Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1861, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. How te Keep A Pig. As the sty is the first thing to be provided, Yet this be built of any b materials, say six feet square, with a r floor, sloping = a sing, The tow: corner next he roof must be of tiles or slats; ides and front, weather tight. The nao see be about two feet wide, but no pam tside this rail 0 off as large as can afford (the more room.a pig has the Vetter hrives ;) to this outer place there aust be a door to enter for the purpose of cleaning, #s well as for the accomodation of the tenants. Let the outer space be paved or con- creted in a solid, substantial manner. If esc styes were required, this should be ing like the pas of all; the ay im- provement that could be made would be in the size, which might be increased. However, we are providing for only one sow, ora couple of s'ore pigs. The outer plan should slope a little towards the door, for the facility of cleaning. A substantial vessel to hold wash and occasion- ally r, should be one piece of furniture, and the trough for the food another ; and, with @ good litter of straw inside, the pig-house may be said to be furnished. Of the various breeds and cross breeds of Piss it would be useless to say much; they ave been crossed in every direction, till every feeder calls his pigs a breed of his own; and we areas wise after looking at fifty alleged gorts, as if we had seen only the last half dozen. In one little treatise on the pig, there are — thirty breeds and crosses mentioned ; every cross were recognized, there would =F as many to record as there are feeders. In selesting a pig look for wee square body and short legs and head, and there will not be much amiss; for unless the pedigrees are regularly handed down like t seeat horses, and grunters are named like racers, none will know Tom Noke’s improved Essex from Jem Style’s improved Sussex; and so of the rest. A ty formed pig cannot “be a bad sort ; judge for yourself, therefore, and select one that can be recommended by a vender whom you know. If you are going to keep them for killing, buy two—the sty is large enough to accomodate them, unless they fight. Once place them in Fees wil of their mansion, and a few good feeds will soon reconcile them to their situation. = are not over-dainty in their food, al! ~ ave to care for iz, that however coarse, it is wholesome. Save for them the water that anything, cven greens, is boiled in; but the food should not be given sloppy, whether it be meal of any kind, or middlings, bran, or other- wise. Let what moisture you put into it be i t, and do not makeit thin; let it be ence of very thick hasty-pudding, gzuoh ae the spoen will almost atand upright ip Let the animal go to his wash or water-trough for his drivk. G 6 from home-brewing are geod for them; but the ordinary brewers’ grains have liitle nourishment. If pigscan have a run on a common, give them 2 good meal the first thing in the morn- ing, and when they come at night; they will forage during the dsy, and thereby amuse, if they do not satisfy themselves. They will never require to be fetched home, for the com- fortable meal and a good bed will do ail that. While they are thus treated they will grow, but but not fatten much ; when you resolve to do this, keepthem in and give them the mid- day meal We aro advocates for chunges of food, that is, changes from ‘9 barleymeal or oatmeal, and rice vers but when fatten- ing, all their food should bo substantial, wheat- meal is excellent, that is, with all the bran, husk, ete., in it, just asit leaves the mill Potatoes boiled are good; but not more than one meal a day should be given, when getting ready for the knife. In f.ct, some who are in atraitened circumstances wake the pig live on the waste of the garden, and the run of a common, or road-side, and give them but one eolid meal in the twenty-four hours, aud that is on their return in the evening Where there is good farm yard and plenty of dung, and all the vegetable waste is thrown, pigs will thrive greatly—what with the unthreshed corn left in the siraw. and the numerous pickings among all kind: of cullected waste, they want bat little feeding; water they requireor drink from the wash-tub, and little else. The mos' liable mode of keeping is to grow your own provender. The ordinary Vegetable waste of the garden will doa good deal towardsit. The chat or smal!- potatoes from your stock cannot be better applied. Tbe haul, after gathering the crop, isa great favorite; and « feed of good barley-meal, poHard middiings, or other grain or meal once a rig besides thh garden supply, may do. Leeann the pig advances, there may be ns feeds aday of the substantial food, and what he likes ty take of the vegetables. One of theze feeds may be of pexs, when you come to the Iast four or five weeks of bis life, and change the middlings tu barley or oat-meal. The run ef the garden vegetables, as asort of mid-day mesl (if be has not got a run in other fields.) pess the first thing in the morning, and ag much meal as he will take in the evening, will bring on « pigrapidly. The last fortnight very little vegetsble isto be given; but we must increase the peas to as many as he will eat, and the same with the meal; yetit isa goed plaa to change the barieymeal and oatmeal, or any other food of a similar nature. Care should be taken upon two or three essen- tial points ; for instance all the vegetable food baie be better for boiling, and giving it warm, ally in the winter months. The malddlings. meal or pollard, should be scalded, and not made thin. wash should be given another trough, and not mixed with his more substantial food. Hie sty should be regularly cleaned out, his bed well supp!ied with straw, and be made warm and comfortable ; he should have as much as he can eatt any meal, but mo more, and whatever he leaves should be removed. und the trough cleaned. His meal, times should be morning, noon, and evening : but he may always be supplied with vegetables, because he will eat no more than he likes, and they should be put into his wash-trough, after fergie been boiled or stewed. Potatoes stewed boiled do a pig infinitely more good than yaw ones, e next in point of nutriment te the different kinds of meat.—Glenny’s Farming for the Million. OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS. iGHT DR++ TS sold on ai. <8 of ths United is on, ireiand, Laem ipoarrent mon = Kir TENKOUSE. nt at beet ton a ‘Bankers. 52 Pa. av., near Brown’s. TOPHAM’S PREMIUM PRUNK MANUFA! 490 SuvanTE STRERT, BAiver M: Y, asHineten, D. C, a by Maryland 1 atmo sia A i tani 7 regener erin bec ae sales as aSivered Ye so atpert ct the aan ri} ey evens MVAMES 8.TOPHAI exorman._ Pesaye Tess ee aS T THR EPACEAN HOTEL, KEPa vy ¢. te corner of Penn _— “yp a} now fon eee tawe sreedy a fe See Finp Seoskantee ade gees of goods we tagheee, weare io beeen stores very latee eecrement |. tn sr eae Pert reuse, between Mth and hain sir, te at nt.” venpend ma. DENTISTRY. M. pat ny = ie —) vaunot wear oe sa can swear others cleanest, sweat Sensei nen nha panne GAS FITTING, &e. DOVE & CO, Pet eee = Sire despeeitl fi es eee “eh AEDES neg €as ab ge SA ru az Es. ve 1. S of entirely New parior fe tanrkot. “A a res, feeling confident Eat we have the ed stock in thesvove fine “aaa ‘Work in ‘ine mtrifeted to eur care prompliy steer ERS & MoGHAN. mar itt QFFICE OF oF Wag deve —- SEALER 18, 1888, registration of any gas pp ey set init= pigoes, If proved a of cus, it will be 3 be seaica acco-dingly, Noase No fu Ay ie n atroct, (near Odd Fel- wa’ Hall. fk 'UNNIN CEN “grist fussestor and Sealer lees HEADQUARTERS Atal 3 THE U.S. MARINE QUARTRERMASTER’S OFFICR, i Wastineton, September 23, 1861. SEALED Frorcsais, £ reachol “er. rately, will be receryed at this office until 12 jock m of W dnesday, 21th of November next, Tor furnishing tothe United States Marine Corps, during the year 1862, the following suppiies, to be delivered at the othine of the As istant Qua:termaster of the sot Pe ral Jadelphis, Pennsylvania, free of expence to Unit d States. in such quantitiesas may fromtime to time be ordered, viz = Crass No t, 14 00 vards of Sky Blue Kersey, all wool, free from hair, 44 inches wide, to weigh 22 ounces to the yard, (indigo wool-dyed 6,000 yards Davk Bue — sll wool, free from hair, 4inches wide, to weigh 2 eunces to the yard, (Ldigo wool dyed.' yards Dark Biue T willed € loth, al! wool, for uniform coats, (indigo wool-dyed,) 4 inches wide, to weigh 22 ounce #8 per var 150 yards of Searlat Clot dyed,) 5¢ laches wide, to wi Crass No 2. 8 0 yards of 6 4 Dare Bluo Fiarne!, for over sacks, 8!! wool, (indigo wool dyed,' 54 tu hea wide, to wergh 13 ounors par yard. 16 000 yards of 3 4 Dark B'uve Flannel for shirts, ail wool, (indigo wool-dyed,) 27 inches wide, to Wweich 63 ounce: per yard 1.20 Grav Bi! 8, Bll woe! fo weigh four pounds each, with letters *U 3. ? in bsok. four ye Bok es long, in the center; to be 7 feet long and 5 eat wide, aid fr 0 from grease. ni-s of Woolen Socks, three sizes. ‘oD ir {good fleeos wool, with dow i nod yarn. to wei h three pounds per dozen pairs, free from grease. Crass No. 3, 600 yards White Linen ad Pants, 80 inches wide, to weigh 13 ounces por yard. W000 yards White J iven tor Shirts, 8 inches wits to we'ch 11 ounces ver yard, 16.000 yards Centon Fisunel for Drawere, 27 inches wide, to weigh 7 cunoes per yard. Crass No, 4. 1,000 Uniiorm Caps, complete (except Pompons.) 1,00 Pompous, red worsted, ball-shaped, 4inches in circumferencs. 3,000 Fatigue Caps, (¥ith covers,) to be made of blue cloth, i + digo woo!-dyed. tocks. wool, (cochineal 6 oax.008 per yard. omic Crass No. 5, 690 gross Coat Buttons, ( Eagle.) 49 gross Jacket Buttons { Eagle. , i ross Ves! Brttons. ( E pairs Yeliow Metal Tevoent ard Sosie ‘s Epsulette Bullion for Sergea taand Cor- "y t) sete Epaule'te Bellon for Privates, £0 Red Worsted Sauhes. 2.5 yards of Yellow Binding. 25 verde of Red Cord, 1 Swords for Se ta, 50 Swords for M straps S- & Droms | +) compiete. So a gp Bese so Batter D um ® &# Snare Drum Heads, 100 Drum Cords. 100 sets of Drum Sui 100 Boxwood “B” Cass No. 6. 10,000 paira Army Boots, (infantry pattern, Crass No. 7, 1.200 Cartridge ores’ ed Bayonet Scabbards. 1,2 Peroursion Lap Poxches 1,209 Cartridge Box Beits, 1,200 Bayonet Belts, 1,20 wot Bolts. 1,200 W Plates. 1200 Breast Pistes, 2 Sword Frogs. Crass No. 8. 1,200 Knapsacks. 600 Haverraoks, 600 Canteens. 600 Musket ly tenor wie For msking and as che following artealse, ‘Watoh Coats Sergeants .C: et Privates’ Uniform and F: eve enand Linen Pants; Flaon ers; Flann ets for Boys. The above mentioned artic'es must conform in ot respects. to the sealed siavdara in ti ste Quarter ne Marine Mart zp raoks. 5 aN eehing' Ass stant Quarto larine Corpe: 1,220 Sprvos inreat, his; and at the Roig ed Stations Bre iy, Ni New York; and Massachuact! they can be examin And whenever the articles porgon of the ad Ue gph iy ary nny Be 1 be considered ot fully or the Quarter iter rh defsieccy * at the expense of the oon- ment wil! be msas Panett tema en aonpied tier tme be ‘ordered. wi Stinhovd ‘ding ten per cent from the payment of account rendered under first ord until second order is filled, and ten per cent fro: secount rendered under second order until thir 4 ed, 8nd 80 on, tntil contrag is com- prevoent mast be sccompauied by the fol- zac! lowing guari a ef Garant: sane pada 7 ee ie! at as the meas srenets bid lOreg PP! as stove denatibed, be * .. With: ther receipt or the contract at the Post at d 60) tract for the same with good and agg in case ae —— ia ntract jOTesa! fr aie te i make pany the difference between ie Anak! of the said — —— and A Be which may E EF, Wainess. ba There horse certify that the = ce tacd to iol es men of property, and abieto usrantor. uarantor, Ne if ae the United S| dadee, 0 sig y tates ‘authorized to | District Attorney or — will be Souskatred inless Rc90m- me by the above guarantse. . will nd tho pa 6 paper cor. taining oh ne a gs ge or manufact 2 a {eg establishmont, must be pecifically stated In 9 of articles is believed to be ity of cach ar eS, it will be bed ere: a) ut the Quartermaeter reserves right ordering ® greater or less quantity, the intereste of the service require i g to be Sp sasoreet ay a om the racare 0} “orps for Ly WM i. LAC C., Wasnington, ei gee a al kinds, ption, ; Papers from RENCE &,KICHSTEIN, mee TE Pann guense Snae ss state Nove bean “Ge tees — “They go right to the Spot.” INSTANT RELIEF STOP 1UUR COUGH PURIFY YOUR BREATH STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS, |2 ABE GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS, GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, @OOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES. GENTLEMEN CARRY SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. CHILDREN CRY FOR SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. ion oF Relieve the They relieve a Cough instantly. They clear the Throat. ‘They give strength and volume to the Voice, They impart 8 delicious aroma to the breath. They sre delightful to the taste, They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm Sny one. I advise every one who has a Cough or a Husky Voice, or a Bad Breath, or Throat, to get a package of my Throat Confec- tions. They will relieve you instantly, and you will agree with me that “they go rieht to th You will find them very usefu! and pleas: i , for stilling hin Conswmp- 5 and five Py 2 © aus the voice of Foe’ PuBLIC Sek Rt Few are aware of the. i =< oheokin, magh or “Commo! in ite 83 x in the begining woul Foy? toa reme neg! we ‘ tte aL ngs. Lae Boeke simouary Bidokial {rate a jt BROWN'S| whisk the “Tvecker™ & x tare WROCHES races me “ne often me mere rue recommend their use ie «aac BROWN'S gran TROCHES REV. E. a CHAPIN. reat service in Bk BROWN’S 2? REV. D. wis. “* Almost it snarints TROOHES freghing bar breathing peculiar paddy EY. A. C. EGGLESTON. OCHE “* Conta Opium or anythin; oe injurious” DRLALA HAS! ES . WROCHES noatter Boge, poet plc BROWN’S 6.F. BIGELOW. « jonefois! = wrocues| “5 R. EEE; Te, Boston cneeumes wi Lhave proved a al excellent for Moorine Coxex. wROOnES REV. W. WARREN, ate ON FROCHES ert tS ANDERODN BROWN’S : Bt. Lewis, SROCHES mest’ irritant ae the heats BROWN’S common With SrzakeRs 87ac JOHNSON, | wocnes| Prot. M.STACY faa BROWNS wench te io) Senthers *. when taken before snowsre| Macnee tes Gureetaier SOUSES. aah Idunk they. wih Be be of pormanont sd! sownes| Potted sie Ulett m4 yen: package I am eafe in serine tet you will ever af BROWIES sans aii proce 1 Dr mete EN. terwards consider them indispensible. You will | FROCHES y, a a find them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medi- WE iVve’ GENTS ¢ BOX. cines- PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. R. GODFRE NTIDOTE. used for the EY’S i tale of sy manure non ech packer. Al there re | Dia soir. Shadi hea conmeeet Daseases’may now be had at UPHAM A Package will bo sent by mail, prepaid, on re- | No. 310 Chesnut street, ste agent Ee ee oo oary irs “other sn nerals, wee i at berm Biv ” HENRY C. SPALDING, most delicste constitution y cure KURT R 8 RE Ww Seo and no ¢ hangs, of ciet xe required, eentcn DD. . | Sent by express Sold in Wath DAR STREET, NEW YORK. | Sent) Gy corner iith treet and Pennaylv Sanvecas sep 5-eoly JeHaMs, s HAIR “DYE !—T0 COLOR BLACK U —Only 38 centas box. Three boxes vad one ay, ac. Gray, red or fisxon hair can be caanged in a few seoords to a) t bisck or brown, by using Upbam’s J.iqutd Hair Dye, the best the we ducing, the mom ent rt ppearauc. Bach Box of PRAMS i HACK DYE it werrsoted to conta as much harr dye as others voli for one dolla Sold by S C. UPHAM, 310 ‘thesnut street, h delphia, and S. CA T FORD, corner ith street and Pa. sve. rep b-coly DUPONT’S SUGAR.COATED F D ua? —E REGULATING PiLLS are i in use They oporate speed ane ectuaily sud Leing rugar-coate phe the “ate ha "Esha tae’ stor ach Fy trisl of these Pills. will i prove, the CURE Superiority over a!l others. Prioe Ome Dolla ‘ box. Sold only at UPHAM’S, nu kj as street. Sent by mail to al! ts of the country in seaiod envelope, Sold in Washington by S. Headache. ALVERT FU corner Ith street and Pa. 5 coly By the use of these Pills the pericdio attacks o Nervous or Sick Headache may be provented; and 1 taken at the commencement of an stiack imms- diate relief from pain and sickness wil! bo obtsuned. They seldom failin removing the Newses and Headechs to whioh females are 0 sabjtot. ‘Fhey act gontiy upon the bowels,—removing Css- tiveness. For Literary Mon, Students, Delicate Fomaios, and all persons of sedentary habits, they are val- uable as a Laratiee, improving tho appetite, giving tome and wiser to the digestivo organs, and re storing the naturel elasticity and strength of the whole system. ‘The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many yoars, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering rem fleadache, whether origi- nating in the xsrvous system or from @ deranged state of the stomach. ‘They are entirely vegetable in their composition. and may be taken at all times with perfect eafety without making any change of diet, and the al- Gence of amy disasresable taste renders it easy te Gdmminister them to children, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! ‘The genuine have five signatures of Henry O Spalding on eeoh Box, = by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi eines. Box will be cent by mail prepaid on reeeipte PRICE, 95 CENTS. All erders show'd be addressed to HENRY C. SPALDING, 48 Cupaz Srvazst, New York. the, pa. J. H. MoLEAN G@THENING CORDIAL AND SLOOD PURIFIER. YHE GREATEST REMEDY sm the WORLD, ‘ and the meet DELisiovs a™> DELIGHTFUL nervous disease, sand Agee (er Chine and OVBE 4 MIBLION BOTTLES en sold durin thy Inst ix months, and is ne ia~ dae ef the tamed. | taking ie craic Braminer, Norfolk, bes io Pills aco: lish th t an eens i 1D, Lath 9 oye’ or Shien le, Vis: MARZIED PERSONS; grmecions of int’ es — Ws SYS: Prom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. ‘They have been tested in mere than a theusand eases, with entire success, 7 From the Democrat, jem apes eee. you or have been — vend for A fo, (Sapna wea » roe you ave thom in case of ai From tha Western R. R. Gasette, Chiesge, Ill, avallod Osphaile Pilla, a7 SPmdine. aad bis ua Prom the Soushorn Path Finder, New Orleans, La, introns Tenilmoay san pirig ter eaded ‘te oe te already bumerous list has receleod that ro jorne can Produce, = ro THE Ld DIE. MeLEaNs repent tora ray COBBIAL Ls — THERE 18 NO MISTAKE A4boeT iF ling to directions, 14 BOR CHILDEEN, ehtldven ae Hahly, T cia or Amici, out Ab wili maxe them keal net 2 momsni; try fi, and yeu stone to iare, Bowurs ef draggists a7 dee yeu seme Sitter © Gi wiera ged trash, ther tie fast a for Wchuawe ern ROTA Sone else. Tk gs Bleed a Gasstte, Davenport, lows, eo Mr, Bree Devmras we ——) Saad From the Advertiser, Prowidenss, E. 1. Pn mn Pillsere said te hea ene eft pau 'y for the headashe, end ene 6! the nee Serr bent for thes ver very ered oemp! aut which From the 51. , Lets Demesvai, : = Pills} svasilis terneatater be Stele (Cephalic lichens Veeanio Oil Liniment, pened (?7RE BET MEKY I% THE WORLD.) Prom ths Kanawha beac Biay, Zonewha, Va, ‘We aro sure ihat na eects wit with the kead- ache, who try them, wil at ‘snotuctner in their faver co es Pe Lome 2 macy te Shake strong, from the From the prep Newport, R. I, Cephalic l'ilis are taklog ¢ the piace of all kinds, From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass Said to be very efficacious for the headsche, From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio, Suffering humanity oan now be relieved, aman beings have boon save: a ‘esnery by the eee of te tavalaabte se McLEAN’S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT Will relieve pato almest inetantaneenaly, and it will cleam, purify and heal the foulest sores iv an inevedible short time, FOR HORSES aaa ee BR ANIMALS. bEAN'’S CEREBRATED ie the eal; Liable fer tho ears x re jana eInpa, re Mig Mead’ Poll i, Cnt, founds, idle Haat an ie fomedy, ra ‘and & cure is certain in every 1 Amngle bottle of Spalding’s Prepared Glue ‘will save ten times its cost annually, SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLU! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SAVE THE PIECES! ECONOMY! DISPATCH Pps Sarre 1n Time Saves Ninz.” 1} te will ore Well reguiatec tanatonieh it ie very a ve mvenient way for Tepairiag Furnitons, | consi eration, Wo he at raed SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE jois ‘Quartermaster General Ur oI PaERSRe Messier | ous ama ane re sen “ UBEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,” man Towels 5 cringe ats i Ba, Expah socompenios each Bottie, Prie HENRY C. SPALDING, ee ee Bri ne ee LONG'S PREPARED OLUE.O) Ange ansgisie rarer i otere pepe aig selaagent in Washing 1 0-BAWiv GUNBoATS vor THs WESTERN RIVERS, WARER MASTS p Gxnenar’ Orri = ineton, Jone Ty, 10a. H Frorosii are invited for constructing Gun- =a ail be ummedintel and tthe Quartermasters Ofioe at habe od at at thie o1 ere zalene wi rt be col idereds ropes apie Sree Plane submitted by bi TRAVELLERS’ cae Gite SENN SPY Yer iN Liver jew York and acct runs Seetated Clyde build iron Bteauashipe as follows: c UF BA ae Ane meer pss Saturday, at noon, from Piers, to Humbarg. tefdam, Antwerp, = de aris Be ni oy we ning to b to bring ‘oat chica cf ¥ rther ons. ™ ringing tt Da eet pt Q. A- HERRING, Bae INDIVIDUAL, ENTERPRISE fected SSTB BS ATH aETE™ “RENT.” Ct RnR SRREL Ww. Will ran theit routes se’ follows, lear ce Laekt street, Balti imore, foot of Camden, at? orefook ‘A. RENT For Cambridge, WED SS Choptank river, every PS URDAY, returning On: For Seems ond lost River, every TUES. AY 7s. NEERS hacl'sen’ Easton, via Mile’ River, every Forsty iseaeipeey ae return the same da: For ‘Annapolis, West River, bridge, Oxford SDAY re returning Easton Point, every THURS same route on F rides i cat River, St. Michpele snd Ferry, every SATU. —--———- $1 sTeaad Allee Riverirount Faro Ra River, (round trip, $i Fare to Annapolis (roand trip 75 cette, Freight 7 be SBE i ilar 7 Gai sn. rebate imOre. CANNON, Fe Pn can LWay. UPERINT, NDENTS OFFICE Cacvaas if ie ge Leg: 18, 1861. Onand . the NORTHERN CENTRAL HAT AY ar rive and cepart as follows, un‘i! farther ‘potion. rt rae NORTH. HS Patss at pHARRISEURE §x6COMMODATION ateP. The 8.15 A.M. train connects at Rela: ory Rit with trains on the Western Maryland ailroad st Hanover Junction with Hanover and Gettabi Ratlroade; at York with York and Wrighitevi Railroad; at Harrigburg with Penosyivanis Ri ‘oad for ail parts of the West, also = Lebannon ley Ka. 170 New York direct, J with in and B. vailroad 5 for i the Philadelphia a0 Northern Pennsylvania and ‘The 3.30 P. M_ train mak tons ox0e H Hanover the Lebannon Ve y Rai Ties P. M. train makes connections with Penn- sy vanin Railroad oa al! ports the West, and direct connects for New York. TRAINS ARRIVE. Mail at6loP M.; Exprer ot 2 © A. Mi; Marre- bere Accommodation at 243 P. M. For Tickets and information inquire at the ‘Ticket Office, Calvert Station, Baitimore, 3. . CLARE, Supt. LEQSE FAILS De PHIA R NEW YOR ‘The Camden and voreee ote rupee venice ik ows Compeni nied PLACES, fr Morte EE WHA ND KENSIN ero. own: Até6 A.M, via Comoe and Amboy, (C. and A. ‘Camden and Jersey City,(Morn- _ vin Kocatnrton and Jersey City, M., Meee Ceinden and Amboy,(Acoommo- pa via Camden aud Amboy, (C. and A. ox} P m., vis Kensingto® and Jersey City, aerenire irk M, via Kensington and Jersey City, (Senor Cisse T: ) Ate P.M., vis Camden and Jersey City, (Kvening igi » via Camden and Jersey City, (South- a At a Camden and Amboy. so * Molght Hove pascenger, teat Y Oise Riaket) Second o~_ ‘ick: daily. Pho li P. Ebert merges: » Sorsnton, Wi! 5 A "Grept Bend Gores at ‘Lsokswanna and road, on ‘chane, sane = Bethlenem,at . from Kensington depot; gouneots with the train leaving hart. For Paimyra Riverton, ar ton. Florenneco, Botdento * Shem euton for Ps ag | dinterpincen, at De BY Ms hom Walnat wharf f pied RA and Way Li: : leavii from the det. Fifty pounds of baggage only pile red _toeach par Pazsongers are prohibi rom mains baggage but their wearing appar: age ever fifty pounds to be ra . The company limit eer pons lity for eto one “ol ar per and will | bes ible k yy amount beyo! ome hundred dol ome | ©xcept by special contract. WM. H.GATZMER, Agent. H BAY UrMony BAND D OHIO after May ~~ tral, ae Gains wr noe WS, VIE Caniden Sta more.—M exoopt ‘Sunday ) at fey ioe 5 Sie any a + 5 a ARTS ¢ GC FRE WES rr EST SOUPHWEST AND N Weel "| FOR WAY Face NOERS.” ween Baltimore en mont take the A. Trein; between Piedmont and W hi dation ‘Train, yg — ‘ and between thes 30 A Nt Train! rom Baltimore, BR es CK TRAIN leaves Baltimore M, and ont area: M. The ELLICO’ 13 ail M timore at 620 and 9.15 A. and Ellieots Mle Bt7, Mi on. L, M. CO) Gen BE A LEA ING ALBANY, ‘omMER NORT FH For Kbany—its . m cra | pete ear ebinar Sear na cranas Mae (This train will run to Millerton every Saturday For Croton Falle—8:16 8. 13, inane ions from 27th em | | leave— a This aia leave Mu Saies oie Teave ath “Avenue solener mg aad mer, oe eye An comvee, | me Hae n° 80 Sabrent ‘Asst eon aa YORK aD Baik RAIL- Lore Derk, —_— —— Parvo. | o's x a for bunkirk, and aman r Dunkire. 0 sand intermediate ile, and inter + daily, for Port nis Ferry and Bente New prea Siatiorenthie’ eects 5 be reeumed | nee eer nS, Cree » W a L- SERING UM. nA Pike z ee Wes ae Bats ork Salas ext : ten rasta cere tet M.N FAL *miNoron' A aN Pree’t. Baltimore WM. CRAWFORD, Agent, ee Ts PNT RAL Boe rg Hip eee Sambere street. Atras ay st. station, enevs.Ca rains in mo ae sion vis Lake Shore, Bi joane | eke Huron rand ot reat Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto, roit, Chicago. binaggn nm - By og be Da > Rook eoris, Rock sland rangton, Quincy veitle-Cincismalt; bavten, Cove 01 ay , and al’ points ‘West, NORTHEEN eetron Connecting with T: ith Troy & on nand Rens. & onde for |, Rutland, Baril Ss Albans, Rouse Point, Pisitsoureh.’| Ogdens urgh, Montreal, &6., {D> Freight tye md by thie route as above, without change pp ke Chambers and «anal st on | Favorable as made by other Railroad Companirs, e taoilitics of e reat New Vork Route, tothe ‘est commend 1 the confidence = a Qn- sh ppers for propane and dirpat Passenger trains. with Smo! Cars ron in connection on the ow tee Scening For ents net ie Bi Rept es and fr light or ements, ing wir _— eA F SMITH, Buperintendest N INE Fors K AND OLD POIN Rita aed 4 = Lteneragge = lower end of UNION DOCK, Baiti- » DAILY, (Sai te Georcie ok P. M, takine passen; with the Reiir f D. C.., Pi West, 1m Train from New York and ‘The foil my inthe | Sched y to Fort Monroe AH nd m Ba!timot (7 PROCURE YOUR TICKETS OD In New York.at spe ee New Jersey ‘in Phi ace fie, at she Company"s a, w. net Sith ane Chestuat streets, or ai the At Sia! : Eee the ah River ie = i ase Se it for Soares Boston ex: ete Train each, 3° folio wcamboat = rea toe b th eee ease by whioh they ce to each miter destination, A steamer tere ti in connection with this Line be- wren Fall River and Providence daily, except forwarded th fh with ress Train, whic office on gad be: thi piy on bon thom madvanss, to ——— is Be a Be vi GROEN VIA PRov BERCE, Fy ar, TON—Inland Route Tha shortest amet Pit MO Shee: Cant, 3.0. ireonneete nad v, and neersee sed Satara nek, 2 NW EATS, from = ouday, Weai ABCD ECTS from Tain, reaching 8d place t n, reno! Ss other router, and in Emle time “for rail the early Morning Lines coneoting North and East. hes rest sadistarboacl 5 8 ny feaired, and len Berths, State Rooms, or Freig hte Be or at the Fretgb iver, or at the Office of ‘ect street, corner of Cort- New York, Feb. poceun J ‘or ALBA ECTING ‘Trains VES is LR pal renee Sent of Wer, aa