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, 1860-01-27
Rrlcc One Dollar per Bottle.
Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills,

ruHE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and nut up in
GLASS Cn,ES. AIR TIGHT. AID WILL
KEEP IL ANY CLIMATE.
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= ''ns!I-s:c *IItE tb. =. 'huAcl4.
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:-:s.. ; tuthis well c-.a!f;-er dI.ct
IT, constantly tnc.27s.n.l : Ieern ca1,-ourhcd fun
eH4 4an 1s"sH 's.-" VII = vs1ey " The puft>t Veg
r un: u.ci Fif.t.Si = arts Ex:sacta &lri act
Ed silt e1I ..4i1n t:e * .4ise r1sry t.4 t!.s
...rAffs III ri tHihst II! 1r,tcfra-> ran1 cd are
'-+.'l- inIarct nc1u p.ac. n,! aa il ii eA.ts
sr!ratt .hr mach ufa *tere Cathsf.se t. ne
tit Ftteo-s'a well .Aos = I'd, D.r4nzc.1
tar staarl ::s-i,1c- I:1ts ia .lu LAX uGd ta,ls
u~te++. +aEn nn III. hoiY, from
'.14sn es' VII; :tt4nesy, i nts! ,t.!. cid i" sung
uf ftr. luss Appetite. acorp!us :eAsa:ton
:. Ia; aver -: ;@:y. i++ tlca!srhc. wright
~" ileat vi l..*Hm.ery tls;..~ WORMS N Ch:dr.g
r Ai'tN kuH'ti :r.i 1'ursr II the f*Iol, 7ui
s'-.s ir;A4t: to sht aesu i t: too " iucu
.s'1 - .:1tn aav+rtt~.eraf. Da-. to 4.
&'rtre &'tlree 1stE1aeA.
:" Liver 1aris".1.:r aaL Family Eai.Art!c Fills
.'"a ~ titr<esI ensr1ls uud autd wholesale ty tue
fsai- Ii at Il. Arsc TORN.
=. J. ". SANEOln, II. n,
, 1860-01-27
~ A'cCIiutock's Cold aud
<ANFOIsD'S LIVER lNViGO.
\ KATnN

~aNFOItD'c LIVER lNEIGO-
~ IkAToR,
Never 9cbfaitatex.
1t /: compounded rnrify from GIl., aud has becnne
EN- es::.:i.as1 f4e. Stacdaru MrlcEe Known and A.
itosti al TINT lave vsck auu l. ns rcsnrrI 10 with
It!. h1He In H.! i44~ra which It IL recommended
IL his cured titlGi 1hi- :: t.hsv1: niarFsua. Srn
SFfntH tbs last fwo s.:sr* liner t:pM1aints laf-.ie
VII II given up ali En;c~ rv pss...y sour Stuu.Atu
IT 'trf Is tic n1autt1u+ llbius1 t1u+tJtenc.< Col
IL ..'cisca crtlhcs,eA il = it, avl,ra, i!,nera SCR
DAY e"sscssioh sl.ow. - hus, E4oleFx tnfar.:..u,
l"to4f ani>t l'adar'c' - Flatu.n.e. .lu 1I;cc fr
7tir ssanP 1sLens II the " e1knr~s, aud
sHit catt taa'rs IL. lie lt.ed euc-cs~fur In
1.e ia -'ri' ~ -n:rsa-t' Ordinary Family 3[-cn.
tc .:s!.s The tnwet< = II will cure SICK II EAD
i1t tl' dic:a'ts If yni1 iEli "a. I.ou.Ar5s clu
ea::nrf guide you y tt!r Justify IL twenty minutes.
We = lie. f.lEs tNFf' :! - Two three TcxkIrou'
''AAlTl.. and il will =. fu!a &c tlkcn Al cc.uulncs
c1st l.. .rrr Cs.m2sa' }I. = :rent Q! attack,
t"E:- tti.ck+. De- ,.;,s.a, =
~ Sg ar usn., giving testimony In its favor.
M.x Mater b the IupaH with tbe lny1.uY tor ana
t"s:.ou' tnsh t:,;cthrr.
, 1860-01-27

EXCHANGE BANK.
FON DU LAC. WISCONSIN,
IA O'htlso, Cashier GEO. MuWnL,A1a, President.
sol1ed under the Geu@ta Banking Law, The Odess
o1ektnk uousa IN Northern W1scouan.
,Heiestlcts -Geprke emita i Co. l. II Rurch 4 Co
AeIctlx1ts' Loan and Trust Cornn.nr rs941 ~ ns's
, 1860-01-27

T C. BARBOR, Banking and E1-
Il change otce 4. Cass strect. Exchange, Uuturrnt
Money. Cold and Silver loa.ht aud sold.
f. G. A.t11aa- fel3
, 1860-01-27
l5'ag8.
X1EcYlC1E1IE3 43p pEI K13 IN
RiCS lF EVERY NlxrHlpIlfy

.ie aad socsrs B.:. made an1 p1!nseito erdrr With
beautiful brands New aud seenrd hand Neamar3 Grain
and dummy Rag. fcr Shipper. Mult' and Fsrmees
Bak< for Flour, Euekwh-af, Feed, Hams, Salt. Seed &c.
eOsde.s ted with ddeiis7 aud Dispatch bag. loaaed
10 s1lrp<n, m53-yiy
, 1860-01-27

In n. VAN vLECE, Banker,
No. Bruad street, one door from Wall New York.
Deals In Bank Aotes and Specie Dscaunts Paper Aud II
tends to Is&t1u -si3ns Of respondents
TweatYt!tht yexss t. busuess. soics bu4!uess hcra
liz &eesIe1n friends.
Refers permission. to Il. A. Tucker. Es7.. Chicago
, 1860-01-27

Tie k1eate amount insured ary sne ftak |. &ar0o
Int Will not u = ksnstat rule +treed GeQl
Tue 70 psiy hae 20 nesa Tul- amount allow
ID TIT nsu.tt IL auy city. .wp, s44e or btek rtIae
sove1 ed In untez in. BY The genera charn
fres, Sc. s'1e e9
\" pat Of IT, Capt CT dsposedt any other
81: tuFsty therein.
Al 1rese. py Of ina cha:t:s act Of 1neoposatoa
Accompanies tbs Statement.
, 1860-01-27

~" Rc,ncmbsr ti.at Crist n}oro'h
Excelsior Hair Dye Is u. only hair dye America s1ai Ii.
tie ul::EcT Ae-TloS 6 tic hshe,, scientific an.
hc,! =. Tie rost distinguished os chemists. lasd IA
secnpd t. 1one in tbs wcsid> DIX. Chiffon
t.. cefe.! .vs Liza u~n ss-ulGrc lat sh4 dye contain
DIIE7sEara ,s1RE ..E1r Tte oiHs.a! 4cca,rsut mar
le fem It NJ. ~ A*tdT lEq.1<
Is IL WISE TO K1sE
H'au'keneatel oes WHEN th7s endorsed aud unea-
o:s'y I'or 10 Ill t:7s ID the qua y Of the eooss
'"':~ y u auat!"- Sol3 everywhere, Ind applied by
~ Ia'F pFr*s'r'. s:s.sr. ooao. Nc. Aa:or Uuuse ~ T.
JOHN d. PARK. Agent. l.t LAatss., Chicago.
l. iaxEl,,
, 1860-01-27
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, CDOk
~ COUNTY. SS.-Supeiot Court " Ca!eagataau ~
Te-. A. d. l>&Q, Aads4w Wyua ". AILn i. HIYaa-

Attachment.
Public uaEce Is hereby x:vea u the aid Aiaa G.
tsy.o that writ Of attachment .Auet 1t TIA p1ea
II Tbs ctIk OF ths Sup"nur Court VI hc1ke, dated lbs
eihst eth la5 Of Sovcuttr a. D. 1857. .s tie suit Vt
he sa!t Allan = Aid antt the estate Of The nd
Andrew Nyll* fot tha at t1eAy hnlre1 anl n.naty
u.e do!lazs A twehsy thrvs cen.s sec'ei Lie Sss6
uf o1k county. I'll Aala writ Ina eea returned
eutet Nuw. therefore,. uutess you The said A!!aa T..
r. sh. peFsohAlfY ee And APPEAR befots the sald Sup<
neztten thessuf b hude. the coa.. uuuss IN The
city Of Chicago. on Ae 1t-t Mtntav u January 4.
tun, jp xmrnt will be snsI@d Inst anti in favor Of
be sufficient to Aai4y tbs k%d Ndkn1. nt md co%.
will BE- s,u TO satisfy tbs .ams.
MAznxs. TAT : E,~- *,%~'- At,se. ds:hlsas0d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

The stock market was buoyant and quite excited
this morning. There were considerable number
OF outside orders for Stocks and the leading iobbers
of the Board seem to be interested on the side of
the rise. Central rose to 74a In the morning, after
wards fell otto 74 rallied on the news that Sessions
compromise had been adopted, sold as high as ISL,
and closed 75i bid, against "a at the close yeser
day. The general impression in the street has been
for some time that tolling bill would be passed
by the Legislature, but that it would not be 70
severe on the roads as the House bil the newsthfs
afternoon Of . compromise bill having been &C.
cepted confirms this view. The feeling with re-
gard to the conduct Of Governor Morgan In the
matter is very decided; those who know him
never suspected that, for the sake OF political
ambition, he would become the tool Of the
hungry politicians Of the rural districts as he has
DONE Oalcna was Is active az Central, and sold at
one time to-day as high IS 81, closing cog bid,
xgainst go at the close yesterday Rock Island sold
up closng IS bid against the same price at the
close yesterday. Both Of these stocks have been
sold short by the jobbers 90 recklemly that the
wants Of the bears alone suffice to sustain the
market. The Michigan ahares were both trife
better. Illinois Central fell off l. and so did Hud-
son River. Pacific Mail was quiet and steady. The
demand for State stocks continues lively. Mis-
souris were done - low as SIT, but sold after
wards at sl2, and closed s13 bid, against s14
at the close yesterday. All favorite bonds
continue to be eagerly sought by investors,
especially from the South. This afternoon the
market was very active and stocks closed steady at
the following quotatons:-v Virginia SIS, 9SA o.;
Missouri 6's, sls a 81 Canton, 20 J; Cumberland
Coal preferred, 10 a ]; Pacific Mail, 9ii a J; New
York Central, Is. al; Erie, los !; Hudson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

Obituary.
Mr.. DAVE A. Doxw sx-CuuCessmaa from Now Yssk,
wass0and dead h hb room Il Waahigtsa D. O., On ~
nosaipg Il Ne 1eh inst From facts and circumstances
= supposed thaths disd suddenly the night previous,
n BIZ usaai hsslsh 81 vas born in New York, October
9, 1885, was Representative 10 Oougress from New York
nom is4s to 1851 serving on The 0O%n.c On Isdis,
cor Of the port Il New York, under President Flnorc
Hon. WV BEACH diod the llh inst, n the Dslavan
House, in Albany Tho age Of M Beach about fifty.
he has for many pears been resident Of Auburn and
YORK. s. he ,0re ma Wseps
with great ability in the Senate from 1850 TO 1854 he
the OF the late John Beach, Esq ono Of the
largest miers in Western New York.
The hon. LEWIS O Ixm died On tho 1Ath instant, IN
Philadelphia Few occupied moro q tia public atsea
ion for several years than Mr. Levin BE was born at
oeived liberal educator having graduated Il Columbia
College, South Carolina He adopted the profession a the
law, and be pracsised IN Maryhnd Louis.na and ksa-
twenty years sgo and he ausaccd much atteation
from the prominent part be took in the tempeeanos c.use
spSc scsurss upou Il: suS.c. always
sssracted crowds In the year 1873 he became srocSy
inbued with the sprt Of Native Amerlcanism, AMI he
snosS tSs meet influential q is soundsrs Mr. Levin be-
came Tho editer q the Philadepha Daly Sx about that
sn ana sap he Mon
day, May Q, 1874, Mr.. Levin was making speech b
the market house at Kenergt,n, when the messing no
addressing fred upon, and Shjfler RhinedolAr
and other Natives killed. and created party martyrs
This the Of the sertes Of terrible
RIOTS murders and church burnngs which dsgraced PHI
adelpha in May 1884, 70 be repeated In July OF me same
year At the time Of the bloody affair A. the Church Of st.
Philip dc Neri In Queen street, Southwark On that oc-
cMipn Mr.. Levin used Ill The power Of biz eoquence 70
restrain the fury Of h partsans During this exct
ing period, Mr.. Levin was mot Idle With either pan or
speech He Of the principal stump speakers Of
the day, snd his strong Native American articles publish
cd In the Sun, made the paper Immensely popular IA ns
party and up the subscription list enormously. He
was among those who arrested on the charge OF
that tme; but the trials took place. In
lS46 Mr. Levin rewarded for his party feay by be-
ing elected to represent the First (Phiadepha district in
Congress He served with credit 10 himself from 1846 TO
ls4 and again from 1s47 1851 He generally formed
part Of the Committee Naval Aara. After The close Of
bis Congressional career Mr. Levin made but little figure
in political life until 1856 when he reappeared for short
time play eccentric part the stage Of politics
Since that period he has been secluded In consequence Of
the breaking up OF his physical and mental powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hoa. Judge Bonney.

QUESTION OF w0MANe RIGHTS
MARCH 16-Fandctooss w. Gould. case has occu.
pied the Court days. It is action to test the
validity Of lease made by Mrs. Mary E. Gould, the wife
of the defendant Of easehod property In Eighth street,
In this city The plaintiff seeks TO obtain possession OF
the property, alleging that ~ is wrongfuly withheld by
the defendant IL appears that some matrimonial diff.
cutes between Mr. and Mrs Gould years ago
The property originally leased by the Trustees Of the
Sailors Snug Harbor, and came 10 plaintiff by lease
from Mary E. Gould. The husband refused 70 Acknow-
ledge the lease and denies the validity Of the convey
the ground that Mrs Gould had not the power to
vey away any rights she may have had without the con-
Of her husband and his joining In IT, That tho statute
Of 1S<e and 1e4o which gave the right TO married
woman TO bold and convey real estate wms SOLE yet
the liabilities then existing he property being held by
Mrs Gould prior the passage Of the ac) not re-
moved and did not alter the relations then existing be-
tween husband and WIFE The interest Of Mrs. Gould,
essec Of the property is estimated 1t about 20 o00
The husband Is in possession
The jury were unable 70 agree and were discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17


PARTNERSHIP DlyncuLr.-George W. Sned.ker, of No.
SAT Broadway, was taken into custody Thursday
night, by the detective police on charge Of false pre-
tenoes perferred against him by Jas d. NcDougaL Tho
complainant alleges that In January, 1859, advertise
nent appeared In the columns Of the NEw YORK HERALD
calling for partner In ha produce business, and request
ing applicants to call 1t 347 Broadway. Complainant
place. where be was INTRODUCED to The defendant sned
ker said be wanted partner who had $500 70 put into
the business and stated that no worth about 900
In property situated In New jersey and Westchester
county, in this State. Upon the strength Of these repre-
sepatops McDougA says he entered into copartnershp
with the defendant, and advanced sums Of money
amounting in the aggregate 10 300 for the purpose Of
buying goods The complainant further says hat instead Of
appropratng the money In question TO the purpose which
defendant appropriated the funds to bis own
Snediker denies the charge preferred against him,
and says the will stand the test Of examna
ton. Justice Quacksnbush held the accused TO bail in the
sum OF % COO.
DnrosAL OF the CHAIN GASo.-The mywpSs du pare ar
rested in Broadway BY order Of Inspector Turnbu Of
Eighth precinct Thursday night were brought before
Justice Kelly the Second District Police Court yesterday
morning and disposed Of In . summary manner EIGHT
Of the gang discharged promise Of good behavior
while the remainder fined IS. Those who were un.
able TO pay their fines committed TO the OF MES
subjected to imprisonment their lovers" were
on hand with the necessary funds and promptly paid their
fines as their names were called.
PROBABLE FATAL AssAurr.-At an early hour yesterday
morning woman named Mary Farrell was assaulted in
the lager bier saloon No 2s2 Hudson street, by John
Drisco tho proprietor, and severely injured that her
life is endangered The accured Is alleged struck the
woman several blows on the head with lager bier
tumber, fracturing her skull Upon being confronted
with at OF generosity and refused 70 make complaint
against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

DEATH OF JOHN HoRRIssEY's MorHR--About
BIZ o'clocx on wednesday morning. says the Albany
seph ispske were passing along the roestsnkii creek
near ne second street crossing, heZ discovered tho body
to the Shore and found to be that Of wen known cha
racter named Joanna nosrissey. Mrs. Norrimsy was
woman OF very unsteady hAbin, and has probably
any other single person She Unexpectedly served terms
IN our penisentay During nearly year past the uuor
turafc woman had been inmate Of The Troy county
house, which she left only day or two ago, and has
since been quite intoxicated Tho body bore the appear
snce OF having been in the water all night and the pro
bab1y that IN attempting TO the Second street
brioee Joanna les her way and walked into tho creek
Coroner Madden took charge Of the remains and DR..
Burton made apoes mortem examination. Mrs.. Aorncy
the mother Of John Morrissey the pugisi who, in
company with two or three frende sailed from Jersey
City for ErgaDd yesterday He received the an
pAIiure-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

Wenerkoboo RhenOmenOn ae DeSs
Cspt Robert A. g. rsmaa, Of tho ship james Guthrie
has sent ~ The following interesting extract giving tho
psrtcuiau Il mmsuss water spout which hs saw "a
bis outward passage His journal says'-Seps !, 1859,
iron the southeast which put us under double rseted top
sails, with tho uercuriai column At sci; asP ran
down 70 % the wind increasing close reeed and furIed
dark, cumbrous looking cloud which approached the
snip wh m amazing rapidly, while tho WIND oonnneeo
70 increase yecrDg 70 tho opposite quarter when me
cloud Was within about three miles d the ship the wAd
sented terrific appearance Tho cloud now assumed the
form OF An inverted ooue and gradually descen led 70
wares the sea, which Afro formed itself into oy peak
gaDtic dimensions. Around this mountain OF water
whrlwnd Immediately commenced tearing and soattee-
ing the sea in every direction, desachng aud carrying N
Ike vast horizontal Wheel turning around this mountain
Of wster, with the spout for centre with amazing
velocity and the eky the horizon was perfectly
clear tho revolutions Of this wonderful wind and wAeer
wheel were distinctly ysibe, making W revolutions com
plese IN 20 seconds and with regularity and precision
that were truly astonishing. This continued Tor about
twenty minutes, during which time the connecoa OF the
reducing the altitude OF the mountain but tmmodAto
~ became reunited, until finally 1t terminated with
splash, aeatpg tho ship and passing over her ending u
clear the wind set in resh from The southwest and an
nature, we'll a. myseK seemed reoccd at tho desxuc
ton OF SO formidable machine the sun pecped out from
behind tho broken Clouds sending bis streaming rays
through the beayens and tngiDg the heecy clouds with
cocfs far exceeding anything that my eye ever beheld
could not help exciaming with tho Psalmtt, show
wonderful thy works, Lord God Almighty Accord.
ing Judgment the diameter OF this wonderful wheel
wae at least half mile II So the force Of tho wind IN
tha circle must have been 200 miles an hoursufcens
10 have destroyed tho ship In = few moments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
Supreme Court-special Term.

DcfoFV Juukc
The Presidento Of the Lee Bank Isaac T. Holbrook
Motion As 10 rst and third portions Of the answer re-
ferred 70 in the affidavit, denied tho residue with
leave to the defendant to in ten days. Date OF
issue and any notice gvcn not 70 be affected by amend
ment
Samuel I. Knapp ct a. va. Vim. Poutney and othsrs--
Notion to change place Of trial denied.
VIM. Bennett w. Jacob Bennet-Order settled and a.
lowed.
Before Hon Judge Sutherland.
Vim. l. Gilbert and others Va. VIM L. Johnson. Mo-
ION denied without coets 10 either party.
John N. Fnckney Vs. John Roth OF a.-Notion granted
with $40 costs.
Before Hon. Judge Alien.
Comstock %. and others George W. Connstock and
granted coats ten dollars, 70 abide the
event.
Joseph 8 Burnett ct al. Vi. Alexander p. FAka and
liberalization denied with ton doliars costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

River. 50 . 1; Harlem, . {; do. preferrd
Reading. ~ = !; Michigan Central, 40 .
gar southern and Northern Indiana, 81
guaranteed. lsl . I; Panama, 1854 = 4; III
tzsi, Coz 81; GsIena and Chicago. 6ol q
land and Toledo, 2oi !; Chicago and Rod
65a4.
The Asia arrived to-day with dates to-
few hours before the departure Of the q
whose advices-despatched by telegraph
Johns, N. Eve published this morniI
exports of gold continued to exceed the
from Australia and from this country; On
and to the bold announcement OF the Emp
poleon's designs on Savoy must be ascf
decline in the funds. The money market
don was quite easy, the rate for call LOAF
barely per cent. The London Times I'd
increase Of projects on the Stock Exchang|
have diverted public attention from the ful|
With regard to American securities Bari
write:--
A good deal q business has been done in Uni
81 bonds, which are offered q 0lk; Massachud
ling, los; Maryland do, 90; Pennsylvania bond
inscripuons for sale; Virginia e's, ss Pennsylvsa
Railroad bonds. ID mortgage, IS; New York and
80; Illinois Central, 81; do. shares, Is A3 disco
York and Erie shares, ex.
There has been steady demand during the |
for the various State bonds, more particularly f6
Virginia and peDnsy lvania, and transactions to "a
have taken place In both these securities. Tho q
ness, however, haA becn in the United States Nv,
bonds, IN which there have been some large inv
In the market for railroad securities there ID no
INN rfnu IN s,ofira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
City Intelligonc &c


ANOTHER HAUL or PKosrnuIE.-Capt Turnbuli last eve
ming renewed his against the dsorderiy characters
Broadway, and succeeded in arrestng about twenty
more. They all locked up in tho station house.
Some fifteen or twenty OF the merchants on Broadway
and Canal street called Capt Turnbu yesterday, and
expressed themselves highly pleased with the step he has
taken, all of whom stated that for q long time these
women have been great annoyance TO their customers
and interfcred with their business Capt Hutchnes, Of
,be fih ward, also arrested quite number OF these
lewd females and committed them to answer for disor
derry conduct
KnIy TIE BUYER TAKEN TO BuffAIo-Yestcrday after
the boncsman Of Australian Kelly, the pugst, sur
rendered him to the police refusing become any longer
his security. He accordingly placed in charge OF
Detective Eusce, taken to Buffalo the six O'Clock
train last evening.
MOZART Hall GENERAL COMMITTEE comm toe met
las, night In Mozart Hall at past seven Hon Fernan
do Wood, President pro tenn. After long and exciting
debate the following delegations admitted to Gil the
contested seats Shane, delegation for tho Fourth ward
Russell for the Seventh ward; BresIey, for tho Ninth
ward; During FOR the Tenth ward; Genat, for the FIT
tssoh S.ra libby for the Sixteenth ward Bradley, for
The Committee then adjourned. -
CHEAP FARE TO HAMyM.-Ths directors OF tho Harlem
and New York Navigation Company have decided to
duce the fare tho boats Sylvan Grove and Sylvan
Shore running between Peck sip and Harlem bridge to
the following raiessnglc fare cenis tickets twenty
for dollar The reduction will take effect on the 10th
Of April next before which time both Of the boAs will
THE EXTENSION CHAxBKRs S1REEr-The long delayed
extension Of Chambers street, in direct line to James
slip, seems likely 70 he fat accompI that the
report OF the Assessors has been confirmed by the Su
prcme Court Should tbe Common Council so authorize
the work will be mmenced Oh the first Of May, and
hurried forward rapidly possible II is stated that
property to the extent Of $500 eco viii be Affected by the
proposed Improvement.
JAcxsos's hRTHDAr.-The City Hall and many Of the
public buildings gay with flags and banners all day
of
Andrew Jackson seventh President OF the United Sates
born the 18th Of March, 1867, on the Waxhaw
settlement South Carolina, near the line Of North Caro-
lima
FIRE IN BAYARD srRExr--Retween and two o'clock
this morning. Ere broke out the roof Of the building
No 40 Bayard street. was soon extnguished by the
hremen. The building 10 occupied by Louis Lsppardt
lager beer saloon and boarding house. Tho furniture
was damaged about $500: insurance The buding il
owred by b. OKeefe. Nis damaged about $50, and ID
insured In the Bowery Insurance Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
Naval Intelligence.
ne United States steam

Tie United States steam sloop lroquois, Capt Palmer
smiled from Gibraltar the Goth nv for Tanvcr taxing
a. pyssene.rs Mr. Brown end family Uni.cd states Goa
sui 3, Tanger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Tho following b comparative statement Of w. psss
d foreign dry goods n New York for the week asncs
January L.
Fs ne soeek Hasa 1850 S60e.
Thrown on MARKET. lycas,l 7ss.9A iW,su
SSxce Jan l.
Thrown on market II, a,oeo 2s74sSso 3I,ss27o2
BY the abcve Statements n vim be sen that beh the
goods entered at this port, rs veil as the asaount
thrown upon tho market the pas, geek were in erss OF
hose for the period in 1858 and 1852 Tee iotas