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Cbamees for Business allen.

A CLOTHING STORE for SALE on FULTON
"A With s,ocf suitable for the
doing rocd trade charge f good will sf.t
syen for selling None bat seed
ply A&dfesIr J., oh.ce Of this psper
GROCERY STORE for sALE.-Tbs advertiser hss
~ Grocery Store for Sale IL doing good bssne and vI
ts 'od for $50 Apply the prsnssa No ~ ws rshss -
18th and atk-sSs yOsEPH sCHEIDLfR
ITO CAPT. ALIsTs-DRY and SAFETY" WET
i GAS METERs,-A Silent Partssr, who command from
soota sl5 wsnt<d the naDuclr
Dry Gss NJ article that exhibited All IN
Cryssl Palace. made y iAr Down fbsr ri
SAFETY Wet Gee Meter the Of which there
Ter rethsr ear ss thssefron (which h
he Wet in u.s. sf r which lettes psen.
been applied Lsuen vii e s',endsd 20 hSdr,s 70
r. FRINGE No Bowery IL, sor
TJ'O GkOCERs The subscriber haying other busi-
dsaIens his .entios oss for sale h old esabshsd
Family Grocery doing sld excssn, OF
pcruni-y deross sssd os tks
c. v. ANDERSON Bayaza az MaIssry.
WANTkD-A Partner, viii all our TO persos
w With capital Of "a 900 Wishing tae Re-
tai cohns snd Ts.o1r bs.i.e - q ne bss
opportunity The pienSH sa1 val it'd Appy
70 H. EoCxovER at William Srsdbrd Cas- No "a Court
sn6tU- ". T.
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Gpefial Notices.

n wbis state conysnon ssai s.a me s %n'
Aosus 1856 pursuant to no'ce to that eject,
uoze.s Of NowYork, uoannoasy chosen Chiir-
CON rltee and LFwis BENEDICT Jr, Of Albany sec
- IfwuthereupOn 1nanimoosy
tse' g WHc srarz CONVENTION. Is hereby appointed 70
SYRACUSE o. iae oa ssy Of o,3I
sest Cont Appeas snG for the several STATE Oiccs
M - NJ II geucIA al aud thl. Assembly Dis
70 b ah-e I'd by one Dell g,ie said COnye1tion
ncf te fsP''' n d. MORGAN Cnairman,
JONATHAN NATHAN iNew-York-
LAMPS b. TAYLOR
EOSfOE COSKLISG, Utica
ALLEN MUSR0E. 5yracuse.
Ii GRAND B. CANNON, Troy
J l.. SCHOOLCRAFI,
q c. DAVIDSON -. Albany.
THEODORE TOWNSEND
tswy BENEDICT, Jr- sscreilry.
= 70, ,,,, mime Law Campaign.-i 'pee'A' edort must
spread before the community reading matter
a. ~. srde the Temperance oueston ther lore tle ao
.dser has issu,d anest edition OF sAhohNi' lin"
s.Irs ia numbers for 2, nefal distri button
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90 hbom il man Concern.
,aIrTION Wher,as. NV wife WILHELMINIA,

| NAUTION.-W whereas, my wife WlLHELMINIA,
having e my BID and board whoS, any s,s Of y NO
account Is will Pay no debts Of ho 'eIt Hu ns
| GAS LIGHTING Opinion ofCIIAS RODMe, Esq.
u M,sH,rrAS Gas woSxs Oct ~ Iri1
BE for regulating tie burners thai have
correct in principle accomplish admirably tho objects
the meter n by This instrument reduced considerably below that
mans viii enable the consumer to gain an equal amount
which the do s s.5c5 the 'a0n e % OBJ
Consumers invited call No. 49, Broadway and SO
| the Regulator in operation
| UMIOkTANT ~ RAILROAD COMPANIES
E8 M6s FaTEST b.
ns ss"s .Ss %s for
% VIZ. d: Ta spea ou o. sai ss
The much sua 90 osu
ss nsp ahe s,no ,as Of Sa%1s. paid pd
o. s s es %s y sa rs s ~ ' ssS =
Z s.s wS s a 5 na the eas largo
he , e. at oh e. e. s1 eU
u.s rSoS h id Of inc viii OF '"'
y them notice gwen Of advancing trains either way whsth"s
By them notice rIyen a. the opposite end when train 90
Stopping bridge checking speed tanneee
% whom eso Sf .ny peasoa o. etrs battery ad
he Ensner only equiIedt keep b. open and be w hsv:
BY the to Official sgyesos: :arre:sd properly
MOREH EADs MAGNETIC PLASTER Tho
yI ss quickest easiest pessantef and cheapest remedy Ia
world There about H. II simply
all the best together with the wonderful
which s ereelle1es 10
vitality and strength while dHeas and pain cannot
exit when this Applied Punp In air tight tn boses tn
Zach will make sx 10 eight Plas,e
any child spread them Price eenA boz hsnass
tured ard sold BY
Sold by all respectable Druggists In the city sod coanS
DI NAWAY from the subscriber on the 9th of last
IL month indentured Boy, by the Of JAMES HART
s pder bulk has hs iBhis H. marked
his with India ink ANY who VIII him 20 his
L. L. the Ito Of Rese 10 the City Of Nav
which he akfn few nonhs nce Will conhr BE-
vOlfu the All strictly forbid h
t.ng sting employing him they viii be dealt 9Th tho
~ provides In such eass SMITH
ITO the SHIPPING MERCHANTS III the CITY Of
Il NEWYORK.-The unde,isn md having completed hts
pupared Lgbts EagrsBt psssnsrrs ssS thsh
Lussas from ps ary at this yos either from shp. q ssn
ins anchor 10 the and his entire us All stsa
VII he 1syoed entirely 20 thk Of ~ nay
w stare public paironsgr Any orders len WIKI VIZ oof
No Ws1rt. sar back Office with A. WAL. a,
NautilBs Hall Qraantine Lsndnr with hs ssbcribs
ssniipe Landing will Be promptly stsnfed0 tas
.Aor est no.1s nd l!bers u. w. DALEY
&cS-LITTLE KATY go is Offered fr the
% - Musie and Words Of song
Of sss'ch ied Hot Com Oaeserv
ust Mr. Pesse's NJ sion address T. Tnbuns Once
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Cost an6 founo.

CAU1ION-LostaNO NOTE Il, made BY IL. A. PARKER
~ 20 his Order dated March r. 1885,
bic Broadway Bank All are oaa
toned aghirs seelylng the same. WILLIS CONkLINo
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~ First Come. First servedA few orders can yet
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NETWORK REFORMER What is Spiritaasml
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NIILANCET, No. q, for SEPrEMBER-Co Coz
N TINT. "Destucye Art Of Healing" by d. De1sJr. Ao
"a nv Review Perodey Of Diseae Female Ph ,scians
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Word Woman Lydia Jane Person Tue Truthful Alopaihc
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THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF tse PUB

L LEGATION Of TIE NEW YORK SUN-rhe first penny lily
Sewsppe published and the having By f the
circulation the wordw be celebrated SAT-
UnDAY. Sept 8 20 follows;
Tho Room will be ned the public from o'clock in the
the Monster Prn, Press
ad snd hand Press similar shat used when The sun
arcd being exhibited operation The room will be well
end possible arent raid to vsiors An extra stair
will be provided avoid ths Inconvenience of crowd S
will be presented with fac SMILES Of the ms number OF The
Sun.
dark the whole building will be Illuminated than 1000
being required AT 81 o'clock the lights
be shed and exhibition Of reworfs prepared BY lao
Edge the ceebrlt Pvct cnst Of rsey Civ, viii be gvea
During the illuminated balloons will also be let Cd from the
roof Of the building
bton of fireworks concludes the public celebrations AFTER
which the Of The Sun esabshnen' will of col
lriou provided by f. v CLARK Of No s9 Canal hs upper
tuns Dodworhs celebrated band will b. in attsnince
The fireworks b. advantage
above hul from City HGsqulre and from part
Of Fu CHS. Of Nassau.
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lust pUBLIsHED-A Dew work of thnng iarsr.

- est: MAPLETONi Or. Moas WosE Fos rHs Mnxz Law.
by Plsc Oh reh D. author Of Phio.ophv Of Benevo
Dissertations Antioch &c &c u no
70 ume Of about pages Price 81 viii LIBERAL discount q the
Tt.de Trayeg Booksellers and Fl ends Of Temperance
Four ,dn IL rs have be, u called for in few weeks.
This book of thrilling which will occupy the same
iIat Of Aufislayervb fWay-r.y Magazine.
40 book recently read his roish
f,,liIs. As thsH Boston traveller.
presents graphic pie'ur .nd the story nsy 10
tsrs il wei incr~Oven with agum ms which ma u
valuable Il mt rest work" 81 sachus'rs eier
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speilirr and Resdinsnrn book In
Alphabet Prbliz5ed By A. COA,IOCk
- D. No iez AIsh, Philadelphia Price Of esch ss.ais per
logen Sc cents
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~ Baldsess and GRAY Mair.-HYPERIoN rLrIp-

- "a .'snSSntsss and Cray Hair.-HYPERION FLUID
eoy tie safe and Of
a - restoring and promoting and nxurant growth
- GS honss hes Ia place ersdoa,ns daaaf .ca
the hair has become bringing
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.s s1na;srs caused BY violent action the bfan ach
~ deep study sasie'y Of mind &c which create
az disease removed complete cico tai pl,e
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- 49, N d Lands No Fultoust; wn Car
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~ General Committee Of Democratic Wing Yonng
80. on FRIDAY EVENING Sept 2 1883 at hali-past
eehek Ly eIder. bhASAOo ph0on'' NHA''-iHi'
JAMS T.. N0sgnsH Secretaries
SMITH
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w ThoI W Hisgnson. Second Edition. with an Appen
Jur rubhhed Priee ets.; - per hundred
The LIFE OF ISAAC 7. HOPPER. BY L. Mara Child. P
81 80
TIE TEMPERANCE REFORMATION. Its History BY A
ftroug. Pre- 81.
qHE NEW ILLUSTRATED HYDRoPATHIC ENcYcLo
Ola By Dr. Tiall vols Price - s..
~ u.
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DCk1ON's TIIEATER-Chsmbers Fifty Cents
I'D all parts of the Doors open att aud conmsnces
Private So Orchestra Chars % cents eachbf Ne
FIT OF MIR g. HOLLAND THIS EvEN!Nd, sep. 2 will DO
rcrsogmtd, THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
II, brey Dobin MIR Holland Miss Wor hngton Ms Hale
Original Comic Erogue will be spoken by the ehafacers
To conclude with the Farce e
lend NE I'VE SHILLINGS.
Mr. Golighv Nh Holland Mis- Maj PhoSbs Miss f. Raymond
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"IJnTSEHUIU WURJS IA VI nfhy MiyiZInr
b. CHARLES DICKENS. The september number of
th, "a able popular Monthly published To thss who
know the further commentator necessary is "ho
the Of lie rich and varied pages nave YET
literary and scientific feast before them
CONTENTS OF THE SEPTEMBER NUMBER:
l. Pull he PegOda Tree. 10 Chlis ii story OF england
2 Cause and Eject. IL Haunted House
2 TIRE Tow or Loom. Owe the Water.
The Wond Gus Well 10 - john .reyc)fn a. Home.
8 p,ovsouaIlv Resi,tered The Boy Haio
q Grsls q la Pres Of the sword.
l. The River Of Yesterday. z Las Emotion
o - Vorsss Sin gpg bfds. - Fshinz Tor Tllny
. A,.,t,,rts Furnshed The Legend Of bucharest.
~ Go Tsc IS Garden Market
H. Mahuoi Coeluiel. - D Sgers wsiunE
n, 90, I,ettle IA L.tyis Maid.
!, 60, hIuis lrouOpuus - Lsening .ias Is
Is Joseph Train. " Honorable JONI
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i the UNITED srATRS-rHE PHILADELPHIA sAruR-
DAY ENENING POST eirrllstes sINrYEL0Hr TlO-s-
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" Quarantine >etice.-Posr NEw-YoRx Staten Island
Ask - n-tuss towing iawsd bound ereAf
hrtcw win al Il = ieet hawsr and under
vuthty te p-lfedt alongside tunles dstress IN
k The vessel eacd BY the death 0hccr All other boats
tns and CAUTIONED approach within 500 "a,
Of ,te In OJagALae, Under the penalties ofthe law
tSgnedl RICHARD l.. MORRIS Health Okesr
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Marine COurt

THE NEW LAW RELATING TO THE MARINE COURT
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK INCREASED JCRIs-
DICTION.
The following is an abstract of an act passed by
the Legislature on Thursday evening. July Il lS53:
The first section extends the jurisdiction OF the
court to actions for assault and battery, false mpr
sonment malicious prosecution, libel and SANDER,
where the damages claimed do not exceed five hun
bred dollars
The second section increases its urisdicti in all
cases, to five hundred dollars.
The third section provides that in all cases where
the amount of recovery shall be one hundred dollars
over the plaintiff when the defendant shall fail to
all such cases where issue shall be Joined therein
and trial bad The sum Of twelve dollars, costs
in addition to the fees allowed by law.
The fourth section provides that in all Cases where
the judgment shall be rendered against the plaintiff
after appearance by the defendant, the latter
shall recover seven dollars, when Judgment is
dered without trial, and ten dollars when trial
lowed by law; and where a trial shall be postponed
for cause shown she court may impose costs to the
amount of five dollars, besides disbursements, as
condition of the p0stponement.
The fifth section provides that any Judge Of the
said court shall have the power to open defaults and
grant new trials, upon such terms as may be just,
in all actions tried before him; and when Judgment
shall again be entered therein, an appeal may be
taken therefrom to the justices Of said court at
general term, in the same manner and with the like
effect appeals in the Surxeme Court from the de-
csion of single Judge to the general term; and the
same costs and disbursements shall be allowed upon
such appeals are now allowed upon appeals to the
Court of Common Pleas; and the justices Of the
court may appoint general terms at such times as
they may think proper.
Section sixth provides that the act takes effect inn
pcpd
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From HALIFAX AND NEwFoUNDLASD.-By the
steamer Europa we have received Halifax papers to
the 18TH and St. Johns (Nswfoundland) papers to
the 18th inst. The Morning Chronicle Of the 10th,
speaking Of the visit of Mr.. Champion says -
Bis visit unGerstand. for the purpose Of
fer log personally with the provincial hori.es aod
navel Commander in Chief tba subject OF the fisheries.
OF no hing has anspired relative the sts
nerv which these high fnnc donaes have had With
each othor.
Fl. 3. NJ. steam aoopofwa Media arrived at
Halifax on the 18TH at +. M.
Advices from Arichat to the 18th state that the
haIbor was swarnng with small mackerel-too
small TO mesh in nets.
The Nora Scotch says -
The Bermuda Adrerttger learns good authority that
the Newfoundland and Bermuda contract has passed
Of ibe be, d. of the cd company N susged by Nc
Cunsrd, INTO the Cuosrd company amt that aue ia Il
propeller stsn- the i've of the Ospray has been fur osbed
TO run betwlen Halifax and that place also th,t the
SeTlin viii remain Der pre- emit route.
II. b. N. ship Vestal from Sydney, reports having
left the French steamer Veoce coaIing at sgd
ney. Everything quiet at ST. Georges Bay and
Newfoundland.
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Tar ". s FRIcArE CosoRSs-We have received a com
mum cation from Of the late crew-on behalf of the
vbolesnd also address Commodore McKeever from
the warrant officers and at the request Of the vt
the o. g. frisa'e Congress- lately returned from three
years cruise, which we shoult take pleasure publish
ing full If their lens did forbid They speak in
h Oh o. the treatment received by all bo,ca
from Commodore MeKeeSer Captains Mcintosh and oesr
SER Lieut. Turner and the other officers Of the ship dur
Jig o. cf ore tbsn three years. TIE conmunci
ton from the says that In separating TO return
their sstctive families they twill curry with them
feelings Of the highest respect for the officers ucder
whom they have seved and shall hold them in grateful
regasd fof the kindDesa and justice With which they
have nsinsined he discipline Of the ship " The add
to Conn odoie Mckeever aer speaking Of the good
der discieine aud aobrsty that have prevailed board
ssys-' Should you at aoy time hoist again broad
penoant you would find many OF nDer has eni
10 place elves beneath IT. in the confidence Of hap
py cruise undsv your command II must be peculiarly
gratifying to Commodore NcKeever and hi, BROTHER
TO receive such unanimous add evidently sincere
tokens Of respect and attachment from their ships
o. are conveyed in both these documents.
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PHnADF1PTuA, July % Reported by Keen e. Taylor -
First Board : 81 coo West Philadelphia 6's, s5wn.
25h 600 Ches Del Canal Ga. $50 b, "a; loo do,
e's, 58 "a, 000 do 6s 6a, b5 95sf 900 0e4dnx RI
shares penna RR. cash, 4s5S; Q do SO; 100 Chester
Mining Co, b5, 0; so Lheh Nav. b5, 731s; IL Morris
Canal Preferred g9 Girsrd Bank, SO. filt. Second
Board % 900 schuykiI Nav ss, b5, s29s 100 Lehqh
6's 10 8e4; 500 Ches Bs Canal 6's 81 b5 o. 100
shares Chester Valley RR b5, 10; Little Schuylkin RR
So SchuyIDH Nav 23x; 800 Norris Cand, s5, 2oX Be.
tson Boards loo shares Morris Canal caah 20k: so
vcksburs RR, bs 1917; u 600 wllmingten RR e,s Days,
Tenn, ~ Aft1 Bcard.-a6 shares Chester vaIlsy RR.
49, 360 CITY RR e., ,84, 1o6K; 48 Beaver MsaAsw RI
ss, 4ak 800 Psnna So, 9s; 30 Reading RR 4ex. Mar
10; etsedy
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Super lor COurt-Gene al Term.
Before Hon. Judges Duer and Paine.

THE BROADWAY RAILROAD AGAIN.
July 22.-Theodore MARITIME rs. Jacob Sharp and
others, grantees of the Broadway Railroad-Judge
Duer granted an order in this case for an argu
ment on the question as to whether, in
case the Judge at special term came to
the conclusion that the railroad in Broadway was not
injury TO the owners of property, the Court had
jurisdiction in suit brou yht by an individual, OF
whether the action must be brought by the Attorney
General.
Mr.. Noyes on the part of the plaintiff, contended
that II not nuisance, it usurpation OF the
Corporation, and if not usurpation it was an lille.
gal grant and breach Of trust.
Mr.. Field, on the part of grantees, said that the
PLAINTIFF alleges that the defendants have no right
to lay down the railroad, and the defendants
contend they have the right, and the ques-
ton is, whether the Court has power to enjoin
them. If the Court came to the conclusion that it
was private nuisance, he (Air. F) admitted they
had the right to give the plaintiff the relief sought
but be maintained that the only person who had
authority to bring this action, is the Attorney Gene
raj. For public injury private individual cannot
bring an action, and he asserted that there was no
case could be found in this country in England in
which court OF equity undertook TO restrain
quire into corporation usurpatiou right at the
lit of private individual. He referred to section
81 chapter g. article I'd Of Revised Statutes which
8ys Upon bill being filed by the Attorney Gene
Ia In the Court of Chancery, the Chancellor shall
have power to restrain by injunction any corporation
from assuming or exercising any franchise liberty or
privilege or transacting any business not allowed by
the charter of such corporation and i'll the same man.
Der to restrain any individuals from exercising any
corporate rights privileges franchises not granted
to them BY any law OF this State. Counsel then read
the following note of the revisers Gone of whom
the present presiding Justice, Duer):-" The pro-
ceedDgs at law by quo ,cayrdnto sciere dcias are
so dilatory that much mischief will generally be done
before judgment can be obtained and are 80 expen-
sve that a summary remedy seems absolutely neces-
sary. Chancellor Kent held, in the . J. Chan. re-
ports 391 that the Court did not possess the power
proposed t. be given in the preceding section
Mr.. Noyes replied. Decision reserved.
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uARlTInE ISTELLIGkNCE
Movements Of Ocean Steamers


Steamship Pacific N,e, Liverpool x Collins & Co.
Shlps-Asrian, Hunter Quebec, Crosby, Croker Co;
Republic. wenke, London, Henchen & Unksrt
BsIks-Norlsod (5we), Keys Cadiz, Hamilton Co;
LncerDe VIM Havana, Pond 4 Gilman; Roe,n, Poppe,
Han burg B. ok Kunhart; Clarence. Mc0efnaick st
Andrews, Logan Colline; Anna eJland, Addlcks Lyn
Her Dpgs, Muller GosDg; Weather Gauge, Carr, Dor
deapx John Norton & Co
Bigf-veuailes, Fuller, Boston, Nelson Place; Caro-.
lire Kelly, Colcord, Philadelphia Nesmith 4 Sons;
Princess HLoa BucksvilIe. Nevius Il Sons; f Cas-
the Atwood Tsrragona, Brett, Voc Co; Wanoldins
DuDscomb DemaraIa, NJ Smith Co.
scbrs-IIarvest Pre- bury, Taunton, mater; Ever.
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