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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

vspeui Hal eologi. Z, . bette that 81 a1a
ttos. VITO are of ca- mnt s,o,st D. "a cght .sr'h
O, ur:er.re, .ssb tf,- tha !ol, mea of America
,kcgI Be II de 10 bvil,7e .n.s ms LIE hich mss
aos ch.ed saorded tscm the beet c1aIopie i"f
,utsticn-th.t the sy'en .sn'e1ce. OF Mr. Everett
should rli.Iesd them from itr path Of 2a'ric'i'm-
,bst h. .IsuPl~ ard h;s ~ort' 'aou'd b'eniI+
.b, VI ir. a avoidance of iheif public respolsioh-
tis.; Into eonienpt f"r ire taeOrle. and 81 Sd
u!ra;on for the practice OF our government; III"
I,es -eciuded, ?, barllcal sad proudly. b. a.,iogy
si,sos ard useless. Ib- tn es sIc iul sf great
cccasiots ard teach great duties 10 tie .ineKy
AID courageou. nature. We can spare .omethlng
Of scholarship, somsthir Of Intellectual elegance
.cmething If fA,tidicus ,sstc; but ioo many nobIe
mitds have alfrs6y been sDi.te-, TOO many lives
oncs full of prcmiis hhve already been wasted; our
short history already records too many tragedies
for tie sensitive and too msIy comedies even for
the ut 81 inycieIs'e si.irist
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
u.BEIIY AND THE IsTHnCs ROUTE

The latest sccouIts from Nicnsgus represent
NJ Belly q. figuring away as largel! as ever in the
| sfair. Of Central America He still insists that
his causl is boua fle project sure to be com
| pleted. and he lately gave a grand fete at San
| Carlos to celebrate its commencement At the
junction Of the San Juan with tne lake Nicsragaa,
he has laid out a city. to witch he las given the
name Of Felicia, and which (be exFects) will BE-.
come the seat AID center Of South American com
meTce.
Not confnine himself 10 HE canal, NJ. Belly has
taken the overland transit in hand We have
repeatedly referred to an act OF the Nicaraeuan
Congress authorizing the President, whenever he
m eht see it, 10 open the transit route to free COM
petition. A decree has been published BY Pre'l-
deLt Martinez giving effect 10 the above act ANY
person or company who may obtan patent from
the Government Is authorized to undertake the
conveyance of passengers and nercbaodise across
the Isihmu. All the companies and indiSidual'
thus authorized are to be entitled to use IN COM
mon the River San Juan aud the Lake Nicaragua.
but each is TO have separate land route assigned
10 if. of which it is TO have the exclusive use,
paving an indemnity for all public as We'll IS
private property taken for that purpO,e The
Government s TO receive two dollars on each
passerper transported, and ten per cent on the
freight of merchandise, mails and precious metals
The companies as to all disputes that may arse
whether With the Government or individuals, are
to be subject 10 the ordinary tribunals oi tue coah
try. They are to make no distinction as to nation
hlity IN their rate Of charges whch are to CONFORM
to the treaties exciting between Ncaragus aud
other nations. They are, also, to AVOID all emoaf
easements TO the progress of the caoal. No troops
or munitions OF Uar-unless III accordance Win Tho
stpulations Of treates-are 10 be transported With
out the spt cal permission of the Government,
which also declines any responsibility for any inter
ruption to the route by bocdades or fillibusters
Taking advantage of this decree. NJ Belly has
made contract with the Nicaragusa Government
for the opening of transit route, to last for Fix
years-the time fixed for the completion OF the
Canal-and to 60 into operation within one year
after It's ratification. BY this contract he secures
the privilege Of using the road built by the old
Transit Company, by paying monthly rent
Of $500, oil repairs to be msde at MS eA-
pense. lie is to transport, grat'iltou,lJ ior the
Government mails and troops, and is to ENJOY IN
return, the right of establishing such interior COM
munications as he may please across the Lake
free from any payment TO the Government for pas
senpers or merchandise. The price OF passage
across the Isthmus is Fixed at $50, and the same
for every tun of ordinary merchandise. This con-
tract invites the confirmation of Costs Rica, which
Nicaraguo is bound by treaty to consult If con-
frmed, pretty serious doubts seem to be enter
taLed as to n. Bely's power to carry 1t INTO
.h.ct
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
POLITICAL.

An enthusiastic and blaspbemous Nrgnisu,
whose idol is Gov. Wise, hopes that "if the people
of the United States DO not reward him with the
Presidency, he will at the end Of his earthly career
be raised by the Lord to the highest seat IN the
highest heaven and will there shine and sparkle in all
coming time Ike the most sparkling California gold
-snd the Stats ZeuHg Of this city, while 1t doubts
about the sparkle of the California gold, with equal
blaspheuy agrees in the wish that Gov. Wise may
"comc to sit as rear Il. possible TO our Lord God
We doubt if the political prospects of Gov. Wise can
be much advanced by the revolving profanity of his
advocates.
The Massachusetts, Republican State Convention
is called at Fitchburg, Sept. 90 The only business
viii be the nomination Of the State ticket, and /; is
not probable there will be any change in the present
officers The choice OF Delegates to the National
Republican Convention is postponed till next Winter
or Spring.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RECEIVED Bf
From Washington
.ch 70 rasS. Y. rit1na

sp-el.i Di.7;ch 70 Tbs n \. Tdeuns ~
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July =, lS'''
s.Ior Lerdo had no communication villa Tue
coxa,,,s,, and wil .esk financial aid elsewhere
70 A scheme wholly imprscticable aud "of'nie'''
Selor Mata was alresdy possessed o. the e1ne'A'
view. Of The Administration, aud informed 'nA. Nv
money could be advanced on hl. last scheme lDe
mat that The President ~ill do, though even 'n'
!. no, set oftici,y announced, will be u sGoui'
n, propositions made to the senate II JdaTez can
hold out till tie meeting Of Congress.
Spectators hsvipg interests TO serve con'inue u
Siege that tresty has been received Sicn re-
ports are " holly unfcunded. Mr McLane sen'
general plan embracing the best that Jrarez coala
do a. already announced in ny disPstches, and
urged its acceptance as the basis for more extended
rseotistions and supposed commercial advantages
That is al except that five millions are asAed Is
osn.
Nicaragua dispatches give 40 promise OF an iiil-
mediate solution Of the problem there. Jere1 nau
not mad time to impress bis views OF pohey' OH
Go,e Ousey will not leave tall the whole question
sb, have been settled, and he proesses to act an
der instructions booking 10 an adjustment sa'ih'c
tory 10 us. Lsmars successor Will be sPpointed Oh
Mr. Buchanan's return t, the city.
The denial from BE diord Of Mr. Buchsnan's can
d,duc, in I-6O is on the same footing with s'miisr
contradictions here where the Who'll. power and
ns,rons,e Of the Administration have been EN-
ployed to promoted. B.'s nomination. That dodge
Is well understood.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
PERSONAL.
OyerdoIr..

-Mise Bates, the sister Of the Hon. f. iward Bates
Of ~. Louis, recently eisncpsted the last Of thirty
t~o slaves, who formed part of her nheritauce and
whom she has gradually set free a. they became pre-
pared 70 take care of themselves in freedom. Judge
Bates emancps,ed the last Of his slaves several yeais
sLCe.
"A pbyscia. in Louisville has discovered that by
living principally on butermiik, 8 human being may
pIoloIg existence 10 the period Of two hundred year
Mr.. Samuel I.air4, well known to all turfnen ss
the trainer OF Of tie mos. famous rsce-horses
ever produced 10 this country, including the wonder
ful mare Fashion, died at Colts Neck, Monmouth
County, y. j., on the 18th inst, aged 73. Hi son
joseph, fsnilisrly known a. " Joe Laird, was the
rider OF Fashion in her area. matches.
The Rev. Dr. Strickland, editor Of Tie Christian
Adroces and Jorraai, mas IN press volume entitled
"Old Msclinaw or the Fortress Of the Lsks'-a
ms oricai work contaiung several irteresting lrdiAn
legends, ard Jesuit relations connected with tue
locality described.
-TLe Boston Copri>r ststes upon the very h-st
su,hori,x that the eterorise Of editing Mr. Cnosss
wort. ha. been u,deakrn by bis own family TOR the
benefit Of the es ate and ths. comp=te cole cten o.
hi. vaiions literary productions VII be published s'
81 early date az pos.ibe, In connection with bog
,s,bx The CourIer adds the hope that this ,tste-
nsnt III serve e. sufficient intmstion to any who
,;rbt have contemplated tie collection Of Mr..
Cbos.e's works, az mere literary speculation, and
tbs. his estate not of itself large, may thus have al
tie beref, Of pos.hunous publication 4 his
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
POsy.Gx STAMPS (three and ten csuts) for SAILS
Tur INpIA.RUBByR DECISIONS

The card of William Judsop pubshe5 iu Of the morn
ing p.p~,s h o.aa,-a sd the public. Every document
ano s pa,te affidavit by si Juaon in the IN New
Yok bfr~ Juege usriso admitted by the plaintiffs as
part Il the pos IN in Baltimore wavrs ANY cross
xan o the WITNESSES The counsel bo s1sed tue case
dsndsuts nfnsd Of the ra'oti- nat ne had
beeu In with Nc Juason, and his counsel MI
Dksiscr had been Instructed by thsu in al ma'ters which
would aid the d.pse The suswer by defendants in
Baltimore Nj Jad,,ns pfttsuded title ia a aud wAs
encsl h the flied In The 10 Newlork Judge
In z. rsoI. opinion vac slso before the Court
II the pubic euserau doubts whether the decision o the
Ccu. Court " The un,t-d States tf She District u Maryland,
on final c destroys pr tended tile Of William Judson,
AttoiLey o ChsIs Oodyea and ahTms toe actual e Of
HoR.cs II DAY to lee In quesior derived through
two kn Chaes 0oodyesr they referred 10
tie opinion of the Court which ~ shortly be pubhed in full
tSisued) HoRAcE II. DAY,
ALEx>NDEE HAY.
" w,dr \ ie5A
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

We sbal. publish tomorrow ibe firsl decision os
Judge Giles, Of the United States Court OF Mary
land, in the famous Indis.Rubbsr case which se-
cures to Mr. Horace II. Day Of this city, the o~-
nership Of the very valuable Goodyear patent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Nr, buchanan not n Candidate for
lke.EleCtiOn.

BEDFORD. Pa, Thursday July -, 1852.
The Go.elie Of this morning publishes an article
suthortativ.y declaring that the President will not
be a candidate for renomnsiicn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Fatal Assault upon a Policeman.

FhmNDELrHIA, Thufeddy, JuIy = IoV7
A Mr.. Cotton, a tailor, supposed 20 be crazy, ss
ssplted Policeman Kirg a. the corner cf Fonith and
Race streets this morriug with large pair of shears
and inflicted wound IN the lungs, which is supposed
"a ne fsta lie also riured two other persons before
he coud be secured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Los. of the Bark Elm.

BosTOS, Ihursday, july ., Iop''
The bark Elm went ashore May =, 3, Saan RIVER
IVES Cosst of Africa; she e'terward got OH, AMI
taken 70 Bathurst. and condemned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

MoRI CoNNEcuCUr WHEAT,-The sample of
wheat mentioned in the note beo~ is composed OF
short, plump gTains, apparently thin skinned aud
white srd We SHOULD think veil worthy OF attention
from those disposed to grow wheat in district where
whest. srcwing has been inteImted for many years,
under II impression that the wheat producing quality
Of tie sol was exhausted. But if such soil as the
one described will produce forty bushels per acre. it
i. ce,tAiply worth while for Connecticut farmers TO
Iy What can be done a. raising crops Of wheat upon
better soil.
"WINpsoRyILIE, Conn, July % lSa
"I send YOU small sample of wheat have raised
this year from imported seed. yielding over forty bush
e. To acre land not mannTed or any fertilizers
used--caled the Napoleon wheat j. ELLSWORTH"
twoud have been more satisfactory if Mr.. Els
worth had stated whether this was Spring or Winter
wheat. II locks like the latter.
Iros Br,pcr orrR THr Nltr.-The Ksffre Azzys.
nslleab,e rop-sirder.b bcam bridge across the hlver
Nile, ON the Egyptian Railway, near a. aleNaharla,
opened 10 the pubic on the 10Th OF sst month oy
the Pssna Of Egypt. The structure Is nearly ~" lee.
torg, has eleven openings tao Of which are io feet
each, and spanred by the swing beam. The center OF
the sw reets upon ouoda,0n pier, composed OF SIX
pillars of 10 feet diameter EACH ard the remaining
eleven foatds'on piers Of two pillars each ten se'
diameter. Theee * foundation pillars were sunk oy
compressed ar, on Mr.. John Hughes principle, 70 an
sverige depth Of nearly ~ feet below the bed of the
river ard TO 81 feet below High Nile; the internal
pressure in The csssons while sinking ranging from %
pouud. up 20 "a pounds the square inch accord
alce ith the depth III the ground and hight OF the
Nile. The time occupied in stking these = csssons
WAS ess thsn twelve months and the length
az that NORTON Of them sunk below the bed of the
river exc coed 40 iee. The extreme width OF the
bdge 10 ~ feet. coupisipg stgie hue OF rail IN the
&c, Ter ard a camel track cn each s'de Builder.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Nsw91uk DAILY Griba'ra
FRIDAY, JULY 90. la1a
IN CORRESPONDENTS.

No noscs can taken Can as se'oa pa
intended Insertion nnst De Ahhsnd s,ed or 10
"a ~ az ,he xris~rao Necessarily ss p1ohrs
don bat .s guaranty for his good lara
NJ ..,,o nrds.t. " return rejected Cot.vrn sstoDs
sDs,p... sr. for TIVE Trrgcss Ohes H~at u ~ ssses -
sxsrs..sa 70 HosAct 6,EEiSy 20
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

WV. P.rros, waTrEsrKY, Conn. receives THE TsiTs'
NJ I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Mryrp's MIEaCIIOVs VFRMIN DESTROYER,
VIII - sN : ..' n.4.r, -. IL Wnn, = WnpIn

Tur Only REMEDY N THE WHOLE WORLD
SukK ExTERMISATE
Bucs RolcRrs, ANTS, MOTHs FLEAs MrSKEToEs RATS,
MIoE, and All oTurR NERMIN AND GARDtS NstSTs.
Testimonial Of A. v Stout Pres dent VI the Shoe anu
L, sther Bsnk, and City ChambvSn; - ,..,o.a
Mr. JosRru MryER-Dear Sir Your remedy has been used
odsy In my presepoe ny dwelling house On oh v corner
fshtt tr the oestcto Of Reaches and Coten Bugs The
Bus. almost Immediately driven from their places oi resort
b, ,hr .,r~ueth Of Miraculous Powdef and N surP
insly sl,It dead. ~ ,
Ieuedy sv.ry rsbe. and commend to oil VINO may
N'''" Rrsp.r,fnlly A. V. STOUT.
For Sac Wholesale snd retail. BY the lnSenof JostrH
hyYER. Practical Chemist No 6l2 Broadway sole Agents.
A b. AID D. SANDS Co.. No. lil William 81
THE WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
hs rraAy established s reputation a the best Family Machine
sGtapt The singular simplicity ana beauty OF It's
stessed by the fact that bile II is poess It's operation
competent make least 900 stitches minute with une
r,ssIi ~ JANIS WILCOX
No. 81 Broad~ sy, opposite St Nicholas Hotel
PnactoAi Once No. 7l5 Ch-stnut-st, Phlsdelphis
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten csntsl for SAILS
o6kr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

LADIES. don't 90 in the Country until you get a
rood .pppy of BooIs snd sHors, for yourselves AMI
ohidr,r you will find good articles 81 moderate pncrsH
MILLER Cos
No S87 Canalst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

N.wyors. wcdpe.dsy. July q, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
TURKISH LATAKn TOBACCO,

MLERsCuAVM PIPES,
.nU ured expressly for London CGbsa superior article
ar smokinf A fresh importation jus; received and
FoR ShLT IHE TxADE
Nv TonEs, Son MELvAIN,
No Maiden -lanr, New York
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Ssies = Satt,

RY ri.tus f an Execution TO ME directed and de
~ Iivercl issued cut of the Honorable Distri, t
Court OF the Iith Judicial District. the 23i dav
OF March. favor OF j. ID. HERBERT and ii gan.
WIN. II. WALLIS ant J. ~. EDMONDSON s.
far only as that Execution may be enforced a. aims
the separate property of the Defendant Wallis an,
the JOINT property of both defendants, for the
of Five Hundred and Seventy-two 42-l0U dollars
debt with interest ON the sum of S3l7 80 from the
sd day of Marct 1859, at the rate OF two Der cent
per month till paid, Also, interest on the sum o.
$2Ji 46 from the date aforesaid, the rate of ten
par cent per anlum until paid together with SL2 SC
dollars costs Of suit
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, to- wit All the right, title and interest OF
the within named defendant Vim. IL. Walli,, of III
Snl to certain set of mining claims located at Co
lumba Hill, and known as the Wallis Mining
psny's claims. Also, defendant VIM. III. Wallis i'll
terest in, and to three tail fumes running parallel
with each other and known as Wallis Company's
fumes, consisting of Twenty six hundred feet more
or less together with all appurtcnanres. &c. &c.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the 10th
day of April 1859, between the hours of i0nclock A
NJ and o'clock, I. NJ, in front of the Court House
door in the city of Ncya ia VIII sell AT public auction
the highest bidder for cash in had the tbov
property to satisfy and pay the arps5if ;ndg gaents
Given under my hand =; rfice. city Of Nevada
en- this the 9Th day of March. 50, 1883.
S. W. BORING, Sheriff.
by En- BURRTI. Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Barbarjty at Sea.

The San Francisco Times, of the st
contains a most heart rending account
of the brutality of one Capt. Pendleton,
of the bark Sarah Park, on her passage
from Cardiff. in Wales, to the port of
San Francisco. 1t is hardly credible
that man could be found so cruel in
the 10th century. For some trivial
cause a seaman. Francls Williams, one
Of the most docile Of sailors, was starved
nearly to death, and while in famish-
ing condition kept at the wheel. Una
lie longer to sufe-, Williams took
advantage of the Captains going below,
and got another sailor to take his place
for a few moments till he could get
some water of which there was plenty
on board. The captain had out Of mean
ness taken the pump out of the water
butt and the poor famished man was
scooping a little water in his hands
when he was discovered. The Captain
large. raw-boned man threw the
emaciated frame Of Williams on the
deck, jumped upon it. Aogged it till only
low moan's proceeded from the body.
then tied it up and gave the almost
lifeless form a severe foggirg. Tn this
pitiable condition. salt water was thrown
upon the raw, lacerated back The
poor fellow was then left to shift for
himself. The captain gave orders to
allow the poor fellow not wink of
sleep that night. He died next day
about noon. Immediately on learning
the fact of his deeease, the Captain or
dered the body ont and launched over
board. The Captain declared there
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
PROBATE NOTICE.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Hon. the
~ Probate Court, in and for the county of Ne
vada, on the 10th day Of March, A. D., 1859, duly
made and entered of record of said day, notice
is hereby given that Saturday, the 23d
day Of April 1859 at II of said day, in front OF
the Court House door, in Nevada, we will expose for
sale ut public auction, to the h hest and best bid
der therefor, the following described Real Estate
situate in said city, to-wit:
Two Brick Houses, and lots. on the north side
of Commercial street. in the town of Nevada, oc-
cupied by NJ. Martin, asd S. Levy. The first lot
being "a feet front, on Commercial street 40 feet
inches depth of said house. the whole of said lot
being 20 feet and inches. The second house, toe
cupied by 5. Levy fronts Commercial street, I9
feet and inches, with depth of 43 feet and three
inches. The whole of said lot being 10 feet and
inches.
One House and Lot situated in the town of Ne
vada, adjoining the premises of Brant & Anderson,
ON the west and Stafford on the east. The said
property being situated ON the knoll known as
Green's Point.
All of the above property being known as, and
constituting the Real Estate belonging to the estate
of John Ramus, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit, on approv-
cd security.
EDWARD KELSEY,
HENRY GODAIR.
Executors of the Estate of Jno Ramus, decd.
Nevada, March lS-lm
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
SllrrinrS Sale,

DY virtue of an Execution to ma d-ce.e |, issued
out Oi the Hon. the District Court, OF the 18th Ju-
'icial District, in and for Nevada county, on the
10th day Of December, 1855, in favor of r. p
~lsmeats, administrator of the estate of W. ".
Nrighti and against c. X. Hotailng Freudcnburs
Jones aaI H. Is. Brady, for the If sS6l IL Will.
10 per cent per annum interest thereon. until paid
lad 50 tor Si5 50 costs of suit | have levi d
up md SIZED the following described lr p.rty,
o-wlt:
A the right title and inscrest Of The above De-
.eLd in and to a certain Steam Quartz Mill
sngrnc boilers, etc located in Boston RayIre Grass
Valley Township, Neva Co., Cal. ard lnown as
the Z npirc Quartz Mill; Observation-Disclosures interest
n ald to the Water Work which supply Grass
ey with water, together with all pipes, hydrants
,Id reservoirs connected Herewith. Also-Hota.-
lag 5 interest in certain set cf mining claims To-
Gated III Hunts Hill, Nevada county, being all the
claims which he owns i'll tlat locally at this date
Also-all the Quartz Lodges now being worked in
irass Valley Township. for the use and benefit of
the Empire Quartz Mining company. Also-all
Quartz leIges belonging to the same.
Notice is hereby given that | will expose to pub
ic sale, all the above described property, to the
highest bidder for cash. in trent of the Court House
ioor, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 9th
lay of April, A. d. 1859, between the hour. Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and P. "
Given under my hand this 18th day of March
A. u. 1859. s. W. BORING. Sheriff.
Per Ed Burrcll Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
SileriH'S Sale.

DT virtue of an Execution to me directed issued
II out of the Honorable the District Court, of the
l+th Judicia. District in and for Nevada county,
on the th day of October, 1858, in favor of J. K.
Mcconnell and Henry Meredith and against John
Calighan, ct ais, for the of S9S 10 costs of
SUIT have levied upon and seized the following
property, to-wt
All the right, title and interest of the within
named defendant, John Callighal, Of, IN and to a
certain Set Of Quartz mining CLAIMS, mining ground
and premises, on Osborn Hill, Grass Valley Town
ship Nevada county, Cal. and hnown as the Penn
eylvania companys claims. bounded the west
by the quart claims of McMar'ry Il CO., the lead
of said claims running parallel with the old Osborn
Hill ledge with all the improvements and appurte-
nances thereto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that will expose at pub
lie sale the above described property in front OF
the Court House door, in the city of Nevada. to the
highest bidder for cash, ON SATURDAY, April
9th, 1859. between the hours of 10 A. N. and 4 P.
~, to satisfy and pay the aforesaid Judgment.
Given under ny hand at office, in Nevada, on the
18th day of March, 1859.
S. W BORING, Sheriff.
Per Ed. Burrell, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
C0lhstable's Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to delivered issued
~ from the court of j. E. Squircs, Esquire act
ing Justice Of the Peace in and for the Township OF
Little York, county of Nevada, to satisfy juig
ment rendered by said Court the lst of Feb. 1859
for the sum of Sl20 %, in favor of Richard
Savage aud against J. l.. Brady, Vim. Conway.
- Conroy, and Geo. Morton, comprising the
firm of Brady Co, have seized and shall expose
for sale at public autior. between the hours of 10
o'clock. A. NJ. and z. NJ, SATURDAY, the
9th day of April, 1859, at Little York, in Township
aforesaid in front of the Justices office, the fol
lowing described property, to-wt:
All the ri 5ht. title and interest of Brady 4 Co.,
in and to 4 set of Mining claims. situated on
Christmas Hill, Little York Township. Also-A
set of Hydraulic Hose, levied upon AZ Little York
while in the hands of 4. 5. pcaslInan. and taken
the property Of Brady CO., to satisfy Judgment
and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March
A. n, 1859.
March l3-ti J. MCCONNELL, Constable.