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TELEGRAPElIC.
Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept &c VI.
The news brought by the steamer Union at New York
was received by mail the oath inst and had the ef
feet OF unsettlng the markets Sales OF cotton were
light and only note 200 bales at about previous rates
Fair quality Upland worth lie &c, while good
fair To good and fine were nominal Four-The market
was dull sales of GOO bbs made, including bio
aud Illinois at 81 u 81 IS; st. Loas City Mills was
worth 81 so - rs Corn Sales Of 1000 bushels were
made ut 60c for mixed and 65c u zoe tor good sound
yellow, which was In scanty supply Wheat The
ket continued bare and no sales of making
Tobacco-The market firm, with sales OF Keatucky
leaf nc sac Oats~ales of 300 sacks made
Pork-Sales were light; 100 bbs prime at
S2 so; mess was worth Sl4 Sli 80 Lard change.
Whisky zoe 2c Sterling bills, ~ a71a; New York
sight do, par = discount Treasury Notes, par "a
premium. Freignts very dull
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comparison prices ruling the close of the mark
ct with hoss the close Of the pre-
voua week exhibits decline in treasury notes Of Ia per
cent Reading bonds. 36 Reading mortgage bonds IA
Reading railroad bonds, ~ Norwich and Worcester
~ Harlem, az Long Island, TX Farmers Loan
~; Canton, Morris Canal. United States Bank
~ 1t will be perceived that several of the fances have
been very inactive The small fancies require such
small sum of money to carry them that holders gen.
orally withdraw them from the market when prices
much depressed, and wait for improvement.
The receipts of the Stonington Rail Road Company
for the msnth Of September were unprecedentedy
large and the rival routes the number
Of passengers carried exceeded than three thou
nand the number for the corresponding period
II the connection with the Boston and Providence Rail.
road is msde at the Cove this will soon be selling
ut par 1t is now worth about eighty, 1t pays a
dividend equal to more than six per cent. ON that
amount
The Vermont Central Railroad Is progr essiug rapid.
y Fourteen hundred tons Of iron have been delivered
upon the line and the workmen have commenced having
the rails 1t Is expected that hundred tons more
will be delivered making two thousand and all will be
laid this fall This quantity Of iron will furnish about
twenty to twenty. five miles Of road
The Madison and indianapolis Qndiana) Railroad
has been completed and the cars regularly be-
tween those points
The Cambridge Bank Macs will nav dividend n.
3k per cent and the Charles River Bank one of per
cent The Ocean Bank Of Nswburyport, dividend of
per cent. aud the Merchants and Mechanics Banks
per cent each.
The annexed statement Of the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States exhibits the at his credit in the Trea
suy assistant treasurers and depostaries from pub
lie deposits and the mint by returns received Sept
ooh the amount for which drafts have been drawn
and were at that time uopad and the amount then
NAMING suject to draft showing also the amount cf
future transfers to and from depostares as ordered
since the previous report by the Secrercary of the
Treasury.
OovEANMrSr Drrosiras-CA,H on HArp. srpr 90 la47.
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Gulf In the promo uneiamento published by Santa An
mmedistely after the battle Of Buena Vita he dis
tucty aludes TO the Rio Grsnde as the boup darv be-
tween the two countries and in all his remarks upon
that point conveys the belief that the Rio Grande
was In his MUD the recognised boundary We
do not suae to this as an item OF much us
the views and opinions Of these Mexican leaders under
g. so Often such complete revolutions that they are Of
no particular consequence, any further than to show
tne inconsistency Of them There Is one part Of the
recent negotiations near Mexico between the commits
oners or both countries, which is very credtabls to
tns honor OF Mexico and that it, the determination with
watch they adhere to the Nueces a. their eastern
boundary The war commenced at this point and upon
THIS point the treaty failed. They will sell any other
part OF their territory; but the principle upon which
they fist took up arms, they steadily adhere to- The
whole difficulty hinges upon this thing, and there
fore resolves itself into questionWl the Mexcans
ever finally abandon their claim to the territory be-
tween the Nueces and the Rio Grands?
The receipt OF the advices from Mexico alluded to
above had rather depressing influence upon the stock
market generally but particularly upon treasury notes
and other government securities The impression had
become pretty general that the next arrival would bring
Of treaty Of peace having been agreed upon,
aud tho disappointment has therefore, been very great
So fur the actual effect of the upon financial ana
commercial affairs generally Is concerned, We do not
think It will amount to much. few days will suffice to
get things in the commercial world quiet again, when we
shall realize very little change Much. however, depends
upon the course pursued by the government not only
towards Mexico ia the prosecution Of the but in
laon TO Its financial matters Larger and longer ioans
will have TO BIZ raised in way, and unless come of
the most rigid restrictions of the independent treasury
act temporarily removed to meet the emergency
fear considerable dcuIty will be experienced in nego
tatipg them fAvoraby II ID fortunate the meeting of
Congress Ia so at hand, the first movement OF
that body must be to provide and to carry
on the vigorously and effectively.
W. table giving the quotations for stocks In
this market for each day Of the past week and at the
close of the week previous The tendency Of prioed
Throughout the week has been downward.
QvorATIoNs FOR THE PRINcrAL STOCKS New
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Died.

On the 3oth September, RopERr LEE JAcQuEs
in, aged IS years also the I'd Instant SALIVA An
GELcA JsqUEs aged 20 years. and Of Robt
L. Jaquea. Their remains were taken to Railway, N j
tor j"t~rment
On the let instant ut LOG Elizabeth street. after short
and painful Illness MARY W. STEELE, wife Of Professor
John Steele, aged 81 years.
On Sunday, Sd instant, EEIzABErH AoKERMAN, in
FAINT daughter Of Peter NJ and Sarah Bayard aged Is
months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral tomorrow Tuesday 9th Instant at
O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents IL State
street.
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Sale OF Stocks nj B0Sa0u -.

ExcHASeE BoAnp. Oct Rs WeMen Railroad, nix; IA
Boston and osdence Railroad 1855 EastsTn Railroad
o9h; Cheshe Railroad pa; Boston and Name Rail.
road, ll6M; do, new l 20 Hut and Railroad 60; Ies do
20 d. ss 100 do. D D. e Meeh'n,s B.nL lotk 100 Ea,
b d, 10; 80 do t1x;2 do, LK; Is do, b 60 d, xs
AT AUCTION a shsrcs Wes'eru Ra,lro,d x per cent
tern do * adv: Is DO Boston d Providence DO
600 Boston Bark So Tor $50; d. Tr most do 500 rer n
,do Merchants do, pal; 10 Old osny RaiI.oao per
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sales OF Kentucky and Virginia tobar co to some ex.
tent were effected Prices were firm, and steadily ad
yancing In foreign nothing transpired worth report
ing
wHALEBoSE.-No change noticed, nor sales re-.
ported
WHisKEy -Saes Of 80 barrels State prison were made
at 291ac and about 90 hhds drudge made at zoe
which advance.
FKEIGHTs-To Liverpool contin ued nominal Heavy
freight 10 London, reported at 2js 49,. Flour
engsged to Gasgow ut Is Cd; to Havre 20 continued
to be the rate cotton
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Married

On Sunday evening, the Sd instant, ut the Blocker
street Church, by the Rev. VIM. Balch. Mr. WILLIAM
CARoILL, to Miss SARAH HARRISON both of this city
On the 3D. instant by the Rev. Frances II Cone Mr.
RoBERT w JOHNSTON, to Miss MARY ANN STEVE sson
all Of this city.
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FsOun tho South.

PHILADELPHIA, Dot. o, ls47.
The contents Of the Southern mall were anticipated
.nis morning BY the special express tho Nsw York
Herald No further dispatches have boen received to-
day.
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TO THE -
LATEST MON EN1 .
TELEcRApHIc.

T. ~ fIt
TELEc RAPHIC.
Ths New York Democratic State Convenaou.
DESPATCH, NO. 1. f.f
ALBANY, Oct 3, lsn-7HP 81.
The following nominations have been made by the
convention, at Syracuse =
For Comptroller:
- HuScERFoRD, Of jefferson County.
For Lieut. Goosrnor;
NATHAN DAyros. Of Nisgsrs.
| r, For Secretary Of State;
EDWARD SANFORD, Of New York.
For ATTORNEY General:
1 LEh D CHATfELp, of Otsego.
| For Trsssurer:
| "Hoh'k w. GrrisR, Of Wayne County.
~ 49, For State Engineer:
u. w. CHiLDs, Of Onondas n COUNTY
For Canal Commi,siorry,
John u MArHER, OF Rensselaer, County
ELIsHA b SMITH, Of Chenango Count
FREpERicK FoLLEr, Of Gener<e Countv
For Sfcfe Prison Inspeetors;
JOHN FISHER, OF Wsstchsstsr County.
0EoRcE CALDWELL, OF MONTGOMERY Countv
NORMAN B. SMITH, OF New York.
The Wilmot proviso which was moved - an .m.nd
msnt to the report Of the committee resolutions va
voted down
The convention adjourned at three clock this morn
ing.
DESPATCH NO. II.
ALBASr, Oct a-P. NJ
The Syracuse Convention adjourned at two O'Clock
this morning.
AntiLsvery resolutions offered, and aftsr . vio-
lent debate they tabled The committee then
ported the address and resolutions.
An effort made to afx anti slavery resolution
to those reported by the committee.
The effort failed, and after an awful row the oonvcp
tion adjourned
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1850 coo

The amount subject to draft on the 2oh of September
W., soOl73s larger than In the previous month,
thowog that the receipts into the Treasury from
customs, the Issue Of Treasury notes and other
sosrces have exceeded tho expenditures How long
this state Of thugs will last depends upon two events
the progress OF the ard the extent Of our foreign
trade.
t viii BE- perceived that the number Of repositories Il
rapidly falling of drafts having within the past month
b'sn drawn for the balances in all banking or other
comp1aee This will reduce the repositories to twenty
Eve making them all sub-treasurers
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WARRINGTON, October ., lsa7
tairs in MeSfeo The worst eonGrmsd- The best done
that could be done-TAe Eastern Nail
We are indebted to the courtesy of Hen. W. j. Brown
Of the Postoace Department for the outline of de-
spatch received from the Government express through
from New Orleans to Richmond thence by telegraph to
this city.
The James L. Day, from Vera Cruz, had arrived at
New Orleans, six days later.
The news was received here by the Post ONCE Depart
ment this forenoon, and should have sent II on at
once but repairing to the telegraph ooe We learned
from Mr. Bailey one Of the obgiDg operators that the
line between this city and baltimore was out OF fix
You wil therefore, have to rely upon the ponies but
few hours behind the lightning line from Richmond
You will, OF course, have received the news In adj
vance Of the msiof the hard lighting for Ave days at
and in the ciyof the loss Of 100 Of army OF
the death Of Bravo the Mexican General and Of santa
Anna being wounded In his retreat, twelve miles 20
Guadaoupe.
messenger will leave here immediately with de-
spatches for General Scott, and for the whole line
from Vera Cruz up to the capital. w
r. y The Post-onics Department has closed the con.
tract with the New Haven Hartford and spring geld
line at l4O00they asked $4,000 but the Post Master
General brought them At last to the old terms.
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FI>O FARMERs-THE LODI MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offer for sole their new aad imPy,sJ Odd
retts for on winter gains at the old saplshed rates
IS per bushc and 81 50 per barrel be ha rrd
from James b. COY 20 West ,rs.l, New fe,k; o. ON"
the ctory the H. cksnsack river, near the nrhc
road from Newark TO New York. sill 9titawsm
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SHOULD3k bhA, rs, ana EyDb Bt.AJ -Agttr,
~ Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder brace A., v IL a.
commended and psuonised by the mont eminent .u sros Ia
this country for children adults who 10 ,i
or round shG,dered affected spine persons with
neu or an IN The chest those Of c0nsppt,e cdenay
habits those confined BIZ study wrtpr leak
hey will ind them an invaluable article bsce h, I'D
ers, expand tne chest thereby nee ard ssiv
70 the lungs Mechanics and labores BY rufiug m,
brace, VIII be sble TO do ~nr with les fs swell
10 improve the form To ce bal whoi-sse rsfaJ ~
I.AcATf's,
osnremsn's Quitting store. 81 btoeo ray
~ Psfs fscs.
NB.-Asoa superior Body Belt, kbaonosl SapPcrtrf
highly recommended aut ffradt ~
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= fS:s:,:s:I.: a:S ;:::sI:
Pee sbug Va Snunton, Va aud the Virginia SPRINGS We
don, N. G., and ChaIleson, s. L.
The public informed that the aud pdid low
sure steamer POWHATTAN tconnectirg with die Gree,
Mail Line at Aqquis Creek leaves Com wha
Baltimore every Tuesday and FndAy Evening, ate r. M
Tor above poiDts. ~
W hNIchnonos
v1s 49,.
. weldon, y. o.. .....
stssunton. Va. .........ll
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BY THE MAILS
The Late News from Mexico.


WAsHIroroS. Oct 2, ls47.
no longer any reason to doubt that negotiation
hasfailed and that hoses have been renewed AMI th
j. the extent u res nv the las arrival
o. PENSACOLA The details II the fight At Chxpoltepeo
wear an air Of improhabty Chspoltepo Is Oh. ars~p-
81 Of the city Of Msrico aud is one mile distant
from Tscubsya IL il probs bic that the small force Of
our army represented tn have been attacked by large
BODY Of Mexcsns at This place. would been ut once
reinforced before there conld b. such ar Is said
t. have taken place as thu fsb must have been directly
In view OF our .ncampuent Then again, Con Worth
said to have been badly wounded but he has been r
ported ~ either killed wounded in every battle in
which he has been engaged the commenc. IN ent OF
the war Whether this part the account he tru. or
not II almost needless say that tn. report Of the
terms offered by MIR Trist Is clum fabrication
NO such terms we're ever offered by MIR Trt for such
were not the terms Of treaty he him. and no
would not have dared to compromise hs on
n" own responsibility BY such mousrous propositions
No dispatches have yet been Mr. Trist
or General Scott and until the receipt Of Gfciai inte
gsnce, nothing can be done.
When the government sball be appraised oficialy of
the failure Of negotiations. Mr. Trst will doubtless bs
immediately recalled and the he sent to osr
will be given to the public 1t win put our
moro than ever In the right
| Since the above was written tho telegram h..s,
nounced the arrival from Vera Crus OF the steamer
James L. Day at New Orleans, ON the eveaine OF the
10th ut The news by this arrival ia of greatest i'm.
portanoe The negotiations have beyond all doubt
iAeo' 'ne arinstce had been broken, and troops
nad on tho 10th uit occupied tae ely OF Mexico not
without terrible loss which Is set down at from on.
thousand to seventeen hundred killed and wouu DID, but
whether In this is included the former loss 1t Churubus
co and Contreras does not appear General Bravo il
ported as killed, and Santa Anna wounded The latter
1t said has retired to Guadaoupe with tho remnant Of
bis shattered army.
The most prominent feature In this news is the ter
ribe loss We have sustained II 10 to be hoped. how
ever that rumor has greatly exaggerated IT. but the
city was taken by storm, there was beyond question
some desperate lighting The escape Of Santa Anna ia
much to be depored a. whether not no has succeed
ed In bringing with him the archives of the govern
ment ne will undoubtedly endesvor organise tbs 90
vernmcnt in some other place. The osacisl accounts
will probably come to hand this evening" In which case
II the telegraph be in order 1t Is not now will send
summary OF the particulars. GALvIENsIs
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Being At the price direct and eIpedtous sud
much more certain than the hcsepesh Boy River
sesmbosi the wide and rough pom II yhe Bay
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided BY this line.
Tmvele advised that line hereby ised 10 part
ind parcel OF the o. Mail Line through Virginia ard hsf
sthe intention Of the composing the Great Mail
Line thst shall be conveyed BY Them
ton with the Powh,tnn always ehssrly by any othrr
ne and with comfort expedition aud certainly hsn b.
any other line, except the tine via Washington.
For further particulars inquire NJ the Southern Rayosd
6cr Pratt Baltimore; Il STOCKTON Fa az The tss
Commerce street wharf or on Tuy'dsys end Erdsys on
board the Powh,ttan Of O. W GUNNt Ill. Cant
" B-Tmvelers by the above liue wi, bear in mind tina,
they have hours in Baltimore than pastencers liz
peats Bay and James River Boss aud vet rearb
any point south 81 Petersburg me with c,s lss
when there breach Of by the BAY Line
ivl 3uneo
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IA
>uA hAxA LONG ISLANDS 900 in pur, es
~<R3$ft Snc4X THE NORTH AGAINST THE
SOUTH.
sa>-H---->--s-s FASHION and the great Soptbe,n
horse PASSENGER, will contend for the four mile purse
and probably more.
Tue Races he above Course will take place first
Tuesday, 9Th October 1877, and continue three days
FIRST DAY-l1oel Purse $780, three mile heats Same
daySwse psaes. for yr ods that run mile heats;
entrance $780, forfeit $50; which has closed with four
scrbers
Anna Maria.
W w BARRIERS Dr. Fdncy,by Hombower, OF Stanley
Eclp'es dam.
A. Coaover's b. c. Traveller. by Mercer, dam by Mon.
mouths Eclipse.
Samuel Lsirds William Gibbons1 b. Whisper. by Ma
SECOND DAY-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE si3oo-, mile
heats: Same day-Scrub Purse so. mile heats entrance
addrd.
THIRD DAY -PRoPRIETORs'P PURSE $50, two mile
heats same dav-3entiem meas Post Stoke $3.50 miles
ogt entrance S2 added Six subscr bers closed
emcn 70 ride IN jockey and their horses
l.. rurdy, ii w. Herbert, o T. Hare q. Young.
The rules OF the to the above except
IN. gept emeps ct he.
For particulars. zee " spiri, Of the T,ucs."
The Cars I'll be readiness tshe passengers from
the races, almost every hoar in the day
N. B.-Two - mike in each OF the above
ccpt The sentlemens which will require three start
A26ftrrc q T. HARE. propricfor.
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*. M EXTRAORDINARY TROT-
AZ HASA TING MATCHES at the CEN
S3f6GcfIS4N TREVILLE COURSE, L. l.
EASS On Monday, 9TH OF October the BAY
60 mare Albany Gull will against
tmr two matches viz list 100 hous, for the
sum Of s2o and, secondly, perform 1921 niles fr $3.50
mofs-boh mstches come off toge her She will start att
NJ The has the of going ,he Ieases If
rot She be managed by II Jones' This will positively
take place, should the weather permit % 3tje
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e-eD FOR UNION COURSE RACES.-Loug Island
LA Ra lroad Compauy-Trans will leave Brooklyn for
kZZUnion Course the 5h, 9Th and 7h October fol
lows At9 30 70 1880, H. 3d. aud IL A. NJ and fre.
quc,t aios wi be de he'd II MISUNDERSTANDING 10
Brooklyn after the are over. OF ats &c
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e. oD.4. q x. syssss 9'sss vii
Miss Ella 51sa Fsiia.aS. Mr M.ny..; Aoaas iI,S
s'gaot . A:S,,uS',sl '''''-- '''A
Rs e: Mr. Bass. Captain sSo Nr DUAL. bosdSy
Door, b.for. O'Clock r.rr.n.,e, viii
ce@.e-.. n.c.-ly . 2aa.tsr sau =. WV
Bo%y sss.f TMa H.
THE s FEC 81 Si
TRluMpns OF R &c dsi AND READY.
psdar Mr. e burke; Gsna. Mrs. Joidsn an1ss
BOW Ss hsD 81
Our dag aoats proudly-Taylo, ,pees the
l..vi.oa--rhs Fail fo Of a.i as,ss. Dream
2ad vision-The Capture Of Monterey.
~ Bss o. Of Ss.s. v
Ss
for Point lsabs-Bombardmenr Of the Fort, and Death Of
s 9 Of s de u:
eu sfs the ss b. thrown opeu to aid in the
of the g be forgotten Three Days Fight
n p.syiCa. which viii + psrfoI%sS THE RENT Day
Rachael sywocd MI. fh MiaI'ha Sui0s c. Burte
Doors win be ca O'clock and the carain will rise
so.e. s5 Cents; r, and Gallery. Ish Cents.
CHAhIThFAGMh the M.a.s.n.a.
vii WIN fS'" Who's Ss'0 T ~ toSPo
10 be foJ%.a a. b. sIsI fsIas M;; cshs
Mr @aiees Mss NSsa cruz c1an MAipE NJ:
Cl,rke. ~ ~ '~NAA''e'' "''S'
To conclude with THE LONELY MAN OF THE
OiEAN Or the Perils Of the Battle and the BreexeLeut
Adam bashfoid, MIR; Ncaie; Windhsm Bowyer Mr. Sui
Ivan; Jack Jolly, Mr.. Brandon. 49, ~ ~
rFicEs-Boxcs, Is cents, Pit, l2E cent?.
Doors open AZ 7-perfomance Commences nj haiEpast1
Monday, October e isr-open every night
60 ETHioFIHsN. ssESRENADEns.
oerinan' -, sanwood, Harrington, Pell,
Whie and Howard,
SINCE h. return from Europe where they had the distiu.
fpshed honor OF caring before Her Majesty Queen
Gentry of England '' ~
sereSades req ecttully the lad gen.
Yemen oil New York that they will sereg Of en-
,eItanments at the above house Mondy Oct lh which
Leeeiyed WITH enthusiastic applause by thousands who
lneir peTio, mances AZ the St James, Theatre
peou OF IA months consisting Of songs glees, cho-
russ &c ccomp'ned with their unique Instruments
For particulars small bills
Under the direction Of Mr. ]. A. DUMDOLTON
o'clock. 80 .oa 10 70 -
"A
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l,WAVhLLlNG TRUNKS, Sc--JOHN CATTNAtH,
Trunk Msnufac,urer No. Wall street Of Broad.
way, has baud aud constantly making good
ment Of Trunks Vases. Carpet Bags aud Sttchels, whole
sale and rettL
As,, superior! article Of Sole Leather Trunks, suitable
er American or Europen travel and Partmant, aus for tho
French Nac Post,
rdets for the West Indies, South America, &c. fsi with
~ m
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* 0c CENTREVILLE COURSE
HSA MA -TROTTING.-Pmse $50; two mile
X#SHT6SSA-h heats IN barnes S; free for all ing
-<SD3SS NsShorses thai never won purse oversize,
to close at Green & Bevens, on Mon
day. Oct the ith BY O'clock p. NJ, thee
and make raceto come off October
the 7h. JOEL CUNKLIS, Proprietor.
tenfrryillf Oct. 2. 1917. lie
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M lTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATKE.-Nionday Eve.
~ nng Oct ath the performance will commence with
LuCKs ALL-Perre Gobemouche, Mr. Holland Cams,
After which, THE PARSONS NosE-Mr Bubb, Mr..
Mitchell; Madeline, Mrs. IImm ~
10 be followed by BEULAH SPA-Hector Templetos.
Mr. Hollands; Caroline Crafty, Miss Mary Taylor
- ~ conclude with KISSING GOES BY FAVOR-Jean
Gril,on MIR Hollands Marchoness Louncy Mis- H. ,her-
wood; Per inc, Mira. Timm. " 1880
Dresscce so cents Upper Boxes IS cents Pit on. .b
ling Private boye. 80 Orchestra Bnres. IS