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.lo,r4nlInATk aoNI:Y SvANrEpi

i MfflI. sen 1s rss.assee in tla,iao'zss efi5stlT
..iraief I'D Vef in rs,s el hae fssl.t ait strie
lsHss ish-rfad ls near j. Ayl Ford. % II shrtifes
aud rns h,rSe bnprfsved la; nHar John l. H1pklls
lfAc s..t sali, Il Fiees asked f,ee years ato kh3
80 i.f,es ir4eFrt1 a. tslsl 70 re5rtee
m t53s,, fsr-o..s seek ing t. invest IA real eLiiF,
III ts.is .i.lse ciiaEre n TIE. shave trhp
ss Il. ~ MASSESG AIlE. L
aaesa-diw ziI
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Negroes fer Hire

ftN the 25h day df Anga.t. 1862. At the Markek
~ ITonse IN Ciafisnoog1 I milY Ypreeeed hire ohf
te the highest bidder AZ ihlic ohery Tor The space M
tl.Fee mouths tyo likely negrosl4Ses, to-v: one ~
Ephrsinl aged abnut lf yeais/ /a6i one negro won
i.s-eea with children 5Flongiag 10 the estate 81
l.l-a is,o Wun. T. Kenls1e deed. Tho BIZ er y l1 be
l.@ - Ats ~ szcusitv ter tste tsigey ypzyh~
al gs 5a-fi lie term 81 hlrina sr3fR nterq4
,rln date; also. 70 glse I'D Ia ruu, daine tile Ftt
lus Of TO slave 81 sIaTez hired candtiohed tenf le
ivt furnish said slave or olives with comfortable lei
Clothes. proper fpbi,Rpd neef-fary mcdfal aAeat4i1
dsrng ihs fpe pf isfug m That 10 vii iaihtnllT
csy-r up SAID slns,. IT slase4 u the ems Of said
fern 81 hitis{. J. G. WARMER. Adm
e eugl3td4 estate WEeEs Kennedy. decd /
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Coed Investment for Capital!
--4--.o:--ss---
COTTON FACTORY.

t51 SHARES or TIE CAPITAL Srre <
sDD Of The c;wiunett Manufacturing Company VT
rkle. ~
Sew Ia tho tiree Tor gentlemen 10 do then rouhtry
skrvire anA fnake rnorty in the operation.
The facts OF the cas- arc, ie Company have4utore
machinery than capital fnnl wish 10 iecrease
taifta1 and run tlse machinery TOR Il ppose o
dupplying tar possible the demand on coup
try FOR THREAD and sfoth-
This Company u 1 aag well on capital 9tnpioye64-
lsn1ld 10 relatively hitter onimore caiitAE-
trr lafticalfEs address
+. sTEAbal AZ, gent.
,suly IS is67-diuE. Lawfencev7e, Georgia
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lsal.ss e oasl q a.. &c. !. -,

y
D The eiIlcin'lati Cssn nsrcial says that Bull
Nelson Vas 'Sbaaisd in she tiiiga. At tsls Rich
lnapd, KeEitaeky haite, ana cirr.+ sixtssl,
miles . fence per Iavtere he was ,ir,nlisa
bat eseapsi haailt. witA dsE;lnts anl 4aa
cessiea in getting ib cinssnistti. Gsa. Nelson
was t..kea prisoner Col. crofls " Is kiiieH--
The battle lastss twelve hours. assl t,e dffea'
vas total. resnithaz in psnicsahi 8si4yr.s,.s.a a
fight. fjN
TAs Fsi5',ts a, ci pe,aaars.
On tie second Lew Fsllass WIS coma an l
At Cincinnati. Newport znl Covins.0a. Tae
...-.--s.'-fr' esrzssss ssiis,e-l- -.n
nins ani all BUSINESS was saSpeillei Tie
citizens wereeeiefed TO prepafe> for dei4nce
Union tro9ps bal !, evacnafe 4 cyn,a5.na-
Humpssrey Mlrshali was lpproaehins tia
place from Fiketoh.
Kirby Smiths forces were varionsly estiuls-
tel from Twelve tiio.ussn twbnsy i've ta0Ii.
Ssi.d. ~
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IArrsr rkoa KEsItcKr.
Tho following private dispatch WIS received


yesterday, by a gentlemali Of THIS CITY:
IsD3AsAf9Lls. Sept 3, 1862
Nothing il knownloI the losses III the sky
ninth ildlalia. Our idrce+ have fallen back L.
fUoflisetosl keninckt fhe most teErIsjie AK
3eis -sitelt TOR tue szfsty bf Kentucky NotA-
sg bats staet niost vssoross cts5Fls will save,
her. la4ois lias silt usiiy one itgiEeff L.
the iield alti 0hio sihiy eight 10 fb'ehtv sem
IS Isdsalia. = lYuShiasfos Heyubiidas-
IHE Latest FROM cIscIax4TrANp Lbu,svILIE-.
LExiNGTDS occVrIRn sF bHB s0>Ff oEkAFEsl-A
wASlsS RI AIsl car eksD lsEAf else ENAAEL
i lISclSSlI1. sept b II egi.nAa;s rom camps
slisi 1olnilarics from Ille ANTERIOR iassns have
bsrsl afli wing ala tlif saefasl5n.
Tie ni:lEiary 4ntilo ties are lxerH ACTIVE At
six 5lcieck Dn Inese lereuing thk Gonie der
4sss ocehrisd Lexington Kv. fhef numb red
d, 80 men.
Rlsir5ad ard telegraplisc so4mHnicalion
mas been Te-eseAb bisheu Win Ia
al 5 D'cIock fnss aIfefiootI a rec5nssoi;eting
parry proceeaei siitn ~ ensins lvilalin tel.
miles 81 Lex .ngioh M1efs tnsy leulsd tine
hfldge burned. II is nol knotsn Wiretner fna
Cun4etierases sui otccnl5 Lexsn..soBs or not
/. train o. twelve wagons w a. ca brnsed With
in tw~l. { lhses OF CsueiiiaAil iiil- t4orni1g
Large nu-abers Of nes toes, are being sent
across she l.ser Ia lwofAI % 4o asslzoiss
Lou isviLLE, <epti b. ia ne Nci the prsp7-
rstiOns thai lave been made aid are IN pro
sress 10 resiti iiie tEi aIened attack Of tlf
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$40 RE w a II ID.
ERAYEp Or STOLEN

7sR0N The kasrer55er eti Thursday 2afb A4ssis..
E 1852. one boy mare, With small whtth tp5t
I her fhi elseaf a knot two her back the aarks
al raddle. os o. her heos are wh it, and she nls
IN earse leg. Ni pay the above reward fer THE es-
liyerv OF 6cr Any information than kfuhy re
sslSsd Z. T. pARHk kNE H
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Nofica.

l. persons indebted 10 thelestaie Of DR.. VIM lE
~ Kenl DIV .derd directed 10 coIae forward t5.a
mo sr IraheJss nett aud those having ci in
A. ioFf sal estate aie hereby notified to pke1ani
der viii he tim, i,ieserit,ad BY sn tJz
s. &. MARINER Adrafrl
sneusf O. az Essstc ". E. Kennedy dfciat
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asrovIsIonal Army Tennesse,

NIRS0SS hsTirg claims casBst the pag fddphFt.
men. ef tie proviSi5uai army q fenf-Ssee II
srtent item pa yniegt ths andessingedEad RE
: psnE I. III Bttaroaga. Wan- "a Williams. ii.
Pay Master 6eB. P. a. Fe
Aur.s2aa I'M.
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HAs1HIg FEMALE INSTITUTE
Rev. J.N Bradshaw. Principal.

rIHHE.4es1 esssion Of fie fistifnte viii commefch
I % Mhudsy the lst d y n September next. An4eF
tss dretien and rrffessarth Of the Rev MF. Brltf
shaw rbo iss bzS ctalgsio Of il los The last tep
rioStbG 81.
Ths' Trustee N mixing this acknowledgements wofilH
solcs9 espscialiY Nppszl 70 ~ citSzefss who hhve
daughters to edaratf y send thsn 10 this instntlql
Au Br..shaw asaS bad isarEe ot the bsal for lie
lakt ten lontbs during winch time he las rendered.
snps. and might say HniperFal satislaetian TO fe
Trustees. patrons aud pupis. There nererHas n +
ser taisefor mcn.o tdie4e tkeir uSht5rs than dhF
rneisey i plenty everything rmer Fatse- hearts
to rlees aud the Trtion 20 this Sch ds = he sahe
Mat II was waen everything was sI-s0S fgueS- f
~ hat ezcEse can there be nilw for nl4H WIN lfd-
lec,s educate biz dpnChieri None. Be 'anssl +
IN e5eveis4 sitAy locality. We havF irSt W
vito an ezeeile: Instructor aided b, eient r-
Of AeeIstausA, instruct al wna may favor II we
fhsir bafrpusss. Let n5e and MI put Heir sh5nttr
tAc wheel ad brild np such Seilael ~ viii be Pi
incelcdir Die be,ieft aud aahopor To- onr tswi Il
We hsFe the bu ling AID We baEr the sqchsrs-k ks
balance devoves upon The people, We hnie hty n
oobly perform th,iEdnt-. 8sI
Ih- Trusiees are thsnkfnl 70 thf cisizers for n
patronage iestnwed upon NJ Bradshaw here'ioa.e
ard are klad know flAet under his ssinnistsatSa q
be Ibstsfnten las MT Ast any 81 flse snvia ls III
usiah t -nstiped in the bitter d IS IF the tnt b
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sDcsso Erries rz1s lae zsaQ9i0r fsrig4.
SgScr par Gaasoc 1 offisai conssgfi-


Tx BEasToF AAsskcHUsETrs.- exchange
s5Ys--
When vessel enters the mouth Of the Nif-
s5=s.rai with supplies for New Orleans. ft Is
sad ihat Cen bntie- zeisis a Tow boat It. fou
~ 81 me t5ty ~ ID eiiornots price. Il tho
ciapfasn reinses ilo sends iiis L-ofls5r nov =
lnereiani of New Orleans. 10 buy the cargo up-
on winch enormous profits are fnade- 20 the
power 1f General Butler - faiIlcd into mer-
otnffie clianacl- lie and PfEtl,s are rrgaced
ID aific swiudle as wed a. esi.. iissiasi.-- a
republican despotisin over the South ] hey.
szn engaged II legaiited land piracy. and
ffdtruf guiiboafs proteef then, IN the rob
terits
Is there anything vsolderfni In tlais when NE
fer1tniteC tiat Butter. he great Beast Of Mas
sae,irSctts. = tie bastard son of q famous
Heit lisd.a Pirate. and tiaf the unfortunate
xoiaAn VINO gave linn birth vas the desceud-
ll--' If the AiassachalsetI= witch burners!
P.lrrsknrr Erllrcrr
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Tie foiAYNng - tns c lrr~ss torn IA ~iiic
tie orier ia s,sreacs 70 5en..-iI i-l'at -
been 4ordere4s-
'5eSFR Il OaDERs 30, l22
War nsrk T<sST, Ab-Cre SF-iis.NaRAr
usfieE. - aSsiSsT'5S. >rpt. :, I75
NJ 5of-,fc,Icaal ,L-Cie' a. .v.i taF- c5aa.uia.-
oi the f9riid..1tiaRs 81 ss.snngton. assl >. ~.
tie troops foi tte lsie.ice sI-tle capital.
By c5innssisd o.
Aal 4r-'s-lserai 4iAIl5cz1-
E D. Townsess Al .. 80
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ENcIrf~G xEws.

II cIS0kSATI. Sept 3s-i0 o,cIo'-k p. NJ
ghe {xditement ilas been hTga hil The afternoon
1ue,e 81 lzens are fs.roling themselves. f4piIly
b tie different NarslS and large nssnlljg.rs arr
sork KING oa The lortifica fieIls GA the Kentucky
lliils.
Z tiuvesnoF Todd arrived this afternoon. and
J in colninln,ie.,tiolstsat the military autorl-
fes. and the ntaiost cxertions are being made
g3-deieid the car
Tie enemy u stated 70 be from 10000 10
80 600 strong, and s reported AT Boyie's Sia-
7isIi. tl3irty-liine Jnles from the cTty. They are
Expected Is strive Opposite the fortifcations'
5n Thu sslsy.
The FORTY iiEih and ninei y-uiuth Ohio arc fall-
liis pafk 70 Coyngton. Oar pickcts are ten
ipiles slut.
An ihe steambpats are ordered to ren.ain on
lire Uilio side ol the river
Gen Giib,rik command which fsll back
lrom l-exingiun. Feacned Frallkfclk io-nigh ghfl
-feiev ng< the Anxiety for their safety. NO felei
graphic COMMUNICATION south Of talni3Rtli.
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Terms Of Subscription !:
{ FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SH0F
E0R & Al lie q

srTkaR rxfFRSItsNED f,r6pticf0rs a. tha Caafis-
u itooga Fornfrv aud N4ri,i1a works. 9Foilnse II
se Z ths es.tire establishment. eahrsrax HAchssefy
Eol1is Stock ais hand &c al OF which Is eompei5
~ any esflaiishmeDt 81 Tie kind in sie Copfelacy
X afa nov doing Z a re ard frsH.shle hn-ines--
Witch would "a irieafc'r int, the: hands of 9'if
sshcesSbrS The snnefipr Advantages ~ location vii
akays flslse an iaefeAsug bnslisaes :, exictf
pkTaz rsrsopa issiteas - sEise-t will % well p
I snd exaHnne.
THOS. wEBSTERA co.
5n6fsAHaaca daly.3t 1852. sltf
! rH Atlsr.a 6aJsfedriarp aud FnsoitgfHrsf, Aagss-
;s tronrolc ana Sfad0et, Montgomery .5dretfissa,
Macon TtirErayt cniun'Gs S1t'f and tue Mphile Id
i4flsry I'd RrFsstsr copy one month. daily ana send
-sfl.t 10 this Office
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REnEDr FoE Hoe Il.,i-ERs--P1ss II Aloro
The nog cholera- wesregrsi 10 learn Is z.ow
inakiIlg great rarsges ri some portions pf
He5rria. sid Il j. q vast importance to- illd
remedy friend tells rs the following has
bessn thoroughly tcsied Insfhe region a tho
Alt,rnai,a rirer. snd found 70 Be az iIifail.t,e
s,eci5c fnr as vel - . preventive a--ainsf the
disease. Wet sonie s8Ciicd corn IN > BASKET
wits some spirits Of tnrpeafine arr throw =
ba1sful of TIE cnrI 10 each hs- every tao qI
three days. FOR two er three zines Do NOT
sisk the corn II tie sI,irits-silni-y vet a
and Il VII iulineiIatriy dry s.aiis. but ieare
the corn innpregnated u7itl Use ruIPentne-
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rG- Many Yankees Ei.a.(~ lei frorn the
Norm 10 sslid the drift have run INTO the ye-
.ow fcz ST Havana
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tsIniederasss The eseiiemei4 here hs.s cgnsido
r-sbly abaief.
Tie cotton that has been sfoTcd in the ware
houses hete IS being rapidly traasr rarlei acri
thh Ono fixer.
Pnrclnatefs refuse 70 paw frr tie cotton "a.
s,bre here. bnt Of. t5,esnis per ir,,si.d ior II
v l.eu landed On tile lad ana s.'ore Tbs i az
advaiiec 81 cents o.l sae i.rlce o. yesrer.lss-
Authrllticatel minors Say tii.f t-ie Conirde-
rates ard burai4e al tie Gotten tLey cnne
.iross u their niEsca through Tennessee ami
kl-nfuckf-
Colonel Sliackl ord. of the sth Keii;utk;
Stvaify llverio03 a & johnson Al Mof..ais.i>ii
laipu cqanfy ydsier day. h iiing sad cspt ltii;,
a afabe rot Joinlsons baIld- he is stiIl u puI-
shit ot tfe reHia Eiaer-
,r r-- -----t-ll--------- ia /
T rs RSEii ~ sr1riIiS IwfLvE NILS or ciScrSSATI
1liey Nnts5eI- Flfteen TJ01ssss1i
kcI1cIsNATI- >dpf , T. II -Ne,Ss has iusi
bhen reeeivef h4fe that The advancing t,,ni.,i-
efAtrs have sezl 4 railroad train At ln6e cis-
II lHce Hy-stWeifs miles from tins city. They
ale Rassi TO be llireeH tlislilsand Sirols- The
keteis:knt with rs Is iIcFeassngl New regi
s4snfs Lave crslsbel over Tito Kefitncky-
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sTERMS OF TUITION.

Primary Department tl2 00pcf Annu1a.
prersrasory =. Is no :. . Re
freshman liass % 90 +. :.
T., f.os,aemors 9 2t fnl" =
~ Jnninr - 50 90 = = i
ssnser = SO 90 . q
e N'-'ci 49, s'sl,s; fsTs'aT 'T 50 oo =
Thorough BIS Comp. &c, 20 90 4. :. f
Frepeh aud ether Modern Ian ak oo :. ..l 4 h.
gaares,
In the Ornamental 4DfIsaftuc1t full prrr iif Isl
Ne ruaiie. rf ts,e orjinary p1ie-.
d The Frie oi ai iinent ono haa 10 advance .hd sss
~ the middle 81 the ;erm.
Beard can be hao 80 good families. aid st cynsbf
ehi berding bailses sept parposey yenlgt sdidz
Fhs price OF board sncl toing fights and fuel y ndt hi
Iexc. ed q 80 per vsss- &C. ". PARKTJ
EEg Q. 81 secrntary x Tleasiitllr.
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The Safio-sl Inrrii ssiicer says II Is reIOr.ed
that - protiit al-fii.sl ihc wcrsf that CA pre-
s.hiy occnr. sqHa iron of Eus.bo&ts h4s been
or,ies sd n rerlitzsous On tie foI.rsac rlrer
near Wszhingion.
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We copy ls foiislssisg trosn the Piisaiel-
phiss -Inqaret 1les the 4fh-
WAfHINcr1Sl Sept. 2-At ( o'ciock this
inorhilsSa trN4|o one hundred wag.'iis Will
,9ni-nlsSlry slires. Wis suierecptci Ry ia.
eneaiY hetwiAli Fa.fEsx aud Censrevi!e and
dnvei of t8Nlhi 1isfia~sas. beioIc tie party
canld be eveFthken. Tney secured the eaiir(
tram
50 soon as this rai IN The rear of orr army
IA; Cfnirevili4 y as knswn. ilie necessity 81
<uarlinS tsat ldireciit,n pcifn .i,sircilf -lisi
x ol "a the wllne army of Nir1sifa .is.l altti.-
denefl Cciuref pie. ana was MISSED this sid.
ol F4irilx Cfiirt House Fns evening taes
aS'.iIl tooS iip the lino of lnsrc'l anil the ad-
ssrickis Il bils - 1iisuiui - = g. Tie en1
.uy's cavalry ltoiiozelitllem IN i.ie distance.
bat made no aifacS. and fle entire r13yemcai
WAS besfS arctiar iisslees III 1ceiieni order.
A noon 1oiday Gel. Af,t' ielian rode out a.
meet the reiiirning ce,nmf. anI was received
" III demons iTa;ions o. sr.sf f-ifion AMI pleas
ure.
Tie works for the iafencs OF 1Fashinrfs,l
are al IN excellen- colsiitoa. ani are strongly
mamie / by experienced artaisrlsfs
The gaabb4fs -fiow liniug the Potornsc are
.tonptless designed q prevent any attempt u
iinfetTnps the navigation of Thar
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vgsf Ls7EsT FRoN vASHINGToS-rHE CRISIS l.,
THE wHEaK sBorrs or raE TWO AkEIEs
TSpdcial correspon ea-s y fds Poi aIlpats Eas7jer
AFasHIxerpS. sept 3-There seems TO exist
an idea that 81 the War Department there has
be,ta Tor a fe days. hRrryins 10 ana nlaHnfing
o. kteeis IN hot haste brt there il nothing ot
IL. All is as Tranquil 10 tire outward world as
though there was nothing transpiring out OF
the usual coirse OF events. A dozen contra-
bands. well dressed. fiji the aisles to guard the
d .firrent rooms from improper calls. few
oaicers and b few civilians move quietly from
door TO door.
As we enfefed atall. gaunt-looking man. with
4 acare-worn spok brushed by u. noticing no
one; all seerhSd 10 tail back; his presence seen.
silto De anppeH sesamei te sc0n disappeared
lr'9 tie >erfeiasys rsiom: soon the oil wealth
~ beafen hArp fileinEelmz-) folluwcd. The
( sharp testHfes of SiEe and Tie crfv-haifel
ifchiei" Iskssd from one roaui 10 anoiics sooA
a ai4er-noalllg Wis SAi.E
Nhst Al shoaghi we vouii iehaye given a
oi b i,kn5W, V, ~; one of fhefn sad not
10 2 beforr sss di kitow -. thar oar r. .reaf.
" hich conrhence Oh Saturday Aoon Was casis-
I'D by our mot receiving orr rein -oreens@htS
4 kvtentytenTl honfs earlier. and that u might
lh5vo been saved subsed duentIy had they been
I tDki,aCed d tfei en- y when We were attacked.
Bhf are We kafesp we. asked an afi.iai. IA e,
yes but BiliImore and HsrT lsi.lire are not yet.
Fl How aDrlnI the fttlfy D.. t1fSlni1 ~ ell
}iorf sofces nave faiAeu 1arS Z, tae Bsit-npre
an Oasa Il 4 rDii aai Lresonrg Tne bof
%, the R-ti&a ARMY lies near Dsanssvile. Ihs
mliSr CT. ss no " irs,ass@ fol sippies. sts-Se
iod fal back ~ lhe kabpaaann irS- Thsy niif
10 doabt, Iisk = croSsins,. ta.a We prevenf ~
few d.syE Wi ese trmlne II.
1 II nope WI caa. and have 10 fesrs for ,be
GAsa'ai. y 'bf Stie VIA va pqoiis1; got
must no, zfalln tle people an set lp .,sa.c-
I AFe ID n5i'iwssi 70 get np ptssc, bal tam.
n peoplsIiiavs 4 riEns 70 kaoe wA4l the nes
esf are DONG
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IBE slTtaTIck.

Later aEi more detssi3l inieiii isence confirms
tn statements. coni4iael IL ansiher articie.
n eTn.ng The great titlr Of the 30-h nj
Oar srrnnf>es it1relarioti 10 the position and
tue movements anfeeedeilf % the gTaEd de-
I4pnsnenf. prove 10 have been entuel cor
rect We do rot kDDF pos lively. what fur
COS fcok Fart N the battle % eitlier side. but
We have every reason n believe tHai he Con-
federaie amy Vas great, oumnlcbered by
The New York herald., 1862-02-08
miscellaneous.

BARx CurzrS-capt EIliugvood of the brig Ianthe.
rived yesterday from Lisbon, rsports-Jan 70, alto AM
while under three reefsd opsas and sormetavsa during
gale from W. bark bearing NNw rather ahead OF
and approached he colors set in distress she
laying 10 under lee cew Of msntopssi and main
passed close under her lee and found II 70 be the
bark Citizen Of and from New York for Aspinws II blow
ing gale could speak the bark rolling her lee side
all under water with heavy list Saw that something
matter aud by giving and passing signals found the
wanted leave the bark After hard and hazardous
time succeeded in saving the crew. eleven in all brought
this port They saved nothing from the wreck Capt
Lowell being barcheadd baefooted and in his shirt
taken board and losing everything he had board
citizen, Capt Lowell abandoned In lat 3S IT. lon ~ Is
Lay by wreck all night but the morning OF the 9th
could her She leaking much that the pumps
keep her Free and she undoubtedly sunk through
the night THE built Boston In 1874 $50 tons rated
- and was owned by starbaok Tappsn, OF this city
The steamship City ofl Wash ugton, Capt Brooks sails
noon oday for Queenstown and Liverpool,
The New York herald., 1862-02-08

boxes bacon BY American vessel at 2ss 20 London 200
boxes bacon al 25s, and 900 bbls -four by neutral
vessel at 2s 3D. To Glasgow 900 bbls our at 2s. Sd
and 200 erces lard by neutral ship at 82s Cd. Nor
wegian bark engaged for Cork and order 10 port
in the United TO load with "a 900 bushels OF
at o. I'd. per 90 ibs. TO the bushel.
PRovIspSs.-pork-1he ma kot was toleraDly hrm, and
the demand continued steady The sales footed about
100 bbs, at xl2 8TH $13 for new mess, $l3 25 q
sl3 so for city prime mess, S12 12K Sl2 25 for old
mess, and 80 30 for prime. Included in the
sales 500 bbls.. deliverable In the first two
weeks OF April sellers option, at $ls 25 Beef was firm
aud in fair demand, with sales Of 200 bbis, at So
sl2 SO for plain and at S14 for extra Beef hams
were inactive at $14 75 s16 Cut steady,
with sales OF so hhds at &C. for shoulders and at &C. for
hams in salt and 200 900 lbs rough sides from the block
at b40. 6Hc Bacon less buoyaht, and closed
err the sales embraced about 500 boxes at &C. 6c
for long ribbed Western and exc. 61sc. for short rib
co 7c. for long clear city, and $40. for short clear
Western Dressed hogs were frmer with sales at
81 06A So 10 fr Western, and at - 80 81 40 for city,
Lard firm, with sales Of 100 packages at TIC.
SHc. Butter and cheese unchanged
R!CswaS quiet ut &C. TIC. for Carolina and &c. 6hc
for East India
SUGARS were active aud ruled 40. higher, with
sales Of about 800 hhds Cubas within tho range chiefly
Of 7<c. and SAc. III boxes at 71sc
The New York herald., 1862-02-08
Balance hand December 81, 1851 $5S9, ,2a6 So
To the credit of the following funds viz


The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIG ,205 500 n, and the balance
$s95, ,067 IS.
The New York Central Railroad has declared
the usual semi annual dividend Of three per cent,
payable on the goth instant, on the stock regis
tered here, and on the 10th Of March on that
registered in London. Stockholders In this city
will receive their dividends at the banking house
Of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. The transfer
books win be opened on the Gath Instant The
United States Trust Company has declared semi
annual dividend Of four per cent, payable on the
10th inst; the Lorillard Fire Insurance Company,
a semi. annual dividend Of three and one half per
cent, payble on demand. The cash capital o.
the company is $500 900, and its surplus, as shown
by the statement just made is $s2, ,443 63. The
Pennsylvania Coal Company. dividend of three
and one-half per cent, payable 18th February.