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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
6ales bD Auetion.
WA DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BuRRAu,
OFFICE or CHEZ OUARTERxAsTER,

WA DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BuRRAu
OFFICE CHiEB QuARrEpxAsTHp, }
WAsHISGTos, d. C.. Feb. ~. 1884.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA BORSES.-Win DO sold at Public Auction, tho
highest bidder al The places and dses named below via:
At Miin, Pa. 800 Horses, Friday 4th March.
At Willainspor Pa. 800 Hortes, Tue day s.h March.
~ Altoona Pa. 80 Horses Friday llth March.
At New brunswick, N. j., 300 Horses Tuesday 18th
March.
At Ess,on Pa 900 Horses, Friday l8th March
~ Newark ~ j., $40 Horses. Tuesday. Cd March
A. Lebanon Pa, 800 iorses, Friday, 18Th AAreh.
At WHAesbarre Pa. 80 Horses Tuesday 19.h March.
These HoIses have been condemned unfit fox tie Cavalry
service Of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes any good bargains BE-
had
Horses viii be sold singy.
Sales begin al 10 rn and continue day I'll 8, arc scld
Terms Cash In United States Treasury Note. only
JAMES A. EkiN,
Chief Qusrermaster Cavalry Buresu.
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A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
~ auction on FRIDAY M, ch H. at ~ o'clock at the EI
change saleroon, No. III bsadway-Supeme Court I'M
der the direction Of Pilo T. Rusgle., esq, Referee:
PEARL sr-The v,usble premise, No. 40 between Chat.
ham II. and City Hal-pace.
Particu.ar, q anetioreers ohice No. N CedaI.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, cor of lith-
~ st. and Gth-av.--Op,n daily from 70 m Nsdne.
TLREsT allow I'd Money depoged before March vii
draw interest hon that date. THOMAS CHRlsIf, Frest
n H.
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- Baltlm ore auD SbiD.
?" Gienbahn. a9e

Gm unb mad Wfittpcn, 90. 9au tperoen t6gli@ 2 3dge
mad DbeeGins unb YortersburS unS Elm 3us MAO Grebe
rid ,nbseben, tDie fclSt: 1sl 500 UdI 5fh.f 1855.
Bpf3us tISli& (Scnntn9s aussenpnmenl, NfDrS 500
grpres3nS t1Sli9 GbenbS 9 nbr. "
Beibe 3Hse ~Serbiuben f9 am ObipfuB nit alien PII3-
sen tpefIiG, nOrbtpefIiH unb fHbpefIi@. u5at,cl
Der 3us mad Greberi6 se5t tGsli9 bon Baltimore nm
4.80 N~a@mittaSS unb ban Greberid 700 Nlcrgens,
ScnntaSS ousgenruu1en. s'~ 'J1'ai ~f
Ser 3us mad Gnicrtts NlnIs ge5t bon Baltimore
Norsens uI 6 30 unb 9.15, unb Na@mtttase lao unb
4.45, un6 BON GGicCtt's Wtils Warreens TAO nnb 11.0O
unb Na@mittass 2.45 unb 500. al- 9l,
81. Na6 WaIbtngtCn. ~ zlaa
Ahgans bon Baltimore mad Waibinstnn Wfrrgens 4.50
ITO, 8.45 un6 $40, nub Na@ul 800, 5.15 unb 500;
Gpuntass nur Wfcreens nm 4. 20 unb $40, nnb gtuts
utittass um $50. Gbsaus bon Geaf5instDn 0iprsens
nm $40, 700 u. 1910 II. gta&uI. nm 800, 4.25, 5 II.
$50. Gonutass MIR Vfcrsens un unb Na9mittass
800 II. 7.3O @ur br Bite unb Ste 3us BON 8altiz
more unb ber erfe une Dierte 3uS BON Wafbinstpn
bdItea an anen Gtaticnen an. Ser atpeite unb ffebte
Bug bon Baltimore unb erfe nnb finite 3ug bon Waib@
instcn ~Serbinbeu f& nit BEN Gnnnpolisz3use. 'Fi'
GSesen uGberer Gnstunft unb SiIete ieber Art penbe
nan F& an 8. &. GusIanb, agent in Der G~autbriisg Sta
ton pber an bic 2itet7OfFce. 3rfd3D% 49,
.ml m.s+7.-+sa W. g. SmttH EranspOrttneifer
9. U1. Cole, @eneralzMgent. C3an6i} IS
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. DO Ynr betCtlDeten NehdrntBnoDu le.
@intpanberer unb Ofeiienbe iolten iebr Dprfi&tiS iein
e6e fe TIRE 4ilette taufeu unb iclten b~ieielben nlr in
benz 4urean bes nutertei8ueteni ousefeGten G9erten
tdufen.
81 Dieienisen, trsI&e In Baltimore antouisIen, werSen Z
cEue G@tpierisfeit BtIetts fir biefe 9inie Ueri9affen TON
men, iubem Der ASeut Der wDeuti%en @eteni1ai.~ pei
ibrer QauSunp i5usn ben untersei@neten Gseuten %Sprteaea
wirb. Gl J+4biA 1875
ane weitere Wustnnit unb Siatb ertPetlt nnsntsel0ltp
en-. y. %iIsebrenets
@tnssss-w mistanten.Mgtn o1 "aa"@sst" Ss
.754 erlE -~~|-1 az CtiD-9 tfenbaeE. II
&9. 97, EbamesAr.
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gst@tts fir MetfenOe.

-
s6saus Der Giienbubn3ise.
0a& @aiftnstpn ss 49,.
gormittags: 4 SO 2 lhr 10 Wfin., s.45
nnb $40
0a9mitta0s: $50, SIS uno 500
Sonnta8S UNI 4.50. $40 MrrSens unb
$50 Jta6mittag8. garsr a
8pn Us a btn9tpn
Gprmittaga: $50, z unb 10.45.
NadmittooS 3. 4.25, 5 unb 7.3O.
SOnntao8 nur INN z Wcrgens mnb 3
uno 7.30 gtadn1itta9s.
Ra9 annafplts
Son Baltimore 40 gprmittass II. 4,30
J2a6mttta9s.
Son @ai6in9tpn $50 &prHl. unp 4,3O
g9a9nitta98.
ad @umbertaub, Expecting
II. { II.
8pftSug Mpr9enS 8 20 Ottn.
@rpreBjug Ibenb8 9 nbr
a6 6reberif.
4.30 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rpn6reberid
Morgeus. .
q a d $ arrtSbure u. |. M.
9pft5us 9 ubr 20 Nttn. WpraenS.
@rpteB3us 9 Ibr 80 Wtn. gbenbs.
Accommodation 3 llbr Nadmittass. -
Son harrisburg
omuen tie 3G9e in Baltimore an : Bpit3us
$40 Nadmitta98.
@rpreB5uS z nRr @Orssns.
- A1aKn on 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-02

Na4 8 # : 81 a t VI an ..
Nud Union 8ritse, (ibsr @efminiter
3eben Die 3I9e td9lth 100 WprSens uno 3
Radmittogs.
8on linton Bridge nm 5 unp $50 gors
mitta98.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-02

E&aSrSyAf5
:zaesss5 geeue Mrrangeulents fir Gin.
DonOerer, BITE aa9 hem 8sFen ID retIea
~ mitu{mell. H2f5
Peg ssstt ea . glsSsafSss 90. ssssta sts gtsssaaeerts
git be@ Grpteesus btf5<bett. Die napn SIetst baburt tts
Snssasgrerten etnea 8rbtettn UpetBet4,, eis iYeeEs
cine nnttte @atn, aud IA Re nn "a Mee;lens EKr,er ale itbe az,
osfe Gctt mad beronnten pt6$en, 0s4 lWt
Ytttsbnrs, elepetanb, Detroit, Sort 8aSme,
@htcasc, Mtlwuntee, @alena, dubuque, est.
Yaul, Ssod Selonb, Burlington, Soma Gits
40 Tcerben besb0b btt NIT Der sSuttbesn GsnttaI sobn aebeu..
beg SttlOssa 10 Stursss frhssr as bic SIT aasrTn SaEnes
8spencen DCrt etntrt tea. and :oerben 4 WenI Yrenieef Biz
gasea babst gssss&itlt. Die Sapn ststt Ibura ben fSSnsf,
1ptA bun Dttr- Die aGtse Gntfesnune trn bter tiSGhi:aar
~ 500 Wtetltn. Doe @sSd6 tstsb ttt* geset&net.( moYyeb) n
agbt nit ben gnfasitrtn an ben 9tatssmnnesrFt.
Sso9 @refltneg Doptcu, Cincinnati, Sneio.
nappliS, QouisbiIIe unb ct. Souls
Netbea tbrufags peFasstst ~btf6rbttt urb far gor etpss
let az ~ttttsse t1@Iabunessrssn tstt@ntt. Die Vaaastsr,
+ nnu Fait bsHs 3 ttr-, pSe+ Gbtnbs 10 Itr- Bug naG SNes
wtHlt&en gIlsen efbsn r9ue r~nterrtes anfetbaltsa ~ tuettrt
Aut3faAttssNIttse EefhtH Sesseaft tn ber S ffse bi Astnits
- 1qtl Spta &. BaLEeT.
SE14s 70. - geSs-Stseet. MADE Mstfss Sscssi. q
It LA&M
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RarfersburS nnb Wurtetta, pber Senior

MheelinA uub Columbus.
Tte G~nteruuns ben Sattn1ore mad aGsu GbeaeA bss sSse.
tens Der Der. Staaten tt Guf bteitr Balm tnrssr. ale abss
gttlabelpfta, Heru.gort ocer Guf ietnb elmer GrSereu @outs.
@rutgr1nten, weI%e I'D br sEoIHnefe- an6 Cbtp- @ife5s
babm@ be6tenen, trerben NIT ~btnfeIHen 3deen unb g6aeeu Be-
brtert, tUts Ste PGfasttre eritsr RIafiG ptIas t1ebr ais Ses
DoppeIte aaben.
Die DdssH Seter Saen baben ~ssppIfter.t @sse, tUerbeu ,r
Ro&t3et erltt&tet, tt NDinter sebetst ltnt es pir6 6sn gaHs.
oteren E~rtntrafef Derabret&t. tur3Hua "a 1T fir BITE Eeoliers.
ItHtett unb St&ertet 6tr Yafo8tere tn alien Stiden oelprot
Auf obJer @abn fabren bic &uspanbertrc rf bas S8neuSs
nno Statgfe, lite TT BITE etnatge 8abn In Sc
y er. 9 taatenJ weI@e En panbere N tt ZEN
50 elliu9en bef5rberk. Mue 6nberat ssabnen Be-
torberr n01 INNER Dieitrtgeh, pelde tn bic 8erei,iater
Staaten etnwnrbern, NIT ben I9nSdHen @uaiGranteit. 2iasa.
Aus~anDerer pe@ieIt aut prfer Satnibte seaatn nstrsse
Der aanten 8letfe bon Baltimore rad CINCINNATI rur ,ms
DaaI aMf BET Santen 6trede. tpti9en Baltimore -unS 81
Bouts, Iowtt 3pifGen Baltimore unb Gtieaao MIR Srei gSoI
Rad Cincinnati 9elan8t man auf bteier Babn In Sc @tunhea
mad ct. Bouts rnb @btedgp tn 2 Saeens E
>, Sober Taffagter Dat 100 Rfunb Gtp6d fret. Climber bouA
Fnb gang FRET I5G 1diH MI. s9 I'D .T5d""fft "V"
Sas &epdd sett NIT ben paHaettrca, unb rrrumt init ibuss
90 9!et@er Sett an btnn Befiranaingscrte OH; Elm qeber err
bait etne Deiqstntsnns nbsr fein @epaa bis an ben Ort Ser
DtaH@e&eente n Fnb on ben SerItsebenen Stostsn
men Der Wabn %nueefeQt, UNI &inpanberer an ~eutpfonaen nub
NIT tGrena Wepd6e better gu ~bef5rbe.r. Dtet.s III du5 q.
Enrtseu, ban feline arbere Sata btettt. ! 5Gs
lloa 8ohrpretlf cUn B1lhnsarr na@a
s esd8I78g C1@e ~fanA BESIDE frexa trr
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% kAoUCrdlIlIDJ q. 4-t~+t~r {~Al.-NDL y ltf -I.
I7I 0sStdbtt9 fir &etDenSe!!!
@rpfeiirr 2puis @nnorom'6
slntreinisnnesss ,S SmS @9f'i3rn'sS'
fnS ~unifrsitts. Bic befen, bis iest ~ketennteh Wttttel, rt bte
SerlOrene G~etunebett pieberber1uiteaen. fgpte, weIt 5ethi8
gsnDntmen, S%ranfbsitet 5a %perRaten. Dteislbeh tub lett
8ierteliabrbunbert ibrer 6eiIfraft pegen
n Se9tl9lanb fa9mlt6it befannt unb sea6tet, unb ba6en
lt9 quo bier lett ben lesten bret Sabren einen fOliben stu
ermprpen uuo et9nen t9 ~beipnbers sur a HtusL.
9ellll1tg b~DSipiQioer rno ~6artn1Cea1er
&rnnf6eiten,
ub fplte Nternan6 Ste 9pFnura, eebeilt AZ tperben, duf1eben
pine 5HSpr bteie b%etIiau'sn Rrauter sa Seriuden. Die Srau'
ter reroen tpn MIR ,st sst4
brett BON 9eutl6Gan0
~trtpprttrt unb eutpfeble i'd tteTelben Srinoenb rreinen nertben
9anbsleuten surt ~aereteteit @ebrau6e, ba ids ief iberaeuot
bin; ba6 Elm .Seber. Der etnntnl baSpn nimmt. NIT Der 99ir=
lung eerte %3ufrteSen itn6 nte rne9r D9ne bteielben ietn wtrb.
Seoe S1ntlte tpIte tets b1tpn I'M Snufe baben benin aud
bet 8tnbern TIT bic trCbltbdttse 8trtuns tteier Grduter pabrs
BAIT uterraf9enb. ,rHW H14
Die &r1uter dnb AIT taber tt .n, s+e+
Ntue1t Doer WulDcr1t,
le mad gDunl6. un6 baten fG BET fpleenben Srantbetten al
Defenders betlldrt ermieIen ais: rggua0
Nt99entrartpt 9dmorrbptbert,
D1rrtbe tbwttben, Oruier, amin go N Jn.
f s@eibwult. 8erifppfune, A
hi. @usbrnttetett. ausje6runs, luL .H5il..l
9uiten, EsPf- rnb !3atnweb, ..ff g.
r8rebSi1aben Nfunbfperre, .a'
Brdune, Mueentrnnftett, r5fvu-re.
S9nupfen, 8erf9letnung,
lHGIl.al4a NerSen16wd6e, 9rJ,4 81 H-I
p n.f- &ungenent5lnbune, Maierr,
.Scrppteln, BanSnurnt,
D.I. 40 .3JaHI3l acknowledgements, g1afertG
Grippe, &plit,
Hptbe Nutr, Rr1te,
llttg- SaltfuBy Syphilis 58i mi
Ralte Steber, 9autdusIbI11e
w Hll.| unb auen 8rdnfbetten, s-.Af
pel1e aus berbprbenent Slute entiprtn6eu. r-
O1S Bud barber, nit bteen i3engntnen eeheiIter perTpnen
lrptr6 cmt MIR pprtpfret auf QDuni9 an jebe IbreNe SerIdnbt,
ippte jete Sepini9te &aatuait anf brtsFt6e &nfraee germ
I~ertbeilt.
l. Ig.s.u ue+r- SuIiuS 0ieneIt, DenttF,
Mlerdnbrta, 0a.
a~aeiniser &eent BON prpf. gDuntta,n's Rrdutere
80 Mebi3tnen fir eanb %tnerita.
! Die S-dtptd9cfttlr fir SFlttmpre
befnbet f6 tn Der Sudbdnblune BON $. G! & g. $ ennt O.
\ amlen n, Epy rs gDef 9rattltr, unb limb taielbff baS Bud
fpwptL ais aud bic 9eilnntttel su Gaten.
~ Sn gSaibiagtptl Su tnbet BET gS. &c n tSle
@fe eer12. ct unb YennislS. &beuue.r. r(6mslt&w)
r--S Sule !&~ranfbeiten n
an latrttt Glietern NeutterI6wa6e II. + ~, tjent6t gu
tnrtren fnS, rer6en tn Saseh anf bas gDunoerppAae, beFer
benin jei tieber bereeffeat Sprt uHIru s#n
Carl @GlIer
H3t9dn2 @+ $40 Nulberrprnnbe @pppIetpnE
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.t4H ss39H2n.t& T1,k&- s9s sN5Lst
-LeE = a1 3 tfLs w4uS 3 Ed 2 MAJ &e5AAAEsys@
sac sef aEis@ eHa t5Miifi@ E@gsG 2 &}t q 5Na 3thstia
Nss. atsajHsaaN s alai8a9 a sa3ls3G eds
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NfOrOli6e Gentral @ilenbabn
OerSnberter T0brpI0tt
4 n + 2 m g4 r . n ~ n M n =

n1G-bem WefeR Mnb Nprbtn.
Estnter.EabrpIan
I'm unb mad benz Is. NcS. trerben bic 3Hse onf 6ieIe
8a6n in na9fclSenber gEeiie errebirt Q e1a .Hsf
Iaa7,B 3Ige nOrDwdrtS. tpr
RoftuS sebt I'M ..............9 nbr 80 Nlin. Born.
SFpres5rlS 30 y abenbs
harrisburg ACCOMMODATION. (. ......3 Ntittoa
Borftrn 3 j .....7.20 Wtora. 4.40 gfa1n1
3a9e iibw6rts. a
YcTtdu9 tou1n1t an mn gaGrn.
SEPEeB6HS UprHI'
6arrisburS Accommodation. ...... 11.5o 8prr1.
BARTON ....8.30 8cru,., 7.20 2benbs
Ser eiuaise 5us, tpeI1er oui G~pnatag ,ab9e5t, if ber
@rpresans nm 9 nbr 30 Deir. Gbenbs.
Der nm $50 Nbenbs a~bee6enbe @rprestus tpirb mn,
an ~fclSeuben iibli9 tpn ,Sarrisburs ~selegenen guntteu
%anRalten: @clb6orcus6, grrt, SanoSer Snnctipn, Ger,
mont, Parttpn, Wcnttpn, G5ambersburs nnb @p6ebs,
bine. ti ...., A39I4E - 1UT rhE
Der Pof3rg ge9t tGSIi@, ausSeurmnsen Sonntass. -
Der GFpre63rs tOulult tdsli9, GusSenDuumen- 9fpntass.
.Pahngtere fir 3wii9enffoticnen Tpnteu ben S~drrisburs
une Yarttpn MccpmcbationStn g nebnlen. ~
Pef< nnb &rpreB3Hse ffe6en senau in @erbinbuns init
Der RennipIDnnia Central Giien6aBn in Sarrisburs fiji
D~tttSbur9, GlfSelanb, Columbus, gtnctne
natl, SnOtanapDliS, Sort Wapne, gbtcaar
rnb alien PIGsen bes srpsen gDeftens, iowie gu @Imiro
NIT Der OfetU Oprt @rie @ifenbabn mad alien YlGsen i'm
uSrbIi6en unb tuefIi@en Tfew gprt. III .fYifrrl
Wesen Ga5rbinets unb anberer senauen unb berGGsli,
@en austunft beIiebe man F9 an Bic 8tIetzO flee in be,
@dlrert Station, @Ge bon @alnerts unb GrantIinfr., an
teubenG M .s.fu tr H9HsI1C NOD sHsl nrr
nd. a,4tf- ~av 8. 81. 0u8arrp, -.
Gen. Gupt. er gtSrbl. gentraIba6u.
CD. 9. grunS, t+5s- a'2
@ne. ErahtSu 8dffaotersNosut,. .Uqf1rl Hpp5 If
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5ptf6en pearlr II. Ytnefr

""-"1"|- -0#FFVVH 5FHFFFU 5THtFFI y an
nta6t fetnen Treunbet unb @efannten, fprie benz oeebrter
gnElttnnt I'm Mlgsnetnen Bite InSeiae, baB er am pbi9en
Ylase etn neues MStelse lbaft erttGtet iaS ade Sprten M{Es
gel &c. baielbft. ~tcrrdtbt9 bat. tt (5ebr27-1MD
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Zee %tans 0esdx frsi.l.
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CD. 9. Npung, y w. H4
@ne. Gra9tzn @aRasterzApent.. .u91ar- Rpp5li
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9pn Dbtlapelpbta II a d 8 a L
ttmpre:
4.30. sos une II ubr 8crut. unb $50
Rno 11.30 Nadnlittags.
SpuntagS 4 80 gprm. 1l.30 4benbs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04
rho RnrinIor sterne.

In the Bavs-water Road, not very Tar
from Tyburn Gate new burying ground
had heen opened attached 10 that church
in Hanover Square where the more fash
ionable marriage-rites are celebrated. We
can readily find our way to 1t now, for 1t Is
notorious among the neglected graveyard;
and is useful as = sort Of huge rubbish Of the
ruinous houses that hem II IN closely all
round Il was then "theuew burying
ground, near Tyburn, and to this spot, on
Lne day OF his lnterment, AT twelve clock
noon, came single mourning coach
with 'two gentlemen inside One OF them
Is known to have been Beckett, his publ ish-
er; the other we fairly assume 10 have been
his friend, Mr.. james The bell over the
soiled and griIned dead house, was not al
lowed to ring. Aud in this private man
ner { a privacy almost amounting to
shannel was the body Of the great humCrist
consigned to the earth. The "two gentle
men represented the roll of nobility snd
gentry that pranced before his sermons
When the two "gentlemen" were Seeing
the earth laid upon their friends remains
there were other and more prolane eyes
watching from the road, and marking the
spot AZ that time the tribe Of resurrection
men persued their calling as lawlessly as
highwaymen did theirs upon the road.
And this new Tyburn burying- ground
had already acquired a uotonety, rs being
the scene of constant outrages Of this kind.
only few months before 1t had become
necessary to place regular watchers there
and large mastif dog, in spite Of which
precautions, the Infamous spoliations con
| tinued. Two nights after on the 18th, the
men came,dug up the body, placed it in case
and sent it av ay down to Cambridge. "Ar
Collignon B. Al. of Trinity, was then Pro
fessor of Anatomy, and it had been dispos-
ed of 10 him. These nids 10 medical science
being costly, and procured with difficulty
! Mr.. CollognOn invited some friends to see
him illustrate anatomy on the body
Unat hud been sent down TO him
from Lodon: and m old friend
of Mr.. Sterne, who was Of the party, was
inexpressibly shocked at recognizing the
familiar features, and tainted away on the
spot. 1t was too late, unfortunately, tc
save the body from the knife, for the dis
section had nearly been completed. What
close to Yoric's strange career, which
began in wanderings, and brought him
back thus finally to his old University
There is even grim lurid Shandeism
over the scene, a cbarnel-house humor in
that recognition of the strange lean YoriC
features more lean in death-upon the
dissectins table. But the evidence OIL
which the story is founded seems too con
vincing not to be accepted-L1e o.
Laurence SterHe by Percy Fitzgerald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04
What Shall we Eat.

Is an important question in these times
of high prices DR. Hall, in a late number
of his journal of Health-good authority,
by the way-says the cheapest articles of
food at present prices are bread especially
corn raaeal, butter nlolasssGr beans, and
rice He shows that 25 cents worth Of
-four, at cents per pound, contains as
much nourishment as s2,25 worth Of roast
beef at 25 cents per pound; and that q
pint Of white beans, costing Z cents, has
the same amount ofnutriment as 81 pounds
Of beef at rs cents per pound, or, in other
words, the roast beef diet is twelvetimes as
expensive as the beans. Furthermore, a
pound Of fine -four, costing nearly twice as
much. Here are some of the common ar
ticles of food, showing the amount Of nu-
triment contained, and the time required
for digestion
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To day, in accordance with a resolution
CT the Senate and House of Representa-
tives, and in conformity with the procla-
nation Of the President of the United
States, the people Of the United States are
invited to humiliation and prayer. The
President was authorized to request his
constitutional advisers at the head Of the
Executive Departments to unite with him,
as Chief Magistrate of the nation, at the
city of Washington, and the members Of
Congress, and all magistrates, all civil,
military and naval officers, all soldiers,
sailors and marines, with all loyal and
law-abiding people, to convene at their
usual places Of worship, Or wherever they
may be, 10 confess and repent of their
manifold sins; to implore the compassion
and forgiveness Of the Almighty, that, if
consistent with His viii, the existing re-
bellion may be speedily suppressed, and
The supremacy of the constitution and
laws of the United States may be estab-
throughout all the States toimplore Him
as the supreme ruler of the world, not tc
destroy US as people, nor suffer Us to be
destroyed by the hostility or connivance o
other nations, or by obstinate adhesion t.
our own counsels, which be in conflict witt
His eternal purposes, and to implore hin
to enlighten the mind of the nation t
Know and do His will, humbly believing
that it is IN accordance with His will tina
our place shoald be maintained a= uni
Ted people among the family Of nations
to implore BIN to grant to our armed de
tenders and the masses Of the people tina
courage, power OF resistance and endul
ance necessary to secure that result; t
implore Him in his Infinite goodness
soften the hearts, enlighten the minds an
quicken the conscience Of those in rebe
lion, that they may lay down their arm
and speedily return TO their allegiance
the United States that they may not
utterly destroyed, and that the efusiOn
. blood may be stayed, and that unity an
fraternity may be restored, and peace
tablished throughout all our borders
No better petition can be offered up t
day than the above. Let all the peopl
! in conformity with the desires Of our Chi
Magistrate, and in reverent obedience
God, assemble this day to supplicate t
Blessings of Almighty God upon our di
, | trncted country.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT:

ARRIVAL OE HALLS Al OEEO1+
Eastern Through ARRIVES at a. M, and
620P. N.
Eastern Way arrives at $40 A. II.
Pittsburgh through arrives at 7:45 A. n
do Way arrives at $50 =. NJ.
5andusky Way arrives at 1l=l5 a d.
Mahoning Way arrives at 500 P. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives At $3.50 j. NJ ESQ r n
do Way arrives at $50 7. NJ
Western Through arrives at e-25 A. NJ and $50
Western Way arrives at 2:45 P. NJ
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. Nj.
Rockport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Il NJ.
BreeksvIne, Bath, &c., arrives Mondays and Fri-
sharon Center, Granger, North RoyaltOn, &C., Az
riyes Mondays and Fridays at p. III.
| Warrensville arrives daily at l0:l5 a. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EASTERN THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Now
I York, Hartford, and Wiloughby, Painesyille, Ge-
neva, AshtabuIa and Conneant, closes at s45 A. n.
EAsTEKS THRoUdH, for New York only, closes at
SHOP. NJ.
EASTERN THROUGH, for EEle, Buffalo, Albany
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 2zl
Pm.
EASTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes st 2-2O P. NJ
WEsTERS THROUGH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago
anS WHsgEss Es1sSs - TaSoGoH IES for Detroit Chicago
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. NJ
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1850 P N.
CncIsNATI WAY, for all points between Olt velsnt
and Cincinnati, closes st l:25 z. NJ
4 CINCINNATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 p. NJ, Qeave
/ at 5:25 next moTning.(
CDCINSATTI THkOUGH, for Columbus Cincinnati
Louisville St Louis indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, an'
Wheeling, closes at 500 P. n.
PTfTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wsah
ington, closes OF l2:25 ?. NJ.
PIrTsBURGH Way, for all points between CleTe
land, Weilsvile, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 10
A. NJ.
MAHoSrss WAT for all points between Clsvelan
and Youngstown, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves at III
4 next mOrning.)
, Medina WAY, closes at 8 A. NJ.
{ RooKPoRT, &c, closes Tuesdays Thursday
and Saturdays, at Inn.
! BKEgKsvILIE, Bath, &c closes Tuesdays an
20 Saturdays, at A. NJ.
SHARON CENTER, Granger North ROyalton, 90
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, az A. IL.
d WAEREssyuLE, closes daily. lO;30 A. NJ.
l. EAST CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes daily, at
h Pm.
e Mail and Drop Lsttsrs required BY law to
i prepaid
All City Circulars required to be prepaid vii
Is q two-cent stamp.
Office open from 7:30 A. NJ. to 7:3O P. NJ.
It Sunday from a. NJ. tc lO:z0 A. III.
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