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Two GROWING SBrTLBMRNre.-Two wears
ago, q tract OF land, containing about $50 acres,
known as the Berry farm. and located about
a mile southeast Of the Navy Yard bridge,
was subdivided, into lots, containing halt an
acre and an acre each, and sold to coIored PEG.
pie, who named the place Potomac City. 1t
now contains i've hundred families, who are
thrifty and industrious Near by In another
place called Stantontown, which contains
about five hundred colored residents, men,
women and children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

OAK HALL. the well.known Clothing House,
is giving the people hts. That's the reason OF
the long continued and still increasing rush to
AGO 7th street, opposite Post Once,
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS YEsrRRpAY-A
public meeting was held in the eastern park of
the capitol grounds yesterday, by Howard Dr.
vision No. :, Sons of Temperance Rev. %. w.
Dennison presided, and made an address. Ad.
dresses were also made by Messrs. Wolf, Free.
man and Rothery. A number present signed
the temperance pledge.
At Union League Hall, last night, w. G..
finney, Esq, presided, and DIR. lockwood
acted as secretary. Interesting addresses were
made BY General VIM, Of CALIFORNIA;; Miss
Lila 7: Haskell, Of Maine; Mrs. T. O Spur.
seon, OF this city, DR.. Duncan, Judge Middle.
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THE WBATHER.-Range Of thermometer at
Franklin Co.'s, opticians, pa Pennsy lvanla
avenue, to-day, in the shade: q. m, IS; 10 a.
m, 7e; IL a. m, 70; ~ m, 81: p. m, e2 p m,
81.
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A Row ABOUT A Hoe-Last night about o
O'Clock, Mr.. Miller residing on d street south,
between 18th and 10th streets east, hearing
some swine in his garden went out and can.
tured q hog, which gave the alarm by squeai.
ing, and a number Of colored men and bows
came to the porker's assistance, rescuing IL
from Mr.. Miller, who was Knocked down ana
badly beaten, as also his son. His wife was
also struck in the melee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

THE REPAIRS AT THE WHITE HousR-The
ceiling OF the portIco in front of the Executive
Mansion has been replastered, and the scat.
The other repairs to the interior OF the build
ing, recently noticed in THE STAR, will be
completed this week, and the carpets put down.
The steam fire engine Union this morning
neater appearance.
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T stL Eos; s6sHiooA4. rgRs f I've 81, o,v,s
Ar 911 STREET,

n s.L ss s6hooAk.,dssi sSTs AsD GIRLS,
viii oomm.nes g: iIstsntS Annual Session.
The patronage 81 9saas b Ssh a,b to ,,.o ,,
ment win reosi{e conseientions and s.siduouS at
sI. p.trOn.ss. Mrs Peel has the eiss.urs Of re-
fsi ,, to key Or. a. d Gillette. Rev. DR. 8 p.
w: Lewis, D. r. Hssnsr. Il. b. o'S auT iS Se''
TIE COLUMBIAN sIMINARY.
This Institution. desiened q Young Ladies,
Academy for instrucifon i'm ell the ordinary
branches Of An English sducation, a. also the
Dss.inS PAINTING. Susie and the scdsTn Lang
sussss I'll lis ssm%s.cs ts annual ssssien at the
Phs PEins "a: are Ne: Tissshss formerly
sp. Of he e. Bs s:ss f Fs
male COLLEGE: md ~ His: Cecil. D.y, Iedy Of
II &. 1s1isa: ~ s' s.H.
their Intention to use all their efforts 70 render
wants Of the they earnestly soie. the the
patronage Of the irends Of learning 10 our mid Ct
s.
s:Sor. Tsssi: Se:s: :'''' and
FBIDERIcK IEMALI sEHIaART.
4. 9Th scn0iastic year, the FIRsT MONDAY in
For Catalogues. containing view Of buildings,
000ree9
iv.,,n. REV. THOMAS N. CAME AZ,
EMERSON INsTITUTE
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOB BOYS.
Fourteenth Street, B.tVeen Iand X.
Inc seventeenth Annual Session Of this School
Will begin "WEDNESDAY. September STU.
~. rtenea and German regularly taught BY the
For circulars, &C.. address
CHARLES b. YOUNG, Principal
426 18th street
au1 bet. New York ave and street.
VOUN9 LADIEe' 6EMTNARY,
ABO4RDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
septs% ass q TIL: iuss,tpti19 .Il BE- resumed
rear OF residence sdjoining the piphany Church.
ana y well known ~ the Epiphany High school
building. The enclosed grounds Afford ampIe
space Tor Recreation and amusement Circulsrs
RsE Ss obtained b applyins to the Rector Of the
saYs, s% % 'ne fri Kiss II. J. NARROWER.
THs INST EHDS LLaAss!9AL, MAFHENAT.
TINS Institution, recently under the charge Of
Prof y. A. SPRINGER, A. NJ. in the Hriends'
sps iatse Hooss on street north, between 18th
None but boy. Of strictly good moral character
influence 10 found 70 be Injurious to the school.
french and Germsn BY native teachers ct usual
Circulars can be obtained 1t the Bookstore Of W
taker q Co., corner 7th and d sts. aue-tocs
MRS. BURR WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL,
W on MOHDAf September nth 39I II street,
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RAILROADS.
BAbfrnoKl AND OHIO RArLBoAp,
&A ) q

BAbfrnosl AND OHIO aAILsoAp.
IF z
c;s o. -: HD 4s H VII
ere nov run - follows. via:
FOB BALTIneRD.
a. =, and Ys:Ss, $50. Z "a. $40. sss i s ss
- !os ALI WAY sIarIoEs;
ana a.s so s: .as ;.Ss's and Al
o. hon Annapolis on Sunday.
Lew 4sA. H. ana is's3,s'so, $40. ana
Lssvs q A. H.. and 2.s0 ssd Tls Pm.
Iol ALE PATS o. IHE SIsr.
a: D. a.so, .sd 8 as and 7.
@ ss,ssSs :. :. ;o e. ssa %
more 70 wheeling. Psrkers6urs. &C.
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sns day; Also: e sss Scms.nys omes; 500
!. 4. ode ..s g
sssr 1s al o. and e 3 their
%. E.. Ier., .sil.a.l,n,., and Boston. -
u. ~. CQLE. GENERAL Ticket Aren't
ooS 0kO. 9. kOohTZ. General Agent
THRogeH LINZ BBrwlKN WAsHIHGTe1
hHihIAMPfrdos RA.A AID n NJ
rr.,n. between wAsHISsfrs9iSss 2sp II Few
YORK ere nov run 90 follows, Wis:
FOB NEW YORK, eifAoss eSssss 81 avs
leave daily fexceps eundayD at 0 "A. n. ana
12:43 and p. M.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily except tundsyD &C D A. n. ard
12:43 and $40 n.
r..,. a., r. On ns. sU y s.a5p. ,,s,
del phis at $40 p. d.
sleeping can Ger New York on p. u. train
only.
Through tickets to Philsdeiphis, nev York or
Boston can be had at the Station 0oe at eli hours
the day, Al.o. - the Oompanys once, No.
l06 Pennsylvsnia avenue. Pessengers srohssinG
tickets q the Avenue once can there arrange %
have their bseeaGs called for end checked their
residence, taken he depot, snd pat In the baG.
Sc baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvsrtssemeus
for schsduls befHeen Washington, Baltimore. An
J. Z. WILsoa, Hester Of Transportasisn.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no GEO. 9. KO0HTL. Agent. Wa6hinGton.
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TOPPING OUT.'-The old .fas hioned custom
OF giving an entertainment to the workmen on
a building, to celebrate the laying Of the last
Alexander r. Shepherd. Esq, for the work.
men who had Just completed the brick work
upon his fine new building, on the south side
OF the avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. A
portion OF the floor had been laid in the third
story Of the building, and here was prepared
substantial collation., with sundry fluid com.
forts. The brick work has been done under
who was present, as also was Mr.. Wiiiam H
Baldwin, the architect, and a member OF the
firm Of Baldwin Brothers, the contractors for
the building. Mr.. Shepherd being absent in
New York, was represented by his brother,
Thomas NJ. The collation. was duly enjoyed
short speeches made by several gentlemen, and
the affair ended with good wishes expressed BY
all for the successful completion of an edifice
which will be an ornament to the avenue.
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"A NUGGET OF GOLD FoUNDIN MONTGOMERY
CoUNrY.-A mass Of gold, weighing nine
ounces ana nall, and worth about $50, was
discovered a few days ago on the farm of MI
Robert u Davidson. IN Montgomery county.
Md. distant nine or ten mules from George
Town. IL was Embedded In brown quartz, re-
Gently turned up by the plou gh share, and
paruatly broken so as 70 disclose the glitterins
ore, which attracted the attention of the IittIa
ooy, son OF Mr.. D., who picked il up. IL has
neen subjected TO chemical tests and proves 70
DC OF great purity. An old CalIfsrnS.n 70
Whom u mas been shown, says be never sav a
superior specimen among the samples on e.-
nioinon IN San Francisco from the mines in
California Explorations are soon 10 he ma
In thar eighborheod.
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i HOUsEKElPIRs
AND OTHERS WANTING
Carpets Oilclothg. window Shades. Oilcloth Rues,
ntsir RodS. CoeoS IA 1St St ra9 TMs sHst;
Furniture Oa0Asks and Reps,
Table Oilcloths, Lace 0urtains, Dru Reets.
Door Mats, Oornices, 0imDs.
N iect. everything necessary In the Housefuf.
Ahhlng line.
JANIS DOD0ON.
No. Market Space, third door east from 9th
street: takes pleasure IN announcing recent arri.
.ortment the most select and complete no has had
Purchasers viii find it to their sdyautaee 10 In.
spect this stock before going elVewhere q II con.
t.ins many inducements mot 70 be found in other
places. JAS, b, DODoON
% N-eotOcl third door east from or Sere:x
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Alexandria and vicinity.

FIFTY DOLLARS RRwARD.-See advertise.
ment OF pocket book lost, under head OF "Los,
and Found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

ATTEMPTED To DROWN HIS WIYE-Sa,pr
day nlght, while Officers Ri chardson and So
ION Were going their rounds, they vers a.
formed that cries Of murder were heard in ths
helghbOrhood Of ID street east and /. strsat
south. ON arriving there, they found thai
coloIsd msn mad attempted 20 throw his wife
mo the canal. On hearing the officers ap
preach, lie made bis escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

THE FITZGERALD DIFPIcuLrY-On Satnr-
gay, Orncer White arrested Edward Fitzgerald
and Susan Fixgerald-the first ON the charge
OF disorderly conduct and the latter for assault
ana oattery-and this morning they had a
nearing before Justice Pearson. 1t will be
recoilected mat on Thursday last the last
named attacked che former because her hus-
band nae spoken 10 her in relation TO her m IT,
macy with another parry. Fitzgerald was not
inclined 70 prosecute this case, and the iustice
fined linn IS and the wife 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c.
Sill: ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street.
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THE CENTER MARKET - Improvements and
Reguldtions.-Under the superintendence of
Mr.. S. Mcfarland. the Clerk Of the Center
Market, several new Improvements have been
finished there, and others are still in
progress. The walls have been wh lite washed,
the brick werk, much OF which was in tum-
ble-down state, has been painted up, and much
of the brick paving taken up and relad. Near
the canal. at 9th street, shed has been cree ted
for cattle. sheep and hogs, s3 feet in length and
% in width, inclosed by fence, where all such
ANIMALS will be exposed for sale hereafter in.
steaa OF on the space north OF the markets, and
in the market yard proper, (south Of the old
buildings.) two platforms, raised fee: above
the ground and ia in length, have been
erected, to which the country people will here.
after be assigned, the new regulations prevent
ing them from standing along the line Of the
Avenue. Lounging is prohibited in the market,
and no one Is allowed to solicit the carrying of
baskets unless they have first obtained badge
from the CLERK, and badges are issued only to
boys who come well recommended by three or
more citizens, and the public at large are
warned against employing any one who has
not such badge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

THE CoLoRBD CAMP acknowledgements,
the camp meeting in Berry's woods under the
auspices of the A. M. E. Zion connection, was
very largely attended, by both white and col.
ored people, the numbers on the ground during
the day being probably over ten thousand A
ryIng passengers to and from the grounds the
starting point in the city being near the North.
ern Market, and all seemed to be doing a good
business. One two-horse team was Obliged to
walk TO the ground with a load of thirty.
six persons. The order was quite good nor
so large an assemblage, but one instance
OF disorder occurring during the day, which
was quickly checked. Towards night rumor
prevailed that number Of drunken men were
on the way to the camp, and the managers
asked of Major Richards q sufficient force Of
men 10 keep order and he promptly sent adj
ditional men to the grounds. On arriving there
they found no disorder in progress, but Lieut.
Johnson had his force posted to prevent any
rlotious proceedings If any had been con.
templated, in which arrangement he was
seconded by the managers Of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

CoLrNBIA HosPITAL--At the ouar,erlv
meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the above
institution Surgeon General Barnes In the
chair Q resolution was adopted that the
board be divided In sections of four-making
about seven members 70 q section-each section
10 call Individually and make examination at
any time Of day into the Affairs of the instltu.
non and 10 record the result in o book kept for
tne poTpose' and that the reports so made be
piesehed a. each successive quarterly meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

LIE STRAP GAMR.-On Saturday a colored
man, named Mace REYNOLDS, from Ealtimors
was accosted by Charles Clark and Sill Wesley,
two well-known thieves and strap PLAYERS,
who inveigled Reynolds to a lumber ward
played their game on him to the tune of 40 and
watch Reynolds followed them, after be
found he had been swindled. to the Island
wnere OMcer Owens arrested Clark, and he
was sent to lail by Justice Pearson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

hkiAeioCs SERvIcEs AT THE JAIL--The
osaai Iellsloas msetiIg st the Jail yesterday,
sss1s oy William q. Finney. Esq,
CoioneI d. r Hawkes. Nr. Jones, and MRS
Ginning. greater number Of iomates than
usual were collected, including tbras nsrsons
Sharged VIII the crime OF murder. Colonel
HAWKS introduced the Temperance ntsSss a.
one OF The corridors and out of twen,v 80 on
he obtained fifteen signatures P01'O"s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

OFFICE AND STORE LoUNeEs.-Can be used
or sleeping purposes without mattress or oil.
rows. te,l,1:J ADANeOn's SOC 9th street.
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OPINIONS OF THE BALTIMORE PRESS To
Those pio Suffer viA CAius. Cease 70 use
quinine, the effect Of which acts upon the head
and is disagreeable, ard substitute the best
remedy now 10 use, sCharles Gautiers Native
Wine Bitters,' which mas more power and
leaves NO bad effect upon the system. For sale
by all druggists and grocers. Price a per
bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

GAS EXPLOSION. This morning an ex.
ploson OF gas took place in a store being fitted
mp Tor the drug business at the corner OF New
York avenue and 10th streets, which shattered
the glass in the windows, but fortunately no
one was injured. 1t is believed that the cap
had not been screwed tight on Saturday night
work and lighting lamp the explosion took
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

IhhMooRI.CRANI DIPFIcuLrY-OnS atur.
1ay ssSnne me examination Of Mr.. John Il.
CIa iase Commissioner Of the Fourth Ward,
on the charge Of threats Of Violence toward N
y: Moore, was resumed before Justice s. %.
mills Mniis Inc eViaenee was moetly as to the cred.
nesses were examined at length ann .s,ar
argument, the Justice saad that he vonsd
hold Mr.. Crane to security TO Keen the rs.oa
Mr.. Crane at first declined to rive ssnp' oaco'
and asked to be committed to jsil, bnt AZ hsy
quently security was given.
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NOVELTY rouSgR SEExk. AHD nAoaul

fABKE16bUko, WEST WICHITA,
We have On hand one Portable steam 3 MN
Ioc SlIeo essh; also, several Iortsbis enSines
suitable Tor threshtns machines Of 70 Herss Dover
horse power OF under. P0r1ons VfshinG 10 M.
s G9ses new Or :seond hand nnehilssy, snsinss O.
co.. P:sfs.sS. ssi' VS. e Viii vs1sss....
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RrApy.MApR CLorHrxst

RRApY.MADH CLOTHING!
The largest stock
The best assortment!
The lowest prices!
The latest styles!
Gentlemen's, Boys and Childrens' Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. Oak Hall, 400 9TH st.,
opposite Post Once
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sells euperinte ndent Sewers,
DROP0sALs FOB RAILROAD TIFs

Proposals will be received st the ono. of,na
Alexsndris Canal. Railroad and Bridge COMPANY.
No 2l3 st weshineton, ID q. until October Let.
thick, not less than inches face, bv feet long.
OF chestnut, white OAK, or chestnut oak. To be
mediate points on the Alexensrfs Canal
W; W. DUNCAN, Ire asurer.
sel4td Alex. Gazette copyl
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CITY ITEM s.
JET SETS.
Cut b Ad' Chains,
She'll Sets,
Shell Bracelets,
Alaaka Dismonds


Received this morning, At Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 40 Penns ylania avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

DISTRICT INTERNAL REVENUE MArrvys
collector Iullock, through his Deputy, M r,
Addison, Is about 70 enforce the payment of ali
UNPAID annual taxes due the Government, and
Is now having made out warrants to serve on
all delinquents. Those Interested would do
well to save additional cost by settling at once.
The Assessor for this District has received q
Internal Revenue entirely prohibiting the use
of stand casks BY liquor dealers in any form,
their use being considered in con fiict with the
spirit of the laws on this subject
The CENTRAL OosG Rss ArIoNA1 CHuecH
Yesterday morning, the new church held SER
vice in the large and hne hall OF the Younp
Mems Christian Association. corner Of 9TH and
ID street, when the pastor, DIR. Boy nton deIiy.
cred fine discourse on Matthew TX. n,
Neither do men put new wine into old
bottles" The singing was under the lead
Of Prof. Per kins. Mr.. Charles Bar ber presidin
| At the organ, and Miss Hursh sang a solo AZ
The close Of the sermon with very fine effect.
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THE MOUNT VERNON PLACE eELECT
SCHOOL.
Miss ii. p. TINKHAM, Principal.

The duties Of this School will he resumed on
MonpAI, sept 9th, az No. 400 18th street, be.
tween Mass. avenue and X street.
Tuition In the ordinary English branches and
pIawIng with Composition and Object lessons,
French Language, Sl3.
Circulars at the principal bookstores. asl-eoet.
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ERIDERICK FEMALD sENTNARY.
rkED1RICK, Nd,
iss 9Th scholastic year, the FIRsT MONDAY in
For Catalogues. containing view Of buildings,
jy q Inn ~ SoN@ $500.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-11

and admit the invlolability of thought7 WHY
will you conhscate this writing of mine? Why
do you make IL crime in your soldiers to read
our newspapers? Why do you ask Switzerland
TO Danish me Has Switzerland ever asked Won
to Danish any son of hers for fear of a monarch
iCal apostolate2
NO you will do none of these things. You
could not If you would You are not national
government. You rule solely through force.
10 so so long as that force sustains you. But
complain not If, meeting apostolate with apos-
tolate the day comes when-in the name of
fome betrayed, of our Italian honor violated,
our independence cast at the foot of the
foreigner, our provinces bartered away our
country finance ruined, our army shamed and
degraded, our national life deprived of all legal
expression or pact-we oppose force by force.
- y on are not national government in Italy.
Herein lies your sentences; the secret of the
actual state of things and our eternal right.
The birth and growth of national life in Italy
were republican, and gave origin to our com
munes before the days of Rome. Our national
life was republican, and creator of the idea of
unity in Rome before the empire; and republi-
can in its new birth and growth in our cities of
the middle ages, repeating the Italian mission in
Europe, and extending the link of moral unity
from people to people through religion, art, in
dustry, and commerce. All our great records
are republican, and nearly all our great men,
whether of heart or intellect were republicans.
The tendencies and customs of our civil life, and
OF our dawning social institutions, are republi-
can. Italy has had patricans, but no patriciate;
ondoHlert, merchant rulers who had raised them
selves above their fellow-citizens by arms or
wealth, but not an aristocracy similar to those
of other European lands; compact united,
guided by universally accepted leaders, and di-
rected by single political aim.
These things ! have felt bound to declare to
you, Interpreter of your fate so that you may
know what do believe, and how l despise your
accusations. l and my best friends deliberately
opposed the immature attempt which has lately
hlled you with such terror; but do not mean
by this to defend myself to you. so soon as |
shall see reason to think l can help your over
throw, l shall consider it my duty, as an Italian,
to do so; and l shall do so with u conscience
both calm and glad. Adieu.
MAY, 1869. JOSEPH MAzzINI."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-11
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
i NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, May 3, 1869.
FOR GERM ANTOWN


Leave Philadelphia at O. 7, 8, 905 10, II, IL A. NJ,
l. a4 s24, 4, 49, sos, t, g. ga, 5, O. 10, H. II
Leave Germantown at e,T7}as 8, $50, O. 10 II, IL
The $50 down train and 81 and 6A up trains
will not stop on the Germantown Branch
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 916 A. NJ, 2, 4'05 7, and
lOs1 p. M.
Teave Germantown at SIS A. NJ, /, 8, 9, and 9N
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave philadelphia at g. 8, 10, II A. NJ, 2, 81,
07Re,avo Chesnut Hill at 7lO, 8, 9,4o, ll.4O A. NJ,
lao, S40 $40, 6'40, $40, and 1910 p. M.
- ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 915 A. NJ, and 7 p M.
Leave Chestnut Hill at 100 A. NJ, l2'4O, $40, and
FOR CONSHOHOOKEN AND NoRRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 8, ~, 8, and 11'05 A. NJ,
~, 8, AZ, g, 61%, %, S'o5 1905, and ~ p M.
Leave NOrristOwn at $40, 615, u ~, 70, and IL A,
M, ~, 3, AZ, 81, 8, and 913 p. NJ.
The ~ A. NJ. train from Norristown will not stop
at Mogee's Potts Landing, Domino, or Schurs
The 5P. NJ train from Philadelphia will stop
only at School lane, Manayunk, and Oonshohocken
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A. NJ, ~, 4, and u
Leave NOrristOwn at 7 A. NJ, l, ga and o P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, ~, 9, and 11'05 A. M,
~, 8, ~, 8, 81, %, $685. 1906, and NJ P. M
A. NJ, 2, 81, s, 62z, $50, and 10 p. NJ.
The r. M. train from Philadelphia will stop only
tSchOol lane and Manayunk.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A. M, az, g. and n p. M.
Leave Manayunk at 711 A. NJ, i19, 8, and 9]l
", S. WILSON, General Superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-11
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At $50 A. r., via Camden and Amboy Accom-. 1925
At A. NJ, via Cam. and Jersey City Elk. Mail 800
AT p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy Express. 800
At p. NJ, for Amboy and intermediate stations.
At $50 and A. NJ. and 200 p NJ for Freehold.
At p. NJ. for Long Branch and points on r. and
ID. b. X. r.
AtSand 10 A. NJ, $50, and 4'3O P. M for Trenton.
At 69O 8, and 10 A. NJ, l. 2, $50, 43O g. and 1870
p. M. for Bordentown, Florence, Burlington, Be
verify, and Deanco.
At $50 and 10 A. NJ, l, $50, 43o, g. and 1870 p.
M for Edgewater, Riverside, Riverton, Palmyra,
and Fish House, and p. M. for Riverton.
The and 1870 p. NJ. Lines leave from Market
Street Ferry upper side).