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ORIGIN rTHETERus LIZARD CIDER
AND LOG CABIN

The Washington correspondent, of the
Baltimore Republican,, a prominent Nua
Barcn paper speaking saeeungiy Of Geu.
HARRISON, -ay-:
"GnE nA , nAaEEi ag iIssp CguEa, spa SIP.
TIT rfNsics o. TWO tnapssso 4 WAR, AN
ouE WaAn faH u, itH WILL SIR rHg REs4lsBEa
o. uls BANS eoNtEsIlB - ; Laa { AriS."
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NOTICE.

FHNHE Trustees OF Davidson College are re-
Il quested to meet at the College, on the S:h
aud 9th Of July next to attend te the Examine.
ten Of the Senior Glass. The other Glasses viii
be Examined on the 2Slh and 29th, and the Gem
mencement will be on The S0th July.
CHAS w. HARRIS, Ssc'y.
jane 90, ls40. t4o
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CUARTESTON-U-NF N

as@ We are authorized to announce
TnoMAs \. ALEXANDER, Esq, as a Can
didate for the office of Sheriff at the ensu.
ing August election.
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Cry haroc and ict slip the dogs Of
Har."-Havoc indeed, but not to the on.
envy. Havoc only 10 the Trcasurv-poo.
as 1t is. Look AT the bill Of particulars
tor the importation Of the Florida Blood.
hounds, which We quote from the Newark
Daily:
Tie Tertarya f Fiori3. 10 r. Fitzpatrick, Dr.
January, l-lD-For 80 B.o58houuds
parchased IA Cuba, S2,-33 90
Expenses al Met4woaas and Key West,
including port charges and quaran.
tua dues; yo,ante hire to 60 to the
south side OF Cuba, and expenses al
NldTcga transportation of the dogs
at Matsuzts and Key West carpcn-
tors bill tor making Lighthouses
lumber old canvass, &c. 303 30
Charter OF the sioop Marshall for the
voyage 20 Malauzas ANA back to II,
Mlrks, COO %
THIS sum advanced to the Spanis-ds
who accompany the dogs as per &c.
counts herewith, 1876 Go
Passport tor those five Spaniards, % 25
Pad ioF - lbs fresh bcof in Tallahas.
soc tor dogs, 90
My compensation, 1000 90
$1,000 50
Cry this sum received from the
Union B-nA by ord-r Of Gov. Cali 5000 90
Balance, SO 36
Uncle Sam will find $4,000 rather a hca-
W item Tor 33 Dogs, which after all the
cost, have not caught a single Indian.
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Alarming Fdcis.-Out of 1872 fires in
the city of New York, reported by the
Fire Commissioners, between May Odd,
1889, and the same period 1910, no less
than ninety-slx were in their opinion impu-
table to incendidrieSi Of the total loss
S., 225, 4O0-halr occurred in the stores,
&c. DESTROYED by incendlaries.--R. Reg.
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RICHMOND, JUNE 10.
Greca'S Trial c0acludca- yesterday
evening the trial of b. W. Green was con.
cluded before the Examining Court, which
came to the unanimous decision to send him
on for further trial before the Fan term Of
the Superior Court, on both counts Of the
indictment: lst, for aiding aud abetiing
VIM B. Dabney is smuggling money from
the bank for bis (Dabney behooi: and ID,
involving the general charge of larceny !;
lfaudulenlly taking, carrying away, &c. to
the amount of 100000 and more. There
was no application made to bail him. Coun
sci for the Commonwealth, Joseph Mayo and
John Robinson, EsqS,; for the prisoner,
B. ". Leigh, James Lyons, Samacl Tay.
Tor, and W. .. Archer, Esqs.-ComP,
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aa9 We copy the following from tie
Camden Journal OF the 18th ult.. to which
wc cali the aaaatt0n Of our agricultural
friends
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Tie Post master GenefGl.-JoLn NJ
Niles, the new Pos, master General, in his
Life Of Commodore Perry, published in
1921, in giving sketch of Gen. Harrison,
SAID -" The defence Of Fort Meigs, and
the subsequent capture Of the Army, may be
fairly considered the most brilliant and er.
traordlaary eueHts Of the Var"
In referring 10 the battle OF the Thames,
Mr.. Niles SAID -" 1t must be conceded that
this victory reflected great honor upon the
National Arms, and upon the troops by
whom II vas achieved" Tie action and
tie movements 'shieh preceded il, afford
ample testimony Of The JUDGMENT AND cool
INrREriDITY OF GEN. HARRISON, and in
deed, all The eeents Of tic campdign support
these characteristics the DISASTERS At
TENDING IT HAVING IN No INSTANCE BEEN
DIPUTiBLE TO HIM."
CT Ca Saturday evening last an animal,
ed scene vas witnessed III Washington City
according to the National InleilIgeucer
Nh. JonN BEAR, known as the eloquent
" Buckeye Blacksmith " was announced to
address the people at o'clock in front Of
the city Hall. A great crowd was present.
but Mr.. Bear dad not appear until late
hour, and the interim Of time was occupied
in addresses from M. Boil, of Tenn. Mr.
Briggs, Of Mass, and MIR. Pope, of Ky
Mr.. Bear is spoken Of as one OF natures or.
ators, aud because OF the ha'd times out Of
business. Tie said that "as Mr.. Van Bu7ca
had turned him out Unemployment, he should
do what he could to turn Mr.. Van Buren,
cut Of employment" He Is to speai; IN sey.
eral Of the eastern cItles.-Cas Beacon.
A Discorcrg.-lt appears tha, the ccle.
bratcd bull which is falsely designated as the
bill proposing to sell poor white men for
debt, aud for voting in favor of which Gen
erai Harrison has been 50 mgch censuied
by the tories. was introduced into the Leg.
islalure of Ohio by Thomas Morris, one IF
the late loco foco Van Buren, Tory Abolition
Senators from that State. - Georgia Hhig.
Take If my Name la one paper, ia.
ted las, week, We found the names Of rs
persons requesting 10 have their names
stricken from the lists Of Van Buren, Com
mi;tee men. They belong 10 the following
States: Ohio CT, Virginia 6, Tennessee 3,
Missouri |, Mlchlg an l Kentucky l.-Foy.
Observer.
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Boys, do You Hear That "-Mr,
Poinsett, in his army bill, says that the mill
tia are "wIthou, discipline, SUbordinatioa,
or knowledge Of the use Of arms, and total.
" ignorant Of The manner Of taking care
of themselves, or of each other, in the field"
Aud 10 the same documen, he says, sour
soil might be polluted with the foot of the
invader, our cities taken and sacked, and
our forts occupied, before our armed citi,
Gems could be taught the elemeats Of tactics,
or the simple use of the frelock."
What say you, fellow citizens, are you
as stupid as the Administration thinks you !
II not, and we know you are not, show them
so at tho polls,---lj.
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~ A PTedietioa.-The "Eastcrn Ar.
gus has been revived, and is edited by +.
.. j. Smith, Esq, late member Of Con
gress from Maine. lie regards the Iesg-
nation of Mr.. Kendall, as the most CON
elusive sign aud acknowledgment of the
weakness OF MIR. Van Buren, that has vet
appeared. lie says:
" Mr.. Kendall is taking his position, and arm
ing himself and friends not 50 much for the pen
ding Presidential canvass as for the election that
| IS 10 sue,eed lint Of 1910. And We now warn
the country, and tie Wing party especial T., that
the managers Of the Washington Globe, with
Kendall and Benton, and Blair at their head, are
iortiiylng themselves aud arranging TO lead the
forces Of the democratic party OF The country in
The campaign that viii commence immediately
! upon the installation Of new administration,
which THEY now see 10 he inevitable, and are
not IN fact hoping or expecting that they can re.
cover 10 Nj Ven Buron the lost strength and
lost hold upon public confidence, which are cs-
sen,ial 10 his Reelection. T.ma viii test the cor.
rectness Of our conclusions. The data upon
which We found them We viii in due time e1hi.
vi ~ orr readers"
A proper Rcbuke.-Thc following arti-
Gle Is from the Philadelphia Sentinel, a
prominent advocate Of the Administration.
1t is source Of qualification to find among
any portion Of the Van Buren, Press, sen
tl'nents al once so patriotic and 50 indie
pendent.
Critic cannot be admitted into the Sentinel.
Gen. Harrison Is not oar choice for the Prcsiden-
cy, but that - no reason why we sho;id give oar
columns 70 the props CATION Of ISLANDERS against
him, which have been a hundred times rclutcd
We may ada that he who could write or endorse
tie assertion Of that Gen. Harrison was always
coward, always foe 10 the pocyja, always Yer.
res, and Us Infamous as Arnold" deserves the
scorn and rcprDb1tioR Of every community IL
which the grateful remembrance Of generous
deeds y not a GAmning SIN"
Great gathering in Tennessce.-The
Wing Convention at Glarksville, Tenn. on
the 18th ut., numbered no less than 5000.
\ hundred banners cleaned IN the SUM-
One bore, suspended from the bcak Of an
EAGLE, these words In war, Harrison
defended the iog.cdb!ns ia peace, the log
cabins will defend Harrison" Prominent
among the flags was one trimmed with
black Grape; dark back ground, with a
monument surmounted by an urn; Inscrp-
ton" Ia memory of Hugh l.. White.
We have two Locofoco papers before US
One Of them state, that General narri-
son is INDECENT in consequence of his prodi-
eahty and Incorporate habits-the Other
says he IS worth about 100000, has an
Office from which he receives 10000 per
aunum, and 3" lives in splendid style" The
Loco-toco Federal journals would have a
much greater influence if they would only
learn TO lie aIike.-N y Times
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THE FEDs BEGIN no TREMRLE.

The las, Globe says the repor, was rife
on Wednesday, that Mr., Preston and Mr..
Dawson of Georgia, affirmed of their Ger,
,aia Knowledge, that Gen. Harrison bad
written 70 a Georgia Committee repeating
all his former opinions agalnstthe abolition.
lists.
The report seems 10 have had wonder.
iul effect upon the Government, organ. 1t
seems to trcmb.c in its shoes while nara.
ting the dreadful intelligence. The report
if true, aud We do not doubt it, will nail to
The counter somo thousaud iasehoods of the
Government presses. That Gen'I. Harrl-
son was in the keeping of committee, an
Aboitionist, and afraid to answer questions,
constituted the sole remaining ground of ob
lection to the Old General, with the Feds.
Stripped of that their faSehood and hypo,
crisy would BE- exposed to the public gaze,
aud they would be alike the pity and the
scoru Of the people. The dGy for crpo.
sure and rc,ribution is c, hGnd.-R. Wig,
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/ BaLooniac.-Mr. Wise, the baYooHiSt
has made some curious discoveries. lie
says what we all know, that almost every
one, On looking down from great height,
feels affected by vertlgo-giddiness Of the
hcad--and a sensation of sIckenlng III Sc
Curity: but maintains that this only occurs
when the individuals is standing or sitting
upon something connected nth the ground.
He AYERS that while suspended in air, en-
tirely isolated from the earth, no such feel
ing or sensation can be experienced: but
that the slightest link oi communication
eycna single rope thrown ont and touching
the grounds certain to create it. This
is worth investigation, and we trust those
who have leisure and disposition will test
it, as It's demonstration will be the solution
of another of Natures mysteries.
We learn that there was q terrible hail
storm on the Uwaree, in Montgomery
county, few days ago, which did i'm.
meuse damage. The hail is SAID to have
lain knee deep on the ground.-tuy. OF.
SerrGr.
D0;aeaic Silk,-rhe hanlsomcst spccl-
men vet, of undyed Sewing SILK, which We
have seen this season, has been shown Us
by Mrs. Lucy Freeman, of tins city. 1t
was reeled ON a common spinning wheel,
but will vie in evenness and lus|ro, with
the best Italian.-Raleiga Register,
Cau,ion.-Three cases Of fraud in pack.
ing cotton have been detected withn Few
weeks, aud the sellers compelled to refund.
They were not prosecuted, because there
was reason to believe that they themselves
had been imposed upon.-Fdy. Observer.
Death of the Hon, 9hos. Sumter.-Wo
received last evening with sincere regret,
intelligence of the death of this estimabIe
gentleman. He died at his residence near
Staiesburg, after short illness, IN the I'D
wear of his age. He was the son Of Gen.
Thos. Sumier-a heroic name-and father
of the Hon. Thos. ID. Sumter, OF our present
delegation IN Congress. He was himself
for many years member OF Congress, and
Minister of the L. S. at the
Court of Brazil Charleston Mercury,
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The Hon. Kenneth Rayner has been in
djc,ed in the Criminal Court at Washington
for the assault on DR.. Montgomery. He
submitted, and was fined $50. A friend at
our elbow says the amount of the line re.
minds him of an Alabama trial which he
witnessed, where the Judge fined the assa,l.
ant $40, whcreupon he said, " Thank your
Honor I'll whip the rascal again Fay.
Observer.
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A HdrriSon Siga.--A gentleman of our
acquaintance riding along a road IN Shelby
County few days since, saw two men and
boy At work about piece of fence, in
field by the side of the road. On their
observing him, the boy got upon the fence
aud commenced the song
aye Jolly young Wings of Ohio,
And all yo sick Democrats too"
And singing the two lines, he stopped,
looking at the traveller with an inquisitive
expression. The latter took up the tune
and sung the remaining lines of the verse
Come cut from among the foul Party
And vote for old TipPecanoc."
"Ho's Wing" shouted the boy, looking
round to the men.-Log Cabin.
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IRON me cnArIorrr gornN,i.l

Clayiestgn, June, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15
BY THIS MORNIsG's SOUTHERN NAIL.
Great News for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New Jersey, and Georgia Elections.

New Jersey, and Georgia Elections.
BY express last night we received returns from
these three States incomplete, but satisfactory TO
vast number, no doubt. The Wings have carried
Georgia as SUI they have carried New Jersey,
and New Jersey sure as Georgia. and there is not
adoubt of either. What has been done with Penn
sylvania remains to be seen. So far, according to
our returns it looks rather dubious for the Wings,
as far the popular vote is concerned. The United
States Bank has unquestioaably seriously injured,
il not killed. the Wigs in that State. We believe,
however, that they have gained seven members Of
Assembly, aud two State Senators. They have also
gained one member to Congress in Bucks, and lost
one in Philadelphia, MchIichael, lngerssll being
elected instead From Clark's Gazette we take tie
following and add the returns so far as received:
The news from the near interior OF the state, so
far we get it, is cheering indeed In eight town
ships heard from in Bucks county, there IS wing
gain of between two and three hundred In Della
ware county, whiy majority OF SIX hundred and
fitythree; in Chester, six hundred and hity-whlch
gives the sweep Of that fine Senatorial District,
in Dauphin county, six hundred; IN Lebanon coun-
ty nine hundred: the two last, however, are noted
on rumor Wherever we hear from, the work goes
bravely
We can very well allow friends of the other
side the feeble crow they give for the ThrdDstrict,
in matter which half of the voters did not care
tw, coppers whether they lost or gained,-buI the
state will open their optics in the most stark
staring manner. The preliminary items are coming
in already, like the first big drops OF thunder
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hsvs susE The DslswsIs has Tassd with ''s
Less II skip ErisBy arrival here Menasy evening
ed il the Herald-Denns of hs port informed OF the
total loss of that vessel the 18th May last Chatham
leland She was beating out Of Bay, at night hasine
abaek thrown the beach, bged She had
board $500 bb OIL $50 which sod by the captain on
board she lay for 81 bb 2ioo bbls
d which w"re sod ssTs Which Occurred few d.s
wards broks the wreck entirely TO pieces The snip ana CUNT
learn, fully insured but only small portion OF ner
Erie passengers the ship Chariot LIttehsd 81 ar
SEN which vessel passed up without sop-ng The Chariot
s,ns Ss e o sse9ers and VIM Mumfrd Of his Town
took passage the bark Royal William Of 81 Johns Tor NE
thence the first vessel TO the United states Oliver
iin Of N5cdfori with 1903 bbs OIL bound cruise New
siip Henry Tesds-Drowned from board the Henry
4th Aba Marshall "a officer of said ship, OF Bang Me
Urge Fleet Seventy egh. vessels wen, to sea from amp
SeiT Coma-A letter from Nassau N. p, states that the
Comet had condemned and 10 cent sav had been
awarded -
Brig Caharins-By the Delo PHILADELPHIA. from St.
Thomas received the following Of the loss Of
the Br. Brig Catharine:
ken of by the Com. War of Baltimore from the bot
tom of the Cshane OF ST. Vincent and carried to ST. Johns
Pk This brig capsiz about the 18Th alt N lat rs
So Ion She from New York bound to St. Vincent
they the wreck about days but wanted for nothing
The lady the cabin when the brig eapszed and got
out by cutting hole through her side Capt Duan arrived
incent where he belongs Capt d. kindly treated by
Capt Williams ofthe Com Warrington whom he speaks high
Of and feels himsef under Obligations for his kindness
to himself crew, and passenger"
Shn Ehzobsih Brlce-hggns, not Rogers is raster OF
the Elizabeth Bruce cid at Apalacheola for Liverpool
4rrd!s at NeU OfleGnsThere arrived at Ne Orleans
hctph lat N S1lte rpher
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N avail.


Commodore Wadsworth has resigned his sea. mem.
es The Boas Of Ssy ss arid % d. Sy
s Navy although
o"PssH%ss rs PSI fa1ss. school Phlad
1S
Norfolk Mid Mcintosh rendezvous do; 7i' Mid A
Gardner Wright. from New York for Mobile Oct lat 49,
Portsmouth, Wilson, from NYor for Liverpool Sept Is lat
Woodsde: days from Boston for New oreaw, Oct g. lat
Msr from Providence for Charleston, "a hours out Oct
Andres Bower from New York for Ganzra, reported
Foreign Forts.
1sfSa
ss & a% S
dF Ths MART sept
United States p .rts.
ST johns. b osi b4sp sa NYHA A Syrian
qs Hspi s1o and
ssg o 6s Ss & MsS f Tasa
Bo.rps ct ,2jarr Juno Cronsad 18TH Franklin Nor
Ms1iS
az Mssw W..s4 sc fs Balance
new BrPTSsp, 0c,lasrr Republic. sOyle, Albany; Rod
s.s
Jas LanI HER Kenny do; Willard Miller do; Hamlet Tut,
Hsisr SosS,a RI Rhodes s'is
PnrL ,pELrHiA, Oct Is-sr Delos st Thomas; Amazon,
Maanzas cid Washinston do Pacific Berdean Rising Sun,
Boston, Provdenee Republican, Albany Planet
NYork
BALrrMonE Oct 2arr Mount Vernon Bremen; Rob Roy.
Kingston, ia; Ohio, Boston, cid Phebe ID, Smith, NYork.
RcHMosp Oct iaarr NarragaDse,t BOstonsd Ann Eliza,
NYork.
PErERsBuRe, Oct le-sld Madison, Liverpool:
hsfy Ar%sni. West Indies Robertson is1,iei f. do i'
CHaRigsroS Oct ,o-arr Marathon Boston; Henry Leeds
NYork Monhesan, tn 'mastoni Delaware. Chtn, NYork;
Lawrence do sth Harriet Jessie Lverpoo Lime Rock,
Thonaston cid Rosaro, NHork Vessels in port exclusive
Of the above: SHIPS Louvre Penhaow Liverpool wtg Benz
Morgan, Johnson do do Medora Turner d. do Chcor Ro
syette Ele NYork ldg; Losisl.na, Wolfe Rio JanrO,
Lancet Kruse Havana wtg Charieon Tay or NYerL wig;
Mary Ann, (Dr Woodworth wg; HSnel leslie, Mssnnss,
Moon Ogden, do dos Canton Ys do, undg Aldrich Cope
Phiad, do; Arabian, Hawes Boston, do.
tsv,sS.H, ctT-arr Emily, NYork; 9Th VIM Taylor do;
cid Rienzi, ston sh, Timoleon, do; Celia, NYork
MopLE: DC. e-eld Edw Vincent Nichols, New York.
Tuskina, Spencer, do. .
NV 0RLEAss Oct 2-cd Tibsr, Crowell Trieste; 3D. cid
United States Tampa Bay; Isaac Hicks, do.
ST AUGUSTINE. Oet2-arr Lurana, Swasey, Nfork.
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Pennsylyaniu Election.

From New Jersey, the news is delightful Tor tine
Tppecanoes and not pleasing to the Locoiocos. Inc
polls closed there last night. The Wings nave IL
terally swept the state if the reported major'i.'
be correct In addition to the statement below the
Wings were 2l7 ahead out Of $50 votes counted in
Elzabethtown, and 70 ahead OF $50 votes counted in
New Brunswick, wAen our. messenger lett Ihese
we will add to the aggregate Annexed are the re-
turns, which are of course very incomplete.
New Jersey Election. ~
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che commissioner reported the bonds sold, and that the
funds in New York London at the command OF
state. On the contrary is the business OF the agent
whether ssioner as in the ofnos, Bank
in the of Florida required to produce at home
the face of the bonds in money The question on
coming before Court of Errors, will be highly interest
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Married.

On the 18th of September at Brooklyn by the Rev. Mr.
.O'Done Alexander Gran. of New York, native of Aber
deer Scotland May .7n1 Ben of Brooklyn native Of
keand, county Kilkenny.
On Friday afternoon, 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Cow
en-, Loneford Easmond, of Middletown. N j. to Marie
-d.ugater OF Thomas Bridgeman, Esq, Of this city.
On Tuesday, 18th instant, ST. Johns Church, by tbs
Rev Mr. Higbee Peter Thatcher Homer of Boston to Caro-
kn., daughteI OF VIM. J. Bunker, OF this city.
On Tuesday, l3th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Wainwright
Robert u s. Boasa to Easins daughter of the late James
.Segune all of this city.
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PARK THEATRE

PARK THEATRE
THIS EVENING, October IS, the performance viii con-
v,,..,,.. NJ! r TIsS ff ;i,s,,. y. -
Rocco, Letter Jaequiao. =, jones
Alter which, Mrs Hill will dance the Polish Kracos.ae
W Aliti sh AND m aE EATS s.
Lady Dundsr, Mr.. Wesailsy
g%SSs IS SSSE aSaiS
TS GSi Nj bt Fsa. ssl Banss ei aa
81 s.ets Gallery e
HILLS THEATRE-Chatham square.
(Late the Frankiin.)
THIS EVENING, ocioberls the performs will
s 5: Slope, S ;:5. f$$sE NJ, Ache,
D,'%s ssy Shipper f'a"'' Boots Mrs Herring a,s'''a
Inc '''''''' FolloY;s y =; opsraof MILE A%'A
Capt R Rg!a. MIR Russell Mr. B'l'' Mr.. m M ru"sr
The evening" fa i,isfp fEBl e conclude with
M MTT DHSse NJ a ess% Mr.
50 Fs q Psse "a b:s. as.4,
hnvlng separate entrance, ~. cents
nh ~ ChATHA N THEATNE
THIS EVENING Oct The performance viii
Bamboo soppop.h, " Rs s sS.ss, M~rhoeae
"home ;, Hsrvio Nano Duvere, Mr. Mestsyer
iI:hee Lelus, Mrs Thorne
an ae"'eo Dance, by La Petite Bertha
After which the drama of
jim CROW IN LONDON
Sttnes row Mr Rice Hector, Mr. Mestaysr
Nj, ,r.. An1erson Pop, Stanley
"i"s IIen smith,, . Mrs Madison
49, THE RED INDIAN
Paditaw, ArWood Melton Nj Gin.
Bertha, Mr. ~, lime
Doors at T. performance commence aartsr ~
Bonesso cents I'd and Sd tiers piiai cent. gallery in
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Oct l5-The performances Will earn
menee with the bsrletta of
DAMON AND PYTHiAS
D,mon, MI Edwin Pythias Mr. uor,.ast,.
Jase. Nss 81 nris,,n
The Cracovienns, by Ms Tarphuu
Followed by the extrsvsg CANA Of
| 9 4 o
. OR CRUMMLEs IN SEARCH or NOVELTY
W,,,i 1"'es' Fir hrtShel Aieyn, Mr. Russell
Tha!ia, Miss Trr,hn niiioe'~
To conclude with
THE FEMALE BRlGANDS
por'1Ht o,. MIR Cunningham Fernando, Mr. Edwin
noI rosa, 49, .. ..,,, Miss Singleton
ling IL oAe MA
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mai

EA.en Steamboat Mail, via stonington
daily, except Sundays, =. .......,...
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Hasen
daily except Sundays. 80. ........;.
Eas,e-n Land Mail WHICH leaves sunday
morning, cleses Saturday ..........
Eas,ernWay Mail via Harlem, stehester,
Norwalk, &c. daily except Sandays....
Hartford Mail, by steamer, daily, except
Sundays..... .;........ 80. s.;...,
Southern Mail through to New Orleans
w ss.iy Mai. iaiiy.... ....:
Nor,aern Maily daily. .......... -.
No-.h .rn Steamboat Mail, 10 Saratoga, vi .
Haison, Albany and Troy, daily. ......