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Cincinnati Playing Card
Manufacturing Company.
Auction Sale.

rElHE posi- COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION
vii sell ri Auction. at her Rooms IN Uni0n
Flock, opposite Maxwell Barracks. on Cherry. rear
The Post 0ffice on Saturday mex the i7sh inst a
10 o'clock. A. ~. the efects q deceased solder.
The "a VII consist q Elazkels 0Ferroaiz, Boots,
shirts &C. By order q the
deei3-N y. g. 81 Acnastr8tio1. = =
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$40 Reward

w Ill BE GIVEN FOR THE RECOVERY OF
w Chill's Picture, ia square wooden frame,
q ssier's Gallery, No ~ Union street. ldeel5-2
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At a recent sale of an autograph
collection at Rome, three receipts foI
money paid, all of them highly inter
esting, changed hands; one by Bran
ante, another by Mich'I Angelo, and
the third by Raphael Michael Angelo
receipts1or the sum of twelve hundred
scudi, which was balance owing &c
him for the monument of Julius the
second Raphael received one hundred
scud for picture, which be acknow
edges with the following words ia
Rafdelo q JlrJino 10 riciuto scud cieqto
a orc VI supra
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We D1y cur 0OOos IN AeH AoEAs ana va
sell as
REASONABLE PRICES
Noas, Letter and Cap Paper,
Buf, White, Canary, Opaque
and Official EnvsloPas-
Blank Books,
Suffers Drafts On
P2ymastsEs,
MsmOFAnaumG
Diaries for 1854,
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
10 ,06e Portraits Of Gensrals,
Pens and Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios.
BsokEsrnmon and Chess Boards,
Pocket TnkEtaads,
Pencils,
Dice and Cups,
Pipes
Combs and Brushes,
Backing and brushes,
D0miDoes,
Batlsr's Ink,
CArminS Ink,
AueilAEs,
Variety Packages,
Pomads and Hair ON,
Rasors and strops,
Emery Paper,
Gun OIL,
Fancy Soaps,
School Books,
&C, ke.s &c.
Those Wishing 10 get good bargains would
do well 10 give a. caIl, or send in their
orders.
In. RHODES 4 CO.,
- Uaion stTse4.
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A149 49, 49, ~ @@AfAN@ea$~
Il n printed IN f0aF eolors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
IN countless numbers into Dixie, With drums
beating, eoloTs HyiRgs etc. A blank line il
lei for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Ofaesrsi sise iJxlT. The
esEtifcate il enelosed IN 3 psstsboGrd tabs,
and can be sent 10 any part Of The country
without injury; and thesoldisr, sher SLING
up the blank lines, can put Is back in the
tube and RENAL Il 10 ais friezds, aud they
viii get is framed and preserve u a1 re-
msmbrsncs.
The domaud for this Certificate Is snor-
NOUS, yet from oar enlarged faeiiitiss Tor
Publishing We ere aba 70 keep . constant
supply, and will al al orders promptly.
Pries - eants- Sent By nail, pFspaid-
N. RHODES Co,
- Union Street.,
Hnahviiln.
Aesnss wanted 10 sell tAs abovs.
oe1l-5m.
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e The manager Of a BerlibFthsater gof
up drama in which human heao
was 10 be offered to tyrant n orde1
70 produce SIS much effect as possible
he resolved to use human head. On
tue stage was placed table covered
eSitlIa cloths nthe table was basin.
and an actor, concealed under the
cloth, poked up his head through Q
bolesin the table, so as 70 seem TO b,
olaced in the basin. The effect wa,
Prodigious; the audience applaudeo
aud trembled. Unluckily wsg, who
ras behind the scenes, sprinkled som,
snuff on the basin, and just as tn.
ryrant finished his address to the sever
"a head Of his enemy, the head replier
by hearty fit Of sneezing, changil &
the audience from grave to gay witt
remarkable expedition. KH
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laTIEIl sEIIIIIl98s
Also zrogyes a al shs pfarniisszi Fe.isEnis
Group - an Tn prl1t1eai Caaisfesasa
tsensrais o. cas card Is ess.
aoy3-sm
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1864
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AmnsemEnts.
n ew Theatre:

Third week this seae0n 81 The Greaf Legendary
Drama TIE MAD QUEEN.
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CITY ITEMS.

MORE TESTIMONY Many OF the visitors 70
the New.England Soldiers Relief Association Rooms
on Monday paused beside the pouches OF the victims Of
the Andersonve horrors who lay there mere helpless
skeletons Ono n them, Albert Hugh Noble Of the
Fifth Michigan Cavalry gave our reporter sorne par
tcula-s Of bis experience Noble who IL TAN and
originally n powerful muscular frame was captured
Treyelesa S,alion. ys and with Others at once con
yeycd TO Libby Prison. Here the newly arrived pris
oncrs were placed IN row. denuded Of oil spparel
their shits and their other clothing laid in heap
An ooiJ then examined the heap and took away what
ever was o. the lest value leaving barely enough
cr!ng 70 TIE victims b preserve their decepey. Not
even their caps were allowed tLepi iheir bos - were
taken away and in this condition they hurried Of
to AndorsoIville.
Tie horrors Of this terrible place no Len can tell
There was not room 10 lie down the ground Ia tie
pen in which thirty Thousand men were buddled to
geler There no cups, knives. nor blxskeis eI
cept in case Of prisoners from Shermans army, who
were sometimes allowed 10 retain them; and the food
especially IN view OF the plentily supplied
country round deliberate intention 10 starve these
unfortunate men 70 death. though By process which
ght leave room for future lying denias The twenty
sc kopJs ration wss bit VI corn bread three By two
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-sourHKIg Disrnor
on w.YcRK--DEc. 2T.-Belore Judge SHIPHAy.
PATENT METALLIC BOATS.

Lewis Raymond agt. Oliver Il. lngorsol.-
was an &C ton for sn infringement Of letters patent sntet
the plaintiff for invention in manufacturing isle boss
Ar continuing the trial for entire day the defendant Sub
nted TO verdict the psin accepting Of nominal damages
e hs object the validity Of the patent sher than
recover arge damages IN the hTt suit This establishes the
validity Of the psteut Tie defendant has purchased icenss
Geo Clifford esq, FOR psntif; Chas. NJ Keller oI defend
ant. -
In the United States Circuit Court Judge slpmsn prest
Ing and In Part OF the supreme Court, before Jusies
Leonsrd remarks made in the Court trst mentioned BY
+. Desied Smith, United states Attorney std z. w:
stonshton and in the LATER Court by Dan Marvin and
Chsuncey Shs1-r. . -
An important meeting Of the Members OF the Bar wu held
a. noon In ths Library Of the Law Institute A. W. Bradford
eco, presiing.
The meeting resolved 20 attend the funeral nom the hogs~
NJ Evarts David Dudley Field r. w. Stoagntou, stephen
Nash George T. Curtis. d. u. Eaton, A. j. Vspderpoel and
the Chairman committee TO snange for meeting Of the
profession 10 be- held Friday at u o'clock 10 the United
State. District Court Room for the purpose Of taking bs
necessary scion in Iespec, to the memory OF the deceased
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Civil Courts this morning edjsurnmens ordered q n,
spect 70 the memory Of the late William Curtis Eo,es
tinsuishsd member Of the Bar Of this city.

SUPREME COuRT-ca,xsxns-Drc sz-ge,,,. y,....
bARNARD
I- DECISIONS.
Lewis White, ct a.. OCT. Milton Smith, i thinl
al allow Of 80 ample.
Thy ing sgt. ThwiDg Motion denied.
BEFORE JUSTICE CLIlxH
William w. Baldwin, ct al sgt. The Mayor he Mos,sc .
resestlo order denied without costa.
CRcuIr-Dec. 27-Belore Justice Jlxrs
GOODS sOLD.-sETrEIENT OF ACCOUNTS.
Paul Spotiord agt. William W. Leland A vel.
Dict entered this last week on d Of A.
Judge presiding for 1900 and the law questions n
yolyrd the reserved for further eSderstop
case at the time Of the trial
The question IN the whether the plsinf was en-
titled TO credit $3.50 paid settlement OF accounts 70.
goods sold, upon the original Indebtedness Of shout sl9o
and 70 recover for the balance only to FOR the
on the settlement made Gmoonng to about Z 100
Judge Mason tb morning rendered his decision thi,
point favor Of the dei.Ednt reducing the Of The
verdict TO little more than + COO
g. A. Sexss aud hr. Tap ior PLAINTIFF ThoDas AAlssn 70
defendant
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fAdvertisenent.l
DYSPEPSIA !
A CuRE wARRASrEp.

D,,p>p.a has Tie following symptoms:
constant pain siness at the pn oiths romseA
e. Fls,ulency and Acidi.y.
q Costiyer.ss and Loss Of Appetite.
T. Gloom and Depression Of Spirits.
5. DiarrhoA with gripping
g Pain ia all part. OF the System
T. Consumptiye ~ mp,oms and Pa'p'tstcE 0! The Heart
T. Cough with Pblesm in the Throat.
o. Nervous Affection, aud want OF sleer 81 night
10. Lou Of Appetite and Vomiting .,,
H. Dizziness Dinln-s, Of Vision and Loss OF sight 49,
H. Headache and ttasseDg in walking with great WEAK
ness i, =, - !,
Ou. OF the thousand. Of Of Dyspepsia that have used
Dr. Wsharts Great American Dyspepsia Pills. Not one Of
then, has a, Of perfect cure We wran. euro IN every
case no natter II oftwen,y years standing sodb druggists
sod a. Dr. W,hMts Office. No 10 n. Secoad'
Phisdepha Pa All examinations aud consultstons Tree o'
charge Send Tor a circular. Price ~ per boz cent oy
mail. Tree Of charge receipt OF money.
SOLD AT HKI xpoIps DRra CHEMICAL WARnHorsn,
ysxr MsTEopoLirAs HOTEL. AND By pRusdisu Egnhr'
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STATE SOLDIERS DEPOT.

t. ne Educ, Of Ths " j. Tyibtne
SIR: viii you permit me, While returning
Won thanks for your attention 20 the Howard Street
soldiers Home on Christmas day TO say through youI
columns that for the Of tie interesting festival
am under especial obligation - the ladies' Of ihe Wis
;tiuc Relief Committee attached 10 the institution
who raised the funds by subscriptions; 10 Mr.. s. O.
Baker ard his assistant, Mr.. Mapes ard 70 all the en-
ployes Of tho Depot. especially Mr. X. T. IL. Abel lie
coiyins Clerk, and Mr. Thomas Rclyea, Station Agent
whose tate and skin devised and executed the hand
some decoration Of the building
Respectfully. JONI $. NEVILLE, Superintendent
Ssft sodi,,,' D,p0'. Nos - sad ~ hoTardd
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- YJ,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PESs
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE woRLp.
90 receipt Of any Of the following sum, .s'a tas
scIiber viii. send by retun nsl or otleTwe 10 dhec%o
Gold Pen Pehs-'oeelirS ne "1"e according % Ss"~
toa, viz:
For cent?. the Msgic Pen; for IS cents the Lucky fsf
for VI, the Aw.y.Resdy Pens for u r. pse Lsssn ~,
numbered, but correspond in sues to Nambe" = sn$
respectively.
rHE SAKE prss IL Silver rlAr.D xzrxsHos CASES "'r'
For 81, III. Magic Pen; iOr 81 IS the Lpcly PsB 70.
81 50, The Awsy:Resdy Pens for %, the Elegant f'nI
Ties. axe Well Finished, Gooa.wrins Gold PEN. vit
@ rH,p s sSs o s ss s. Pen Ss aa
gardyranied, and therefore, not s'ehan9'de'
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS
III. name "A. Morton Number" and "oasiity1 y:
stamped GU following Pens sad the points axe wsHsh'
for siI months except asains, accident. .u..
The numbers Indicate size oly' No sens Pc ,nas
No g. The largest adapted 20. the pocket No me 'slea
and No TO- ths largest Mammoth Gold Pen, fol the ds'A
GOLD PINS, WITHOUT cA,Hs ,.,..
For si2s. No. Pen 1t Sasyi OF No. No. Fec ID duality
For u. 49, Pen SSsayi or.Ns. .Pen adss.
For s. ss Pom i ss,li'y or .No. Srso " Ss4s'
E ySI 3 No. Fem Fem s. H. r.n ss Pen
80 Ns No. = Pen; - 0sNO. 10 PsD-sn j" q's'V
TEE sAxS GOLD PHys IN siLvsa xxrSs'ioS CA" Wiz
FOR = = t'F Pen ss.y 'F'' 'dqo'f
For 81 No. Pea. l.. siy or Ne. APsr' AQ1'r'''
ror Is IS No. Pom Is. quality; orsNo. Pen q qaa''
For No. Sfsn, Isl ss.,y; a0d'
For Is 7: No. Pen. lat qusiiiy
GOLD p,s., ALL siasr eUaiirr II 1Lrs sovSnS p''A
r.. e,..soIp.,.t1ssa ss No. sP.ni fcr s,sSo'
t.a, s No ssp.s for "a No. Pen; aud 'or sssSoS
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cor-Rr cALFNpAR-TH- DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIr-Part l.--NOs. oI!,
1894 2g8 33l 1886 $500 81 22s4 2866, 2ets 2S72 2S<,
236 $3.50 l82 1894 1888 1887 1894 Part l-Ad)ournsd
HoY tie term Part i.-Csse TO new caeadsh SPECIAL
TERa-Adjourued for The term. 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-AdjoGrned foS
the term. ~ NJ, A.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Ad-
ourned tor the term.
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1J,Hr HERALD OF HEALTH and JOIN,

i NAL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE ioi is.s on Pbysica,
dOusu til. Mature Of psis. and their Lse ps
ca,ars III. so.eR:S c.r srsi. Isht and wsnh,p r.
rue $s.. h En- &: s:ss
Health conysniGr, y Health Reform aud twenty ssS
% H.sr md psys:.S s:T:ip s Health
tees arc ~. III. Thov ssnds Of lives might 90 pu ~
ne "SI ansl .%cuat Of suffering prsvsssa al w9"'
ih: jsuIs. PIf. ES s' c;w ISL q aa SIsi"sI
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TlNHE HYGIENE lNSTITC!La,, e.,s. Il..
,dc Bsss s~..SS Moremsn, Cure, Ls a.s I'd IS
room, wholesome d.. &c t0sS grIt or bead ron o.
10 rs Ger nvsk Patients from Sist93 ror,,.,osH
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TIE DEATH or WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES.
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE c0U3Ts.
Al tho opening Of the different branches Of .ths
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Mr.. EDWARD +. POWERS, President of th'

Mr. EDWARD T.. POWERS, President Of the
San Francisco Typographical Onion. died IN that city
on the 9Th u in consequence Of N attack OF rheuma
attic fever Mr.. Powers We, employed on THE TRIBUNE
several years ago and at the me Of his death vns on
The san Trdaeisco Bplar. He wns one Of the pioneer
printers Of the Golden STATE. and there as here was
appreciated ord honored for many fine social qualities.
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LAW INTRLLIGENCE.

COUAT or GENERAL sEssIoNs.-Dxo. r.-Hs'0fs Nc
corder HovvnAE
J.mes and Erastus brooks, who we're arrested on
tho complaint Of Peter B. Sweeney on charge OF having
ibelsd HIN In the columns Of Ths Erpre were Grssned
bssors Recorder Hoffman 70 undergo preliminary eham
nation ON motion Of defendants counsel ives postponed
until the fourth Monday IN January
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BOARD OF SUPERvBORs.-Th Board met at
3 o'clock D. IN. on Tuesday, the President. Hon. VII

o'clock p. Tuesday, the President. Hon. VII
liam II. Tweed in the chair. communication was
received from tie Mayor transmitting the resignation
OF Abram Brown Marshal Of tie Tenth District, and
nominating Patrick j. Hanbury 20 III tho vacancy oc-
casioned by such resignation. The Board then con
frned the nomination Of Dir. Hanbury. resolution
was adopted increasing the salary Of City Judge Rus
sell 70 a. 500 per annuIn. similar resolution to in
crease the salary Of the Surrogate to e. 800 per snnun
was lost Mr. Blunt offered series OF resolutions TAX.
ing appropriate notice Of the death Of Augustus Purd
eldest OF Supervisor Elijah f. Pnrdy and ooncud'
ing that the said resolutions, suitably engrossed Dc
transmitted TO the bereaved family Which unsni-
nously adopted. The Board then adjourned 20 Thurs
day next az 3 O'Clock p III.
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fAdycrtisement.1

tAdycItsementl
"PnYsloGNoMY ILLUsTRArRp," Alexandra
Princes ofwsles Nj" Sally Mussu'. Nj" Fury ard Flor
.ncs Nkt,iass'e-wi,h "sIsHs OF CHARAernA," and
how 70 read thsm--8RsArEsr WARRIORS or Tnn
woatp, Hannibal Cesar. Psano. Charles XII. Frederick
the Grcs Cromwell Wellington Napoleon Scott &C., 10 the
Jan Pictoh. Double No. PuHnsoIoGIoAL JorssAL-so
cent? or ca year. Address PovLrn & WsLLs, No. sse
Broadvsy New York,
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PIANO aud TABLE COVERS,
Now Styles, at
kBLrYe, No y" pftsaWs.
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tAdvertiNulent.J

DALLRY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Cure
= SoI' Tor ssls e Depot, No ~ Liber'yss
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fAdyortiscment.l


LACE CURTAINS,
New Persian styl,a just received.
u. L. }. Is. kELrY, No. 80 Btossws.
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lAdye!useulert.i

WINDOW SHADES,
0eld Hellsnd &C.; new styles Shade Fi1luie reduce
prices. o. L. = a. a.i,
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TAtyer,!ssme1Sl

fAdye,tissmsnti
The most merry and happy people during the
Holidsys are those who kHsTs East INDIA Corknn
Sold BY oil groeer IS per pound Ak fos keats
General Depot No. ls4 Resde-st.
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IAdvertissnentl
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. slippers in great variety
Of eclors very desirable FOX presents At
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CoYFgDEaLH IMPuDEycr.-" Brig Gen. W.
L. T. Bealc, G. 9. A., Agcp. 20 Supply Prisoners o.
War" as lie nodestly dosignates himself has put up
sign Inscribed as above at No. IS Murray't In this
city. Docs our Government PERM, this impudont
Rebel advertisement, or docs Eeale take such a
liberty in loyal city, imagining that he may do SO with
impuniiyl II is somewhat, interesting to know. because
IL this sort OF thing is tolerated. We shall next hear that
Gen. Lees Quertermasters openly advertising Tor
aud getting their supplies in this market.
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ALDERMAN JOIN ID. OTTIwFLL. This gentle
man. tho present Alderman nom the XIyth District
was The recipient. las, evening Of magnificent gold
hunting magic case watch and massive chain from Bis
numerous friends Of the Eighteenth Ward. A marx
Of their admiration and appreciation. The gin svAued
at ESQ and 10 ths orLmanshp Of J. H. Johnston
Co. Of No. l0 BoweJ The yrestrtaticp oHb pIsee at
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ARTISTS FUND socIErY.--A catalogue ~ pic
tnrcs and other woIk. Of art iii DC sold on Friday
evening by Leeds & Minor for che benefit OF the Ar
,i,ts Fund Society. Among The names Of contributor
We observe those OF some OF our bsstinown artists
The Advertisement will be f,8nd Nv another eonHn
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BOARD ~ CouyCILMEN.-The Board met at
! o'clock p IN. on Tuesday. Mr.. Jsques asked per-
mission TO have presented minority report In relation
TO donating 81 cJJ 10 the Childrens Aid Society The
President world not entertain minority report, a.
majority report had not been presented Mr.. Jaques
appealed nom the decision Of the Chair On ayes and
hayes the Chair was sustained. Adjourned to We'd
nesday at / o'clock p IN.
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Az INFANT SCALDED.-An inquest was yes
erlsy held byCoroner Wildey at No. 43l Hudson st. Of
the body Of John u. Martin. aged IS months. who's
death was caused b. scalds received on Sunday last b.
the upsetting OF kettle OF boiling water.
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BULLS HBAD.-The cattle market has been
slow. with total supply Of only 1877 for the week
Ponl,ry and cheap mutton largely supplsntng beef
lust now There is little change In prices since last
week Sheep are drug with largely oyerStooked mar
ket Prices have declined more than cent y ID.
Hogs are lower, With slow sales and bad weather.
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PROMENADE CONCERT. The Thirteenth Reg
imont N G. S. N. Y, give promenade concert at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music this evening at O'clock
in aid Of the Female Employment Society OF Brooklyn
and for the families Of Union solicrs
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-On Monday night last
Ferris Tonpkns aged 81 years residing al 2ii Tenth
avenue cut his throat. causing a dangerous wound.
Medical aid summoned and the wound was dressed.
lie had been drinking to excess andwa probably labor
Ing under temporary insanity ut the time.
The Mercantile Bank Of Orange, N. j., has
declared seuli.annu dividend Of nve per cent; the
Citizens Fire Insurance Company. Of Same place, q
seui.aDnaAl dividend Of 4 per cent.
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COLONEL MAY.-The funeral Of Colonel May,
Vice. President OF the Eighthaveaue Railroad took
place Monday in presence OF many attached fiends
and admirers. Col. Mays reputation as gallant
soldier fighting against the Indians and IN the Mexican
war was well known and the esteem In which ne was
held by lis fellow citizens well attested. He was born
at Baltimore in lsl and was consequently In the prime
Of life. Disease Of the heart, however, had troubled
him for some time, and finally caused LIS death. LIE
will be remembered as man cf hight toned character
and soderly uprghtness in all hs doninSs with his
fell0w.ncn.
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inches in sise bit Of generally raw pork two inches
square, and about thrce spoonfus Of rice which boiled
would hardly FIJI half pint cup. This fare varied with
hard peas full of bugs instead of the rice. and some
times but very seldom beef instead Of the pork was all
that sustained these for long weary months Many
died, and many more will yet die though released.
Noble, our informant, living proof Of The truth Of
these facts. His limbs attsnansed that nothing
but skin and bone remain. His.arms are no thicker
than an infants and bis whole appearance presents
terrible picture Of suffering and won't None but ends
could have dared to defy the iDfamy which Will ever
cling TO the Rebel prison at Ardcrsonyl'lc.
, 1864-08-07
Special ,Nottfe8.:
NOT often we speak Of ply.

3S not often we speak of Phys
lLK xlCfu ass
SS1& sAa eAee1full. say Dr: whittier hn richly
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