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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
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"a Ign., m" 'r.lI kerr l.. my tt4state-
Tie FAMILY CAIIIAE- a. Tie PILL i gentle bus
sctiy. C4LlzrtC. Which t.= proprietor has used IN
fis practice ro-e 9. al tweAty years
Tie con. -aut.y o. -r,n-- .TE c-ula.i from those
who have long iced i.,s Z. Us, a.L the SAUSAGE
tlJu which express :. gard 10 their has
iuG iced rs foTi .-e tf=r "ttnin the reach o. all.
Tie Irr..--..u vel :. snow that d irrent Ca
th-rtcs ..-f u Pc. ~l. portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CAriihE. :. IiC PILL has. wiki Cue
r.ru-r 70 5ls taLii>li-i fact. been
i..pI-! ..ru p variety . OF the pur.st Vegetable
sNiYacrs which aat al.-e part o! The sii.
fu.f.rv canal ar.I are - Z, oil and ie in alt
rrr- ltrarElcI need .d, such D-rangeIn Its
81 the >.s..a d. S.-.t!- . ness, Pt..s in The Back
aud I-i.- I4-'.r-re.s. P..u aud Soreness
bee 81 ole BODY f-.t. S..,- d-,s cold which frequent
IS e. nsl,L..l s.f ID - clr c.AT>- Of Fever Ioss
~ An. .- . C---.-r., - Sensation OF c ID ths
BeEy E.s,sr.sr..- Ii-..d - r--e, or Weight in the
ii-~L. Eli I4Eslsu..-o-y Diseases. Worms ~ Call
,.ren or AI-.- = .-If-.- . s.r, grss- Purifier Of
TN. B.r,r.- s... -l.t- &c .ssls-s which flesh 10
h,r zoo uu-~sl. 20 ....SI...ga IL. -. t.ss.
,4=L. L.-s, -
PE-CE 4 LINES.
t. LIVER INYIGUEATOG a-d FAMILY CATHAR-
Tie Pills Tr'-i.-l - prugsis generally, And sold
= aO.zsA.S y, t..s sT-4r l. a.. ,i.e 'srge towns.
: e. " SANFORD. NJ. D.
NJ -aetcr-r and Prop i=to'.
6. .IoziSaY. New Ysrx.
Sold N Ottawa ~ l.. /. GRiGIS,
J.. WALKER,
q a. THOMPSON.
sep!9 81. hSEUSsb.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

MAREIED-On the 29lh ult., by Arthur lockwood,
E,q, Mr. ArOUsr BiGrIS and Miss ELIZABETH DuEFIELD.
On the I'D inst. by the same, at the Geyer House,
Mr. WILLIAM SNYDER aud MISS MANY JANA BATTLEs, both
of Marseles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

The grand circular wolf hunt on Tues
day came off according to appointment,
but the snow and cold weather appear to
have prevented as large a turn out as was
anticipated. La Sale and Livingston coun-
ties were on hand in respectable force, but
the Grundy folks appear to have come up
missing-at least not in sufficient force to
close up the gap, and most of the game es-
capped from the circle in that direction.
Not having been out ourselves, we are
obliged to take the story of those who
were, as to the achievements of the day;
and unfortunately for the truth of histo-
ry, these stories, like hunters stories ge-
morally, don't entirely accord. Several
have assured us that at least 80 wolves and
70 deer were within the ring most of
which might have been secured but for
the Grundy gap; and that, as it was, but
f'e deer and serea wolves were secured
Another-not very thorough Nimrod-
says but FIVE wolves and three deer were
slaughtered, and that at least as many
more escaped. We are inclined to take
both stories as true-the first taking po-
etical, aud the latter a purely matter-of-
fact view of the case The day was bitter
c,ld, and after the hunt, most Of the party
broke for the nearest human habitaton,
some of the Ottawa boys not getting home
until yesterday. When the tste is TO come
off, if at all, We are not advised
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Farmers

Sugar Cured Homs. Eeer and 7onguss; and Fresh
Fish daily received from the Lakes.
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viii receive the highest market price for choice Butter
fresh Eggs &C. either Cs.h Groceries, his
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help, he is prepared
to sell and deliver goods promptly any part Of the
city FREE CT CHARGE. ape
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

PcTfumery ana soaps.
U8IN'S Extracts, c. iognes. Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
IL Beached CASTLE, COlRate's Honey Soap, Sschsis,
Pulls, Hand Mirrors Toilet Powders, &c., &C.
ocS Z. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
Produce.

tuEutt HTes
Bureaus Ta'1es Stands. Bedsteads. Chairs. Mattrass
-, Sc. which viii be sold low for cash or barter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
4 $50

Butter Egg Cheese Lard, and all kinds Of Field
Garden Vegetables in their
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

To H0iei Keepers. N".iaHranfs. OrIc
Sisls. a:rOcer> aud the Public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

Spring, Winter, Rye, Buckwhest, and Graham Flour,
Cracked Wheat, lIommopy, Grsnaiated and Corn Neal
constantly on hand.
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~ you have not tried the KERsOLINE fer instantly
removing all grease spots aud ssaiss frsm Velvet,
Cloth KA Gloves and xlI kinds Of fabrics. 20 70 G.
EARL I SONS and get enc bettis 70 Try nsv1e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

SChOOl & NrOe.
VHOY Books. Gift Books, Games fer Children.
IL ocS ~. GRIGGS
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Blacks Column.

Ladies
viii ind 4 good assortment Of Work and Travelling
Baskets, Bird Cages Seed. &C., at Chicago prices
Please call and see them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
Later from Havana.

hEw.ORLEASs, Monday. Nov d. 1850.
The steamship Noes Tay Tor has arrived here with
Havana dates OF the 18th inst The news il of no par
ticular importance.
CHARrEsTos, Monday Nov % 1859.
The steamship Isabel arrived here last night with
Havana dates of the 2Jth inst
The steamship Northern Light. with the California
mails, left Havana on the 9th for New-York
Sugar Was firm aud prices had advanced quarter
real er arrObe.
The stock at Havana and Matsnzas was 70 900 bexes
against o., ESQ last year.
MClasfes was nominal.
Freights were depressed owing to the unusual num-
Der OF vessels in port
Exchange. were advancing; sterling was l5I l6
= cent premium.
Drafts on New York at 60 days were 81 a per cent
premium. eaud on New-Orleans short time, ja6 per
cent Mexican dollars were at 9 per cent premium.
Serrano the new Captain General arrived on the
24th, and amid great demonstrations Of rejoicing, took
the oath of office.
The ship Heidelberg had reached Kew West.
The ship Charles Croker had bilged. 2 los bales
Of cotton were saved from her.
The ships Eliza Mallory and Mary Goes had been
wrecked. Part OF their cargoes Were saved
No cotton had vet been saved from the brig North.
The schooner VIM. Newcomb had arrived at Key
Wet with the remainder Of the cargo of the wrecked
brig Margaret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
FROM CHARLESTOWM.
From The Baltimore AmsrieoA

MOVEMENT or VIRGINIA TROOPS.
Gov. Wise is forming quite military eIHAanpmenh
az Charestown, anticipation OF an ate nPt 70 res
cue Capt. Brown and his fellow-prisoners
The cadets Of the Military Institute unde command
of Col. r. n. Smith, 30 in number, with wo how'll
GERS and full camp equpage, accompanied by lf9
members of the volunteer companies from Richmond d
and Alexandria, now at Charest0wn, M up in q
So. cal train yesterday from Washington. JAe Aess-
GnGrsa Sentinel, Speaking of the cadets, says;
These yoqns men having been ~ constant ts s o me
wedserned and be regarded oSsgusrss
ofN irgiaia"
Two companies Of military, one from Norfolk and
two from Portsmouth, numbering 1875 men, arrived IN.
one Of the Norfolk last night, and TO
start for Charestown IN special train at an carly
hour this morning.
The Alexandra Rhemen and another Of the CON-
panies which have been quartered at Oh srlestown-
during the past week was dispatched Yesterday TO
Wheeling 10 assist in protecting the State lin from
anticipated invasion from Ohio. We also earn that.
the searched at various points IN Virginia for
armed hibusters, whose coming seems TO DO looked
for with confidence.
THE RicL1nond Dispafch of Saturday says:
1.-THE following military companies In the Soath beVe ored
their services by sepsp6 Wise defense honor
%rion Light insniIy Of n z The Hascoci Van
Ss''s sad Sy % he S ss y 1 Sis
G. all Of which have been respectfully and Thankfully decinea
honor, and execute her OWL laws"
USING sEDITIOUs LANGUAGE.
John Fletcher, formerly Of Washington City lD!Cl, :
several persons az Norfolk, Va. Information WA
lodged against him with the authorities, and censsa-
BE dispatched 20 arrest the offender. The officer won't
10 biz house and attempted to seize the accDed, whom
be resisted drew knife, and swore that he wou!dJ<1
the constable if he tired to take him. The CONSTANTS
finally gathered posse of citizens and tbSeatened 70
enter the dwelling and take him. Fletcher tbonght5
bert 10 surrender and carried of TO the oekraps
Tie Rockville Md.l Journal says thata nan wasz r
rested near the Great Falls in that county, on Wedfs
day last for the expression Of feeling a sympE5 ~
with the late rebellion at HarpeFs Ferry. lie 10 n w
in the county jail
VISITORS TO THE EXEcUTtOs.
The execution Of Capt. Brown il to iaks pses , ON
Friday next before the hour Of ~ o'clock, aid Il il
exIecfed there will be- large attendance ina the
Northern States. We learn hat secopd lsitSs has
been received By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from
Mr. Perham TIE great excursionizt stating hat 10 has
already made arraBg 10 bring z,DOO as far
Baltimore. The Richmond DtsPafch Of $1Fsr lay, in
abiding 20 visiiors 10 the exsc1iien, says..
II rumoredAhs great mol, uds from tho FIes 81 win
be present eIecuo. II 70 be heRsd that the
ezeu. FiIsna who not eDrohed IN the 10Y tsry VII
Al all the oomnaudeF Ct tho MI iafy, viii
make such 70 prevent saDsert c er0~dns
between specaDrs aud the sodsf Probably,
ysors other States, IL hey pfed - se ~
all bsAssned pohi - whsEe they car N mischief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
From California.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. %, 1859.
TIE Overland Mail has arrived here with San Fran
cisco dates of the 9TH inst
The Governor has ordered an election for the 10th Of
December to I'LL a vacancy in the State Senate. This
win be very exciting election, it involves ques-
ton whether the Legislature shall grant the right to
construct bukheads to protect the harbor OF San Fran
cscoa project involving expenditure OF 50, OOOoOO'
An Association has been formed at san francisco,
with the intention of embracing the whole State, Tor
lie purpose Of excluding the Chinese from employment,
excepting the lowest kind.
Busiress was stagnant and there had been no sales
ofany consequence since the departure of tae steamer
Of the 9Th instant
dispsteh from San Francisco, dated Monday, 9TH
inst. D. M. overlook the mail at Gilroy. 1t Gays
trade oneped fairly for the first Of the week. Light
sales of choice Bacon were made from the ship Daring
atl2Ial3e. June Butter sold at Sc., but the market
Was Quiet and the purchases liruted.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
The whaeship Massachusetts in 81 days from
Ocbotsk arrived at San Francso the 9th, and fur
nshes the following report from the whaling heet 10
Sept q: 70, ~. 10, ~,
bbs Congress llIs oATs s Sso barrels; Caif.mis
40 bsrTes Massachusetts, go barrels OrIa0A o. ~
S D. b5o@Ps 800 bb Wavelet bb Ohio 42O b6 levi
IS bbls L. g. hlclliohd
onw"Id 100 bbls scotland 40 bbls s. 6eoLfe go o9s
0,heo $50 bb America $50 bbs Florida So oe' u b
povland 500 bbs Camilla b'0 bbis huPhia,eS ~ u"i,
0Dtslio $50 bblA; Eliza F. Mason, " hAlesI7h All
81. ~ Warren ior Codsprng), 1000 bo% Delaware, OF
NsI ondon TOO bbs Cincinnati Of Stongt ton ooV opls
A. IN Nantucket bills Northern Light oil falrhANeh U
hb Alice OF Coldsprns $50 bb Tempest Of New London
SfO bb ditch Of W erren 900 bbis Midas Of &
fod a. bbls Hobomot, Of Falmouth 800 oolsi RAPID SO
The Massachusetts also furnishes the following nfor-
nation:
MAY %, Capt Palmer of the bark Kinghsher, was
carried down by line attached to whale and lost.
August S, Capt Waterman, Of the bark u d.
Tbompson, died and was buried at Elbow Island.
August %, Capt Salmon, OF the bark Midas, died at
Ayan.
The bark Phonix of Nantucket, which has been
missing since last Fall, was lost Elbow Island Oct
10, 1853
The remains of the bark Ocean Wave OF New-Beo'
ford also missing have been found on Pinsles kook,
Zen miles north of Elbow Island Nothing has been
heard OF the crew.
Capt Hardy of the bark Phonix, in letter TO
San Francisco says that bis vessel was driven ashore
in a heavy gale, and coon went to pieces he ans
sbe crew were washed the island, and taken on by
tb Massachusetts, in the Spring; they will return oy
The next stearner The Ocean Wave was wrecked IN
sbs same gale and there is little doubt that the whole
crew perished v...v..,. and on
the 9th, EudeAvor, nom do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
The Denver City Express

ST. LOWS, Monday, NOV = I0'0'
The Denver City Express has arrived here Of'hs'"S
.s,es Of The Eth inst, aud s., 900 in treasure
TTs Provisional Government was working harin'-
Iiously. ooSe Of
The LEGISLATURE was engaged in Perfecing eooe u
,.. srd ooneenQ measures to raise revenue to carry
On the Government. .,.-.,l.
Min;no continued TO be prosecuted to consioerspie
.x,.r, H. weather having been favorable thAh
anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

The HERsIrAGE-1welv,, niles from Nashville,
Tebp., on good road is wb at was the hone q G1n-
Jackson Though the grounds and fombs OF the Jack
son family have been purchased By the STATE OF Ten
psssee yet there have been no improvements about
them and decay has commenced IFS work upon me
senees and ouihouses II is proYosed by some 70
establish an Agricultural College on one portion OF the
Hermitage 70 instruct the children ard gnacaidren
Of thoee who fought under him at w-Orlesns, and
ali who may be entitled to the privileges Of the institu.
ten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

ST. JoHs, n. b., Monday, Nov - 1913.
The following is st of the Storage passengers oy
che Indian:
SAVED.
AG. Rowland, VIM. STIss,
Franz kustsr, wife, Joseph n sa'u'
AZ F;cImsnn VIM. Masn,
Richard Brown, MI rieISo"'
g. CrOwman,
DROWNED.
Lewis J. Moses, wife, AleNan ,e Do"N''
and two children, James f H,Ao"
NIT VIM Johnston.
cmi9, THOMAS ROBERTSON, PurseI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

wIS1EK AT TaE E,sI.-TAs Bangor G,oH leArns
that at Brownsville, forty Hler north Of baneo<, on
"Wednesday morning, the snow was IoIllsen HAhes
deep and the storm bad not ahsied In bangor, also
sleighirg on Wednesday. A ow-stoFE pfeyared at
the While Mountains through the day lat tuesday and
the sleighng war excellent in the mountain dsrlc, and
northern New-Hamp-hire on "Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
Hartford Election.

HARTFORD, Monday, Nov % IS59.
The annual Hartford ToNn election occurred to-day
and resulted in a decided Republican triumph. Tle
Republicans elect Town Clerk aud Selectmen by ma
ioIities ranging from fifty five hundred, and also
five COnstables, while the Democrats elect but two
The Grand Jurors equally divided. Three thou
sand votes were cas-about the usual number at our
annual elections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
From EfaIa,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Monday, Nov. ., 1853.
The Utah mail of the Sd inst brings accounts OF the
execution of Thomas K. Ferguson for the murder OF
Alexander Carpenter. This Is the rs Judicial eXecu-
ton which has ever taken place in the Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

y,,s B-ooklsn Eagle proposes the Hon. iheopnll i
:, chi, Member Of Assembly from the llid DIS
-, - KINGS County, formerly represented o! uo"
-. ast the Democratic candidate for Speaker Oh
- iIonse Of Assembly Mr. Caicots prospects Oh an
u' however are not very brilliant as his part!
-, rs members in House Of rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
The Illinois Central Railroad.

IHICADO, MOnday, NOV. ., IoJ5,
The case Of George G.. Bates agt. The Illinois Gen.
trad Railroad, which has been on trial in the United
States Court the past fortnight involving the right of
the defendants to their depot property in Chicago
decided to-day in favor of the road. This is the second
time the case has been tired with the same result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
The Brig War Eagle.

NORFOLK, Va, Monday, Nov. g, 1879.
The brig War Eagle, from Havana for New-fork,
with sugar has arrived here She has lost her fore
and matopmasts. The bodies of Capt. Stillman and
son, who died AT Havana, on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
The Southern Pacific Railway.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday, Nov. % 1883.
The remaining ihree-hfhs of the quarter Of million
of dollars have been rased here for the construction of
the Southern Pacific Railway. This Mr..
Thompsons acceptance Of the Presidency, and the m-
mediate extenaOn of the road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
Rhode island Politics.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Monday, Nov. % 1859
The Ameriean-Republican and Republican State
Committees have formed a union and joined in a call
for State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
TIC Lac Gale on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Monday Nov. ., IojJ.
No losses are reported by the late gale Lake Erie,
except that of the schooner w. II. Craig, with cargo
Of 1900 bushels of wheat. She went on the break
water this morning. and is insured in the Buffalo Mu-
tual Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

CHARLEsTowE Monday, Nov. %, 1859.
On Saturday and Sunday the town was crowded
with strangers and solders
Extensive preparations making for the reception
Of additional military forces which are hourly ex-
pected.
The churches have all been taken possession of for
barracks.
Sentines nightly fire at imaginary foes, and num-
Der of citizens have narrowly escaped their bullets
On Sunday night the military confidently expected
an attack, and the sentries doubled. No dis
turbers appeared, however.
1t is stated on good authority that Gov. Wise has
sent spies into Ohio and Penn ylvana and it is from
their reports that large bodies of are armDg and
moving toward Virginia, that the military forces are
being so largely augmented.
About 200 additional troops have arrived here since
Saturday including two companies from Wheeling, so
that we now have about 800 soldiers under arms.
letter from Huntington County, Penn, states that
large bodies Of armed moving toward Virginia
scroes the North Mountain, supposed to be on their
way to CharlestOwn. These reports cause constant
excitement among the people.
Arrangements are making for the gallows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
PIECES OF REGISTRAT YOM.

The following are designated the places in each
Election District in the several Wards of this City, at
which the registration will be held to-day and to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
AN ITALIAN GIRL TO HER UNCLE LOUIS.

AN ITALIAN GIRL TO HER UNCLE LOUIS.
UNCLE, you said that you would come
And bring with you a big pEsm cake;
oniy 6nd little plum
In much waste psPer--saa mistake.
promised every girl at school
Ths, would give them each dice.
Ssme call yoH cheat--soTe call ma fool. ,
This trek you shall not play ia twice.
sie1.z, Ass q. lsSa W. S LAN0oR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

CHICAGO, Monday, Nov. %, 1859.
The United States Court in the case of George c.
Bates act. The Illinois Central Railroad Company, to-
day rendered divided decision for the defendants.
The case will now 90 TO the Supreme Court. The
plaintiff is satisfied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

THIRTEENTH WARD.
Dist.
>. I Goerck-st.
8. "a Mangin-st.
ia Suiiolk-st.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
/. .l29 Crosby-st.
2. .2l Priuce-st.
Q. ~ PHnce-st.
4. .lT9 / lizabeth-st.
5. 6 Msion-st.
s. .l7f Orand-st.
7..2OO MOtt-st.
8. .83 Elizg1eth-st-
9. LAB Mott-si.
10. Al HowoTd-st.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
| /. .lZ4 Amity street.
2. Cor. sullivan and Blocker.
3. .lgl Mercer street.
4. .l29 Wavelley place.
5. .ll5 Eleventh street.
! 6. 3 West Eleventh street.
7. Cor. Washington place.
8. 20 Bleecker street.
9. .l4g East Tenth street.
10. .68 West Thirteenth street,
| SIXTEENTH WARD.
| In seventh avenue.
2..l02 seventh avenue,
q. .ltG Seventh avenue.
| 4. .223 seventh avenue.
3. .802 Eighth avenue,
8. 200 W. seventeenth street,
| 7. 100 Ninth avenue.
8. 90 Tenth avenue.
4 o. los Ninth avenue.
llO. .2g5 W. Iweuty-hith street.
| SEVENTEENTH WARD.
l..Cor. Riyington a Bowery.
! ?. .332 Houston street.
| g.. .l63 Suffolk street.
| 4. 80 second avenue.
81 sixth street.
g.. ! Stuyyesant street.
IN Thirdavenue.
9. geS East Thirteenth street.
| Q. .2u8 First avenue.
llO. IA First avenue.
HILL Avenue A.
liz. SIS Fourth street.
IL. BIS Houston-st., cor. Az. A.
ia. .26s Fast Thirteenth street.
lis. .l6i Eleventh street.
ll6. 90 Avenue \.
ll5..l31l Third street.
lis. 1876 second street.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
| 1. .288 Sixth avenue.
y. e.. cor 6th-sv. & lsth-st.
.7ll West 2ith-st.. southeast
corner Of 6th-ag.
4. .l81 Third avenue.
5.N. T.. cor. l7th-si. and 3d-av.
as. =. cor. 22i-st. and jd-av.
7. .3ls Third avenue.
: B..N. ". cor. l4th-st- q lst-aT.
Q. .228 Fast Eighteenth street.
llO. :. W. cor. 22d-st. and 2t-av.
lll.N.W. cor. 23d.si. and lsi-sv.
lI2. :. 2. cor. lTth-st. and lst'av.
iIs..S. r. cor. 21th-st. and lst-ay.
ia. =. T.. cor. ZSd-st. and Az. A
NlNETEENTH WARD.
/. .6OG Third avenue. al Egan's.
2. $50 Eorty.second street.
Ia. Pufceli's. sixty. hrst'st'
4. seventy -6rsi-st. s. Ihasd-ay'
q'hiTd-tv. a Eighty-iith-st.
TWENTIETH WARD.
i..2Q6 W. Twen;y-seven.k-st
?. $40 West fwen;y'ninth'sl'
3. $50 Teuth avenue
4. .2ss Vest Thirty -sixth-st.
5. 40 Tenth svenGe.
G. Lee W. rwenty-sevenih-s,'
:. .226 West Thirty -sixth.st.
8. .l8G West Thir'y-eish th-s'.
Q. .278 seventh avenue.
no. .sOS Seventh avenue.
I'm. .l2l IVES; rhirty-hrst street
liz. Lac West fhirty-third-st-
liz. .s9s Seventh avenue.
Ia. ass seventh avenue.
/ TWENTN-FiRSI WARD.
4. .46l Eirs; avenue.
2..39l Third avenue.
3. .4ge Second avenue.
ST. COZ. Siih-st. and Sd-aV'
S. .566 second avenue.
6S.E. cor. 3sih-st. and 2d-av.
IA Second avenue.
8. .a54 Third avenue.
an Third avenue.
!. IlO. AS Fourth avenue.
In. $50 E0urth avenue.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
n .es4 e:h-av. bet. ssax4sth-sts,
2. .lsI West Forty -sixth-s,-
A B'dway, BET. sd a ojd-sts'
a. 4s West fo-ty-seoond.st;
s.llth-av.. bet. SSH aud SSth-
G. .G9i Ninth avenus. -,
7tli.av.. bet. s6th snd 9TH
Cor. 10Th az. and 1s'h-ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29
The sugar Crop.

Nyw-ORLEANs, Monday Nov % -;
T1s o,or. - s,ventysix sugar planters in the vcln-
ity Of Baton Rouge are little over bali Of last year s.