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GIN MAkINd O. &c. a

GIN MAIkING O. &C. I1 {
8 We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the ad-
vantages Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way Of re-,
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly.
iinjure the finest staple, with an improvement
TO regulate the noting Of the cotton; our brush
lis constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strength and force-
all very material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and exnmine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either of our work or prices. ;st
CABINET MAKINGs "
We arc also prepared to do work in nthe
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stnnds, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON s.. BROTHER {.,
Opposite the Presbyterian church
Sumterville, April %, 1S47. 2B Nv go {
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Begs leaYe q Inform his customers and the
the public general y, that he has lust receiy.
ea general assortment Of ofhfEDICINES.
which he will, dispose of as low as they can
'be afforded in this place.
J. l. MILLER, M D.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIT,
IN ORDINARY. &,
Mary ]. Wells, applicant. 3.ss

Jas. Hodge, and others, defendants. @
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Robert
Smith and wife defendants in the above stat
cd case. reside without the limitsfof this
State: 1t is therefore ordered, that they do
appear and object TO the division or r5sale Of
the Real Estate sof Thomas b. Wells, decd.
on or before the nineteenth day of December
next, OF their consent. TO the same will be en-
tered of. record. if7.ts ,.s
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sept. 10, 1s4s. AZ a(ss,) 4I2 5.s
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/, tne sghscribess haye Just received 4 I'LL 81
Gnoss s 'North Carolina and country Bacon a,,d
Aaro; me latter cured BY jos. b. wv Nhite. AlsS
e, 70 Gosnen and Mountain Butter, Cheese aisd
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NOIsICE,,.
Just Recl he'd

Goshen Buttcr, Cheese. Pickles, ekeis
eli sI, G'pgerf Preserves; soda. Lemon. and
~ Ysne ackers, Also, Bacon and Eard. Slll 3s
2 ! Z, .. =. SO MEMS GO.
4 t1SoV - 5ss II sff -
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eFURNITUR,;Elsi,.. ,;lsi,.

Il f FURNITURE.
just received a fine assortment of curl.
maple and fancy sitting and Rocking chairs.
cane and wood seats; together with a fine
assortment of Furniture, such as a.
Sofas, Book Cases,
Wardrobes, Bed-steads, Fancy
and Plain Dressing Bureaus,
&c. &c. &c. &
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
., II, ,4ss J. +. SUTHERLAND Y Il Z,
Camden, Ian 10, 164s. IL 5 s,
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Tie ffieIssis of tNilIfaiiinul
a. COLCLOUGH,E Esq !, announce him as. u
eaaldate for Sheriff ats the next Election. 81
April 10 rs
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


co B,IT%2rr Friday o., s.s.o Maryland Quarterly SIS
Ohio RR Dvd Bonds ~ Lou dor ~ 900 do, III 10 shares
do. %, 80 do, 2s 80 do, 8 mos 2sh.
PHIIAprIprIA Oct H.--First Boards Mechanics Bank
25 800 Girard Bank, 1915 N o. Gas 100; 5000 ea Notes
1900 Sch Nav 6 Co. 31s 1900 do Is id 1890 Ches Del
Canal Gs 90, So 1000 War Bounty Ty Second Board
Union Bank, Tenn i2 LOCO Gin 6s o. 7s; 100 State 5
1874; 2i3 do 1917; 100 Reading Railroad, 1854.
BosToN Oct. 13Brokers Board-2 shares Fall River Rail-
road s3 do and Mass. Kairoad Az do. do, 4i
rad t 100 do do l64 do Vermont Central Railroad 52
20 DO East Boston Company l0. s4montbg SIOU Reading
Railroad Bonds 1850 5t Second BoardlO shares Vermont
and Macs Railroad, 62l4 new.
DOMESTIC MARKET.
BRIGHToS CATTLE MARKEr, oct. 12-M Market
476 beef cattle 1000 stores; Is pairs working
as cows and calves $500 sheep 5000 swine Prices
Beef cette-First quality, 81. rs I'd. do, SO; Sd
SIS So Stores-2 years old, S12 TO SIS years old,
$40 10 S22 Working oxen Sales at Ss5 $50 800 and
sos. Cows and calves $21 $26, $50. S94, and $40
Sheep 81 25, 81 so, SO and SO 30. Swine-At whole-
sale. $50. TO 4slc. retail 41sc. to 6c fst hogs Axe
to 4hc.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BRIoGEroS, (Barbaaoes) Sept. 49, 1S4s-Since our
last sdvcps trade has proved from the markets being
now fully supplied with articles which were wanted,
and spsculaors to buy with greater spirit Of
confidence. About 5000 bbls. Of -four, and fair sup
plies of corn crackers peas, and potatoes have been
taken for home consumption, oecasoniDg decline in
prices will be reference to quotations here
in contained This change has benefited the poorer
classes and, as the year drawing to close the plan
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Wheeling banks are y per cent discount
There has not been for some time past, any alter
alton of the least consequence in quotations Foreign
exchanges have been less active upon the de-
parture of European packets while domestic exchanges
have been throughout the exceedingly uniform
in rates. and in very limited demand The deman for
specie for shipment has become greatly reduced but as
the shipments have lately been principally in foreign
coin, there has been variation in prices. Uncur-
rent money has, for time past been quite active,
and there still large amounts Offering for redemp
ton. The brokers, however, have not had such rich
harvest during the whole of last season. there not
having been any bank explosions Of any Importance
and they have therefore, confined their operations in
this cure ncy almost entirely to the regular system of
redemption As the fall trade falls off, the amount Of
this money afoat becomes reduced.
The quantity of coal transported from the Anthra-
cite coal regions of Pennsylvania for the past week
was as follows -
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President of the United States, Washington, C.

THE ABDUCTION CAsE.-In the case of the State
Us. Bridgeford, charged with the abduction of a
ri named Mary Jane Spencer which has bee in pro-
before Justice Black during the last three days.
the .xamip alton concluded yesterday afternoon,
and resulted in the defendant being held to bail in the
of five hundred dollars for his appearance before
the Criminal Court. The examin nation ably con-
Quoted by Messrs. Labeaume and Elliott the part
Of the State, and Messrs Field Smith, Blackburn and
Wright on the part Of the defence. The evidence
against the prisoner appeared to be conclusive and if
the statements of witnesses to be relied on case
of deeper depravty has not been brought before tina
public for many day. However, the affair is to
undergo still further judicial investigation forbear
comment-St. Louis Rerielie, Oct. Z.
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tiers will be placed In possession of the net proceeds
their shipments Of produce, which will money to
poets. Exchange il dull The rates the Colonial
Bank through the Commercial Department. for 80 day
bills 81 TN 60 day bills 81 rs and 90 day bills 81 7lH
per flOO sterling Wholesale price of American bread
stufs-Four, 81 rs; meal 81 rs and scarce; vel
low corn, 81 so per bag; backeyed peas, 81 so per
bag; crackers 81 rs per bbl pilot bread SO 30; pork
$40 so hams. 10c butter, 18c. tallow, 10 $50. !;
white pine lumber $40 per NJ. tobacco leaf S6aS7
10Olbs; do. man ufactured S9as10 Goldfish S3a So 40
bitch pine lumber $780, cypress shingles, So 5cas7 5o
cedar do So so q S..
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CON ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
ONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Oct. I4-6 r. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
prices for most Of the fancies fell OF fraction. At
tie First Board Treasury notes declined q per cent.
Canton, u Harlem. q Reading R. r., u; Norwich
and Worcester, "a; Erie r. R., new, full, advanced 4
per cent.
At the Second Board Harlem advanced "a; Erie r. r.
fell off u; and Reading r. R. u.
counterfeit $40 bill the Troy City Bank has been
discovered at Cincinnati tits we'll executed and cal
cuated deceive the un:uspecting The centre Wig.
nette is railroad train and tree the left end has
steamship, and the right end is vessel under full
sail. The paper rather light.
The annexed statements exhibit the quotations in
this market, for foreign and domestic exchange for
specie and uncurrent money
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The Metallic Tablet strop, for Kee

N1cVHIAhC
R..ors perfect order invented BY Saunders 1916 This
article be- long and favoraby knswn need
it's virtues Suffice 1t olsay it has been equaed
for purposes intended the inventor having
usual premium the Fair Of the American Institute
occasion that the article has been exhibited for cmpton
Certi6catea we'll from the first gentlemen in this and
countries and cutters in all parts Of the world acknowledging
wonderful be at the Factory N Broadway
oil Liberty street. and 3S7 Broadway.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
good Boots shoes and Gaters at JONES Ann street.
the American Museum First quality Of French Calf
Boots 81 3d. second So 30 to 81 Congress Boots from So 50
to 81: French Patent Leather Boots, 81.
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MI ECHANICS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway betwse on Grand
l and Broome Streets commenced Monday October ID
and will continue nght until further nooe-Third
CHRIsrYs MINsTRELs, (organsed in lsi2) whose CON
certs in this city, for period Of ten months
ed with such distinguished favor and
honor of to the ladies and gentlemen
vicinity that they will series of their popular Concerto
introducing variety Of their original Songs Chorusses
tersc Dances &c. Admission Is cents Doors open Con-
Saturday commencing at o'clock NJ the
and direction of r. u. ChristY
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ANrHRAorrE CoAL.TRApr.

The receipts now are at che rate of more than hfty
thousand tons per week The aggregate will soon
reach two millions of tons and before the close of
yjgation, 1t will be largely exceeded.
The quantity of tobacco inspected In, and exported
from Virginia, in each of the past two years, as
annexed
MOVEMENTS OF ToBAcSo IN ViRaiNIA-lNspEoTroN
Ann EXPLOITATION,
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BALTIMORE, October Ia. 1913.


The Election Ercitement-S Speculation as 10 Cduses
-Democratic comfort from Ohio Tneatrtcais.
The dispatches received from Ohio yeste rday,
announcing great democratic victory IN that
State, and which now pretty generally credited,
caused quite revival of the dropping spirits OF the
democrats, and "Ohlo is a gone coon" was their
response to the Jeers of the wings as to the fall of
the old citadel of democracy, the Key Stone State
Our politicians OF all parties, are figuring and
specializing as TO the probable cause Of the unex-
pected result in Pennsylvania. Some attribute it
to over confidence and general apathy among the
democrats, and others, to the fact that Longstreh
the democratic candidate, although strict q Iaker
all his life, has recently joined the Catholic Church.
which gave especial offence to the old Pennsy-
wanna Presbyterian Dutch. The real cause OF the
change, however, ] think, is free soil. II Is
have been received, that there has been at least
fifty thousand voters in the State, who have neg
lected to vote that there is no increase in the
wing vote, and that these voters were formerly all
democrats. Ii, therefore, seems to be more than
probable that these missing voters are those at
tached to the Van Buren, faction, who having
severed themselves from the democracy on ma
tional politics, also stood off from them In the
State election.
Herr Hecker, the great German patriot, arrived
here yesterday, and caused quite stir among our
quiet and Flooding German population.
The Holiday street theatre will be opened next
week by its new lessees, Messrs. Hamm and SillS-
bee, of the Baltimore Museum. There is proba-
bility that Fry's opera company will be here dur
ing the season.
DumbIeton's Ethiopian Serenaders close their
three weeks performances here tonight. They
have had crowded houses during their entire stay.
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VETERINARY suRGEON-MR FELIX X. NASH, " s.
memtor Royal Veterinary College. London may be consult
various deaes Of the Horse
Gentmen and parties ryrchasin horses will find it
&c which only they feel confident &c beng
posed seller Professional opinion So So Operations
Ierfo equally cheap Paid tiers addressed nm
oHioe Chatham square, punctvally ATTENDED 70,
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CoRNs, BUNloNs, BAD NAILS RADICALLY En-
~ taoted by Dr. SHIRIAKOFF, from ST. Pe'ersoursh-pr
tees leave most respectfully TO inform those who are IN any
way afflicted with calosities &c. that ne can give I'M
ueoise rle lie himself TO one who would honor
him with visit the above by bis delicate and paIacuar
which will perfectly In assurance ne VIII with
great letters and certificates which
he 10 constantly receiving from bis patients Once 63 Chambers
street afle The Park
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct

PHILADELPHIA, October Ia, 1913.
Poht,cs-Sudden Death Franklin Institute, &c.
The excitement among our politicians is APP
preaching to fever heat. Reports which seem to
have been manufactured for the purpose of Undue
Ing those interested in making bets, now
afloat. By some, Longstre tn Is elected Governor
by 400 majority, and others place the election of
Painter, the democratic Canal Commissioner
beyond possibility of doubr. Crowds are gather
ed about the various publication Offices anxious
to hear the contents of the latest dispatches, and
as they favor one party or the other, they give
vent to their feelings by cheers.
A case OF sudden death occurred this morning,
ne ar the House of Refuge. A carpenter, while in
in his shop, fell suddenly back and died in few
minutes.
The Franklin Institute exhibition opens
Tues day, and the depositors are bringing forward
their inventions and manufactures very rapidly.
A great variety of machinery will be in operation
on the lower floor of the Museum building,
driven by an engine made for the Institute espe-
eially for these exhibitions. " -.r.
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Stocks.
,...,,,...,,,,,h hds 1877

The inspection for the year just closed, 1901
bids less than the year previous and the shipments
1886 hbds. less. The falling off has been in the
port to France and other parts of the continent of
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ms fRUMENTAL CONCERT BY
the celebrated Germana Musical Society formerly


the celebrated Germania Musical Society formerly
Gung Capelc comp sd Of twenty performers The above
thankful for the kind they have received
their Concerts beg respectfully to inform the citizens New
York. and generally that their fifth concert will take
place Tuesday evening" the 18th ins which occasion
from the best composers will be selected Part l.
WALKER Ianner Variations the Trumpet executed by Herr
Haase Gany Matrimonial Blessings alop GungL Finale
Gupgl Part H. Overture to William Tell, ROsspi; 8.
chow TO- Hyacinth Polka Gung H. Grand Pot Pourri de
publican by particular desire c. Leusciow Reiseh for
the Company Admission 50 Tickets be had the
Music stores and at the door evening the Concert Doors
at Concert to common o'clock precisely The "a
Germana Musical Soc ty will give their first Grand instrument.
tai Concert at the Female Academy Brooklyn Monday
ing Oct Der 6 which choice programme will be
perform ed.
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(NHANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORM ERLY
~ Chathsn-honony Eyenins Ectr 49, will be rmed
spectacle drama of IvANHOE-The Black Knight
lrap Isaac Yo,k MT warttch 70 Be followed BY the MYs
frau; Captain 1obn Mr. Burke; Mr. Precise Mr. Paraey
Big Lze Mira Mclean; Little Lze Miss Messenger per-
Torrance conclude with the laugh bile buresque called
MMACGREEDY Or Star at the Opera nouse-Mr Hamlet
Messenger Lady Macbe b. Mrs Mclean Doors open al 6Is
perform to nt7L. 80
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VUNWU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMBINATION HAM
ngtons Sacred Doiamas 'of the Of tho ord and
the Grand Spectacle OF the Deuge Ais twenty magnificent
Scrptura antings by Mr. Baker, ondon
Ing shout Oo feet Of whole comprising Of
the most beautiful and interesting exhibitions exhibited
America The Creation Fall of Man. Judgment the Almighty
Es uson rem Paradise Death OF Abel Evening before the De-
luge The Deuge Gods Covenant with Noah Destruction Of
dom and Gomoah Daughter q Pharaoh Finding Moses Tho
the Tables Fall of the Walls Of Jericho Joshua Commanding
Sun TO Stand STILL &C., Ecnow exhibiting every aiht this week.
o'clock splendid fh 800 Broadway stOppans
Baths HANlNGIoNs entirely new Grand Scriptnra no
Of the word and the Deuse assisted by
full instrumental accomplishments Six Days Of the Creation
Scenery and Northumberland the First Day The Fan,en
the Second lay Dry Land Herbage and Flowers Third Day
Fifth Day Creation Of Anmals Sixth Day Garden Of Eden
ton the part Of the exhibition closes Par2Grand Dors
Of the Deuge Tickets rs cept children half price, Doors
ut 7-curtain a IL O'clock.
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WooI.-Tbe operations Of the week comprise 80 900
pounds city pulled, at 81 CSC cash and mos some
lots Of super at "a 26 and $4,000 pounds quarter to
full blood merino, at "a q &c
WHIsKEy Sales of about 500 barrels were made, in
Guiding Ohio and State prison, at 24c.
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NEW BRoA DwAY CIRCUS NEAR SPRING sTaREr-

NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STRREr-
~ John Tryon and Corporal Thompson Managers
evening" Oct of the world Brit
ish AcrObats Lavaer Lee c. Lee W. Walker Stewart for
evenings only q number of Splendid udress
ente and cavacade, the Mobiles OF Persia The
bats viii appear in double act Of craftsmanship called the
Oympan Games Mr. H. q. Lee and his infant pupil will APP.
and classical entertainment entitled the Gambos
of Puck with the Elm King Mr. Snde the Dying Moore
Slack Rope performance conclude with The Bunted
Doors omen ha mast IN commenceatY
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INTELLIGENCE ~ THE MAILS.
A Letter from Cen. Taylor.

The Washington Union Of yesterday publishes
the following letter from Gen. Taylor, addressed
to some person IN New Jersey whose name is not
given in answer to inquiries upon various political
subJects--the tsrih, national bank, Wilmot pro-
vlso, and others. The Union Processes to regard
this as the most remarkable of all the "astound-
ing, strange, unwarrantable, queer, and perfectly
nexplicabe epistles that have ever yet seen the
hight from the pen of Gen. Taylor"-and d-votes
to it nearly a column of editorial comment.
BATON RoUoE, La, March 20 ls4s
Sir-I have to acknowledge the receipt Of ysur po-
lite communication Of the 9Th inst, asking my views
on certain questions OF domestic policy
beg to inform you that have uniformly declined
yielding to similar requests In the belief that my
opinions, even " were the President Of the United
States are neither important nor necessary and l
regret to add that for departing in the
resent instance, from that course
With sentiments of much respect am, SIR your
0bedient servant, H. TAYLOR
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DARK THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, OCTOsER I6,
the Entertainments will commence with the Farce OF
Bon AND IOX-Box. Mr. w. Is. Chapman Cox, Mr. Dawson.
Mrs. Bounce, Mrs Dyott To whct will be added. new
FREQ erck FtzcodHsh Tptop Mr. Dawson Mis- Bella Hme
Bishop with variety of To conclude with grand
Ballet Fantomme of E DIABLE A QUATRE-Polinski NJ
hOpplas hszourk ~ Corby IVAN, M Cor, ct; hazoursa
Nine Monpaitir Previous to the Ballet Apropos
tue. introducing tn popular sung by Mme Anna
Bh pDress Circle 75c Family Circle &c., Upper &c.,
Pit S7Hc; Gallery. 2hc ncors open at 7commonce "a
(OWERY THEATRE-hONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER l6
- will be performed the national Drama of PUTNAM-Gen
ashnetn, Mr.. N. sco I; Gen. Putnam Mr. z. Br,wa
Iabert Mr. Tilton; Capt Sappg Mr. Wrans; Oneactah
b. Clarke; vioeah Mrs. Jordan; Kate Putnam. MIRA suher
land Alter which grand Pas de Deux by Signora Cooa and
Ssnor N, RI To conclude with the Opera LOVE SPELL
Doctor Dnlesmara Mr. A. Andrews NemOrino; Mr. wardeo
Miss open at 6 performance to commence at
precsey Foxes rs cents; Pit and Gallery l2 In
artal. he " SWam FOx
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NJ AGIC SOIREES.-RENEwED ATTRACTION AT TIE
WI New Room 331 Broadway next door above the Broad
way Theatre Martini and Levasseur that
they have engaged the celebrated Mr. Ne horn without
who will appear evening his pleasing performances
Paror Delucns by signor Martini with the Anti
Mesmeric ClArvoyance and Magic Dvnaon by Madame
Also the much admired Astronomical Diagrams and
Diaphanous Tableaux Admission 4 oents-commence at u
O. clock, "
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Leaving Van Buren's majority. ....... $4,000
The diminution OF the xhlg, vote and the force
of the seeding wings are probably both under
stated; and the barnbulner vote, it is claimed,
will rise 10000 to 10000 higher. The wings
acknowledge that their aggregate may be
diminished by 5O,ta Van Buren's MAORI
~ in the State, 1t is calculated, will be
not less than 10000 This estimate IL, Of
course, in our Judgment, too high The eighth
district, heretofore 1900 strong for the wings,
will GO for Van Buren,, If It does not actually
reverse its majority. With New York for Van
Buren,, neither Cass nor Taylor can receive me
popular electlon-but II must go 10 the House No
candidate ever succee ded without New YORK, aud
the tree soilers exult in the omen. -
But they count upon more than one state The
Cass men IN Vermont have two alternatives pre-
scented TO them--to run and show their strength,
or 10 vote with the Van Buren, party. In an active
confidential correspondence with the present poIl~
ticIans in New York, it Is asserted they will take
the latter course. The wings, in the recent cleo
top in that State, expressly stipulated that the
victory was not to enure for the benefit OF Taylor,
and II Is believed large number will vote tor
Van Buren,. Il the popular vote does not give the
State TO Van Buren,, the choice Will be thrown on
the Legislature, where there Is DECIDED anti
Taylor majority. The small number OF Cas- men
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M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE--MONDAY EVEN.


AVA ing Oct IT, the entertainments Will commence with new
Petite comedy entitled the CUSTOM OF rae COUNTRY
eche Townsend, Mr. Nckinson Handle Hobbs Conover
Agatha Bloomington Mrs. Henry Peggy Miss After
which, entitled lEoEUS AND ARIADNE-
F@dalus MT Bacehus Mr. Ncknson Mnos H. Mr. Ar
mold Teseus Mics Mary Cannon Aradns Miss Clarke After
which called COIN TO THE HACES-Mr jeremiah
1widdle Mr. Holland; Mr. John James Chuck Mr. Ncknsop
Mrs Twiddle Miss Mary Cannon To conclude farce
titled FAMILY JAR S-Delph Mr. Holland, Doors Oman at =
Curtain rises at tx o'clock