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Detention OF the Arabia.

BosIoS, Feb. o, 1859.
The Cunard steamship Arabia sailed a. noon with
ninety three passengers for Liverpool and twenty
for HALIFAX, and nearly go 900 In specie Hon. j. e.
Ward, Minister TO China, and family among the pas
sengers
me Arabia grounded on the Lower Middle At 80 p NJ
today She came or 1t three O'Clock anchored in Quar-
antne In consequence Of the thick fog having sustained
no damage.
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Court Calensiar-This Day.

SUPREME C0uRT--Gcneral Term.-Moton day.
eurxHxn Coun--Circuit. 1.-Nos 1871, 81, 500,
lS!, e6I, 81 So, o. 49, B7, 169, 1888. 1875, ILL., IT'S,
lS6, l9l. 193 99S, 1881, 277, 1907, b22, sos, 474
337, $685. 1884, $685. Part Mos. 26s 40 274 297, Sol
800, 303, 1le, 1870, 500 to 500, 600, 173.
SuPxRIoR CouRrNos e6l, Q30 400 314 323, 3s4, 408,
410, AL 412, 4l4 Ar 422 423 o. g. Al8 287 AIS AGO.
43l, asa, 440, AL, 443 TO lle, 800
70, 10, 80, 81, OF.
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NEW ORLEANS Feb. 8, 1853
Marshall Texas) advces Of the LIST state that the Pa
cc Railroad compromise had failed. The amount Of un
obectional claims had been reduced to leaving
$50 600 for further examination. President Fowlkes re-
fused to make payment unless the was delivered to
the old company under the final award of the Arbitration
Committees who thereupon resigned giving their award in
favor Of the new company. The convention, however,
resolved that Fowkes should take possession of the road
west Of Marshall.
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Poxr1ASD. Me-, Feb. 9-rl1P.M
There are Jet 10 signs Of the steamship Indian, now
about due with Liverpool dates Of the 2eh u four days
later. The weather Is rainy.
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ALBANY, Feb. 0, 1852
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
OF Watts Sherman and others, against railroad in
avenue d, New York.
To abolish the pilot monopoly.
Nessrs. Chaner and TuthiH presented remonstrances
against any change in the pilot laws.
Mr. GRzES (rep) reported against the bill to limit the
imprisonment for the non payment Of nes Agreed to.
Mr. JEREMIAH (dem) reported the bill favoraby to pro-
tect yards by prohibiting running streets through
the same.
Mr. Tu1mL (rep) reported the bill favorably TO ncor.
,porate the Union Navigation Company.
Mr. NooRx (rep) reported the bill favorably TO close
the tunnel in Atlantic street, Brooklyn and discontinue
the use Of steam there.
The annual report Of the Astor Library was then pre-
sented
The Comptroller reported unpaid appropriations Of last
year TO the amount Of $21 500.
The Agricultural Society In invitation to the A.
sembiy 70 attend their sessions. Accepted
Mr. YOUNG (rep.) gave notice Of q bill requiring any
person bringing action for SANDER 10 give ample
rity for the COSTS
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.Ieraey City News.

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEy.-Two young men were
engaged Tuesday night in passing counterfeit bank
bills Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Middetown
Point, NJ. AS2 bill was passed upon Thomas Carr
grocer of Grove and Mercer streets and the police
succeeded in arresng OF the parties but he
leased Carr declined prefer complaint against him.
II was subsequently ascertaned that several Of the bills
were put off,
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NOW READY AT ALL THE NEWS DEPors.

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEAsH-SOLOMON WAS
~ mistaken There are many things under the sun.
But the newest one that s bound 70 create sensation
ever II b known. The New York MorcUy the besuufrl
popular and universally read sheet which publishes suc
Charming original romances and of the neatoet n0
enserpsng and correct issued for family perus
cm New YORK has made dacbng advance the creeping
elusive pencil Of he finest artist in the New World IN
Elk o. G. BARLEY, to illustrate it, thrilling storos r.
WIN sdt nmenseiy to it, superiority. must become pet
o. al who can appreciate exceenoe whether 10 literature
sOUIHwORTB, CAULDWELL 4 WHITNEY, and viii us.
OCCASIONALLY make them fortune ID jus such journal ~
WI win hearty welcome At every family hreside -Phade
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Criminal Anairs In Baltimore.

Criminal Affairs In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Q, 1859.
John wseman, boy fifteen years old, was to-day con-
victed Of mansaughter, he having killed boy Of the
same age, named John Farlow, last July.
Governor Hicks has respited Gambri'l and Stephens
who were to have been hung next Friday until the 18th
of March,
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mArr1eM.
MAJ w csna--1 Wednesday. Feb: .. By the Rev.
Of the lste hiip Requa, all OF this city
vMcsxT--S. An sicKIE-On Wednesday, Feb O. bv the
Rev. 1honss .Awyer, d. D, AAAc J. tuonr. OF Neg
York, 10 ExnA VAN sicKla, daughter q Corne,us
Van sickle, Esq ), Of Greenponi, l.
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p Appointments by the Governor,
ny and ith ne advice and consent of ne Sey,afs

Wc~.,v~u - JANUARY 20 1859.
NO. ro. n,,s PumIe.-New York-John Arnold PaTen,
Ws Tsnrv r John Ewing Jr Charles Neteton,
James dnomson Frederick smyth Paschal W. Turney
Now York city. ' '~'' S'''S'0'' VI
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Interesting from Northern Mexico.
from the New Orleans Picavune. Feb. a.

From the New Orleans Picayune, Feb g.
By the Mexican brig Eperanza, Capt. Basso, arrived
yesterday from Tampco, have the following
interesting correspondence. Tho news there received
OF the recent engagement between Dcgoado and Mramou
Of which 30 much has been said, Ii far worse for the
former than any account that has reached u.s. AS 10 the
detachment on the 10 the relief Of San Luis Potos
presume II Ia under the command Of Mramon's brother
Is our news nom Vera Cruz and not OF the President
himself:--
TAx1co, Jan, Is, 1859.
We have many rumors aoat here from the interior aud
Vera Cruz seems that Degoado has received severe
noeging from Miram0n and that the latter Ii marching
rapidly on San Luis 70 protect that place from an
BY the federal forces under Blanco.
Mramon made prisoners Of thirteen hundred under
Degoado This news Is doubtless reliable but the ru
mors from Vera Cruz require confirmation
me troops OF this garrison are In dsaected state, in
consequence OF the withholding Of their pay by the chief
who takes the lions share TO himself and officers.
Business continues exceedingly dull but, should Mira
mon obtain another victory Banco IL Is his intention
70 march hther and garrison this port with reactonay
force which Will be the Of opening the communca
tion 70 the interior markets. and give the advantage Of
getting rid of old stock.
The brig Mlnatitlan, woolongham, master, will sail
hence for your port In six or days, when pro-
bable we shall have some interesting political news to
communicate.
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Now READY AT ALL THE NEWS pEPors.

frHE NEW YORK MERCURY HAS GIVEN PROOF OF
good Judgment and enterprise In the engagement OF Mr..
Darcy furnish designs fer the ustrions Of their
Mr. barley s.ands high draanghssmsr and The Merrury
people stand equally hrh for their aid talent as
prsng newspaper publishers an tor Their n thew
axe me froS ranh n newspaper Hsys-ars no. know
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The New York Central Railroad Dividend.
ALBANY, Feb. 0, 1852
The New York Central Railroad Company have de-
cared semi dividend Of four per cent payable
on the 2lst Inst.
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NOW READY AT ALL rBs NEWS DsroTs.

THE NEW YORK MBRCURY.-AMONG THs NEwsPA.
that may be ranked with tie of New YORK n.
riodcsls s The Weekly Mercury Is corps Of conbutoss
o. some the best writer's Of The day;
well written romances and printed good paper aud u
unexceponsble syie The pr0Detors The Mercury
recently secured the services Of Felix O. barley one e
the finest artists In the country who VIII furnish uslra
tons for that This weeks e oo-
tributon from his pencil illustrating exciting scene In hs
new romance by Ned Buntline entitled wfia0
for The Aercury-Trenson IN. - Daily Tue American
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Geo. Saundcru' Metallic Tablet Razor
the genuine article never been equaled for
producing the keenes possible edge For BY
J. 4 8. SAUNDERS, Ne. I Aston House.
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The Robbery OF the Adams Express.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. Q, 1859.
Maroney, agent Of the Adams Express Company here,
who was charged with the recent robbery OF forty thou
sand dollars has been bound for trial Al the next
term Of the Criminal Court.
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American Scenery, City Views, Landscapes
and portraits Of the people photographed true 70 nature
LEGO subjects on chow, BY HOLMES, $50 Broadway.
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Fire In the Illinois Penitentlary.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Q, 1859.
The penitentlary building at Alton, Ill.,, was partially
destroyed by fire last evening The loss is unknown
No prisoners escaped The nre was the work Of
cendiary,
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The Boston Mechanlcal Bakerx.

BosroH, Feb. Q, 1859.
The project TO construct mechanical bakery similar to
the one destroyed by the incendary fire Sunday
Ing, is favorably progressing At public meeting Of
merchants to day the subject committee was chosen
TO report feasible plan Of action for the purpose
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PFlsOner Shot In AttempfIng to Escape.
Boston, Feb. 9, 1859.
prisoner, named Mannon in endeavorng to effect his
escape from East Cambridge JAIL shot twice by Mr.
Sanborn, in the struggle but his arc not fatal
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Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also
ten pounds coffee for 81, at CHRIsTIANsONs, No. Cham
bers street. -
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spEADY ABOUT-TACKS AND BRACES"
I was Captain Seawafs order to his American Prtes-
teersmen, ~
"rHE rYRANNICIDE'
shot under the stern Of the
BRITISH sLOOP OvwAR
and raked her fore and afI with terrible effect
Full particulars OF this
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE
VIII be found In the opening chapters OF
NED BUNrLlNkS NEW SEA STORY
entitled ssawa The Terror of the Coast tale q ~.
nLUsrRATED BY BARLEY.
Now ready In
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

HID, IDimitabIe Hair Cutter.-Hasr Dye 90
cents boz black or brown No. Barclay street. and by all
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Gurney's UP Town Gallery,
7O7 BROADWAY,
First block below the New York Hotel
Photographic dAguerreoaypes, miniatures IN OIL and ivory.
types.
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Ballou's French Yoke Shirts, View style,
made 10 order, and warranted It, at less than usual
prices. at Ballou's Shirt Emporium, lO9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

Defiance Salsmander gafes-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and Also nrs and burglar
proof paror sAfesL Depot lea Pearl street.
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Steamboat Collision on the Mississippi.
vICKsBuRG, Feb. 8, 1859.
The steamer Cherokee, from New Orleans for the Ten.
river, in collision with the steamer Mckee
sunk, but all hands were saved She can be raised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

Crfstadora's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs,
vately applied No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-10

hohovvay's Pulls md Ointment arc now the
remedies used the public hospitals Of
proncnin affections quinsy measles smallpox livery
doctor OF skill uses them In his practice.
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MISCELLANEOUS
A ko1Bhk 7xsra MONIAI. UNsOLICITED AND WHICH
"A doust- Read fov yourselves

| "A dCuD4- Read Tor yourselves
hc.'Erxa, Noble 10 Ind, FEB s. 1859.
Pnot o. wooDber Sirin the later part Of the year
1859 While attending he and National School VI te
STATE Of New York. my har, frcm unknown ma.
AZ months Tie whole upper part OF scalp amok
rey hert Of Ne covering ana mch The remaining portion
upon fhe SIDE sad back OF head sh1uy AMER
gray 20 that you VIII not be surprised when tell ths
upon The State lnetana
not much II los discover the Of
Ae chance IN my appearance my intimate Acquain
tses were 70 recognize all Il made application
% tn mos shful PIP sans In the couy but receiving
asuAce from them MAJ ny hair could again 30 resored
10 The laIr part Of The year 1857 Jour Hsk Restorative ":
hair restorative IN use hfed bottle and found ny
great saisfatoD thai the desired effect Spce
ENC as resu, have rich coat Of very so BLACK hair which
and ski IN he production o. Ssyfu article, have
recommended lie many my friends acquaainces
NO am hsPpy TO INFORM yvu, are uping with Ike effect.
A, n LA1TA, Attorney and Counsellor n Law
psPo S broadway and sold BY all desrs throughout the
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Barry's Tricophereus II the Best and
cheapest article FOE dressng beaufyng cleansing curling
preserving and Restoring The hair. Ladies' try It. Bold BY al
druRRinfa
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r ADD, wEBSTBR CO.'S
Ia TlGBr STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
For family and manufacturing purposeA preferable "a
any other Call examine or send for circular before
purchasing. 400 Broadway.
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News from tho Piains-New Gold Dlgglngs
Discovered.

ASe8 INC 1HaSnt Oh Suffrage IN lMoss0-
chusetts.
BosroS, Feb. Q, 1885,
The Massachusetts, House Of Representatives adopted
an amendment to the constitution requiring residence Of
two years in the State subsequent naturalization for
voting The vote stood 17s yeas against 80 nays.
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Balls and Parties Va. snow and Rnlu,-Ln-
dies white ssn kid CATERS boots and sppsrs for
balls and parties 1ndarubber soes for snow and
rain. MILLER a Co s87 Canal srest
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Half Dozen Fine Shirts for a..
M0ODY'S Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway.
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AN INTERESTING ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-THB
"A NEW YORK MERCURY appears TO be rapidly grOwfnG
INTO ayor and We are told already circulats something like
sne publication OF speoSid romance Of he BY veil
known writer, entitled THE seawaf, Terror Of Dc
Coast with by that eed and spirited skeshsr
fe barley, who e to be hereafter cosssapty engaged
In lusratinR the noveetes of the New Yorh Mercury
glance the which or this pe
every that there abundant study
IN tne pictures Of the artist We have named Az for the
departments OF tne paper not necessary 70 h
they are keeping with what should be expected from e.
tenstve shles.-BOstOu Traveller.
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Herring's Patent champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes 6 Broadway, Murray
Shirts Made TO Order, Superior In Mate
rails, workmanship and "a, at JACKSON PURDYS 6a7
Rrrnd
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7'HE NEW YORK NERCURy.-THB POPUl AR jour-
ps one Of he beat store papers nnbsbed 10 new York
ky The haye j succeeded IN making an ar
argemen with rex o. O. barley will bereater devose
m.ef 20 illustrating the noyeiees wAch Viii BE- nnbsSsi
The New York Mercury They ass secured tSe bess
Mere meresry rsp ~ splendd romance OF sea from tho
ration will Appsar-whias Mountain banner.
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Burning OF tho Schooner Marcia Farroyv.
BosroN Feb. 0, 1859.
Arrived, bark General Taylor Burton, Marseles She
reports, 9TH inst latitude 81 deg. So n. longitude 81
deg Al min, fell in with schooner Marcia Farrow from
Rockland for New Orleans Gre and leaking badly took
of captain and crew and brought them here.
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Loss OF the Bark Phebe.
BosroN, Feb. Q, 1889
The bark Phebe OF Yarmouth, Me-, from Xibara for
Hamburg, was totally lost, no date, near Xibara.
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now READY AT ALL THE NEWS DKPors

TIE PRoRRIETORs or TIE NEW YORK MERCURY
seem bound not % be outdcne. they have secured hs
seh 70 Illustrating the novelties Which VIII b pubikhed
an eminent artist win greatly add To- the worskness Of Ibis
nov deserving and popular weekly. Subscribe To
Herald.
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he hesnsst possible edge razor. For sale by
A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retain
By Al .tatonsS a wholesale only BY EBERHARD FABER
Gumey's Up Town Gallery,
ylrs, block s 81 st &c ". York Hotel.
Photographs, dAsuerreotypes miniatures IN OIL and ivory
Defiance salamander gafes-WIth Patent
proof pai'or 'assa Depot lsa PsaFI :,,sst
ten pounds coffee for o. at CRIsTIANsoNs, No Cham
American Scenery, City Views, Landscapes
i1s OF OF The 81 81 ss 70 nature
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes ISL Broadway Murray
Shirts Made 60 Order, Superior I'm Mate
rails, workmanship and H. at JACKSON PURDYs, 6T
broadway.
Cure Your ce.eh:-ss Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourteenth street
BarTy's Tricophereus II the Best and
s: A & ss's. s1s
drussisiA
Crfstadora's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best tn ne world Wholesale and retail, and tn dye pr
Balls and Parties w. snow and Raln.-La-
dies white sstin KID and linen CATERS slippers
balls and parties 1ndArubbr and hoes for snow and
rain MILLER A CO. 987 Canal skreet.
Half Dozen Fine Shirts for o..
M0ODY'S Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway.
Dupuy's AMOUNT Vernon Bouqust,v the new
perfume Of exquisite fragrance
r. DuPUY, Chemist, 600 Broadway.
Ballou's French Yoke Shirts, View style,
made 10 order, and warranted AZ at less than usual
prices. at Balou's Shirt Emporium, 400 Broadway.
BatchcIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
II the manufactory 2Ss Broadway
HILL, IpimitabIe Hair Cutter.-TIasr Dye 80
sen's boz black or brown. No. barclay street. by all
Clhrehugh's Wigs and Toupecs are tho
only ones that perfect a. ghtuess aud natural appear
Anoe. ic2 Fulton street. corder Of Broadway.
Hol1oway's Pulls and Ointment arc now the
only Icmediss used in the public hospitals the Of
poncms nuecous qnlnsy, measles AMI smallpox livery
ooc'or OF skill uses them In his practice.
"
Take Hcalthful Physical Exercise nj Woods
Gymnasium, Ne Last Twenty eighth street
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nARLEY, TIE ARTIST.-MEssRs. CAULDWRLr.
*, sOuIHW0RTH WHITNEY. propretors Of the NKW
YORK nkRCURY Of the popular Journals a
day have succeeded In securing services Of the inco
parable artst Felix barley, who will hereafter devuza
himself to illustrate the novelties Of that publication His arr
e9o,t under ths win in splendid romance
OF the sea-, which will in the MERCURY of ira
l9h inst Such enterprise the OF the publishers a. Z
evidenced In the enlistment Of Artist a. "
Porsnouth IVA Transcript.
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r RUSSELL SPAULDIN0,S ROSEMARY
TBE ROSEMARY u the best dressing hair known
The ROSEMARY viii restore hair to bald heads.
1HE ROSEMARY will remove dandruf.
THE ROSEMARY Il the best thing Tor children's hair
The ROSEMARY has not and cannot surpassed secur
ing to all clean. healthy scalp and beautiful hair
The proprietor furnish proof 10 sustain the assertions
above Room will not admit the voluntary certificates
diyiduRis no have used with
The has stood the OF for eight yeara II
you not sased try il The sgnsure Of the preprseor
on all genuine J. RUSSELL BPAULDiN0,
fremont street, Boston, MAa.
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prrsCELN,ANEOUs.

Nrow RxAuT AT ALL TIE NEWS DErors.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
Slleriit'S sale.

WHEREAS on the 22d day Of Sept. A. D.,
w 1859, n final Judgment and decree was
rendered in the District Court OF the Fourteenth
Judicial District of the State of California, in
and for the county Of Nevada, in favor Of Il.
RASC0E and against S. S. FEM and Ru0DA
NJ. FEM, his wife, for the sum of Fifty-two
hundred and forty dollars, principal debt, with
interest on the principa at the rate of two per
cent per month, from the rendition of Judgment
until paid, together with all costs of suit. And
whereas tue 22d day of Sept, A. D. 1899 1t
was ordered and deereed by the said Court. that
the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint
be foreclosed, and the property therein describ-
ed, to-wit: The Ranch property known as
"Loafer's Retreat" now occupied by S. S. Fem
containing three certain tracts of land as sur
veyed by Jay johnson, deputy County Surveyor
about the 9th day of January 1854, and survey
ed as the property of NJ. w. Irwin, NJ. A. Sin
gleton, and said Fem respectively, the rights
of said Irwin and Singleton having since been
conveyed TO said Fem, with the appurtenances,
the same being situated in Eureka Township,
the road leading from Snow Tent to Jeffer-
son, Nevada county, be levied upon and sold to
satisfy said Judgment, interest and costs, and
the proceeds thereof applied to the paymen. OF
said sums of money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that | will expose to
public sale all the above described property to
the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court
House door in Nevada city, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of October, 1859, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d day
Of September A. D. 1859.
s.w. BORING, Sheriff.
Per Ed. Burrell. Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Railroad Sxrvey.-The Placer Her
aid says Mr. Stangroom, the Engineer
Of the Sacramento, Placer and Neva-
da Railroad Company has completed
the preliminary survey of line from
Auburn down Antelope Ravine to the
California Central Railroad, at Grci-
der's, point eight and two-thirds
miles nom Folsom. The heaviest
grades on the route are sixty-six feet
to the mile. Mr.. Stangroom is now
engaged in running a line directly
from Auburn to Folsom.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

FUNERAL ORATIoN.-Col Baker
delivered a funeral oration over the
dead body of Senator Broderick to an
immense concourse. on the 18th inst.
The place selected for the mournful
duty to the distinguished dead was
the public Plaza IN San Francisco.
The oration of Col. Baker was appro-
pirate, eloquent and deeply affecting.
1t may be found in the columns. of the
Sacramento Union of Monday. Col.
Baker seized upon the occasion to
make q healthful impression upon the
living. We shall publish the Grafton
In our next,
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Speaking Of horses, a Hanoverian
paper tells tie world "that the silly
prejudice against horse flesh has al
together vanished in Denmark and
Northern Germany, and that in the
city Of Hanover alone, the number Of
horses slaughtered for eating is be-
tween two and three hundred a
year."
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
Tie Fatal Duez near San andrea.

TIE Fatal Duel near San Andreas.
1t appears that DIR. Goodwin and w
Jefferson Gatewood, the parties to
this duel, had personal alteration
at San Andreas about the time that
the late Senator Broderick was there.
A Sacramento paper learns that DR..
Goodwin. being Lecompton man,
charged Gatewood with being a
Black Republican, because he under
stood that he [Gatewoodl was about
to vote for Col. Baker. Gatewcod
denied the imputation-the lie pass
ed, and Goodwin was knocked down.
A challenge followed, which was ac-
cepted by Gatewood. and to come off
as soon as his hand was well, which
had been injured In the encounter.