Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1862, Page 4

HOUSENOLD RECITES —o——— Sago sour Take gravy soup, quite clear and. add to it a sufficient quantity of sago en it to the consistence of pea-soup, and season it with soy and catsup; to which may be added a email giass of red wine. It may also be made, as a white soup, of beef, by leaving out the soy and catsup, and using white wine, adding a little cream and mace. = MUTTON BROTH. The best part for making broth is thechump end of the loin, but it may be made very from the scrag end of ueck only, b should be stewed gently until it becomes ten- der, fully three hours, or longer if it be large, but not boiled to rags. A few of whole . with a couple of fried onions and some turnips, should be put along with the meat an hour or two before sending up the broth, which should be strained from the vegetables, and chopped parsley and thyme be mixed in it. The turnips should be mashed, and served in a separate dish, to be eaten with the mut- ton, with parsley and butter, or caper-sauce If meant for persons in health, it ought to be strong, or it will be insipid. Cooks usually skim it frequently; but if given as a remedy for a severe cold, it is moch better not to re- move the fat, az it i: very healing to the chest BARLEY BROTH. Bt of pearl-barley, boil it ina tly for half bour, then por of lamb or mutton Sang with the fat cut off, or lean beef, put them in- to a separate stewpan with a smal! quantity of water, add any kind of vegetables—carrot: turnips, small onions, celery, and green peas if in season—salt and pepper; when tender add these to the water and barley; jet the whole boil gently for two hours or longer, and serve it up all together. SPLIT PEA-SOUP To three quarts of builing water put a quart of whole or split ; boil gently until the peas are dissolved. then pulp them through w and add three anchovies or a red ber- ing, carrots, turnips, leeks, thyme, and sweet marjoram, and stew them together. Before serving, add some catsup and sult, thicken the soup with butter, and send it up with fried bread. Frying the bread will make the soup richer. The additien of mushroom catsup will partly give it the flavor of meat. own , thick- +e Why Cattle Chew Benes. The question is again raised by some of our cotem, ries. The general impression seems tobe it is because the soil lacks phosphate. and the plants which grow on it are deficient in this bone-producing material. We do not believe that a plunt of clover grown on a soil deficient in phosphate would contain any lez: of this substance than those grown on richer land. If the soil contained no Eee the plants would not grow at all. If it was dejicr- ent in phosphates the growth of the plants would be small. If a farmer has plenty of good hay he may be sure it contains ali the requisite elements. This, however, may be true. A soil deficient in (not destitute of) phosphates would produce an inferior kind ct grass. not containing suficient phosphates,and animals fed on it may have a desire to eat bones to supply the natural craving for this ena at all nutritious food —Farmer’s lome. Superp. phate of Lime for Turnips. For the last dozen years we have repeatedly recommended mga emg of lime asa ma- nure for turnips. When drilled with the seed the effect is most astonishing. We have seen numerous instances where it has doubled and tripled and quadrupled the crop, and even more. T is no manure equal te it for tarnios. In the Isst number of the Massachu- setts Ploughman, A. J. Aldrich states that he pat a little of Coe’s superphosphate of lime on an eight of an acre of French turnips, and lett & small piece without any to see the effect “The result was,’’ he says, ‘‘that I had a good crop of turnips where the superphosphate was used; but the turnips were hardly worth pull- ing where it was not used. The proportion would be about one pound of turnips where there was no manure. | superphosphate, | toeight pounds where there wes manure. [n other words, the superphosphate inereased the yield eight-fold. Questions for Farmers. A correspondent of the N. H. Journal of Ag- riculture asks the following questions: Are raw potatoes wholesome food for an idle horse? Are they profitable to feed to a horse when they can be purchased at one fourth the price of corn” Isecorn fodder good feed for sheep? Wil! they winter well on corn fodder without hay ’ Can corn sown breadesst or in drills, and cat up while green and cured, be raised as feed for sheep at a less price than hay? What is the process and what the expense of curing anacre? What amount of turnips will a sheep eat er and profitably? ‘ould straw end coarse hay be more valua- ble as food for siock if made as fine as meal’ By what means can hay and straw be ground ’ #. “tiver Ware, Wearing Appare —at the old stand, No 35 street. back of ihe Natious! Hote:, between 43, 2 Gun ate, m 1s | eammamabeiany OF FICE, Jonz 614, 1561, TO ALL WHOM If BAY CONCE KN. Application having been maue under the act of 231 June, le6, the reisave of the tant War rants deserited heroin, whi Hl@ged tu Lave been lost or destroyed, notice is hereby given, tat at the date following the dewcriptiva ui caoh War rant, Ceruheate, of like tenor, we) be ie i. valid objection ah i then Appear. No. for 120 sores, wsued under the act of Maroh, 1256, iu the name ci Ubarivite. widow of Walter Cole, sud waa granted January 20, 140— Le Warrant Certifictts, No. 75,147, for 160 sores, (got 1847.) of Bi Brady, Private of Sommpany Pare Ue nfautry. bearing date Sist December, 185'—J une 24, 1262. Land Warrant Certificate, No. 77 the act of Lith brea T a Bingham. private, Land x warren ranted und Tacfi*r jor’s compan: ry of ion of Mormon Votuntosrs. is- prt. 1853 —Ju'y Sd. 1962, certificate. No 69,24", for "69 aeres, sot of lth Feoru: or Th: ffsr, @ p: Col. >tevenson’s regiment, New nd bearing cae 'acn April, ficate, No. 63 9:5 for 160 acres Wil am stare, Matilda Preston Stark, aud i EPpy i. mh 27-law FURNITURE! FURNITURE! oe Am At the: Extersive W 3b os are Kooms, 4 \VENTH Sreeer, Hove now on heed &. very i oand waried agscrt- a other Housekesping Goods, ucemsuts to housekeepers ard furmietiae, eect enters for the Parior, oor, ibe” se aud MeGdESOR & CO. 530 Seventh street. Pea ae ; 5 6. the late fire, bave removed to'301 rents ivan Svenue. betwoes 9th sod 10th WAgk. HUUSRRERVING SEHSEES! 2 eeeereneeenenee Naoot of Sie rials set tian abet Hakies, ~ oes than ry Tee RS ee at 0 Seventh street. naar F. LEA Ens stock of Glotuing, Purnt SARE Sruericirs pene WE OHEEX Ais BUSTART BEN 3 SRP NEL hat oe WA HOSPITAL. paneer Sth do Arti e 6th do Cavalry . 2d Maine Volun' lst do aT 2d New Jersey Vol... Ist Connecticut Vol... 1/34 4th Miebigan Vol.... 1/624 do 7th do do. 2)83d do ist Rhode Island Cav. 1|&5th do 2 New York Vol... 1/9th do 3th di di do do do do f do 1/Sth Cams 5| Kane's Rifles... 5\(\iticer’s servant Pubsished in conformity with the resolution of the Senate of July 16, 1861. Al Seminery Hospital, Georgetown, May 16 ————— . 8. Infantry..... 4)64th New York V Mery. 168th «do «- 1|77th do -» 1/36th do 2d Vermont Volunteers 2/3d do 34 do do..-. 3)97th do Sth do do.... 2/8th do 3/Wist do + 1) 1st NewYork do 15th do @o.. 8\8th_ do 18th do do. i%h do do.. 20th do do.. 1) 11th do Ra do do,. 2\27th do *tockton’s Mich. Vol.11/45th do 2)100th New York Vol. do. eron Dragoons tom - 6th 7h SthN. 6th do aa ar ie sf Flite carats 2 | 1st Massachusetts Vol liga = do 8iotm do 4}iath = do -2)13m do 2} 15th do Liith do 1134 do 1} 40th do 2 do +t 1 1 4 1 1 3; SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS 1N | At Carver General Hospital, Washington, May 15. wh coe ts Cavalry 3 ‘At Stone General Hospital, May 16. 1ith Maine Volunteers 3/524 Penn eae: 4 do do, 18th MassechusetisVol 1|74th do 11} 7th New Jersey Vol A} 19th do de. 7|)34 do 1\8t do a i } ist New York Cavalry 5|1034 do Sine, P+ hay § 3a do 1) 104thdo liad . Ce ith a do. 3 Ist Art. ist Penn, Volunteers. 4 1/34 “do do. 2\7th. do do. 28th do do 14/9th do do. 1/t0th do do. tilt de ae 105th do do... 1| otalescsscesesens®S lo io lo. enesees 4 27th do do. 27th Penn. Volunteers, 1 13ist do do. 1/494 do do At General Hospital, Alexandria, May 16. 1/49th do do. ‘ak ei, & Guten tite ae Saca w e 1 do do. -* do do. do. do de do. do, a do. 2\9ith do ‘ 1) 93th do do.... 1 Let New Jersey Cavairy4 Gist do ol 2 3d do . tet do \24 do 24 do do... lia do 6th Maine Battery 14th do 2d do Volunteers. 5|5th do 3a do do...... Gist Penn 4th do do. R Sth do 6th do 7th do ith do do...... I]Ist do Bat. 1/4th do Ist N. Hampshire Sth di iz Beoeceeoe oles PR I OO COUN BWSR 5 0 Vol. 9]12th do i ning pend ies A at Vermont Volunteers 3/ist do 1}%6:h Penn. Volunteers. 1 = rq 35th do es | Sta do do 26yn do ‘i sie 6th do do. 54th do . a Le a Rat. 1/5th do ‘ Sth 0 do.. 1)sth do 1] 54th do 2d Maryland Voi ” sly Cavalry... 11 55th do ist Michigan Vol os ee san oe r 3 Ist Kane Rities. 1|57th do 210 do di a So. ten ae ; ith Maine Artillery... 1} Ssth = do Sth do do, do do... o}ioth do 1 ist do Cavalry. | do {19th Indiana Vol ae do. Gltith @ loth New Jersey Vol. 2/6ist do do do.1|isth do : 7th Wisconsin Vol... 1] Gd do . Shieae ae . ad New Jersey Vol i lea ‘ab Ist Connecticut Art... #'25th do 1 12th MassachusettsVol 5 | 6ith do any ain ae 4 13th do do. =| 65th do lam ae aan : 7th do do. 2! 68th do lem aon “enn . b do do 2{6th do loth do ries . ili do do. 2{6xth do McClellan Dragoons. ?| 1 45 artilie=y > : do do.1}7348 do ist California Vol... 134 9 Go %. 3 Michivan Vol.... 2) 79th do 2d D. C. Voluntee! l fith do ry 5 Hospital ateward...., 1 | Sise do 2 i3th do ‘do 1 Servant 1}seth do 1 UN. Y. Batter : 5 83th éo 1 Indep’t N.Y. Rattery. 1 9st do ul ist New York Vol... i m4 do a a e sth do 1 sth do 7 9 At Hospital at Columbian College, Washington, |, 22 4 12th do 6 May 16. 105th do ign teers - 6 ith New York Volar i | 24 New York artiliery 1 dun ae . hd pr 14 }5th do do... 1, 16th «do 5 si Nth = do 9 1} ; 18th a 1 1 | ‘20th io 3 ; ist 5 | At Indiana Hospital (Patent Offcs), Washington, | 2"¢ 0 4 5 D.C., May 17. 234 do 1 12 | 3d indiana Cavairy... 4)i06:h Penn. Volunteers | 24th do 9 1} i2th do Volunteers29|49th_ do 7) 2th do 3 6} 13th do do 2}424 New York Vol... 4 H 26th do 4 3 | 16th do do. 20)61st do de.... 1) 27th do 6 4 | 19th do do......10}2d New York Cavalry 1 | 2th do 5 4 | lst New York Artillery 4|61st New York Vol... 2| 29th do 6 liga do do.... 2)95th do do... 3 | 30th = do 9 1st Vermont Cavalry 1) 14th do do.... 1/i09th do do.... 1 | Slt do 16)Indep’t Mich Vol... 4 zd do = Volunte 4) 4th New York Cavalry 1/934 = do do... 1 {32d = do 118th Iilinots Cavalry...33 ; 13° 8th — do do.... 2)93th do do... 4) 334 do 6 3 ; 13ta New York Vol... 1/97th do do.... 1] 3th do 1 1 29th do di 1{ Let New JerseyCavairy 1/ 35th do 2 1's9@ do 4)th do — Vol.... 4] 37th = do 9 1! 56th do do. 2,Ist Rhode Island Cav. 4} 38th = do. 4 1 Sith do doves. 1) 11th MassachusettsVol 1{ 39th do 3 1; do do do. 3} 40th = do 3] Knapp’s Battery 1 : — as do. 1 re ae bs ‘alifornia Vol. 1 , Oveida Cay i 1 31,4 10 2,Cameron Dragoons. 7 weve 1! 56th Penn. Volunteers, 1)11th Meine Volunteers 2| 44th do 10|Collin’s Zouaves..... 1 120th do do. 1/'53a do 3/34 Virginia Cavairy.. 1] 49th do 9) les Enfants Perdu ... 1 1|7th Michigan Vol, 9 Gist do 2) Ist Minnesota Vol.... 1] 50th do 2th Virginia Brigede 1 1) MeCicliaa Drag i | Slat i 4|Teamster.. 1 re 7|Signal Corps....s.... 1 2 Visconsin Vo! 101st do 1 — o 1} Quartermaster’ em- 1/734 Ohio Volunt 1} 1034 do 21 Fotal.seecccceees]63 | 5ith do 1} “ployecs ade 4st Minnesota Vol. 1) 55th = do 2) Citizens, | 5th Nort arolina 1? is i, 57th do rat a 1|Citizen.. 1 ‘oy General Hepler, {Eekiagten,) Washington, | sien Go Totes eee BO 1 ee eee) count ooo 1] ‘Total eovese {ML , 8th New York Vol 17th U.S. Infantry... 1 —_————§ = | tn do lo ith Vermont Vol.. 1] U3" Washington papers please copy and send At Cliffowrne Hospital, Washington, May 16. Lesher pr pect ee isieNew Vork Val... 1) Pan. Veluatees Pog gr er nan PRiIvarxm 12d do do. Ww 2) Mott’s Battery . : BARI aTEe 1|Sherman’s Battery. 1 FPRIVaTH. A thod Lt: Cavalry. 1 —— 16) Ist o Chasseur 134 do Infantry. . HM DR. LA BONTA 2 ith Michigan Vol having remoyed hit office to Room No. §, adjoinin, 1/24 Maine Volunteers. in| oe areas See ater voaly ie * '» ol stroet, is o : Sigeal Corps 5 | to oure ai Diseases of a Private Nature, without 9} the wzo of dangerous or disgusting diugs ol any 1] Ist Maine Cavairy 9 | Kind, &nd no interference with your Lusinesa avo~ 1/4th Penn. Caval 5 | Csticns~ having deveted my whole time to the ia ao ao”. 2 atady and cure of Brevate Disesses of both eexei A: Mount Pleasant General Hospital, May 16. | 7th Michigan Vol 4th New York iry 1 Kid > “Hkin Krepacoe, FA en Sides: asia — ———_————- | 16th do do. lst New JerseyCavalry 1] the choo! in the world, tis New York City lat New York Artllerg 3) 11th enn. Volunteers. 3) Isc U.S. Chasse: as: » under Preis. Ubiiton and Parker, to 34 do Cavalry. 2/224 do {14th do Infantry. Total, out renpoottuliy refer. { will pay 1,000 5th do do.... 113d do ee is to Ca) pk furnishing me a cars of any of the sit NewYork Zoanwes 1/31et do At St. Elisabeth Hospital, Basten Branch, | vectiy cures teh the ees Cede ee rn 34th New York Vol... 1/49th di jay 16. austin org ot naw. dod Sjsed. do 5th VerinontV olunteera 4)Stockton’s Mich. Vol. 1 Tait tte donee pe do 3 | Bod New York Vol... 1]17tu New York Vol... 3] Comfaltations free, Rooms verk Brivate. 52 0 do ; aes ¥ 4 . v ssth = do {23d do | Gerace Rites. 1 Nerds’ aiacpetenes i muse tes or heer) wre fa oe Hour ae | Excelsior Arduery Vol 1}6dd Pena, Volunteers. 1 | — ; - be - i lew York Vol... 6/92d New York Vol... 1 mane {th Mass. Volunteers.10 | gin N. Hampshire Vol 1|sIst Penn. Volunteers. 1 oth“ me ‘ ine = do. 1 | orm Penn. Volunteers. 4/3d New Jersey Vol... 4 ste ae ed do. 1] Seth New York Vol... 1)5th N. Hampshire Voi 2 ~ od Men Sharps Fo oe esth Peun. Volunteers. 1{5th Michigan Volt 2 NEGR a = @o 6th Wisconsin Vol, ba oe pict se them mickiggy vel ae i bah th ret els B rights KS he. oa Se an cage pe x Sth Wisconsin Vol. 2|106th Peon. Volanteers 1] {yniy toa piils to Le taken to etcot a cure, e . ra. 2/49th New York Vol.. % Phey areentiroly vegetal e, having no smell nor th do j?th Michigan Vol 1 | G6th New York Vol oa Pi Vol 3 | &ny enpleaee nt taste, and wi!) Buy way ip- th do Sth | do” do.-6. 1 102d do do... 4|aed Masrachouctig Voi | Juco the atomacn or Lowala of iho most acliveta: Touth do GLN Hampshire Vol. 1 | ist Excelsior Brigade. 5|44th New York Vol. 1 | «Cafes in from two to four uays, aad recent oes Horst do Trea te Vougmteers. 1: Lith New York Vol... 113d Michigan Voli... 1 | Crate ta trcctty ovens (eeeres ed, orfie ment 6 : . creas 8 10. do Ae = sort | It Minnesota Vol..°° 4\334 New York Vol... 1| eminent Doctors and Chomtste a? he pooner Wsth do douss 1/5th dS Artilterys. 1! SlitNewtant aries | Willosre suyanes shane fe Wks deon, tae New York Zouave In- |12th U.S. Infantry... 1 16th Matue Voluatene 7 | recent oases in dependent Battalion. 9[ist_ do Artillery... 2 j slsed New Yok Varna TWENTY FOUR HOURS! Ist Penn. Rifles ...... 4/U. 8. Engineer Corps. 1 4)724 Bi Vai ee No exposure. no trouble, mo change wAcstever. 34 do Volunteers’ 8 m3 jane enn Crore 1 Let those Wo have despaired of getting cured, &th do eed Total...s.e0ee sono * . sees ew York Vol.... 1] orw Saas osen corged with Balaain PAYLB OF oe oth New York Vel... 1| 15th MassachnsettsVol 1 | Meroury, at once try , ‘ — | “th Maine Volunteers, 7)4th Vermont Vol ..... 1 SAMARITAN’S GIFT, At Douglas Hospital, corner of I street and New ; Olst Penn Volunteers, 1 pes ba volupe, Jersey avenue, May 16 Pir Me : : Wotal.ees..seeeeelMd arse, g8 ‘oO 10. «. "I 2 ist U. 8. Artillery... 1)78th New York Vol... 2) 7, EDY AND" PREMANES EOE 3a do do.. 2\Sist do do. 2 | At General Hospital, Judiciary Square, May 16. ta EREaD Wiese, OR do ao ...21 |] f SEANES. 3a -U_ 8. Infantr: 1|Sist Here is 8 positive cure—no hiercury— — go ae 3 tas dons io but the Juices of itoate aud Herts §™ bth do 0. 1)95th i ‘ a do dots gy Mthdo | doess.2.22 titan Glo soho ch tae crete oh rasan a appenranes in 24 Maine Artillery do do. 1 | 4th do Cavalry. 4} lst New) ork Caval: cur on othe: rt Fie body, which happens Ist do Cavalry.... 1/10ist do do. g Sth do 1: ne 2\ith do mostly on the groins, very often as ulcers of 4th do Volunteers, do. gq 5th do Artillery ... 2\9th do the mouth, tetters, caries and nodes of the 6th do 1 | 11th Maine Volunteers 1/10 do, bones, do. ties Aby and all of eyimptoma 7th do 1, move se, 2 SAMARIFAN’S ROOT AND HER + ont 4th Vermont Vol..... 2/13th do ta B IUICES. ro AP Ro 2 ‘sth a 2134 Sent by exp: Price $14 bottle, or 6 botties Sth do ai 3 SAMARITAN’S CHANCRE WASH, 6th do Pate | “3 2oents. Fuil directions. 34 Massachusetts Art. 1 2 OND & CO,, Box 151 Philadelphia Post ood > Vol. i d by S. CALVERT, FORD, corner ith and ! eh ge A acpi EATON. 25 South Kighth street. Phila- 3 e ud mm isth do -. 1/8th bai 19th ge 1 Re ven Avo AC? WITH 20th 1 E . ¥ ATE HOSPIT. nd do do.. 2/234 do Opposite nore, Meu ‘Tafvs N.Y. Artillery 1|26th do wis rb fea, Keg F op stat, peruse Tie do den” ilemn to pune Rr the Hypotension ot Quackers lo ¥ lo r reas) ; 8th do ott 2524 do 7 aoe a? ds, Br M, Nale alos epi do..,. 16st do £8) Bi rere F New York Sih do ee New Yor! Cist = do a £ oo So 10tst. do 10¢h New J 4th Penn. i ease hen arate Me aes sum wo hy a Seb TRS is o.elve NOTICE, That tne sub- obtained from tne 0: ¥ of ‘sshington county, in the Distrist ot Colas loyers of Adm! ‘ion on Personal és- tate 0! ion, late wi ‘toa slatmy’ eaters oeaid dedrase exhibit the eame, subsoriber,on or day IRON HZaLX, 399 PERNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EMILE DUPRE. Just Ressived and Opened, A large and Sret-class stock of choise FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of: SUGARS, of all grades, YEAS, COFFEE, BUTTER, LARD, FLOUR, MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE, &e., &¢, &6. All of whieh be offers at lowest cash prices. PIKE'S CELEBRATED WARIS! 506 barrels Magnolia, 500 barrels XXX, 500 barrels Millers Rye Menongabéls, 600 barrels due Old Kye, 600 barrels fine Old Bourbea, 4T CINCINNATI PRICES, All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verteny, Green Seal, Heldsick, Which, being bought low, we offer at uausually low rates, Also, Sole Agent for PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL; feb 14-tf be a oe 9 an D BROoOTHAR’s NEW YORK SUPERIOR AMBER ALE, PORTER, AND EXTRA BROWN STOUT, Im Whole, Half, and Quarter Cask, BREWED FROM THE CHOICES® BARLEY MALT AND HOPS. BREWERY, 18th Street, between 7th and Sth Avenues, ‘ORK. fom-dtjes NEW YORK. MBALMING THE DEAD. DR. HOLMES’S AMERICAN PROCESS, This process, without the use of poi cov thirteen years 9, ra my ih Sinoe that time ia the ‘warmest i ie nated , is sufficient ation of itself. ‘Fhia mode of Embalmt 4-3 is no foreign invention, but pure! ing discovered it eit aiter years o! Bay Ol 80 iy ts of th will seven vents ciuee the oxi sition of the process Seq body of a child embalmed by been physicians an the Union. and tested by chomistsin the principai cities of persons of the highest respectability, who have given their certificates, w! my, et will show. ‘The body of a dog emba! leven months since, &nd expored to the heat of summer, 1s on public exh’ bition at 303 Penn. avenue, where have embaimed s iarge number of officers and private soldiers of our army to the entire satisiac- on of their surviving :éistives and ie. I will also embaim ies by Sucquet’s French St $108 piece. This process | could have of Rotenes aiare tbe dl soovery of = own had or better. The French Academ: ence th id on the 72d ‘of Mureh, 1882 to the world, a copy of ertaer, 300 Pa, Georgetown, CH, RIVART & CO, SILLERY CHAMPAGNE DEPOT REMOVED TO 8. E. Conner ov Penn. Avenve and Stxve 8¢., Ciarendon Hotel Building, Washingion. E. ROSEY, Aemnr, Naw Year. JAMES MOLAN, Acant, Wasuixetos, D.C, SERRY, PUKT and MADEIRA WINES, FINK OLD BRANDY sud WHISKY, ICP A libers! dissount te dea! mhi9 ~. DUPONT’S COATE Den Pee REGULATING PLLae. gee ensolicited kes! the folomng aaa i mas: “Eh the best homale Ps raat ey are the His ad “{ have used them ith - » eucsean. ‘with compiote ” * guld pot be without thom uponany consider- “Ph 1 ively. iS Stiel Mints Se SRAM: sities meebo Gr dE ERSTE CO.. Driggs. Do M-esiy U RECEIV i aA 7 8! GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS ead CAPR ENG A. BEALL & COPS, No 36] seventh atreet, . en 18 the place to CLOTHING F ie oy FRUNKS, HATS aes Nowy Ops. Come, ORNS £83 ALL Ae L. B L Ow I v Wall, Stephens & Co., Pere Te yes as LORS, SWORDS, SASHES, BELT, wrisnunsins enotstee LO “ah ~ VES, &e, peer fi oy CLOTHING, J TRAVELLERS DIREUTURY. BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD : | as | is NOTICE. 5 CHANGE OF HOURS. On and apres Weonesdar, Arait 2, 1562, WASHINGTON, BALTIMOKE, AND THE WEST - Will rans follows: beng — Pee For 32 and 5 p.m No Annapolis or Fou POINTS WEST, ——~ . Martinsbure ad Win chester, lenve Washington at 7. a. m. INS MOVING SOUTH. ‘ork at7a. m.; Phiindsipnis 11 Se p.m. Arrive at Waenington 5 « ‘ork at 6p. m.; Philsdelphia 10 5 p. a, m, Arrive at Washington York at ll p.m; Phi hin SH a. 740 & m, Arrive at Washing on Te, leave Baitimore ashington, arrive see 4 i ? ii os & Sak ne leoving Wosuaree at ma. p.m. and itrmore at ¢ Pane 740 Te. m. and 5 x m., and 35) p. m., Will stop only at Amnapolis Way ofgasengers must take the Accommodation oes W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, i='t._ | THE fies vania Central Railroad, ; (with its connections) 18 A FIRST CLASS ROUTE TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT! STONE BALLASTED AND FREE FROM DUS?! BAGGAGE CHECKED TEROUGR FROM BALTIMORE! TERER DAILY TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH! ‘Two of them making RISBVRO nore Tea RAIL ROAD, Gnd forming THE GREAT Carre ey ROUTE Waer, Non = ‘sie Bowen-wany, elgeaed Bowing Cos ob alt 3 ht Trawms Cars on all ina. ASHIN' Tepe Napenese the 6 at ¥.. m. trains, m. @nd ma Jn tgsouri, 6 . Pe wapia Central Railrend &!se connects wit! by which Goods can to any port on tne Onc, Musk: yg ae 1s20U rl, rea: ed end, ORTHEKN CENTRAS KAILWAY. Shortest, Quiekest and Best Lowts from Belis ¢ te ake WEST, NORTH AND NORFUWES7,, The ¢ wm. train from Washi Wee Ge ae tree trom tasiltmece for tr Baie, nal ODT 3 EE, Canacatcus sid Niacere be is, aud for ow Whe 2 a. m. tein tom Wesbiogton ‘Wits wort mm. train from Batumers to Ween Worth sud Northwest soa Limis sua Defale on ui. train from Washing ten eo . 7a: from Baltimero fer the gi Ihe te with UFICE FO FRAVELERS. ae Ving ordered tho Washi Ly ne 2 Ghee 5 ve Evie PAL ) err foot of Union Doox, at 4. or: 7 Ser © arrival ‘a at malty . Wich leaves Wasaington = M. N. FALLS, Pres, SEnMaR. Letters Pazen: of Bagiand, by the Seals of the Ecole de Phar. macie de Paris, and Hy Sa College of ry the 7 tor ReLaxarion, Sprz- BAWSTION O8 TEE SYR fmm. EMAR 10, 2. end jracey an dis: 2. 2)) traees of ay jor which Copniva and Cubebe ty S2 “ntidote, to the = ® Porton of the popaia-