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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

The following is An extract from q late
letter Of Mr.. Regal, def andins his late
chief from certainEhnfouia He'd Sbargessi
3: : !. In this connection I th}nk isrightfo for
me 20 ,ake a statsment ii justice to ar.
Davis, which has net heretofore Been
made public, as far as know, aud q
part OF which is only known to him and
myself: In coming through South Caro-
lima, he and myself riding ahead OF our
company, passed cabin on the roadside,
when he asked a woman who was stand
ing in the door for drink of water. On
handing il to him she said, care you
President Davisp'' On his replying in
the affirmative she said to him, pointing
to little boy barely large enough to
walk little, s'That's your namesake; We
call him JEFF. Davis" He took from
his pocket q gold coin, apparently the
size of three dollar piece or sovereign,
and, banding it to her, told her to give
it to the little boy, saying to mo as he rode
of. that that was his last piece of coin,
which he'had kept as a sort of keepsake
on account of it's being q coin seldom
seen in this country.
2 Subsequently, when in company with
several members OF. his Cabinet, the sub
md their poverty was made, among
amusement. Mr.. Davis took out his
pocket-book and counted, L think, about
S270 in Confederate Treasury notes, then
almost entirely worthless, and said,
laughingly, that was his fortune in
money. He then added, that it was o
SOURCE of Qualification rather than of re-
greet that himself and nearly all the M en-
bers of his Cabinet had sacrificed their
private fortunes in the struggle for the
liberty of the people. I will also add
that when it was ideterrnined, after the
surrender of General j Johnston, to trans
fer the field of military operations to the
West of the Mississippi, one of his Cabi-
net told Mr.. Davis that he had money
enough to take them both across that
river. -
These facts aro-given to show the in
justice which has been done to one whose
hopes, and thoughts and energies were
all wholly devoted to the cause, then 30
dear to US, in which he was engaged;
and who, amidst his a!l-engrossing pub
lie duties and responsibilities, took no
thought of his private fortune or of his
personal safety.
I am persuaded that the wise, and
good. and honorable, even among those
who thought him wrong in his support
of the cause of Southern independence,
and imperilled their lives in opposing
him on the battlefield, will accord to
him sincerity of convictions as to the
righteousness of the cause in which he
was engaged, integrity of purpose, and
those great qualities of head and heart
which fitted him to be the leader of q
heroic people in great struggle.
know the time has not yet fully come for
explanations like this to be received
without offence to the prejudices of
many good people, who have only viewed
Mr.. Davis of late years as public enc
my. But I trust now, since that cause
has been forever abandoned. the gene
rous and just will see that but perform,
duty to one who, while he is in a dis.
tant land, is yet very dear to me and to
millions of others in tho United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

The New Radical kssss In South Carolina.
From the demagogus-iike speech at
tffbutsd TO G6verfi6r SSots aresent
meeting OF Ills pArtShns' ip Janney's
classic hail. rom tye tone Pdt several,
editbriels in he Charleston Ri ubF Fcans
aud from thS ideas pat aforsh By the
Coium6ia correspondent of said paper,
we observe the new role of pseudo Re-
publicanism in this State. Having
duped the colored voters, and bound
most of them fast in party chains, the
ridiculous effort is now making to array
the poorer class OF whites against what
is called 'the aristecreoy" and "hig
men," and radicalism is commended to
the laboring class of whites as the very
thing for, theml Unfortunately for the
argument, we are all very poor now, ex-
cept. for the most part, those adventures
and native renegades that are preying
upon the body of the State; and, as for
''aristooracy." the only aristocracy that
we know of is that of intellect and
virtue, excepting the aristocracy of the
6ond-holders, whom it is the special duty
of radicals to uphold. The petty effort
will scarcely succeed, nor can all the
labors of pseudo -Republieanism COM
mend it to Intelligent, thinking men.
Certain it is that the strong bond of sym
pathy between all those who oppose the
.idtrigueB, corruption and misrule Of the
ruling party. in this State, cannot be dis
turbed BY tho, obvious articles now being
employed. Anotherr point: Itseems now
to be regarded very desirable to secure
scAite aocessions, It appears that it is
no longer. deemed safe for the radical
pyramid to rest upon black base. and
the 1uhite stone which the builders have
heretofore refused theyswou now like
to make the corner stone. Accordingly
we are asked to believe that, under the
influence of Estate Senator Wimbush's"
eloquent harangues in Chester and Lam
caster, O number OF white men came
forward and struck hands with the per-
suasive orator. And so. too, we are told
that the Loyal League of Columbia is in
aourishing condition, meets freq 1ently
and numbers SO many whites among its
faithful members, Now, if there are 100
whites who meet the League in Janney's
Hall, as the Republicans correspondent
says. the community would doubtless
like to know them-not for prescription
not for malediction-but for curiosity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

Jog OFrTCE. The PEEsfi5 JOB ONCE
is PREPARED to sexscSteI evefy style Of
from visiting and business cards
to- pamphlets and5books. With ample
material and fifst-class workmep, salts
faction is guaranteed to all. If our work
does not come mp TO contract, we make
no charge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
work North. -
We are pleased to call the attention OF
the public to the card of Messrs. Hart &
Co., importers and iobbers OF hardware,
&C., Charleston, s. G. This firm, one
OF the Oldest in Charleston, (having been
established over fifty years,) have, to
meet the requirements of their increased
business, opened a new and splendid
stock of foreign goods, of direct impor
tation, at the wholesale store, No. 80
Hayne steeet. The stock of domestic
hardware is also large and varied, being
purchased direct from the manufacturers.
Their retail store continues, as hereto
fore, at corner King and Market streets.
We would advise our merchants and
friends, in visiting Charleston. by all
means to call on Messrs. Hart 500,
who, we are assured, will be pleased to
see them. 'r.'t '' -,.
The DEATH OF Dr. EDWARD FISHER.
We are called upon, this morning, to an
nounce the death OF this old and esteem
ed citizen of Columbia. For some time
the natural infirmities of nge had been
pressing upon DR.. Fisher. Yielding to
the solicitations of his family, he went
to Wilson's Springs, North Carolina, and
there he died. s
We shall leave to other hands the sad
though grateful task Of paying a becom-
ing tribute to DR.. Fishers memory. It
is enough for US to say that DR.. Fishers
life was long and blameless; that as
man and merchant he was distinguished
for his sterling integrity; aud that. as
Columbian he has been, for long peri
cd. most honorably identified with the
best interests of the city. he was seven
ty-seven years of age.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
Robert &. Scott-$50J Reward
Meeting Richland Lodge.
Columbia Bridge Company-Notice
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01
The number Of bales Of cotton shipped
from Columbia overAh South Cafollna
RAilroad. from septembes IL 1s6s,; to
Ssptetdber /, 1852 amounted 10 62.Ses.

+ New CorroN. ohh C.sWatson, from
the Ridge, in Edgefeld County, sold
three bales of new cotton to Chambers
& Bryce, yesterday, for thirty-two cents
per pound.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

Paper-cuffs-Newspaper attacks.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

The TRUE Policy OF THE Press OF
THIS STATE-To unite in solid column
all the anti-radical clements of the State
upon broad platform of fair. dealing
and justice to all. This would bring in
the Winnsboro Ne'cs, the Orangcburg
Ners, the Charleston Ne,os-in fine, all
the NeUs-and we would have peace.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-01

HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 31.-Coluna-
Jia Hotel.-R. n. Miller, l.. Brooker,
Barnwell; J. OBJ. Lowry, Aiken; w. B.
Briggs, Union; G. G. Memminger, Thos.
H. Symmes, Charleston; Mrs. r. E. Sad
dler, Georgia; T. H. Willingham, Ma
con, Ga; T. E. Hart, Z. DeBerry, S. G.. {;
Geo. B. Anderson, Davidson College, N.
c.; Miss Massey, Miss Gibson, Master
F. Mobley, Chester.
National Hotel-W. A. Elmore, II. G.
Corwin, Newberry; W. Fl. Lawson, Alb
beville; Mrs. T. Roper, Charleston; J.
A. Crews. David Foulk, j. J. MCGOWAN
and son, Laurens; j. r. jacobs, r. S.
Phinney, Clinton; J. J. Anderson, Da-
wilson College, N. c.; W. T. McKewn,
G. A. Neuffer, Orangeburg; E. Hudson
Smith, Sumter; Carl Wiley, Walhalla.
NickerSon HouSe-W. Dalton Warren
and wife, J. A. August, Virginia; II. T.
Force. G. A. Kendrick, Atlanta; G. T.
Phohl, Salem, N. c.; J. NJ. Prosper,
Bethany, La; J. r. Chatham, Philadel-
phia; T. S. Durant, Charlotte.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
-
AipNnnlrin IfnIr1S

The following are from the Gazette of Satur-
day evening:
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thef folio wing
transfers OF real estate i'll this city and county
tor the month OF september are reported by
Green il Wise, real estate agents A tract OF
land near Hooff's run, containing acres,
S2,2JOi lot south ofold Catholic cemetery partly
in Alexandria and partly in Fairfax county,
S3UG; lot north Side of King street and east OF
Union street, with buildings &c, S25, 600; house
and lot on north side of Queen street, east OF
Henry street, 90 by 100 feet, 500; lot, &c, on
south side Of King street, and west of Payne
street, "A feet inches by 100 feet also lot ad-
Joining on the west 2i feet in ches by 100 feet
S1,SOO; a tract Of land In the county, containing
II acres, SLIGO; lot on north side OF Oronoco
street, 7s feet inches by 100 feet, sou; houses
and lot On Royal street, south of Wolfe, 90 by
20 feet, 500; tract Of land II the county, con-
tanning acres, rood, pole, S5li; house and
lot soulh slce OF King street, east OF Washing.
ton, II feet inches by le0 feet, S2,975.
PERsoNAL.-Edgar Snowden, jr., OF the
State Senate, and Ruben Johnston, of the
House OF Delegates, will leave here on Mon
day next in the Aqua Greek steamboat for
Richmond, to attend the session Of the Legis.
lature which will commence on Tuesday, the
5th instant,
Evening star., 1869-10-04
MORE TROUBLE IN SPAIN.

feIegTalhcd Erclusirely TO The EreniRg .Star.
MADRID, Oct. 3.-The insurrectionary move
menf is maintained al different points. Repub.
iican volunteer forces collected in Madrid
Barcelona and other cities with a view 10
rescuiDg the prisoners taken by the military
during the la;e engagements at the barricaces
nave cut the telegraph wires and stopped mail
trains carrying government dispatches Very
considerable alarm still exists al Bear, where
;he populace remains in an excited and upruly
condition. The Republican deputies who have
counter revolutionary or Democ REACTION
lry bands in HeresCa and Martazelo, Their
forces have been defeated IN the last named
place by the local authorities and troops. The
most serious events may occur IL SPAN at any
moment, but Madrld rem .ins quiet lust a,
present.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
WESTERN ITEMS.

ItlesTdphed EzelUs.rely to Tie ErsRiag Star.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Thomas Bowling was
arrested IN Quincy, HI Isst saturday, for
traudUlently obtaining $500 from Kansss
City, Mo.
William II. Roonee, formerlya resident of
Chicago, nysteriously disappeared from Cen
Jral City, last week. As he lad considerable
currency, and about sixty ounces OF gold upon
his person, it Is feared that he had been foaIly
tealt with.
A meeting Of citizeIs has offered a large
reward for his discovery.
The old Santee Fe Gazette has changed
hsn6s, name and politics. The new paper is
called The Post, with o. p. Sullivan, Collector
Of Internal Revenue, as managing editor.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
OISARNIMENT OF EUROPEAN POW
ERS.

Telesrcphed Exclusively to The Ereniny Star.
vienna, Oct. 3.-The Presse (of1cial organ Of
the American Governmentl publishes advices
from Paris TO the effect that the Emperor
Napoleon hopes 10 open the coming session OF
The Legislative body Of France by announcing
70 its members, among other matters, the fact
hat an agreement has been arri we'd at between
Ialeous disarmament. Ee
Evening star., 1869-10-04
Xiroiui1 NeyvS.

The Richmond Whig gives currency to q re-
port that the disabilities OF Hon. Alexander
RIves will be removed, and that he will be ap.
pointed one OF the nine Circait judges to be
gress.
Gov. F. McMullen mas been appointed By
Gen. Malone q delegate to represent the Viz
approaching Louisville Commercial Conyen-
ton. Then there is one speech. certain.
William Anders, of Winchester, has been ap-
pointed, "by Gen. Candy" Superintendent OF
the Water Works In that town
A yourg gentleman frora Paris arrived ~
Lynchburg yesterday, en- ron to Lexington
TO enter as student at Gen. Lees Coiiege.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

TIE VIRGINIA SENATORIAL QUESTION
About fifty members OF the Virginia Legisla-
ture have arrived in Richmond. very few, II
any, are Committed to candidates for Senators,
and all seem to be waiting for caucus 10 de-
termine the matter. The names chiefly men.
Toned by the walker men for Senators are
Franklin Stearns, General Robert Williams,
and Lieut. Governor John +. Lewis. A caucus
OF Walker men will be held tonight 70 nomi-
nate officers OF the Legislature. Sephanius
Turner and John p. Crenshaw are spoken Of
for Speaker Of the House The Senatorial elec.
tion will not take place until the end OF the
week.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
FlREMEN,S RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

Teiegrapied Ezclusirely to The Evsaiaa Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-On Saturday night,
during the hremen's procession for the recep-
tion Of the william Woolley" Hose Company.
pistols and bricks. Charles Fithmeyer re.
ceiyed two balls in the shoulder fred by a DO.
iiceman, who, with other members OF the
police force, is accused OF leading the rioters.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

WASHINGTON. ID. O., Ostober sth. lS69-
EditOr Of Star. Frsm my own experience. and
from the experience OF otter persons, as shown
by communications in TRR STAR, it is clear
that the spring balance, used In the markets Of
this city, are unreliable as an instrument of
deter mining the true weight of meats and other
articles OF traffic. Awhile ago tue Council
passed an ordinance forbldding their use
from and after November lst, isSa, believe.
Now j see that l6s butchers have quietly peti-
ton the Council for the repeal of the above
ordnance. 1 trust that tue people Will be
wide awake and attend TO their own bu siness
Let these meat dealers, and vegetagble dealers,
butter dealers, and all Others, be compelled -
use the old, reliable and tIme-honored scales
with weights. Let the people present remon-
strances ST once, and thus prevent the repeal OF
the present wholesome ordinance. Every one
whose Supplies come from the markets, public
or private, interested IN this matter. l. :. a.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

uGaBulls" in milk-the milkmen
~Calico balls are fashionable in Atlanta,
Ga.
~ Mr.. George Peabody intends 10 pass tne
winter in the south OF France.
g Fifty lives were lost by the faii OF bridge
az Konigtberg, Prussia. during the festival, In
honor oithe King. Sept, ID.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
THE MARxErS TO-DAY.

telegraph Frclusfrely 10 TAc Ereatag Star.
baltimore, Oct i.-Ootton a sh ade better.
though not quotaoiy higher than 27a27k X
Flour dull ana lower o sell. bar we sun uCye
Howard street super, S6s6.25, do. extra, - 2sa
S7..5. &C. family, S7.50ssS 50; City Mills super,
S6s6.JC; do. extra, s6.25as7-5o; do. family, ssa
SlO.25; Western super, s5.75ax6 IS; do. extra,
s6.asas67 IS; do. family, sias75S. Wheat dull
al . idasl.s5. " aite corn, : O6aSl I0 yellow,
Sl.CSaSl.US; mixed Western, II. Oats dull at
s9s60. Rye u. l.issSL2O. Pork quiet at $50.
Bacon frm-RIb sides, coy; clear do., 2I;
shoulders, L. GEk; hams, 2ia25. Lard firm
lesl9A. WhisS ~ firm and in fair demand at
Sl.22aSl22k.
NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Flour dull and declin.
ing. Wheat duh but nominally unchanged.
Corn dull and declining.
NEw YORK, Oct. s.-Stocks steady. Money
easy at Ca per cent. Exchange, long, 4;
short, sS. Gold 29H. ". =. $40 bonds, l-6i.
coupons i9k; lO-iu's cOapons9. Va. = xes, ex-
coupon, So; do. new. s. a, North Cardinals,
old, 50, do new, A..
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.- Nm. Fisher & Son.
quote Virginia skies, old, IS bid, ASK asked
DO. cupons old Is bid, 50 asked. do. new 81
bid.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

SENATOR KELLOGG, Of Louisiana, has pub
lished a card, in which he hepronounces the state
ment telegraphed North that there were frauds
in the New Orleans Custom. House during his
administration as Collector, most base and
dastardIy fabrication from beginning to end.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE INTERNAL RRv1yUB RECEIPTS from the
South will be nearly nifty per cent. greater
for the present fiscal year than for the last
fiscal year.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-There is 4 great
demand for building lots m the vicinity Of Up
per Marlboro, Prince Georges county, Nd,
just now, and several sales have been effected
in the past few days at 500 10 500 per acre.
The following sale have been recently II ade in
Virginia. Four hundred and for,y-seyea
acres in Madison county, OF Colonel Noah ].
Henkel's, to Abram G. Smith, Esq. Of West
so s NJ ron "a "a =
FLzhueh, for SAC per acre. House aud lot in
Harrisonburg, for Mr. Abram Smith, 70 Col N
], Henkel: price Si,2O
Evening star., 1869-10-04
WANTS A CHAN

WANTS CHANeB.-Collector Clerk, of the
Charleston Is. C.) custom m-house, complains
that many Of the appointees made at the re-
quest OF the South Carolina delegations are
ex.rebels, and he wants q change.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

The PRESIDENT has appointed Samuel
Brown, jr, Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
the ith District Of Tennessee, vice Tune.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

CHIEF ENGINEER W. w. DUNCAN, Nava
Constructor; Thomas Davidson, jr., and As.
slstant Naval Cor structor John W. Easily
have been ordered to report TO the Secretary o.
the Treasury for duty.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

REDUCING THE ExP8NsRs.-The salary list
OF the New YORK custom. house is to bs re.
duced s25.OOO per annum by removals Of EN-.
ployees.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

Ex-PRRsIpBSr PIxRCR is very i'll Of drop
sical affection, and his recovery Is considered
extremely doubtful.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

AN ACT Tor the reliet Of James Liyerpool
BE Il endetedby he Board OF -iIderMea aud Bgara
~ Common Council Of the Cfy Of Waskt10fC.-
Thai the Sun OF ten oollars be, and the same
rs hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund
by Justice Tucker.
Approved, september 70, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
FIRE AT SARATOGA.

TsEegraphed Eaelusi,ely to The EUsHing Star.
SARATOGA, Oct. "A fire here this morning
burned building occupied by Jenner & o.,
druggists, Gibbs & Son, fiour merchants, and
severai lawyers. Loss, sl5,0 ,0Oo. INSURED. Cause,
ncauda8ry.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER Of Internal Revenue
J. H. Douglass left here on Saturday evening
for New York, and will b, absent until Friday
next.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
PERSONAL,

Tsrecrdrked Escisapely to Tie Ersnino Star.
BALrIMoRK, Oct. 4-Gov. Haight. Of Gall
fornia, and Gov. Holden, Of North Caronna,
are In this city.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
An ACT TO pay J. :. Jones, apothaearv. for
mealcines furnished ID the rnnr ., -

medicines furnished % the poor.
Bea enacted ty The Board Of AId. rnea ana Roard
q Common Camel Of he City Of Washfa0son.
Ihnt the sum OF Slls15 be, and the same ia
hereby, appropriRted ou' OF the genersl fuud
10 be paid 10 J. :. Jones, for medicines furnished
the poor OF the Fifth ward, for the quarter
ending The 3cth day Of June, 1850.
Approved, September IL, 1859.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

HThe Home Journal says white crayats
have been given over 20 walters exclusively
RCharlotte Cushman has bought o sIS,009
estate in Chicago.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

MRS. ABRAHAM LINCoLN is still in Frank.
fort, Germany, living in grea. retirement and
In very unpretending quarters. She sees but
few persons, and those generally American
ladies'.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation 70 Webb.
Digest.

ResOlrel By the BOdrd Of Aldermen AMI Board
q Common Council q ne Gig Of Washington,
Tha. the copies OF Webb's Digest of the q Drpo-
ration laws, now in the charge Of tn w iter
Registrar, De, and The same are hereby, placed
in the charge OF the Mayor, subjeSt TO his con-
troll and order.
Approved, September Il, 1859.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

MAYOR BOWEN returned from New York
this morning, and is At his Office to-day.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

THE WHITE HoUsE.-But few visitors were
at the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly all
of whom were admitted to see the President
Secretaries Sherman and Boutwell,, Senator
Spencer and Mr.. Yeaman, U. s. Minister at
Copenhagen, were with the President this fore.
noon.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

PRRsRYTERY oF The CHKsAPEAKE.-This
bedy reasserS Sled in Baltimore on Saturday,
when the committee on finance reported, re.
commenting j reduction Of 33H per cent. on
the asses sfnen Is made upon the Central Church,
Evening star., 1869-10-04

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, having accepted an
invitation from the Republican State Commit.
tee of Pennsylvania to address a meeting In
Philadelphia, left here to-day for that purpose.
The Secretary will return here tomorrow or
next day. During his absence Assistant Sec.
retary Hartley will act as Secretary.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
II = N o v A L.

moved their ART STORE from No, 3O4 Penna
avenue, to No. 245 n street, between 18th and
Ath streets, In Hooe's new building
Our new store will be opened to the p1blic a.
soon az 1t can be properly lifted up, with q new
and splendid assortment Of everyt In our line
Thanking the public for past favors, we hope TO
receive continuance Of their patron age, which
US SMITH 4 STRONG.
70; 4e6( on 1XHIBITION INo. 4se
1TH \ AND SALE Ira
no. ass Seventh street, Between d and h streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Uneice OIL Paintings, Engravines, Ohromos, 30.
Also, Largest Stock PsperhanRings, window
SHADES, Picture Frames, Picture Cord ana Tss.
se, Rfngs, Sails, &C., In the District TERMS
casa. Please Remember Name and Number.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
OFFICIAL.
AN Acr for the relief Of James L,verno

Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seventh CoanciI
Of Washington City, ID. 4.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
EHGLISH OPERA
BY THE CELEBRATED
kICHliG'S OPERA TRuIPE,
FOR SEASON OF TWELVE NIGHTS,
CommsneinS MONDAY. October an.
MONDAY. BOAEMIAH GIRL.
TUESDAY, TRIVATORE
EDkESDAY. PA DIAVJLO.
, BOX sheet open WEDNESDAY, Sept. 29tb.
heseIteo seats 20 Gents extra. Sc I-tf
Evening star., 1869-10-04
RAILROADS,

1869. y Asalseros. 1869.
ALEXANDRIA. AED GEQR3ETOWN
RAILROAD.
RENEWAL OF PASsEEGER TRAINsl
Oz aBd after MONDAY
oSioi:T ss g. t'5 lsss; If%Fsssf
VII be run between WashiDgt and Alexandris,
IS follows:
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS,
(SUudays Included
Ii We WAsHINGION-Erom Maryland avenue
Iepsf-5.S IA.
LEAVE ALBXASDRIA-Eron corner D1ke and
Eenry streets-o SO .. N.
LOCAL WAY TRAINS.
LEAVE v ASKING TON-FrOm Mary land avenue
It tpOt-9 a. m IL =. m 2 p m, 4 20 m 80 m.
LEAVE ALTMAN JRIA-Krom corner Duke and
J. my strsets-i3O a. IN. From st. Asaph and
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