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RAILnoAn9.
CRTIcH BALTIMORE AND ONO Rail

~ wasnIrafos, Dessfbss ~ 1884 7
Ps.-sngsr Tr1inS BETWEEN wsshlnstoirna Bal
l@ sr WI as ~ = i soTsaa soRTH
HAkRIsBURG TkAin-Lsavs washington g. 10
a. 3. Arrive q gsltlROy e:ys 4 m
ExPRiss-LssSs wssbipstJa !, 50 ). m. AZ.
rive n Philadelphia ]. 80 p NJ New York Q. %
p. N. No Ballimofs tickets sold. y =
No. 8 BAL fM0RB AND wEsfERN TRAIN
way citations, ea5boetlng 81 ReiSy with the Nall
Train for the West and fsaehinE BAl'imOrs 10 90
No. NEW YORK NAIL TRAIE.-Lssy.
IA y n m, fhiisdslpksI s. 81 p. m. ) New
Ns. SSSiLTIMoBB TRAIN AND wAr STA.
Oseilns At Relay with TredsrsE trsiR. Arrive
No ss'" S%stEflSl6 RI CONCENTRATION AND
PiIlLADBLPHfA TRAIN--Jeavs wshingtoB
train stops At BtAdsusbuE, Beltsyiils, Laurel,
No. Z. --BosToN, ALBANY AND NKw YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leavs Washington q % ,. m
Arrive At New York 4ooA N. Malls and pas
morning, lines Leaving New York for the Bnst.
Worth aud West No Philadelphia and Balti.
pors tickets sold BY this train, which IL limited
lRespasI'y By oo'srnnent orders 70 Insure ths
No. 8. ABALTINoRE AND HARRIsBgH0
TRkIN-Lsays Washington at O. 10 p. m. Ar.
i've at Baltimore Al s. % p. m.
No p-EEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA And
WESTERN TRkfN-DsaVe Washington At T.. %
p. m., stepping at Relay House for Western
passengors 20 take Express Train for Grafton,
whsoiing, Partersburg, and All points in tie
Wsst Reaches New York At o a. m.
For Annapolis the connections will be made
with tho y. Is a. N. and the . and e. 30 p. m.
from Washington, No train to or from AnhAPO-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
The ohly traits from waAhihe ron for paiscn:
oop m. for Baltimore, and !: 30 p. m. for
West, and the 9. 90 p. m. for New York oELT,
PROM BALTIMORE, the only trains on san
IN. :, with the New York passsngefs aud nails,
and the No. 0 At > 30 and No. 8 at 9. 90 p. m.
Sleeping ears direct to Now York on7. 80 p.
m. trains daily.
| .ThTough tickets to the West, as vol a. 10
Philadelphia, Now York or Boston, can be had
at the Station Ticket Once At all hours m the
day, a. Nsil ~ ut Row once In the AIasriean
Telegraph Building, 7PeunsyiyaniR avenue, be-
baggage will be checked at all hours; also for
through points, tosAVs trouble and confusion al
the departure Of the trains = p = .'.'' -
Por further information, tickets Of every kind,
he. apply 10 George 8. koentI, Agent at wash
w.P. sMITH,q
Master OF TrRnspoTtation.
-..,.,... .- l.. N. COLE,
dele.H General Ticket Agent.
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PRoRosALs poR. RoR1eI.. !,


. $3.50 Cars or = eunI. l.~st.fts Ni,.S. ~ n
I f... bee,,e Ic- (. okS.--1.-.TH n
+. M - s..,hsL Il, III 'r.f Ifff,sf-s - e.
I 60 = -, -. -. - 4 b
4, 49, psofo.ls -. MtI,,,|| ~ ". thegf
..s-...,s ssYr.y.a9tl 80 ssnl,.t 49, .eA,.ei-
u....s nsP.,...i-w sisn,l ~. y, y. eAl-
~. 49, 49,, - .e,sfe,t .-aesroe.
- s a " 'hs's PiAoss, WIN hAJ'Sere
~ ~, see ~, ,ssN
onu, WI - r'eevsa 10Y ns.aenvey " sVP
p W =, eols 2. oats ana ~ Tons - nay "
~ me epHaraA -.u,tf..HlLr
.eseses na.t alate ~ ve .I 81 ~, ,aeoyf1
~ pSaaN .nek piohose
n .ne ~ ~ ~.
Is,, ~ 9S.ly ~ 80 itiAsl, HtoPosea 70
~ ~ uehycrea, nv ums vneh esla eenyen.s shAh
~ G "a,
4, - Pt'0e "e%' " Nr"''h ous IN virus On ~
'aeA ...-.
Neln 70 ~ ~, ~ N toye asiat tAgttoL eponi
we onshsn eheh; VsIs IN IKE hasks, OF epon!
.n ~, pushsls eleh- IhaalAssr " oh i1rpissea
nNhSus eAdA y hstbNN ~ Y9ssfhmsnh Fhe
hay aud straw 70 Be securely baied.
rue pAruenlI kind or uvacnphon o. oAts
corn, nay or straw, prop9upd 70 Do delivered must
DC IAted IN the proposals a. i.lg ts.,at. ..yr
Althe aineiea eeerod under me pide horcin
invited VIII be subject 10 rigid Inspection ~
The OoVernment lhspsotor, before being Afeepfed-r
SohtraeS wiz % aWefdea ron nme " umft
me lowest nesponsible pidder' - Ihe lntresi o.
the Oeyernment may require, and PAyment WI
es made when ne, vhols Anount eYniFaeted foi
'hAil nave been deiiNered ana aocepteQ.tr Q a,
The bidder Will be required y aeeompsny b.
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.'f - ADD l. H RX. ".
5OO R Z N ov A L 50lI
TO NEW BUILDINa, -
a ArBoO-6A A.,
sBvBsTH sTRBHr, arHas :
JOINING Cd D tRLLows' HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM 4 CO., 70 /
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll known Old -Bstabli,h.d.
"'t TRUNK, sADDLERT, KARNBsS,
MILITARY KauIRMKsT MANuTAcToRY
EBw BUTLDINd, rr e.
. ..,.r A1-5OO6a ,.,hI
u#r A60OO76a
SEVENTH BTRBBT,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THB OLD STAND,
Where may DO found, -four own Iaanufaotors, q
most complete assortment Of every uyls Aai
price Of military aAd eitissnS' .g''r-g
SADDLES AND BKIDLBs, Hl n
BREAST COLLARS AND MARrIN0kLBs,
PINB SWORD BBLrs.
With TophGn = Patent slids. .Ifr
Sole Manufacturers Of ,..... -,.. ~
~ .1ANGHoLz's PATBNr SPURS 10
Manufactures Of f.-.f. -yl,7
tANoHoLzs PATgSr cuRp AND NOSE.
- ~.or1 PoRy ,sALRi ,-4,l.
RwBANR's PATENT SPUR, .qy-
STEEL, BRASS, and sfLvRR PLATE sPuRs,
BUFFALO AND FINE wOoLRA RoBHA
20 horse COVERS AND BLANKRra
~ f.,...,. hts. ..' ''.eT, ~
MILITARY AND cITIzgss' ans -.
"' o.. RIDING AND HARNESS BIrs,r 4g
... 49,. NY IN EAryARIHrT.
HARM Es sya3 ,virp
FINE DOUBLE COACH, cARRIAaA AID
BUGGY HARNESS
PINE sINoLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND
EXPRESS HARNESS
'UTEEEs St,d STA En- w. CART. AND
WHIPS. g WI1T
COACH, BUGuY, STAGE, .a'..,.ii'
hDIN0, AND wiaoN wAIPs,
q, EVERY sTYLB AND PRIcR
INKS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND yALIsns,
woop BoX twslNKs lND yALIsEs.
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
AMY vIiTsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS
Leather aud Canvas Pslilhsaf' Bags; Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags Ladies'
| french SAtehels; Toy TruRka, and School
sAtchsls, Gnd every Ariels IN their liAs Of busl'
RENE MBERI rye
az 300 - H2aI /.
| .- ,. ~ 900 - -
SEVENTH sTREBT.r ct
ap25.u Ir'| 0.-iH. ~
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DHILADBLHHIA, WILMINGTON, AMI
l. ,rfn BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

=.
TINE TABLE.
commanding h3NDAI, December lsts' Lee4,
and wS.hir stou svenus, SSiOilow,i
BnIreA. Tsa,n AZ = % a m; lhondsys ex.
4 wlinlnsIon, PsiryIllls HASrs ae.draco'
Ab.rdoen PeIrJman I, And hAgapiA. ,--..---
way MAN Train Al 10 ., m isnndays ex :
osp.ed,) tor bAnmore, SgpRinxM All heguiar
tAtons, oonneeLlnE With Delaware railroad Al
WILMINGTON FOR Milford, Salisbury, and interins.
iia.e stations 49, ,.--.---
Express Train at LIS p: m Sundays OK
'eptsd for baltimore aud Wa,sinstoR, stopping
and HIvro;ds. orIes. Nv 49,.
Express Tran. ~ IooI P. ma kanndays ex'
eepisdA for baiumere snd Wa.hingtoal stepping
wilmington, heyMk. Ekton,H NorlheaAt,
rerryylllo, hAVre-de-orAee, Perryman's, and
hagnolh -.s-- 80, Am sr.
siEht Express ~ y 70 pe m; Iar BAIL more
and Washington, s'opblng, A. Chester, lonly tS
AZ; Az, baltimore ana wyMhing'o9 pssseagess,
willie and Have Ia sd, ,orAs c.. If,
SIS p; -, -, ~ >, \. ~, ~ y. =,
AVsvAAupAiiv,snl L ILAI! M ~
NsHohs os'"e'n, q hiAp''PhiA ana s"h"los'
Leave philadelphia At y, CO.., m, 400. .. 81
HH N ~ ?. N .ss.1 nii,ats a Sop int
Mediate ssn,ioPs .,,.,.,,,,..,.~. 90
LeS Uum'htoA - = ~ AAu u IVA IN . .
400 s, 2, ~ y, p n ~. ,soN, n, ,,,,,opy
| THh2HHH TkAlNs .fkVa sBsALIiMohh .
Leave Wilmington ~ - IA 80 10 ana v "
P'cmt,ssr,,, ;, 4, v,,,, M, pt,,, ~.
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afm nHOAE-a

g Hc1 AL NY 10 n.
DIN vELLEH'SRaSsi. Ho.bli.i, iatksysi.
srpi Block, corner Of ssvsaih and strssts 90
pssi.. he Pos, ssd f.ispi- 66s,s,, Issa, =
ana ~, up stairs, wAshssktsu, D. .. s. -
An diseases o. privais nature treated u tha
bss. scientific msnusr. and radical cures sasssss
in al cases. sYPHILfTIc AFFECTION, COX.
oRRHGA; otKET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
wEAKNRss, or. the result Of votuPTuous
DREAMs, or any weakness Of u. oRERRATIvB
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever. or hou
long standihe. tAoroagAiy and radically gursd !;
also, goUT, RIIRrMATIslG, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NRRyRa,
MUSCLES BONES and JOINTS; BcRoHuLA.
BLoTcHEs on the FACE, BRuPTToEs on the
limbs And body, and all other BRUPT1vB DIS
EASES and JisRAsBs OftAe BLOOD, IRON what
ever cause they may have arisen. '.r... 81
AFFLICTED AND UNHoRTUaATH
No matter what your disease, lei no false deli.
csey prevent you from Supplying inmedinisly 10
DR.. vellny, who IL ACKNOWLEDGED 10 DO By far the
most srccEssFUL PHYSICIAN In the ttss,neni
Of private diseases Pear not TO come and make
known your misfOrtanss, ana he viii speedily
send you on your way rejoicing. -ru|
sBLP .ABusK '-' "'f
That dreadful seourve Of the young, inasIssd
in when alone, destroys the ssnsralivs organs.
unhts them for married life, produslng weakness
u tho back and limbs, loss Of animAiion ABa
muscular power pSipitstioa Of the Asaft, nor
vous irtitabIlity, loss Of msmory, nslAnsholy
habits, insanity, consumption and dpatA. AZ.
YOUNG MANI IN visw Of the dreadful eonss-
qusnees Of delay, do not fail to make your sass
known Immediately 10 DR.. vsllny. Tour secrets
with him are sacred, and you may eehndslIp
rely upon his medical skill. .. .-r.t.-sr
Thousands whose systems were shattered, And
who were on the brink Of the grave, have besn
brought back TO vigorous health By his skiiful
treatment. % ...a.H,rfF 81 . a-.,rH
.- MARRIAGR % . .-''
/ Married persons, or those contemplating mstri-
mOny, who suspect themselves Of inpoteaey,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from
=
relaxed state Of the genital organs. whether the
result Of disease, injury, youthful indiscrst,on,
or indulgence Of the passions in riper yssrs, arc
earnestly sntreGtsd 70 place themselves under
the care Of Dr.v They may rely with oertainty
upon speedy care, and being r-stOred 10 fall
health aud Vigor.. ....t ...'T e..ta.,1.
He treats with entire sueeOas all diseases 81
females, such as LBUCoRRHRA or WHITES,
LAPsus UTERI, &e DO. and in every ease guar
antsea perfect CURE. ..t... W. s...,l|
FEES moderate, and VISITS and coNMuNIcA-
rIoEB strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
PHEsoss calling see no one but fhe Docror.
Those at distance may DO rnsATnD BT NAIL,
By sending = statement Of CASE. Ae
Jy2-sm ....s r.... .....-...r T
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!. eAs fhAkeisco,. Apfn a. kniis,J j,
again expressed here lest the rebel pirate
shentpdoah' may -Suahe n descent upon our
trsaiars steamers frr "rrg ~ Trf
N u supposed she lsft Australia about
March. lob, and wonld reach this coast BY
the end Of Nay. II 10 hoped the Cove n
mept may have proper vessels In the way
70 lhserespt Der and protect the shiPp.ng
Interests on this coast, q, 49,.
Arrived last nigh, Steamer America, nom
San Juan del Sur, with the passengers who
len New York on the 2Oth-of March. Also
arrived ship FAvorite, from New York.
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ARMY pRKcToRY.

M ARMY DIRECTORY.
uHr ' SECRETARY OF WAR. rr 'rf
~ Hon. Edwin NJ. stRnton--Lfioe, second
hoot War Department. :.
DO ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR.
K Hon. Q. A. Dana-of8ee, third aoor We
DsParn'nt;a xrv,,, ~ .c,x,
-ones=In eSarss q Captain O. K. Lee,
Assistant Adjutanl asnsrai, No. 20 Windsr'i
Building. second floor. r...r-
49,. 10 CHIBP oI1eTAYr. -Ti ! 4"
Major General II. w'1ihlieok-osscs, cor.
nSr Y and Seventeenth strcsts % o
IN ADJUTANT GENERAL.
Brigadier General L. Thomas-ofics, Wal
Department. ... ... .... .'l 90.
IN Brgadier Gensral Joseph Holt Judge Ad.
IN tocate Generai--0aAce, Winder's- Building,
III corner Of y and Seventeenth streets. -
N JUDGES ADVOCATE
Major l.. Q. Turner, Judge Advocate, De.
1 Partmont Of Washington, &c.-oGiee, $50
Il 6evcnteenth street = ''.'F 'rD
Il ThsOphilus Gaines, Major Rnd Judge Ad.
voeate, TWenty-sseond Army Corps-ofhss,
bSs Fourteenth street. ~ = .... .. ..-
SOLICITOR OF TIE WAR DEPARTMENT..
y So. William Whiting-oaice, Room No.
IN iNsPEcT6H GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
rofhcs, S37 severSSenth street.
BpRgAV OF THE SIGNAL CORPS.
Colonel b. Y. Fiaher, Chef siBnEi Officer
ofhcs, lsTR street. a.. % -'.--,'
PROVOST MARSHAL 7 GENERA y BuREhu.
Provost MarsnaI sepsIalf bIl8ser ""n-
sfai :. d. fry-omeo, war DepaI r
ognosRsr II PROVOST hARshAS ~ A'NAh'N
- s-l-yf a. OFFICE.
General snd Mises laneons Busipes-Colo'
hsl NJ L. Jeariou, Asslstant 10 ProvIst Mar
thal General: ', -
.csptain W. VWens' fu'n Vni'ea Sta'''
sAsnal,y. ...,,. ..,,n,, p.,,,r,. 4,
Dsoutsemens, hcsoans, a. S ~
under the Ehrolnent Act.ns)or osoLgS y W
Buponl hsslstsny hoVu'"n' "' '''' " W.
pnteer, IN enAlge' So .k...,. III.
tsCaPtAin samuei JANA, LIN 'niAn'ly' u'S'
oI rg onse, p.,.K.,. ,op rr,,.d s,.t..
captain u. ~ hAtnnone, lZ'h Ihi'eu o'A'o'
innbtry, disbur,ins otieer. NJ
vCaPtnn ,hennu boder' 9'nl aHpie'yfo '''
oaranE omeer ., IL.
~. Ohptain H. Da'roii' ~ inian"y' u'''
bursing oficsr; -, ,,,.,. ,v.c o., a. 80
c.u,., an, S.n,, V.;.r.r R...tx.
e N'-'
iHSofrs, IN , = -, -,
>pfSkhrrih I,s..s T.
4haJ0i - ~; pvb a IN pfs
c.D,.,r J.raa. NJ Hfiiis5 ii jnisnttx A
re" '''N''' = "a - ,T'r'''
-. 8. ,MRntcAI. oyYtcRR. =.
su,v.on = n B"stsr Uoitsd states vol
|untsers, -, ~ :, u, .. {. = ~
HUAcc6fJyf or DISTRESSING OFFTCERs UNDER
KoPRIA tbs EoR G oLLRCTiNG, DRILL
nu;Ahp oheANi AMI W NoLuhLiihhs , Al
MAJOR SnHnhcoy AeASoSe'' AssAAsA" gu
YkjStAni Hsnsra,; srv.,S rvv,prvVSr
~, 49, Gsn.s.I, NJ q 'MsiSs Omar.
.,nns,t., rsUsrsIe ftis. IA iynisS build.
y ~ D. ..,'I.s ~. 80. "a ~
~. 80. =, H"'f '91N' '-Nr -
Rs"v.t R,is"d,s, t,.rsr.I ,Ch.,,.. Tbom.s
Asnitant 2usrtsrmaster SenSrai. 80,
ons ~ - nstsVn y 49, Em y, ' 'N'"'
on 49,, nS ~,
SC,Ssso a. :: n.ssy. ~ suss oS y, 'sS'"'
IoISnVn .. =. psnnn a ~ ers H%o =. 'NS
kT nSm x card IN shsrra V oS s.vsr,,
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CAVALRY HORSES .L ..'
y ARTILLERY HoRsEsi
'..' tr'F MULRBl
' QrAHrHSnAsrHR 0EsEsAt's OpTIcH, !

CAVALRY HORSES So. ,u 49,
+ .a.' -rTT MULES
QrARrHSHlsrHR GEssHAI's OPTIcH, !
FtHsf DIVISION,
wAsnSsroS Orr, harrh 70, isSS. J
HORSES, suitable Tor The Iesyairy And artillery
service, will be received n 0issboro' Depot In
9Pss8a 6 HsTsSs silI 5AS LlssaAS Capt GEORGE
MULES in iots Of twenty ave, or more, win be
received Ia this city, In open market, I'LL Nay /,
1885, by Captain G, II, Tompklns, Assistant Quar-
termRSter, corner Twenty second and streets,
All animals to be Subleeled 70 the usual Gov.
srnment Inspection before being accepted.
Specifications a. follows! Cavalry horses
must be sound 10 alt PartlsniArai we'll broken
10 full nosh and in good condition; from mtseD
90 % sixteen 90 hand. high rom ave tsl to
10 cavalry purposes Horses between nine 10y
aud ten llol years OF age, u still vigorous,
Prightly, and healthJ, may BE- accepted, -
Artillery Horses fnHat " % dark color sound
vel .brCssa and ,qSars iiottsn IL harness, IL
fall HoAh and condition, FROM piH ~ TO ten pol
years old, not less THAI nfteen and one half
lI5'0 hands high, eAeA horse 20 weigh not less
d Mplss must be over two n years o. age, strong,
stout, compact, well developed animals, not
less than fourteen az Aands high, In full health
froe from every blsmlSh Or dsioet which would
the four front colts teeth and developed the cor,
responding four psrnansnl tssIh, IWo IN each
Jaw, 80. 49,,
These specifications will Be strictly adhered
70, and rlgidly enforced In sysry particular.
Hours 0f Inspection, from Q = N. % tP. m.
Pries--CAVAlEy Horses, one hundred and eigh-
" ave dollars (tlss y Artllery HorsSA, one hun
drSa and ninsly dollATa AGO. Males, one hun
dFsd and ninsty Ave dellRra teioa.)
PaynsRt win be made q thls emes.
8fI'I7 -l..'rTU-g- JANIS A. EKIN,
Colonial in sAAsEs Tir., DivisIOn. 9, n 40.
mhls-tApSo
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RUsuN 10 suffering from plethora Of food.
The selling price Of Wheat 10 below the cot
Of its production.
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At Arlington, W. young cOppsrhsad
was Sxpfesdbg hia Satisfaction At M. Lin
coin = murder, whom = physician olappsd over
his mouth 4 sticking biAstSf9 which he had
been quietly warming, aud thus stopped Ine
Few Of bis trSAsonGbis seatimsuts.
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ORPH ANS o0U At.

T'HIs IT TO GIVE NOTICE, that tho sab
Il Seriber has obtained nom The OrphAhs' Corr
VI Washington County, in the District Of Co.
lumbiA, letters Of administrotion on the persona
D. C., deceased. All persons having claim,
against the said deeeaHsd, are hersby wAfned 70
exhibit the kAma, with the vouchers thereof, y
the subscriber, on OF before the ipt day OF April
next they may otherwise By law - exeiudse
0Iven undsr my hAnd thiA 1st day Of April,
1885 Ut ''' JANR MARIA Bush,
APS-laWSWa AdninistratEiE
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT Tn
4 subscriber has obtained from the Orphan
coart 81 Washihgton county, In the Dl,trie.
Columbia, letters q decentralization on the Ps
lity, D. Q. ,dessaaad. All pernonH having elAin
,gainat The aaid deeeaasd, are hereby warned
,ShIbh he saas, with the vouchers thereof
he Subscriber, on or before the hrst day OF APP
lsEt .hsy n.y StheIyise y law be sHe'ua'
0ivea andar ny hand this arut day Of Aprp
ls6a ---7TTF = nLIzADKRH A. HEALL
0pl.IaUsU. tAdniai arsiI Z
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nAlLROApe,RLy
1864sl,ARRAHaEAENTs 1874
sRnW YoRK LINHs.T,

- = W ~ - y :
raRadxmpzH avn lnBoY AHD PHukpEL-
PHIk knDa rnnHroN RArnRoAD ooMPA-
MTRee LTN1H u ayif5 s'a1, ~ '--' x
IRON PHdskDxLfHit TO new ToRK
g 7, AND war PIAcRa -
PROM WALNUT sTREKr WHARF AND
kRHslN0ToN DKPoT,
Z 2 WrtL Liivi A. pSLLovl, SIfi Pare,
hea m, via Camden and Amboy-C and
A. AeeommoeHiien..a.; .s..,..........eaS
AIS 9 m via Camden and Jersey City
New Jersey Accommodation. .......,.. 4 u
Asa N. IVik Camden and Jersey City
Mss =, VIZ tsss.a ind Jersey cay
Al Il S Sls K.U.ISfit,; Sna jersey
At AN. va Camden si .sG ISScy-G. and
Ma p N n''s Va SsSas .sG ISioy-G And
At spa;I',E'NSsS .inaioa ia jSr.sy ~
.-Eily--WA.hingten and n, \ KEpTeas,. 800
AZ "a p. n, via Ksnsington and Jorpey
amy N. His k.n.iasi:a .ai j:i:s; "
Clty--Southsrn Mall. ................. 500
hlIf Might via Kensington and Jersey
ehy-southern Express. ....,s...."... 20
At Q p. m. via Camden and Amboy-Ac-
eonmodaiion (ffslvht and pssssngsrD
lat elAss ticket. =
gr-c Z "a Gloss itskst::y 4. 1-:..;.. y
The als 2. m. kvSnihs Mall 'Ahd the !. %
(NghD southern .Bxpres. will rpp daily, (All
Ithsrs, Sundays oEspted
PHILADRLPHh AND NEW YORK LINRs
LOave waisuf 1rS.t wharf ~ Q AidsS m,
u m. , aud 2 p. ma .lf .F'N
% asd s'iS b M, ahS n 90 i. N. lhisktb
The 6Y 2 N hne runs daily (aii others,
sundays eresptsd pn1rfrH1 %. r. " ~-rr H'H."
Npw yopx ,Hp rn1I- anRtpuII 1INRs
Leave foot Of Barclay street At . a. m. and .
FROM foot Of Cortland sts.st 81. s. and 10 !.
N. II m, 4 aud D, n, and ~ night, -.
ThoeP m; line tnAs A. Nv; TALL others, Sun
~' ''"' W. u, 0kTzMER, Agent, '''
....tr..- Philadelphia end New York Lines.
PBILADRLPHIA, Dee. q, 1888 ds5l
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.HTR "a " I'll LiPn.

STE M slH LIS.
NEW ;sTEAAsIIP LINZ or SCREW
60" 80 80 20; STEAEBRS, ,1, ' .S,.
..''Fr@ 70 So r,..f. d. ,sr,
vD1Ggrv Ngw YORK.
2 rhsEsw ssd spb..IsIlsl Steamer,
sac. ENtGiT, r,.al- - Z
~ O. espt. .J.aJ. Mason.
,lo,1it - JOHN GIBSON, .oa
,rmr ,-..-o 'a .a,, cSPt. ". c. .GsoEhoGAn,
BsiitSSprsssly fertAis route. arc now leaving
WARRINGTON, AMI, ORoRosrowN. D. c.,
.a-. a 20 '.sARDoALRIANDRIA.o %, 81. '
KyHRr THURSDAY M4p. m. .i'i
= ,',,r,s y ~ AND .. ..nr.. lr
New York, ffom Pisr IL n! r. on the sans day.
Freight received dgIly, handled In the most
arsful manssr, AID qehv~od with the greatest
dispatch. ct fair rslea.l rur' vr'-rrl
For Freight, 4e., apply 10 Co.,. 100
7a SNOW 4 CO.,
Wellington and Gsorgstown, D. c.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
o.. Wy y Altxandris, Va, and
WIN }. TAYLOR 4 Co,
apl.n 40 Cedar street, \. Y.
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EDWARD IYcBTT.
IL BbbKBiHDBR,
Es,l.i Pau: Az !, ;, wL, S1s D; 9
RaGSla, and Calf
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THE swamp Ia St. Mar m sha,vo M RI.
whore Booth and Harold NO OrSnanss o,scs.
refuge, Is situated four % " : =
Potomac river ILds A,.,s,.Dt on.r...g
ioag. and In soma place sesivin~ ara Is.rin.
. one Inc assassin lurk and Payment Of Crews
VI they found means ssseiL Once SCOT Of q
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NEW YORK s.'
~ AND ..."
wAsHINaToE
- hrr. sTRAMsHIP LINZ.
sBMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON AND GEoRoRTowN, D. c.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE. sRMPTRR sALvoR, LSp JAB,
70. GREEN.
Regular sailing Days wRDNRsDAYs Ghd
IATURDAYs, At 10 - n, from foot o. High
,treet, New York. ...r..r.r I.n
POr freight or passage apply L.,
{. r. H0u0HToH, Agent,
. a. Il foot Of High street, fleosEstawn, OF
JANIS HAND, Agent,
dem. em o tUIlH Wall street, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-19
ORCHARD SITES.

Read at the Illinois State Horticultural Society, by
II. 3. HULL.
Before considering sites best suited to
the wants of the Horticulturist it will be
necessary first to understand the ability
of plants to adopt themselves to differ
ences of climate.
The question of acclimating plants
briefly stated, means nothing more nor
less than this, that the climate, site and
soil, or the three combined, should be
such that will give plants of the greatest
hardihood and will produce the most per
ectly developed and mature growth, just
at the time when the cold of autumn ar
rests and holds in check further circula-
ton. This period of development will
be reached by plants of a given species,
sooner or later in different seasons and
in given latitude, will be found to vary
from year to year as the seasons are hot
or cold For axample let US take two
trees Of the peach, one grown in northern
the other in Southern Illinois, in which
every condition necessary to rapid growth
has been properly attended to- Now at
inc emu VI Sue ecdsou ict US examine INTO
the condition Of the trees The north.
ern grown plant will on the approach of
winter be found in the full vigor of
growth, with all that degree of succu,
lency, common to immature development.
If we leave it whore it grew to resist the
severity Of the cold, it is killed to the
ground by the first hard freeze, or if we
remove it south it is still too immature to
resist our mildest winters, or if by
chance it survives, one or more years
growth will be necessary to make it as
strong as it was before its removal.
Let US now turn to our southern pro-
duet. Although every appliance neces-
sary to rapid and prolonged growth has
been bestowed, yet owing to the greater
heat and length of the season 10 this
more southern latitude, our plant has
gradually formed the terminal bud of the
vertical or main stem which is developed
early in September, after which, through
the medium of its leaves the bran co
and buds swell to those proportions
reached only BY mature trees. Should
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-19
ALL1GAToRs NEsr.-They resent

ALL1GAroRs NEsr.-They resemble
Raycocks, four feet high, aud five in
diameter at their base, being constructed
with grass and herbage. First, they do.
posit one layer of eggs on floor of NOR
tar, and having covered this with second
stratum of mud aud herbage eight inches
thick, lay another set of eggs upon that,
er6 sa. tca. .thaes.' 'spies ,u q nest.
With their tails they then beat down
round the nest the dense grass aud reeds
five feet high, to prevent the approach
of unseen enemies. The female watches
her eggs until they are all ha:ched by
the heat of the sun, aud then she takes
her brood under her own care, defending
them and providing for their subsistence.
DR.. Gutenberg, of New Orleans once
packed up one of these nests, with the
eggs, in box, for tho museum at St.
Petersburg, but was recommended before
he closed it to see that there was no dan.
ger of the eggs being hatched on the voy-
age. On opening one, young alligator
walked out, and was soon followed BY the
rest, about hundred of which he fed in
his house, where they went up and down
stairs, whining and barking like young
puppies.