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oans on the Paris Bourse. (rnsols, for money, were first 92% a %¢, and the last price was 9234. For the of Mareh Jaiest cor nog ae 8 at92%4. Bank ok cloged at 238 a 240; w three per cents, 92% a %; and aoe bills (larch) 16a, a 13.5 ; une), 198. a 225. premium. ‘An ‘@xteusive business has again boen transacted in foreign stocks, and the market has shown a further »0- ward tendency. Mexican, after marking as high a8 935¢, relapsed and closed at 23 4 4, or the same as yesterday. A good inquiry has prevailed for Spanish descriptions, particularly the corti ates, and New Granada and Veno- suela bonds have likewise Improved. Chilean four and a half per cents were negotiated at 85; Keuador new con- solidatod, 1534; Mexican, 33, 5, and 3,; for the account, 3%, oaks H and a New Granada two per cents, Poruy! ir and a half per cents, for the ac- aoe 4834 a 903,; Voneuela throe per conts; for the ac- % mittances from Australia, tho West Indies and olsewhero, The liabilities aro stated at about £60,000, and the assets are expected (0 prove good, AMERICAN GOVERNMENT? SRCURITIES AND RAILWAYS, rodee! le assessment scrip... Ast mortgage, 7’, 1867 24 do., 7's, 1859 1883. all paid 54 wiongin Contra) 8's, 81 do. sink, fund, 8 82 Do. 2d mortgage, 7 Pennsylvania Cent, b: le iy oor. 6's, cony. Do. 2a mortgage, 6 Philadeipbia aba Heating, $50 shares.., 18 Lonpon, Feb. 1, 1862. Ponds have been oar scarce to-day, and console Dave im) 6 per cent British rai way, stocks aul, but not lower. MESSRS. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND COMPANY'S (GTBOOL.ABs LivgrPooL, Jan. 31, 1862, verron.—The market opened on Monday with a fair @emana, which increased on the news of the pacific na- tare of the French Emperor’s speech, and the total sales of the day exceeded 15,060 bales, establishing an advance ef 44d. por Ib. on previous quotations, Since then the demand has not been active; but as holders offer their stocks only sparingly prices *have generally been main- tained, and last. week’s quotations must be raised 14d. per Ib.'on the ordinary to good middling qualities. Sea Islands have improved in the month about three Pence per pound, Surats in fair demand, but freely offered and unaltered io price. The quotations aro:— Middting. 13d lag. 12% In Manchostor a jittic ‘more spirit was obsorvablo in ‘he early part of the wook, but to-day the market te dol) again; still, in tho weok, more Dusiness has becn dono than of late. Breapsturrs.—During the past week the trade has Fuled quiet, and on Tuesday litte business was done. For it prices declined about 1d. per cental, and flour was 6d. per barrel cheaper, with limited sales, Indian corn met &@ moderate demand, at rather higher rates. At to-day’s there was a steadier feoling for wheat, and a mo- derate cousumptive business was dono at Tuesday's Prices. Flour slow of salc, and unaltered in value. To. dian corn quiet at last rates. We quote wheat—Red Wostern, 10s. 10d. a 11s. for Chicago; lis. a Le. 4d. for Milwankoe and amber Iowa; 125, a 12s, 2d. for winter; Southern, 12s, 3d. a 12s, 5d. white Western, 128. 9d.; Southern, 13s. a 135. 3d. per 100 1b3. Flour— Extra State, 203. a 20s. 6d.; extra Ohio, 308. a 32s. per 196 Ibs. Indian Corn— Mixed, 31s. a 31s. 3d. yellow Bis. 34. a 31s. 6d.; white, 34s. a 37s. per 480 Begr quict salen aro confined to rotail, and rather low ices are accepted. Pork Deglected, although offered at a decline of 28. 6d. par barrel. Bacon is in good con: iptive demand, but holders sell freely, and, buyers being cautious, prices show no im- provement, Curxsx pressed for sale, and lower. Larp again lewer, wi thout leading to sales; fine new bas becn sold at 46s. on the Spot, and 45s. to arrive. Ta1iow in slightly improved demand; still the business doing is very hmited and prieee aro not higher; we can- Rot quote over 47s, for *Butchers’ Association.” ccCTRON Park «ull, Vhiladelphia offered at 12s., without buyers. In Baitimore nothing doing. Row steady. About 3,000 barrels sold, at 13s. for common. BBE PPP EPP epee per eeretoee 8 r clover no demand, and prices quite nom}- nal; about 100 tens American yed are oti fe for auction on the as proximo. Nothing done in flax or timothy. THE LATEST MARKETS. Liveavoor, Feb. 1, 1862. Corron.—The sales pain. add up 5,000 "paler, the mar- ket closing steady unchanged prices. ‘The sales to speculators and exporters were 2,000 bales. Baravervrrs quiet and steady, Pwovigions quict. Loxpon, Feb. 1. 1862. Console are at 92% a 93 for moncy. Mhnois Central shares, 4334 a 43 discount; Erie shares, 29 0202. Hayne, Jan. 30, 1862. Oorton.—Sales of the weck 11,500 bales, the market elosing quiet but steady. ‘The stock of cotton in 2 port is 116,000 bales. Panis, Feb. 1, 1862. ‘The rentes are at 71f. 5c. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, Feb. 15—6 P. M. The money market is very easy; money is abundant at 5 a6 per cent on call. Foreign ex- change closed firm at 115 a ¥% for sterling, and 4.90 a 9234 for francs—first class bankers’ bills in both cases. An active business was done in stocks this morn- ing; but the commission brokers report that their customers have no part in it. The jobbers of the street and the board have the whole game to themselves; at the close of the first board this Morning the market showed a tendency to decline, bat was rallied by some vigorous bidding on buyers’ option. At the second board stocks were steady, and closed so. State stocks were higher to-day, and so wore the speculative Western shares. In other respects the market was without ehange. The following were the last quotations: United States 6's, registered, 1881, 9014 a %; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 89 a %; do. 5's, coupon, 1874, 8024 0%; Indiana 5’s, 74.076; Virginia 6’s, 5324 0 54; Tennessee 6’s, 48% a North Carolina 6's, 63% a 65; Missouri 6’s8, 44% a %; Pacific Mail, 94% ao ¥%, ex dividend; New York Central, 81% = %; Erie, 34% a %; do. preferred, 57% a 58; Hudson River, 384 a 38%; Harlem, 12! 0%; do. preferred, 3034 014; Reading, 4134 a 4214; Michigan Central, 53 a 53; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 21% a %4; do. guaranteed, 41% a 42%; Panama, 116%; Illinois Central, 59 ® 69; Galena and Chicago, 68 a 68; Cleveland and Toledo, 44% 9 4434; Chicago and Rock Island, 54% 0%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 62 ® 63; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 19% a 20; Dleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 107% a —; New York Central 7's, 1864, 105% a —; Erie third mortgage bonds, 95% a 96%; Michigan ‘Central 8's, Qret mortgage, 100 a 24; Illinois Central bonds, 1s, 92% The receipts at the office of the Assistant Trea- varer were as follows :— The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this worning were $17,040,447 52, and the balances are 11,109,467 02. The exchanges for the week ending \o-day were $105,102,176 94, being a daily average of $17,517,029 49, against $18,869,382 86 for the week ending on Saturday last. A telegraphic despatch from Detroit announces the suspension of the banks of that city. The City of Baltimore to-day takes out $293,525, and the Hansa $236,000—in all $529,525 in specie, The passage of the Treasury Note bill through the Senate ends the long period of suspense with regard to the public finances. One hundred and fifty millions of paper money will now be set afloat 88 soon as it can be manufactured, and the neces sities of the Treasury will be relieved. It is not likely, as many people imagine, that the creation of this paper moncy will cause any inflation of pric At least one handred and fifty millions of bank notes and bullion have been and are being withdrawn from circulation, so that the new sup: ply will only just fill the vacuum, and the aggre- gate currency of the country will be no larger than it was two months ago, By and by, as the by stippressing tho rebellion progresses, it easy for the government and the banks to come to an understanding, witha view to a re- NEW YORX HERALD, SUNDAY, (#3 The sales embraced about 25,000 bust mon Western red at $140, and Milwaukee club at $1 42, and a small lot of choice Jersey at $1 50. Coun.—Tho market was easier and sales limited to a few thousand bushels of Western mixed at 650. At the lose 64c. was bid and 65c. demanded. Pork was steady, with sales of $00 bbls. , at $13 for new mess,on the spot, and 500 do., deliverable in June, at sumption of specie payments, and the law render- ing the new Treasury notes alegal tender can be repealed. But, in the mean time, the one thing necessary is the passage of a tax bill and an in- creased tariff of customs duties. Without a tax bill which will yield an adequate revenue, gold and exchange, which are the present standards of value, will go on rising from day to day, and commerce will be fatally injured. If there were a fair prospect of a tax bill going into effect within thirty or forty days, gold and ex- change would both fall at once, the public credit would improve, commerce would revive, and the flood of American securities which are now coming home for sale would be checked. The passage of the Treasury Note bill, rendering paper a legal tender, was a financial necessity. But without a proper basis of direct taxation it will only aggra- vate the evils it was intended tocure. We take pleasure, in this connection, in referring to the businesslike and comprehensive resume of the ar- guments in the case which was delivered by Senator Sherman, of Ohio, in the Senate, on the 13th, Mr. Sherman very properly reminded Senators of their financial inexperience, and ac- knowledged his obligations to various Chambers of Commerce, bank cashiers and public functionaries who had argued in favor of the bill as passed. Mr. Sherman’s candor would have stood higher if he had likewise extended his acknowledgments to the journal where these Chambers of Commerce, bank cashiers and public functionaries got their ideas, and in which the crisis was foretold and the reme- dy pointed out ata time when the present finan- fal “advisers of the Senate were positive that 8] ne payments would never be suspended, and overnment never compelled to issue paper whic was not redeemable in specie on presenta- tion. We have received a copy of the annual report o¢ the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Railway Company for the year 1861. The cost of the pro. Perty under the new organization stands as fol- lows:— Gree of first preferred scrip stock with bonds at- $30,000 ms trea ‘and Mississippi Railroad have cancelled of full paid first preferred stock. k Of full paid second preferred stock. 66,800 Total cancelled... + $181,400 Deduct same from tes 7,500,000 ed Leaves outstanding. .......sesesereereeees+ + $7,868,600 To wit: First preferred scrip stock, with mort. bonds. . $2,526,000 First preferred stock, full paid. 11,080,800 Second preferred stock, full pai 1,020,000 Common stock, full paid... 2,761,800 Total. mal «$7,268,600 The gross carnings of the main line, Sbuthern Wisconsin bratch and ferry, are. -$1,108,353 78 Ordinary operating expenses are $592,156 62 Extraordinary expenditures are. $0,157 75 + 672,314 37 Net earnings seeees $456,089 41 These earnings are from January 22 to December 31, 1861, The purchase price of the road was $7,500,000; there is, consequently, under the new organization a reduction of $132,000 since January 22, 1861. The meeting of the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad was held at Boston on Wednesday. The business of the year ending November 30, 1£61, was as follows:— Total expenses... Income. $200,648 38 Expenses, na. + 161,297 30 Balance... coagecceeesesee s+ -$30j651 08 The earnings ‘have decreased $54, 177 99 and the expenses $31,180 15_during the year. A temporary injunction has been issued against the Bank of Mutual Redemption at Boston, upon the petition of the Bank Commissioners of Massa- chusetts, and a hearing will take place on Satur- day. The solvency of the bank is not called in question, and the injunction does not interfere with the regular operations of the bank, but restrains it from the performance of certain alleged ille- gal acts until the option of the court can be ascer- tained. The petition alleges:. 1. That the bank has not kept specie on hand to the amount of fiftcen per cent on the circulation and de- posit 2, That the bank has issucd notes and bills at other Places than its own banking house. 3. That the bank has made contracts for the payment of money at a future day certain, with interest. 4. That the bank has issued notes and billa under an agreement that they should not be put into immediate and unrestricted circulation, and should not be returned to said bank within a limited time. All of which acts are alleged to be in violation of the banking law of Massachusetts. The Cincinnati Gazette says:— We are authorized to state, by the officers of the Cleve- land, Coluunbus and Cincinnati Railroad, that the rumor started by the Pittsburg Gusele, that’ the government was to take possession of that road for @ week, is false in every particular. Not only bas no euch arrangement been entered into, but no overtures of any kind have been made by the United States government to the Cleve- Jand, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad for the purpose of transporting troopa into Kentucky, or for theshipment of any military munition Stock Exehs Exchange. ‘Sarcnpay, Feb. 15, 1862. °67.... 00 Si sha NY Con Rong wx *81,cou 89% U 1Orwly 88 aso do 2000 US6s810rwl, 16 308 do 2000 do... 1000 US 5's, *74,coa £000 Trea7 3.10 pom 27060 do. 500 Ohio 6's, *60. 1000 Til Can reg bas. 1000 Til coup bds, 69 2000 Iii coup bds,"77 81 joo oo: 68% 11000 I! war loan.... 77% 50 Hudson irk 38% $000 M6" ‘ iiaSiaRR 5 1000 Touisiana wa s.. C236 0 bs 87... 100 1600 N Y Cent 6's.. 98 1000 + 98% 9008 981g do. 36000 E RR 3d m b, 88 06 10000 Erie RR 4th mb Bang 6000 85 0... «B30 3000 Hnd Ref bs... 102 1000 Hud R3d mbs 851 2000 Harlem Istm b 1003¢ 6000 Har RR 3d mb 73 bem MC 8pelmsfcb. 100 dO... 810 100 S000 CAAGR &'pe 98 4000 Mich $o2d'm.. 70 6000 Cen RR bs.. 925% 1000 Han&StIRR bs 35 8000 Tol!kWabarhim 7634 5250 Tol&W2couat’d 54 1000 Gal & Chi Ist m 100 3000 NJerseyCen] m 106: oo pag ae 030 104: DIS 104: 16. ms 1008 Long Bock bas. 96 = she td Pa as « . 000 Missouri Os... 44 26 Hudson R RR.... 2000MO'sItOH&S JRR 64 Read: on ie ih Ke’) ‘bds,'62. 80: a a 4000 Tenn 1000 ERR Sim ba 5000 Mich tied Tol & W ist m. Satunvay, Feb. 16—2 P.M. Frovr.—The market was unchanged and sales mode- rate, having embraced about 9,000 bbis. Warat,—The market was inactive and prices irregular including com- Warsky took quite an activo jump, with sales of 300 bbig. at 27c. Some holders asked 2$c. SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, K, February 15, 1862, CLEARED. gene ntenpeene, Crowell, Baltimore B Cromwell Ship Rapid, Dunham, Melboure—Mailler, fant yuerean. Ship Sui’ ir Samucia a Ay Ship i Oban Port Royal—Wi che “ig ne Cummings, Bath—Neamith a ¢ (Br), Howell. 7 Figeren eo (Br), Howell. Queenstown, g BATE L Auressois (Belg), Giarey, Antwerp~Boonen Graves pasate Eliza Barss (Br), Cooper, * PR di Bark Philena, Hall, Portland—-yler & Hou Brig Rosehall (Br), Mermie, ¢ueenstown, Ri Hector (Brem), Harten, Kingston, Ja—Funch, Meincke @, Francis, Barbados—E T Smith. Bad] B Bahan Syn St Croix—H P Sherman. Lord, Cardenas—C & EJ ed, Cardenas—Walsh, en E Chase, ie eee. Neuvitas—Peck & Cl ibbetis, oe Sa oe £ Porterfield. ‘obasco—B F Douglass, Aux iad F Whitney & o ne H yale? (Br), Sehr Senator, Link, Ti 1 Renator, Link, Havana—1 B Gage kei Behr Lottie, Hammond, sand F Burritt, Darling, Hatteras Inlet—N L ene J Harvey, Howell, Hatteras Inlet—Jobnson & Hig- pastors Cook, Baltimore—Master. mith, Haltimore—Master, Sehr J Yan fan ‘Bridge, Baltimore—Master. Davey, Baltimore—! rambs yh, Conle: 7, aldinoreL Logins rae a Sean jirfee, Bearse, Bal imore—-L Renny, Schr Chief, Cropper, Baltimore—J W oe Schr Velasco, Jones, Ballimore—A C Havens. 8. Schr J H Tilton, Jester, Snowhill—, Schr John ‘Jones Corson, wa Schr Frank Schr Buena, Vina, Hort Beh Rock, Clayton Schr Maria, Jordan, Milviil Sehr GR Dixon, Wilson, en Si vens, poston=@ E Hiaich, Graves, Bi bis So, MeGready & ford. reaker Dayton. faven—Hi § Rackets, Bleamner'l ‘Kennebec, Garton, Philadelphia, a ruthie ‘Green ARRIVED. Steamship Asia (Br), Lott, Liverpool, Feb 1, and 22d,4 PM, with mdse and 8 1:30 PM, passed steamship Ganads, bound E; 10th, WAM, Passed ship Compromise, bound W. teat iP. United Kingdom (Br), Craig, vin Portland Peo 19, with mdse and 1 McDonald &.Son. Steamship Cleator (Br), Tord, Kingston, Te Feb 5, with mdse and passengers, to Walden & he Goanas, at PM, passed steamship North Siar, hence for Glasgow, Jan 25 Underwriter, Roberts, Liverpool, 30 da Caro’ » Cone, London ‘ia the Downs Dec3, Ship Sir Gotan 9 fab ‘Lar last, and 25 passengers’ to.G Grin ied; he was supposed to be'a native of Holland. fondamin (of Baltimore), és erell, Rio Janeiro, Jan ‘The'bark Cricket, from od 1, with coffee, to3 1 Phy bark Zinghvellas from Rio Jangine fo Bark Lamplighter, Thompson, 8a sait, &c, to John M TI, mbt A Sona Nid in coma Bonita, for New York, bth inst, Turks Islan E by B'about 12 mile fzom Walifax for Ki oy Te: adbecn wlibone water’ (of Rockland), Sylvester, Matanzas, rene, Reters, Remedios, 10 days, with sugar, &e, Storming sa Siar, Sierling, StJago, 18 days, with sugar Kk Holland, White, Guanienamo Feb 2, via Tn with sugar. molasses and honey, to Jonathan Thom laneiro, 80 days, in hae ive (Br, 0, Qucbeo), Barner, Black River, Ja, 16 days, with logwood, Migate eanone on ‘argent eet, ‘with four mate schooners, alongelde anboat Kanawha Feb 6 with eugar, 10 Bark me. ing, Daniels, Rio (of M eS ied, ena oo ¥ Talbots ldth inst, 10 miles seis house, apparently row win a oF Gucdee Tatbot, Montego ies os, with logwood, very lnrge verse], onl Brig ree 1, wer ole a (Bp), De Castro, a ‘au Platt, 22 nat va ire Pepi siya E Milliken i agiogas Norden, Matanzas, oe Win oye mag ire (ot Ellas with sugar and motasses, Condor. oe couaes toon, HB), Priest, Remedios, 10 orth, gibert, Remedios, 10 nero), Allen. Remedios, 10 spe ene Necvitag, he Batante 0 bark ner, a nae Frere orton, Zase, an 25, with sugar, to me — Adams a (of protean). 3 York, Choptauk River, NB), Clark, Kingston, Ja, Jan a: thartrat oflcer, died, mouth, Mass), Loud, St age, i tl ballast, to Brett, Son & Co, 6, illotty St Groig, 14 days, with sugn molassen, mieréau, Vind heavy weather Er p to lat 33; mie nla rh shi ed eaten; for the last 8 days ‘warm Schr D Williams (of Frankfort), Hopkiug, Ponce, PR, Jan 28, with sugar, &¢, to master, Florence Rogers, Beatty, Havana, 6 days, with sugar, master. gene Alien Middleton, Jr (of Bast Green tanzas, Jan 31, with Ta &e, to Keo tt Schr New Jersey. rn qotacaes, to ith timber, to Wes in ett met of Wilmot, ma Jghnson of Rocklan a a Bla Bain a or Poe cory Ade: 10th, off Ca Lookout was boarded by U Bu a.com an ape from Bosto ‘s % wen, fone Ors, hyd a with sugar, &, to Edmiston Bi rigge | steamer ashore on Piekle ‘Reef, Tore les Ee of ithouse, and one wrecker near her; 13th, ae ashore 10 miles south of Fenwick’s Island. had paluted 0 of hogshead landing on the beach, nt; saw a nomber of men #, work ou borrd of "Fehr Bela Peck, Ga Sehr Whipple, Wont Schr Davison, Jociere. ‘Aecomac: 8 Seb re, 4 Behr Dantel rown, Heald, Baltimore, 3 ihr Isaac Me: Bren eal Ba EBlizabethport, Sehr Kedron Graves, Elizabethpo: Dixon, Wilson, Eliza Benjamin, Elizabethport!. Hzabethport for Boston, mboy for New Havea, x, Sinith, Portland, 4 days, Bene Oregon, cis Seaber Falcon, Wil and salled for Boston. port, and sailed for Bost Schr itary & Eli Schr Wm Arthur, Haskell, BI Schr Mercer, Martin, Ai pidth-The following outward boun ie orn Andove cutter Tie or vioaay ah "Sipe a rem), Rotierdam; f Br ri Ae Cork; Billow, Liv tre FB Soin, Hatteras; Red logs: Key ria fies ips Cit ye Ba anchored in Gravesend Ba; a chored in quarantine). aml ‘Wind at sunset N. ory Miccellancous. pnt hoe of rerpoet in Kepaeds, Mai wn Se wetences aa am pia re acoll cilign lopped. an Sees : , enthe rr a and on pices aw found water rata Fine around Pitt anchored io dete 0 caerns oh ashore, bas arrived a! ime B Max, which AY into o Bermuda io ‘lietrest, wari L; ton, ran endent < the Navy ~¥ the even! 27th ul jaan Bena 7 Fr cael Gilkey, from Matanzas Dec 10 of - ed Put Into St ivand blown he had Bae ‘papers, Potter, from Port Dee for N ‘was wreckett on the iy end hy Tongue, 4 thentghe of Jan's 0 oS Jate rey eh the 'B bales cot sotto, n 100. Goie off Ca re A Jan ‘very never wear ‘Ble was ball in Bane fron Troon, ore re — ashor® avtho mouth of the River Clare, decane a to Wreck i Bri hand a hs ying at Red Beach, probing for New would have to di charge cargo for Br Bare Narcissus, of Halifax, from Gonatves for Gibral- ar for orders, went aahorg on the W point of Inayua on the 24th ult, and became a total loss. Crew saved; also, 800 bags Baio Cana, of Boston, from Marseilles for Lagos, was tally Jost in Hy thick anow storm Jan. Crew saved, and i som Bia Tuszzox, Cunin ham, from Surinam for Boston, be- m in distress, making for St Thomas, ar- ere ioth ts Ieaking bedly. Bonn Lovisa Watsn—A letter from Caiaia of the 8th inat staten that schr Louls Walsh, Reed, loaded for Providence, sprung aleak while laying at the Ledge, and unk. Thi fel would be hauled ashore, and the cargo discharged, Sonn Ocean Raxaenr, Wheeler, from Portland for Philadel. put into Baltimore }pth inst in disiess, Scur Wor Prsv, Wisstow, from New Bed‘ord for dence, whic went asiore on the south part of Get I nib Of Lith, was got of at Ligh water uext day, witio jojury. Soua Sea MARK (not Sea Nymph), before reported ashore on Seven Foo! Kuoll, came off without injury, and arrived ab Baltimore 1th. Bremen aN, Jan 23—The Herzogin von Brabant, Belting, from New Ye ome “which was on shore on Langhatjensand, be- low Weddewarded, Jan 27, has apparently gol afloat, and to Auchor us the fairway. Bruaopa, Feb 1—The brig T M Mayhew, trading between New York and thie port, having met with heavy Weather on her ast voyage, has been abandoned, and is advertised for for the benefit of all concerned. Cnersourg, Jan 30—The Jacob Horton (of Newbury) pa Merrill, from Calcutta for Loudon (rice, £0), Was Wred Leonvilie, SW of thia port, last night. Coxsraxeanori, Jan 22—The brig China (of Boston), Nel- son, from Marseities tor Enos, was loat near the Dardanelles Jon’ 10; crew say Cork, Jan 29—The"American schr ally Atkin nanled to the Royul Albert Dockyard whart for rej Fayat, Jan 13—The 84! jwando, Seating. 4 New York for Liverpool, which put inh ere Jan 6, wi rt of cargo shift. ed, pumps choked, &c, has been surve; it par of car wo discharje, and is now naleadine Gran ..taR, Jan 23—The Ain’ can ship Charles D Merwin, Merwir, of New York, fro. tarseilles for Queenstown & heat), which put in here Dee 4, has been surveyed, and is jacharging cargo in consequence of being leaky. Havus, Jan 30—The Hero, Couldry, which arrived here ‘from New had experienced viclent rom Jan io dan 247 during wleck time she taade fares feet of water, and had her cutwater broken. Hartrax, Feb 18—The schr Melrose, from New York for Ragged Ialand and Halifax, is ashore at Port Latour, Cargo sent to Ragged Island, Livgrroot, Jan 30—The Weston Merritt, for NYork, which has put back here, has shifted her car; ‘The American ship, Tiger, Lowell he. ce for Boston (U S), stranded near Waterford Jan has broken up, only her floors remaining. Some loose lion had come on shore, and gous Babs of in and 100 toasof coal were ,ttered along e bea ‘Feb I—The Mary and Isabella, of Sunaeriau rom NYork for Sreensonn, was abandoned Dec 25, in iat ot fon 52; crew a Lisson, Jan 25—The Washington bark Wenke, of and from Bremen for NYork, which put in here Jan 20 for supplies, has been put in quarantine, six of her passengers bavi died and others being il, he QoxExstowx, Jan ‘S0—The Eleanor bark, Newby, of and from London for New Zealand (general cargo and a was totally destroyed by fire Nov 7, in lat Got lon et ‘The crew and. passengers were taken off by eo IG a, frou London for Melbourne, and on the 7th Dee hy crew were transferred to the United States, from Iqui- que, w which has landed them here, The Passengers yemained en Board the J G Richardson, intending to proceed 10 uri ans Siz Put in, ote ship American Eagle, from mdon for NewYork, with passengers and general cargo; leaky, and with loss of sail . Warerronp, Jai nates materials saved from the Ameri- can ship Tiger, of Bath (1,112 tonn registe )y which went on shore at Templetown (as before reported), and bas since become a total wreck, will be solds Schr John 8 Havens, bel Bh Lying. 2 the Atlantic dock, will sail to-day, having been chat rerede overnment for the purpose ofexving cargo at US sicamer Chyer hes Pork, wrecked on Hatteras Bar. Brig Julia Ford, 199, tone, A236, 14, years old, and resentiy from Messina, was sold ‘ay uuctioa Sai at Puiladelyie for $2780, to John Ht Allen, Schr Antelope, 102 tong, now at Boston, has been sold to parties in Providence for $2300, ‘Whalemen. Cid at New Bedford 13th inst, bark RL Barstow, Baker, of and for Nantucket (late of Mattapoisett), to fit for a whaling voyage. Spoken, &c. Ship JG Richardson! Lewis from London Oct 8.for Mel- bourne, Nov 15, 1nt 6 N: Jon 24 W (see Mencel above): Ship Independence, Thrane, hence for Shanghae, Dec 30, 1at. 10 N, lon 30 16 W. Bark Jue Cobb, Staples, from Cadiz for Montevideo, Jan 6 tat 12'N, ton 29. Brig Shibhoieth, Morton, from Boston for Barbados, Feb 13, on Cape Cad. Foreign Ports. Asrixwatt, Jan 30—Arr parks Xantho, Chapman, NYork; Feb'3, Harmon, Buckley, do; 4th, brig Bmphe, Higginny. do: Sld Jan 31, seht Abhy Brackett, Cuba. ‘Baracoa, Feb 1—No Am vessel in po Foocuow, Jan 6—In Port ship Sur carol Br flag), for NYork with alas rg9 of Hast In Goxaives, Jan OwB, Jan 6 Freighis to NV ork $20.0 $24 per ton, Jeremie, Jan I6—In port (not as before) trig Starlight from Boston, arr 10th, to load for Genoa, JacMer., Jan #2 in port Br'brig Jacinel Packet, Baker, from Boston arr Ist; schr Charles H Cook, Sparks, for NYork 10 a v8. Mourwere, Dec 11—Sid ship Huntress, Owen, Falmouth E; bark DC Yeaton, Pote, do. MoxteGo Bay Ja, Jan 24—No Am Montevipgo, Dee 15—Arr bark J ns, Memel, Port Spain, Jan 24—In port schr Hi € Miowgon, of Baltimore, digg only, Am venwel. OxCR, Jan 28—In port schr Josephine B Small, Small, for York 6 days. Ponso Casrito, Jan 22—Tn port bark White Wing. for Philadelphia few days; brigs Thos B Watson, from N¥ork diag; Ida, from Philadelphia, do. neEMeptos, Feb 4—In port brig Mary Alvina, Ames, for OF) Br Tuowis, Jan 2 (corrected)—In port ship J W Clark, Kopperholdt,’ une; barks MJ Colcord, Partridge, fro rankam just’ arr; Mary Elizabeth, Dunbar, une; F 8 Means, Means, from Cadiz; bie a yAoby ‘Thaxter, ‘Eaton, from Per- co just ar Nichols, from B Ayres Br bli obt to take cargo of Or brig Trenton to’ Boston; ‘Trene anningham, from Surinam for Boston, arr 18th, in dis- Hse operas fre yen ree, don Bie im tine, Hogers, from Newport, B, do: ting Barbados los, do; Meteor, Marahal hall, une; Maria Wis aa ele ie wig order; ches) Marcia, Guinn, from For ), Smith, Yrom’— just maa cA rere co ‘one man was lost overboard; and anmo date, ship Globe, Raker, unc; bark Theodore Gurtte, Small from Wilmington, De distress (has been reported Pel ‘o England), EF Chiec, oor nota, Feb din port sche ire DB Baylis, Jayne, from |—In port acl e, N¥ors Tsabel Elberto, Hag, ur une. praia Zaza, Jan 25—N fo kus vessel 18 port (Per P AsU—Tue Laresr.} Arr from|NYork, Wilseat Beaks Ann Adameso, and Mart- tana, at Cork; Grahams Polley, at Cadiz; Emilie, a at Fal mouth; Rowantree, and Endymion, at Liverpool; Dorrance, ‘and Emerald, at Queenstown; Queen Vinotia a ‘sid for iam’ Hardee, from Aberdeen. merican Ports. BOSTON, Feb ares ship Kingfisher, Tay, Ship Island via aes ip in Cay ‘where she was ashore; Lei he eee aoe Go- Sakon, FW Lacan Perkine, New York e Sargent, Baown, Jaeme!. In the , brig Morning Li at from Ha- Wie ieee Be ed ect an Ping Nose Fue Tem; , Dourett, Port au Prince; Veata, Ful ae Marank ve Bas Wind, Bush, Jeremie; Bata via, Ree Baitlnore, "Nothin sailed, wind 1d W. to E, light, with a snow. Ship Bengal remains in the Roads. Lath—Arr (by tl) ship Stephen Glover, Calcutta, with over SORALEIMORE, (Feb 12—Are shtp Ann B Hooper, 11 NYork,; barks Atlantic (Brem), Feldhusen, do; Anna ( iy Wits ., Demarara; C Contiance, Jarvis. Rernoiieans via Bats Hook ; brig uo vénna (Br), Spencer, Carbonear, NE; sche Noderatsr, Letts; Daniel Holmes, Holmes; Pi Si Jobn, and W P Philli; nog on ale a0 bi ey, { A Hammond, Bosto K wn, Jas bri: Patterson, St John Thornton, rp, Peerless, Hamilton, Ogden, NYork. Sid =e Percy Pope (Br); trigs be ‘Laura; schr Peerless. Sth-—Arr steamah Baltimore, Gould, Hay 5 bark Gus- av (irom). Callin, Liverpool; brig Kale Maciea (Br), Dick- ernam buco; schrs an Ranger, Wheeler, pguand 1% Bhuadeiphia in distress, Ben) Butier, Crosley’ NYork: H'& R Atwood, Atwood, Boston, Sid bark Union, lertener King. ston, Ja; brig Candace, B ray, Boston: BRISTOL, Feb 12—Arr schr Roanoke, Hal}, Fall River for NYork; sloop Pointer, Nichols, Providence for do. CASHINE, Feb l0cArr sehr A Odlio, Conary, Baltin FALL URIVER, Feb 13—Sld sebr Gharies Dilatiock, Pi Piis, NY, HOLMES’ HOLE, Feb 12—In port schr Ocean Bird, Pow- ers, from Jeremie for KEY WEST, Feb 7—Arr brig Alruccabab, Connor, Boston, ress, ht Seen img Narrows, brig George Downes, jor Bai ;DFORD, Feb 13—Sid schr Mary Elizabeth, Chase, on NiWPORT, Feb 11—Arr achrs Otter Rock, Lane, and Con- ferrill, Portlaud for NYork, Unison, Mann, do for Phi- pee Are schr Tram Smith, Beaumont, New York for Fail 15th, A No arr; wind SE, with rain. S!d schra Convoy, ae rom Povilaod for NYOrK 4 AWA" Grifin, Borden, Pall iver new HAVEN, Feb 13—Arr (at anchor below) brigs Geo Hari Stowers, and Gen Marshall, Ames, NYork for Port- Hyena, Clark, and Francisco, Thompson, do for LILADELPHIA, Feb 18—Arr Brem ship Roland, Wicke, xrork: Brem bark Withetmina, Drummon: dog Norw brig eruldsen, London; schr M Fletcher, Ci rosby, Now York cud ship Atalanta, Whitmore, London; bari Kyter, Boston! aches Minmosota, Foster, St Jobe, PR; Tvy, Henderson, Key West; € W Holines, Mckiwee, Hatteras In: in Rogers, Buckaloo, Norwich. Sid ship Clyde, Perry, Eohdon, Math Are bark Thos Dallett, Dill, Porto Cabelio; brigs Ko- diak, Pete: Mersina; Triadelen, K: 28; achr'Ann 8 Cannon. Nowell, Matanzas. a Helow ‘ship Castle, from New York; brig’ Billow, Boston; echt M. E Clark. (Cid bark Alamo, Godfrey, Ship te Jaiand: aches Mary hire, Boston; len, yk, NYork; ve mie bm, Bent Wesnion’ a | Se ee inion see af ae Saaat ‘At the Delaware Breakwater 13th, at noon, achr Raymond, from, St Thomas, repg salle. A large fleet of ‘echre passed up TLAND, Feb,12—Arr barks Charles Heddle, Cuoshy, a i na, Ho Boston; sohr Ly land, Knigh' iladel; toms}, Cla. rig Jonie lke «Dosis, ie pork, }, Gilkey, Havana; Hupper, ‘Ma- moby eae Jones, Ni Blackstone (new, of Provideuce), Bar ar — Mb fon ye Mare. A Ke kere Kimball, NYork; Ocean = | mene 1800, Feb 12Arr ship Starlight, Crands’) > LAr ire Lucinda, Korky A © Burton, Willams, Buitimore, are darduer, york a 5 bet Fie oe BANNERS AnD REGIMENTAL | gotons, Ra, ngs, Trimm! a iad painding Rt smatid on wake fe Hv nkte FOR THE WAR-RISE BOYS, UP AND st hem Now Is your only chance (0, go 1 the and gain distinction for you lle More able bodied men wanted to ering the gullant ‘hi "any sixth regiment New York Volunteers, Col, Charles H. Innes, to tho maxiinuin standard roquited a Tanke with the he Mie Jn dhe feld for eMelency it tactics and di mander-in-Chief, as well as other malty rit pressed themaclves S| ae tenged with Lue physical apprarance of the men cow ary <4 el ising era transportation furnished on mus tered into taseegrvices af well ‘ae vellet given, to alates wives from the Aid ‘Committee; $100 bounty paid at the ex- Piration of the Fa we further particulars ay . aad “Lieut, JAMES GRANT, | iy Recnvrts ANY OFFICER WHO AS A COMPANY recruited and would like @ commision in a Uni Biates (not State) Volunteer regiment, now in. a at the seat of war, can address Army, Herald office, stating Wherean interview can be had, and he will receive‘all pa teulare, ie: | Watinnrs ate COMPANY A. UNITED STATES EN vere, able-bodied yo (ges of 18 aiid 35. Pi with tee usual ali cdl attendance, For further par Bow! ing Green, third floor, between 87" REGIMENT NEW YORK | YOLUNTERRS, NOW NOW tn tie Held, —Wanted, a few good for recruiting fposea. A Liberal eum wiil be pald for all recruits whee prowgit to the office at 810 Pearl strest, All men deai- ring to enlist will be paid by ro atthe time of enlistment, Oilice 390 Peas L street, BOSWORTH, Major EB hiy-soventh, Bupert vending Reeran a. R0ARY 16, 1862 ‘ Last sian aae Gli Hudson aircon AY FOUNDRY TO LET—VERY LOW, aT SING SING, x. » with steam en, lures, range, bath, and large mivror i Furniture for sale a The house conta Joa gh de and Third avenu avenue, bet OrJNO: SCOTT, 103 He cily any cari witeees wow at of the river, rer, Will be let Pu} ‘ay rat class boas a private ferres or will be sold much Bele he cine ire hanged f for first class city property. Address W., Herald office Ps HOUSES, ROC MES, flog TO Lor. ZAR BUILDING, VI bE wenty third street, between or a pawnbroker or builder, will be Joanie of B. ine, &e., situated right on the riva for other business if desired, The ground erected Siutable for acoal or lumber yard. ‘This is the cheapest rentever offered. Address F Jerald oftice. T YORAVILLE.—T0 LET, A TWO STORY AND basement brick House, with Groton and gas and gas Gx. pailor and’ so: ten rooms; ween Second Hed ear the cars, Eighty-third street, 10 8. THOMSON. agent, Third a ia and Bighty-fourth strécis, oF N ELBGANT COUNTRY SEAT TO LET, FOR SALE oF, exrhange—On the Hudson, one hour's Vide from the 4 five miiutes’ walk from depot. Splendid Mansion, iage house, &e., with six acres, inely shaded, and nag" for a rst class hotel FARM TO LET—A PLEASANT FARM, CONTAIN. Ai ASAT (iifiy ‘acros are under eultiva ion, and the remainder woodland), situated near Perth Cen- ton county, N. ¥., convenient to the village of Am- Serta Central Railroad and the Eri serdam, Central «the Erie Canal.” It has on rd, water and other conveniences, and able tenant on liberal terme, Address J. ald otfice, A seoet coraer ot Corda ai os well adapted for te of manufacturing business au wareroom; well Ii marile front Broadway Walker street. A. FARM TO LET—FOR ONE OR MORE FRARS. FACTORY AND WAREROOM TO LET OR LEAS af'ig. ve story Huilding Now. 64 aud 86 Franklin stew lin street runs through the block to77 White first door east of Broadway; = on all sides; a!so the five story first door east of e tate. for any kind of business. Apply at 72 agate hour's ” re #34,3 Weatches'er county, o1 city; forty acres of land, well watered; two tin “ le over ‘old meted) pres house, in good rae ell ealeulated for summer ‘boanters; room: and weil ada ‘ed for garden pu elng neat dally cont ti apted for g Purposes, being com: ‘and Almost. how Tallroad. fer auto tt veqairets Por forther partivalee oases at or address Farm, 17 Lafayette place. where a fortune has HN HEAT! | Dieown galery 4 GALLERY TO LET—THE WELL ery, 15 Carmine street, corner of Bicecker, been mnade in e few years, Inquire of 15 Carmine street. 80: one in :600; one in Madison avraue, URNISHED HOUSES TO LET.. one IN EAST FOUR- cagenth street, near University plac fest. Twenty-fourth one in Irving place, ', near Brondway, oe: ne in Fourth st there, GUSTAVUS. BAYLIES, No. 4 Pine street. ton street. m, te. Five minutes! Wall strect or South ferriy, Possession given about the lst URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, IN BROOKLYN—A three story and basement brick House to let, at 8 Clin- bat alk from ding furniture, ‘Apply to GEO. ve Rent, W. UULER, ose A antic st., Brooklyn. three aiory Hot street; a de URNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET—WITH modern improvements and stable accommodation: garden and lawn; location ungurp.sod on the Hudson; ten le from the city. For particulars address box 222 Herald URED, OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET— ‘an Int of May, in the vicinity of Union square; the » three Fooms Geep, No. 70 East Fifteenth rable neighborhood. Apply at 206 Broadway. tures, hot and cold water, baths, Brooklyn, adjacent to city cars and f a genteel location. Apply to E, AUERBACH, No. 87 Powers street, Brooklyn, or Noe bud Gold street, New: York, to HEWLE' NCE, MER MORGAN, Pine street, Apply_on the premites, to MARK TEADY STEAM POWER TO LET—LARGE AND How 45 AND 47 LISPENARD STREET TO LET— Possession of 47 immediately. Rent low. Location hear Broadway. Apply to JOURNEAY, 373 Broadway, OUSE TO LET OR LEASE, story and basement brown HANDSOME THREE one House, with gas fix- fo. 360 Pacific street, flea: rent low. and In OTEL TO BE LET.—THE WELL KNOWN STEVENS House, corner Broadway and Morris street, nay now be leased; possession immediately; the furniture in the house may be purchased on most doing painted and repaire h dvantageous terms, ‘The hotel is throughout. None need apply ty references required. A) 6 Bowling Green, or’ to ave note cesh capl TOR! EW BRIGHTON VILLAS TO RENT—HIGH GROUND, modern improvements, hot and cold water, &. ; vegeta us, handsome grounds, bain, carriage , &c., about tive minutes from the landing. First sta every respect. Apply to 1. BOND, 132 Bradway, roou No, 5, Cras TO LET—IN THE BUILDING, NO. 23 Liberty street, between William and Nassau streets, LEV small rooms; well lighted; possession immediately. Ap- ply at 499 Water sireet. Detween2 and 5 P der and containing &l may A. HOPPER, 488 Broadwas POWER IN Stet | STREET.—TO LET, IN rd Buildings, 42, 4 43 and 60, Rooms with 0 wer; location the most cr ital immediate possession can be had. 1 Apply to Mr, HOWARD, ITORE TO LET OR LEASE.—THE FIVE STORY <a clans Siore, No. 20 Jay sirect. lately occupied by N. P- Denison & Oo,, suitable f od or busi- nena baquirs of HL, SOHIMPFELIN, No. Is Bast twen- ty-seoond street, 10 LET—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM pane! HE Third Floor of 45 Leonard street, 100 b; weet, well vy all sides, Apply to TAYLOR & WILSON, No. 137 je stree' LET- FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT House, 221 Lexington avenue. Inquire on the premises, LBT—FROM SIE 1ST OF MARCH, SECOND STORY Room, 38x40, 13 foot ceiling, well lighted, good for billiards and sgioon. Toa responsible fo party Coe would de advanced to insure erinte terete and Twentieth ‘streets; also, a small tene- men’ ‘Apply at avenue, be- LET—THUE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND BASE- ment House 177 East Fourteenth street, in complete oF- lern improvements. Possession Dehad the Istof March if dested.” Inquire of INSLEB nese purposes, bein, the necond floor of dwelling; hag been Also, the Spatalce pe mises, well adapted for ing, Nos. 24 and 26 Wo: house No. 39 Wooster sireet, Apply to MAJOR THOMP- SON, 26 Wooster strect, LET—THE DWELLING HOUSES NOS. 8 AND 10 Wooster street; in good order; are well adapted to busi- ear Canal atrect and Broadway. Also, ‘Canal street, suitable for business and paper hanging store for twenty years, namufactr- ater street, will be leased. Algo, tle New su r stories of the w ad Joiging Huse on, Bros: eater 10 Pratt THREE STORY HOUSE, NO. 6 ST. enviksits Patera immediately. Apply to JANIS Broadway, 0 LET—THE TWO STORY HOUSE, NO. 9 MONRO street; aso Offices in Not 78 Hrosiiwaay, and 5 and 7 Apply to JAMES CRUIKS Kk 55 0 LET—THE FOUR STORY ROUS! ette place, furnished or pat building No. rette Fourth street. Apply Times rid TKS ANE, r[° LET—THE THREE STORY, HIGH BASEMENT House, 148 West Twelfth sireet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; in the best condition, with all modern im provements. Rent moderate to a responsible tenant. Apply at 47 Murray street, up stairs, 0. LET.—THE FOUR LOFTS OF STORE 101 CITAM. bei ond tenant; the weation in New York. Apply om 0 LET—WITH STEAM POWER, VERY DESIRABLE Rooma, corner of Broadway and Broome street; also ip the adjoining property running to Mercer street. Inquire on the sais cewaM. GAL LE ¢ asOn 0 LET—THE THREE STORY AND, BASE MENT brick Dwelling Houses 20x42 each, Nos. 42 and 44 Tenth Greate, sts twderaie rent, Mo, 62 will besitared torn store, if required. Apply to RH. 1a UDLOW, No. 3 Pine strect, oF ty strat street, ro LET—THE LARGE AND CONVENIENT DWEL L jing 49 West Thirty-frat street, northeast corner of e om Phirty-first Tureet with, oF without way, with which it communt- ‘The premiser are now occupied as a first class family foarding house, The owner's family would retain ments.and board. Apply on the premises, from 210 4P. M. or 67 William, corner Cedar | street, a ara ee Su street, a to $475; one in Third ies rh siete ee fect order, all mod a faruiture, which 25 feet front, No, ‘Cheever Fu New York, up stairs, Siyocoure HANDSOME COUN! COURIBY SEAT, wi ALL ter, ae,; co ape and seven ot grown, wal zit ited wih tome ree tasto- fully laid out, with grape vinen, ries, &c., A¢., and suitable for winter, With! wala ope hour's distance of C Bie of Staten Island, Address Ry ment House, fronting the rive: rate; possession Imm a? ig STORE NO. 46 PEARL. STREET, NEAR ng Lofts in the same building, and also in le ibe rear p e or some mechanical business, Inquireof H, 1234 Chambers street, from 12 to 3 o'e'oek. nO LET THE STORE, BACK ROOM. FRONT AND back Basements, of $65 Hudson atrect, near Caual. ‘The store sa 7 with shelvii and aes fend siju- {tea ‘in one leoheashemmmnebstmnnnt’ 51's 223.11 ‘son street. BE T° LET=4 TWO STOR' a. ry @oop Patt 80 Lispenard street, near mt r yen! Also, Siores and cheap ‘Rooms to Tauiulea," Enquire ‘ot LBT—IN WILLIAMSBURG, SEVERAT, TWO STORY ree ory brick sale 60) facant Lots: a] te terme, wih avenue, N.Y oF CHAS. ABest Ste ori Ninth and Third AX, Wiliiamaburg. | LLIAMSBURG, vive MINUTES' WALK LET—IN WILLIA! Me tied 100 John F HED HOUSES IN FOURTH i jon at tenn ae een Seventh and Eighth LET—A NEAT RE! ner FIVE feet frout House, V phan ety n ne. fo ies ra, oF No. 8 Cheev ee, tor ri Pooky’ nienese ofa sy ean, with hot an war ‘trees, strawber- Beate No Pe bow Sav Post 10 ran eee A SMALL vanrLy, THE SECOND AND of third Floor of house 318 West Twelfth at cone oo five rooms and bath: Ly, house new! 4a pert srfect order: possession immediately. FS re T°: LBRoRDRERED, J A THREE STORY BRICK modern Improvements sts, is 106 Mac- ta Yell furnished throughout. Rent low. Apply at No. dougal atree' LET—IN HOBOKEN, sournwaer CORNER OF Hirdson and Second «tre two story altlc and base. gas a nd water; rent mod edintely it required. Also, the. three FY and basement high brick House No. 1 eth street, Apply to G, B, SMITH, No, 191 Went sire NO LET—AT LOW RE. ings and Stores:— ‘Slst street, near 4th avenue, four story Brick House, ‘ail mouern, with gas fixtures...... S5th strect, near 3d ave ney three story” high sioop brown stone, al! m¢ 54 West Slat street, story Eneliais baseames three story and basement turee story and basement. 125 West 47th street, three story and basement 155 West 40th street, four story and basement. . 13] West 38th st., four story aid basement, first class. 129 West 45:h 8 eet, three story and basement. of admission to nee tt he D1 LEHMAN & BROWN, 1,28 Broadway. 10 LET.-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE HOUSES, VIZ, No. ld Lamartine plac 8 West Ninciecnth streets 80834 "West Twenty-trat street; 147 Went Twenty. second, street; No.8 West Fo street; 610 Seventh soeenes 176 Wy yee ninth stres 3, Thirty-second street: S62 West Fifteenth street; 245 West Thirty-tiret, street: West Thirty oor street; G91 Hudson street; 28 West Twenty-second street; 174 rest nent tirst street; 92 Weat Twent ane street, Tuis th street and Seventh avenues } No.1 ques ‘36 Lexington avenue; 68 East Twen- ty-sixth atieet: B faded om Street, corner Lalght—would be altered for business purposes; West Sixteenth street With steam power fur mapufacturing pur Broadway; 261 West Fourteenth street: ied Lexington aves gues 48 Greenwich avenue ; 818 Washingion nieets Eiglih avenue, Roose and stoves O77 Six'h avons, large mme- store, Some of the above to let ist hg ‘ond other ite possession. J. & W. DENIAM, Eighth aveaue, corner xteeuth street, from morning 10 9 in the evening. ‘HE tment Mi AND DWELLING 273 GREEN- To LET—AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES, THE VERY desirable Houses 261 and 28} West Twenty-third atreets 5 TARMONY'S REPT EWS 600 St eon ee, " ul Greenw! o) ‘A. LEAMAN, 217 West Twenty-third street. ane PO, LET A FINELY SITUATED FIRST CLASS FUR. nished House, to a a family only, Brokers need not apply. Address H., box 684 Post oitice. NEAR QUARANTINE LANDING, STATEN y, # three story House and grounds; shed Cottage and grounds; also i dentate Bold: jotel or sem i wl s Bipiy to BEER & SHIRMER, bf Broudw a f+ i 10 LET—FOR A perry! OF THREE TO FIVE Y} several vacant Lots of ground, in evaohe lay nd Po ton street and Se ond avenue suitable fore cout ply to 8. CLARKSON, 148 and 150 Elizabeth street. 10 LET—A SUIT OF WELL FURNISHED ROOM! with every convenienve for housekeeping: or would le the same to gentiemen, with board and atiendance. House private, Appiy at 110 Went Thirty-seventh street. MPO LET OR LEASE-THE FIRST CLASS AND VERY Spacious House No. 41 Bleccker street, boing in parte order, with all the modern improvementa, sirably, between Broadway and the Bowery. Also the Car yeta and Furniture will be sold at moderate prices to the ant, if desired. Can be seen from 10 A.M. to2 P.M. For erms apply to JOHN H. HARNETT, No, 1 Hanover et. (PO LET OR LEASE—THE DOCK, SHEDS AND ONE hundred Lots, for lumbe: vi brick, stone walk or depot for rain or provisions, foot of Fifty-fou arth has been wenty years a lumber yard, "Also, a Cottages qe rooms, Four Lote endlosed, Righih, avenue cars run day and night. Apply to dir. MOTT, foot of Weet Filty-fourt strcet, Hudson river, LET OR LEASE—HOUSE AND STORE 301 CANAL Krect, next door ‘othe Peoples Bank, It willbe let separate if desired, an | altered or put in first rate repair for B good tenant, with counters and shelving, Inquire at the alove number, up stairs, from 10 to 2 o'cloex, 10 LET OR LEASE—A STEAM SOAP FACTORY, HAV- ing large capacity, in Brooklyn, with all the modern im- provements and tixtures complete. "Nothing wanting to com Mence operations. ISAAC A. BIGGS, 73 Nasaau sireet. 10 LET OR LEASE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, NO, 16 West Thirty-seventh street, near Fifth aveuue. Rent Tow to good tenant; two very desirable Houses in Yorkville, ty thorough repair, wiuly all moderp, lunprov $400; 0 sinall Cotta No. 10 Horatio $550 pe: Also, several p and Btords in’ ‘broadway, mm det reight #1 to good tenants. Rie to A. HEEEVANT £ 0, 13 East Tweuty-seventh street, 7 TP LET OR LEASE, 1 FIRST CLASS STORE: fon the corner of Broadway and Twenty-niuth Apply WA. P- STURTEVANT & CO., No-18 East Twenty: seventh street. To LEASE—FOR FROM ONE TO SIX YEARS FROM the Istof March next, a Countzy Store, Dwelling House and Garden, Lumber, Limb and Coal Yard in successful ope= Tation, situate in a village on the Hackensack river, N. J., miles from Now York. “he siock in store, lumber, lime and coal in yards will be sold at a fair valuation, and terms made easy toa responsible party, Also, one Sloop and apparel will be told if desired. To a person of business t in 6008 opporuunity to make money. The owner eatces to retire from the business, which Ne has conducted profitably for many years, Rent for all the buildings and two acres of ground $400 per annum, without taxea, “Apply toJ.J.5 No.6 0 LEASE—FOR A_TERM OF YEARS. TEN LOTS OF Ground, veuween Forty and. Forty-second streets, front ing on the East river, with bulkhead, water thirty fect deep; Is suitable for storage, a foundry or the manufacture Donvy machinery, wierd good. wharf Rcoumimodatious are a. Apply’at the Cedar depot on the preiwises, T9 LEASE—THE SIX LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OD Tenth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street, having brick Office, stabie and conveniences for lumber or ea) yards. Six more Lots can be had in th rear. “Apply to RH. LUDLOW, ss 3 Fine street, or to JOHN 6, Hire, 13 West twenty rat street. 10. LEASE-THE BRICK BUILDINGS COVERING four lots on the auth side of Fourteensh street Heath avenue, sufiable for e foundry, Caetory OF ‘any, me chantoal parpose. Apply to RH; LUDLOW, No. ‘3 Pine street, or tod. C. WLTE, 13 Weal Twenty-tirst street, 0 RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES ON FIFTH AVE: nue, Waverley place, Thirteenth street, ‘i wenty-Lirat Twenty-thind, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-elghih, Fer.) seventh Forty-third aiid Forty-<ighth sireets; ‘Abingdoa square, Wa, veriey place, St. Mark's place, Greene street, Second avenue StuyVesant street, Also a nuinber of unturnished Houses. PRICE & THOMAS, 575 Broa 0 PLANING MILLS AND LUMBER MERCHANTS. — at 14 any order, w each, qui it e ‘DEVORE, No. 10 Pine street, . a we By app ping early ta m ses the best rooms inay bs wcured on easy ier uy tines, STORY HOUSE, rookiyn, being an Gul established i ars’ past. Apply EB AUERBACH, 87 Powers sireet, Brooklyn. 21 ELM STREET, NEAR SPRING <FU Apartments for immediate oc. Fenian the ety, considering the housekeeping, Hest beddiig at is and iinen comple SHED ve lowest. 1m n ve frand ac 20n, ‘high. ‘To be w 1i6 clinton pl LIGHT BUGGY WAGON WANTED; ALSO A LIOM1 Tumber wagon, in exchange for furniture at 87 Bowe: ¥ F° SALE—THRER MULES, LARGE, STRONG, sound and Kind. Apply to A. N. D., foot of Weet Twen’ tieth street. FPOR, SALE-A PAIR, OF YOUNG BAY HORSES, 1516 hand Hag all, hind and sound, Just {rom te country 5 can trot together in 84 minutes, Apply at 896 Broadway, os fALE—A CLOSE PANEL COACH, NEARLY jhag been little u ‘Also a good pair of Morses if req They will be wild low for cash. Apriy to Mr. ty $ Conch Factory, Wooster strect, one door ran W YORK TATTERSALLS, SIXTH AVENUE, COR, ner of Thirtys saints Sie bong auction sule of Horses, Wagons, SI ighs, Bisa ay Bells, Harness, and the usual farlety of property sold week: ly at the Tatteraails, See auction head. WaRmmrates CASH, A GOOD HEAVY MATORED ‘Team, kind io all hi and not ever 8 ye irs old; alec truck Horse, Apply to J. H, SWIFT, box manufactory, Baewick street, near un umbla, South Brooklyn. ANTED—A LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE, 1X GOOD order. Parties having such can find a purchaser by § »plying to M. C, EDLY, 66 Cedar oftice, 2 Street, opposite the Pos AGONS FIT FOR EVERY BUSINESS PURPOSE constantiy, on hand oF made to order, such as, Gro; cer's Milk, Toe, ere warranted to be ag represented. You will find hh place as able as niin y= J) jumber's and ae pe IE ubtuatures, will, oy edaressiay Lae meet « prompt response, |ENTLEMAR O! emus and postion, waters form pm seine tebe 0 otic Jersey ¥ Us OF YOUNG GENTLEMAN IS pystnoue wean Ta, behest AU ab ae tasiaaeee address for ope San in the Ted jes Vernon, station By we A. Shealth eet pare Piece tery ‘wealth, socia a 1 ding with station B, that a gentie- iain by orreeheed rere ty, and possessing real merit, is aur sincerely seeking @ wife, OUN@ LADY WITH A LONG NOSE, BILB 1? an, Soak ath red, Nar a or vt other Gor can dees ts sa sddressing Teapot, Union Union square _— ATRIMONY.—FAIR: mm Bark, BLUE EYES, HAND. cheerful aad Mh cmamet sean money and TS fipeauiee = enaes ay taley Ad ‘Address cas Devons fe. Union square SS HOULD tM by Re! 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