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Lost OF Mia1a1d:

A PARISH CERTIFICATE drawn by A. Pro-
"A vosty. Parish Auditor, to the order of H.
Richards, No. 295, dated December 10th, $780,
for the sum Of seven hundred and thirty-tWo
9+l00 dollars, with s per cent. interest from
date. Said certificate was supposed to be on lhe
person of the said Richards when he lost his lie
on the steamer Princess. The public, however
are warned not to trade for said certificate, as the
payment thereof has been estopped with far'sn
Auditor and Treasurer.
p. 4. ROY,
Agent and Attorney for heirs Of Richards
Pointe Coupee, June 4, 1859.
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We also find the following parishes
represented by proxies, there being no
delegate present theretrom, viz:
St. Tammany 3 votes, proxy.
Washington, 8 do do.
We find James II. Wingfeh author
lied to cast the vote Of the parishes OF
St. Tammany and Washington, and that
said delegates and proxies, have a right
to take their seats as delegates in this
Convention, and vote accordingly.
G. w. MgNDAY, Chairman.
Vidalia, June 20, 1859.
The report was unanimously received
and adopted.
Nominations being in order, Mr.. Mar
tin, Of Carroll, nominated Thos. Green
Davidson of Livingston.
Mr.. Hazard, Of East Feliciana, NOM
mated Gen. A G. Garter, of East Fell
ciana.
Mr.. Alexander, of Madison, nominated
DR.. James Andrews, of Tensas.
DR.. J. S. Magoon, of Concordia Judge
J. L. Stirling, of West Feliciana.
Mr.. Marks, Of West Feliciana, an
nounced that Judge Stirling was not a
candidate, on whose nomination some
debate arose of a very friendly character
however.
On motion of Mr.. Marks, the dele
gates from Concordia were allowed five
minutes recess for consultation.
The vote was taken by parishes vira
roce and resulted as follows:
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STILL L4TER z.

An official bulletin from the head
qurters of the allied armies nnounce
that a part of Upper Lombardy had
freed themselves from the Austrians,
and had proclaimed Victor Emmanuel
King.
During the retreat from Magenta the
Austrians were pursued by the allies,
and when at Malegnano an engagement
took place, during which the Austrians
lost 1900 killed and 1900 were made
prisoners. The battle lasted 9 hours,
when both armies ceased operations.
at the latest accounts they were pre-
pairing for a general engagement.
After the engagement at Malagnano
the Austrians retreated to Lodi, on the
AIDA river, (the bridge of Lodi) and
stationed themselves. The allies were
advancing upon that point, where a
battle will doubtless take place.
CANRoBERT UNINJURED.-The latest dis
patches from Magenta state that Canro-
bert is not dead or wounded.
The government Of the King Of Sar-
DINA has been established at Como and
Lodovico.
Information has been received that
Garlbaldi had beaten an Austrian force
at Brescia.
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NEW
The State of Louisiana,

Parish Of Pointe Coupce-Ninth District Cour:
b.. & \. Soulie vs.. J. v. WinterS.-No 1863.
DI VIRTUE Of and to satisfy q writ of ii t.
- issued in the above entitled suit and to me
directed by the Honorable the Ninth District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid.
to satisfy plaintiffs demand and costs of suit. j
have seized and will offer at public sale. al t1e
Court House on
Saturday, tile CHI dag Of -1ugusf, 1859.
at II o'clock a. H.. all the right, tide and inter
est that the defendant isas in and to the following
described property to-wit:
LANDS. ~
A certain tract Of land established and cultiv-
ated as a sugar plantation. situated in the parist.
Of Pointe Coupee, in this State. on the right bank
of the Mississippi river. measuring eight arpents
and twenty toises in front on said riAer by u
depth of eighty arpents; bounded, on the ith o!
February. 1853. on the upper side by land Of
Widow \. L.acorr and on the lower side BY land
OF Widow Nalerien Ledoux, and now. above by
land of Capt. j. II. Morrison and below bv land
which belonged to Julius Winter and now to J.
l. Utter; with all the buildings. improvements.
and agricultural implements.
Also the following
Slaves:
Tiburce. aged about 80 years.
Adams, aged about % years.
Robert, aged about 20 Years.
Lucas, aged about "a years.
Bill. aged about 80 years.
William, {engineer,) aged about 80 years.
Richard, aged about 81 years.
Samson, aged about so years.
Antoine, aged about l6 years.
Cesar, aged about 80 years.
William, aged about % years.
Onezime, aged about 30 years.
Pierre, aged about Ii years,
Big Rose, aged about % years.
Anna, and her child aged 4 years.
Marguerite, aged about 10 years.
Sophie. aged about 81 years.
Sarah, aud her child aged 4 years.
Therese, and her child aged IL year,,
Jeanne, aged about II years.
Ursule, aged about IS years.
Marie, and her child aged I years.
Mira, aged about 80 years.
Clara. aged about "A years.
Desire, aud her child. an infant.
Priscilla, aged about 80 yearf.
Adeline, and her child aged 4 years,
Sylyie, aged about 33 years.
~ALSO-Twenty- three mules. 2 horses;
Three wagons, 6 old carts, 2 old drays.
Twelve head of cattle, 5 hogs. Ii sheep.
On tie foHouing Terms and Csouditioas:
To satisfy the demand of the petitioner for the
sum Of tHenty-eight thousand two hun
bred dollars, and two thousand two hundred and
dollars interest on said capital to the
1st February, 1859. and interest on said capital
sum at eight per cent per annrm from said Isl
February, 1859, until paid, and the costs of suit
Cash. The balance of the price to he applied
by the purchaser of the property so seized and
sold, to the paying Of the special mortgages ex-
isting on the said property subsequently to the
said Selling creditors, or to any creditor or per-
son legally entitled so the same.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, June rs, 1853.
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State of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Coupec-Ninth District Court
Wheeler y Blake vs.. Loweuhaupt ( Gu~lorfcr,
No. 22U2.
By virtue Of and to satisfy a writ of i. ia.
issued in the above entitled suit and Ia me direct
I'd by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
titfTs demand and costs Of suit, ! have seized, and
will offer at public sale. ut the store of John
Ellsworth. gu
Saturday, the Cd day of July, 1859,
at II o'clock, Il. m. all the right, title and inter
est that the defenda1l has inand to the following
property to-Wlt: .
One Milchcow and two calves: | dray; bread
carts, and lcolt 3 Years old.
Terms and Conditions.
Cash, miM Apprasse74em.
SEVERN i'ORCIiE, Sheriff
Pointe Colpce. June Is. 1853.
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one Of those who will take q firm stand
AGAINST the system Of spoIiation carried
on against the State Treasury, and we
are convinced in advance that lis voice
and his vote will be strcnn0usly used on
the side of economy and reform. He
too possesses, in the highest degree,
]firnnness aud great decision Of character.
"T!lcrc are but two candidates for
REPRESENTATIVES to the Legislature, SO
these gentlemen will have no trouble III
obtaining a nomination. The office If
Represcntqtice is IN s0ch bad oior, from
this parish particularly, that it is inlG,os-
sibIe to find tmo gentlemen who will allow
their names to go before the people III
opposition to the two announced as can
didates."-Eho, 1871 inst.
A fine compliment paid to tie many
eminent candidates whose names were
announced before the people.
We would be glad to know which Of
IL Representatives it is that has done
anything to deserve such u charge as
this. What have they done to give a
bad cdr to the Office which they filled?
We would like to see pointed out the
particular acts complained of.
Did the editor of the Echo ever read
the fable Of soar grapes?
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Is hereby given to all persons concerned tns'
J. Celina Bara, administrators OF the hue,
cession Of Eugenie Allan decay Z
has filed her tableau of distribution Of W.
funds of said succession in the Ninth Dlslils.
Court. in and for the Parish Of Polnte coupe,
and that if no opposition il made to said taoleau
within ten days from the publication OF this 10,
tice. the same will be homoIoga,ed and approved
by said Court. A. BoNDi.
June IL, 1859. Citih'
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rs HEREBY GIVEN, that a meeting Of the
L creditors Of James r.. Bisland. insolvent. will
lie held on WEDNESDAY the 10th of JULY,
1879. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. before John Moebiu-,
Recorder. in his Office. for the purpose of delibrr-
atiag upon the choice of a Syndic of said lnsol-
vency. Il. DIDlER, Drp'y Clerk.
PDintc Coupen, June Is. 1859.
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S 7 r Y.

WAS TAKEN UP, by Valmont Bergcron, a
w black Cow with two Calves Of differ
ent ages, without any mark except a star on the
forehead and both sides white.
The owner is requested to come and claim his
property according to law, otherwise they will
be sold at my Office on Saturday, the 9th Aug
Gst next. S. POTRCIAL.
Justice of the Peace, ILL. Ward,
June IS. 1879.
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FouRrH OF JULY.-The 4th of july
will be celebrated at Williamsport in this
parish. The public are invited to attend.
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Notice.-P. 4. ROY, Attorney and eouH-
seilor at Law, and Notary Public, has reH''''
ii: o4!ce nc1. door 10 tao CouG. Eclse,
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A good backer-a three-story brick
building leaning against a drunken
man.
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=. - < GgoD&.
VIZ 0oY.r"'sa'l FFsP%'i.'l,E ln'i'" ths plE-
~ ., .'. CONSISTING Of
AFy "''""' ~'''''''f'' s28r"-
's''f' f''"<SS SA"F"' h@"f'' Sc,
WHICH, -: ~ 'aIS want IL '''' '"' '''''r Stock in full,
II
D
''r~"nS visiting 10 MAX" eI'i'p bargains wiz
pt. use give IT, eau.
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SEWN S~TNK e cnines.
GRAND DEPOT OF
Wheeler gEsRsan's tt3rhrated
81 WENG M

AT THE STORE or
MESSRS. GRAJ6NARD s CO.
False Eirer, L0.
Which machines they otf,r for sale al he Cly prr>,
They invite ladies and families to visit their
store, and examine for themselves, when they will
have an opportunity Of trying them. jcls.
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Letcher's mai. 139 counties

Ietcher's MAJ. I3y counties. 1888
There are twelve more counties to be
heard from officially. The reported
majorities in the counties to be heard
from Except two) are, for Letcher $50,
Geggin 397, Or l39 more for Letcher.
Therefore, the majority in the State for
Mr.. Letcher may be estimated at about
$50.
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The VIRGINIA ELEcr1oN.-The official
returns from one hundred and thirty-nine
counties give an aggregate vote
fof Letcher. IA, 1871
For Gogggln. 9,344
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
PLINY D. HARD y,
Of ST. Landry.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR LEUTENANT-GoyERNoR:
Ii. M. FL "A M $,
Of New Orleans.
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$3.50

So, ioU
JoHS MGBIus,
DAVID GAY, Committee.
=. B~oCAHCHAUD.
Pointc Coupce, June I, 1859,
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The following manned l"r~Nna WEEK.
designated to par';ciNat, il the di<,ri-
1T the puyir4S Tun'i~:
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
.THOS. j. SEMMES,
Of New Orleans.
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O AuDIroR OF PUBLIC AcCoENTs:
T.. W. ROBERTSON,
OF Iberville.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H.

HTSCHMAN-In Brooklyn Wednesday. Nov i6 suddenly
Of congestion John T. hinehnsn IN the 18th yeer Of his age
his resienoe No lie Lvins-,oa street Brooklyn
day Afternoon le;h inst At o'clock without further notice
HLNI-n this city Tresday evening, Nov ls samuel l.
Hunt. aged ~ years and 10 mcnths.
The friends and Acquaintance OF the fy, dso Excelsior
Chapter No "a o. L. Alcghania Lodge No Is l. D. Of
o. sre respectfully invited 70 attend the nnerA services
residence No 81 First His r.nains ~ be taken 70
Greenwich Conn for inerment, fudsy 18th inst, N the
8 q r. train for NewHsven
HuBBAkD-ln 3rOoklyn, Wednesday, Nov is Mrs Emily
Hubbard widow the Jsbez Hubbard ard daughter Of
M lie Dbeus Chapman. in the isth year Of her
The friends the y and relatives are respectfully invited
attend her funeral late residence No no Lvnsston
street Brooklyn. Thursday, lIth inst, Ct O'Clock p
HYNE-In this city Tuesday morning Nov. IS, Joseph
William Hyne, aged 50 years, months and 10 days
kELlinGER-At his residence in fonkers Tuesday Nov.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his fElera from his late residence ThundAy lTh
int - " o'clock Hudson River Railroad tran leaves
Climbers street station for Yonkers st II O'Clock
MEAkIM0n Tuesday Nov IS ssr short Illness. Of pneG
nons Alexander Meskim, IN the 4s,h year Of his age
yied TO attend bis funeral from East Fifteenth
oH1hursday, l7th inst, .; b O'Clock p.
MOONEln this city, Tuesday morning. Nov. Is amer
eng and severe illness, Helen Mooney wife OF Bernard
Mooney, eyed 90 years.
RUDD-At Greenwi,h Conn., Tuesday, Nov. IS Richard
L. Rudd, aged 80 years
TBORP-At Whippany on Wednesday, Nov. 9, David B.
Thorp son Of the ate David Thorp esq Of Hanover n j.
NlNJhROP-At Torquay, Enslsnd, Tuesday, Oct. q.
Augusta Clinton wife Of T. Lnda Winthrop aud daugh
ter Of Charles A. Clinton, ESQ.
wATSON-At Washington flights Tuesday, Nov Is Wm.
W. WATSON OF Geneva n u, In the Goth OF his
The funeral viii take place Geneva where the ns have
been removed for interment.
WARlNG-On Wednesday, Nov i6 Euphemis J., wife OF
Z wsrin U and daughter Of Edmund Blunt, in the
2sih Of her age.
the edsnce Of her father Monroe place. Brooklyn.
Friday iSth inst, at 2 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

Thus far, the Illinois and Michigan Canal appears to
be doing very small busineSs-poSsbly the hrst
gatherings ON the Illinois River going out to ".
Louis and ewOrleans for the supply Of the Southern
States The receipts at Chicago are OF course, those
which most interest the Eastern trade, and i evident
that the railways will furnish, greater extent than
in previous years the 100000 to 100000 bushels
of corn which the Eastern consumers have hitherto
taken from the Chicago market
The corn crop of 1885, in Illinois, estimated at
lS0 COO coo bushels the corn crop OF the present year
said 10 be much larger than any previous one IN the
central and southern parts of Illinois. In the more
northery parts of this State complaints were made OF
the severe frosts the first week in September and II
seems doubtful ii the farmers will freely sell their
surplus corn until they the turnout Of the next
harvest as they usually hold back this food neces-
sary for their stock, keeping years supply on hand
McSsrs. Vim. p. Wright & Co.'s Cotton Circular
furnishes the following statistics:
CRoPThe OF the ross not yet asceFained fcH the
more distant portions OF the Cotton region. Public opinion
seems 10 have become more uniform looking upon tOo0eo9
bales al an outside The heavy receipt. 1 the ports
showing they OF 10000 bales the largest
quantity previously received to corresponding daes
count FOR the continuance OF large an ESTE
mate ane The occurrence OF the killing rost the 2Sh, sNh-
and 3lst OF October The Southern Rivers all low The
receipts into the ports may be checked for while rom shts
cause in which reduced crop estimates would become
general. -, 60. -
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NEUZ,JERSET ITEMS.

BinIE ANNWHRs,RY.-The Essex County Bible
Society celebrated its Thirteenth Anniversary at New
ark ON Tuesday. The attendance was unusually large
Addresses were made by the Rev. T. p. Terhune, me
Rev. Dr. Neville, and the Hon. N. Ryerson. The
Financial Statement, read by the Rev. q. Sheldon,
showed the entire receipts to have been 81 81 49, be-
ing an increase Of s5l1 AZ over the previous year.
The officers elected were: President, j. T. jackson;
Secretary, the Rev. J. NJ. Freeman; Treasurer, s. H.
W Heath.
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MARRIED.

AILEN-SI TTON-On Tuesday Nov Is a. the residence o.
the brides father BY the Hon james j. Roosye Wihsm
Allen Of Staten Island 10 Mary w, second daughter OF
Jacob II. SEtion Of This city.
"Wednesday, KOv. Is, by the
Rev j. Howard Smith, James b. Archer and n Lo1is-,
tsuTitsr OF =. II. Lockwood, e-q all Of this city
BARJSG-MINTURN-In this city. on Tuesday, Nov Is At
Re Chnrrh Of the Holy Communion, By he Rev Dr.
Muhleabes Thomas cha-ies Barring to Sassa Carter dsh
tf- o, Robert B. Minturn-
oLEs-BlRDsALL--On "Wednesday Nov IS, BY the Rev
Lowe OF Brookvie L. T. Coles TO Miss Susie bEdsal Of
"a. n. Y.
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DIED.

coopER-Iu this city on Tuesday Nov IS wr. B. Cooper
eide. son Of William b. and Mary Ann Cooper ssed years
and mon.hs-
pIssOSwAY-Ou Staten Island. Sunday Nov H. Jesse o.
ius.ut son Of Jesse o. and Leoaora Disscsvsy.
DALY-Ir this city Tuesday Nov Is amer short bat ~
,er- illness DAILY native Of tae Parish OF horo
County westea;h. ireland in the tsh Of her age
EDwARDs-ln Newtown, l. l., on HoaiBy, N9F "a, A's
Elizabeth EdsSsds, ased - yeAss.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov 49,
Before KENNETH q. WHITE Commissioner
PLANTATION OF THR ALLEGED SLAYERS.

TRANSLATION OF THE ALLEGED sLAVERS.
The examination of the captain, passengers, and
the alleged Emily took place to-day The evil
the substantially the statements
appeared the Lieut. Stevens of the United
States Portsmouth testified that when he h
the Emily he but biag oyerhaned and d.
rectedto show her coo she hoisted the American nag Both
vessels then hove to- and Capt Cohoun Of the Portsmouth
went IN board Of the Emily. So
He had conversation with the master tLindsey ou be ala
not deem satisfactory Witness compared the crew
list with the ships articles which showed discrepancy the
bhpaces being dfereE from those recorded on
the shipping artcles the said that two had
themselves upon the vessel and did not until after
sailing their entered the list the words
"Ne-York" the stern Of the Emily showed evidence OF
having been recently painted and on one the
men he acknowledged that he painted while the Coast
of Africa close examination the word painted over was
found 10 be an ahbrevAon the word Philadelphia Wit.
testified relation the cargo and the bringing home OF
the vessel ser the sdourned
10 Thursday at II O'Clock g.,
Jas r. Dwight for the Government James Rdsway ioF de-
PENDANTS.
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COURT CALENDAR-TH1. DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos 80 49, &c,
49, g. ia g. S. o. u.s. 1O3 81 S5 1O1 ILL., Il2 H. llJ
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN.-NOs. o., 81,
49, 49, A. 80 80 ION November Calendar o. S0 10, ion May
Calendsr). &c, 90 to lO7. 81, 81, 108 TO li3.
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos. 80,
2ssa o. 2ss 226s 223s 28ss, 2io 2403, 2l0a 2i 2l5.
changed. 49, 90, 80 80
SUPERIOR COURT.-PaTt Mos. 463, 5l9, 537, jOl
6S3 67e 685 4 6 &C., FOL 73 EOS. CO., Os H. 49, TIA u.s.
Part II.-Unchanged.
CouRT OF Common PLTas.-Payt L-Unchanged.
Part I-Nos 1860 IA 1872, 1O9 lO2 1885, 1853 l4A aI6,
1879 1880 1881, 1874 1883 1f46
KINGS CoUSTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-NOv. H.-Nos.
So 81 ia III 121 1872 123 I24 25 l26 1873 i2a 100 1871,
1872 l33 1884, 1876 1856 49, 1873 i39 40 l4l 49, l las Ia,
l4e I4g $50, ISL. 1872, 1872, 153.
BROoKLYS CITY COURT.-Nos. 80, g. H. >, 10, 20,
23 "a %, 81, %, IS, 36. 40, Al. u, A. as s..
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nsnd. continue to sngmeni. and INC rso}re. on 'ss
creates, interest in the State Of Illinois Tor the nen
six months will be the movement OF 'ne corn oroy.
which promises 10 be eht 70 ten times larger ia guam
tity than that Of wheat and the Surplus beyond me TO
quirements for home consumption VIII probably eA-
coed that Of any previous year.
Unhl the season Of 1856, the Illinois and Michigss
Canal has always been the principal corn importer on
Chicago. In that year, owing 70 the short supply
South caused by The drouth OF tho previous season,
the resources Of the canal were materially lessened
and The Galena Eosd became for the time successful
rival The large crop OF 1855 again reinstated the
Canal and in 1886 il carried 70 the market 5,S71 So
bushels of com The Galena Road carried 3,76i Gig
bushels in 1885, and 5S, 6s in 1856 OF the II SIS,
S bushels Of corn delivered at Chicago in the year
1857 nearly 9GO0 eco were brought by the Csnal and
Galcna COMPANY which that year included all the de.
Eyeries by the Burlington line. The Rock islsnc
brouch, i,lI4,S97 bushels, and the Illinois central
,;S 6S4 bushels.
For the bear 1858 the receipts oy sne Shr, ,hs
canal as usual brought the larges; share, Wa:
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9d-av., ard 100 feet on s3d-st., for si,iSO Dir.
McClsve also reports the sale of lot on northwest
corner Of 34h-s. and 9th-av Is feet on avenue ana
lo0 feet on street, with two story framed dwelling
thereon, for $500. Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell
have sold piece Of land Broadway eh-av and Goth
sts, 2 feet inches on Broadway i+2 feet fronting
66th-s, % feet fronting 9th-ay and about $50 feet in
depth on the south line for S. 500 Also the piece OF
land the southeast corner Broadway and 5ith-S,
fronting the intersection Of Broadway and 9th-ay -
feet front, l36 feet in depth the street, % feet
inches the rear, and about l feet in depth on
the south line for sOOothis is the lot reported
sold by the same brokers short time since for go
rock above grade about feet. We report the sale
BY S. s. Beman, of three lots north side of 95th-st
and 100 feet west of sth sv also, two the south
side Of 96hst l25 feet west Of s,h-av, for IS 500
We annex the semi-annual statement of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company No allusiOn is made in it
to the dividend in regard to which the board still I'M
decided although the impression is very general that
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

BURGLARY.-The house of George A. Good, in
Fghtyrst street Second and Third
tered on Monday night By burga Mr.. Good awakened
by made about the houe aud attempted to the
inudng individual but he took flight The police
bot the burglar had much the and made
Iod his esoaTS