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BANKING AND FINANCLAL.
HARVEY FISK.
HARVEY FISK. As HATCH
OFFICE OF Fisk b HATcHl
NASSAU ST. NEW YoRH Aug 15 1870. (

OFFICE OF FIsK b HATcHl
NASSAU ST., New lORW, Aug Is, 1870.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD SIX PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS, having twenly.slx years to
run, are to-day selling at sG2j. Aths rate Of $50
hey yi,d 7 per eedt In god, Interest and prlaeipA
payable IN gold coin In New York city.
They ore secured bya 1rst mortgage on property
worth four times their total issue: a road having u
princely revenue-nearly t300OO00 for the FIRST six
months OF this year, and $Ts7sO for July, being
increase of teOOOOO over the large revenues of the
same period last year. while the annual interest pay
ments are 81 100000. They are as good and as safe
as Government bonds. Holders OF tho latter would
do well TO Capitalize the difference while the Centrals
are 20 low occasioned by the return OF these bonds
from Germany, on account OF the terrible war now
raging In Europe. The amounts now coming are
small and are being steadily absorbed by heavy cap
talists here.
Tue U. 8, CURRENCY sIxEs-prncipal and inter.
est payable In lawful mOney-with an average of ~
years to run, at ll3 fiat, pay only per cent. cur.
rency,
TES-FoRTIEs, with 81 years 10 run 1t Is not
probable this issue will be called IN ill maturity, as
| portion OF the Bonds authorized by the Funding
N bear per cent), at ION, about the present.
price less coupon due September l. pay AZ per cent
| gold,
SKIES OF 1881, having II years to run, at the cur
| rent rate llI,bO, nay only A. per cent gold.
FIYE,1 wENTIEs, ASSUMING lnal they WI not be
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THE LiBOR CON0REsS.


The Proposition TO Form n National Labor
Pnrty-Labor Suffering from tho Cur
rcncv-RcpcaI of the Dauking system.
CINCINNATI, Aug. lS.-Mr. Cummings of Mas
81 husotts offered resolution recommending the
formation OF an Independent political party, TO be
known as the National Labor Reform party, and
the appointment Of committee In each State 10
call n National Convention to organize such party.
Mr.. Wor (colored) OF Pennsylvania said the his.
tory Of all reform movements In this country showed
that the cause generally gained no siren th by pc.
ltical organizations. The antslavcry ore nj, suo
had orerled On public sentiment outside OF politics
Mr.. Layinc Of Illinois made an earnest speech In
hv OF Of Mr. Cummings's resolution. lie would adj
init ttat the Republicans laL given away much
lind, hut tie same party had opened all the South
TO the laborn; classes.
TEe Committee on Platform reported eubstan.
italy as .Ollows:
That laoorcrs 10 all Departments OF useful Industry
alr sGhtrlns l. ON system ca monetary Jaws ado
. IlS Nc rate Of Interest dispropofuona,e to aad
IN eNre,s OF the natcLa wcaltl.
The repeal OF the nauoah banking system 10 de-
The. resent grccrhacss tina; are not fun legal
tender shOuld be Wltl awl, and a currency based on
debts public and 9fy @. c5nv,rtios into three Der
cent bonds 81 conv ruUie mo money Ut The pleas
5. opl9sns lhe payp. a ~ god Of the nLe,wsn,y
toud the principal Of which Is legally pay able in law
G lht odd,is ofthe Government sh1 vii bear equally
tolNe tnes oilhtelest ltoM taAat.cn is lA IoIuon
o. inc N.st u. Illlptrt OF ltb r.
Z. Ihe tIru 81 ould be modified 10 admit the ncccs.
sag,s 81 lic and such Articles OF common use as We
cannot produce, du tJT revenue 90 De manly laid IN
arc esot luxury aud such art Giles ns We have the ma
eral OF n abundance, ana 50 develop the resources OF
tue country. crosse tUe number ui ta,orie
Iloyultht TO more lnhotcr~, cause hnmigrluon Of
iuci labor create permanent home market lor az.
rsCuliUIl lrotIC, Orsi.ls tlc lect-tity tDE ouOu,
md expensive internal tax ton, ara soon nabe Us 10
NOlnlc,c vita the iuIuuitct ui,fH Oi ia oYc
b Tue public l.u4s bel a. o. the PEG ir, and shUu
not be sofa TO nlYduala NOR granted to corporations
but saved rs trust lul lie people. aul Fcs Oi
cot TO settlers ~ amounts only o, llI 1cscs.
y lac Nesty-naNtuG power has no authority In the
Cont ut n TO dispose OF the pupc lands without the
mt sanction OF tAe Senate and House OF Rel Icsenta
ives.
Peter II. Clark. OF the Committee, disscnted from
lAe paIagl Llh Iellting 10 groom 1achs.
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TIE sING sIS0 oAmP MEETING
Luxurious Homes In the wooJr THE Hop.
Horace Grccicy's Visit to the Camp
Ground One Of the Grandun,c-' Opin-
Ion. Of the Venerable AgricuIturirt.


Luxurious Homes In the wooJr-The Hcp.
Horace Grcciey's Visit TO the Camp
Ground One Of the Grandamcr Opin-
Ions Of the Venerable Agricultural.
The religious gather .ngs in the grand old forest
in the suburbs OF Sing Sing have been in past years
much larcor than the present assemblage. But
never, II Ia said, have they been conducted with
gre ser religious zeal. Passing down the long aven.
ucs If Snts is impressed with the nea,ness and
teste VIZ which tho sylvan lhomcs are fitted up.
They have every comfort and conyenietce which
art can devise I'D money procure. some Of them
bejng bijou salnces. There familic. that keep
house and furnish their sNDlcs Win every dohcacy
which the senso1 affords.
In addition to the three huut,Ss family tents are
eating tents ice cream tents grocery cents, barber
tca's md Photograph tent, all combining " make
M q .ty In miniature.
The week has passed with the usual routine Of
IRA cr an preaching, anl nothing has occurred to
mar the harmony OF the worship. A day or two ago
Tic Hon Horace Greeley visited the encampment
lie walked far up toN nd the niniscrs' stand, and "
W;sfu.i uscd that he was lShg bee line for the
anyious sent Tho ChippsQut farmers friends, see
ing him siding mp the aisle, made room for MIN
tie anAtUu. seat that lac might be prayed Tor; but
the great agrcut uri-t declined tie proGcrol seat,
etls.trCl into a remote corner, and alhIOst in
st,ntlv absnrbsd IN tho lc1ruri diynr's dis,on-ss
- tho venerable Horace was passing out grandamc
was heard to remark that II was such pity shat
go great aud good mpn as Mr.. Gree ey was not one
OF tie llcl..' and " Row strange II was that he so
often made use OF such awful horrid words"
Sunday AT tie camp meeting " generally the great
day and the morning. love feasts have Jcen a very
interesting feature A number of distinguished
persons have attended tie meeting, among the "A
Mr Daniel Drew.
The meeting closed at midnight last night with
Impressive ceremonies. After tile iOve fcasts, all
joined hands IN a farewell clasp, aud the camp was
tncn formally broken up amid shouts Vi praise 10
q 9 Amigaty
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PAPERx,s uSIUcKY PARTNERsuIP.
How TO Invest $500 to Advantage - the
Fascinating widow and the verdant Inn
migrant who was Kicked Out Of his Own
House-The Couppla ma MI story.

How TO Invest $500 TO Advantage - the
Fascinating Widow and the verdant linz
migrant who was Kicked Out Of his Own
House-The Complainant's story
Otto Papern arrived in this country on the
sth OF May from Germany, being impressed with the
idea that rich harvest could be reaped in New
York by keeping good boarding house. Tie had
sold what little property he possessed In the old
country, and when he arrived here bad $500 10 gold
Being unacquointcd with the English language, he
advertised in the stats ZeitnD that he wished to
form a copartnership to carry respectable board
ing house. In a few days he received letter from
Franziska Emmerz, OF 81 Henry street, requesting
hin TO call at her boarding house, which he did
He found Franziska avery afTble and propossossing
woman, and after few preliminarios, ard the con
sumption Of some lager, Frnnsi-ca proceeded to
business. representing herself to be widow and
the sole owner Of the boarding house she was in
Hho said she owed no debts and 1hat she had no
membranes.
Ftanzska's ar,less manner made such favorable
impression on Quo that he was disposed to THINK
her statements true As he was not wholly satisfied.
however, Fr1nz,ska and her friends producot some
papers, purporins 70 SHOW that NJ DIeyer Oi w
Orchard ~ cot, had been within . few days part
with Franzska but had sold his interest 10 her.
AiCr seeing these dOcurCn,s, Ot) was convinced
that a wlI right, nnj ne paid her SSO0 on tie 9th
OF May for a hall iutcrust In the boarding house.
lverytting went on smoothly for about seven
weeks, wncn Frarzislsl informed Pa91rn tiat sue
had sold tho boarding nou9e 10 hr. herDer' WAC
also runs an eating house nj 80 Avenue A. Plpcrn
t,-nonstrated with her, and asked how she could
sell v,thout his consent she tr,ol To smooth the
matter uN>S by telling him that ho would receive
$50 Tor his sSsIc, provided he won sign certain
6hl OF sic. Being oreinons man
and rcpcsing 9. ~adenCc IN tue widow
he si-ncd TIE parcr AMI t."vercd At TO " s)lingcr
who the AGENT IN the @'aUCr solnGtr pld
him only s25 tustcld or 1850 sis.-S that there
chatte NOR risc fOf $3.50 on the t.Nsphg house
which hai 10 he paid out uf the money
soingcr requested him TO deliver all the pa.Nss NE
had to Lin, which he refused to do declaring ut
there was u conspiracy to dcfraud MIN out Of hts
money. To make the story short widow kmmcrtI
agent soinger. and the honest Kcrber assaulted
TapCrn. and Kicked him OGt OF the house, aud the
widow with KCrbcr carry on TIE establish ment
such Is the cOmplainnuts story IN Essex Market
Police Court yesterday. lapcrn made complaint
10 the police, and the trio have been arrested aud
hrld lnr lrinl
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DID.

BARTON On Thursday. August Is. after a lingering
illness Oracle, youngest child VI Alfred and Aunlc
Barton.
The iureral vii take place from tho residence OF her
parents, 80 Noitn Moore st., tp,luN, az 2u'ClpCk.
BONNER.-kate, vile of illldm Bonner, after a very
short iilress
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock r NJ on So.
tufiaN, August ~ from he. latF residence, 90 Fast
BroadwaY, The irigIis OF tu1 family, md those OF et
brottcW, James ard VIM. Burke, OF loughal, cOuuty
Cork, lrClaud, are invited.
DLACKH ALL.-on Thursday. August - 1870, Chls
]. BlaCkhsll aged - year, aad 5 mOutha.
Funeral 'front.' DctoIoss.s st, TINS day Frldly) at
O'Clock.
COls'A On Thursday August IS Robert BENJAMIN
COlSa, In The On wear OF Ms age
The relatives and fleni. 81 tlc family rcsnectf,
nyieO e. attend the funeral from hi, late Residence, "a
wnon the ron ans viii be akcn 10 West Farms, West
chester county, fpr interm'nt
onondoga. y. Y, pal ClS please copy
FIOkEN.-iu Brook Nn, August i, 1870, Narsagetha.
beloved wi. II Henry fcKcu. aged - years.
Inc relative, and rirn'ls OF the fanny. AMI also the
specially ted 10 attend the fInc awhch viii take
place Oh saniar nest, at T. A., from is Powers ST.
corner OF Dean q.
MORRISON Thursday, August Is 1870. James, the
youngest chill OF al aAd Margaret Morris, aIed
year aad 10 months.
Ihe relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
" Invited TO attend ais funeral tus (frdaJ afternoon
O'clock nom the sldence OF his parents, 70 III
b.. SOuth bIo1kyn.
PET1IGREW.-O TUESDAY evening, August I6 Jen.
ME C., wife VI jar rS H. Petugrew ami daughter Of
Robert ant Jennie Mcguire IN the 27h year OF her age
Ais the infant Bon OF james IL aud Jenne Z. Pett
grew.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are invited Il
attend the funeral from their late residence, 2OJ
tJth st., Oh Friday, llth inst At 2 oCloCk,
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THURSDAY, Aug. 1o.--FLoUR AND MEAL-West.
cru aud state nours were more active but qutg rreg
LAT the only demand OF moment FOR low grades 10.
hhpmcut AMI tiCse btous ht more money, u sound TIE
J0O bush at g. 3J@f5GJ for Nescrn anu State supcrs.
$3.50 81 10 for shipping cNrs. with rejected AZ $3.50
q -, ana meal TO choice bakers ami iny -four ~
fb2 as 10 southern puu very dun AMI unsettled.
ranging from SOS g $3.50 including good Shipping
tras az e. rye -four, a.. 5ySil1. Corn meal s. $50
70 10 Tor Yves crh and southern
GRoCERtEs- Coffee In tar demand. and firm. Rio.
lAA@iec, goldi safes here anu at Baltimore o. iiij
pa-s no lice active ~ sfcAN pticls sales 49, bags
Rangoon at ir1kc l5J do lltnr At g.. aud 100 bags
heavy; cuba MusrJyadl 3!Etc Raw sugars ratncf
quiet, hut Arm iat TO good ref uing gNcsHEc sales
80 hhdr. pt Vatl0AC. Ter cuba, l0aiiac. for Porto
kico. l0fOi,c. Tor tugii,h Island aud lGDl bXs ia.
o'lsloNs.-lo stu veg dun ana pf'cos again
lower sales $50 bns. at StJatfD Tor mcs- t5 lGs
lrime mes, aud t2i iOt right IumDs Tot future uN
livery sales OF 80 btls. seller SCptcmbcr, ut Sss1k
Bosfttii quiet sacs - bus az tlsgtJ for plum aud
sNtra mess. Iicfce beef dull. Beet mans 1ulct. Cut
- ~ hght demand aud steady Dtc0n duli Dressed
hogs h., At lslslll4c. Lad more active an1 num
slcs 40 pNs~a ltslosc TOR MOL prime city, and l6N
tor Western ST.. % butter aud cheese steady
GRAtS.-Wheat dnl and la2c lower: sacn 10 900 bush
tlAse4t ~ for new amos Ntuer Rye dull aud nomiu
AZ, At f.dSilj iOr western asd state. Barley aud bar
icy malt uomiuHl Oats were S'Nl aud heavy sales
ZOO bush, at toi2c for Western. sod Stale che lat
Ohio. Corn was lct!c better. with iaJ demand, and
sal OF 5iOOJ bll al siGsYJU. iOI new Western mixed
sUsDlIEs.-IOLlon 4 sner and more active n,lialing
.J4c kosins duh, at tis,esSlSa Tor good strained
Crude petroleum active at lie. 10 hul< rehned quiet
Gc. Nhiskey steady a. nc TalOW IN 0enand NJ
9.s9Ac FIcghts nrner. but quiet
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State bonds were dull but nrm, old Tennessee
selling at G1'4G127s, while The neS advanced y n
cent 10 Ga. Ihe old North Catohnas were In good
demand q $685. new ut S3 q and special tx at
% the Funding Act bonds oi lsGs selling at 3d.. ;
Virginia 6s, old, g Georgia Is, 9l1q and AlabamG
s., Q9Ldi00 City bank shares were quiet, with
s5ies y. Fourth National ut lUd, and American lex.
change, il3. Railroad bonds were firm, with sales
OF Michigan Southern seconds at 92l9, and Union
lacGcs ~ SIS Coutrals being In good investment
inquiry at s1s Tho following were the closing
street quotations for Union Pacific securities: First
mortgage bonds, ~ Gss!'s incomes IN q 1s land
grams, 12ii az ~! anu stock 2i's u.1'(,
On oxtremc quotations New YORK Central stock
nuctu.ted between $50. and 9ii scrip, 0l1sQSgT /;
Ere, 23'SG22; RcatIns, JGQy5g Lake snlro, 49,
GJgi Wabash, 52L VJJA Northwestern preferred,
81 .ttsi7. Rock Island iitdc1l3; II. Paul common
GJ'.U5bt, -. Paul preferred, ~ 0i6; and Ohio
ana Miss.ssIppi .3i1A4. Al the boards we note
scs OF Erie prcf'roi a. i1.iJis; Illinois Central.
l3G; New JerseY Central. lQlA6llUl4 Fort
Wayne, 80 Chicago and Alton III Morris and
EnscX,SJ Delaware, LackIwaurd and Western, 1867
GGl0j Now YORK and New Haven scrip, ~: and
C. a. and |. c., ~. The business IN miscellaneous
shares VAS light: Pacific Mail declining from 81 a
to 81, and haIirosa selling at ~. Express shares
were neglected, small lot OF Adams 40 shares sell.
ing at GS1..
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Mr.. rrelinghuysaL's Defamation.
In declining the office Of Minister to England
MIR. Frelmghuysen says:
NEWARK. JnlY q. $50.


To MS ErceHency PresideRi Grant
Permit me to express my appreciation or the asst
gulhyd honor ioue nae "a my aDDoinnont rs ilntt.r
10 England honor the moro valuable because Orgl-
mating Wit, one whose confidence d. highiy prize,
received the Official nOUhCatlOh Of my appointment on
Frday the I'D instant Since then. aud before, have
deeply aud dkluterestedly reflected on the question
whether It my duty u accent the Ouice and hay
ng to the conclusion that It not regret that
tae kilograms indicating the resolution To which have
come, sent, the one ON the morning OF THURSDAY the
18th instant, JGst soon as tc rnmors of my possible
nomination took place In the press ava the otheI on
the morning Of the lFth As soon IA | heard Of my
nomination, did not rcacn their destination IN time TO
lead 70 the selection Of another than my.
nxed tins subject when telegrapbed, yet the mOst
grateful vote OF The Senate my continuation. whlch
am aware was to good degree the result OF natu'
raj kindly fceng toward recent associate and also
expression Of views 40 70 NE national policy has lsd
nestle relations and dutics which, wasigratneJ to
md In recent Interview you appreciated; my own
dstasIe for diplomatic post)n aud my conviction hst
there oherA better suited to the office, brOu ;ht
to my nrst conclusion, and shah forward my lGIer
declining The Once to lhe secretary OF state. While
regret that my efforts 10 avoid the asoclIiion Of my
with this office were not successful You VIII please
permit me again " express my nigh appreciation oi the
honor conferred,
am, with much reepect, your obedient servant,
FHEDK L. FRkLINGuUlSEN.
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New lonK, Thur-dry. Aug. 1S.-rhe receipts Of
bcey numbered lSJi head s33 Al Wcehtwkcn aud ~
at iUO street The mlrNct WIS fans yIiic. for
mun to lair texans. and % jc. Tor o:dHIfy - p.lme
native steer. drN ui 10 prime 10 extra Kentucky
tcers cent ~ 10y john L. Alexander reserved for
tomorrow tlcs ~ lOth street included IS car ioads
oi ILLINOIS amt Missouri caitlo at lS4ai6c. v n. A.
Meehlwke1 10 kfntu-sy "ni OhlJ steer5 were so at
10 &C.. mostly AZ i5Fl5 - Illinois ut itCl!6r
and sos tcNan- AZ Aglc SLccp and LAMBS iair
tcquc3t At pf,ViouS n.uss, win better gnIIty, and
higher price, tor tue thJcOs, 1uhs The receipts wrrc
3y! head, 'r u car loa,, AMI stss OF cars aye re-
poftCu At 61s9yc Tor lambs, ia one ezra lot a. ioc
aud 90. lot Sheep .tl low selcruOu4 At u gic.
IpSs were ql't aud uuch usc1, with uothlIs nag
"a live wci' It, and dressed quoted az &c. for
heavy, and Rg l2tic. Tor medina aud liLht
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EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price, 95 and accrued interest.
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eulaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue ro-
striced by law, and surrounded By guarantees that
render tile bonds most desirable investment The
road is now about TO open It's valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year to Eufiula Its finances are In excellent condi.
ton, and 1t has during the last year byen making
satisi, etory net earnings
We recommend these bonds a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO.. q Nassau 1t.
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called in for years, at 100 pey bp, per cent gold
per annum.
This opportunity TO realize 40 handsome an ad.
diton to their capital, and at the same time large
increase In the average annual interest YIELD by
exchange into Central Pacific Bonds, may not occur
again. We expect as the demand for them il large
that they cannot be had at the present price for any
length Of time FISK q HATCH
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A Tragedy on the uackensack.

An evening or two ago three Migrants, two
men and a woman, were observed around East New
ark Since tnen the men have been seen, but not
the woman; and one Wetherburn says that, on the
evening when the tlree were seen, at about mid.
Light, the two men bore between them what seemed
a large bun lie OF clothing 10 the bridge over the
uaekensaek, aud throw IL into the water.
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sTOTEs In this city, Tuesday, August ., $50. oy
Judre u 'rse q. Barn-td ofthc supreme Coat ChAs.
ttokt y ron Ann Jane Stokes. Deere ma favor OF
the d. uAn TOR DIV 1Icc Us az mast rlatrt aud re.
vcrsiag decree ol November, 1855, whlcl Ia fay
olplauun and against dAfea liant.
ThOMrSoN Cinema ohio. on Monday. March
~ 1871 by Judge NJ H. Force of the Colrt of Common
Pleas. Sarah L, Thompson from James Thompson.
RuS,ElL.-ln Cincinnati. OHlO on Thursday March
81 by Judge NJ 7, Force OF the Hamilton comfy Com.
mon Pleas, Louisa Russell from hIcuard q. Russell.
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The Old Mill Of Lake Mahopac.

The old red mill at Mahopac Falls is to be torn
down To be replaced by large sewing machine FAC
tory. II Is the oldest building in Putnam county,
and during the Revolutionary war Is said 10 have
been occupied alternately by the troops OF washing
ton and those OF Sir Henry Clinton.
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whi,key Rio, On BrooLIyn.

Yesterday Assessor Scanlon, and Assistant As-
SCISSOR Carroll, and SUPERVISOR butcher visited
Hlshtown In search OF Illicit distleriee, but were
chased out OF the Finh Ward by rowdies armed
with bricks, stones, and bludgoons, which they used
neely but without doing serious injury.
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Another Mining Horror.

Yesterday, at the North River Iron Mine, near
Dover, N. j, while a Welchman and James Williams
were working In drift, an OyeThanging wall fell,
buryinR them As many men as could COW enienuy
work were at once set TO dig the out but when
re scued, the Welclimaq was dead. Willms was
terribly bruised and, 1t Ia feared, injured Internally.
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The Athletics of Philadelphia Beaten by the
MuIunls Of New York.

The MutuaIs OF New 7 Ork and The Athletics OF
PHILADELPHIA played match m Philadelphia yes
lerday. Inc Athletics we're first at the bat, but
fiod to score until the h;th inning, when
they scored two by muf and bad throw.
AT the end OF the fifth inning tie score stood II 10
In favor OF the Mutulls. In the following Innings
lug Il tie score
Ixsrxas.. lst. "a 81. Ith 5th. 9th. 7th. sth OH.
AAtSGtisss.iigs...,,,SS Z 90 I I : IA
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uonor. "a the sage Of Auburn.

CnEYESSR, Aug. ls.-The Hon. VIM. Ii. Sew
lrd arrived hero to-day. lie Vas met at the depot
by large number OF cilzens, officers, and tae post
bard. Mr.. Seward will remain here day or two as
The guest OF Gen. King, the commanding onieer al
Fort ID. A. Russell.
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John G. Ward the Mntrtcidc.

John C. Ward has been arrested and is con
hped In the Camden County jail. lie conlesses tha.
be killed hls mother TO obtain possession Of .hout
400 Wnicb belonged " bia Glthel.
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Arrivcl-lHrH.pNY Aug. Is.
steamship samaT q, LN erTOul, mdsc.
Steamship Caledonia. Gu. cow, Mise ard nlae
Steamship Gun stream. Gdlyrvtuu, mdst Ntt ia.F.
Rack sict.ulnt ~. LIZ. HH. roc lll cora wood.
HJrs u rr'1fl.ra. tilTMn' con 30.
Bars Ncrr ca icua-, u'Hlls.rs.
Baf Nor o., NJfot "a sGt|-.
BlrN NoGIaric, HuCUps Awe Sies.
li.g Nuiaut, Lite Glaze Bay. col
bIi l.yf.y II klulal., seal 'r|Il Iul logUood.
tchr Ley liill.b1ra, ~ CHtl
sClI u .,.Dla vi. 3sJr. ~. o.. Ger.
tCaT AJp.U iugils Mu-Iugsh : T. spting.
Aao, Ia, U,ua. ryeg ava coastwis' yeisti-.
sTEAMsWrs AuRIvcp OUT.
MoviILT, Aug. is-Aultraln, New losk.
tUfts rowH. Aug. is.--ltaY, anu cas- OF London
New NuIE.
sAiIEi Steamships Palmyra and cry OF BuDl n foT
Iuvrl Of Virginia, Tor LJ1l)l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-19

CROwNtNSlIIFt.D BRADFORD At the Unite,
state, tunulue Dr,saen, stXnny, jay q! $40 by N,
Rev. ElgIId !,ayrsJn, \. schuyler CrI Wun VA cid It.
Coamauiyr u. 5. Navy, to Mary, eldest daughter o
hIs. :. n. Bradford. OF Geneva, n y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-19

CHEAP CARmAGEs.-Wood Brothers Co. have
removed TO their Inc premise, TAO Broadway, one door
below Astor ploce and are selling carriages cheaper
tbaD eHeT,-.iaD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-19

'f4uKNNE SIUDs
Tine ii game-2 hours.
To-day-Forelt Guy vs.. Union OF Morrrana, at Tire.
mont Atlantic w. Alpha, at CapitOline ground; llar'
monte ". Champions Of Jeraey City also at Captone
g.Ound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-19

The thornugh and permanent inVignrut0r
Of TN human Nstcm Is itLNbOLb', EttuU. Ihs
valuable ~ laratou is also aiGln stnr't 'or dsea
OF the uA1dcr, kidneys. urinary aud genital organs
wish ne myst Ga,isHctory rCsG.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-19

Ladies, II you wish Boots mud shoes for
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