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PHUIN T. !
Or CONCENTRTED ANIMAL MANURE.
FIFTY FER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
kny KNOWN E'pEfil;zpp.y

PHUINE!
OR CONCENTRATED ANIMAL MANURE;
FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
Any Known Ecrtilizcr!
FARMERS can buy this valuable Manure with
L the fullest confidence of being le.paid the
whole cost by the increased production of he first
crop. besides rapidly enriching their land
READ the Analysis of Professor Il. Stevens -
. hereby certify that | have analysed a lot of
Plume for French Richards 4 Co. corner of
York Road and Callowhill street. PHILADELPHIA,
and find its cUmponerts to be ms tollows:-
ANALYSIS OF Plume:
Animal Matter containing per cent ,,o.
dried blood, 4i,oO
Phosphate OF Lime. :l0O
Sulphate OF Ammonia. zoe
Muriate Phosphate & Carbonate CT Ammonia 3 30
Nir"te and Suiphatc OF Soda, 500
Su'phate OF PoasSa, go
Nitrate Phosphate & Carbonate of Potassa, 80
'hl"ridc OF Souum 200
Sulphaics Of Lime and Macncsia, ssh
Silica and Sulphur (sO,Eblu) l2u
IL. STEVENS"
The above proves conclusiyely. that Phuinc is
TO the Farmer and Land Owner. THE discovery of
the age containing all the necessary constituents
Tor producing Large Crops. at Il small eApenSe.-
The price coming within the reach of ali, is but
TlIO CENTS PER POUND.
or, $40 per 1000 lbs, with discount to dealers.
Call and sec it. Send your orders to
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
SOLE Agents,
Corner Of York Road g. CoiiowhM SIS,
Mar %, lS592m PHILADELPHIA
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n Office.

y G. REESE having declined business,
IA. designs tearing the county and re-
specifically asks those indebted to him to
settle their accounts, either by note orothcl-
WISE, at their earliest convenience. He can
DC seen at The store of Mr.. A. 6. Tuite.
Elkton, March II, ls59--2m
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HARDWARE.
DO gSE2EH & DTsE.

THO. 9lPRATT STREET. BALTIMORE.
" (>iGN OF THE CIRCULAR sAw.) have now
on haul large and well assorted stock of FonrIcy
and DOMESTIC HARDWARE, IKox, NAILS &C..
comprising every article necessary for Black
smiths, Machiuists and Storekeepers which wo
viii sell at the lowest prices.
Z. Jewell Sons celebrated LEATHER Betting
always ON hand. which we warrant TO be the best,
and cheapest, article now made
we have also added complete assortment of
SADDLERl, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE FUR
NiTuRE, &c, which We can supply 10 droIcrs
and others. on the best terms
IN examination of stock and prices is respect
fully solicited, feeling conf lent we can do ms well
as any house in our business
UDBBIN & HOUSE.
April 23, IS59-3m 81 Pratt street. ralt,moro
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Flour, Meal and Feed,

Also, general assortment of Provisions,
such as, MEAT, LARD BUTTER, EGGS,
POTATOES, &c. He will also keep, all
kinds of GROCERIES, Confectionery, Fruit,
Tobacco, Cigars, Superior Bottled Brandy, and
great variety of other articles, all Of
which will be sold low.
GJ~The highest market prices paid for
Country Produce, in Cash, or in Goods from
the Store. JOHN II. MAuONY.
Elkton, April %, lS59-tf.
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To Carriage Manufacturers,

TllE subscribers have constantly on hand
L large assortment of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of Felloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokes, &c. Also, a large guam
tity Of Seasoned Axles, and Plank of differ
ent lhicknesses, all of which they will dis.
pose of at reasonable prices.
SCOTT Il ADDISON,
Jan ~, lo5o-~tf Scott's Mills.
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New Cracker Bakery in EEkton.

New Cracker Bakery in EEkton.
MORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
1VI of informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
of all kinds, at his Bakery, in the Hollow, to
which he calls the attention of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, Ne.
COnfcctiOnerieS.
! have just received from Philadelphia q
choice lot of Coniectioneries, which will be
sold cheap for cash, wholesale and retail
Thankful for past iavors, | respectfully
solicit Il continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1858.
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$50 Reward.

viii give the above Reward for the in
a formation and conviction Of the per or
person who placed some large stone in the
waters IN which l haul my scines. II is
he''eved the stone were placed there about
the lith or 10Th Of April
GEO. ". BARNES.
Carpenters Point, April %, lS59-Sw.
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MARBLE YARD,
IN WILMINGTON, DEL,

IN WIL.NINGTON, DEL.
'EllE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
n Old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clelahd, decd, in Market Street, respect
iu'ly announce to the public that they manu-
tacturc Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every descrlp-
ton, such as Water Tables, Door Stills, Win
dow Stills and Lntels, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &C.; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WAREHOUSE u co.
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MEMS ard Es0YS'
Cheap Clothing Establishment,
- i. COR. MARKET and SECOND STREETS.
-. PlllLAbELrllA.-Co Comprises II choice Ms.
sortmelt OF the best most durable and fashionable
DRESS AND FkOCk COATS,
Habit Cloth do, Twceds &c, with complete
variety Of
EsDEs' CLOTHING,
consisting Of Sack Coats. Polka Jackets. Monkey
Jackets, Vests, and Round Jackets, made ef cloth
tweed: alpacca, kclseymere, Docskin, Linen,
DWELLING, &c.
Furnishing Goods.
SHIRTS, STOCKS, IANDKERCHIEFS
&C.-ali offered at the lowest prices for cash, and
as cherp rs any store in the United States
sY Parents and Guardians will consult their
interest by attention to the Stock of Boys Clothing
GEORGE CULIN,
5. i. corner Market and Second Streets
Apr 2. lSj9-%m. PHILADELPHIA.
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ChT0nGmctcr WATCH

Having sccurel the Agency of the above finest
quality English Watches we are prepared to furnish
acorrcct ulne-keeper, at aREAsuNABLE price which
for finish and accuracy cannot be cxcellei by any
watch made Each watch is accompanied by Ger
tiicatc from the manufacturer which guarantees it
Ito keep time to the satisfaction of the purchaser
or to be returned. We can give the best references;
from gentlemen the greatest responsibility in our
city; and we respectfully request the attention of
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
~ WATCH REPAIRING done in tho hes,
manner, and all work warranted to give entire sat.
iSfaction for one year at the old Stand of
IlBA FERRIS X SON,
Corner Of Fourth and Market Sts.
Dec. 2, Oily. WILMINGTON, Del.
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p')ila

Bsa RES
|. Money is received every day, and in any
amount, large or small.
q FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money
from the day il is put in.
,. he money is always paid back in GOLD.
whenever it is called for. au without notice.
4. Money is received from ENGcuroRs. ADMIN
ISrRAToHS. GUARDIANS ard others who desire to
have it in place Of perfect safety. and where
interest can he obtained for it.
D The money received frCm dcposi'ors is in
vested in REAL ESTATE. MuNTGNG ES. GEOuNn
REHTS. and such other first class securities MS the
Charter directs.
&. OFriCG H.rns-Evcrv day from til 5
ocock. and on Mondays and Thursdays TIL s
o clock ii tic evening.
HENRY l.. BENNER. President
ROBERT SELFRiDGE, Vice President.
WILLIAM j. REED, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Hd fmry i h Snrs F. cnrrT Rrewor
Robert Seliril:e. Francis lee
Samuel H. Ashton, joseph Itrkes
G Lambeth NUNS Henry DNculc,frcr
OFFICE,
WALNUT ST., S. W. corner of Third St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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DIR. WILLIAM Il. CARSON.
Pharm and DRUGGIST.

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
L Run, Port Deposit, Md. and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the
public to his large assortment of DRrGs,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
FuMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, ToBAcco,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, TouTH,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
&C. Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, Is, 1S5S-1y
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COnfcCtiOnerieS.
New Flour and Feed Store,

IN ELKTON, ON NORTH STREET,
DETWEEN TIE JAIL AND SMITHS
ID HOTEL.--The subscriber has opene d a
NEW STORE, at the above stand, whore he
intends to keep at the Lowest Market Prices,
all Kinds of
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fUiiuillotuu.
WITCHES, JEWELRf
SILVER WARE,

e
"a ZlDA FERRIS & SON CoRxuRo OF FouRre
49,. AVE MAhNfr STREETS W iLmNGroN. have
~ on h@1s re fseS, a5,of !nent OF line
- NE = " Tin ,'u SLY IN NhE' 10
~, io,'" ia ~. "i,s ~ S?.eI: !ne
attention OF me ct2ens OF Elm oN ana 'ts VEIN
~ 10 our s'o'N' o"n'i's' |" part ia 'iie ioo"ihs
rvrtrs1 ,rcurs ~ Cola ~ si,,au c,,o,,
N.Y., w., c,'| - ",
,cdrnr vas N"'''e' ""''N''' SUN
{Lo. Stnvonsop's do do do
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HIDES and EaAEEs.

HIDES and HAIR.
VTILLIAM T. GILES, at his Grocery
w and Provision Store, Main street, EIk-
ten, will give the highest prices for HIDES,
and will also, keep on hand and for sale,
HAIR for the use Of plasterers. [Feb 26-tf.
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r1arket.-Peported 30 Tslegraph.

BUFFALO Aua H. ?. u.-FtorK demand far but mark
euciuz dOur~.c without quoable change IN prices ga
900 sbls e. for State, from standard spFrg neat
8 81 nr god Iioob; 81 r. 70 for extra Mcon
in; $50 - = fr Michigan lao JAMS an ONO "H.A
81 red an6 white " inter- sails 7'o tush ~
oi Tea Ohio 81 10 fr white CO. ~ 5oat - i@r cn9Hs
white he tucky &C. nWsr sses y te0 bush No In
ros t7c; oh.r s-aHes quiet WHISKY steady sars
bb. 2, .ic Lake NPokTS 8 co. bbls Flour; p 900 bush
WI ~: bush Corn Cansl ExPosrs: 400 oo.s -Four
$50 tush. Wheat Is, 100 h. sh Corn; $50 bush I'VE
CINCINNATI Aug n -HIoUR DID - y - TOR superhne
WHF,r Gull WHISKY qui.t = 22i BACON firm.
NEW ORLNAys Aug n -CoTTOS verJ dull and uncnAuSed
FLOUR oui ssrs at 81 81 suprrhne. 49,
CHICAGO, Aue. II. p m.-FLous quiet WHEAT active
Gosh s'esdy; ssri 80 lush 6ilc Oars sesdy RECEIPTS
too sol cls FioJr, Stuo bus Wheat 5oOp bush oOrn
SHINbN1s lt F0 bull. What
hEW.ORLTANs. Aug lOThe ady'ce by the Arabia hal no
eject upon oir market The sales day were onY 20
bal 81 which baes Of the new er'p 'od a. l fktGhfs
20 Liverpool il.
pm sptLPHI,, Arg. Il-FLoUH UNCHANGED WHEAT ac'
,iv White 81 40 3 Is Rcd, 5 $50 ~ q. CoSN hfm
Yelos, 7fc OATS sctye ,tSfGSjc WHISKY ufchspg
BALTINoRF Aug. II FLous cu ard droopiu1 WHEAT ms
declined SdS sales u 2ioo0 bush gug from ID 90
: > CoeN very dull; White and Yellow, 72GI5c. FSoti'
firm and unchanged WHISKY dun E; &c CoftEh du'
~
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wu. Watsoo, presented rev system OF 60
oroin,,es for treating PLACE curves WI CD P'ousss
exceedingly we'll Ii is indeed wonderful that 10
tbs nlnetes nth century so many De" methods ssd
new resuts should be obtair.d IN ,cienoe Which
secuted 10 be almost perfected three centuries BE-
fore our era.
Ihaye been, since writing the last sentence. on .
visit 10 the cet brat@d msnufact,ry Of Mr.
Ames at Cticopee, where in ADDITION to the
exquisite swords, elegant plated ware, sad
bronze castings for which the name a
Ames is celebrated. We saw tsrget-fring
with the newly invented cannon ball for rhc@
cannon. The Hon c. ]. James, the inyestpr
exclaimed 10 US the great advantages of bis ball, in
precl.ion of AIM IN the immense distance to which
il is propelled. and in the weight Of bail thrown
by gun Of given size, a. we'll as IN miuor pDists
The peculiarly Of the ball consists IN its never
touchi the cannon after the charge Is hired, .
sell, adjusting wad of lead and canvas taking al
be bearing
by the WY, see that by some accident to-day o
TRIBUNE has omitted an interesting vote passed
last evening on motion of Prof. Bache of coDgrata
stion aid of hope that Prof Simsn, who eu
cen present al some of the meetogs, may add
many happy years to ths eighty which he CON-
leted in suca vigor 90 Monday last
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Destructive Fire i'm Cincinnati
Loss $4,000.
CINCINNATI Ihurs.iay.

CNcIsSATI Thursday, Aug. II, 1883.
A. about / o'clock this morning, fire broke out in
the Wholesale liquor store Of $. S Boyle. which vas
entirely destroyed the less thereon is about 100000
Insured for $4,000.
TIE FIRE extended to the warehouse occupied by S.
y. Pike, wholesale liquor dealer, and Crsue, Breed
& Co.. meta lie burial ease manufacturers, Which
was partially destroyed. The loss OF the former Is
So 0t0 Insured for 10000. Messrs. Crane, Breed
4 Co.'S los : sbou, 40 600.
p M-Tbe losses by the fire this morning are a,
fellows: Boyle Is Co., $4,000; insured 5000.
Crsre Breed Il Co., and BaTstow Breed s Co.,
go eco fully insured. G. Hepshsw furniture MANI
factory $1,000 fully insured. The rec:iiying house
Of S. v. Pike was almost wholly destroyed loss
$4,000: il suIed probably $40 600.
Several ireuer injured by the falling Of alls
During TIE ire the water in the ci.terrs bee ,me
exhausted bat for this the destruction OF property
would have been less.
TIE whole Steam Fire Department were on duty
ard water had 10 be conveyed for the distance O. half
nile.
Tie origin o. lie fse S unknOWr.
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mily Of Mr. Mitchell viii stu Ese il the Uni,ed
sts'es. The Individual disappears. the race sur
"yve.
In parting from bis friend Sp-att. Dir. Mitchell
naturally il dulges IN emotion and ash, pafdon for
ally ofruses be may have committed. lie may
have been somewhat peremptory a0d harsb 10 deal
ing with southern oppone5ts, but be Is every day
mole satisfied that be was ri GIT 10 the main But,
ss for III, PR else lire of American politics which
be has pursued be desires the world to understand
that it has been prompted aid governed by Spratt
more than by any other personal influence reyels
ton which throws heavy responsibility on cprstt's
shoulders. At the same time, be does not wish to
deny that be bias met, even from oppoGents at the
South, with consideration. respect AID prbear.nce
For tie North be csTes not. Apparently no COM
nuniiy in which free ohite men form the greater
proportion of the population, can have any interest
for the Michelian mind. But We must be allowed
q sir gle quotation
wei. then, ny dear spra,t, vanish from South
Ell al d Northern puli1cs The Dfei Scott decision
NUT take care Of tsclf for tine. Squs'ter cover
ei.nty and every sort of philanthropy. snd the spirit
o. the sge ard il shor', q fOrns Of bl,tneruTskie
Will have one Ell eu the lees. leave at exciting
uouep, and could bsve loved to witness y,ur ap-
T. oschirg battle Of Charleston. Indeed, | feel In
en- degree a. + were quit iug an important post
more mportsL', ptrtap-, III my own eyes than 10
toose If otheis. Nevertheless, Ia quitting iust at
tn. noIneut AID Ter that stormy Europe, expect
ist the readers az cur paper viii not only hoi me e1
cused, br, VIII pray for me-
We will SIMPLY cay, in conclusion, that Il Mr
MItcbel ha. really gone not to Europe but to Atrl
ca for q cargo Of slaves, as IS most probably the
case be would hsve exhibited more % III chiSairic
eaI,ntry OF oil Irish gentemau aud a slayr -mas'er
By bolGly announcing The fact. and not seeking to
lid, l. as if it were something TO be ashamed Of
apd done IN snehhing secrecy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12
The Late Horace Mann.

BOSTON. Ttursf6y, August 1T, ISJ!.
The friends Of the late Hon. Horace Mano he'd 8
meeting to-day at the of the American Cnisr an
Association. George Il. Euersou, Treasurer OF tue
Board Of Education presided.
Rema h. eulcgistc Of the deceased were m,ds by
tie Hon Linus b. Comips, the Hon. Henry Wis'u,
tie Rev. Dr. Garnet, the Rev NJ. Waierstoo, PSci.
Barge, Of Antioch College, and others IN EhIch toe
lst"is Of Mr. Mann IL the cause Of education were
appropriately snd feelipgly alluded 10.
Tie following Committee vas aPpoIted 10 cary
ou' a receive Of the meeting 10 erect gu table mOnu-
meut "a his memory a. Mount Aubern: dor. Jo'an
Onrc CIV Ssu.uel c. Hove. George :. Boutwell, George
H. Emerson, Prot. Ctcsby and the Rev. Messrs. h r..
Hale +. Eimuucs. ard K. e.. Wa on.
II wa stated that fund Of $50 GOO had already been
invested fox the benefit o; Mr. Mann c CHILDREN
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Personal.

Sir f.. Bulwer Lytton is very much improved 10
heath. ana be Is row at Knebworth. dispensing hcs
FATALITIES in his fee old mansion, which he hs, dttel
no TIN il is a veritable romance in BRICK There are
s,or es Of tie brilliant Baronet got up Ia |eiasqss
in sssbed velvet and sombero, astonishing the Esei
rust.cs. or q white Spanish ennet, with anculasiaa
trsppmgs.'
I'M. Pietri. formely Project of Police in Psrs,"
SAWS the Stcle, sis dsy expected home from Italy.
1t was he, IT is said, who induced kossuth to REIN.
qu,sh his projects. 1t appears that Piedmont IS H.
clped TO retain in ia service part of the Hungansa
volunteers who wouli form foreign reglmect'
-Napol.op has not been seen in Paris since his re.
turn nom the war. but the news has been seut tie
Journal IN Hare that he no lorger wears the poots
his uu-tache tuned up and stlfened with Hungaln
poua um, but SLOWS them to curve doSnwsrd
they did before bis marriage. Some imaginative
per,ons suggest that this signifies an intention to NJ
lirquisb pursuit fer military honors for the future.
II is also said thst his complexion is much bronza
naturally by exposure 10 the sun and his countenance
wears also a care-worn, snS ious look.
Mr.. Hume, the famous sprit-rapping medium,
sa,s The MEDICAL Timss, has l.ey rather pat bis
foot into at Paris At Of his s6aHccs, one ct the
guests, particularly active individual made sud
Den grab the sp rt, which was tickling his leg and
beh,t, he found Mr.. IIunes foot in bis baud. Do
apo,b.r occasion, a childs glove was found lyIng "a
the floor when the furniture was bcug put to rights
after the sfdnce.
The City Of Paris has just bestowed on Lana-
tine with the consent of the Government, the houD
90 long sked of at the Petite Mue'te, in the Bos da
Bouogue The house s dels httuly situated scr >ened
from the north wind, and shaded from the southern
sun. 1t is already, indeed, fayorite resort for
those who are compelled to faint and swelter In Pau
during the bot Summer.
Count Cavour has at hast LEFT Turin for his coun-
try seat whence he will proceed to Switzerland.
The Republican Representative of Oregon, David
Logan, esq says The Chicago Press, is son OF che
Hon. s. T. Logan OF Springfield, III. lie has been
resident of Oregon for ten years or moro, aud has IN
that time, as this ee cton shows, made himself man
OF mark.
Wendell Philips has written long and severe
etter to Cuef-Justice Shaw and President Walker Of
Harvard for being present at the public dinner tO
Morpty at the Revere House, place where liquor is
sold in direct hostility TO the law.
Julius Korn, editor Of The San Francisco Deno.
kraf, German paper and Kirk Anderson, late iitor
{ The valley Tan, the Gentle paper at Salt Lake
City, among the passengers by the Star of the
West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

A special session Of tie Board Of Adermen
Was held last evening. committee vas np-
pointed to take action ID the matter of the recep
ton Of the Mayor and Common Council OF Rich
mopd, who are expec ed tn arrive touorrow, u0-
der the escort Of the Richmond Grays An at
tempt was made, based upon report OF the Com
nittee Of the Fire Department TO put the stean
fire engines ont of use. The proposition was Prac-
tically voted down by recomml'nen! Of the re-
port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12
The Yacht Cruise.
Special Dispatch TO The N Tribune

Special DlIpatch 20 The n ' Tribune
NEwPOKT, Thursday, August III, 1873.
The regatta to-day slow affair. The distance
Wa forty miles the wind lish.; good for little yachts
but not enough for b'g ones. Ouly twelve entered
VI:
Schooner. offr.; clsss-MadEie. Favori'a srd Lircs
schotn Is Of second class-Re,t.ess aud Wdg,on.
N tfst-c IS. Shops.
Oftte s.canc tla-s .oops-Plover and Fsclrt.
our ls.so.p,-Ray EaTrslaIse;t and A pha.
The Madgie owned by X. +. Lopez, Philadelphia,
toob The pdze Of Der class. The Restless, owoed by
G. W. Thsicher, Of New-lo'k, took the prize of
secord.clsss scbooneIs. The Poyer, c F. Williams,
OF StorirgoD, took he prize Of second-class slo>ps,
and the Narrags oaned by II. Bedow, OF New
p II the prize OF tblrd.oass sloops
We leave for New. Bedford at ten o'clock to'mor-
row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

The TURF-ANERICAS HoRsEs ~ EsGLAND.-lt
appears from the Liverpool papers OF Saturday, sofa
ult., that Mr.. Ten Broeck American horse, StMke,
(he winner Of the Goodwooi stakes, was the
victor 10 the race for the BeDilnck Memorial
stakes, valued at oOe thousand soyervigns Fifteen
horses ran, and Puoress was third. Mr.. Ten Brock
is reported to have won SOS coo by his horse beating
the fed for the Gcodsood siskes
The Nursery STAKES, also iup for on Friday, were
wen by Mr.. Ten Bioeoks ,~oyesr old Umpire, by
IesSn,s.
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The great Mitchell mystery is at last cleared up,

The great Mitchell mystery is at last clesred up,
or rather j: is deepened aud darkened. Mr..
Mitchell has c-rtainly sold out his Journal in order
to leave the couatry; but As he himself says
in his explanatory letter TO Mr. l. W Spratt Of
Charlottesville philosopher of tie new African
.aye trsde-it is "a step which cannot at present
.be fully accounted for" Meanwhile i, is salts
faction 10 klog, amid all the doubt in which We
sie plunged by this smb guous statement. that Tie
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Ohio Anti.slavery Convention.

CI>cINSArI, Thursday. Aug IL, 1888.
The Cor vention discussed and amended the resolu.
iious submitted yesterday aud t1en adopted them.
a Standing Committee for the State at large was
appointed.
Toe Convention then, after passing three additional
resolutions, adjourned SINE he.
T5e n,xt meeting is to be determined upon by the
Standing COMMITTEE.
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yeW.Jersey Politics

NrwARk. NJ. Thur-css, Aug. IL. 1883
At TIE DE nccrs,c Prirsry Wst meet ugs, held
here this evening - cleo, delegates to tne Gaberna
torsl Convention which meets reKt month, nearly al
ere favorable to Gen. +. '. X. Wright 10 aiew
Wards Oily s,,gtt ciysrs,ons txls-ed.
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Three Y Dung Girls Drowned.

STUt hbhID"tf Wdr-'l aug. IT. Io'1
Two Iieces Of Dr. Train If Sheffield, sged seven
ard uIIe years, ard daughter OF James Bradford,
,,Q aged twelve years, drowled in Sheffield
Mas, yesterday in 8 little cove where they were
bathing The names Of the nieces of DR.. Train were
Mary and Gertrude Leuiist. They resided in Med
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch 20 The Y. 7 Tnolnr
WASHINGTON Thursday, Aug II. 1883.
Tie reason given by the Hon. John RIves for
ftiiBa up d Congressional printius coffee is, that
the Committee on Binding required bin to make a
writ bid, but subsequently, received verbal bid
from Dir Wendell Of three mills under. This he
has published 10 The Globe and be asserts that one
of III. Committee was ready 10 indorse the state
IpeDt before the House.
There Is TO doubt that Mr.. Walker has recently
assured his friends OF his intention to make another
decent upon Nicaragua.