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MILIrARY RIFLE PRACTICE.

The Arrangements for the New Jersey Ma
tionai Guard Rifle Meeting-s5OO in
Prizes TO be Distributed Among the Com
pctitors.
The National Guard Of New Jersey are deter
mined to make tie most they can out of the weapon
with which they are armed,and annual competitive
trial Of skill In craftsmanship has been established
in that State, In which there is lively contest for
the honors Of sharpshootng Yesterday afternoon
the Board Of Management for 1870 met in Newark
zen. Runyon presiding Tho Board Is composed
on one oheer from each regiment, battalion. and
battery In the service.
Col. VIM. Ward OF the Filth Regiment was elected
Treasurer, and Lieut.-Col IL G. Shaw Of the Fourth
Regiment Secretary. 1t was decided TO have the
State Rifle Match this year on Thursday and Friday
sept - and %, II possible on the W1verley Fair
Grounds, or near Newark.
Two matches are TO be arranged, to be kaown as
The MaJor-Generars match and the Governors
match The former Is to BE- oren to all officers non
commissioned officers. musicians. and privates.
Springfield rifles are to be used. each compe.i.
tor III have i've shots ut 100 yards, and five shots
NJ 2UO yards. The hrst prize is 70 be gold medal,
tho gin OF the NaJor-General. The thirty best
marksmon In this match will then shoot with the
ponshp OF the State ranges 2O0, 49, and 400 yards
1ve shots at each.
At the conclusion OF this match the ten best
narksmen VIII compete wltI tuo Winchester repeat
ing rine for gold-mouDted Winchester sporting
rlne snyer bugle appropriately inscribed is to be
make the highest aggregate score In the Major
Generais match. Over 800 In cash prizes is to be
Distributed among the competitors during the tour
naInent The shooting Is to be conducted under the
hytne system OF apportoning the value OF Shots in-
stead Of according to the usu. custom OF measuring
The sun., 1870-08-26

THUrspAT, hur 2j.-FLouR AND MEAI-western
ana state noure were generally nrm Shipping cptrts
were he'd 10 ice. higher. which checked the business
uone, and. under the decline In told The close was
rather qc' Sales i2O bbls at $500 ~ 10 for superhne
5.MG!6lc for shipping oNiraf, common to Eood ana
t62SdsG50 for hal crs and family nours. medium TO
choice Southern nour dull shipping extras, G.2Oo
t6'o trade and family brands metium to choice SO
w i've, four 8c. lower, ut tL15gfG.S. Corn meal
unsettled.
srSpRiEs-Cotton dull and lower ; riddllne upands.
lgAr Tallow scarce pnd nIm ut 01@9Sc. Spirits tar
nentinc In fair demand at 31HAiOc. Rosn nrn and in
demand strained, u &@f10. Petroleum lower for
crude, AZ 12Hc IN bulk; refined dull Mt 26c. wh.key
wheat to Liverpool by steam, sfd, -four TO London
PnoyIsIoss-Pork fairly active sales 1000 bbls at
syiNats% for mess RS for prime. AMI t8 for extra
Do Beef quet at tisesis for pisin and extra mess.
et0 for prime mess Bacon dull At isfc. for long
clear Dressed hogs Arm at f2Tai2Ac. Lard quiet,
bnt nrm sales 200 pkFs at ieke. FOR No. I, 6Ho for
city l0&c. for Western steam aud 30 tcs Western
steam Tor sepie,rbef 6tc Butter and cheese dull;
nrn; salcs LOIS bars Rio RIO. itei1Hc, gold. Mo-
lnsses dull At 26b &c Rice m fair demand and
hIm sales 100 bsgt Pstra at ste aud 80 bags Rancoon
At 1@,3c Raw sugars afan sctsye at full prices fair
for Cuba, ioHSiiHc. for Porto Rico. and 700 bxs liza.
yana part at eHe.; refined In good demand at i3kc.
for hafds, and f2fc. for beat soft white.
GRAIN-Wheat was 1rmer for spring. and isa2c.
Michigan. ti@tii5 for amber winter Ohio. q 2oai 25
for fair TO Eood No Chicago, and for No 9spring
RNe duh Western 90a95c.. and State e. Barley quiet
Barley malt in moderate demand At ti patl 20 for
state, and t19stl 20 for Canadian. Oats dull and
ther weak white ono and state, 5e6c.. and Western
5000 bush. at Sgesc for Western xed yellow Ala
tl!O6 and white, tl.06Gti.12.
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KILLING a BROTHER,
A shot Passing through One Person and
Killing Another-A Trivial Dispute with
Tragic Rnd-Rcmerse the Only Punish-


A shot Passing through One Person and
Killing Another-A Trivial Dispute with
Tragic End-Rcmerse the Only Punish-
ment.
Correspondence OF The sun.
UPsos COUNTY, GEORGIA, Aug. 2o.-Three
young men, two Of them brothers named Taylor,
the other named Mccall, were walking along the
public road on their way to Houten's, and disputed
over some ti1ing matter. At length Mccall drew
pistol, and discharged 1t at tho elder Of the two
brothers. The pistol missing 1re, the younger Tay.
lor threw himself upon the would be murderer, pin
ioning his arms from behind, SO as 10 prevent his
using Ills weapon again, and at the same time call
ing on his brother 10 shoot him. The elder Taylor
being armed with a revolver, which he had in the
meantime drawn, leveiled the weapon full at the
person OF Mccall. The latter was By this time
making desperate struggles to FREQ himself from the
embrace OF young Taylor, which made II dincult
for the brother to aim but awaiting u favorable
opportunity, when NeCalrs body was between him
the revolver and sending the bullet through the per
son Of MeCall, below the breast bone, and lodging
to the grOund, Mccall specehless, young Taylor eI-
claiming,
con, BROTHER, rou HAVE SHOT NE TOO p
and Immediately fanting.
The elder brother now fastened at the top OF his
speed to liouten's and alarmed the authorities tell
lag them in few hasty words his awful crime and
beseechinG them TO take physician to his brother.
ryng stimulants, and some twenty or thirty OF the
people. hui ried To the spot where the wounded men
lay. Mccall WIS found to be dead he must have
died almost instantly the ball having penetra,e ed ts
lower point OF the heart, descendng and going out
Al the small OF the spine.
plainly evident that his death was only question Of
lew hours, and so II proved. Though confessing
his crime Taylor expressed no regret at shooting
mccall he is, however, q victim OF consuming re-
morse at having Killed his brother.
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TIE BALL AND BAT.
Return Game-Uniou vs.. Mutual-A stir
Game and Coed PIay-shelley's Right
Eye Banged.

Return Game-Uniou VS.. Mutual-A stir
Game and Coed PIay-shelley's Right
Eye Banged.
The return game between these Clubs took
place yesterday fremont PARK, and like the arst
game Of the series exhibited really fine play.
The first game was won by the Unions. 10 to 13 and
the game yesterday was won by the Mutuals by 1S
to 10. without detracting fron the credit OF the
Mutual victory, to which they fully and honor
ably entitled It must be stated that the Unions did
not present full nine, their back bone, D. Birdsal
being unfortunately incapacitated from playing.
They were, however, fairly beaten with the nine
they deemed proper to present and the Mutes could
do no more, they had chosen to bo represented by
nine novices The Unions, although defeated. were
by no means disgrsced; they played good sound
game, although occasional mistakes did occur Their
tsv ssrns % s1od & ass n an9 hu'u
The game was extremely Close aud exciting MP 10
the end Of the sixth inning at which point the score
In the seventh inning. bad throw Of Kenpey's
endangered the game, as enabled the Mntuas to
eighth inning proved Chicago for both sides, but IL
was In 1.-THE ninth inning that the fielding OF the
IN Unions proved iatal TO them haineld went 10 the
made very bad throw to Besrman; then Eggler got
his base on three balls, error number two and Hat
Martin also mufed by Shelley, making the
| fourth error In this inning alone.
as one Of his eyes was completely closed, and he
was suffering great pain from hit he received when
batting, the ball running up the bat and inflicng
nasty cash under his eye.
These errors were fatal 10 the hopes Of Morris.
anis on this occasion, as II was almost hopeless In
them TO expect to make eight runs In one inning.
They went in, however, with full determination 10
try It, but the Mutuals got rld OF them without al
lowing them N make even base Tne home and
homo will PROBABLY come of next mouth, when
desperate struggle will take place and hno game
will doubtless be the result In the Held on the I'm
Kcnney he'd M tu,O
men out and assisting at tie sacrifice OF seven.
shelley, also despite his injured eye. played
second base extremely well. a. Besrman did first
base. Dick Hgham also deserves credit for the
very able manner in whicn he played catcher. Rev
nolds and Austin led the scores at the bat On the
Mutual side the fielding honors were divided be-
tween Charlie Mills, Hatfield, and Nelson, whilo
Nelson and Z. Mills led the score at the bat, The
following Is the score
. INNINGS ist. ID. Sd. lth sth. 9th. eth. sth 9TH
GSion' -. 49,. 10
Umprc-Mr. John Grum, OF the Eckford Club.
Time OF eame-One,hour and nny.nye minutes.
To-day, Mutual Vs. lawmakers Of ryoy, at Union
ground.
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JROTTING NEAR PATERSON.

Excitement among the New Jersey Turfmen
Capt. Rynders Again ON the Ground.
Yesterday was decided long disputed point
in horse flesh in Jersey. For some months there
nas been contest Of words about two rival stal.
lions OF Passaic county, and match was made to
decide their merits, which was trotted yesterday
It was not question Of blood, for both were by
Hambletonisr, but II was which WAS the best son Of
that horse. The rivals havo been owned for some
time IN tho vicinity OF Paterson and staading there
They we're, Of course, well known, and the match
excited great interest
Tho race wa. mile heats, three In Eve, In harness.
between J. l. Hoppef's bay stallion DR.. Parmly and
J. =. Ackerman's brown stallion Hamperion for
$4,000 DR., Parmly was trained by that skilfu horse
artist, Carl Burr, and In the first heat driven by
DIR Smith OF Paterson. The other horse Hamps
rion was trained by his owner, and driven by Iii
rnm Howe. Before the start, DIR. Parmly WAS favor
lie at about to on him, with a deal OF betting.
In the first beat Hamperion went OF in the lead
and DR.. Parmly from the start began to break. and
breaking all through, Ha#perion got away ten to
fifteen lengths up to the home stretch. where Dr.
Paruy got at his work and recovered some Of his
Time, 25t.
For The second bes. Hamperon ahOt favorite
at about 10 on him. Carl Burr, who is sixty
pounds above the Droper weight, now got up 70
dive Parmly At the sendoG Hamperion was In
the lead snd around tie turn, DR.. Parmly going
wide. Hamperion, in sharp trot got away from
him, and looked like the winner Of the heat up to
the half-mie pole. Here he left his feet and came
work. This let DR.. Parmly 10 the 'front.' and Ham
perion keeping Wild, the Doctor won the heat by
several lengths. Time, 24gk.
In the third heat DR.. Paruly was the ravorite at
to In tie small pools, and to in the large ones.
He led of, and was q length in front the turn,
but Hamperion got up N the quarter pole and
lapped and soon head and head with tine Doc
tor. They lay Iappcd all down tie back stretch In a
good brush, but there the too hot Tor
lsmperon, sud he broke going all 70 pieces and the
Doctor Dropped him and trotting slong briskly put
Hlmperion behind the distance nag and ended the
race. Time 2lsA. Had Hamperion kept steady,
TaCo and Flana
there might have been different re suit. IL was
said that In the second hea, Hsmperion struck his
knee and lamed hi,nse Il, which would account for
his breaking. Altogether II fine day Of sport
gratifying 10 q large Attendance.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Aug. ESP. M.-The railway share
market continues very dull, and without feature
Prices were heavy during the morning hours, but
slightly improved after midday aud became strong ut
the O'Clock call, with further advance OF n to Y
y cent. at o'clock There was moderate business
in Lake Shore and Central Rock Island and Wa.
bash With St. Pauls, being temporarily active. The
general business OF the day has, however, been
small, and brokers still complain Of q dearth OF
orders
In the gold market there has been much activity,
although less strength than noticed yesterday. Early
sales were made at 11s before the regular session
but under the influence o cable dispatches that the
rate OF the Bank OF England had been reduced to 4
y cent, together with an active selling movement
and reports OF more favorable news rom the Prus.
sian armies, the price dropped to Ii6., Private
teiegrsms explain that the lower rate OF the Bank
discount was made to allay growing feeling OF ap
prebension in England and this action OF the Direc-
tors was reflected in the improved markets in Lon
don this afternoon. The operations OF the cliques
IN gold were less marked than yesterday, though
quite short interest was created by the lower
prices OF to-day. Several prominent importers
were quiet buy ers this morning, and picked IN
small lots. There was less active demand for
cash gold snd balances were carried at to "
cent. in two instances coin lending nat. The
steamer Samaria sailed with s457l52 in specie
The total eearings NJ the Gold Exchange Bank
were sos $4,000; gold balances, t1 3p7 As and
currency balances, u l,td2s3s. The principal quota
uOns were:
10 4. NJ. ......ll7K ll2l5 r. NJ. ..ii6XlP M.,ii6I
1918 A. Mills l20 p. M...Il7. $50 r. NJ ii6N bid
The money market has ruled easy, and devoid Of
essential feature On call the bro kers readily sup.
ply their requirements at nnd6 n cent, though the
rate to the bond dellers Is still Z cent The limit.
cd volume o speculation on th Stock Exchange
doubtless accounts Tor tile free offerings rather than
the abundance OF money in the banks, as time en-
gagements are not negotiable except at full bank
Commercial N Ia nd Arm at
last quoted. Al the Treasury purchase OF two mil
hon 52ls, offerings were elected to the amou Mt Of
S6,5H3O at prices ranging from los. ~ to li0SJ,
the awards being made at 7S 10 109.l2 inter-
est.
, The Government bond market was depressed by
the large offerings TO the Treasury and '67s-ths
leading feature-tleclined to i0gi, the other issues
sympathizing. The business, however, throughout
the list was limited, and the mark ct closed heavy
Henry CleMs CO.. 50 wan street. report az p N:
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sPAIN's oBsEoUIoUs sERVANr
The use TO which our Navy IL Put The Cap
ture Of the steamer Florida-A Merchu Mt
man undpr the yermani's Euns

ture of the steamer Florida-A Merchants
man under the YermOnt's Guns.
TuR SUN on Tuesday published al account Of
the seizure of the propeller Florids, late Eunboat
Penguin, OF the United States navy, by United
States Marshal Sharpe, for alleged violation OF the
neutrality laws. Since that time the vessel has
been in possession OF the officers, notwihstan ding
the protest Of Gen. Darr, as the owner, who claims
that bis vessel was bound for Vera Cruz
The Marshal, having been led to believe that Ger
tain persons interested in the release OF the Florida
would attempt to take her from the custody Of the
officers having her In charge. telegrapled TO the
Secretary OF the Navy for instructions. He received
areply directing MN to apply TO tho commdndant OF
the Navy Yard for assistance, At the sdmo time
Admiral GodOn was instructed to take such pre-
cautions as would preclude the possibility OF the
Florida putting out 10 sen.
The Admiral accordingly despatched the Unitod
furnished by the captain OF tle receiving ship Yer.
mont, and at o'clock on Wednesday night the tug
boat hauled up alongside the Florida, made fast to
her, and towed her under the guns OF the Vermont,
where she lies. On board the Florida at the time
we're the captains wife, one OF the crew, and two
Deputy Uniled States MArshals.
=, When the tug with her prize arrived on the Navy
fard, tnpt Woolsey exec utiye oficer OF the yard,
received verbal orders from Admiral Godon to pre-
vent her nom moving until further orders. The
OF gunpO" der stored on hoard the Florida, offered
10 NoIe IL In the magazine, and then allow the yes
sci 70 ~ AZ one OF the piers. Meanwhile she re-
mains moorod oil the buoy, under the guns OF The
vermont 1Ie vile OF tue captain was galanly
eicorted 10 tho gate by Capt Woolsey and when he
captain made his dpae france yes rrI,y he ordered
e=crNf rtpai = 10 he continued no impclineut being
"h~Tsd Nv Zoe Officers vi the iarL-
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In State bonds there was n moderately active busi-
ness recorded in North Carolinas and Tennessees
ot the nrst named, the old bonds were firm at sea
b2k, new at 81, and special tax at 23;.a23k new
Tennossees falling OF q y cent TO 5gi,, while the
old ranged at 6lQ6lH: Missouri Gs sold at 0Oi.;
the Hannibal and st Joseph issue, sou Virginia
Is 10, and Alabama ss %. City bank shares sold rs
iuLoNs: Central National, lNi Fonrth National
lO5k American EAehange, III. Railroad bonds
were steady on hrsts OF c. G. and /. C. at
s2A6S2is, and lower on Union Pacilcs at SlG The
Central Paci1cs were strong and buoyaht, and sold
as high a. SS, aud none Offering at that price In ad
dlton to the exchanging OF large amounts OF five
twtntes into these securities, there is az active in
Vestment demand reported, inasmuch as at present
prices they pay larger interest than the fve-twen
lies, and have longer time to run before maturity.
lheY are secured by first mortgage on propeTty
worth four times the total issue and the earn ngs OF
lhe ROAD lor the irs six months of the present year
We're toWOOO These bonds are quickly absorbed
~ ~ eapitAnsts, and very lew are Offering Tor sale,
me following we're he closing street quotations for
lnoh racine securities First mortgage bonds, 500
shi land grants, 6oaI0; incomes, 74I7i}., and
stock, 9ss d2sH.
On extreme quotations N. Y. Central stock
ranged between HhGl9li4; scrip, s9.g9Jl. Erie,
w; Wabash, 5l%b5i1 Pittsburgh, lOi,.dlO6a;
NN9rt.western preferred, $685.; Rock lsl,nd,
nHQll3S; s. Paul common, 5gledGOs /;
preferred, 7c97dS and Ohio andI Mississippi
3jAIJlA. Investment securities were du,
with sales OF Illinois Central a 13j, Fort Wayne giA
Essex 80, md Hannibal Ind 81. Joseph i07. In the
miscellaneous shares Mauposa was weak, the com
mon selling down TO g. the preferred declining from
81 TO Z, AS against Os ON Tuesdiy. Pacific Mail
neglected. Express shares were steady, with United
states as the feature. which advanced rom iu.s to
a Adams sold at G51Gok, American ~, ana Wells
Fargo Co.'s2't scrip.
Closing prices at q L, NJ were
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GEN. ". Il. @. RYAN's ESCAPE.
How he was HOunded by the Spa nish Spies
The seizure Of the Florida.


Jimmy Craig, the law partner of Sidney Web
ster, counsel for the Spanish Government, and SON
inlaw Of Secretary Fish, called Gen. Davies the
deputy District Attorney yesterday, in relation to
the proposed arrest OF Col W. A. C. Ryan, and the
seizure Of the steamer Florida. The General and
Jimmy subsequently went TO Delmonico's lie was
chagrined on learning that Gen RYAN was beyond
the reach OF tile Deputy Marshals, to whom war
rant had teen given for lis arrest 1t seems THAT
Davis the Spanish spy, had kept an eye Gen
Ryan throughout the day. aud then taken measures
To secure warrant for his arrest in order to keep
him over night IN the county jail but the bird had
flown from the Federal HAWKS.
When Gen. Davis returned to his ONCE he cnurte-
ously informed q SUN reporter that he was in
sructed by Noah, his chief, not to reveal the name
OF the anonymous Villain who made tile sworn com
paint on which Marshal Sharpe seized the Florida
He added that 5000 carbnes had been found on
board the vessel that she Was In charge OF Deputy
Marshas and that she was taken TO the Navy
Yard yeserday,'where she lies under tue shadow Of
the guns Of a number Of war steamers. The Mar
shal, who is properly reticent, is known to have
acted under the orders OF Sidney Webs,er's father
10 law, uluiltou Fish.
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road is nov nbou, to open Its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and win be completed within
year TO Eufaua. Its finances are IN excellent condi
tion and II has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds rs a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO., % Nassau st
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Thursday, .Ang 25.--The arrivals OF
to-day numbered lS1l head and sso were held
offerings were al sold carly, at 1oal2c v n for %
loS@l6he for 10 cars Of prime Kentneky 40 l5el6kc
i0r cars OF fat Illinois do n@isSc for cars Of fair
Illinois do. Na5kc tor OF Ohio and i0el lee for
cars Of common State cows heifcrs aud rroen steers
ts;9 head LAMBS were shade easier at sseHc., with
lev ehoiee and EXTRA sold at and sheep were
were quiet at f2H@i2Xc for dressed, and eI@i0Sc
alive with sales Of 67 State "a Ay. at siOS loo
rs, and n do, pS ne. ay, at l0c.
The sun., 1870-08-26
Arriyed-TuuRs uRspAY. Aug. u

Arrived-THU RsDAr, Aug. a.
steamship Isaac Bell Richmond, mdsc aud pass
ship Charles. Antwerp, In ballast.
Ship Botanit, Calcutta, mdse.
ship Goncvieve Strickland, Cardiff railroad iron.
BARK Athena, bremen, ndse and pass.
Bark Lampt lighter. Charleston, lumDer.
Bark Ada, Providence. In ballast.
Brig Elnga al. Rio Janeiro, coffee.
Brg Victoria Amelia. Cos Bay, coal.
Rfig Julia K. Areyt Naquabo. r.. sugar.
Brig Aurora, Cow Bay, g. r., coal
schr Laura Pride. Maracalno. coffee, &c.
Also, the usual river aud coastwise vessels.
sAILKp-steamships Guiding star. for Hsvrci sams-
r1a, Liyetpooi Morris Castle Havana Gen. Barne,,
saysnnah Louisa Mccie. Newberu, n C.i Saratoga,
Norfolk, &c; bHrks Mary, London; J. s. Winslow,
! iadephia brigs Alice. Port au Prince Eaisd.
The sun., 1870-08-26

CAsE-in this city. on Thursday. July e. 1870 by
Case. '' '''
Nodyne. 'NN
RoSENTHAL.-ln Crncinusti, Ohio on Friday Aprfl
~ 1870, hN Judge NJ r Force. Cf the Hamilton county
Court OF Common Pleas, Morris RVsentha from Ka:e
.sAIREs;-ln Cincinnati, Ohio on Friday. Aprfl is
$50. by Judge NJ. r. Force OF tie Court OF Common
Pleas, Julietta sayres from William sayres.
The sun., 1870-08-26
Preparing for tue Fall Canpaivn.

AZ large and enthusiastic meeting of the res
ilents Of Harlem and Yorkyic the Patrick McCanley
Association was iormcI. with officers as follow; =;
President, John pQrLY; Nirc President Jas Quinn
Second Nice-Presidcnt John Ieluuccy; Treasurer
4. II. Neuberger; Couespotdng Secretary, Thos'
hcGilney; Secretary, James II. Fu,h; Sergeant.
alarms, r. Nugent. The Association viii meet
next Wednesday evening.
The sun., 1870-08-26
The ReWnrd of yulor.

brave and accomplished starter of the Broad.
way and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company in Bar.
clsy street, severely hOTsewHiuped a little ne wsbo,
nll.6d Henderson, on "Wednesday, for selling The
Itieqrdm and other evening newspapers on the
horse cars. some OF the unappreciltiVe tTadesmen
Of tho rciglorhOOd are taking OF horse hDping
nc starter The merchants say that he ri;hy de-
serves q .gJuurilg.
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Waiting for their Diyyy,

The Assistant Aldermen yesterday laid over
the resolution with regard to cremin's patent
burners, doubtless with view to ascerainiue what
share Of the spoils thcv can get Tdey concurred
Ni'u NE Aldermen IN ihbug the city OF g. 500 per
anLum tor tho sarSirSs al sp iunnal clark.
The sun., 1870-08-26
New York vs.. Manhattan.

Yesterday fine game was played between the
above clubs at Ninth street. HobOken, which was
won easily by the New York Club, the Manhattan
Club not having bowlers OF any cAlibro. The fol-
lowing is the score:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAEAo-THrs DAY.
sun rises.....5 isun SETS s..G q Moon SETS. 90
HI0u wATER-THis
Sandy Hook. ,Goy. Island. y islIIeil Gate m 0 20
The sun., 1870-08-26

(HEAP ClHKIIGYS. BfOthers Co. hnve
rn1'cI 10 tltlrv- Iremises. 40 Broadway one door
,''r "t'-r .sct, ana axe SciIlns carriages cheaper
tLsG eSgr.-Ldg.
The sun., 1870-08-26
An Expert counlcrfeiter Caught.

Aplut two weeks fgo well executed counter
w. .N, lies on tie NIti, ma. Site md Leather
nN 'l N'Y lu.k city were pat IN cilc.latir q. LLI
y'iNH' 'o', whitley arrested liil GGrpes. an ~.
T. rs ,' 70 ic'rr, and JakH Buck, l.s C'I'edera'e
"'', : shadows rad boJglt !argC'Y Of the
'i''''.s, ila- crtrlpiIng them Carney,
II, ''.r' 'ad coaG'erfr's rcrresen'irg s9,UJD
T. ''"n many uLct urrrsto hut there mas
r. ''." ."U.iDHt l#,D' O. c,I.l,. h'L.. IL .e-
.- B. .' .llr ''f 4t Z. morL'dD.L,
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DIVORCED.

MILLARD-REYNoLDs On Monday. Aurust Is
MI, Henry L. Millard to Miss Lottic c. Reynolds