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The New York herald., 1871-01-04
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY, 8L-TKIPLE

don't know nuffln bout how he got stabbed. Dey
rested me Tor It, Davenger lived forty eight hours'
JOHN AYREs {cOLOREDJ, CELL NO. 80.
charged with being an accomplice OF one Nixon
who murdered William Cleary, a negro barber, on
Brown street. Nixon has already been convicted and
ing statement-'I wasn't wild dat Niger at ALL l
saw him at de ball but didn't have nuin to 40 with
him. Nixon he killed Cleary. was or with my GAL
was, and don't know no more about II dan de babe
unbern.n
GEORGE r. BLAkELEY, CELL NO. 80,
charged with the murder OF George +. B0ehm, NJ
Baldwins locomotive works, 10th September last,
makes the following statement:-'Boehm ana got
IN m igh In the course Of which ne iel M and struck
died In thrty-ave hours" Convicted December p;
not sentenced. Blakeleys frankness viii doubtless
others ne got into fight with companion, never
dreaming q taking his life.. An unuoky blow
however, did the business. and he has to answer for
the blood Of a fellow being.
ABoRTioNIsTs.
Probably the most despicable business In which
physician can engage Is the practice OF abortion.
the readers Of the HERALD know but too well to
what fearful extent this crime Is carried. and,
doubtless, feel with all good citizens, that the most
severe punishment should be mcted out to the VII
lains who, In the gRise OF respectable physic ans
persist In this fearful crime Moyamensing contains
at the present time two physicians ncarcerated ON
the above charge.
DIR. W. II. H. NEyILL,
aphysician, formerly dong business on the corner
forming an abortion, and afterwards throwing the
infant from bridge into CohocSsinS creek, where
III was SHOTtly aIlerWhruS OScOfereu anu DrcusHL 10
land. Two ladies s-Mrs. Taylor and Miss Iiaines-
are very positive IN thor identification OF DR.. Ne
VIII as the man whom they saw drive up 10 the
bridge and throw the box containing the child into
the water below. The Doctor was arrested the next
day. He relies on his ability to prove an a',bi by
dozen witnesses. 1t Is generally supposed that the
doctor is innocent, and that this IL o case Of mis-
taken identity. He Is a graduate OF the Hon9o-
pathic Medical College OF pennsylvania, and has
always borne the best character among the pfIys
Clans Of Philadelphia, who slick 10 him 10 man.
Not so pleasant Is the predicament In which
DOCTOR REED
finds HIMSELF Two distinct charges are filed against
hIn. One OF the cases OF which he il accused re-
suited IN the death OF the mother.
THE PRISON AFFAIRS
are conducted with the utmost regularity and dfsci
plinc. Mr.. Howard Perkins, Sr., and his son, How
ard Perkins, Jr., are to Moyamensing what Parker
Pillsbufy IL to the Albany Penitentiary Their rule
Ia kindness, combined with flrmncss. Infractfons
of the rules OF the prison are invariably punished
while BY good conduct the criminal can have cer-
tain percentage OF his term OF service taken Off
prisoner can earn, by good conduct, the following
tme.-
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LOAN OEEICES.

A n BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY UP
"A stairs tine highest cash advances Diamonds,
Watches Jewery, Pianos, &c, bought PawnDrokers
tickets bought at ~ Beecker street.
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A FIRUSKI Il WOLF'S s96 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS,
room No. between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
Liberal advances Diamonds, Watches Jewey, silver.
ware, Pianos Silks and Life Policies. Business strictly
piiya
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PROPOSALS.
I)Osr OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
NEW YORK CITY,

Il NEW 1Ohk CITY,
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT, Dec. To- 1870.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF the Super
ntendent until IL NJ January lb, 1871 for furnishing de-
yerng hitting and putting in place the cast and wrought
iron work exhibited In plans specifications and schedules
now In this oice, consisting OF cast iron columns, bed
plates, &C., and wrought iron beams, grdars, &c.
The work of the columns, girders must be
furnished delivered fitted and put in place complete within
four months after date of written notice to commence tho
work, and the remainder rapidly required by the
gress OF the work. and deaned by the Supern enden
The contractors Will be permitted the OF the derricks
and engines In putting the work place without charge but
viii be required to pay the time OF the employed in
working them, who will be furnished by the department
when required.
Scafolding to be furnished by the Contractors
Proposals will be made by the piece by weight for the
various castings and beams provided In the
The work VIII not be suo1ivded among different bidders
but will be considered In the aggregate.
Payments will pe made monthly, deducing ten per cent
until the final completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In the sum
If awarded TO him. the suciency of the security to be cer
fed the United States judge Clerk of the United States
District Attorney Of the district where he resides
The department the right TO reject MI bids
be deemed for the interest of the to do
and bid that s made the printed form to be OBJ
tanned thi oce does conform in respect
to the requirements of this will not be
sdered neither will any proposals be received from parties
who not themselves engaged in the manufacture OF
wrought iron work and who have the necessary fac
ties for getting out the castings rolled beams.
Proposals will be endorsed Bds for Iron Work., and ad
dressed to CALVIN I. HULBURD, Superintendent
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himself ana when they stopped him he confessed
the murder What " more sir, the dog appeared
AGAIN the day he was hung and went after him TO
the gailows.b thanked her for this canine legend,
and trusted no one would murder poor Ehgenie or
otherwise maltreat her in the ilfamed house. My
iaundress hoped not, but was evidently fur from
sunguine on the subject
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At HYMANS, 65s BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
IA street-Libcral advances made on Diamonds and
Watches Silver Ware, &C., win pay the highest market
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A THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE OFFICE IN
N the cy.-Apy amount to loan Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry &C. ISAACS 81 Thirteenth street, Walacs
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chatte mortgage will sell on "Wednesday, 4th inst,
10S O'clock the Fixtures and Furniture the restaurant
billiard 1875 Church street. White tine wal
nut Counters and Oyster Barr large French plate Mirrors
Glass and Silver Ware; Oiclotb all through the building;
splendid Billiard Table, mahogany and marble top tables,
oak caned wooden Chairs; Dumb Waiter;
large Ice Chesl Liquor Case, with 100 compartments
&c. r. II. SMITH, Attorney for Eorgasee
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

East side.
A NEW YEARS LIST
Houses for sale By
v. X. STEVENSON q 5ON.
South washington square, fu size story and attic
eth st., near 9TH avr story brick, 2sgis IT, lot asg.
!0th st.. near Sth ay, story brick s0xb0 IT, lot lu0
18th st., near 9Th av, story full sxe House.
10Th ST. 9Th story medium size b. o. House.
18th at, near 5th av. full size brown stone House.
18th st. near 9Th av., story brown stone, s5x52 r.
18th st. near 5th av, 4 story brown stone, 25yN O.
2d st. near 9th story brown stone House, full siss
2Sd st. near 9th av. extra size story brown stone
2-th ST. 9th elegant story medium size b.
29th st., Broadway full size brown stons s,ortes
Stth It,, near 9Th av. story brown stone. 24x66 r.
39th st., 9Th elegant medium sze story House
43i st. east of Broadway desirable story brown stone
45tl st., 9Th ay. medium sizs story Hone.
47th st, near 9Th av. new and full size.
4sti ST., 9th av new story House, 25xs6 II.
18th st. 9th story House. 22x60 IT,, lot 100
Bid st., 9th and medium size brown s0ne.
6Sd st. near adison elegant story medium sx0
5fth st. near 5lh av.. new and handsome House
ssth St, near 9Th av., new and very elegant
57h ST., near Grand Circle, story brown stone GJx60 H.
Lexington 37h St. story brown Furnished.
LIE xngon av, cor. 5lst st., story brown stone. -
Madison av, near 4ist Dwelling elegantly fdr
nshed.
Madison av., near AID at. first class Houses.
Park av, near 3sth st., hrst class full silc House.
Park av, near 10th st. and handsome Houses.
9Th av., near 18th St. elegant medium brown stone.
5h f5th at, and first class fuli size. -
For permits and other particulars apply at the oce, NO
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WILLIAM wIrrERs, AUoTfONEER SELLS This
gay Itwo o'clock ht 4t Canal street. 10 or IL ParIos
tp,nns aud Tea Tables nno Carpets, black walnut ma
nosany anu ensm.ned chamber suits hair Mattresses
eather hods and bedding, Lounges, Easy Rocking ami
other Chairs Bookcase, Wardrobrs ~ 80 Carpets soms
nearly new anf slightly stained water Al the ista
hre tine iot Of Ocoths China Glass Silver Ware stoves
and lot OF goods, West Houston street, from HIM
avenue comprising eyeryhing useful necessary for
Housekeeping. y"
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BILLIARDS.

DILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-Two OF PHELAN's
~ best ull size plain style SIX pockets rosewood inish
slate bed, Billiard 1abes have been used about three
and viii be soid for less than half price Apply to ". IL
RlSLEY. Berlin. Conn. Would exchange for plano.
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At b. MINTZ'S, 433 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
N Twcny-nnth street. liberal advances made or bought
the highest prices In cash Diamonds Watches Jewey
Laces, Silks, Bedding all kinds Wearing Apparel
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TACoB BoGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 THIS DAY,
II o'clock, at the auction rooms No. North William
sreet Marshas sale, small lot Of Groceries, Household
Furniture, &C. II. p. BARKER. Marshal.
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Even with the above favorable Communication rate
question very much whether II is advisable to en-
deavor to 20 to prison for the sake Of what can be
gained by good conduct while there.
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lsESTOvAL.S.-

~ Insurance Company OF the United States OF America
been removed from the Park Bank building No. "a
Park row, OF Beeknan street, formerly LoveJoys
Hotel
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THE RACE
Much time was waisted In getting the hurdles into
dashed away close together, Pool Seller and
Astronomer cadlnG King John third, Dick Jack
son fourth, Tammany nfth DuiYy sixth and Colonel
=. seventh. The first hurdle they met was Mt the
son was the first horse over 1t and he knocked one
section OF II down. King John was second. Pool
Seller third, Astronomer fourth Duffy ftn, Tammany
sixth ami Colonel. T. seventh. The second hurdle
II King John Duffy and Astronomer were head and
head PoOlsellcr fourth, Tammany fifth, DICK Jack
son sixth ana Colonel I. seventh. The third hur-
die was midway up the homestretch, and as the
John jumped head and head, Astronomer fourth
Dick Jackson nith, Colonel II. sixth and Tammany
seventh. All the horses jumped the hurdle but
Dick jackson fell as he landed and rolled over on
they both got up and left the track together. Com.
ing up tho hOmestretch TO the fourth hurdle, which
was Orty yards beyond the judges stand the rae
ing was grand. Astronomer, King John and DufYv
.Werc side and side when they made the leap with
POolseller length behind. Colonel r, was soma
distance further OFT, with Tammany trailing The
horses then had clean run OF about six hundred
yards, and they ran sharply all the way. When
they came TO the hurdle at the foot OF the blufr.
Pool seller. Astronomer, king John and Dury were
nearly parallel Tammany fifth, Colonel T. q long
way behind the pace having been too fast for him.
Keeping up merry rate the horses ran around to
che hurdle on tho lower turn, Astronomer leading,
KING John second, Pool Seller third Duffy fourth,
1Ammany nth. colonel II out OF tile rece. Going over
thls hurdle, Pool Seller made The longest jump we
ever saw. 1t was certainly twice far as the leaps
of either OF the other horses TLs put HIM on even
tcrms with Astronomer, and coming on at strong
pace lie was tho first horse over the last hurdle.
He then kept up his fine stride and led home a
winner OF the race by several lengths King John
NTH, with Colonel 7. SIXTH nearly quarter OF
mile behind. Tfmc OF the race 3:30k.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NKw QRLKANa Oct

NEW ORLEANa, Oct. 10. 1871.
Cotton dull and heavy; mddings l9kc. 91sc net
cepts. 36Ss gross, 4,70J; sales, 20Oo; stock x9256
SAVANNAH, Oct. 10, 1871
Cotton irregular low mddlings, 1870. q l8Ac net re-
ceips, 3,205 sales 450 stock, l5lO.
WILMINGrON, N. c., Oct. 10, 1871
Spirits turpentne firm, &C. Rosin hrm at So
strained S. No. 81 SO for PALE Crude turpcntne
hrm $3 10 for hard "a 20 for yellow dip and 81 50 for
virgin. Tar firm, at 81 50.
OswEaO, Oct. 10, 1871.
Flour steady and unchanged sales bbls $7 for
No. l spring, IS 25 for amber WINTER 50 80 for white
WINTER for double extra Wheat Hrmer sales bushels
Milwaukee club 81 81 and $500 bushels do x1
Corn steady sales bushels No. 2Inois at zoo Barley
unchanged; sales 1000 bushels Bay Qunte 94Sc 5OO
bushels choice do at sc Corn meal 81 50 for boed @
for unSSed Per sw | MseG han shorts, Sls
wines s4c. Canal eighswhest l2c barley 9ac to New
Yora 8c. TO Albany LumberS3 rs to the Hudson 81 rs
85 New York Railroad freghs TO Boston, 6lc to
New York, Sic. 70 Albany &c. Receipts By lake35OOO
bushels wheat Is 900 bushels barley $4,000 OF
Der. shIpments .6yy sana-lsoo bushels wheat 5000
grain the canals from Buffalo and Oswego for the
water Yesterday noon near as can be asceraned
55 bushels wheat bushels corn bush
oats, $50 600 bushels barley, IL 900 bushels rye
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HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. Thomas r. wallace, owner Of the trotting
celebrities Henry, Coleman HeatherbIoom and
others, purchased on Friday last OF Mr.. Bashaw,
tho sorrcl geding Joe, sometimes called the ''Cali-
fornia horse" Joe won the three minute and $3.50
purses al Mystic Park Boston, last week. The three
Munutc purse he won Ia thrcc straight heats, Joe
seven good horses. The next day October A. he
won the $3.50 purse against Q Geld OF tour horses.
we learn that he wns bred In Virginia, but OF what
sum oi $4,000 for him. and he will no doubt prove
u priiiant addition TO his 1ne stable OF trvItcra
lne kaiamazoo Trotting Association have sus-
talneu tne protest OF Mr.. william Humphreys, the
0whe, OF Judge Fullerton, against tho horse Abe,
VINO uuttcu IN the 100000 premium threcmnute
purse IN company with Judge Brigham who won
the rae Judge Fullerton and others Mr.. Hum.
trottcd anu won race at RcadGeld, Me-, in Octo.
Der, 1860, winning three heats out OF four, one OF
which was III adc In 2:49 The associ alton have de-
ctdcd III at Abe was ineligible ana has no rirht TO
any part OF the $4,000 purse, ana that Judge Full.
lerten Is enuted 70 the second money. vz = a. 900.
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Wheat was drm Closing al III bs Si choice spring
The sales were l250OO bushcspar to arrive at 81
% gns or for .1s ns as rss p e.,
81 IS ST. ~ for small lots amber, 81 rs for white.
sale. ssro ger "a % Ss She a. % & Ss Ss m %iusS IN store
afoat yellow and white nominal Oats steady at
Sc 56c for mixed and whc sales 80 200 bushels within
!he range Barley vas 0gst held nominaly at 10
state rowed. RyeThere little inquiry, but
no transactions reported; held at 81 for Western.
FREIaHTs.-The market was dull and heavy closing dc
The c6arerng business continued quiet fhcre was consd
erabe inquiry for vessels for petroleum. but owing parties
being apart 10 their views but little was accomplished The
%sa s.s % hssDs9 .sD gram Su:s. %
600 bales cotton At 7led kd.. 1000 boxes cheese ls
and BY san SOc bushels grain a sd 100 cake,
steam les tsov Sdc TO London By steam bushels
g Antwerp Rotterdam, a0o bbs refined petroleum,
@ sl;IS S a.
ieu, g. Cd and 3d. on II direct port bark 26S tons,
70 direct French port with general cargo on private
orders the United Kingdom or Continent 1000
direct ship, iA ons to San Francisco. general
GUNNRaThe market for both cloth and bags continues
without animation prices however show no PARTICULAR
change. Bags quoted al Nxc 15c., and cloth At l6c
sale o! So bales bag was reported on private terms
foreign or domestic since last and prices remain without
change We quote Dressed American pass $3.50 per ton
sndrcsea do, $i5S $i6S per ton Manila, lake gold
INC. &c. currency Jaie, g. ga gold, and ju.e Ous
ors~For the pas. few days there been considerable
hops but to-day business to have Stacked OIL 10 sym
pshy with the depression generally felt throughout All mo
nssksa % a0couu d The ChicAs2 dls&assf ffcc% soS.
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re the bids made:-
SOUTHERN SECURITIES NEGLECTED.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES NEGLECTED
The southern State bonds were neglected bur the
few sales that occurred were atjower prices, There
was an absence, however OF the pressure TO realize
witnessed In other departments, and at the
close o fairly steady tone was manifested.
The following were the latest street prices
for the leading issues:- Tennessee sixes,
old, 65 GO; DO, new, o. 65: vir-
ginia ex coupon, 60 a o.; do, new, 60 q 10; do.,
registered stock, old. so So; 40. consos, 90 O 81;
Georgia skies, so a "a; Georgia sevens, Oh %:
North Carolina ex coupons. II q 10; do funding,
1906, 80 80; do. do, 1868, 2s a 80; do.
new, % 25 do. special tax, 10 q IS:
Missouri skies, o6 q o6k; Missouri skies, Hannibal
and ST. Joseph e3 95 Louisiana skies, old, es 10;
do. new, 90 63; do. levee. 20 q u; do.
do. cghts, 80 q So; 60. sevcns, penitentiary, 67
IL; do. eights, railroad, rs so; Alabama fves. os
~; DO eigh,s Ioi 1902; do railroad eights 90 o5;
South Carolina skies, IS 80 DO. new, January
and July, 4sH so: do. new. April and October, 4s
90; Arkansas SKIES, 81 90; do. sevens, 80 q 60.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
tho government list continued heavy, ana prices
stoadiy declined. but without excitement Lower
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FATAL MAN-TRAP IN A BONDED WAREHOUSE
The ProprIotors Censured.

The death OF Mr.. Harley X. Ludington, one OF the
United States storekeepers. the 81 inst, at his
late residence, No. $50 Lexington avenue, from the
effects OF injuries received the 2sth ult. by falling
through the hatchway OF the bonded warehouse 5l8
ana bls washington street. has heretofore been an
nounccd In the HERALD. Yesterday Coroner Herr
man held an inquest the case, and from the EVIL
dence adduced it appeared that the hatch was un
safe, inasmucn as there was no railing or other
protection around IL.
After listening to the testimony Coroner Herman
submitted the case to the Jury, who found sthat
deceased came TO his death from fracture OF tho
skull and other INJURIES received on the 2Sth day OF
September, 1871, by falling through The hatchway OF
the bonded warehouse sic washington street. OF
which Messrs Miller b Congcr are the lessees, and
we consider said Miller Conger deserving oil severe
around said hatchway for the prevention OF &C
odentsr
Mr.. Ludington was seventy seven ana half years
OF ago ana q native Qf JonnectlcuL
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TIN.-B0th and plate Wero ncgIoccd 8nd B0meWhat
nominal In the absence OF any considerable business 500
boxes charcoal disposed OF private terms
100 pigs straits private LOO pigs Asacoa on pr
vate terms
lbs t9hc 9fc for to good, and 9Sc. 9c for
city and choice outside TO arrive.
NHlsKEY.- Receipts. 710 bbs. The market was quiet
but steady at yesterdays closing prices sales $50 a
&c.
WooL.-The market continued veiy nrm but for tho past
few DAYS active Tho at Chicago has To
great excited the market and interrupted business
but no change prices has been noticeable inourv
principally descriptions Of wool tho inferior
qualities almost entirely neglected. The sales last
10000 lbs fleece sSc for Csc for Xxx and 7oc 72c
combngs 55sc 10000 lbs super pulled. sOc S5c 1000
lbs tubbed, 3c 0oo lbs spring clip California 4Oc
pot DC s7O bales Cape, SIC 2oe pale. Mestlza Ssc
California 10000 lbs and Xxx fleece, $500 lbs pulled
WOOL lbs tubbed 5000 lbs spring clip California ali
onn rfvsla terms
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
CONDITION OF THF CHICAGO BAyKS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1871.
The following statement Is made up from the
latest returns received at the ONCE OF the Comp
troller OF the Currency. The outstanding circula-
tlon s secured by United States bonds deposited by
the banks with the Treasurer Of the United States
Deducting from the liabilities the capital ana accu-
muated profits which the banks owe to their own
stockholders 1t will be seen that the assets are
more than $1O,0OO00O greater than the remaining
liabilities.
The following are the assets and liabilities OF the
nattona. banks In Chicago, June 10, 1871 -
AsaHTS
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The quotations based cotton running in quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted
The net receipts at the ports
s2O bales New Orleans 36S9 Mobile l5 Savannah, 82O5
@ sa Nav wv yk - III a h ps
53l7 day last year, l5o56 Rates for cotton freight
by steam, 7iGd. Nd. by sail, Nd blsd. To Havre, BY
steam, 1c, gold SAIL Nc TO Hamburg by steam Nd, COM
pressed. 10 Bremen, by steam. lc gold compressed To
Baltic ports, bv SAIL. Ac. 5sc gold.
65sss bushels corn 20 $40 do corn meal ls bbls and go
steady, with moderate demand, principally for local
wants although there far inquiry from
Sales, 1900 bbs Rye -four steady in moderate
demand quotations Corn meal was quiet but Arm
coarse 81 50 for fine 81 s. for dne siited 81 20 for boted
yellow and xl bolted white lbs ou0te--
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ports from the banks. showing their condition on
the "a inst. but five Chicago banks have forwarded
possibly more may be received tomorrow. After
that date 1t Is not expected at the department that
any further deposits will be received Partial re-
turns VIII. however, be promulgated by the Comp
HSer's office, together with the usual pr0mulga-
ton OF national bank reports
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kear oIds with one hundrel pounds on their backa
- " THIRD RACE.

fear olds, with one hundrel pounds on their baokA
THE THIRD RACE.
Tu MATURITY STAKES, FOR four year 0lde, OF $500
each. haIf forfeit with 81. 200 added; the second
kOrs 10 receive $500 out or the stakes Three miles,
r n. Sanford entered b. 9. Preakness. BY Lex
IA. n McGrath entered b. I. Susan Ann, by Lex
ineton. dam Roxana. ...................
Hohn Gomez entered ch. c. Judge Durell, by Lex
Z inQtOn dam Laura. neutrality-suspicious.. 5
HOhn ODonneu entered br. G. Haric, by Austria.
han. dam bronna.. ......
p. !. Grouse entered pr. c. Chillicothe, by Lex
tngton, dam Lila. s
Nv. C0ttreil entered gr. Q. Fireball, by Lightning
y. Swigert entered b. O. Pilgrim, by Lexington,
J dam imp. Cairn G0rme. e.........................
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Defent OF tho Eckfords by tho B0stons.
The Bostons and Eckfords played the fourth game
OF their series yesterday afternoon on the Union
Grounds Williamsburg, the result OF which was the
defeat OF the "Orangemen" after . closely con-
tested game OF ten innings. by score OF to g. as
fOllOWa:-