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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

iyniAsAroLn. Aug: 2s-Tiour 90 2Ssss: wheatI Red
Coo d{l 20 for New 81 4OdSl 80 FOR New Cor1-EarA
e5c sheled 6ed65c oats 4oS4oc for Ssw Clover seed
$50 Clear hb sile. &c Clear SIDES l.c Bacon.
Hams l4c. Lard-lTne steam Is &c; Kettle l.se.
ouiet and du but unchanged oats dull
but Rye dun ut goo ash Provisions quiet but
lrn; POrs nominaly so. bulk AeatsShouliers SEC.
Clear RID sides l2,c. Clear sides l2 Bacon-shouderA
sl.c Clear KID Sh,es l8sc: Clear Sides, 10 &c. Lard
Tieree ii'.c. WHISKY 81 10. Baggng quiet but arm s
l4gli2c.
MEMPHIS Aus 2e-Flouf dun and nominal for low grades
choice rn Corn dull and lower al 40 ESQ oats unsettled
and lower so. Lard inactiye; Refined. "a s9l5c
Bacon duh and lower Shouders vgesi Clear ND SidoA
iSltc; Clear sides. l3Ac. -
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2d-Flour inactive wbeaf-Demand fair
AMI market firm No Mlwaakee 81 29; no do. 81 ~
ser August 81 loi2 seller september 81 10. Corn dull
q, Csc unsettled and irregular; No T.
Ca. and August sOc; seller September 90 Barley
dl and lower No. Spring, seller septemo-r 81 o. Rye
srarre and higher; l. s2c Provisions duh lower IA sell
M, a PORK $40 81 n cash. FreiKhs 10 BunaloWheat 2sc
10 Oswegn Size Recspts-four 5000 bbl. Wheat 81 900
busb observation-disclosures 1000 bbls Whrat 1900 bush.
yEwOR.EAys Aug 2G-oaIs dull aad lower Texas. $40.
Bran dull market At o.. Other articles unchanged
EIchange-N York sight y premiam starring CONNER
cial 649is sob; Bank. nominal Gold, liza
WIIHxGTos. N. C., Aug 3o-spirits Of Turpentine hrm
81 So
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OSE-MILE HEAT-ALL AGEs.
sTFEPLE-cHAsE-ALL AGE
THE YORK MEETING IN ENGLAND.
THE EBoR HANDICAP STAKES WON BY LILY AGNES
Tile YnRKsnIRg sIAKEs BY MINIDROP

THE EBoR HANDICAP STAKES WON BY LILY AGNES
THE YORKSHIRE STAKES BY MINTDRoP.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The York August Meet
ing which began Tuesday was continued yesterday
and closed to-day The two most important events OF
the meeting were the Great Ebor Handicap Stakes and
the Great Yorkshire Stakes. The Great Ebor Handi-
cap was on Wednesday, and brought out Held
OF 49, Avenurer last years Cesarewitch winner being
the fayorte the rate OF To /. The race was won
by Lily Agnes, against whom 10 to was laid at the
start Distinction, with 80 to against him. coming in
second and Polonase who backed at the rate Of
10 l. third Among the other starters were Apology
sweet Violet Princess Theresa, Escort, Mars, Harriet
Laws and Organst. The fayorte, Aventuriere who,
with Apology, carried top weights came in fifth The
following is summary:
THE res Etor Handicap Stakes ~ 800 soveresn added 70
~ rogerynr EACH 10 soverrrrs ior ana
only decsT winners 0f h0D0cap soNe-
rerns subsequent 20 Aug. az a. mr 7pcnnds OF Two
mai value Of 900 sOvereig 10 pounds ~ t1rce or
value so soyeregns u pounds ad me ,g
bs stake TWO miles as subscribers ls Of whom declared
Mr. J. snarrys b. f. LAZY Agnes, VS. ny hacaI"in aan
NJ n III Winters b. c. Distinction, yis, by Dstin, dam
Produatinn, lU6 pounds
Mr. Bowes's 4. PoI0naise. yrs, by Ahventufef Gam
Ind Ailesi.sbury Ayenturiere yrs by Adsenturer
dam Cantsne, IlC pounds
The Great Yorkshire Stakes was the leading event or
the day. but out Of subscription list OF 52 only nve
borses came to the starting post The winner vas MI D.
osbornc,s bay ly. Mintdrop Lord Falmouilfa Prince
Arthur taking second place. and Mr. r. OsborBs Perey
third The betting the three placed horses vas six 70
five against Nintdrop, seven to four ngainst Prince
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EXCITING FIRE IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug 26.-Last night the Memphis
Wood worAs totally destroyed by fire, together
with large amount Of timber and valuable machinery
stable, in which number Of wagons and mules,
was also consumed SO intense the heat that one OF
IRE engines nearly lost, and only saved by
other engines playing upon the men who undertook 70
extricate it, Capt. Raja and one OF his men OF the
rcscuing party we're severely burned A watchman on
duty at the works two men hurredly leaving the
premises Just before the fire broke ont, and fired upon
item ~ they ran. Ii Is believed the works were act on
fire. The total loss Is about $4,000, and insurance
500 In Western
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THE ONEIDA COUNTY REPUBLICANs.

THE ONEIDA COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
THE CALL FOR A COUNTY CoNVENrioN-rdE CAM
PAIGN 10 BE MADE ~ TIE INTEREST OF RE-
FoRM-CoMMENTs BY THE UTICA uERALD-rHE
WEAK CALL OF TIE STATE COMMITTEE RE-
BUKED.
The Republican Committee of Oneida County
met last Wednesday and issued call for County Nom
mating Convention t. meet at Rome on Tuesday sept IL
The phraseology Of the call unanimously adopted by
the Committee upon the suggestion OF the Hon. William
J. Bacon BY its terms all who unite with the Repub
leans in desiring good government, the maintenance
" purity and honesty in the administration OF our public
affairs both state and National the correction OF abuses
Of public trust the reclamation of the stolen property Of
the people the fHal overthrow OF all rings aud con-
dim punishment OF the offenders cordially invited
~ take mart in the selection OF delegates to the ConTon
tiou In commenting upon the call The Utica Herald
RepJ says:
The terms ~ TIE call are broad and significant and
commit the party to on thc great Issue OF the
day The committee unanimous In approving the
wording Of tire call from which tact il would appear to
be the opinion that II Is b0t proper ana necessary lot
the Republican party TO WASH us difty nnen III
Public sentmen certainly demands that Tue hepipcan
marty should come up 10 this high standard 1t Ia es-
peciay noteworthy that the call strikes at abuses II
National az well as State admnis alton, and does not
snare Offenders in the Interior Department at ASH
irgton any than In the Canal Department
At Albany We need not say that the language OF
the call meets our hearty approval Its adoption IN re-
bus 10 the weak and inadequate call OF the stare Com
nittee. The state Convention ms' DE- PRAYER tbh tne
-lte Committee, and aggressive and nlist come
up 10 the ground OF the Oneida Comfy call hopes 10
name the candidates to be elected In November ihe
Oneida County call obviously gives no support 70 thosr
q ho have been ia the habit OF sterng ~ myestgahons
and denouncing the efforts To correct ABUSES au 10 pun
,ci broke mn the moiety and sanborn abuses at Wash
ngton and does not now surrender 10 lndn tne move
meu for xrosiDR ana punis1lne te caia' i ~. e
Republicans Of Oneida start right and that IL hsn ot the
battle
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THE WOODBURY. PATENT COMPROMISE.

LICENSES TO 1000 MILLS TO USE THE MACHINES
VALIDITY OF THE PATENT coNCEDED-sUITs
AGAINST $4,000 MACHINE OWNERS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-The Woodbury. Patent
Planning Machine Company have compromised with the
National Defense Association for $500 for licenses TO
1000 mills The Association IL to quash all litigation
and ackno wledse the validity Of the patent The com
promise has been ratified by meetings OF the Association
held at Chicago, 81. Louis, and Detroit by Mr. J. 7.
Drew their counsel. The Company has begun suits
against the owners OF 10000 machines outside Of the
Def,,use Association In the United States.
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A MOVEMENT ORIGINATED BY THE UNION
LEAGUE AGAINST DEMOCRACY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The National Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Union League OF America met
at the Coonnade Hotel to-day. Ex-Gcv VIM A. Newell
a, NewJersey occupied the chair. Thomas g. Baker Of
New.York was Secretary. Much secret business was
transacted and interesting addresses were made BY D. e.
Ncyuaide OF Prnnsylvania c, W. GODDARD OF New-f0rk'
7 Ci.rs OF Alabama, and others. An important move
mept was begun looking toward the union OF Oil ee-
ments OF opposition The Democratic party, especially
In the South.
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stddie ana common isDiSe low@i vsyy 80 IA
lsc; ord am thin steers 9xsp an cowI "a he'd
Hoos have been csd demand tor os1 grnhes ~
sre tvc higher; dull AMI unchanged fSss" Az"
II a-r recspts, 3,740 head. - An ana
snssr~Good have fsr demand common aun ~
8 shAie low 4dogc. LamOs very oun - - WV
per head; receipts sJO7 h.SL
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Arthur and so to one agxinst Piercy Tho provisions
under which the race was run arc as follows:
thirty third Of the Great Yorkstre stakea ct
10 each, with 200 added for fouls On ls2 colts
carry 122 pounds and lilies III pounds the winner OF the
Epson Derby ~ carry pounds Of the OAKS p,u1ds on
Of both 10 pounds the second To- receive lOo
the third % out OF the staxi one ie so
three quarters closed with 81 Subscribers: :.
Mr. J. Osbornes b. T. MntdTop by Iozenge dam Mnaret
Lord Falnouihs c Prince Arthur, by Blair Athol dam
Nj K osLornes b. l. Piercy BY Athersone.- dam Fair
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HARBoR WORK NEEDED AT PORTSMOUTH. n a

PORTSMOUTH,, n. H., Aug. pa committee
Of the Board Trade reported Last evening In favor OF
harbor improvements at Mobiles Island Ledge and the
Concord Railroad wharf also at Badgers Island Point,
TO remove the buoy and ledge the beacon in the
river place a buoy below the NarrOws, build break
water at Newcastle Bridge, bass rock from tho
Narrows place nbuoys tile and harb0r instead
of splrs remove halfway rock AZ the shoals and build
new and higher lighthouse at White Island. All the i'm
movements much needed.
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RIFLE PRACTICE AT CREEDMOOR.
q field and staff officers of the Sect


Division N c., and the troops Of cavalry belonging 10
the Fifth Eleventh Bigades Of the Division prac-
ticed yesterday az Creedmoor. Col Valentine was
Officer Of the Day. and there were about 20 officers
present OF Capt sandhnscn's Separate Troop OF Cav
airy the Fifth Brigade there II OF whom 80
qualified and OF Capt Kreuschens Troop OF the Eov
enth Brigade there were IS men, Of whom qualified
Gen Dakin OF the American Rife Team tried short range
shooting and Of possible 80 at 800 and 400 yards
made 81 points The following the best made
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.ErRAy WITH SEA MONSTER

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 26.-The schooner
Emily Holder, Capt. Freak, from New-YOrk which ar
rived here to-day reports that on the 22d nst when of
M,rtincus ale saw sea serpent sailed for IT, and struck
it, The schooner received violent blow from the tail
Z iva
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HAMPpEN PARK RACES

SPRINGFIELp, Mass, Aug. 26.-The races at
Hampden Park to-day were attended by about o'ooo
people In the 2e2 race for 5000, Sensation was the
winner. Time. 2o4, 2:23 2:25. 2:26is. 2:29. The time
OF the second heat was not given, Bella, who came In
FIRST being act back for running. Sensation won the
nrs fourth, and sixth heats Jim Irving the third and
fifth. and st. James the second. In the 6 race LOT
purse $1,000 Clementne three Of the four heats
troted, and the first money, and Bonner tne secono
money Time 2:24a 2:oG, 22J. 223la.
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during his mothers temporary ahsereA and ~ he ysuea
back and forth the kitchen he SANG Deerees
Mother. thou hast left u.s." He bad MT been playing
great while before and what happened may
be Judged from the expression no used a. DC sat down IN
the weeds behind The woCdshed, VIZ III tear ner Sun
day bonnet up TO pay for that wtDetroit Free fress
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6reriai &otiteS.

Mrs. WissIow's Soothing Syrup, for children testhine
softsns the gums aays all pain, and enres sind conG
Pset-Oa,re Noticc.-Tne MAILS FOR EUROPE for the
week sninE SATURDAY Aug - 1873. VIII eose 9 the
orcs a. follows: on 1t r.sDAi ~ nj on WEDNFsS-
DAY az so a m; on THURSDAY a. lli3o . NJ and %
SATURDAY AZ ll:ss A. M u J.. yAMEs. r =.
AavertIsers asGrinS to satu the attensea asa nas
srsuass Of Farmers ssd Asrie sItur!sts viii nnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective ne
dunn 1t now reaches fanera and those Of osttSs
esss than any other weekly paper published Advertise
nsn proper classification should be handed ~
or before Monday Of the week Of iasua
The phiiaaeiphia Oance Of The Tribune u I ~
SOUTH sIXrHST.
(iedgcr Ru dingl
suRsCRIPTl IONS AND A ~ ERrISEMENrs RECEIVED
AT PUBLISHERS RATES
Subscribers Daily IN Pnsepha have the pacs
served BY their residences tine 10 be read Il toe
ira At Gas m. and Immediately dispatched 70 All parts
city numbers usually be supplied At the Once
The Best Keems for Onces In Nsw.Yerk.-ov~ halt
TIE TaIBUSE BUILDINGS now occupied By its psrmS
nent tensntA They AID all their visitors unite In pro
nouncing Offices the MOST ATTRACTIVE and, an things
considered the Cheapest in town. Contrary " the sea
the building 70 be much the hghtcse
buildings In the city. Az the Ns bse
tfuy nnished hard wood lasn There are elegant gAe.
nxinrcs heat and later IN roo All ars erceedhsv
and directly VITA the sevatorA and nearly ~
independent from the hall Tho elevators
by ste and both In good working efes They arr
Kept rannig O'Clock in the morning I'LL long Aor mi
Nm YcJ favorable terms Application should "
sasde ., THE 1EiBuNh toaaADs reas.
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IMPENDING REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY.
LOsDos, Friday, Aug. 27-6 o. m.
The Daily telegraph, in its principal
column to-day, says Private teiegrams
from Montevidro state that the dissatisfaction with the
President and his Ministry Ia such that doubt In entor
tanned that another revolution imminent in Uruguay
[F1r other Foreign News see First inse.I
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JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 26.-The Republican
State Convention continued in session till o'clock this
morning Mr.. George NJ. Buchanan of Marshall County
WAS nominated for State Treasurer. Tie platform con-
tsins nothing new. TIE Dday Times, hep, ,
naner OF this place. vigorously protests against con
graduating the party the successful and economical
,dn,nistraou OF Gov. Ames. IL thinks the raising OF
such an issue n presented by the adoption VI that sec
ton of the platform is extremely Impoutic
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THE THIRD SUICIDE IN ONE FAMILY.

BALLsroN SPA, N. y, Aug. 26.-lsrael
Harris respectable farmer in the town OF Greenfield
nine miles north OF this place, about 20 years Of
committed suicide this afternoon by shooting himself
through the heart with shotgun. The cause was
mental arrangement Mr. Harris leaves wife and sew
eral children His father and brother ended their lives
ia the same manner q few years ago.
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BURNING OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL. QUINCY.

BosroN, Aug. 26.-A large fire occurred at
Quincy this morning. destroying Robersons building at
the corner OF Granite and Hancock and the Central
Hotel. Robertson's building was occupied by drug
store tailor shop, billiard saloon restaurant ana Ma
sonic Hall. The total less Is placed 1t $4,000 The
hotel was partially insured
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TIE SIOUX COMMISSION.
on THE WAY TO THE BLACK HILLS.

on THE WAY TO THE BLACk HILIH
Council BLUFFS, Iowa, Aug Ex-senator
Allison arrived In this city last evening. and Will be
Joined here to-day by the remaining members OF the Com
mission TO treat with the Indians for the sale OF the
BLACK Hllls, and will leave to-day Tor Chry chne.
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THE TIOGA DELEGATES TO TIE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION

OwEGo, N. Y, Aug. 26.-The Tioga County
Democratic and Liberal Convention was held here yes
,.rday The Hon John J. Taylor. W. A. King, aud H. B.
Butts were appointed dele gates to the syracuse onyen
un.rimously adopted indorsng Gov. Tidcn- admins
trtion. and pledging support TO his reform policy.
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MARRIED.,

CHAPMAN-LEETE-At Thorudike, oath inst, BY Rev,
T. Lest- Eds arI H. Chapman OF New Haven, Coan Ana
Lila L., daughter % tbs oINc. atang cicrs yin..a
DAILEY-WOOD-At the Residence Of the bride par-nte
Ioltenyle, salen island, edgesisy, Aug IL ls'as
Daley, JOnn l. Daiey, sou oi the oWcienS
clergymsl Miss Fannie h. Wood. NO cards
JAMES-cONOVER-A Red BaIk Aug. 30 by Rev. Nj.
arDaukh, FOsdIcX H. Conose 40 ciris
MEYEE-KRACKOwIZER-O the gath day Of August W
the Reside II ne b, ies parents -
hus sing on the Hudson lioienc Nj. oies daughter "
Or. Mrs. r. krsc.owjzer, 10 Thco h, IA ASof VI
Newfork
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WASHINGTON.

CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR JULY.
WAsnISGIoN. sday, Aug. %, 1873.
The monthly statement OF imports and ex-
ports for tie 1st of August showing what done In
July. IL out The following table shows the business OF
the principal ports for July, and the totals:
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,prsrcyATIoy OF MR. PALMER.

CHICAGO. Aug 26.-Mr. +. w. Palmer, who
was appointed the Commission TO treat with the In
dams for the purchase Of the Black Hills. to-day tele'
raphed 10 the Secretary of the Interior declining to
serve on that Commiss.on-
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THE FIRE RLCORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A fire occurred early yesterday morning in
the bedroom Of James Woody the fourth floor OF No.
1913 East Twenty sxth-s, originating from the explo-
sion OF kerosene lamp and damaging the furniture and
building TO the amount III 200
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FATAL RESISTANCE TO A CONSTABLE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-COnstable Keegan at
tempted to levy upon some goods owned by woman
named Mates TO satisfy judgment Of $c4 During an
alteration which ensupd. the received injuries
AZ the hands constable Of which she has since died
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plSSFNGERS lRRfHED.

yRoN HAMBURg-Fa sfeamsAip Htopssoek, Anf
p InsS.r sn1 ~ifs Elise nnl,,r r.. Koch and wifA
Il. Schoer emann, ID. II. GraeG Ms u scnmo.s.s
Bertha II einisin, Aug. keitel, L. Cnsnhof sHs WV
HERNIA Hertz sophie Koschkin soma,
Paul " alcker, and dat ghter. fri1 HuoneS'
H. srhwanck, Capt. sedletsky, Cbas GfonA.
a. AmtInonn Won rfe child aud scr ~ IeonhAr
EOTckenbeck and Z. lanHs
wife, Guido Pirissnef. = kbusst
Mr.. lotop Mrs. UhlmaDn, frosp.io scn, .an
G. Koch, Manuel Freed. AG0Ph ssse I.sS'
A. Nathan and Adolph Geiss nj hnppsitapeS
family, Paul Oottbura h.ehDlass hio.nS
Henry l. Kibby and otbers IN second cabin AID ssesxe
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were disappointed badly ct Saratoga Chestnut oily. by
Censor Camden; bay Ally. by Dickens; Revolt Bureoo
Warrior Long Branch and vcmango sold tho Geld in
the pools which vere u,ade M these no,yrea
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made at the following figures:

The horses started at the h:fmile post. Gold Mine
the first show the 'front.' with Paper Maker sec
ond. bay colt by Panic and Jack Trgg third, and Yer
mango last. Their positions at the thIeequarter post
were unchanged. Gold Mine led the way past the Grand
Stand at good pace followed by Jack Trigg. who had
pushed himself into second place. while the Panic colt
third and Paper Maker had fallen back TO
fourth place. Past the quarter post the two latter
rushed up and joined Issue With jack Trigg
dash for the half-mle post and siren
nous endcavor TO Oycrtake Gold Nine Paper
Maker got the best OF the field and drew up close
to the favOrite while Jack Trgg Went back TO thir
place. and the Panic colt showed dspOs ton to trail on.
Vernango gained considerable Roadway, and moved up
with force that attracted the spectators. who were
delighted with Paper Makers bold dash, by which
he tapped Gold Mine AT the threeuarcr post and ran
home at tremendous pace. amid the shouts OF the
spectators, winning the by three lengths IN 249
Jack Trigg and NerpangO what the crowd called
dead heat for second place but tho judges decided IN
favor OF the former. Mutual pool tickets on Paper
maker brought $50 20. IA
The third race was q acknowledgement dash, for
all for purse OF $3.50 There five starters.
Of which Donnybrook was the favOrite, ard proved
very expensive Usage getting welcarned victory
The hackers OF the favOritc dissatisfied with tile
and the final decision OF the judges, claiming that
DOnnybrooks rider had purposey his horse to lose
There grounds for this suspicion, aud the
Judges ruled the rider off the for dsobeying the
instructors or the but did not declare the bets
off he hOrsp sold n 4 follows:
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Yesterday an auburn haired lad Of ten Sum-
ms l ing IN Ieach-st got down the big silver castor
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CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Nd Aug. 28-CArnE-rae market during the
s.st fairly ami prices for toqs NJ h.
o-uiDg shade higher but toward tho coSa declined
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THE FAILURE OF COIN & co.

LONDON. Friday, Aug. 1850 . N
The liabilities of Albert COhn a. Co. are
stated at 5000 OOO.
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IELp AND STAFF OFFICERS.

Tie carilrs which the cavalry used not intended
for shooting al long raugc aud the following are the
best scores made nj 100 aud 100 yards:
sEPARAIE TROOP CAyALEf-fiffH BRIGADE.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be adorsd ~iA tsu
name aiLd address.
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The tOmmiit Tee Was empowered To call primary NEE
ings for te election OF dele .cs to the Saratoga COnveI
ton After the apo. ntmt ut Of committee 10 dra
resolutions aud an address, tao meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-27

The start made at the quarter post. ana century
the get the word with Rum:ny second, but
the latter was intent On showing the way, d the
first to reach the halfne post. where Oee was sec1nd
DOnnybroOk taird, and Century fourth. Ecalr had
already shown the white feather Usage had al advan
age OF three lengths as tie horses passed the Grand
sand Kummy second DonEy brook third, and Century
fourth He increased this Ia five lengths at the quarter
post, when DOnnybr0ok for few mOmcnts encouraged
MS hackers and then yielded to Century, who had
wresed second place from Rumny ThO went to the rear
with Eclar these relative positions were not changed
until the horses entered the h0mc-streteh At the
frlong pole Douny brook had acquired great headWay
and made a rush which carried him M to Osages BANK
latter the line and the ~ 3:l3
Century was third and Rummy fourth. Mutual pool
tickets On Usage brought 800.
The final event Of the day vas handicap hurdle race,
mile heats, four hurdles, for purse OF 1000; 300
the first horse. s1O0 to the second and go To the
third CaribOo was the fayoTte, aud the chances OF
Audubon who sold second choice ruined by an &C