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What the South has Lost.


more miserable spectacle than that now
pesented to the world by the rebel states Il
Is impossible to imagine. History does not
We believe record on any Of its pages such
scenes Of misery and distress as are Ia he
hourly witnessed in that distrtetc, portion
Of The republic.
Once happy aud prosperous always in
the possession Of great political mower !.
| Whlle guided by such master. minds As JEFF
ieFson, Madison, Monroe and jackson they
81" no unit 10 their progress and advance
nent. With an internal free trade nowhere
else to be found IN the world with natural
resource which commanded universal COM
mere with generous, c,niiding and faithful
friends IN the North and West, they were
enjoying political and personal advantages
unryalled in the career IT most favored
comm0nwcaltls.
After years Of secret conspiracy and men
combinations to break TAP the government
under which shey had 50 pros cred, and
'9"'u a,'otneF on It's ruins, what have they
gained Or, rather, what have thew not
iost ihey have parted with their com
mefce' ana can only by violations oil inter
national law, at the risk OF life. and in the
constant exposure 70 the greatest hazards Of
capture, received the lenst supplies from the
n"t IL with whom they ouee were free to
lheir internal is as utterly ruined as their
iorelsn trad' Ma Implements Of husbandry.
no cio.iies' no hats, NJ shoes, NJ piper. ptns
or INK, no furniture Er tier houses. no
machinery, nothing ol the necessities Of ill.,,
Which they gave tic easy itralItiGt al their
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STATE pF MIME

Hanes5b. $50 supreme Judicial Court, april
Term. isGl
pm the tarcguins libel the Cour. orders. that
netiee nf the lsnrusv # the he given 10 the
ltbeier therein uarred by serving ber With At.
tested eepv 4 .aii ll,el aad II tis order there
on af ~ Publishing IT,. safas three weeks
siYeIy " the III worth American teIa-i publica-
tiaa ~ aertiee Aforesaid g. be- a. least thirty
days before the next term IT this Court 10 be
hatien a Ellsworth. THIN fnt for the county
= Hancock 80 the fourth TUESDAY IT ctohrr NEXT
that said t5helee may then anil There appear and
atsnef ~ sal libel AMI show elnse. II any she
has, WY the PRAYER tsFeaf siouii net be ztInted.
Attest, FNBkEB ". FERRY. Clerk.
ttua cuEy = The ii,.l AMI ORDER thereon.
j Attest. FAEktE y. PERRY fierk.
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Nervoue liability. aad the eilef of all causes ef
di-rts, I5ss ~ Slttg iHls in HuHnc@eis folh Ano-
ynr one Of The perfect remedies, To which the Young
can t- If, a having parallel and tih aged even IN
- u t.r the sufferers we're over 50 years Of age, declare
that they seemed 10 have new lease Of NE
Tle=e complaints often aggravated 10y ihdisesti9n
and the giving u pills Of doubtful compliments % win
tiu Is asked To Pill Hat only designed to assist the An
odyne and be la perfect harmony with IT, but "a perfect
Family physc 10 tie most Simple form IheS are h"fe
90 - -. -, lm21
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WIN 'EIst'EI ~ = nv - IT
Tlp time for the meeting Of Companies Of en-
role Militia, for making draft, shall be
Wednesday the tenth day Of September, lsG2, at
nine O'clock in the forenoon, instead OF Wednes-
day. the 81.
faerc will be a corresponding extension of time
for completing the draft, and Tor furnishing evil
dente Of exemption ;heteifom and for notifying
tho drafted mon OF eaeh company's quota. to APP
rear al the place Of the draft to proceed To tho
place Of rendezvous, as provided in General Or
der No. 81,
BY order Of the Commander Chief
JOHN l.. HODSDON,
ADJtFANE GENERAL.
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Tile philadelphia i"ress OF SATURDAY,
after publishing from private lcttars tie
substance of our dispatch under the head
--latest from the Army Of Virginia, says
&" W are most happy 70 sag mt dttd oHf
edrices indicate a success 81 our arms a. G4
points Our troops are enthusiastic and IN
the very best Of spirits always eager to
meet the willy foe wherever he may present
himself. Ii is evident that Richmond has
been lett almost bare OF troops, and that the
whole rebel army has been launched against
the Army OF Virginia, but before many
hours We hope 10 record u brilliant ana de-
cisive Union victory in the grand patlie
which is now imminent, and it is Thought
will be fought on Sunday next. We see
nothing in all this TO discourage us in the
least. Ii is but the contamination OF the
plans of our Commander-in-Ch Chief The
failure of the campaign on the peninsula
rendered it necessary for the Army oil ' IT
GINA to be organized, and pushed towards
Richmond, TO attract the attention oil the
rebels, while the Army of the Potomac
dead letter at llarrison's Landing-should
b. brought away and put into position
where it could operate against the enemy
effectively. In bringing 1t TO Alexandra
this end has been attained. In q lew uays
the old Army Of the Potomac, comprising
eight corps d'armec, all strengthened by con
yalescent soldiers aud rev recruits, (and me
whole army reinforced by scores OF new
recimonts,j led on by Mcclellan, Pope,
Burnside, Banks. Hooker. kearney and
Reno, will advance to oyerwhelm and route
an insolent foe. who. in the fond hope OF IN
iui,in. our Communicated chief IN his head
quarters a. Washington once more, viii hnd
that he has advanced too far from his base
OF supplies and line Of defence at Richmond
In conclusion, We would stir up our people
TO place the most implicit confidence IN our
Government and our leaders, crush treason
at home, and encourage enlistments. let
US rush to the rescue and partaAe Of the
glory aoW.
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NOTICE ~ fokntosteE.

Nhrrras, 1essfh <ttnlry # Sufry in the eean.
~ II iiaHtr-k at1 @ttt- IT Natn-. Nv his deed
4 taaft -. IaffsI Apfti "a "a "a. eonse}ed
H. sHs tafuss itsf5z. certain Ttges ~ pIrset
~ land situated ia ,tisl -str5 1nd described a.
tniaW=. II icsIuHinz Al a ztsks aud st.ucs
su the at.fiefa =rir 4 tie frsi ltatHg iftttn PIT
tens Iflv q TzfiY Fan.t. three r0ds nattitwest
frHu tAEr sHfHzir uFit hpHzr, 81 r1iirti thrnrv
runntuzs Haff1 DEGREES NJ zfreutssn rasis u
a stake aHi -t5at'-. tHenee Hatth degree wet.
seven ta.ls 4, !. bf=lsk tbeaee rafth : DEGREES
nt.si tstfsseizllt rssls. iheiics nutth - e.Hess
wet. stNl t-tte.tsIs 10 iHe head ct the Pond
thenre SOUTH rir-rrcr vet, thtrty tNp ru,ts h.
4 stabs, fhatca south - de .ts.- wet u Lew
Oliver. ueftIeHa.t teet BaunI tbeaee .s.atel,.t-
sfls - the H.s # tHs fsH3 T. tie place Il hs-
siAHipss tie s4el eaat .s.se having -izh-s4aeHttf
heta dals a--l sasd ~ -arl hatt' t. ls.beft Ear
liel. tni Robert e. liaertths an ty s.II iss-
ettby ts Robert / ctfiisi, t,e u8slefs, sae,i lad
sheTets. tb- condition e. 80, mort gage having
h.en broken hrfrhs altin T., ftrrrlt.r TIM sun.
arrnrttug tp the atltatl. -sueh m4is AMI
provided. EnEEEf T e WHSLE
~ AHSs Nt,StLt hts ttty.
Au1uzt I'd istz u
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y | r. d

Haek.f7tt- eth inst, col. Senall Lake aged
= wears and . months.
Mt ps.ert-l Eta int. Of dipthcria. Edwin F,
nnlg s.,n Of Capt. Jdea and Susan y. II. Clement,
aged Il years. months aud u days.
B,nsor-24d inst, Mr. Alexander stevens,
j sci - years
Ablott-l7th inst, Mrs Lucy C., wife of Joseph
Lombard Jr. aged 4 yeats.
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Letter from The President tn Hot
ace t:rrtiY.

Hon llbFtitE tiffzsfA
bear sri hare iu,t retl ytafs = ths
llth, addressed 10 nA-..if tbr3e.it th
Yr,bunr. II there =. IA Il ANY statement er
a.sain rti9ns af taet Which mly kulW Z s.
erroneous. ID nov am hert eentr vert
them. Ii there hc IN It aty ntttsEea-
which may tcicVe - be- falsely drawn,
do not now aud here arsae against thsn.
II there h. Jsrerpiihle IN 1t m inpatient
and dictatorill taue, wsirc 1t IA deicn ne
t. an oll friend whose heart has9 AiWIy.
supposed u a. night.
A. to the I.lcy ..,..cm - a. parsuins,
A. YOU SAY. have not mctut tn hzs aHt
one in doubt. would save tin nion and
| would save il in the shortest WAY, unttsr
the Constitution.
The sooner the national authority can b.
r,storri the nearer tie Union vii h to tie
Mon ~ tt 'vas.
II there b. these who would not save thc
Union unless they could at the same time
save slavery, do not agree with tHFln.
If Their, be those who would not s-Ne tie
Union unless they could 1t tie .ssinc time de-
tsroy slavery, would net asree with them
Nv paramount object ia this struggle - 10
slye tbs Union, aul is MT eitbg - saFe ar
destroy slavery. If | could save tte nian
without freeing any slayrs. w9ull ID II,
and if | could save il by freezing all sl4tss, /
would DO it, and it could styr 1t ~ tresias
spme and leaving others alone, wgald ais
do that.
What Do about slavery and tie esl4r=l
race do because believe It Will ilp u
fave thi, MON, and what | Artear lar-
bear becansf do not believe it would hIiP
10 save the Union. | shall ia le.s Whenever
! shall believe doing more viii help the
cause.
shall try 10 correct errors WHOM shown
To b. errors. and | shall adopt new si',s -
fast as they shall appeaF u be- true fls&s
have here stated my purpose According
70 my view of official dnty and inteud NJ
notification ef my often expressed F.5fsan'i
wish that all men everywhere could b. tree
Yours sc.. y LINCOLN.
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II, L
tlulila July Il, 1850.
10 nr Ilerr;ek Albany. y NY Dear p"ctof:-f
rite thiz - interim ton the wonderful ell ct Of your
~usf Coated ts elder daughter. For three years
r IA. i-u Affected IN bilious arrangement of tina
4i -ali, nitarinr her teHith, which has been stead
rs f,iii# N fur 5tnt prrul. When In New York In
sprI D. p frj.,l slls-ed tot,~t your pills. Having
fs fl 4 rff- TRURO IA tn judgment ut my friend. Oh
fi#fs5i a .,Iffs II NI,.3rS fates Park, Druggists,
ftfk Row NJ Narb. du returning home ceased all
flf5r lftfufisf aml 1imin-tsru your pills, each
5ii Ia Tia s-lata ina h.r feelings, complexion, dt
=i4s5s= Hta #tsttfT-,rt ait rapid and permanent
r-ts5t t. hrsit has BERN the result. We used less
nan me tpIgF. CONSIDER htr eutisty Nel c"nsd-
- t.. sia,a ii.i tribute u tai. n Physician, and
i See fi= u inducing ina 10 ddoI' your
l4lIs a. o.. il tt,Itfft l5iIEin.s
I rrislia iaIf 80 with 'HaHy thanks,
icur ott,lieni servant.
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IL d FIR IE N DIS "a
~ tlE kiG,ir PLACE.
Horrick's Sugar-Coated Pills.

The BEsr FAMILY CA
ri4grlc in the world, used
t',enty years by i've mill
Ions OF per'ers annual s,
a'*n5 give satisfaction, con
tain nothing injurious, pat
raniT Il by the principal
~ ic'aus and surgeons in
''ie | nion +; elegantly coat
- with sugar.
Large Boxes % cents ! FIVE
Is, N.s for Il. Full tiiree-
tons with each b.N.
" tirauted superior to any
rill before the public.
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Ballots Ballots !

Send in your orders for ballots, at this onice,
where they will be printed With despatch KY
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sdmr.,s Sale OF Real Estate at Auction.

HtIIflf. 3 GUIG OF Ittff TIHbfFtb HV 1hNfNtIN7ifs
10y virtue Of a license from the Hon. Judge OF Probate
ID fur thu tounty IT Hancock, the subscriber will sell
public auction saturday the Goth dag Of Septem
hyr next orprk the premises the home
stead known the Nc Mister Place . at Amherst
ter belonging tbs heirs Of Geo. l.. Cox, deceased. To
satisfy ts euiand. attitst said decesscds estate and
in, dental charges.
!. l.. MOOR, Administrator.
TIisvort{t Aae 18th fSii so
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'ItfE 4i,serii"r hereby give public all
| crrivl that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator OF
tis estat. 4
SAMUEL. HOOPER. late If Br0oklin.
In the County IL Hancock deceased, by giving bond
ass Law directs. h. therefore requests all persons who
a,lr,t.t The said deceased estate, TO make immediate
pas aud those wlra nave any demands thereon, to
= xhhit thc 7.tittt ftr settlement
ALBERT HOOPER.
Ausast 1sht. 80
Tssui,strtrr rt'v Gives pul,r noice 10 all concern
- tia, h. Ia. hecu duty appointed and has taken upon
b5' tn, II Executor Of the last will and ties
tameut 1T
Sw tttIN GROSS, late of Deer Isle.
the Castnty Hturatk, deceased hy giving bond
he ar Directs he therefor. requests all persons who
t.lel.ti tn tin. -,i rcy I'd ttt make immediate
-, nefl aud those whe b4N any demands thereon To
hbit the same for settlement,
THOMAS WARREN.
Angu4t ., ISh. 80
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Tho citizens of Bangor oyincol the
greatest llbcrallty to the soldiers Of the 18th
Regiment during their stay in that city,
We hear praises aud blessings bestowed on
Bansoreans without stint, by those who have
friends IN that Regiment Bangor ia a ike
city, fully awake to the demand Of the times,
and always chccrIully honoring every draft
upon her liberalIty and patriotism.
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SHALL WE DRAEr I'VE confess that this
saens to be the iairest method to obtain men
ior the last levy. 1t has many advantages
over that Of volunteering, especially when it
costs SO much to pay the bounty. lf the
rich are drafted, they can procure substitutes
II others are, the town can take care of
their families. So far as the question of
duty comes in then We arc all equally inter.
esteI
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET. To SINGLE GEL
n tIeinen Rooms furnished furnished, with wit
Out Board Apply at 70 East Twentieth street. Broa
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

EoR SALE OR RENTAL SUMMIT n j., ON NOR
s ana Esses Railroad fine Residence acres; house
ioSoi ~ rooms, well finished the of beautiful
lawn and garden: well Ike with fruit shrubhery, flowers,
a.. SOUTHWICK 4 WOOD, % Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

BAKERY TO LET-No CSC WATER STREET, BE-
- tween Scanned and jackson Streets good place
business and low rent Inquire in the grocery store
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

To LET-THE STABLES, COACH HOUSE AND
Dwelling House IN West Forty eghn street near Broai
way stable cona twenty eight stalls good chance for
man that wants into The livery business Rent mode
rate Appyto JOSEPH CHURCHILL, Manhatanville.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A FOUNDRY TO LET, FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE,
"a At ns sing n 1 with steam enyne. &c. viii be let
gain exchanged for city property Address Foundry
raid Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

COME VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BOTH CITY
- Lots Farming Lands in the West
eAchange for city propry, or small farm the city
PORTER n CO, 335 Broadway room II. n
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A LARGE, HANDSOME PARL0R, AND PART OF
"A back raror 70 let. TO doctor, dentist merchant tailor
men Terms moderate Apply ut 20 Prince street, few
doors west OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

L,o3 SALE AND TO LEr-TilE HANDSOME SALOON
IL of Wooster Houston Streets with iuini
ture aud neatly fitted Price aud rent very moderate In
quirc on tue premises
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

HUDSON RIvER-TO EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK
IL Brooklyn property, desirable country Seat,
with shade, fruit shIubbery. tn
OF city Price sl6OO Address PROPRIETOR 6SS New
fora Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

RROOKLYN.-TO LET OR LEASE, A THREE STORY
~ and basement brick House, most desirable resden. 9
situated in the best part of Clinton street (NO l34 viii
every convenience water. &c Inquire OF f. GERETi
No. 8 Old slip, New York. o.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
HOUSES, ROOMS. &c. rO LET.

V,O LET-A DOUBLE HOUSE, CONTAINING Ia
Rooms, with Barn and ~ OF Land; about one
8rter OF mie FROM the New York New Haven
road depot. at Portchestr For particulars inquire
SAMUEL BAILEY, 7A5 broadway OF OF L. MCNEIL. Port
chester. n j.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A HOUSE TO LET-UNFURNISIIED; ALL THE
"A rent taken In board between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and Twcntythird and Twenty streets; private
family preferred. Address NJ NJ box l23 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A N ELEGANT FOUR STORY NOVA SCOTIA DRAB
stone House to let to good responsible tenant the
most favorable terms 1t is lifted In the very best
throughout Apply the premises, No. 81 West Forty
al xth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

N,O LET-A LAFGE FRAME HOUSE (FILLED IN
with brick), nAning thirteen rooms two osthroon:
furnace fix stationary wash tubs, and Al
modern with eight ots OF ground we'll laic
with flowers fruit vegetables. Sc also stable ant
ch house for f0 horses anu taed on SKI
second bctw rst and Second avenues For par
ticulars inquire OF JOHN q. LlGHrBODY "a Beeknau
street. Would be- le, TO; lager bier garden
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

LARGE FIRST CLASS THREE HOUSE, NO. II
a christopher street in hrst rate ORDER viii be LET low
TO good tenant Has fixtures throughout
Ac Will not be e: Tor boarding honse Apply TO +. NJ
COOK, l4l Fulton street. n
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

oSOO WILL BUY FINE LIQUOR STORE IN
,SDUU Ch.iy street, FOURTH ward, near Catherine
Market doing fnc cash bus css; twelve yer q LIQUOR
Tic owner giving up luiness wal sell low. Appiy
TO PAyTEN, Q5 Division street
The New York herald., 1862-04-01
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

A BAKERY AND STORE AND DWELLING TO LET
IA Together separate in the best business part OF
Hoboken. Apply at IA Washington street. Hoboken,
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

2S OOO $500. $1,000. s6.5OO s6Oc0, s5OO-roR
saie yery G cheap SIX Houses all desirable;
chance for Household FURNITURE. Also let Apply
r. c. ANTHONY. Hl Pine street, from II to O'clock
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

TENTEEL HOUSES FOR SALE-ON TWELFTH
~ Fourteenth Twenty-sixh and Thry-eghth Streets at
A. j. BLEECAER Son & co, IL Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

no LET-HoUsE IT WOOSTER STREET, CONSISTING
OF and buildings three stories sh ech contain
Ing rs basement tor restaurant other
business has vault, with water Throughout e
premises Apply from IL till three o'clock at Ii Fulton
street. up stars. r. BERGER
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A FEW UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD
"A In second story TO let with ali the modern improve.
ments hot and cold water in every aud bath 6c.
same floor; Will be let to small gentee family Possession
given Immediately at l2a West Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

4 T acc WEST TwENTyTuIRD STREET, pLEAsANT
~ tWuEhtu oms can be Obtained, with Baarti housi
has al the MODERN tmproycmenti movis IA Ma io'
tctCut o. exchanged
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

21 G00 WILL BUY ONE AND HALF STORY
~ sOO'v Cott,cc, full Lots, pleasantly
situated Termsfrom 500 to $50 CASH $500 be paid
in instalnents of SIS 33 month, without Apply
and Fifth avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A SMALL HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO RENT VERY
room No. 2.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

1,O LET-FRoM lsT OF MAY NEXT A CARRIAGE
House and Stable, East Thirty ninth door
from Fifth avenue Apply at No. East eighth street
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS
four story high stoop brown stone front House NO %
W est Forty between F1th SiAlh
nues compet tn all the modern improvements and hand
somey furnished Inquire the premises. from lO TO
T. NJ, or OF E. IL. LUDLOW * CO., No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

NJANTED--A SMALL FARM IN wESTCHESTER
w county IIackensaek, New Jersey, price,
5000 payable in United States Address, stating full
particulars, Mr.. Coin, box ~ Herald oNle.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

fI'O LEr-THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE I63 CHARLES
street consisting of eight rooms; would accommodate
two small alnes also the three House o2 Washing
ton street; will accommodate families; rent $50 APP
ply To H. 3. KING 3i4 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

CEcoSD FLOOR TO LET-s2 ORCHARD STREET
- consisting OF two rooms, two pantries and bedroom
with aisu Basement II desired; low
sronsblc tenant Can be from iU oL Inquire
premises.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

REsTAuRANT AND SUPPER ROOMS, NEWLY
~ lifted up and handsomely rurnhe favorable lease
low superior location and Is offered Al
very great sacrifice on account OF sickness.
sOITHWICK WOOD, So Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

BOARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY FROM MAY
ID until September for family Of eight persona
within wentyaye miles of New York Good PLAIN country
minutes walk OF the depot The place be perfectly
healthy Address, stating which be moderate
box 652 Post office, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

ITO LEr-FRoM lsT OF MAY, THE HANDSOMELY
furnished seconi Floor (and part Of the third if
slred OF modern House, occupied by small seutee Ia
mily References required. Apply at 81 West Threentl
from @
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

A HIGH STOOP MODERN BRICK HOUSE, IN THO
rough repair, wholly or partially furnished unfur-
nished to rent low TO small responsible family Inquire
100 West Twentysecond street. Plimpton walnut Bed.
stead for sale,
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

CECOND FLOOR TO LET-iS1 TENTH AVENUE
- between Twenty second aud rwenyird stree conss
ing iroa and la Pdr0r, iodins doirs Bedroom,
Bedroom in the attic, back Basement wh all the moderr
improvements. Reni SO per month.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

DRIvATE DWELLING NO. II ST. LUKE's PLACE TO
i et four stories, brown stone with bath kc.; all
the modtl improvements Apply ior rent and
A FREEMAN
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

IA between Firth and sixth v,nues The house is two
l0xj block. V, ry ittl. money wanted.
CHARLES e. MILLS 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

THO LET-THE LOWER PART OF IS WHITE STREET
broadway, for SALOON other business purposes
Als0 Rooms In that house and a. opposite Fo
houses In the vicinity OF East broadway at prices
Apply al 2A2 East Broadway, near Clinton street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

c10O WILL BUY THE BEST CORNER LIouoR
DfUU Store on First avenue IL has $3.50 worth az
Liquor in the Tue owner Is 10 Washington SO
1t must be sold Apply tn fAIrEN, 20 Division street
The New York herald., 1862-04-01

no GAS FILTERS, GAS FIXTURES AND LAMP DEAL
etsFor sale the best located oldes, 81 nd In the
city OF Baltimore. The be had on lease al a ioy
rent for term OF years. There Is splendid show rnon
with l feet ceiling, also work shop with coplrete rr
further particulars address box III Post Office Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20
fBT rTITgRAfUl
kvAouATIoN OF CUMBERLAND GAP.

The Secretary of War yesterday received "a dis
patch from Gen. MeKown, commanding in Eas;
Tennessee, dated Knoxville, Sept. 18th, in which
he states that the Federal forces evacusted Cum
herisrd Gap en- Thursday night and that General
Stevenson was pursuing them, Previous state
ments with reference 10 the condition OF affairs had
iadnced the belief that theenemy hemmed III,
aad ths, an escape was impossible. but this dispatch
indicates 'hsst the real position OF things has been
little underrt ood II the enemy mas evacuated il
Is fair To p-esame that We had force 10 oppose
hi'a North o. The Gap aud that his escape h8s beer
effected in that direction. The ENCOURAGEMENT tina,
Gen Stevenson as pursuing him amounts - iitta
Tor Of course he does no; mean 20 b. oyectaken