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CHERIFF' SALE.

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STATE OF IOWA, Lex CounTy-6s
BY virtue or special execution 10 me efrected -.
sued by the Ciert Of District Conr Of said county 10
favor Of John Rablin and against Rufus e. Al
have levied upon aud will ell - the highest blddeE
at the door VI the Clerks Once Of the Uurtct Court
Ice County Iowa, Keokuk In said county, on she
l4h day February A. 1881, between ne hours o.
nencine nj o'clock .. M, the following property,
to-wi,: Part OF the southwest quarter OF section
twenty four I24l township sixty-ave ISL range nse
1911 west, described follows beginning ~ the nora
west Of sad southwest quarter thence south
four ri chains and thirty nine ss links, thence east
fourteen tl4l chains and nine 90 links 70 stake on
the side the plans roxd thence Horthihry -one
degrees CA y west along the plank ROAD TO the norm
line OF said quarter SECTION; thence west eleven
chains and t4sl links to the place OF begin
ningi containing Ave 90 acres, two Cd roads and .ix
teen tl6 rods Of land or leas; being part o.
land since laid OF and known as the Gate CITY, OF
Burkes Addition to the City OF keokuk, Lee Ccunty
| Iowa; or so much ~ shall be neces-aTy.
Taken, levied upon andto be sold ~ fderofCour'
| 10 satisfy said wFif Of execution,
| Keokuk. January IL, 1868. -
sneri = vi L~s County.
| ianl4d BY d. i. Eslrn,jr., Deputy
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GHERIFF'S SALE,

STAIR OF IOWA: LEE CoUHTy-Ss.
BY virtue u special execution to me directed issued
BIZ the Clerk the District Count OF said county IN IA
vor OF Dana Farrar & Hyde. and J. c. Tyler Co. ct
AL. and sgainst Huston, Hawkins Huston, have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder, MT the
door or the Clerks Office OF the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa, ut Keokuk in said county, on the
14th day Of February, A. d. 1862 between the
hours OF O'clock a. M. and o'clock p. NJ. OF said
day, commencing at o'clock r. n the follow prop
eriy to-wII Lots Iumber seven m and eight Isl In
block number four fa1 In Reeves, Perry williams
Aaditio to the City OF Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa;
or 40 much ~ shalt be necessary.
Taken levied upon End 10 be sold by order OF Court,
to satisfy said writ Of execution
Keokuk, Jan. 18th. 1862
NC. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
taul4a BY d. b. SMITH jr Deputy
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HERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA: LEE CousTy-SS.
nv yfrtne OF special execution To me directed Is
sued ty the CLERK the District Court OF said County,
in favor of Hiram barney and agains. Jabea Billings
ei nj, have levied upon and will sell TO the hgnest
bidder Mt the door the Clerks Once OF the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa, ~ keoknk IN said county
on the 14th day OF February, A 1852. between
the hours of aelsek and O'Clock p. m OF sai
day. commencing at 2o'ciock p. m the following pro-
t.-wa The south half Of section mum her twenty
four ta4l the tract iobai section twenty five
IN Township number sixty Ave 100 and range Six lej
west, situated In Lee county Iowa.
Taken levied upon and TO be sed By order of Court
to satisfy said Writ OF Execution.
Keokuk, Jan. 18th. 1862
N G.. Hedges,
sheriff of Lee County
ianlAdlm HyD. Is. SAITH, ir., Deputy
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CHERTFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA: LEE Corrrr--SS.
Hy viftne al an rxeeutaon to mo directed IT,
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county
in favor or John McDii, and against Elizabeth Gun
n,nghs and b. r. Messenger, will sell 80 this high
bidder, At the door Of the CLERKS once 81 ihs
nssrics Court OF Lee County, lows, ~ keokuk IN
said county, Oh the 18th day Of February A. y. 1902
be- ~ can The hours Of O'Clock and o'clock
m. Of ssiA day commencing u O'Clock p. m, ihs
Following property, lhr levy on said property having
been made BY John b. knight. late Deput, shern To-
wit. the north quar,er fthc north guar
ter II OF the northeast quarter IN OF section
tw ery three f23I TO wnship sixty Ave 1851 morrill, o
range ave Isl west, In Lee Cosnly, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and TO be aoldto sslsiy said VIII
IL execution
NC. HEDGES,
sheriff Of Lee County.
ianlId ByD. b. SxlTn,jr., Deputy
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CHERRIES SALE.

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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CounTy. SIS:
By virtue ofan execution directed issued by the
Clerk Of tho District Gour, Of said county In favor OF
NJ arks, Palmer cnshnMn for benefit Of John South,
and AZ ainst Soliars Lat baveievied upon and will
sell to tho highest bidder, al the door Of the Clerk
OfTce OF the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, ~
Keokuk in said county, the 10Th Of February
A. u. 1862 between The hours Of o'clock .. and
o'clock p. Of said day. commencing vi O'Clock
p. m, the following property .to-wit: he west part
or section thirty four ia township sixty-seveD G71
north, 81 range six situated In ChailestoD town
ship, Lee county, Iowa; containing In all thir! 80
acres
Taken, levied upon and 10 be soldby order Court
To satisfy said W rit o execution.
Kcokak, January 9Th, 1862.
~ G.. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
ianp-atd - BY d. b. SMITH jr. DEPUTY
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CHERIFFSSALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouSIy--SS:
By virtue III special execution TO me directed, Ia
sued by The Clerk District Court of said county,
In avar Of Hiram rley std against y. A ard, land
decree against Edwin II, bobeil,) have levied upon
and will Nel the highest bidder, ut the door Vi the
Clerk u Office OF District onrt OF Lee county Iowa.
ut Keoxux IN said county the 277h day OF Fcbru
AIRY, A. b. 1902, between the hours Of oelorE m.
and o'clock p. M OF said day, commencing u
o'ci D. ths folio Wing property tt-wft The sauh-
quartr " tho southeast quarter Il] Of sec
ton three IN and the east half VI OF thr southwest
quarter ri Of said section in iawnship sixiy-six 1861
NORTH r Rge six FOL It, In Ler connt,, lows e.
TaKen, levied and 10 be sold by order OF Court
10 satisf, said writ VI execution.
keoKuK, Jan. -, 1869,
n G. HEDGES.
Et.L.EsA Iaa CaAr a..
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INTEREST RENTED.

The following Resolution whs pnssed by the Boardof
Eupery isors nj the r reccHt meeting:
Resov ed, That the Treasurer and Collector 10 hereby
instructed to remit all the interestthat Is due the
Taxes " Leo County Except the year 1851 provided
that the are paid within the next ninety days.
and that the Clerk give notice this In the
Fort Madison Plshdealer and Gate City and that thss
act take eject from and after publication In said pa
pers, and further,
Resolved, That the Treasurer be reqnredt TO notify
his Deputy oicstoy In each Township, and further,
that all efforts to give notice person
ally OF the purport ofthis Resolution.
STATE OF IOWA. :.
LEE COUNTY,
1, Erie j. Leech CLERK Of the District Court, ex-
oScio Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors, do hereby
certify the foregoinKto be true abstract Resou-
ton passed by the Board Of vi county,
on lhe eth day OF January, A. p. 1869.
- Witness my hand aud seal Of ONCE At Fort
{L.s.S Madison, this 9th day OF January. k62.
~ ERiEJ LEECH, Clerk.
BY CHaRLEs DcxRR, Deputy.
janI0 d
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IHERIFF'S SALE.

- II LhlE = CALI.
STATE OF IOWA, lss CouRTy -Ss;
BY sirtae OF special execution to me directed, 10
BY AssKk u Nastfios Iousi IVA utJ
10 favor Of 7 Wickessham 4 Sons for the benefit 81
Joseph Q. Humble, and against Paul, survi
wing partnsr u tbs arm Of Paul Hunes, have
levied upon and will Neil the highest bidder al the
door Of Tho Clerks Office Of the District Court Lee
County, Iowa, Keokuk, IN sad county. the 28th
day OF February. ID. 1861, between the hours oil
O'Clock m. aud O'Clock p, N Of said day, COM
mencing nj O'Clock Iii. following protc TO
Wit Lots al and eight (6), In block thirteen
is), of Reid's addition 70 the City OF keoKuK. Lee
COUNTY, Iowa.
TaK. LOWED uToR and to be sold by order OF Court
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
N. g HEDGES. sherfof Lee County.
bs y. y. SAITH III Deputy.
KsoxuK. January stHh le02-d4w -
.GUGARS.
~ 5 hhds. Choice New Orleans;
10 bblss elaine and r, AMID white;
crushed and l0vdesed; for sale By
eet3lA 1OBk9xSoN NcQUk8Nt
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DIR. =. g. AVER = CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Prlce,eo1 per BEETLE Slx Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever it has been EN-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality Is kept up to the bes,
it ever has been, and that it may 10 relied on to
do for their relief al it has ever been found 10 do,
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GHERIFFSSA
STATE OF IowA,lss

LEX CouTv,
BY virtue Of Especial execution TO directed, Is
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court Of said couD-
~ in favor Hiram barney and against h. r. French
have levied upon and viii sell 70 the highest bid
DER a the door Of The Clerks ONCE III the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, 1t Ke kuk In said coun-
Is on the Sd day OF March, A. D. 1869, between the
hours OF O'CLOCK N. and O'Clock y. m. ~ said
day, commencing NJ Q 0'cinek p m, the following
property, to-wit Lots number and tws i2l IN
block number sixty 1851 In Mason's Lover Ad
Taken, levied upon and h be sold By order OF Cour
| to satisfy said writ o. execution.
| Keokuk, Jan. %, 1861
N. G. HEDGES,
sheriff Of Lee County.
| jn3l by ID. h. SIXTH. lr ), Deputy.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE coUkTy--ss:
To Messrs. A. +. Walliag 4 Co.: Siraa-You are
hereby notified that the State OF Iowa By tho Sheriff OF
Lee county, viii proceed to SELL Of public vendne In
the fourth story the brick building the North
East corner Of Second and Main Streets IN the city OF
Keokuk on the Arst Monday OF February 4. D. 1867,
said day the printing types and all the
property aud material beongieg " the Keokuk Jour
nal ONCE; the 70 be aud by virtue OF
chattet mortgage executed In favor Of Jamea ID.
Eads By A. +. Wailing Co., dated October ., 1856,
the payment Of six promissory notes 81 ths
MORTGAGE Snd notes having been transferred 10 the
state Of Iowaby said ksds, and are nov due and un
paid. Terms Of sale cash IN hand. uuless otherwise
| announce "a xtsaid sale
4 THE STATE OF IOWA,
| ByJ.TRAcy, Dist. Atty Lat Judicial District
/ n. N. GRIFFlTH, Eherin Of Ice CO., Iowa.
| Dec. ~, 1861 did
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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE

kherH u Lfo i0nnty
in2Nd Bf D d, SMITH, Jr., Deputy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, Oct. ou.-The steamer Bavaria
passed Cape Race on Sunday evening, with
Liverpool dates TO the sth instant, for N.'yv
York.
The rebel steamer Iona, heavily laden. had
h'en sunk in the Clyde by coming in collision
with a steamer.
The London Times styles the Presidents
proclamation as q mere waste of paper.
L.tters from Mexico say that JUarcz Will
contest, inch by inch, the French invasion.
Victor Emanuel has granted az amnesty 10
Garihald and his followers.
e.- f.. GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times says: The Emancipation
Proclamation Of President Lincoln is u
peliucal CO !, cssion TO the Abolition wing of
the Republican party. When the Union existed.
th" Constitution gave no right ritorr 20 the
President alone, or TO The President and Con-
gress combined. to abolish slavery. Emanci-
patton was the thunde rbolt placed in President
LIncons hands TO destroy the social organiza-
tilon of the South at n blow. -~ g-
1t is a thunderbolt which he president Lin
co1n) has assumed the right to launch, but he
is without the power 70 enforce his decree.
The North must conquer every square mile Of
th" South before II can make rfe proc iamation OF
more effect than mere wasIe paper. Commrr-
cial adyices from New York show that there is
Il strong impression among the Fadlng mer-
chants that Il termination Of the war will uIii-
mately occur from a financial crisis and confu-
sion i'll the North.
FRANCE.
Gen. Changarnier denies that President Lin
coin has offered him the compland OF the fcd-
eraf iorces. y
Vera Cruz letters give a different account Of
the state Of affairs in Mexico from what the
French papers have Published.
JuareZ is far from giving up the contest, and
was preparing for desperate resistance to the
French.
The city Of Mexico is strongly fortified, and
the road from Orizaba will be defended inch
by inch.
The Paris BourSe was mich excited, and the
Erntcs closed on ;l, eth instant at 1jc. q do
cline OF q half per cent.
COM MERCIhI.
Cotton has advanced aid, with sales
amounting TO 100 bales for two days The
market is buoyant.
Brsadstuffs closed quiet. Provisions dull.
Conruls 81 p for money.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

ICorreSpondcnce OF the Associated Pressl
FoRTRIss MONROE, Oct. 1a.-The fiag-of-
truce boat John A. Warner arrived last evening
from Aiken X Landing, bringing down $50 Union
prisoners, IN charge Of Malor X. w. Shenk, OF
ihs l,5ih IL nEsy |, ania Regiment. They were
detained nearly a day hy the boat getting
aground above City Point.
1he storm has entirely sub Ided, and the fe.t
which had taken shelter iL this harbor left at
an Early hour this morning.
The Pet rsburg Express. of October Il, says:
Two thousand Yankee prisontrs ars daily
- Irctd Ia arrive in P,.lersburg on their WAY
North. ....
Wild geese and ducks are very plentiful on
;l' lIIres river, but there arc no sportsmen 10
SBCUi ham. -rT
~ IA, q, has declined considerably, being now
i:,ld al s:i.'5 per bisshel"
.. Ib. ENrr.ss- rays. I'VE fear. much toyble
ard vast suffering from the scarcity Of coaf''
The Eiohmond Dispatch, Of October IGth.
S;,yS: ''Wc infer that the fedcrals will soon
make desperate Mort 10 force their iron slads
past Drery's bian. Forewarned, let as he
ioreaImed.' ... .. .. -, -.
Speaking of the recent battle in Kentucky.
the Dispatch saws: IA battle occurred ut Perry
willie on The lith instant, which hKentHcky win
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th says:
THE good people of Charleston, -. c., hay,
had celebration in their city on the occasion
Of baptising marine ram or ladies' gunboat
built there"
The Examiner also says: ssAs Congress has
tail'd to make any enactments IN regard To
marllal law, n 1olloWs that IL mas no longer any
eSistence In this Confederacy; an attempt 10
continue martial law in any form or tiscu
is in deroGation OF the law-making power OF
the government, and ana defiance Of the consii-
tuition
The same editor seems TO have discovered
that dishonesty rs mot coflfned 10 Federal OFF,
Gals, Nut that even among the high minded
chiyalry some black sheep are 20 b. found. He
says: Our Southern Confederaey is sadly af-
hicted nth dishonest posimaste ters, peciaily in
North Carolina. The cSp OF this complaint -
the Hon-receipt OF subscriptions said 20 BE- for
wardrd 10y mail to newspapers"
The Examiner claims a victory for the r.bels,
al Perryyille, KY, and says the Federal los
Was a.oOO in killed wounded and prisoners
whilst the rebel loss is set down al only 5000.
VIM. T. Shoemaker, George Welsh, Peter H.
Mills and Charles :. Baker, mempcrs of COM
pany A, LIST Maryland cavalry, a Federal or
ganization, were brought 10 Richmond on the
1Oth, 10 be tried for murder committed in u.e
valley of Virginia.
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FROM ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI.

CAIRO, Oct. le.-There is nothing OF interest
from Helena, except daily skirmishing. An at
tack from the enemy is not anticipated At pres
cnt.
The Grenada Appeal OF the 18th ascribes the
defeat at Corinth TO the drunkenness of Van
Dorm.
Information from Cape Girardeau saws that
200 Rebels, under Jeffries, attacked and cap
tured the town of Commerce.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. ls-Reliable information
states that z uantrell, with 20O men, made a raid
on Snaw rectown last light, burning the greater
portion Of the town, killing nine citizens and
carrying of all the horses he could find.
Rebel Attack on Our Troops at Island No.
10-They are Dispersed, and their COM
mander. with Others, made Prisoners.
CAIRO, Oct 19-The Federal forces stationed
on the Tennessee shore, opposite Island No. 10
Were attacked by 469 rebels, under Faulkner,
but owing TO the darkness the rebels FREQ into
each other, were thrown into confusion and
retired, followed by our cavalry. Eight were
killed, and we captured 30 horses and a few
muskets. Faulkner, three captains and thir-
teen pri Yates wpre taken prisoners and brought
To Columbus, KY, last night. Our loss was
two killed and three wounded.
The steamers Dickey and Continental were
fired into near Island No. 81, last "Wednesday
by q rebel battery of l2-pounders, which the
rebels had planted on the shore. The Dlckey
was struck three times, but no one was hurt
The Continental was struck twice, once iust
above the water line. The gunboat Pittsburg
came up from Fort Pillow and shplled the
woods and several suspicious places, but the
rebels did not reply.
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THE WAR KENTCCkY.

Vigorous Pursuit OF Morgan'< Guerilias-
Their Probable Capture-Desertion OF q
Rebel Regiment-Bragg still Retrcatiug
Towards Cumberland Gap.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-The following special
dispatch has been received by the Herald from
Cincinnati:
Morgan, with 1000 rebel cavalry, entered
Lexington yesterday, our small force there re-
treating before him our main force at
Georgetown. Morgan paroled about 15 sick in
the town, and after remaining about three
quarters OF an hour ne retreated tow ards Man.
chester, and afterwards moved in the direction
Of Frankfort. Gen. Dumont, upon learning
his presence, started in pursuit, with one rpgi-
ment OF infantry, IN wagons, leo cavalry, and
one section OF artillery. He overlook and de-
feated Morgan to-day between Versailles and
Frankfort, and is now in full pursuit OF his
scattered forces, moving towards Lawrence
burg. Morgan is now between Gems. Durnont
and Buell., and it Is thought he is not likely 10
escape.
One ofHumphrey Narshalrs regiments, CON-
posed principally of Tennesseeans, deserted
him en- masse yesterday, and We're brought into
are represented As being greatly deRoralized
and anxious 10 leave him.
LATER.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. le.-John Morgan left Lex
ington with his forces yesterday evening, pass
ing through Versailles, and thence through
Lawrenceburg at daylight. and was at Bloom
field at o'clock this afternoon. Gen. Dumont
is in pursuit, but there has been no fight be-
tween Dumont and Morgan yet.
General Buell. is reported 70 be Just south of
Mount Vernon, and Gen. Crittenden's army
corps is further south in pursuit OF Bragg. 1t
is supposed that the rebel army are aiming 10
cross into Tennessee by Big Greek iap and
Wilson'S Gap. Gen. Buell. is in close pursuit
and il is believed here that he will fierce the
rebels 10 tight or capture q large portion of
them before they reach Cumberland Gap. The
PerrySilie battle at Chaplain Hill was brousht
on prmaturply and against the orders Of Gen
Buell., whose plans for enveloping the whole
Of Braggs army were thwarted, and his pur-
suit Of the rebels delayed by that circumstance
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+. T. BARNUM'S
MUSEUM, CIRCUS,

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THE GREAT SENSATION AMUSEMENT.
EVERY AFTERNOON
'. EvERY NIGHT.
Louisiana Avenue and Tenth Street
ACAPITAL CIRCU UsCOMPANY,
including the most prominent STARS in the eques-
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the Smallest Man Alive! EN- IA ged to p. T. Barnum
three years for SO 200. Hence, he is called
BARNUMS $50 900 MUTT.
The Songs, Dances, Drum Playing, Grecian
the Pigmfes, in Various Costumes sstOnsh and
delight all who beho.d them. 20, 100 ladies and
gentlemen have visited him at BarnuTa Museum,
Ses York, and All concur in gsonopncing him the
most BEWITCHING and ENCHANTING little
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GEN. TOM THUMB
The wonder of the world for the past twelve years
Two extraordinary Dwnrfs,
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THE WONDERFUL ALBINO FAMILY,
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Day performances commence at 2H O'Clock.
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TREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
Il ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2s9 Pa avenue, be-
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undersigned is happy to announce that he has eff
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Duets, etc. Mr.. ADOLPH WELLENSTEIN will
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ent unsurpassed by any establishment in the city.
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand Officers
in attendance to preserve order
Concert commences at o'clock p. m.
se 80 I'm HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r
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Languages. Poses Plastque, snd
TablCau VivHnts.
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
DOCTOR AMES l.. TEAYER
TIE RIVAL LADY RIDERS,
And them
KOMIK MU-ELS,
BOTH AFTERNOON md NIGHT
Doors open at and quarter to O'Clock. Per
formance will commence At and 7ls.
balcony stals 30 cents
Balcony seats and Dress Circle places can be
cured during the day without extra charge. ocol