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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
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Arrangements have been effected between o.,
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. co. and HUNTINGDON
X BROAD TOP R. Il. co. by which Freights are
transported at the follow ing low rates; From
Hopewell 10 Phad-l phlA, Flour C2J cents per bar
rel. Grain, 81 cents per 100 lbs. Merchandiz-
West ward, From P Philadelphia 10 Hoppwell, per loa
lbs 1t Class, - cents. ID class, 90 cts 81 class
- cents. 4th class, 80 cents salt and Plaster
80 cents.
Erelghts Westward are received at the Pennsy!.
van'a Railroad Station, 18Th and Market Streets,
Philadelphia, and forwarded daily.
FEeIsA's Eastward are received at the Horawe
station OF B-oadtop K. R., and forwarded daily
S. B. KINGSTON, JR
FIeighl agent. Pen'na. X. X. Co., Phll'a.
5. s. FLCCK,
Freight Agent, II. & B. I. R. r.. HopeweI Station
RiidesDuig Coal, Fine and Lump, always on baud
and for sale.
S. 5. FLUCK.
Sept. 7 +, 1850.
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) NITED STATES MAUIINT,
BETWEEN - d.

CHAMBERSBURG x LATROBE o., pvnpoo,
new and splendid line of Concord pal, CT
leaves Chambersburg daily Sunday excen,al, -
sssa \. NJ, and arrives o.
- g5sSss8 in Bedford at P. N, f=oazzss9t3
ss1z--19zSz 1zs-z1 9zSz same day. Leaves W -
Bedford daily, Sundays excepted) at a -
Latrobe, making close connection with WsI 'o'
tof Plttsburg and The West. Returning. a.,a ''''
trobe daily tSundsys excepfed) on the arrsvsI
train from Pttsburg, al 80. A. NJ and -,
In Bedford same evening. Passengers 7yisa5arr -
East, take the coach next morning al
and arrive at Chambersburg same evening tip a
RATES OF FARE :-Erom BedtorJ T., Cs.1.
beTsJurg, 50 so From Bedford to Lalrots 5 81,
From Bedford 10 Pittsburg, SIPS.
The stock on ths road cannot be surnasssJ t
any IN lh- State, and the drivers are careJ. go
aud accommodating. This is the cheapest. ma.
expeditions and pheasant route passenger, ecu Tx.
gong East or West. FOR further information anr.,
10 James Reamrr, Chambersburg, John Hate-. Es'L
ford, Chas. ". Fisher. Latrobe.
A. !. REESIDE, Cout-acror.
\. p. Passengers for Somerset and Iona-ro.r,
connect al sroystown with J. 4. Garman's I.ir. d.
Mail Coaches, also, al Jeauel \ Roads via {. Kier
mans ma.i IIre.
Sept. r, 1860.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

10 The Seatiaei totks are already attacking
Hon. w. P. Schell, IN anticipation Of his NOM,
nation for Congress oy the Democratic Confer
ence OF this district. They know Mcpherson
will have a swift nag to run against, and hence
the early start they make to jockey him. Bat
The thing can't be done. Mcpherson will be
braien-and Schel is the man who viii do il.
Mark that.-Gatysburg Compiler.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

Pers2RAahlcted with The Fever and Asue
snou - spare either :tSIne, tioub- or rxp+nsr
10 procae DR.. HosrEfTgR's CELEBPBTPD
BIITERS, whose benefceni effects ua,u tn
human system aas been clearly provea TO those
who have been strickeg dagn IN short space
Of time oy this d:"adtd culse, whose cheeks
are wan and meagre, and whose nights are
sIerpieSs and restless, and whose eyes ate dim
and Sunhen, with death staring them in the
iac'' 'nis compound must prove a blessing
snatching them as 1t were from the very mouth
OF the grave.-Nooe can know IT'S tru. vslns
until they have tested H. When all others
have faded, these Bttris have restored t!,e sgfE
ereis 10 pristine health Their popularity IN
all the Western yd'SontheFn parts sLou;d ~.
troduce them tsG famlies.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, eve
ryWherr.
10 See advertisement in another column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
The Bedford Belsnicklrs.Y

new secret organization has recently
sprung up in our midst, calling itself the ,iy idr
Awake Club" Externally it aims At oddity
and fantastic display, decking itself out some
what IN the fashion Of the bows in a Christmas
masquerade. In fact we can compare il 10
nothing bot troop Of "Brisnjcbies.' or q d..
iaPIdated fire company. But no matter about
externals. lthaS secret object, and thai j..
well OWNED TO be to resist 36e c.cecufioa at
The FugdiDe Siaps Lar, 10 run of negro. ,Iavrs
on the underground railroad, and 10 aSs,a "a
:ure John Browns IN tbsir bloody worK OF ma
king war upon the South There is no doubt
about this matter The men who o.rsuize
these clubs are leading AboIitlonists, some OF
them 10 the pay OF the British Anti-S!aypry
society. The members are not made acouain-
ted with the work they Will have 10 perform.
They are simply made to believe that ii is all
Tor little fan and display. The time NAV
come when they viii know better The very
blacks themselves know what it is for Al The
procession on Tuesday night you could sae them
iningliag in large numbers with In ese Widy
Awakes, huzzang for Lincoln aud with gric,
ming ivorieS and dis;ondrd eyes, gazing IN
black satisfaction upon the scene. To what
pass have not political matters come. when
such hldeous, nonstrous, treasonable, diaboiical
purposes enter into the hearts of lren God
forbid that the people should be deluded into
coanienaEcng suth irailorous proceedings.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

Is Messrs. Ferguson and Shafrr have dis
solved partnership, and their business is con-
'lnUed by the firm Of Ferguson ami Line. Give
them call
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

j. Franklin county has instructed her Con-
gresslonaI conferees for Hon. W. P. Schell, of
this place, and passed resolutions endorsing the
nomlnaiion Of Douglas and Johnson
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
EDUBLIC SALE.OF VALUABLE

Sept. Z, 1860.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07

Sept. Sd, 1860.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
FRIDAY MORNING, xov. as, 1860.
Fr..xEs's PAnApE.-our city presente

FrErxEx's PARApE.--0ur city presented
a gala day spectacle on yesterday. The
f;remen of Nevada and Grass Valley united
in parade, with the various apparatus of
the Hose and Hook & Ladder Companies
through the streets. The companies were
trigged out in their best uniforms. the ma
chimes were gracefully decorated with flow
ers &c. The following companies took
part in the performance Grass Valley
Protection Hook & Ladder, under leader
ship of u. Hamilton, lst Assist Foreman,
3s men. Nevada Hose Co. No. L., % men
led by T. W. Sigourney, Foreman. No. 2,
IS men, H. Harrington, Foreman. Nevada
Protection Hook and Ladder Co., 40 men,
W. II. Davidson, Foreman. Wm. Barton,
Chief Engineer of the Nevada Fire Depart
ment occupied his proper place in the pro-
cession.
The crowded state of our columns pre-
vents sull account of the doings of the
firemen. Suffice it to say Judge Searls and
A. B. Dibble addressed the boys at the
house Of the Hook and Ladder Co., every
thing passed off pleasantly; grand ball a
house aforesaid closed the festivities of the
day, and thus the Nevada Fire Department
was inauguratcd.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
special Notices.

The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of Dr. l.. J. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a po
sition which PAGES it, well IS It's proprietor far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools of France, the prizes often
aNardcd to pr.ctitone:s in this department OF Med
icalscicnce and they occupy with others equally
lofty position in the profession. Ricord is illusri
example, shining light among the phiiosophc-
al stars ofhis age in Europe. and DR.. Czapkay has
fully cquacd him in this country proof Of
which, the Philadelphia. College of Medicine compl-
mented him with n Diploma, and the honorary AD
EUSDgM degree. Selecting this as his fell of opera
ton, although qualified as graduate of the Uni
nvcrsity of PeSth and late Chief Surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors, Dr. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnes. at
ention to the cure of chronic and private diseases
in whph he has become so great an expert that he
is regarded As the LEADER in this branch of his
profcssrr throughout the United States and his por
trait and biography are published amatter of in
tercst in the most exclusive journals. Tie Doctors
offices his Medical and Surgical Institute, on
Sacramento street corner of l., idrsdorff. nearly op
posite the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companv
tSSWe ask particular attention ofoui readers to
the certificates of remarkable cures. in anoth
rr column Of this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

TICKETS SI,O0.
C. w. YOUNG.
Nevada, July, IS, 1860
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

RoCT OF rHE CELEsrIAis.-Adyice from Cal
ma state that the Allies had attacked the TaISr
camp, and that the Chinese fed III disorder.
The grand attack on the Tartar forces would take
place on the 18th August.
The allied troops reached the Peiho. Aug. lst.
and established camps at Pcthary- They found
the northern and southern forts evacuated; and
attacked the Tartar camp on the 18th. They ned
in disorder At the allies were opposite the
Taks Fork where thu Chinese were preparing
to resist Thy rebels attacked Shanghai Aug
sth, and were rcpulscd. Trade was stopped
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

ZE:8-Mrs. WinSlo", an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of tccthing, by softening the gums re-
ducing all inhamation-will allay all pain, and
it is sure 10 regulate the bowels. Depend upon
1t mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and
relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

TIM effect of the big scare gotten mp by
South Carolina has been to make Lincoln
run like scared wolf
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN =. DOLE & co.
72 California Street.

NE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE CON-
w stantiy receiving, BOOTS and SHOES of
every description. We can cell as low a, any
house in the city. Weinvite our friends and the
trade TO call and examine our stock. We have
always ON hand large stock Of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes. Also, Boys. Youths,
Misses, and Children's Copper Toed Boots and
Shoes. JOHN s. DOLE & CO.,
sepS3m Retail Store--l6 Genial st.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
PHOTOGRPA WORK.

The best Photographic pictures and Ambro-
types are taken at Louis Celarie's gallery Com
mercal Street. opposite the ST. Louis Hotel,
Come if you want good picture and | will
present you as many tickets in my Great Distri-
button as you cxpend dollars for pictures.
The correspondent of the weekly Bnlletin of
Oct 9th, in crticising the different Photographic
pictures in the last State Fair SAYS
"On the opposite wall hang the contributions
of j. Chew, of San Francisco. These are also
most creditable specimens Of the Photographic
art. Among them is life size head and bust
of Senator Bro1erick-probably the most per
fectwilieg has been made Of the late Senator
Side by sitie with these hang series Of most
wrctehcd lIbcls on art contributed by some one
in Nevsda. They serve, however, to set of to
better advantage the productions of more skill
ful competitors"
As that paper don't give the name of the ar
tist wh sent such pictures. it shouil be stated
that A. Liebcrt, Photographers, of Broad Street,
has published in the 2ers of Nevada, that he
was the only one of this city who sent pictures
to the State Fair.
q chacuR ses ourres" Let every one re-
ceive the credit Of his own works.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

MORE GUSs-Thc "Irrepressible' boys Of
Selbv Flat and Rock Creek turned out on
Thursday night last and fred two hundred
and ten guns from the top ofthe Sugar Loaf.
The firing continued till eleven o'clock
Mt night. The wind blew almost hurri-
cane, but the enthusiasm of the boys was Of
an irrcpressibic kind
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

FIEExIN's BALL-The firemens ball Of
last night was perfect jam. Some seven
" ladies were in attendance and probably
twice as many gentlemen. The receipts Of
the ball arc said to exceed by considerable,
one thousand dollars. The Hook Ladder
company may well be proud of their sue
cezs
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

HALL's Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock and Iodde
of Potass is the greatest purifier of the blood
ever discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

ol cash but most holders ask money Crude SIT
In fir request and PRICES favor the seller ses OF Ivy DDS
part at Sl 40 cssh part at higher figure Other descfp
tons srs IN limited seu sDd at stcsdy r@se+ .,
ear knds are steady but DOT sve saes Of $50 bbs &C
$40 1 for New Mess ell S5d 81 20 for Old d. ths l+tter
rate for small S14 % for Primes i0cndsd IN tue za
are bb Prime option day. pVate ter nI beei
Is in moderate request quite firm The ANNALS are ied;
sales OF III bbls AZ ~ T20 &c for County, Mess ~ 30
slo % or Rspsksd Meas and siid SR 20 Tor ESta Prime
ms EEL ara Beef Hams neglected Baron wanssc ana
out OF market Cot Meats small saIes Of shoad
and Hams At Halle. Lord finer and IN isi o.
msnd ,as 81 ia bbl and at i3sc Butter IL in good de-
mend both Tor export and the houe trade aud prices are h
at gN1Ic.
RICE is quiet and unchsnscd at 81 ssa IS y bon
suGAhs-Ihe Insses hyery hrm aud here Is not much
2l1 boxes Havana, of &c. and LIS hhds Melaio
SKINS-Goat are dull but with a reduced stock Mexican
are held with mnes while other kinds are s,eldy sales
of 5000 Msamoras TO arrive IT mos Deer better
request at slightly reduced rates. sse Of 800 Chaes a sc
ca and 90 ID Mafacoibo on privase terms.
sPCESales Of 100 No Penang aatnegs prys..
SPLITTER IA dn'l and heavy, At 5a53c. " 10 8 mos
sFEDS-Cacutts Lin iced continues du Dat IN toe absence
of sa,ss prices without particular change
TOBACCO-Busuess continued dnllj i4es OF % baiss Ha-
ynna ct 310c 80 5tedlesf u 5dHc d. FIodA q.
l3c IS bids Kentucky at tl09c
TIN Pig been In improved demand az stsdy rstes sales
of 300 slabs a, 3c cash for Straits aud 3l for b.na
Plate. are 10 limited request 80 s0a for d X the lat
TALLOW-The market il steady The demand moderate ses
WHIsKY-The market IL dan but prices wtbou. change;
WHALEBONEi Is In moderate request At steady rsesi sses
Of 6C0O 0cok OF roc for short and So@c essh FOR good
nd long quality -,
rnt, for bleacsd sales of 20 COO 10 &c for unbbed and
tie for bleached, cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

In n.amsa,p yigo, from Lse,go9-Rey c Peabody 10
and children r. Grady lady and child H. Cook and ady
C. Bradley Pat McDcnoue Mr. Walker C. Cowrn and ady,
=. C. South A Todd Ellen higgins HigsH. wm fossn.n
StanbuIg Deer sew Gus Thomson Church u. Lumering
Mecdeley Hozdknson Mar and aey g. Thorn, w. HsSes
Ia .tedmshp Matensd', from maiaafo'-,Ms " Kuizt,
Miss Jusns Psnoorbo, Isabel Barrow, Mess 81 Loyn Jos.
SANCHEZ Claudio Mora Psscios Luis Yzquisodo, Chas
p Tanb Tho j. Gomez Anqueo Caberen Cntoosai Vsyey,
Rafael Fernandez Carlos Ruiz fauetns Cswand Vcense G1e
nero b. Rose, Nicoas sansines Chas Hobhert Armand
" illisus g. Parker Samuel Cowon, Adams Byers NJ.
Atlas jose Fernando A. de Aas A. kobbe John Drake,
Peters, Antonio Augusta Rodon Ramon Lopez o. W. ssSne,
Alex. Allen, Thos Kelley ~ w. Cuts Iho' Moore
In BARI Escoyio=0. Aaeras-Messrs Jose Hisnes r.
Nercuda Jose Limuni 80 -,
H. Peyo S0aciS- DOH from NrerftdR-Cspt W. W.
French John Cannf J. Ramez, T. h. Ross
IN 6yig Osoo, from Trinidad, Cubd-Mr. }. Chatter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

.b.ls ,la;u IL breeder. upon first recovering the
rrorer.y and esiabl so0g the iHle thereto: IL tnaS
bas failed there cso 10 90 recovery Tor tae mesne
~, srs untl he rgt. Of The Plaintiffs TO the land Is
settled. ..,,, rao NJ.
deem Il neee sAry % express any cpnion at the present
tine. ,., .,;, ho.h .;,,,o
s In the frs, artioD Of she dates OF 18th September,
1870 aud of 9TH November, 1859, void, and directing
Se.tina aside all proceedings subsequent to the
dr. of tba 18th February, 1872 discontsnuing the
oop 40 10 The corpora.i)n 20 far relates % ihsm
3. Directing the order OF MI Ju'1ee hooseyel', oi
,9b inv to be carried into effect excepting as 70 The
Receiver. ....., 49,, ,,.,, o,.,r %
Tho Navor Aldermen, and Commonalty OF the cry OF
NeuYork the moneys received by them fronl me ne
yer nuder the order Of 18th November 1872 IN the
same manner as the Receiver was directed 70 pay the
sane. ~, os;5o orJ
The posseason OF The land restored TO the city, az
directed by Judge Roosevelt. ,..r
6. II the appeal taken by tie plaintiffs from tho
order Of Judge Roswell is not sei IN '2rcs 'e uS
PENDANTS slpulde ID allow such appear W s'au'
30 hat order can be reviewed.
T. The order will also direct an accounting 6y Ihe
plaintiffs Of the moneys received from the aild since
they have mad toe possession before John T. HOFFMAN,
eso referee appointed therefor and that the a,ionnt
found to have been e:eyed afer de1uctng the ex
penses of collection be deposited in the Trust company
TO abide the event Of the first action unless the PLAIN
tia.. within 30 lays after the confirmation OF the re-
port give bond with sufficient surees, % be approved
of by Justice OF this Court notice 10 the Corpora
ton Counsel to refund either the whole OF such NON
eys if they shall fail to recover Judgment in the nrs1
action or propOrtonate amount ii they shall recover
ass than the recovery before Mr.. Justice Potter IN
September last. lila,
The costs in the fire. action on both sides mG-t aode
the event.
The judgments in the second and third actions are
set aside with all proceedings therein subsequent to the
order of reference upon payment by the defendants OF
all costs therein after that order and with leave 70 ne
Jefendan 10 apply 10 vcate the order OF reference in
those cases or Tor such other order in regard 70 the
references as thew may deem advisable.
The plaintiffs may amend their complaints in either
or all Of the actions, and serve new Complaints 10 suc
manner a. they may be advised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.......Jurr ~.
Cleared.

Steamships Potomac Watson, Baltimore II. B. Cromwell
Co. City OF Baltimore (Br Pete, Liverpool g. Dale Van
derbi Leeyre Hayre d. foanee Baltimore, Greene Aspn.
wall Breakspene, Friend X Co.
Sbipa-Admi all BIfins HARE NJ. Fox Bro Ceno Gorio,
York Portland Robson Fodick lIagdaeba Harsen London,
-; J. DUNCAN, Carver Buenos Ayres. Walsh, Carver Z
Chase Fair Wind Ciowell San Francisco r. VI Cooley.
Bsrks-em OF the Sea Patterson Malaga Galway Cessds
Telen; Tahiti Merrill, Bordeaux Brett Son < CO.
BIigs- d. Boone -, Salem. r. p Buck Co.; J. Fofd,
Sweet ST. Kits r. p. Buck Co.. Eronaut Sherman Demsr
ara Smith Co. Sarsh Elizabeth haynes, Ehlabethport
Brett Son Co.; Lady Chapman, Cooper, Gonaive Roxer
Eohlenan Coz 0pTsy, Cole ST. John ". b.. z. l. Seyiasi
blsngoni Nichols, TuIks Island Walsh Carver Chase.
Scboopers-Sau Lawson, Baltimore Transit, Davis
Phisdepbs J. w. Mckee Liverpool Pear "a, EIthsara II
Thomas Elithepra; Alice, Dash Nori1k- -,
d. r. Warner Carrow Charleston -; Anthem Brere,on
Lsyscea McCready Mott Co r. H. Hawley Pretchsst Ply
mouth -.
r--Ksnnebsc JOHNSON. Philadelphia, r. Perkins
Sloop-F. Bruen, Carr, Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
-NEWJER,SEY ITEMS

A STEAN-BARGE ON FiRE.-CoEsTERSArroS or
TIN PAssEsGERs.-About O. o'clock last night great
excitement was caused in Hoboken by the announce
ment that barge, containing passengers was on fire
in the river and heading for the shore II at
first supposed 10 be excursion boat in which event
the loss Of life would undoubtedly have been very
great. Ii proved TO be the steam barge T. G. Dursnt,
Capt. Shoemaker Of Coeymans Albany County, N. Y.
She left her dock foot of North Moore street. about
o'clock with come fifteen passengers, including six
women and some children Shortly after getting on;
into the river fire discovered in the after part,
under the main deck the boiler. The excitement
among the passengers became very great, and the
Il male portion ran about the decks screaming and act
ing in most frantic manner. In few moments the
fame had made considerable Roadway, and in less
than ten minutes tie gtern Of the boat was enyeoped
in flames. The captain at ordered her to be run
ashore at IIoboken, and they their way when
the steamboat Schults ran across her bow and a.
tempted to take line bat wss unsuccessful.
In the meantime, less excited perons had all they
could DO TO proven, OF tie passengers from leap
ing overheard. The pilot succeedei in running the
barge alongside Of dock near the yacht clab house.
Some OF the fremen already present, and ina
few moments all the passengers, who were clustered
together ut the bow, safely landed without acci
dent The remeu then directed their attention TO bat
ting the flames, which now ragged fercely, snd by n
O'Clock, bad almost extingushed them. The excite
nent in IIoboken for while was very intense, aud
men, women, and children came running from all d.
recons, until several thousand assembled. There
wa bat little freight on board nearly all OF which WAS
removed. The boat is owned by AesTs. Shoemaker
g. Johnson of Albany County, and is valued nj about
$1,000 The loss will probably be about 5000,
which is covered by insurance. The women, who
came ashore without their bonnes or shawls were
kindly cared for by the citizens.
SIsSIKC oy BEnGrs Huh consequence Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

THE ELopEsESr CAsE.-The case OF John Duooi.'
charged with clipping with Mrs. Bond the we OF W.
s. Bond Of New York was set down for hearing De-
fore Recorder Tden Of Jersey City, on THURSDAY al
,ernoon. The complainant not appearing, ON motion
Of defendants counsel, Mr.. Dubois was discharged
from BAIL Further action will be taken in this case
and divorce applied for in the Courts Of New-fork
Va here the M rties reside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

Bergen bin over wthA 10 aii the tack Of the Jersey
City and Bergen Railroad settled about ten feet. A
large amount Of Money has been expended IN filing Ia
this locality, bat: owing uHder Strata Of quicksand
the dtealy h,s never as ye! been permanently over
come. BY an addition Of horsepower at that spot
until the road is raised the sw be enabledO make
their regular trips.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

STRUcK by I.IGHrEIyG.-Durng the storm on
Thursday afternoon the mast. Of two sooP one lying a. the
not far Of in the stream completely shattered By lightning
No other material damage done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

SENTENCES IN THE CoURT or SEssIoss.-Jeremiah
Lyons Thomas indicted for carrying slung shot
ans convicted Of assault and battery sentenced TO
hue Of $50 each to be Imprisoned Ia the Peniensy for
thirty days David Kendall implicated with the above, ard
voy convicted OF assault and battery sentenced to pay
nne 45O be imprisoned for nifty days John Vein
acker Iaman Shilling and Horace Schnlt, having pleaded
guilty selling liquor without license, fined the first
f25 and the others s 10 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
MARRIED.

PHELPS-SHEFFIELD-At New Haven, on Thursday Juy
2G by the Rev NJ Hsrwood. William Waiter Phelps Of TINS
city 10 Elem daughter OF Joseph h. Sheffield, ESQ., oil New
Haven, Conn
wILCOxsON-NILEs Thursday, July d. By the n kish
Rev MIR Driscol NJ " b. Vile Assistant D.ct
attorney Of he United States TO Miss Amelia Rosela Niles
danghter Of the Hon. Nathaniel Mics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28

FmE.-late on Thursday evening, the goods in one
ofhs Windows Of T. r. goods store corner 81 ss
sk avenue aud Grove street. set by the falling OF
camphene lamp The articles consisting shaw dress patterns
&C. were DAMAGED to the amount Of f0y or gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-28
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