The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1862, Page 3

Port of New York, January 23, 1962. CLEARED. eee (Sp), Lartitegui, Matanzas—J M Ce- ne, Lash. 8 Lag Liverpoat= Tato Coleman rpetcan on nan My aaa th Miatura &Co. ‘Weeks, Cadiz—J W Elwell 1, ——, Glasgow—T Dunham, ‘eronaut: Sherman’ Demarara—J M Sunith & Brig Mladi Blavianin (Aus), Randich, aaa (Mex), Batis bi ae Th igham. ~k Bip ry “Green, Halifax a ‘Hunter & Co. er ae Mott & Co, Fortress Monroe—McCready, ride World, — Baltimore—McOready, Mott & Wood, Potter, Baltimore—Master. hr Tame Shite Batlimore—McOready, Me dott & Co, Dru cl teomrey need, Snow Hill—A C Havens Sebr Mail, Jone Snow Hill-A C Havens. 1, Buena V: \eta- Master. Boston—J WM sar, Davis Now Bedford —H 8 S Hackett. F Colorado, Shepherd FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavrspay, Jan. 23—6 P. M. The principal feature of the day in Wall street has been the excitement im geld and foreign ex The former rose to 10334 at the first board, with sales of nearly $190,000, and was sold at as high as 103%, buyer sixty days, shortly after the adjournment. It fell off a fraction at the afternoon seasion, however, and closed weak at ‘bout 10354. The demand is purely speculative. The foreign exchanges sympathize with the up- ward movement in gold, and alfthe leading draw- ers were asking 114 a 11434 for sterling to-day. We bear of a few transactions at the formerrate. As it was not known until late in the day that there would be a steamer direct from here on Saturday, very little was done. The 7.30 Treasury notes are beavy, under large supplies from Washington, and sales were made with difficulty to-day at 2% a 3 per cent discount for the endorsed notes. The provisions of the Treasury Note bill, as pub. lished at length in the HeRaxp this morning, were favorably received by the stock operators, and the stock market was buoyant in consequence. Go- vernments did not participate in the advance, be- ing affected by the prospect of further large issues. The coupon 6’s of 1881 fell to 8944, but they soon recovered and closed firm at 80%. New York Central rose to 83%, Erie to 3534, do. preferred to 68, Panama to 11334, Illinois Central to 6234, Ga- Jena to 68%, Toledo to 38}4,and Rock Island to Pacific Mail, with small sales, rose to 99%, and closed in demand at 9924. State stocks were generally about one-quarter per cent higher. In railroad bonds we notice an advance in Erie fourths to 79, in Terre Haute and Alton seconds to 45, in Milwaukee and Prairie da Chien firsts to 874, and in Wabash firsts to 7934. The European advices by the City of New York created a good feeling at the afternoon session, and the market closed firm at the following quotations:— United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 89 a 8924; do- 6’s, coupon, 1881, 89% a 8934; do. 5’s, coupon, 1874, 79% a 80; Indiana 5’s, 75a 76; Virginia 6’s, 50 a 6034; Tennessee 6's, 44a 45; North Carolina 6's, 62%4 a 63; Missouri 6’s, 4224 a 4234; Pacific Mail, 9034 a 9934; New York Central, 83% a 8374; Erie, 35% a 3534; do. preferred, 58 a 5834; Hudson Ri- ver, 39 a 39%; Harlem, 12% 013; do. preferred, 31a 31%; Reading, 39 a 3914; Michigan Central, 54 354%; Michigan Seuthern and Northern Indi- ana, 205% a 2034; do. guaranteed, 41 a 41; Panama, 113 a 114; Illinois Central, 62% a 6234; Galena and Chicago, 68% a 6824; Cleveland and Toledo, 8834 a 3834; Chicago and Rock Island, 5534 a 65%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 62a 63; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 21 a 21%. By the arrival of the steamer City of New York off Cape Race, we have Liverpool advices via Queenstown to the 9th inet.—four days later. The steamer Jura, which took out the announcement of the gurrender of Mason and Slidell, arrived out on The news was received with the Greatest satisfaction, and consols immediately rose to 93% for money—a further improvement of la 1% per cent. The Liverpool cotton market was excited at a considerable advance. The following was the business of the day at the office of the Assistant Treasurer at this port:— Total receipts... customs a + 68,000 00 ments, including redeemed 6 per ct. notes.1,467,495 93 +++ 8,310,424 93 Greenwich Insurance Company has declared jividend of five per cent, payable February 1. The transfer books of the New York Central Railroad will be closed on the Ist of February, and remain closed until the 24th of that month, Preparatory to declaring a dividend. the second mortgage bondholders of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad has been sppealed to the Supreme Court of the United States.. It is not known yet whether any appea will be taken in the land grant case. The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad earnings brokers Dut it is above the mar! HL Siete Murehie The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 21st says :— juyit 3 a % prem. ‘The rates for ‘gold are merely nominal,as the demand for it is next to nothing. The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says:— sh not plenty, is working easier, light demand only for loans, go Currency, thoug! there being a ver: r passes frocly at 10a 12 m the several banking houses alien fe business, some of the Leese finding it plenty |, While with others there wasa te anda slight premium was allowed in several cases early in day ; but this improvement was lost in the Sharh and the market closed at 3¢ discount a premium selling. no demand for it. The buying rate was 101. Some round lots have been shipped to New York within the last fow Prices were better there to-day, ranging from 101% to 102. Stock Exchang: Tavrsbay, Jan, iC ARRIVED. 4 B™ steam gunboat Kacer, Commander Lyons, Bermuda, Su ‘hip Atlantic (U S transport), Eld) 86. Gan 2g Fay wih a onip ip DeWitt Clinton, Deering, to master. widge, Port Royal, mails. 'to U 8 Quar- 1, Dee 24 witheoal, ), passed sbip B Bulk Green (of Boston), Bi bales to master, Dip Agata (of ot Bath), Oliver, anh! 82 days, in ballast, Ship White Squail, Coleman, London, 26 days, in ballast, to Crocker & Wa sau rr Ship Florence Nightingale ( 26 days, in ballast, to Crocker, Wood ‘winds to lon 40, since then heav: ‘ale, Francis N Hai rom the fore. to on the outward Gold was offer of Boston), Holmes, London Had light Eas 8; hight of 10th nets officer, was blown sailyard and drowned. Nov 10, Golden fell overboard from the mati owned. Ship Dorens Prince (of Yarmouth, Me), Meady, Havre, = ba ith & Sons. hip Johanne Wi! ne (Brem), mnseeranath Bi $2900 1, 1000 US6's:’$1,cou 80%{ 200 1000 UBe’s, senor Dare 1000 Ii coup be,"79 2000 = ha ¥ Central RR.. ‘endt. 1000 North Car ship re erm) 17000 Missouri 6% 20000 do....b30 2000 M6's,itH&SIR ER Rathmbai 1000 Hud R3dinbda 2000 Har Ist m bas a8 3000 MSo2dm ass’d 3000 Tl Cen RR bds 2000 T H & Ald m 4000 Tol Wabist mt 4000 Tol&Wab 2d mt 1000 Fis &PduClatm fixkcker, Prone: Poss, the Lizard Paveni piven »» SL Bi, cage, in Ww con, mast Bane and he ‘of eaters 20th, lat MHendnickvem, Brisiol, 74 days, in bal- Bark Advance (Br, of Yarmouth. NS), Cain, ,Cardif, 70 8 days, with coal, to Boyd ’& Hin Put into Bermuda with lors! tails and short of and water, having experienced a succession o gales the entire passage, mrbtrk Houston, Shar Had some heavy in ballast, to Rob, eon Nichols, son , Fosdick, 18th 1 aciems ik TaN Hay ei HifaRR ule Reading RR.. ig 550 Mich Central RR. 100 days, vie Berman , Cork, Dee _ I |at $9, lon Jan lt, Gkatinerm “trons Portugal for New ore, 2 Bark Scio, Follansbee, Dublin, (3 days, in Baker &Co. Had heavy Bark Alnlanta Bren. last, to Hennings & Gosli Bark Memel (Pru ‘7 balla! ho A ‘BF ik Eliza a =_ RR.. To weather the entire 200 do. .b30 38 600 Chic & RockI RR 547 27Mil& PrduChRR 21 180 Buff & State L RR 120 200 Little Miami RR., Maschie, Antwerp and Flushing, 58 Salem & Co, Had very bad weat! Antioch (of Castine), Glausen beat to Metcalf & Duncan. om WEW io WNW. & sprahe mains ‘and fore topmast staysail; the ry heavy sea: had the wind from ‘Deed lodud An, blowing. gale most of the time. Jat 37 io, Trois ark ‘Avon, of Boston, hence “hark Win OSwald (Ham), Hell, Rio Janetro, 60 days, Delaware Breakwater 5 days, with coffee, to fone. Brig Francis J King, Jones, London, 89 days, in ballast, to ‘ost. lon (Br, of Halifax), Hariling, 8t Johns, PR, Putin nere for repairs, ‘gale on 2d inst, lat 40, 1on 67, in which split, a jib, stove bulwarks, and was di 3). Ber Washington, 8 Schr A Stewart, Schr Enterprise, Dolton] do. 1033 11 shsNationai Bank 87 270 Pac Mail SS Co.. Gibraltar, Dec 12. in 5202, Jon 4410, in mast, split fore BOARD. . 6 25 she Pac MSSCo. 10 Del & Hud C Co. 60 Erie RR pref.. "630 91 Hud Rjy RR. 100 Harlem RR. 100 Mich Cen RR a MichS _ IndRR 0 Mich Seivina ea. 100 Ill Cen RR scrip.. 100 Clev & Pittsb RR at Le RR. 20000 US 4's, Ti reg 4000 U 8 5's,’74, cou oe Too0 N 2000 nines War I'n t, bound to Halifax, riven 8 as far as 4256 1000 M6'sistoH&SIR 49 15000 American gold. 108% a, Beata tan a3 4 ‘ilisapecnportfor Aspinwall. neon, Hlizabethportand sailed for Stamford. est OC Acken, Peck, Elizabethnort, and sailed for Stam- Exon) Wasp, Nash, Elizabethport, and sailed for Bridge- McLaughlin, Paltirnere, ker, Provide . B30 00 chick faci RR.bIo 5000 do. 30 de 27 ebs Pac MS8Co.. 99 500 the 8th inst. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuurspay, Jan. 23—6 P. M. Asnes.—The market was quiet and prices were steady: Sales were limited at $625 for pots and at $6 37} for Steamer Octarars BELOW. Ship Sardinia, Pendleton, trou Liverpoo), Dec 28, to Sam) Thompron’s Nephew. Havre, previoualy reported beiow, has Breanstorrs.—Flour—The market opened firm, but closed dull, under the influence of the foreign news, though prices were sustained. The transactions footed ‘up about 18,000 bbls. , closing within the following range BAILED. Norw corvette Nomen, st Thomas; Br steamship, Qleator, siegmahip 300 Dea megs thon (Ur), Liverpool; arathon’ (Br), "Live Havre: Chics, A BY Genevieve oro Cushman, and Atalant ta Morton, ‘Ma 1a gR j lensk old (Nor), tig Grande; Couccheion, (tek), mpi He. ), Guadaloupe ier ‘Sarah, ave: g cs Superfine Western ine (Br), Sante Marth: Common to choice extra Western Gauss, im ction ‘on. Point a; Luiita, 8: Jago; L M Mangum, emaaccaccea SRSSSTSETE Nos 87 axp 88 Mrrciante’ Excmance. ‘The following approved oflicers have Feast cerificates of this association :— Captains Kicholas Seeker, pee ions 1a Chapin: seen D late of W Sawyer; Jam Mame, ship Modern. pines’ Simeon Pe pe: = Erent Henry AL Pouer, schr B te in ship Trumbull; Chas, D nha; Wm F Goodburn, late of Ibert Burwill ship Aucocrat; Horace A Wilson, crinde Albers Ben} Wailington, ship Richard Alsup. Herald Marine Correspondence. ST GEORGE'S, Bermuda, Jan 16—Bri from New York, arrived on the 10h. Dec, but was blown off by heavy NW gales, and turk Barzallar, McKenzie, from New Yors for Cork, hored in Five Fattom Hole on the 12th, leaking and earge had been out 82 cays, A, Hr briz Roxana, Lewis, trom Cartift for 3 ee Yorks arrived at Harnsiton on thie 12tp, with losa of bowsprit and some salis nun, Bulford, from Jacmel for New oa dn the 13th, fu distress, leaky and , from the Coast of Africa for Bos- ton. anchored in Five acho How morning of the 14th, in of provinionsand some repairs to windlass: will tru: ably getaway ina couple of Brig WA Parks, from Philadelphia for Bath, Me, arrived 2 the Lith. with loss of sails and rigging and leaky, Same 95 Canadian flour was in fair demand at rather better prices, while the sales embraced about 800 bbls. at the above quotations. Southern flour was firm and in fair demand, while the sales embraced about 1,200 bbls. within the range of the above figures. Rye flour was in good de- Mand at our quotations, with sales of about 260 bbis. Corn meal was in fair demand and firm at the above quo- tions. Wheat was firmly held; the rise in sterling and cheapening of freights tended to increase the sales, which footed up abont €0,000 bushels, in part for export. Some descriptions were better, The prices obtained were as follows:—$1 44 for common white Ohio, white L Island at private terms, $1 43 for amber Michigan, $1 42 for good red Western, $1 40 for red winter State, $1 84 a $135 for amber Milwaukee ch b and $1 31 for Corn was in betier request, especially after the receipt of the foreign news, and sales embraced about 70,000 €4c. for Western mixed, in store, and 843, delivered, with ome prime old reported at 6fc. a 66c., delivered, part old Jersey mixed. Barley was firm ghdn good demand, with sales of 1,200 bushels go od State at B4c. Rye was firm and in good demand, with gles of 6,000 bushels State at é1c. heavy, At 40c. a 41c. for Canadian and Western and 4) }y Matthews, bare Thos M Mayhew, made land 4 and in want of pr Br brig Lady Chi York, arrived at Hanh with loss af sails. The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad for the month of December $1 52 for good forth western club. bushels, at 63 gc. Agente, Higgs & “rig. Kaw, 0 days from Cardi for New York, anchored nth king and otherwire t- al times, once \ Hole on the 14th, I INGTON AND QUINCY “Rannoap Laxe—210 BETWEEN CricaGO AXD BURLINGTON. Oats were dull ana Miscclancous. We are indebted to Mr J B Fordham, purser of steamship Covrar.—The market was quiet but frm, with sales of fo at 2c. and 100 bags J 260. Cozrox.—The market was unchanged, while sales were contined to 125 a 130 bales, on the basis of B2c. The news from Liverpool was consi- Atlantic, from Port Royal, SC, for a full list of passengers, See Correspondenc Sir AnkwriGur, ashore of the Hightands, Urs blah mpon at low wa 0 walk around her. will Le sent to receive Decrease of passengers eee Berween Quincy axp Citdeins sed poh 1860. ry middling uplands. dered favorable Farianrs.—Rat settled and somewhat irregu- To Liverpool 25 hhde. tallow were taken at 25s., 400 packages bucon ond lard at 26s. Gd. and 300 dbis. Yo London 1,600 bbis. flour at 3s., 250 bags clover seed at 328. 6d.,160 boxes bacon at , by neutral versels, and 2 inains perfectly tight. Sm Youk, from Valench y Snyin, for Lewiston, Del, pre reported wreck: a flour at 28. 64, ew arrived. ut Fo cer aflagof truce from Craney bbis. flour at 35s. Monroe on the 20th inst, bacon by an American ship at 32s. 6d. bbls. flour ate. a foreign vessel at 200 bbis. lard were eng: Wheat and flour t eevee $26,288 O1 ston from Havre, report* an, aged 18 years, re 500 bbls. lard were t 1860. Aggregate 310m.$132,846 47 The business of the Norwich and Worcester Rail- road for 1860 and 1861 compares as follows:— arvor of The vessel les ina very bad to be a total loss. WK, ashore 7 miles $ of Squan Inlet, is Hit in 1836 at Harrington, Me, nt position, and is likel 8 ‘ew Orieans wore ina: £0¢,, cash, with 100 hhds. Cuba reported at 28c., auction, at 80c. & B5e., cash, At, Stores,—Sales of abont 200 bb's. spirits tarpen trained rosin at $6 per barrel, and 702 66 18,093 97 1,179 80 14,976 43 Edward Island for Halifax Country tar ior, Was bust 1u 1851 at Plymouth, Mar tine at $1 25, 350 bbls. 152 bbls. do. No. 2 at $6 75. rork—The markot was quiet, bat steady, and the sales embraced about S00 a 900 bb! 1 $12 for old mess, $12 37 a $9 60 for new prime, qpese, and $12 75 for Western ate request, with sales of 250 bbis. at $11 60a 2 26 for plain mess, 0 beef was firm, with sal Beef hams were s of 150 bbis. Bicon was in moderate req: e Sales of 500 boxes were ma land cnt, 7%{c. for city short clear, 74g. fur V for Westorn loug rib Scan owann, of Ellsworth, ashore at the Point, Newport, d some 20 fect oif .in\ the same as before, receiving no tatns age aud perfectly tight. Sonn Kir Cansox, Sroith, at Gloucester from Fortune Bay, board Richard Wheaton, o: He Was About 26 years of age, and leaves a wite 466 8,72 (972 30 16,247 03 = 1,522 43 20,741 76 $12 80 for new mss, § }g @ $13 60 for city prt f was firm and in ital . Gain over 1860. The business of the Worcester pace Nashua Rai road for the years ending November 30, 1860 and 1861, was:— Schrs Flying Cloud, lizabeth, of Cumberland, lost of 260 tierces India mess at ¢ demand and prices firm, at $14 50a $14 75 and prices loss buoyant. efor eity Cumber- and fouled with sloop Leader, cat Ship Marathon, 485 85 fn isd), was sold at the $6750, to Dutith, Coo! The balance of earnings during the year, ae deducting interest and dividends, is $14,10% : which, added to the existing surplus, gives eb: Jes embraced about 800 bbl the lower figure for No, 1 steam rende: cheese were unchanged. jwing to the government demand, prices wero quite firm: sales of 660 bags East india at 6¢ a handsome vessel of about 200 s pork, and various other vid at fale prices, was sold at Ballimore 20th inst, bythe US 0 rticles, and was The statements of the banks of the three princi Pal cities of the Union for the last week: c with the previous ohes and the cor! responding time of 1860 as Hot Ae - ans were stealy, with sales of about 600 bhds. Cu bas within the range of 2c. a 8ice wn and white Havana at 750. a 104 Saut.—Liverpool continued in act prices were quite firm: sales of Ashton’s fine alloat was reported at $1 75, and of ground afloat at 90c. Isiand was also in good demaad and gvoliing ‘Tho epeculative fee ing pective increase o/ duty. ps.—Clover and timothy were both quiet, and quo- in the absence of eal: ALLow. was steady. Wo quot prime city at 01 ) With a fair amount of sale ‘The market was i Sales to a fair oxtont of half chests of ¢ Souchong and Ankol, were made at full prices. Tix was in fair demand, with straits at Qic. a 2430. Plates continued firm, while prices were unchinged WHALRHONE.—Prices wore firm, with sales a, 780. for Ochotsk and 7. t, ACanv—The undersigned, master of the schr Wonderer, of Ellsworth, Me, desires to ‘express b high apprecltiiion « 41,150 boxes homanity and e demand, while t vessel was in fmminen danger of Depovite, 0. 18 $14 OSL483 115907 1609 ‘20, ped 2500927 8 AW) 2,098,306 be ag in part attributable to a pros- Laveeneo—At Canton, wa, built (or Capt Jac gon deck, a 40.43.98 pa vie 10) 122,80 680 BBUBe Tes eae Vso The following are footings of the fortnightly re- turns of the Providence banks for Saturday, Janu- She ia designed for er has been moeelied to combine capacity: for | 400 lonis mewsurement Notice to Mariners. » harbor of Port Ri ports her at Ho Bills of other b's Dep. in other b’ks a Due other banks i 071,500 Annexed is the statement of the Canada banks for December 31:— ‘ aries W Morsany Hamil Ochotsk May 28; sound a great deat of PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHiLapELena , Jan Ponneyivania State 5's, 81; ales scarce at fret and cruimd there tring Angust and Sepie < waa) Pret a 2 in 128 a Eat 2 sta tired fitet whale June, 2, Raitrond, 195§, Morris Can: , 98; Long Island’ Rail Vennsylvania Railroad, 30%. a Sight exchange ou Flour firm : sales 3,600 bbis. Wheat firm ; sales 7,000 bushels r ae at $1 38 a $145. Corn dull 58e. Mess pork at $12 60, 200 “Whiskey ‘frm at 250. which would p fons two of our whale: 30 ibis, the othe ed ut neg SL a $13. Bales 3,000 bashe # bowieud, 196 bt rb bomb gud, while fast 10 a Fig nt WwW covered from his tajurie ALBANY, Jan, 23, 18 it rowed barley at Dreseod hove--Maricet unchanged Wostorn, $3 04 a $412 GA 00 0 $4 25 Lor medinup to henyy «A, 62,641 9896S 990,468 7,007,200 Wb 879 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1862. Some of, the Connecticut banks are changing SHIPPING NEWS. their place of redemption from Boston to New York. The Bridgeport banks are stated to ha made the change already. pha peg Pinon Malet fm Jat $0, ane be off Lahal- aoa Hionotths Nov 26 from Oenotek Joba NB, wh wih 1200 bole this’ season, and b full—the Milo, NB, was to leave mext Spoken, d&c Shiv Invineible trom Liverpool for “wYork, Dee 31, at 6:30 (AM. off the sxernes. Ship Peli for em. BON. Jan 19, 4 2. 16, lon 99 oe Bhi lat 43 46, lon * 7 Buauvpa, Jan 6—Arr brig Talbot, NYork; b, Gyba (Nor), Godarscne Nenten for ‘Nien, in 'a'atreas; , steamer Royal Bride de (Be) sg bnith Bogiani f do;'13th, bark Barsallar (B: o% ‘M'Kenzle, NYork for rOark det baigs Lad: nt Ae Bulford, Jucinel for NYork,’ do; » (Br) York, do. (See Co: core. res as, Jan S-Are bark Pleiades, Knowles, Havana; ra Renshaw, Stevens, NYork; totn, Agile (Br), Nel- ny Gheuunuos, Jan S—Arr Br brig Mi Havana, Jan 18In port steamer Cuba ube (abl eon Redonmci, for Costa Rica; iiner, ui fia 4 tepa) Ferrer, for NYork: Bw italbroge Ba Small, Oeil Strout; Fred Lennig, Sumner; Growler Wain an and Qh Gharlen Bawiny Havens ne (Br NYork; Cronsiadt, Adams, for Boston; Ormu Baker, for Portlana: A A ‘Chapman, Laurent; Hope, Simp: gon; Croton, Eady: 8G Adams, Carver; W W G Clark, Hottwes; a paviat Cri ea, Hichborn, and Edwin, Webber, Roe; seh’ Chinn it Mol Paiee for Fork: Major Barbour (Br), Roberts, an Capello, “ar Mae: | FRO" moros; w Year (rebel 100, rT rproibers rebels ha sung; and the recent arrivals. cla die. . sare AB Terry, Fatrick, NYork; 17th, Bitlow (Br), Qn mane Arr bark Harry Booth, Chi is idth, Br sehr, Emma, McGuire, Pordand; 16th, Srig Gee Harris: Slowere, NYork, fegyitas, Jan 12—-In port barks Oregon, Sloan, for Barong ldg; Nuyget (Br), Pownlow, from NYork arr 10th; brign A P Peino (Hr Mussels for dd f dayas thos Owen, Peteagil for do Ide; schrs T Raymond, May, for do do; RL Tay, v ake: from do arr2d:"Kasbes, Ackley, from Ina. Lancey, from NYork, is ashore Figen il ta inlles le of the moutk GRAPHIC. Arr from NYork Jan 1, David Qentoary, at Limerick Be W H Tow: at Fatthouth Glad Tate Ariadne, at Dublin; 1; Charlen 8 Elizabeth, at ; Flying Norwegian, Caravan, arid Yorke ‘and Lizzie Homan, at Liverpoo! Thompson, Excelsior, and Aurora, Baker: at Gueensiown; Conclliator, iow! ‘Arr from: Philadelphia Jan 6, Pioneer, at Belfast. Arr from Baltimore Jan 6, Bremerhaven, at Cowes; W Newman, and Theresa, at Dublin, piihe, Bayne, from New Yorkfor Fleetwood, was abandoned Dec 11. Crew saved. The Northern Light, from Havre for New York, was aban- doned Jan 7, after collision. Crew saved ‘The Wild Ranger, from London for Boston, put into Fal. mouth, leaky, having been in collision, ‘The Edward Everett, from Amsterdam for Baltimore, is ashore near Dunkirk, with masts gone, The captain dnd Part of crew saved. One boat, with part of the crew, mis- Mites (Latest via Queenstown.) Arr from NYork, K Ames, and Spear, at Dublin; Atbont, at Dover; Valetta, at Deal:' Chin inion, in lanuel, Vaut, Reull, and Norw went, at Belfast: Manchester, and Owexo, at Liverpool, Arr from Philadelphia, Elizabeth Watts, at Deal: West- moreland, Wellington, and Timour, at Liverpool, American Ports. BOSTON, Jan 22—Arr lark Gen Cobb, Haskell, Havre, Stsnal for,s brig. (Cid schrs Geo Byron, Lowell, BtJago; G H Prince; Tangier; JF Carver. Rumrill, Baltimore. Sis ving Eton’ ae with snow, Br steamship Canada ( $0). Bark Halifax and brig Bird of the Wave remain ae poi in the ro MRISTOL Jan 22-Sld schr Thos Borden, Wrightington erom Phulaite!phia), Hall River. Jan 22—8id sloop Isaac H Borden, Collins, Yon Ghoucrster, Jan 18—Arr schrs GW Rawley, Allen, bY for Portsmouth; @ D King, MoGregor, New ‘ork for Sarah, Holden, do for Ri th, brige Excel- c sior ( "8 jorton, NS, ‘for NYork: fon Phillips, Santa ry Cruz. for Bangor;' schrs Grand Island, Blatchford, NYork for Newburyport William, Dunham, do for Hath, ORT! Jan 21—Sla brig Edward F Newton, Gardner, NEW HAVEN, Jan 22—Arr schrs Robt F Stockman, Van Cleaf. Maryland; Yankee Doodle, Van Cleaf, do. PHILADELPHIA, Jan 32--Arr ship Clyde, Berry, Bristol, E, via NYork; bark Old Hieko1 mes, Havre. Cld schr Sg Satterthwalte, Maloy, Carde ORTLAND, Jan 21—Arr steamer Chesapeaki Crowe NYork ld bark Diligence, Young, Cardenas; achr E w wenOVIDENC! Baltimore. ENCE, Jan 22—Arr steamer Ospray, Kenney, Yor WISCASSET, Jan 21—Sid bark Pleiades (new, 621% tons), Yater, Philadelphia, SHIPPING. — Nias: PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE —BY OR N , der of the Secret ited States ee jul jooengere will aot be eub jected: to any trouble or delay Brocuring them. if they call for insiruciiong at at the Cot ny’s ofices, 15 Broadway. N.Y. JOHN G. DA. ‘Steam weekly between New York and Liverpool, visning gndembarking Pasacnsers at and Liverpen nd. Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamehi Company invend despatching their full powered Clyde built iron steam « GLa! ‘as follo OW... Saturday, Fe! CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Porraaty 8 8 and every Saturday, at noon, from Pier 44 North river. Ral First cabin....... i solaee * totiem 8 to Hamburg... hassengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, dc. at equally low fates, Persons wishing to bring out their friends can bu; y tickets a 'Dtecanewe’ BA ah to Now Xo Nork:-sFrom Liverpool or Queenstown, first cabin, AD: teerage, from Liverpool,'$40. From Queenstown, $30. These superior accominoxations for pae- d carry experiened surgeons. They are built in fron sections, and have patent fire annihilators to woes gow to ALE wrort uriber information apply in Tt INMAN, Agent, 22 Water street; In HALCOLAE No! St. Enoch mqumie, in ucengiown 196. wr WD SENBIOUR & 00. ; in London wo B ES & MACEY, King William street; in to JULES DECOUR, Ni: Place de ia Bo: 1 Patinds phia to JOHN @ DALE iL Walnut street, or at the Company's 0 JOHN G. DALE, wAsent | 15 Browdway, New York. mus E BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYALMAIL Steamehips. sh .—All persons leaving the United States will PASSPOR’ require to have passports from the authorities of their re- spective countries, countersigned by the Secretary of State at ‘ashington, or by the passport agent at port of embarka- tion. FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. Chief Cabin Pasaze. Second Cabin Passage 7% FKOM Chief Cabin Passage. $110 Second Cabin Passage Cd The ships from ‘New York call at Cork harbor, The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork harbor. FERSIA, Capt. Judikina, AFRICA, Capt, Shannon, AR. ABIA. On t. J. Stone, CANADA, Capt. 3, Leitch, ASIA, Capt. EG, Lott, AMERICA, Capt. Hockley, AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGAR. Capt. Cook, — EUROPA SCOTIA ‘(now batldin, Those vessels carry a clear white light on starboard bow: red on vort bow CANADA, Muir leaves Boston, Wednesday. Jan, 22, Dek Wed aay, Ju. 29 mast head; green Mood leaves New York, Wed’sday, secured until pal for, An experienced surgeon on board. The owners of these ships will not be accountable for Cold, Sliver, Bultion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones or Metal unless bills of lading are wag therefor and the value thereo herein expressed. “For frelght or passage, apply ve CUNARD, Noi Bowling green. 70 sree! GLASGOW AND LIVER Monreal Steamship Company's first class, fui powered, Clyde. built steamer HIBERNIAN, Captain Grange, enrrying the Canadian and United States mails, will sail fromm Portland, next Saturday, Jan, 25. Rates of paxrage from New Yorke-First cliss, ncchrding to accommedat $4) and $66 found isons, $30, titeates issu ers from all the prin- cipal towns in Great Br and, nt very low rater, y, New York. For passage appl ata Pra caree RLE, Geveral Agent N PACK MPANY. n, Havre and Southampion, 4s_and elegant iron mail steamship SAXONTA, H, Ehlers, command: States is trou n stre SATURD and takes passengers for Hamburg Southampton at the following ra First vabin.. = cabin. FA ™ aces AweR tear to Lon The favoriie first carrying the Unit n pier No, 21 North river, foot of Fult yl, London, ituvie and $10) ar) 3% For passage apply excl sively BR RICHARD & BOAS, 151 Broadway, N. Y. SALES or REAL EAL ESTATE, UTIFUL FOUR STORY BRO BY BROW STONE FRONT er ae all the itrprovements, on Brooklyn Heighia ry Colutabig bie tree op nade.sem, wth o ine view of ork bay, ree G we For ‘far a very cheap iy Shnrpen rma. aw CHOICE FROM ¥ ‘A SRE, 20, SF mR RMT oF Soy infirm fortation fo STEPHEN A eieaee 2% 00., No, GOOD THREE STORY AND HIGH BASEMENT brown stone House tor sale, on West Thirty-\irst street, between Broadway and. Seventh avenue, 2)x56x122, in com? Piete order, with fa conveniences, Prict arran' heap. PRATT, Nos, 4 and 6 Pine street, A TBELMONT—TW0-THIRDS OF A MILE FROM FORD- ham depot, on the Harlem Raftroad, an elegant Villa, in Perfect order, with about ane acre of land, eoptsluing four. 6, bath, water closet, dumb water, rhe Ponca ith full grown beari ine and i dony, barn, stables, Ac. ; w! ply to ) Exchange piace. ROOKLYN LOTS (85) SUPERIOR LOCATION FOR on easy terms, or to exevange for Western lands, They ie ie handsomely near the business street; are of ‘eon stanly increasing ame ei eho Te 82 Nassau street. fruit trees, gray be sold low. tr Létar with first: House, 440, Tange, gas, bath and closets; water; garden lias peaches, cherries, ud cannot ereelans “Appiy on preuhises, thi west from Myrtle avenue, or at $1 Tasmeee ruce street, N, ¥. WILL SELL LOW FOR THE giG00, Rented the plat year for SLO. ad, ear for - dress Merchant, box NS Herald offce.” * ‘ARM WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A RESIDENCE ‘on the banks of the Hudson, fiity iainutes from Tair Ueth street, or for city property, rented for 10 per cont of its vaiue per aunum; Westchester ‘county preferred, near a sia tion on the Hudson River or Harlem Raflroads. Address Farm, box 98 Fost ollce, stating size of farm, situation, Pp OR SALE—OR WILT, EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED roperty in New York or Brooklyn, a beautiful Mansion is. Bocgharee Wiese aoaoe , highly improved; choice fruit, and very desirably located, CLARK & GODDARD, No. 85 Cedar streat, American Exchange Bunk Building. jOR SALE—TO PEOPLE WITH SMALL INCOMES,— For Cottage Homes and small Farms, see advertise- ment of Vineland. OR SALE—A FARM OF 55 ACRES, THREE MILES {vom Newark, at Irvington, N.J., suitable for gardening. For sale or exchange, a Farm of 160 ‘dcres, three iniles from Newark, on road to Elizabeth, ‘JOHN WITTEHEAD, 14 Market st., Newark, N. J. OR SALE—A WELL BUILT Pere HOUSB NO. 40 East Thirtieth street, near Madi femue; lot extra size, 253¢ by half the block. N ighborhood first cl Will be wuld low. Apply at 127 Bowery, corner of Grand street, (OR SALE—AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, twenty new Brick and Frame Houses, in Seventy-elghth and Eighty-second streets, in the beat improved parts of Yorkville, at prices from $2,600 to $5,000, and on accomino- dating terms of payment. Apply JOHN TURNER, at the paint atore, Bighty-sixth street and Third avenue. (OR SALE—TO PERSONS OUT OF HEALTH.—FOR Y delightful climate, sce advertisement of Vineland Furi TOR feomaraiet BROOKLY), E. D., CLASS se, in the finest locatlon and most dentate nelgh- rocaoeay finished with spodera improvements, and replete with all conveniences. About two-thirds may remain. Ad- dress Brooklyn, box 203 Herald oflice. 1OR SALE—OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR GOOD PaY- Ang Tenement Property, lightly mortgaged, in this city, first class Farm of over 100 acres of the best land in Middle. New Jersey, (ree and clear of ineumbrancess good improvements, Apply to JOSEPH McGUIRE, 86 Se- Venth street, mornings, or ut 125 East Forty-ninth, evenings, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A VERY VALUABLE Mill Property, situated at Grven Bay, Wisconsin, with 25 fine Buil'ing Lots und 1,600 acres of Land, with everything requisite for Goings jarge busiuces with the mill. An ex- change will be made for goods or real esiate in New geney or New York. For particulara inquire of P. L. VAN Di VENTER, 195 Fulton street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A SPLENDID COUNTRY Seat, unincumbered, of 127 acres, with fine buildings and farmer's house, within one anda half hours of the city. No brokers need apply. For particulars inquire of OSCAR JOHNBON, 54 William street, room 12, Fr )R SALE OR EXCHANGE.—A RARB CHANCE.—A valuable plot of Ground, occupying all the ice be- tween three streets and on @ eity railroad, mot for two-thirds its value, which can femain for a length of time, will be sold for the mor‘gage, interest and tax: #, as the owner cannot pay the latter now. Apply to 8. HONDLOW, Mon- tague street, near Court, B: racklya. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—AT ALL TIMES, oo and country Residences, Farms, &c,; also all kin: merchandise, exchanges and partntrs procured, anda mae der of business chan pes F.D. RICHARDSON & CO., 8 and 64 Nassau strect. OUNDRY & PLOUGH MANUFACTORY FOR SALE— ‘At Warrenville, Warren county, N. J., and for the fol- lowing reasons is valuable, being located in a healthy and h agricultural district and near railroad and canal; established and doing a large Dusiness, and perfectly save and prodtable. “The fixtures and machinery complete und in trst Fate order. five acres and in.a igh state of ealtivation, on Which isa corumodious Dwelling, 1,38 by 20 feet; Foundry. 68 by a0 fork, and’ ot outbuildings, frat, trater, de, Also for sate, one-half interest 4m the Stock and'Fixtures, which consists of Plough aud other Castings, Ploug cia other Asricultural Tmplementa (no old or unsaleab! Gineand Boller (botler Dew), Patter 11 will be sold together, or the on fixtures on liberal terme. An activ and credit, can be placed at once in ‘o go0 oi potion and with- Out risk, "Address W. F. Wire, Belvidere, N. J. pase LANDS AXD, CHOICE BUILDING FLOTS, from five to Aity acres, in Bergen and Rockland coun: ies, Donaulfully loskted’ with river of ifland. views Dost ar mais or enesane. depots, North: a New Jere road. pire. SEYMOUR & WHITON, 152 Broad RPAL, ESTATE FORECLOSURE, OF MORTGAGE — The valuable block bounded by Broadway, Tenth ave- and Ninety-eighth streets, way be sold in the Merchants’ Exchange, by JAMES M. nue, Ninety-sevs Jou thie day, a MILLER. ESIDENCE WANTED-—1N WESTCHESTER COUNTY, with « few acresof land, near a depot; will pay so cash, or would hiro with the ‘privilege ot buying, oF would exchange for elty proj place. Address, sta price and location, B. 8. ‘Thitd avenue Pe (T° EXCHANGE.—A NICE LITTLE FARM IN WISCON- in to trade for, New York or Brooklyn Property, oF would take «lot of Housebold Furniture. For pai inquire of R. WHITE, Brooklyn city Hay Scales, 137 Fiat bush avenue, corner of Pactiic street INELAND FARMS.—FOR SALE, THE BEST OF ‘Land, at the new and thriving settlement of Vineland only 30 miles from Philadelphia by railroad, direct to York, Soft tine clay loam, rich aud productive for wheat, grave and fruits, “Dividea into far 20 acres and up- ‘at the low price of from $15 to $20 per acre. One- Tourth cash, balance in four years: also Lote of. two and a4 halt to five acres, at from $50 to $20 each. Fine crops un be seen growing.’ To persons oi small capital or out of bu ani oppor unity to estab and be certain of a livelihood, This is the hard times, Papers and reports can be had JOHN M. MOOKE, 191 Pearl street, New Answered. Also, report of Solon Roblason, of the New York Tribune, can be obtained. Extract from zeport of Sclon Robinson, Agricultural Edt tor of the New York Tribune, land I. is certainly one of the mo: rleusive ferile tracts, tn an almost level position, and suitable condition for pleasant that we know of this side of the Western prairies, own, PURCHASE, A SMALL COTTAGE House, in good order, with half acre, more or less, of improved Ground, on or near the Harlem Rallroad, south of White Plains, with perfect title. Address by mail, with terms and location, ‘Abram Hartwise, New York city. Ws xtep-10 y ,ANTED—WOUSE AND LOT, WORTH ABOUT $7,000, between Tudetieth and Fittieth streets and, Sixth “and nth avenues, fh exchange for 4 Harlem lots Apply to JOHN MuCLAVE, 1,241 Broad- it sureet, WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR. chasing, d Honse, with an acre or more d, situated inan improving neighlorhood, not more hour from New York. Address, with particulat ald olioe, —FOR SALE, A SNUG LITTLE BRICK DWEL- ling, new, two story and basement, contatniny Jeeta, kc; good cistern: lighted with fsat'the terminus of three city rail js; convenient to all the Brooklyn Seats and fin h enth siréet, Willia $.500. eight ro rg: very desirably located, good neighburhoo Price $4,000, nt’ down and the balance to soli the purchaser, rfoct. Ad- Grew RG. V., box 7 Herald office. rpuE mancjer, carrying the United § 1 a from pier 30 North river, foot of Chant era street, oF SATURDAY, Febroaiy 15, at 12 o'lock M., "SOUTHAMPTON, S100: . vcond eabin, fe sein For freight or passage OLUWICHS & CO., 68 Broad streot. IVERPOOL—TAPSCOTT'S LINE.—SAILS THIS p ALBION, from pier No. 6 North river, and ANE sulis Jan. 29, from pier No.8 North ERE LL Pn ‘at low rates, apply to TAPSCOTT & wsen Cora South sere ERPOOL. "DRE ADNOUGUT LINE—THE ay") Ain: to ap will positively atl low iver, or to i. DEMARE. CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, A first class steainer will leave New York on the Int, Y1th 2ist of each month, except when these dates fall on Sun. day, when the day of departure will be on the Monday fol- low ng, or fre ht OF passage apply at the, only office, No, & Row. . D. B. ALLE: T, 40 South street, ror ing . Agent. yor nie UNITED SCATES MAIL stearr » Be Adame, United Salen Navy, 3 on ngers are re re going on board, FORD, TILESTON & HOTELS, | FCTHE, JULIAN, 767 BROADWAY, | Ninth street,—A Ooms LO a or gen temen, prices, Meals at all hours, Table a Hote até WATCHES AND JEWELRY, WORTH OF GOLD WATCHES (AMONG | $00. 000 one of the finest ever mate) 0 i for real estate. a Alder tches, box 4,127 Post oflice. daceipion of pro PAPRESSES. ND PACK. hetween dt ship | AT UE |i a Vy all } fuyuivare ¢ Mt formiture b I wagons $90), 000. HOUSES POR SALE OR EXCHANGE nelezant corner House aud Lot in Brook- lyn and two tirst class Houses im New York, between Fitth ani Sixth avenues, wili be exchanged for vacant lots or country proper M. L. SHELDON, 79 Ce: $4 40 $4.4) por tor verpool and ( pool and Ce G4. 9 BEST RED ASH COAL. $1) W—BEST WHITE ASH COAL. English cannel $11 perclldron, Sold by B. C. CLARKE, No. 0 West Blevenih suvet, near Broadway. ne ~~BILLIARDS. “LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND BIL- lard abies, with Phelan's Combination Cushions, for r ’ prices to suit the ti me MPATELAN & COLLENDER, 68 to 69 Crosby at., N. ¥. re CER & NEWKIRK'S BILLIARD SALOON, 193 Fulton strect, still continues the centre of attraction for ra, and will eontinae 60 while the ure 01 ERI use, weil screened, per’ chaldron; also A. HEARTT, the best billiard pla} bane proprietors hula the reins. SPORTING, N BNGLISi GREYHOUND FOR SALB.—A MOUS A Notored Gasyhount (dog), Just imported, only 16 mont Old, for sale cheap. Apply wtb lane. given if requi roa G8 FOR SALE.—ONE SPLENDAD NEWPOUND- land and two very fine Black and Tan, male and female, gfcellent rattere; weight of male five potnds, “App jowery. Guarantee “RARB CHANCE.—THE | ee oF THE CITY hg 4 the only frat ‘hotel now open in irginia, 1 dearon use. bat th operty.ean, ne doubt, be leased for term ath uioderate rent, ‘This hotel te now JAS. A. ENGLISH, who is authorized to negotiate, weit ee a Purim a Rare panes | FOR SALE—SITUA‘ ‘corners up town, do Bandeomely’Stied up? Neus ‘witt s Sach custome Lowe cash price $1, Address \ Finst OLASS BAKERY FOR SALE—DOING P3 good business; location cannot be beat, the reason for roy owner ts going out of the city, Address Bakery, .KERY FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED Bakery, situated in one of the best m heeds ia the city, now baking 22 barrels avenue, between Fitty-Gret an 00T AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE—WELL LO- cated, with @ ,0od cash trade, stock small and well bonght: satisfactory reagpn for selling, would exeha efor ood thortgage oF for stock. Apply to 0. H. RUG FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP.—ABOUT 8 Drawers 200 Botslea, Shelving, Glass Case F wgether, and West Fifteenth not street, Between u Eighth and OR SALE—A BAKERY, IN ‘NEWARK, good vusiness over the counter, and’ also & good and rosiable outdoor trade, together with Horse, Wi pptrtnances necessary, Most satisfacior; ihe atore Fixtures and low rent, and corner store, for relitig. Apply in the shoe store, No. OR SALE—A LARGE MILLINERY AND B Making Establishment, doing a toy ton it; the prods ave given for selling out, and sold uta very low at & cash er. R SALE—THE LEASE, STOOK 4xpD FIXTURES OF @ good corner Liquor Sire, in the Bizhth ward, doing & OUGAL, 120 Wooster OR SALE—$25—THE FIXTURES AND A SMALL ‘stock of a Milk, Butter, Cheese and Confectionery Store, , $6 West Broadway. A good stand. Sickness of the pre- ‘sent owner the reason for selling. (OR SALE—SOMETHING NEW AND INVITING TO capitalists and speculators, tined to command the exclusive m turing of certain articles wanted in valuable invention des- oly for the manufac. OR SALE.—WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP, FOR cash, on account of the proprietor having to leave the city this Week us sutler toare;iment now on the Potomac, taurant and Ade Vaults, now doing @ good business. Inquire in the basement, 44 Cortlandt atreet. ‘OR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, THB Fixtures, Working Tools and materials of and ink ‘manufactory, il inatrueyions and information given WM. ITE & CO. 127 Grand treet near Broad) ON BI BECKER STREET, 200; pom to Brooklyn, 33, fd sToc! all kinds, 3 a Tt needs only « suall —-———— + OR SAL! GROCERY, ‘one down town, $1,200: Saloon, Broadway, $600, or will ta sireot;'one on Seventh avenue, $200?" | Number of good business chances. . RICHARDSON & CO., 82 and 8 Nassau street, OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ONE of the best down town Wholesale and retail Segar, Wine and it Stores, on a principal thoroug! ‘tsons, death inthe family. Convenient lease ean Quy gash buyers, and moagemts, need apply, Ad- erald ‘one in Brooklyn, louse ‘OR BALE—A CORNER GROCERY STORE, IN A good location. Inquire at 478 Second avenue, corner of Thirtieth street. |ALE—THE SUTLERSHIP, OR PART OF IT, OF A} New York regiment, now in Virginia, Terme Address Enfield, Herald ofiice, FOR SALE CHEAPTHE SALOON KNOWN AS THE Ruby, on Broadway, between ‘Thirty-seventh and Thirty- ing attact ; rent for the whole ho: S10 “Call atver If Sclock a 108 Broad away. HOVEY. a i LE CHEAP. SatOG Fancy Good: doings t fair business, Badaiacin reasons giver FIXTURES AND LEASE Dwelling; Vee at a SALE Cl CHEAP— Two Wax Figures, Boy and Girl, completely dressed, re, Oillce or First F'o or, carpeted, &e. Rent low. Broadway, up susirs. IANCY GOODS STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN. Located on Fulton street, and doing @ good business. Biock and Sztures for sale jow, or will exchange for bead er good 15 Court street, Brookipn, oF box ROCERY FOR SALE.—8TOC! FIXTURES m4 an Cater, cating posing location; K AND ll sited ap; rent ir sod meng Tho) cont principals need ROCERY FOR esperar OF THE ba ery} olce ell selected sted iu Breokiyn, ch re of J CHA s ouaRLES, 1 be sold a 217 Allantic street, Brooklyn, SAFE FOR naee AT MALF nagar pin FINE lc, it se nearly new, and ‘8 a8 good Tia valldes Taquire ar Neri Pines street, first floor, OTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE—SITUATED IN tof the city; will be sold tow, with or rien inatrasent nt it the ng present owner has giher busl- No. 21 avenue D, New York, Bear Third sect.” ESTAURANT FOR SALE-AN, INDUCRMENT—O} pal stree' fod Up, and furalsted, favors Teighborou and custom; doing Wick & Woop, & fiamsan ar ree a GEGAR STORE.—AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED _Segar Store for sale, Apply at 239 Bleecker street. TORE FIXTURES.—FOR, - Shelving, Tables, £°. , good first class QUANTITY OF ‘At 254 Broadway, OODYARD FOR SALE—FOR CASH OR CITY perty—With all the necessary Machine son, Wag- together with a Well established and on. Apply to J. 8, MOON, 292 f increas g custom trade. —FOR SALE, A GOCD, NEAT BUSINESS, WILL fer, aw the owner has got to large proiit. ‘Tae stock amounts to aut t street basement. VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE OFAN cle connected withithe army, now in course of manufacture, Want 8 interest, examination will s be nt for’ the best arson Of itsvalue. A fortune & WOOD, 8 Nassau street. WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES Of the best shoe store in the city; reliable man, with small means, may have an Jug charge of the business, Call at the store, Siath avenue, from 4 to 6 1. M. y CLOTHING. \ T THE OLD STAND, 13% SEVENTH, AVENUE, KIELS guarantece to pay the follow » $16 for Coats ahd from 91 t0 $3 for Fanta; also Carpets ‘A note by post_punctually attend: venue, beiween Ninewenth and ttended to by Mrs. B. Nocon- en cnticth streets, Ladies u with any other he POSITIVE FAC’ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF you want to get the {ull value for your euat off Clot nd Jewelry. the Best you ean dois 16 A. HARRIS, solThird avenue, vetween ninth streets, east aide, call or send rn note Tarts edehth snd Thiel tel ILL UP AN ORD! * OF Clothing, glaidies and gentlemen can receive | ‘re ET w re % es pancilally a GRtar BATTLE FOUGHT.—THE VICTORY 18 viies and gentlemen; it has been _vistorious ih being pronounced by a great a many that Third avenue, has been pay Otier dealer in the city for east off Ty, and still means to cont per, cent more than an} f you you wil farce He agrees to pay the full value for exci Ladies punetu lly wenue, near Seven- h without mecki ny ist Giinevenee “) TENTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOU Wish to get the full value for your cast off Clothing, Car- at you cart do tn to call oF 18, 166 Seventh avenue be dealt with satistadt for Coals {rom $8 to $20, not forget the number—I iy avenue, near Twenty-first street. Ladies atienned by Mra. peta, Furniture and Jewel send anote to F, HARRI be convinced you a 12,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH- urniture and Jewelry wanted, for which the most rains onh be obtained oy rally ‘on or ‘addressing Sixth avenue, near Waverley place, EB. H. Please remember aud try 79 Sixth avenue T THE CALIFORNIAN Store the highest Giothing, Carpets, Jewelry, €e. 85; for Conta, from $2 io $185, for Pants, irom $1 $0 to dre rr Bowery, opporite Great will be punctually attended to.’ Ladies attended AND WESTERN AGaNOS price can be obtained for cast aff For Silk Dresses, from ee to BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER FOR LADIES hest price for thelr ¢ following prices: 3 to $18 for Coa re Lf, 102 Seventh aver 2! For silk Dresse from $2 to $6 for pants; ate Ca Ty. Please call on or a rene vs attended by Mrs, An LEGAL NOTT ATacnnnt NOTICE.—PUBLIC NoTIck 18 HERB. by given that writ of attichment has Deen issued out Of tho supreme Court of New Jersey, at the suit of Catha- rin favervury, wuainst tne stats of William i. Hayes and Frances M, yen, his wife, for the sum of five thousand dollars, ina plén of debt, amd that ald writ was returned duly served on the tenth day of Septembe md Decemnen 11, 1861. ‘sMirrny, Cle TrRopore Runyon, Atiorne SEGARS AND TOBACCO. BOARS VERY Siirontway, te overiie givat inducements 10 cash jan Segara, An examination * stuck ad priecs woliet a, W YORK CAST OFF CLOTHING STORE are ea ricer mil Ye pa for gaat oF oth » Call on or address J corner of Twenty-fourth curve te ON, (LADIES AND GENTLEMEB: u \ en id BA" rehase cast of Clothing, Farnt- Binur, Ga Jewelry, ire hind Carpets for’ the ¢ I do promise to in the city by calling on of addressing ® Sixth aveni®, to doors above Ten "a atiended to by Mrs! Mintz, AC Mi Pwenty-tourth streets,