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Xc,y York Cattle Market.

New YORK, August "O--Bccyrs -
Receipts, Yesterday and to-day I,2yj
head. making / 800 head for the week,
against $500 head same time last week.
Good to prime steers steady Mt former
quotations; inferior t. medium includ-
ny both natives and Texans, weak and
dull ut reduction OF fully ic; Texas,
Cherokee and Colorado cattle ranged
from y to lOlc; native steers and oxen
~ to l3lc; fair to prime l2Gl&c. sheep
and Lambs Receipts $500 head, maxi
ing 2i.75O head for the week, against
-, 100 head last week. Market easier ut
Glr -; lamb, 4lm SIC. Swiue-EccciPt.
500 head. making 1870 head for the
week, against 1860 head last week.
1--we hog, moderate at simS4c, with
1t couple of heavy lots for stock at : .c;
irc> ,od closed ut lOlmllc.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SIMPTOMS-W ofappetitc, rising of
food and wind from the stomach, acIdity
OF the stomach, heartburn, dryncSS and
whiteueSs of the tongue I'm the morning,
sense Of diStensIOu in the stomach aHd
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pain; f;
coStiVenesS, which Is occasionally inter
ruptcd by diarrhua; palrn"Ss Ol the urine.
The mouth is clammy, Or has Il sour or bit
ter taste. other frequent symptoms an"
watcrbraSh, palpitatiOn of the heart, head.
ache and disorders OF the senses, aS seeing
double, etc. There Is general debility,
languOr and aversion Ia motion detection
OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and flight
ful dreams.
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MIR. IL. X. STEVENS: Dear sir will
most chrcriully add my testimony To- ih"
great number you haV" already received
IN favor Of your great and good medicine,
Nrgrtiuc, for do not think enough can
he said ia It's praise, Tor ! was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease,
tutaTTh, and had such bad coughing spells
that II v Ould seem aS though could never
breath" any more, and Nrgrtiu" has 'urrd
me; and do feel To- thank God all the
time that there Is 50 good q medicine. ~
Ncg"tiuc, and also think II ono at the
best medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
ing feelings at the stomach, and nuN i~r
everybody To take the Nrgriinr, Tor ! can
assure. them 10 Is ON. of the. best u,dlcIurN
that ever was. MlkS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and " aluut SIS. Cam
bridge, Massachusetts.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE August s.-Flour-Dull:
Howard street and WESTERN superilne
81 34G5 90. Wheat-Firmer; red and
white 81 2OGl Al. Corn-Dul at 7sc.
Oats-Dull ut 4S@52c. Rye-Demand
good at 90G9Sc. Pork-$22 2jG22 30.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 9lc; rib sides
l2@l2ic loose. Bacon-Shouldcr 100
lOlc; clear rib l3!@l3}c; hams 800
ljtc. Lard-Stesdyi refined l4IGl5c.
Butter-Steady. western extras 25c.
Prtroleam-Dull; crude jlG5io; refined
llt@ll4 Cotiee-Quiet at lSl@2Oc
Whi,ky-Dull at 81 22I.
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FOREIGN.


VIENNA, August 30 Three battaI-
hons of the Turkish Expedition, which
landed at Klcck Have reached Mostar
without any opposition. Four thousand
Servuns have entered the Turkish Terri
tory and encampcd at Nuvi, where they
have erected telegraph lines. Bands OF
Seryians have appeared in the Boksra
Mountains, aud are erdeavoring to incitc
the Bulgariuus against the Porte.
LONDON, August 3O.-A Berlin cor
respondent teIesraphs that Northern
Bosnia is in flll rebellion against the
Porte. The Insurgents of Herzegovina
have established National Government
at Montenegro and Srryia, and are nc
lively preparing for war. The official
press of Montenegro does not conceal is
symputhy with the movement
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Destructive Rain storm I'm Wash.
iu.tOu.

WA>HINGroN, ID. C., August ]O,-Thc
ram storm yesterday was very d">truc-
tive. Thirty houses on Tihcr creek We're
Hooded nine feet deep. The inmates fled
to the upper stories Of the more subSt"n-
tial dwellings. from whence they were
rescued hy rui,s. The streets in the Vi
entity Of the navy yard were covered in
parts from two to three feet, likewise
IIth and 18th streets. Owing 10 the
bursting of sewers the street cars ceased
running. The merchants on PennSyl-
vania avenue lost thousands by the back
ing Of water Into the cellars from INSULT
cicnt sewerage 1t is stated that tn
destruction of the dam separating Rock
creek from the Potomac, involves II loss
of 500 900.
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sues of capital stock for the purpose of
hypothecating it,yshould ultimately be
qualified, the fact will remain that1at the
time Of the crash the bank was rotten
throughout. Thdwhole capital, S5,0O0,-
600; and the whole surplus, Sl,590000
on the top Of that are gone and
it is said the balance of the indebtedness
remains, for which the stockholders, in
their individual capacity, are liable to be
called on. The assets, to large and
nominal amount, are discovered, upon
which small percentage only can be
realized; many are worthless. The bank
has literally been borrower, IN quiet
way, in this market and half score of
the wealthest capitalists have recently
been victimized in sums counted by
quarter and half millions. At least one
who can afford it has been bitten even
more heavily.
Numerous Protests Of Commercial
Paper.
y number Of cases are reported to-day,
in which commercial paper has gone u
protest, in some instances on prominent
firms, but no disposition is shown to take
any action on the protests or push en-
dorsers. In Il majority Of cases the notes
have been partially paid and renewed.
Latcr-A Prospect ofResumInG BuSi-
ness.
Sharon is credited with the statement
that unless something unforeseen turns
up the directors of the Bank OF Calitorn-
III will rcsum business. An attorney
stated in the rooms of the bar assocla.
tion that one OF the directors OF the Bank
Of California informed him that the at
fairs Of the bank were IN better cOndi-
tion than he anticipated, when the dlrcc-
tors commenced their examination.
Suit Against the California Bank.
New York, August 3O-ln the suit of
Nathaniel b. Hail rs, the California Bank,
Judge Brady to-day, granted plaintiff an
attachment against the bank property in
this State, to recover $4,000 deposited
with the bank.
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All Diseases Of the Blood.

If Negctinc will rrlicv" pain, cleanse.
purify and cure such diseases, rrNtorIus
the patient to perfect health after trNlu"
different physicians, many remedies, sun.
rriug for years, Is II not conclusive proof, u
YOU are "a sufferer, YOU can b" cured" Why
iS this medicine performing such "tr.u
cures? II works IN the bloud,iu th" "Irru-
lating mud. II can truly be- called The
Gr,f Eipui IIfriH"r. TIA" great source "'
disease originates m IA" blood; and u"
medicine HAT does NOT act directly upon
II, to purify and TccpNat", has any luri
claim upon public attention.
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, ME., Jan. l., l672.
II. X. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-l hay"
had dyspepsia in lis worst form tor the last
ten years, and have taken hundreds of
dollars worth of Medicine without Obtain
ing any relief. In september last cont
mrnced taking the Ncgetine, sine" which
time my health has steadily improved.
Ny Il digeSts well, and have gained
fittcen pounds of flesh. rhrr" are several
others In this place taking the Nrg"tiu",
all have obtained rrliri. Yours, truly,
THOMAS T.. MOORE,
Ovcr>cer OF card room, Portsmouth COS
Mills
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What | Know About vegetlne.
SOUTH BosroN, May -, 1870

SOUTH BOSToS, May y, lSsO.
K. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir i had con-
siderable experience with the NC"rtiur.
FOrdyspepSia, general debility and impure
blood, the Negetine Is superior Ia amy
thing which | have ever used. | COM
menccd taking Nfgctine about the middle
OF last winter, and, after using Il lew bot
ties, IL entirely cured me OF dyspepsia, ami
my blood never was In 80 good condition
aS at the present time. IL Will afford mo
pleasure 10 give any further particular,
relative 10 what know about this goud
medicine TO any one who will call or Hd.
dress me at my residence, 3S6 Athens ~.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARK Err,
3SJ Athens street.
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Interesting Account Of Proposed
Il

y letter written by member Of the
Polar exposition, "n board the steamer
Discovery, previous to her departure from
Eittrnbcrk, Greenland, SAYS:
After leaving Upcrnuvlk, we strike
ont on the Icr tuT Melville, which is the
most dangerous part of the voyage.
When We reach open water at the cu-
trance of Smiths Sound, We make for
Carey Island, and then proceed up
Smiths Sound, making running survey
OF both shores. We shall visit Captain
Halls grave ut Polaris Bay, and then
make for oar winter quarters. The Alert.
however, will push on II, far towards the
pole ~ possible without being br-r',
and subsequently return toward,
the United States, wiutrriu@ not more
than two hundred miles from the Discoy.
cry. Both vessels will then survey with
slrdgcs before winter comes. In the
spring two of our L;cutcuant,, with
sIcdge parties, will join the Alert when
start will be made toward the Pole with
six -lcdgcS. One ,lodgc vii, .cayr the
party and return every week or 50 trans
ierring its surplus provisions To others
When an exploring party i thus r"daccd
to one sIcdgc, that will push on alone and
reach the Pole by itself. WHO will
have this distinguished honor
do not ',now; but If any it will
be command, Markham, Of the Alert.
II this Is done satisfactorily, and all the
surveys are completed, we shall return
during the autumn of next year, but if
not We shall stay out second winter.
Under any circumstances over which W.
have control, We shall not stay cut longer
than that.
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Dry Goods Market.

New YORK. August 3O.-Thcrc wa- ii
moderate package trade in cotton goods.
prints. wool flannel. and blankets. Cot
ton goods held at unchanged prices.
Cotton flannel in good demand and firm.
Cnr.ju,- continued IN fair request. Wor-
st"d dress goods active and many lead
irg -;yle- sold up to the receipts. Wool
ru goods for mems wear remain ina tive.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

'INtlNNNIl, Nov. ~, H..
MIR. II. Il. STENINS: Dear SlT TIA" two
bottles OI \rgrtlur furnished me- by your
agent, my vile has used with great b"n"ilt.
For "a long time size has been troubled
with dizziness Hud CoStIVrursS; ih's''
troubles ar" now entirely removed hy ihr
use oi Nvgctiuc.
she was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, aud has been greatly
benefited. THOMAS GILMORE,
30 Walnut street.
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TOLEDO Market.

ToLEuo, August 3O.-Flour-D"mand
fair and market firm. Wheat-tluiei;
No. white Michigan II Il; new 81 ~;
extra 81 AZ; amber Michigan 81 o1@
! as. Corr-Qg.ct and firm; high mix
ell zoe; -rl.or september 70!c; low mix
81 -ulc; no grade Gbc. Outs-Firm;
~. ]. new. 42c; white +U!c.
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Trial of the Alleged Abductor of
Charlie Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30-The trial
of William Wr>tcrvclt, indicted aS
party 10 the abduction and conccalment
IF Charlie Brewster Ross, was began to-
dav. Counsel for the defense cudcavorcd
To have the wife Of the prisoner jointly
indicted with him, also placed on trial,
but after much argument and cXpIana-
lion the Judge decided adversely, and
the work OF forming n jury was com
mcuccd.
Mr.. Ross, the father of Charhe, testi-
f.3 Till the adjournment.
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Fatal Result Of ~ Religious Discuss

CoLuMHv>, August 30 On Friday
last James Dunn, Catholic and Robert
Coulter, Protestant became very much
heatrd over discussion of religious
matter. which eliminated yesterday by Il
renewal oi the discussion and the shoot
ing of Damn by Coulter. 1t is quite pro
bable he injured him fatally. Coulter
hns mot hrrn soon since
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APPRECIATION.

CHARLEsTowS. MAss., Marcn ~, INrI.
II. K. SrIyENS:-This Is to certify that
have used your "HlOOd Preparation
iN"gctiuc) In my family for several years,
aud think that, for scruiula or Cauk-r"us
HumOrS or Rheumatic affections. % can
not be- rXccllcd: and uS blood purifier
and spring medicine II Is IA" best thing
ever used; and have used almost cy'ry-
thing. ! can chceriully recommend ID iu
any one in need of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. \. 4. DlNSMOEE,
~ Russell street.
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Latcr-A Prospect OfResumInG Busi-
ness.
suit Against the California Bank
AnOtner Failure.

New YORK, August 30.-the Post says
Lee " Shepard, Boston publishers, and
Lee. Shepard & Dillingham;, of this city,
have failed. Liabilities about $500, 600.
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cleveland Market.

CLEyELANr. August "O-Whcat-
TrcAuugci. Coru-St"ady at he decline
. saturday. Oats Lower; state 10;
Mo- Go lic Petroirum-Uuchanged.
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GENERAL NOTES.

r. 4S''N''N''
Ir is intimated that the New York
authorities levy tax Of one million dol
lars year in the way of backmall.
AN indianapolis paper states that Mr.
Robert Dale Owens health has greatly
improved, and anticipates his restoration
nj All early day.
THE UorH in discussing Ralston
death says in effect that he had reached
the summit of his ambition and could
gc, no higher. His fall was proportion
atciy great, and he had lived long
enough.
\ Berlin clergyman proposes to give
in that city on the 5lst Of October,
seventeen reasons why men DO not 60
to church. No wonder il they have 50
many reasons for staying away, that
church attendance Is 50 meagre in that
city
The Governor of Kentucky has dis
covered a new use to which boy babies
may be put. and he has commemorated
his discovery 10y appointing and commits
siouiug Il boy, aged six months, rs AID
dc-calnp to the Governor, with the rank,
title and cmolutions of colonel.
~
/ N lHKASu III I'LL" N""">'" IL"
vcv, of Monroe county, had All
.1tor,,tiop an tine o9I instant, in
yIf,h Tbrasb,r received four pistol shots
in the breast, which caused instant
death. Harvey surr'm4ered himself an"
Li15.J "'', An TIr,,b,r H. il, .rIf.I,fc9sr.
IHE Ne" l'iA "''"'' "'aN'> " lo'''
on Grant. l, says that he showing
.,r.,- economy. II has been. heretofore.
IN. custom to cNpcrd $3.50 in books for
the White House, but Grant says he
lu-u.l want any moro books Make it
...,,rs Wbcr, will YOUR economy be-
,..r,.
Moody and SahN'y "U,dohe. In one
of the negro churches OF tennessee
spirited revival Ia, been progressing
: ",.,! ',Ii T5. I' nrnarier. b.y. h.nn ,.SanraJ &
iu, new one, took their place, and these,
with an enthusiastic congregation, have
been holding the fort right along.
NE IRON H''"'S VI l''N' '"!''''"' "''
apparently incNhUuS.ihlr. t,l2,''2
t,r..,, the metal were taken rror. them
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News from the British Polar ENpcdi-
finn

LONDON, August 3O.-Thc latest ad.
vices from the government Polar ENpe
dition have been received from West
Greenland. The Alert and Discovery
have arrived ut Disco. Both sailed from
Rittcnbcnk on July l7lh, for Upernavih
All urc well. Preparations have beer
made for pushing rs far north as possible
beyond to the pole.
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Cardinal McCIOskey-Ot CardI.
mails TO be Created.

ROME, August 3O.-Cnrdinal McCius-
key is expected to arrive here September
4th. He Will only receive the ring and
TITLES pertaining to his new dignity. He
will not receive the hat, because its in
vcsture would entail grand public ccre-
mony. The following preIatcs will be
created Cardinals at the next consistory:
Anticci Mattel, Pacca Randi, Sime,Hi
VrNctcshi, and the Archbishop oil
Rpuncs.
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Four of the principal members ot the old
hrm having purchased the carriage d,.
pertinent of the old company, will carry N
on, In all its branches, ~ heretofore. The
reputation which the old hrm has gained
for building Hrst-c class work viii be- main
tanned, The wood department viii b, uu-
der the charge uf W. X. Donaldson, m"
painting under VIM. Little, the smith
work under wash Lewis, and that ui the
finishing under {. An, all uf whom hHy"
the reputation OF being nrst.cla~s work
men.
Soliciting continuation Of the patron
age heretofore EXTENDED 10 the old hTW,
We hope by stTlct attention lO business
and the turning out at iirsi-clHss woIk %
merit "A continuation OF Tia" same. ""
guarantee our prices a. low H. amy other
house for the same class of work.
ug2GD DONALDSON, LEW - & 60.
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done. If the rebellion becomes general
Servia and Montenegro will not be idle
spectators. Now or never.
VIENNA, August 3O.-The Presse says
2l0O0 Bosnian Christians have fed TO
the Austrian territory. The whole dis
trict from the mountains to the rivers
Urra and Sara have been abandoned.
Montenegro TO be Neutral.
VIENNA, August 3O.-The Political
Correspondence says that Montenegro has
completed negotiations with Turkey, by
which the former binds herself to remain
neutral between Turkey and Herzego-
vina, in consideration OF certain terri
tOr.al concessions.
Foreign Crop Reports.
LONDON, August 5O.-The Mark Lane
EIprc,S, reviewing the grain markets
and crop reports Of the week says: The
continuance of fine weather has enabled
farmers to secure large amount of pro-
duce in Iinc condition. The more,
however, that is seen OF the new
crop, the more complaints are
made of both quality and yield. This
is also the case in France
Holland and Hamburg report that the
samples are of the highest excellence.
Prices in Great Britain are yet unsettled.
The markets in several places show de-
cline OF one and two ,hIlIings. In France
the reduction is about the same. Flour
at Paris, has been steady, although wheat
has given away on account of more free
offerings. y general average Of the
markets for the past week shows An
advance Of one shilling andtwelve pence
and it may yet be II month before pri-
ceS will have assumed their level. A
rule harvest prospects on the continent
are good, The gathering of crops Is
going on well and prices have given way
Slightly. In Belgium, Holland and
Germany the potato crop has suffered
much from rain and the prevalence If
d iScasr.
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uo,c1arIi>t Disasters.

MApRrp. August %0.-lt is officially
announced that the QuautauiliaS bard of
CarH,ts has been completely routed near
Santandrr.
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The strike o! mill operatives III Dan
dee continues, but it Is believed to be
nearing it, end. Negotiations are in pro-
greSs for Il compromise, and Il satisfactory
result Is expected soon.
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The Atlantic mills at Lawrence. Ma-- 9,
started yesterday, after being idle seven
week..
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.CrooI,cd Whi>key" on the Pacific
Coast.

SAN FRAXcIsco, August %O-Thcre is
a tlu,,cr among the distillers and revenue
officers here in consequence Of Il special
received bv Agent Clark, who Is exam
ining into affairs ON the coast On Sat
1rday evening the deputy cole tor At
Antioch. Contra Costa county, seized
Posts djsulcry and 2,G0o gallons OF
spirits valued ut $4,000 on the charge Of
illicit manufacture of whiskey.
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James Is. McCrcary, Governor elect o
Kentucky, Will hc inductrd into office at
Frankfort, to-day, with the usual inausu-
raj ceremonies.
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Negro Murderer Arrested.

MEMPHIS, August 3O.-Aleck Setph-
enson the negro who assi>sinated James
II. Mcneil last Friday near Scarlin :
Landing. Arkansas, was arrested Satur-
dav and committed without bail, he
having been identified 10y McNelIs
hands as the negro seen escaping when
the shot was fired 1t is believed that
stephenson WAS insti Satrdto Kill Mcneil
hv other parties.
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DEATH nY A TuRrsurxG MACHINE

\ terrible and fatal accident occurred
near DuuyiI", Barbour county, on
Thursday evening Of last week, which
resulted in the death of Mr.. Godfrey
Snatlrr. Mr.. :. WAS engaged with 9th
cr,, on the farm of Mr.. Ncstor with II
Lhrrs hing machine, and was attending to
the machinery while running when his
shirt sleeve was caught by the bolt in one
of the cicyi>r, of the tumbliug shaft
Hi arm and body We're instantly drawn
around the rapidly revolving shaft, and
befor" the machinery was stopped had
made several hundred revolutions
Grgtt,t Nci,fJpcI.
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ST. LOUIS, August 0-NOtwith>tand-
ing Kansas is growing more grain and
crops according to the population than
any State in the Union, there are still
frauds ut some places East begging
money for the destitute which they
pocket The Governor received letter
to-day from New Alexandria, Pa, stating
that one c. L. Smith was there as
agent for Wanbonsee and Riley coun-
ties, and wanting to know if there was
any dr>titution and il Smith had any au-
thurity. The Governor answered to the
contrary, and stated that Smith was a
fraud and should be arrested for obtain
ing money under false prctcnses.
Trial OF the GeorGin nImsurrectiOnists.
AUGUSTA, August 3O.-Thc trial of the
negroes charged with inSurrcctIon COM
mrncru to-day, ut SaudrrSyillc, Judge II.
'. johnson presiding. The grand jury
1, composer OF the best citizens Oi tn"
country, the foreman being Master of the
State Grange. The Judge cautioned th"
jury To- divc.t themselves of all passion
and prejudice; instructed them to conform
strictly To the law; to rXpcl. from their
bosoms every feeling of hatred malice
or revenge. The law throws over both
races the sam" and equal protection. The
iury must ignore the iuct that the accuS-
rd are negroes or that they were ever
slaves, and dead with them as if they
were whites In the trial the State will
be- represented by the State and District
Attorney General and others. The nc
cuscd Will be represented by Hon. y. Y.
Akcrmun and several of the leading
members Of the local bar
Great Pacing Race.
BosTOE, August 80. The pacing race
tor purse ui $1,000 and the Champion
hip of the United States, came oil at
Mystic Park this afternoon, in the pres.
cnce OF $500 spectators. Out ofthe ten
nominations, only four started viz:
Sleepy George, Copper Bottom Granger
and oallIe, the former sclIingas faovorItc
against the field in the pools
Summary-Mile heats to harness, best
, in ), for purse OF 5000; $1,000 to
the first, 81 800 to the second, $1,000 to
the third, and 500 to the fourth; q. H.
Smiths, StcubsnviIlc, ONO, b. z. Sleepy
George, =, |, l, |; J. a. Goswel> Laur-
ell, Indiana, b. IN Sallir, !, >, ,, =, W.
II. Crawtord's, New York. r. 9. Copper
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