla8el
iet comp[ettrt unb 6aS Bette Continent 8anse, R0&SFen, Set5-
6fen, garlor- unb SeIerplas5ten an 9anb babeN, lnI
MQe bon ms eineetaufenO efn gardntireu mir fpt
@enn Ee nitt ~bDafSn6is 3ufrie6eaiteaen. bGieben binnct gtc-
aatsfrNt suridgenoutnten perbeu, pbne notwithstanding.
&eparaturen an &an8e, SarntB, Seen aaer Yrtsfts tlr5eftt'
Suff, ebeuIot $50 49, oGglG sHID 54-6' =
0a6riunen (~gpofns. Suffering u. SPputtus ALE III S@rgrS-
uNb WetB- 8le6 I1la9eube IrHteI. .4~a} rwr,
Gin euteS Sortine It ilnupmren.itntet an 0anb.t G"
98. Gebrou6te elem aaer Nrten uerben in @rhaN9e fr neut
5enOnrnen uno babeu aud a~usefirte tttNer bOrr6tet9.
Wr511,s ,- r~-}a g. yM ener& 60
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28


said Alexander, "For { thought was ia \
hGnds.a
Here the crowd attempted a rescue. bat. %
powered BY numbers, Alexaa1er vas bornsl
board the steamer and conveyed % Fort McHed
dla vie, Who was in Virgins at the time, hnl
aiasely saw Presidents Davis. who kindly ass Z
her that everything possible should be done to !
nm. She then went 20 Maryland. procured \
70 visit her husband, and at cnce commenced
Invention OF plans for his escape. She proc7U
Federal soldiers uniform clothes line, and 81
hating ife-pFessTvily Waistooast. These she sd
gled 70 his cell beneath her garments. During
Arrangement she purchased plants ard made for
husband q Little garden at his cell uindOW h.Is
aiming all suspicion thar any escape wasmed q
Sixteen days ago, everything being in read
just after dark, Alexander dOnned his Disguise. \
while Col ZaryOna (Thomas) engaged the attsI
Of the seminal, he slipped By. gained the rasnoa
passed over the mortar battery. and sprsng n
the curtain into the ditch. The fan being grea,|
discovered, on rising that he was crippled.
ing daunted, he crawled throught the akitlis q
the glacis into the river. inflated h.A Hai.teoEt
made q bold stroke for freedom.
After being il the water long time he la
SAD eraWled three-fOrths Of a mile 10 8 no
There he found some friendly dispcsed people;
Catholic girls washed him and dressed him, n
scapua round his neck for protection. placed
in the bottom q a carriage. and. themselves
eeallng b m with their garments, drove 70 a frie
house, where he was taxing care or
The next day mSn-0f- wac was hauled inso
river and bred guns for q long time to ralss A
ander's body suppOsing he must have beeadroW
After this, friends Of the cause in Maryian
Yeyed him from place 20 place By night for COZ
men, until at last he Was carried to the shore
Potomac. Here, by the meFeSE accIdeat. be fe
with Lieut. Dunott, Who had escaped from ".
inQtOn, and George Bear a yOuDr man Who
making his way to Portsmouth, Va Alexs
purchased boat. DunOtt and Bear carried hi
their shoulders mile. Bear tore of his coat
and mutiled the oars, and although the guard
was within $50 yards, they quietly pushed a
succeeded in reaching the Virginia shore in sa
A man, taking the boat for remuneration, C y
them in bis eOnveyan TO Gen Johnston's pic
Alexander speaks very feelingly Of bis ir
Lieutenant Dunott who, while bearing him az
back, AZ every alarm turned to fk0s sAe Oar
thus showing the devOtina Of oas soldier 4
other.
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The Naval Preparations of the Lincoln
Government.

Advices from the North represent the creates.
and in fact, the most formidable activity in fitting
out additions to the naval force of the Lincoln Gov
eminent The present bloekading force consists of
40 vessels of al classes, carrying 595 guns. This
however, is scarcely one-half of the naval force
that in few weeks will be at the command Of the
Government at Washington. New additions are
being actively fitted out The new feet Of gun
boats carrying each twenty guns we believe,)
will be nstrueted and ready to go into commission
about the middle of next month. By that time the
Lincoln Government will have doubled the number
of its vessels and have feet our coast of over
/ 200 guns Our obvious resource is to fight fast
on land if we do not wiah lingering and predato
warfare to wear the spirit of our people, and to
add wanton burdens to the spirit of our endurance.
In connection with this subject information has
been given here from reliable personal source Of
testimony in the North that one of the most imme-
date objects of the naval expedition off our coasts
wouId be an attack on Brunswick, Ga, where a
capscious harbor, comparatively nndetended, and
with % feet depth of water up to the Shore might
afford the enemy extraordinary advantages of at
rack. This information is not without circumstance
of probability There large Northern interes Is
In Brunswick and the neighborhood, consisting of
nearly the whole of the town property and of val
aable timber lands, on which the Northern owners
rave large contracts; and the protection of these
interests from the operation of the sequestration
act is no neonsiderable object with the Washington
Governments and the New York capitalists who
control it. The warning az least may be needed
RickYnend Examiner, Sept. %.
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Extraordinary Escape from the Hands OF
From III. Richmond Dispaich, gspt. Is

Erom the hichmOnd Dnpaiehs Eept. al
We had an interview last night with Asjutant
Geo. W. Alexander, at the Powhattan HOtsl. where
he arrived yesterday from Gen JohnstbA's head
quarters. His escape and subsequent adventures
are equal to = French romance.
After Colonel Thomas and Alexander had cap
tured the St. Nicholas, they started upon another
secret expedition, ard by one Of those pb4ecount-
able accidents the Colonel was captured. alexander
vas at this time in charge Of q schooner steering
boldly up the Chesapeake. The weather came on
squally and very bad and seeing suspicious move
ments among some steamers, he concealed bis men
in the hold Of the vessel placed his brosher-in law
at the hem and be himself on deck disguised as an
oyster man, he ran into Annapolis and anchored
under Fort Seveni. At daylight got undet way and
stood oyer to Chester river. Here terrific gale
shrew bis litle craft high upon Eastern MICK Island
He then, in Disguise, boarded the steamer Arrow ,
got the papers and the account Of thA ColOneIs
arrest; then placed the main body of hs hen under
the chIrge Of Lieutenant Bleeiiitbn, with
orders to him 10 make the best Of his
way to Virginia, across the Bay and Though Cal
vert county; which Blackiston succeeded nobly in
doing. Alexander then, with his brother-in Law
and two men, started for AccOTaac, down the Els-
tern Shore of Maryland Everything went on
swimmiugy until his arrival st Csmbridaa, where,
one of the party being recognized by judi s Spence
and be beng q relative, MOnteith like, proved
traitor and informed on them. In a dhOrt time
Governor Hicks ordered out the Dorchestfr Guards
the hotel was surrounded, and they werk taken in
custody, dragged 70 the common jail, placed in
room, and kept until morning Then closely guard
ed they were conveyed 10 the steamed. On the
wharf an immense thrOng surrounded CIV. Hicks,
and shouted loudly for the hd5e1s eorDlsI Alexan-
der demanded OF Governor Hicks to be treated as
q gentleman. The Governor replied, "Hou are in
the hands Of the military" ~ an glad p hear it,
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Personal.

Wewere pleased to take by the hand yesterday
our friends Of the army Col JEO. G. Bunch, Of this
Office, now aid-de-csmp to Gen PIILow, at Column
bus, KY, Maj. w. c. WHuHoRSE, of Gen. ANDERSON
staff, from Northwestern Virginia also Captain
S. L. FINLEY, late of General ZoLIIcoEFER's
staff, in East Tennessee. We also learn
that Brigadier General B. T. CHEATHGx arrived in
the city from Columbus, and Col WHO. Williams,
frem Gen. LEES headquarters. An of these gentle
men are in excellent health. We learn with pride
and pleasure that Gen. GHEATHAx is enc of the most
popular and trusted Commanders in our army in
the West