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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
N TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, EA.-Session
1913 will begin MONDAY, September Is. and
end June 25 Course Of study es heretofore. AID
adapted to the object OF enabling and inducing
girls to make real attachments in learning. Full
Information furnished on apple cation.
Charges for entire session, In currency
Board, washing fuel, lights, and tuition ...s2sO
Music on piaco and use OF Instruments. 49,. SO
Drawing &C., at usual rates. Payments half IN
Address. JOHN HART, III. A.,
IL IT-eodts Principal.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER SCHEDULR.-On and after sry
DAY, June Is, the Mail Train will be run between
Richmond and the western terminus Of the toat
(Which in q few weeks will be at Covingtonl daily
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between RIc6.
mono and Gordonsvills
Leave Richmond. ........................7 It's L. u
Leave western minus................ 20 A. "
Arrive In Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS p "
Arrive at western terminus. ............. 66? P
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at........ 800 p. "
Arrives in Richmond, except on Non
o'9 a. y.
A Passenger Csr will he attached to this train
east OF Gordonsville.
Passengers for Augusta Springs leave the road
at Staunton;
Baths and Alum Springs at Gosh.n;
PASSENGERS for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, ard
Healing Springs at Millboro'
Passengers for White snd Salt Sulphur and
Sweet Springs at western terminus
The arrangements with stages are such asn
avoid night travel after 9 p. ~ In all caSss.
Through tickets sold to al the above points,
Also. to all prominent points In the Southwest, 70
Washington and northern cities and to prominent
points In the Valley OF Virginia, and on Ii,
.ofAnse anu 'at'A"lN Il. d. w4ITCoMB.
ia General superintendent
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JOHN VILLA u ia II luz
Sheriff of King william county,
1s-oavIw Gem administrator, &c.

EXFCUTOR'S SALE OF LAND IN
IL KING WILLIAM COUNTY. On the an Sep
TENDER 1867 II fair, il not. on the next Lair cay
(sunday excepted. | shall. at Walnut Hiil the
late r. Sdeuce of John H. Walker, DECEASED oilsr
Devised by dscedent to be sold. ,,,
This land ID situated in an excellent nelghoof7
hood convenient to churches, mills, shops ana
stores and within three or four miles OF naViga-
ton Ii consists of three separate trac's-vz.,
WALNUT HIL L. containing 3l2 acres, has
DWELLING HOUSE with five rooms, and good
ont houses: sLOE GRUN + contains ?ss acres, has
a DWELLING HOUSE with five rooms, and good
out houses RUWES contains ls5 acres and has
no bui dings.
Thrse places are healthy, and will be sold sepa-
rately on terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Sheriff King William, Com. Administrator, &c.
jy lS-2awlw
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By Pilknton, Pulliam& Co.,
AuctIoneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAB BILE
4 REAL ESTATE IN MARX'S ADDITION
NEAR MASCHESTER-By virue of deed OF
trust executed 10 the subscriber as trustee by 10,
seph Butler and his wife, Sarah F. Bu'ier, DARED
the nth day of July 1866 and duly recorded in me
CLERKS Office OF the County Court of Chesterfield
county, and herg requested to do so by the bsne-
fciary in said deed shall proceed to sell al pup
SATURDAY the 9th day OF July, 1857 IN fslr; II
NOT IT, next fair day thersaferl that beantfo.iy-
located lot Of about FIFTEEN Aux hS VI Ian y,
and Petersburg railroad, and being admirably situ-
ated 10 be laid off in lots or used a. whois loF
maIket oarde Gu and dairy farm Buildings are be,
inr erected on numerous lots III the vicinity, and
liz value is caily increasing.
TERMs: one-third cash balance negotlaple
notes interest added. at four and twelve months.
Title retained until deferred payments are made
JAMES A. Gil. II kE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by P1LKISToS, JULIAN y 20
Auc'ioneeTs. y 10
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p EM0VAL.-ISaA SCHRIVER 81
4NCo.; HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. have re-
Bank streets.
A. orders for work viii be punetualy and
tN'IhihIlV NLAnoeh IN 10 2a-1,n
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Toilet articles.

Two ADVERTISERS.-9 ha UNION
REGISTER, published at Union, Monroe
eonnty, West Virginia, affords special induce
ments 70 merchants and others desiring 10 adver-
tise in III d; secIion OF the country. address
THOMAS MCCREERY,
Proprietor Regis ar,
~ ls-lm Union, Monroe county, West Va.
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A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS will be
"A opened in this city on the lat Of October next
by Mrs. JAMES D: HALYBuRT0MS n, en- End aer
daug hter Miss FANNY g. RALYBORTON.
They will teach ell the usual branches OF an
English education, and also the French language
~ l7-6tK
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP here tofore
L existing between the undersigned Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. X. II. plBRELL
will contir ue the business under his own name.
and settle the atfirs OF the old at the old
stand, No. 1872 Cary street.
r. H. DIBRELL,
JAMES A. WRIGHT.
RICHMOND. July 15,r67 iy list
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A VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.FOR
N LEASE.-Ths undersigned will. upon the
prrmis. S, on MONDAY, August IL, 1867, ii fair, II
not the nsxt fair day, lease foe three years, with
the privilege OF sowing crop OF wheat this T. II;
The FAM Of the lats Robert 4. Munday, called
Liberty Hall. 1t l!esin King william county, on
the Pamunkey river at Garlick,s ferry, ard con-
tains upwards of ., 100 acres, Of which l,lso are
arabic, and is laid off in five fields of 236 acres
each. There is upon the farm an excellent apple
and peach orchard. The land has been highly
Improved by the use of green sand, mari, fimc,
peas clover and other fertilizers, and Is very pro-
Duet We over 900 bushels Of wheat and 400
barrels of corn have been produced upon the farm
in one year.
The 6ui Idinss are in good order and ample for
all farming purposes. There Is upon the premises
at this time sufficient colored labor to cultivate
the crops.
Persons from Richmond who may desire to at:
tend the leasing OF this farm will take the York
River train to bruIneys cross ing, which is little
over mile from the farm. f. boat will be at Sir.
Brumey's landing to take them over the river.
MIR Winston. who resides upon tbs premises, will
furnish persons wishing 10 visw them every fac-
l.ty Tor doing so. Should 1t be thought best, the
f. fm will be divided and leased in two parcels.
Terms: Made known at time OF letting.
WARNER LEWIS, Guardian
Of the children of K. A. Munday, deceased.
jy lS-d.ds
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
MRS R. X. MEADE, PRIscIPaL.
The fifteenth annual session Of this school VIII VIII
begin on the 10th Of Septem ber and end ABOUT tHe
18th Of June. For further particulars. apply u
the Principal at Charlottesville 1y I'm
A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
n this CITY ON the BOTH SEPTEMBER NEXT BY
General JAMES H. LANE and Mr.. HoD!JA;h
MEADE, both experienced teachers. Inc pnP;, ,,s
Of Virginia or the Virgin Military institute,
For circular and further particulars Apply a., 81
either of the above-named gentlemen, noH 1''
Richmond. Va. y I'm
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Auct5O, Sales.
Nv harrison. aoddin & Apperson, Au'sionsefs
and Real Estate Agents.

FUTURE DAY.
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Educational.

TNGLIsH. CLASSICAL, AM AID
G.EW having declined tsaeni1g ,h al , eben
room sttached to sycamore church formerly occndi
pied by him. The patronage Of. bis frl'n ds sho
the pnblic Is respectfully solcited. For circular
and further particulars apply to me through Inc
f''''''' WILLIAM F. FOX, A. NJ, box Gil.
Declining to teach, beg TO command to the COW
fdence Of my patrons my successor, MI WILLIE =
p Fox He was formerly my assistant. ana do hss
been known to me most init Hs.y, expsrienee
In tsaching and has devoted himself to that VOTE
the bushes Of nd si ba, He nrS Is bas .m
rnentiy successful ! most conscientionsly think
him one Of the rery best teachers kHown TO M ::
Ny patrons i saw 1t with as macn do
RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1887. y la-eod2w
WTAsBINGTON COLLEGE, Lex.
w INeToE,, VA, GENERA r. e. X ;ns me,
o+. Dssdn aided By sSrps Of
session viii bsgin on thet third THgRsDA{ IN
September and end on the third THURssna1 IN
or Goshen, on the virgin Central rairoad from
ynehb1rg BY canal or by stage from soas"ef For
for or, eaia nrae. 'sr'' jy 2-TnF9L
oPECIAL SCHOOLS OF APPLIED
y SCiENCE - VIRGINIA MILITARY INST
TUrE The Professional Schools of civil eng,
neering, Mining, and Agriculture, Will be opened
the I'd Of next YSanf asR M1 be Of
fered peculiar advantage for theorettc and practi-
cal Instruction in engineering, applied chemistry
geology, mining meta liturgy, &C., under the d.
rect,on Of the following professors: ,r.,,,o
School Of Engtnecring.- Williamson.
G w. C. Lee, and John NJ. Brooke.
School Of Applied Chemistry, Geology. Meta !.
Iuruy and observation-disclosures Mcdonald,
II rdin, and Madison.
Professional students are not required to con-
form to the discipline prescribed for cadets.
Board. SIS per month. Fee, *lOo.
For particulars, apply to the undersigned
FRANCIS 2. SMITH,
iy1s-7tawst Superintendent.
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Railroads..
RICHMOND, FREDvRrcKsBrEe iyr,
PoT0kAC sAILK0,D
RfCHx0sD, July 10, B57

rHAEGE OF SCHEDULED a..
" after MONDAY, July I'D instant, the nun
the depot at the southe rn terminus of:ths cnn,.Is
ton railway, corner Of Byrd and Eighth s.y..,7s
IL 10 A. h. instead OF 10 a. ", "a here otsrs
The other trains Of the company will run A, ).
fore. - De-
Ticket Offices. corner Of Byrd and Eighth ,,..,.
and Broad and Eighth streets. 'N'en
SAMUEL gVTu
K Superintendent ranspor,ard,
JB GENTRY,
General Ticket gent. tvu ;,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co !,
RICHMOND, VA. July3 lar

Ee W - - 60 60
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after FRIDAY the 5th instsu. train. IN 49,.
road will run az iollows: $50
Leave Richmond daily az A. ". andl.2oPy
Leave Petersburg daily at SO 4. u. and slsp
n.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and PRIDaYs
IN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave RIes'
Inond at Z. NJ. and Petersburg at 4 81
The ] 20 p. n. train connects at Petarybury x,,,
Norfolk train daily Except Sunday. Fare 10 yo,.
folk, with through tjckets and agsage checks. Il
z. II. GILL,
jy3 Engineer and Superintendent
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Dissertations, dc.

Captain WILLIAM =. CnRKERY, having leased
the ST. James Hotsi, in New Orleans, respectfully
asks the patronage OF his old friends and the
public generally. w. z. COKkEkY.
Nv l7-lw
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DOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
Main street between Third and Fourth. Pos ts:G
session given immediately. 1t will be put in.GGAA
perfect order. apply 70 %
je20 PURCELb, bADD q w.
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For Rent.

TaoR RENT, on the north side OF Cary
street the second door below Fourth; -
several very Desirable RooN-, with use OF gle
nsrlor ana kitchen. They Will BIO furnish 90
IL aired ),
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OFpICg RICHMOND AID York Pryy,I
RAILROAD COMPANY
RfCHToSD, July II, 1871

Aa Gsa ssss.sEsssEg ssssses.ssss 5ssISsssszg
ON AND AFTER MONDAY NFyr
" PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAIN r,ii
run on this road as follows-to wit: "A
Leave Richmond daily at IA. u and ariy,
White House and Indi IN Town at "a NJ: ls,s
Indian Town and White Rouss a. P 81
arrive In Richmond at6P. Il. qua
BY order Of the President.
~ l3-im WILLIAM B. Ry0s. Ag.n.
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TlOR RENT, the FIRST FLOOR above
H our store, J. BLAIR, Druggist. IA
S25 Broad street i.:E
iyB-ts -.kA
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THE OLD STORY.

was a woman, and I'd heart
And | raved OF love and OF constancv.
And he saw the tears 10 my eyelds start,
For ne vas the world to me
He whispered low when the spriug-nme flew,
vi the tangled paths in which nlen stray,
And around me all his arms he threw,
His eyes we're on nre that day.
We parted yes, but l clune to him,
And put mp my lips to be kissed aeain
But the laughing eyes OF the heavn grew dim,
And we're swollen black with rain.
They came to me when my love was gone,
And said lac was poor and toiled for bread;
They talkd o. ruin and tears alone,
And my heart was dull as lead.
And then they laid their brlbe at my feet,
Twas tbe same old tale that is often told;
They play'd on the strings of my hearts con.
cent
And dazzled my eyes with gold.
l sold myself to loveless thing,
And walk'd to the altar and there lied;
For my heart was away with the primrose
spring,
And by my husbands side.
And now you ask me what of the lie?
I've paid full dear for my grlsh greed;
'Twere better, think, for a woman TO die,
Than to live the life / lead.
am alone, but still can sing,
And pray for the ruin OF Winters rain,
For the scent OF the primrOse-crown OF Spring
VIII return to me again.
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mn. PubIic School Fund in Camden

TO The Editor of The EUenin0 IeIsgrdph;-
CAMDEN, N. j., March 81 learn that there
has been and is an effort made 10 get the Board
nf Education of the city of Camden to make
separate appropriations for the Catholic Ghurch'
so that the said Church can have schools sepa-
rate from the public schools, common to all IN
tbe CITY of Camden. Now, sir, | can see no
'yoodIwhich can result from this proceeding,
ssScept to discriminate in favor Of increased
10 the Catholic Church. All sectarian
99octrines are forbidden by law to be taught in
ovT common schools. 1t is well known, that as
y class. the communicates of the Catholic
Church have not been earnestly in favor OF the
war for human rights. | warn, your readers
a9Iav aga unnsual privileges to any denomination
f oyr people, whether Presbyterian, Methodist,
Baptlst, or Catholic.
Yours, truly, JUSTICE.
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4 Ocz PHILADELPHIA AND ERIERAILs
100 1 sROAD.-This great line traverses the North
ern and Northwest Connues Of Pennsylvania 70 the CITY
of Erie on Lake Erie, and is the most direct route 10 me
great OIL egions OF ennsyyana Ihas been leased and
II operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
TIMF OF PASBENGER TRAINS AT PHII.ADEIPHIA
Arrive Mall Train, IA. M; Erie Express
Train 100 p. Nj. Eunira Mail, 5 40 P. NJ.
Leave WestwaId-Erie Mail, p NJ; Erie Express
Train u M. Emira Mall, 800 A. M.
Passenger through on the Erie Mall and Expreaa
and Erie. ,r WON, . -
Ieaye New York at A. M, arrive at Erie 1000 NJ
Leave New York at 300 P. NJ arrive at Erie 7I5 r M
Leave Erie at $50 p. M arrive at New York 44O p M
LeaveEre at 1923 A. NJ arrive at New York To- TO- AM
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
For information respecting passenger business appy At
corner THIRTlETH and MARKET Streets, Phia.
And for freight business, ofthe Companys Agents. b,
Kingston Jr., Thirteenth and Market streets
Philadelphia J. ". REYNOLDS, Erisi William Brown,
II, h. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhIla.
II. W. GWhNNER, General Tick Agent, Phila.
lis A. l.. TYLER General Sup, Erie
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TTEsT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w loot of MARKET Street Upper Ferry)
w LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS Follows
For Bridgeton, Salem, Miltytlle and all ntermediata
..atJons Al 5 A. NJ. Mail, $3.50 P, M, PASSENGER
Foy woodbury., s A. NJ, $50 and p. NJ
- ~. cane MAY, at $3.50 2. NJ
SV' wy RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
yVoodbury at 7'lb ana $40 A. M, and 4'51PM.
prjSSeton at 705 A. M and $3.50 r. NJ Freight 6S0P, n
. ssism at $50 A. NJ and 305 p. M. Freight 5l5 p NJ
Siyile at 6'55 A. M. and sos P. NJ Freight, 6l0 p n
I Cane May at ll'S5 A. M, Passenger and Freight. -
Ereeht VIII be received AZ First Covered WhaH
above walnut street from 300 A. NJ. until 500 =. M
NJ win go through the same oAy
7 FreiRht Delivery, No. 22a 3. DELAWARE Avenue.
lis WILLIAM ]. sEWELL, BupSrinfenaent
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILRUAD LINE0s
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
Only yAH-Rail Route to theSOutll
and Southwest.
VIA ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,

In connection with the
p. w, & b.; Va. 8 Tenn, and f. Tenn. & Va. RR
The bridge at Washington having been rebuilt, cars
will run through from PHILADELPHIA TO LYNCH-
BURG WITHOUT CHANGE.
NO WATER TRANSPORTATION, AND LESS
HANDLING by this route than any other
Through Bills OF Lading given TO prominent South
ern points.
To avoid frequent changes, shippers will please
mark goods via
O. and A. RR.,
and send to Depot of Philadelphia Wilmington, aud
Baltimore Railroad, BROAD and CHERRY Streets.
Rates at all times as low those charged by other
lines
JAMES C. WILSON, Agent,
s4tfrp No 1906 South FIFTH Street.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE,
No $50 CHESHU UT street, forwards Paroles, Pack
ages Merchandise Bank Notes. and Specie either by Its
own lines In connection with other Express Com
NAMES 10 all the prncipa towns aud cities IN the United
States JOHN BINGHAM superintendent.
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UnREIGHT LINES Fer NEW YORK AND
n ali the Stations on the CAMDEN and ANNOY and
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DESPATCH,
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
TRARBPORTATI0E COMPANY FREIGHT LlNE9
for New York win leave WALNUT street Wharf atl
clock P. III. daily Sundays exceptedl.
Freight must be delivered before ~ o'clock 10 beOr.
Warded the same day, ... A. - =.
Returning, the above lines wiz leave New York ats
noon, and and p. NJ. .. ...
Freight for Trenton Princeton, Kingston, New Bruns
wick, all points the Camden and Anboy Railroads
also, the Belyldere Delaware, and Femineton, the
New Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburg, and the Bur-
ngton and Mount Holly Railroads, received and for
wsJded up to +. NJ. .H .If.. n.
The Bevldere Delayare Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kAohunk with all points the Delaware, LackRwanna
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse Buffalo
and other points in estern New York. .-- L.. .|. .
The New Jersey Railroad at Elizabeth with the
New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with tha
Morris md Essex Railroad.
Aslip memorandum specifying the marks and numbers
shippers and consgnees muat In every instance sent
with each load OF goods receipt viii be given.
n -B-Increased facilities have been made for the
Transportation of live stock. Drovers invited
the route when stock is furnished quantities Of two
carloads or more win be delivered the foot OF Foreth
street, the Drove Yard, or at Pier No. l. North
River, the shippers may designate at the time Of
shipment. For torrns or other information, applytO
WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
rs no. 226 Il. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
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to = pal '''''' FRANCIS FUNK No lS7 DOCK Street S'
EOR NEW YORK.-CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND
L Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company's
mes ss 1m f phiaSgRRi9 tr TO NsW York & and Way
follows viz:-
At6A. Nj. via Camden and Amboy, Accom- ...... S2 q
Al A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY Express. so
At6 p. NJ. via Camden and Amboy Ac-J Ist class 2-2s
% fE IL ana an Nj I Sr Mount Holly aH Evans l
vile. Pemberton, Birmingham and Vncentown AND
Asa e. H. NJ Ia and r NJ for Free Freehod." ioHi" '"'
M Gdnsa Sna II myF IN M 2e4o fPa PEogrcs @ M 70
Beyy RnTmgIoP n F9snce Sas gI Borden rsn
'TGtD TGa p NJ Msrke line will leave from foot of Mar
@ ke' 'IrGIs'Ni IiNEs ISgfEfSo5Mf FROM KENsNGToN DEPOT
AiiiA, NJ. 55S s55 Pm: and u P NJ; CYghtl Wis
f9 @ H. Gnd Ss MIX run & All os sunday &
t5$oand II A M, g. s'8J 4'sO, ., 5P. M. and u
Midnight. for Bristol Trenton, &C., and at l0l5 A. M
1t 53O and lois A. NJ, 3. 43O, and l2 P. NJ 70,
At 7.sG and lois A. NJ, 3. T. o. and IL P. NJ, for
Cornwels, Torrlsdale Holmes6urg, Iacony, Brides
burg and Frankiord. and at =. NJ. for HOlmesburf
At lois a. M, 3, l. s. 6, and II P. NJ. for Wlssno
,BELyIDERE DELAwARE RAILROAD.
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsyl.
vania and New YORK state, aud the Great Lakes
daily, sundays excepted. from KensingtOn Depot a.
At 20 A. NJ for Niagara Falls Buffalo Dunklrk
Binshanrton, Oswego Syracuse, Great Bend Mont
rose WnkesbarIe, Scranton stroudsDurg, Water Gap
"Gt7.so A. NJ. and $50 p NJ. for Belvidere, Easton
LambertVille, Pennington, &c.
leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk, AneHtown, Bethle
At5P, NJ. :or LAmbertyille and intermediate Sta
tions. w NJ. II. 6A1A1(H. Agent
PHILADELPHIA. GERMA NIOWN AND MOB.
L ristown Rahroad,M aTdIME TABLE.
On and after Thursday, NoVem6erl' 1865, until fur.
ther hoIlCe' IOp GERMA NTOWI
Leave Philadelphia, 8, z s. - 70 H. u A. NJ l. SlS
ga 4 s. 545, blO, Z. S, 8, 10, II, - p. NJ.
Leave Germantown g. ~ s. $50 D. TO- H. l2 A M.
Ths s!20 down train and 845 and 545 up trains win
not stop on the Germant9wIn town oranch'
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A. NJ, 2 Z, iV4S I. M
Leave Germantown at sl5 A, NJ J, 8; s45 p NJ
Leave Philadelphia at 6, 8, TO- II A, NJ, ?, S'45 54S
Sg&S feaYe Chesnut Hin at 7o g. $40, I4O A. NJ, 40
$40 sac, Gao, $40 and lO40 p M'x,s
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 a. NJ, and =. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill at 7'5O A NJ. 1910, $40 and ga
p For F6 CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, $685. llO5 a. NJ 1903 4'SO
S,s0 ais sos and 1870 p. nj, , :, . =. ~
leave Norrstown at $40, Z, 75o IL A, NJ, $780, 4SO
s1S % ana esS P s M train will stop school Lane wIssa
bicEon Mhnayunk Spring Aliis ana Conshohockep
only. ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia az . A; NJ. 2,SO and 5i Sd5 p NJ
Leave NorrlS' FOR MANAYUNK.
Taave philadelphia at 9, sS5, llO5 A. NJ, $780, 4'sO
y: sgs S1s Snayunk at 6l6 7SO, s'2O $780, llSO A. NJ
bB45 and $50 r. ON SUNDAYS.
Ieave philadelphia a. 3 A; ~. ESQ and 645 P. N.
1eaye Manayunk O. y 80 A. M, $50 and T. NJ
Depot. NINTH and GREEN Streets
-TFsT Jersey RAILROAD LINES. FROM
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