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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Two EXCHANGE.

Township, in this uOuny, fof improved city rropsrty
In neoAak; lhe farm s sbcai 90 adfes uDd4 cutiya
ton with Leg and Frame Hcase sad OH er m y.,y e.
nients e f@tHF TsH.
Enquire OF Il. .Bl1kk-EYCk
keokuk, NoT- :, fsoS. Zeal Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Closing Battles of the Great Rebellion

shall pass through another Presidential Campaign,
and shall enter upon the policy for the pac6catiou
Of the Country, and the re-establishment of the
authority of the Government over the Rebellious
States
The news and the political discussions of the
coming year promise to be more interesting and
exciting than ever before and the demand for
sound
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
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DIED.

kssH "oSosy; . the ilth inst, At II O'Clock M LOUIS
1ons seed - yeass aud ruopths
Thsfns'af win tzts plae. At his residence on M,lo
street beswesa Fifss ssd sss Isrss. rep. n ,a.a.,s
fnead' q ihe family ~ siasl-A - be prr,sn.. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
Loyal Newspapers

ought to be increased. The character and the
principles Of the GATE CRY are we'll enough
known in Iowa to obriate the necessity Of any
special exposition, and we appear before the coun-
try candidate for public favor on the record
We have already made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12
THE DAILY GATE CITY,

1t viii be the object to furnish the latest news
that can be obtained by Telegraph, in addition to
giving summary of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

Hon. ). y. Cox Of Ohio, in a lee.
tnrr At Washington on MONDAY night,
said there was pnvaleu, idea that hu-
NOR was heritage of fat men bot he
denied its truth, and cited Doctor Oliver
Wendell Holmes as virid proof of the
contrary. - NF II ~ .8g ga5e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

The citizens OF Minnesota have put
in claims against the Government tor
Q 100000 for damages in the Sioux war.
The Governmen. Commissioners nave al
lowed them 81, $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

Over $4,000 was collected in the
Roman Catholic Churches of New York
city on Christmas day for the benefit Of
the Catholic orphans. fs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-12

The Charlestonians did't have very
johy Chris mas. Gen. Gilmore pitched
shells into their city from midnight OF the
9Th until dark of the 25th. Over a
hundred fell in the city, and twelve build
ings were set on frc and burned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
The Part OF W.T.. Greeley i'm the Peace
gotiatiOns.

The Buffalo Courier in remarking upon the re-
cent peace negotiations at Niagara Falls. says Of
Mr. GREELEY:
Mr. Greeley went to the Falls as a special
agent of the President, and at his request. He
went there to initiate negotiations for peace as
an accredited envoy OF what Mr.. Lincoln terms
The Executive Government" he went there
with full power to escor, the Southern Commits
slonerS TO Washington, and with the necessary
authority for this purpose Up to the receipt OF
the mi,sive by the hands of Major Hay-which
Mr. Greeley refused 70 send, on account of its in
suting Characterize had not been restricted by
the President as 10 terms. nor had the Southern
Commissioners made any conditions precedent to
the proposed negotiation The fact Is, that the
President was DESTROYS of this negotiation, but
was overruled. he always i. by the radical in
huenee which surrounds him. and inglOriOuSly
backed out Mr Greeley sustained his character
special ambassador With credit To himself,
and has succeeded in placing the President in "a
most unenviable and Illuminating position. Mr.
Lincoln has said. with a. much directneSs a. Is
his custom, that the Executive Government will
have no peace and 10 Union without the abandon
ment OF slavery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
tea Work sIarhel.

NEw YORK, July %.
Flour heavy and 20 TO 25c lower; Sl0@l0 %
extr State: Sl9 l5dl0 90 extra round hoop
Ohio; $40 65@l2 trade brands; market closing
heavy, With no buyers at outside quotations.
Whisky irregular unsettled. heavy and lower:
81 65@l Is tor State; ST 65Gl70 for estern,
closing firm at latter price.
Wheat heavy and l@2c lower; - 2S@2 45
Chicago spring; 81 30@2 Az Milwaukee club;
- 5Sd2 63 winter red Western and 81 64@2
81 amber Michigan.
Corn dull; 81 81 new mixed Western; 81 ID
for uusound
Oats irmer; 81 0l@l O3 Western.
Coffee dali aud prices entirely nominal.
Sugar In fair request; Cuba 1879 td205ac.
Molasses dull.
Beef continues dull and heavy at $l6@lS for
country mess: s9@l0 country prime; S20625
rcpacked mess. aud s26@3O extra mess.
Prime mess beef unchanged.
Cut meats quiet, l56l2lsc for shoulders; Is
6I2cl &c for hams
Lard shade higher and in fair demand al
l93t @2lc; also, 800 brls for August. At buyers
option, at % sc.
Butter firm at 35@4lc for Ohio. and 36@45
for State.
Cheese firm at l7@25c.
Money active 1t 691c
Sterling dull lower and nominal at 81 80
God IN large demand. for Government stocks
has materially effected the supply of sterling
Gold lower opening at 50 5714. declining To
- 81. advancing 81 5Gl3 and closing quiet at
- 1902 81
The steamer Australian. fn Liverpool. 20 day
carried cat Sll3 600 in specie
Government stocks 6fmer ana more aclive.
There has bee'' a large business done To day
in D 20'S lor foreign account
q ) O. coupons II 05ja@ Tt.
sos October and April 81 0o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
Telegraphic Dispatches.
xrrzrsslr ros rHs DAns STATE ssxussL.
fFor Morning Report see FIRST Page.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS
SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK PAPERS.
The Rebel Raid Humbug-
EXCITEMENT IN WHEELING.
LATER FROM .sTI.s.ST.f.
A Kentucky Senator Shot By
Guerrillas.


NEW YoRx. July 27-The Commercial has
the following:
gentleman from Frederick says there was
much excitement thee on Monday and Tues
DAY
The government had removed the stores and
wounded. ard the inhabitants ere preparing 90
leave
The enemy was known 20 be south Ut the Blue
Ridge, and il vas feared that they would cross NJ
Point of Rocks and push for Frederick.
An auction sale Of - 900 tons of coal took
place to day, the prices ranging from $40 10 Sl2
per ton.
a Harrisburg dispatch OF the 2Gth states that
after hard fighting in the streets of Msrtinsburg
our forces were compelled to retire.
Col Mulligan was killed in the battle Of sun
day
A Wheeling dispatch of the Doth states that
Gen. KELLEY telegraphed to Gov. Boreman, on
the night OF the 18th. that Gen Crook bad
desrerate fight with Gen Early near Winchester
in which CrOOk was defeated, and was retreatng
OH Harper Ferry
A fight was reported on Sunday at Bunker
Hill, IN which Gen Mulligan and Lieut. nugget
were killed
There Is great excitement in Wheeling
The Commercial hss the following special
from Washington:
Gen. Sanford received from the War Depart
ment last night copy vi Solicitor " hiting's
opinion respecting the draft of one hundred DAYS
men aud the decision OF Secretary Stanton in &C
cOrdance Herewith IL i lengthy d0cumen,
and is understood 10 be adverse to GOV. Sew
mOur's theory
II also mobiles The rulings OF the Provost
Marshal General on some points
The quota of New York cannot be hlled with
one hundred day men
The Commercials special says:
The War Department saws the raid i hum
bug
A Washington special to the Evening Post o t
the 9th says:
Advices from the Upper Potomac represent
that some OF our forces entered Martinsburg yes
terday
Skirmishng has occurred at W illiamsport
1t Is untrue tina; the rebels occupy Frederick
or Hagerstown.
The Times correspondent with Gen Butler,
under date OF the 23d says:
The rebels, OF Thursday night, attacked the
llOth Maine regiment which was holding Straw
berry Plains, in superior force and Lieut. Col
Hill commanding. in obedience IA orders, slowly
tell back before the assault. returning to Gen
Fosters heatqnaItei- with the loss OF bat one
man
Not DISPOSED u ieiI the point. Gen Foster.
yesterday morning, under cover of fire from
gunboatS, again sent the Maine regiment To- ne
take the position, AMI thew succeeded in holiiug
il all day
Last night reinfOrcements weer 10 be seat over
and we doubtless shall hold the place perma
nenfly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
AdJ't Gen'l, Indiana

ARrkslAS WELL How To GIT ONE 1t i
generally conceded that the experiment OF an ar
tesian we'll must be made in this city before the
question of a supply of water can ever be con-
sidered IL makes but little difference on what
particular ground the experiment Is made. 80 that
il is made, thoroughly aud satisfactorily. DIR
Jameson has suggested plan to test the matter
that il practicable will cost bu' little and can be
tried al once It Is this The we'll at the Insane
Hospital is sunk over 100 feet Ii is now down
10 the coraline limestone. At the Asylum they
have oil the necessary tools. pipes and machinery
TO continue the borings. and the drills worked
by the engine of the hospital There are conva
le,cent patients enough 10 do ali the work neces
sary, under the direction of the engineer. The
only want Is fuel 10 run the engine. The hos
pItal uses the engine about two hours day TO
pump water. The DIR. assures Us that II enough
money is raised to paw for the extra fuel required.
that the boring shall 90 on regularly until a re-
Alt i obtained Now, ii gentlemen want -
seA this question tested let them raise by volGn-
tab contributions. enough 10 pay The extra .uei'
ana the work will commence a. once. ho~
much money this will take depends on The depth
necessary To 90 for good water, but II i the
cheapest and easiest TO test artesian wells IN
this city Let those interested IN TINS matter con
suit with De jameson. aud the President oil the
Asylum. who will give them all necessary IN
formation. and then 90 20 work 20 raise the mon
ey The money can be raised 20 day. and the
machinery started tO-morros.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
rom Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. July 27.-Maior Kelly, late
Mayor of Natchez. has just arrived from the
front
He reports that after tue fight Oh Friday in
front OF the 18th 10Th aud II corps our men
buried 22l dead rebels
We captured 000 prisoner, and II stand OF
coors
Among the pIisonars captured are 81 officers
from the rank Of Colonel down
The slightly wounded were taken OF the field
by the rebels
Gen. } 4 logan estimates the rebel loss at
10000
Our los. including killed. wounded and miss
ing. is 3,l20.
Atlanta j. in plain view OF Gen Sherman He
does not desire 10 enter the place at present
though in two hours he could e tablish his head
quarters there.
Gen. Stoneman is Ell route tor Macon and Al
lanta
To days Nashville Union saws Gen. Garrard
at tie head OF cavalry force. marched to Gov
ingt0n and DESTROYED several bridges, an engine
large number of cars ami about 1000 bales of
cotton
We also learn that the re5el loss before At
lanta will doubtless reach l.. 900.
Ga Monday night thirty five guerrillas entered
Harresville and shelled out ON Tuesday
morning by one of our gunboats. when they
went to Clover Point and robbed stores
When last heard from they moving up
Oh Stepheusport
Last night at / o'clock, a. Gibson Mallory,
State Senator. returning To MS home about
i've miles from the city, IN buggy, accompanied
by his son, he was ace0sted by man in soldiers
g.rb who demanded where he WAS going He
replied home The solGer responded YOU had
better 20 back the city al this late hour of the
night Mallory then started his horse, whereup
on the soldier fired upon him killing him almost
instantly
Early this morning six guerrlias captured
Capt George W Warrick Provost Marshal of
Louisville, and his Clerk, near the residence of
the former. at Middletown, twelve miles from
here
The cuerrillas administered some sort OF an
oath in behalf OF the Southern Conlederscy and
then released their prisoners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28

House such discussion sas had 90 il asylll salts
~ any one Who reads IL that the city OF lndianap
oils i burdened with an enormous monopoly m
The Gas Company
II appears that the Navy Yard at BROOKLYN j.
furnished Al al 20 per 900 feet. while private
consumers are provided in Brooklyn. New York.
Boston and Philadelphia at y D per l.ooO
feet.
In New York the cost of gas at the moment Of
delivery 70 the consumer i only 81 so.
60 es,stiy had the gas bills become At the
Vashington Navy Yard that the Superintendent
recommended Congress TO appropriate sufficient
money 20 erect gas works IN the yard The
recommendation called out communication
from the Secretary of the Gas Company which
was submitted to the Civil Engineer Of the Blu
reau Of Yards and Docks. The Engineer made
a report Ia that report he says: Upon the
presumption that the Washington company can
manufacture ga cheap a. the establishments
IN other cities. assume ! ~ the highest price
named a. the Gust OF IL Manufacture The
Rnginees. IN the concluding paragraph OF his re
port. says:
Probably ira article 81 manufacture affords r
greater profit fhtn ga au.i ih- j. evident if.4u.
the fact thsf the stock ct ga companies j.
seldom IN market except upon the death of
stocsho.der. or when enc meets with adversely g.
render sale necessary
tt1 - ttiifN true OF plti- Et~ -tbfh
none ia the market The original capital
said to have been paid into the treasury
OF the indianapolis Gas Company was
only $40 600 Ii has since been watered so
that the capital stock of the company is now
100000. aud this waiered stock is said to be
held AZ more than 100 per cent premium. II
these statements are true with reference TO the
value OF the stock Of the company. il certainly
i evident that the profits unredsOnably
great. and if the City Council did not divest il
self OF the power to step between the company
and its customers. 20 protect the latter against
the prices that are now demanded, they shonld
do 80: If it Is proper for the Council to fix the
rate for hackmeu il would seem proper that they
should exert their power 10 correct the abuse of
the Gas Company.
| would suggest 10 the CITY Council lhe pro-
priety of publishing. for the benefit Of the citi
zens Of Indianapolis, so much OF the proceedings
of Congress relates TO the memorial of the
Washington Gas Light Company. S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
Notice 10 Owners of Dogs.
0FFIcE oF CRY CLERx.
INDIANAPOLIS. Isp.. July 81. 1854

AZ HEREAS, AN ORDINANCE PASSED JUNE 18th
1852 by the Common Council of the city Of Indian
apols, entitled IAN Ordinance TO regulate and restrain
dogs from running at large In the city Of 'napo
provides:
lt. That all persons owning harhoriny any animal
Of the dog Kind nths city of indianapolis, Shall pay
annual license therefor Of one dollar for each male and
five dollars for each female.
ID That the City clerk shall issue be is
sued To every such owner, Of other person. apTca
cation written license for every such animal Of the dog
kind: and he shall also furnish such owner or other
person, check Of brass copper marked and number
ed from number mp with number corresponding with
the license.
81. That any person owning or harboring any animal
If the dog kind in the city of Indianapolis, shall procure
and place upon the neck Of Sach dog bitch subStan
tal collar Of leather IRON copper brass or other dura
bile material which shall also be attached license
check herein above referred to- and other check than
the identical one issued by the Clerk shall be worn by
any such dog bitch, and in of loss of such check
duplicate shall be furnished by the Clerk the expense
Ct the app ant.
4th That any person owning or harboring or having
the Of any vicious fierce dog shall suffer or
permit the go unconfned large during
the day time.
5th That 10 person or persons shall keep or harbor
suffer to remain in about his her their premises
any animal Of the dog kind which by loud and frequent
and habitua barking bowling yelpng shall
rious annoysnce disturbance 10 the neighbOrhcod
9Th That any person or persons not complying with
The foe DING provisions Of said ordinance shall for each
violation upon conviction before the Mayor or the city
indianapolis, be fined in any not exceeding twenty
dollar, together with costs Of prosecution.
tth That shall be the duty oil the policemen Of the
said city Kill all dogs found running large unless
the owners persons harborng the have complied
with the foregoing provisions Of said ordinance
Now, therefore, all persons owning, harboring, hdv
ing the or any animal of the dog kind within the
city OF indianapolis, are hereby respectfully requested
and notified TO call at the City Clerks office, No. 3.
Genns Block and comply with the foregoing provisions
of the laid ordinance without further notice.
BY authority.
C. : BUTTERFIELD, City Clerk.
Attest.
John G. WATERS Deputy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
General Orders
STATE OF INDIANA.
ADJUrANT GENERAL OFFICE.
INDIANAPOLIS Iuly - ISL


All enlisting or recruiting within this State for
volunteer military organizations forming IN other
States. or for substitutes, whether OF white men
or colored persons. i In violation of law. and
hereby prohibited.
Persons residing within this State are liable to
draft therein and their removal to another State
TO enter the service - recruits or substitutes,
will not release them from liability TO service in
case they are drafted from arrest for desertion
If they are drafted and fail 10 report for duty
ANY person recruiting or attempting 10 recruit
men within this Safe, IN violation OF this order,
will be arrested forthwith and held Tor punish
meut and il claiming ~ act under authority from
other States. they will be reported 20 the proper
officials aud the revocation of any such author
ity demanded.
Assistant Provost MarshAls. and all citizens
generally. are requested TO notify these Head
quarters of any violations OF these orders com
ing to their knowledge. that the guilty parties
NAV be arrested. BY order OF the Governor.
LAz. NoBLF,
AdJ't Gent, Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
From phIiadelptita.

PnnApELPHIA. july 27.-The Bulletin la.
the following:
We hear. from source that we cannot dis
credit, that a dispatch was received yesterda v
evening at the War Department, saying that
Bngadier Averil had been killed. and that Gen
Early's forces numbered about 5000
The Bulletin has the following special from
Washington, dated this evening:
\ gentleman who has Just arrived here informs
me. that Harper's Ferry has been evacuated by
ogr1orces. and the rebel, have theil skirmishers
out about four miles distant from that place. he
cannot give me al estimate. bat states that they
are in large force.
He also Informs me that there Nas more OF les
fighting on sunday between Martinsburg and
Williamsport and that our forces fell back sud
denis and reSoutely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28

GF- The Indianapolis Democratic Club met
last night at Military Hall The meeting was
large and enthusiastic Many ladies were pres
ent
The President, n. B. Taylor. Esq took the
chair at about 5 o'clock. and after the transac
ton of business Hon. ). II. Buskirk and Hon
Thomas A Hendricks addressed the Club We
need not say that these gentlemen expressed
themselves in an able, patriotic and Democratic
manner Throughout. the audience testified
their appreciation and approval OF their senti
ments IL gives pleasure to state that many
names were enrolled By the Secretary for mem
bershp Let every Democrat in the city join our
Club Let every conservative and Union loving
citizen come upand record his name Due no
tice will be given of the next meeting.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
CONNIE RClAL.
ss TELxaaAPs.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. July q.
The markete are very quiet for all articles; so
much so, that il il difficult TO give accurate quo
tatiOns.
Very little flour offering. but not much demand,
at 81 S59l 90 for shipment, but none of con-
sequence Offering.
Corn IN light supply, and in demand al 81 10
a ID for ear, 81 ledl ~ for shelled.
Oats c5c.
Rye 45c.
Whisky declined to 81 70 aud dull
Nothing done in provisions; quiet aud IN
changed
900 tierces lard sold at l9e, which is the only
thing in tots line for which there is any demand
Groceries dull; prices in the large way NOM
inal
Gold 81 %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
ErOna NJ f.OHts

81. Lotus. July 27.-The Democrats Fort
Leaveuvorth special says:
The Indians have attacked our trains and de-
royed large amount o: stores on the Santa
Fe road
General Curtis has but a small force in that
region. but J. raising militia FOR service against
the Indians. and has created the District of Up
per Arkansas. including Forts Riley. Llrned and
Lyons.
Gen Blunt j. assigned 90 the command. and
leaves for the field at once
Defensive movements are being rapidly pre-
pared
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28

SroRT At THE SUGAR GRovE-There will be
an interesting troting race this afternoon 81 the
Sugar Grove Troiting Park between the follow
ng horses:
Mt, Campbell's e "Chuckaluck
Mr.. Mape's ; & "Hoosier Bill"
Mr.. Moses blk. m. kate Stewart
The race is for a purse of $40. with heats
best two in three. owners to drive ChuckalGek
goes to road wagon. tho black TO skeleton
wagon, and Hoosier Bill to harness. 1t will IN
doGbtedy be a very closely contested and excit-
ing race. The horses will start at o'clock pre-
cisely
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
Prom Arlington

W AsHtxGrox July ~ Passengers iron WeS,-
ern MARYLAND Who came down tins morning re
port that heavv friug MSS heard on MONDAY Ia
the direction OF MaTtinsburg. and Yesterday firing
was heard from NJ the river apparently in the
neiehborhuod Of Wiliiamsport.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
GA. Nouopoiies.

Congress. d ring the session just closed. had
been memosslized bv the Washington Gas Light
Company for permission To raise the price OF gas
TO private consumers to 80 cents per hundred
feet subject To a deduction of 10 per cent on
all bill. Tor gas paid At the Office OF the company
within i've DAYS from the rendition thereof The
memorial was referred 10 the committee for the
District Of Columbis, and when reported 10 the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
TkiE CIRCUS TROUPE

Is the largest and complete ever combined in one
establishment, being composed of the most popular
skiful aud accomplished performers IN the profession
having been selected from the first establishments in
Europe ard America. Among the principal artists are
the following:
MADEMoIsGLLE JOSEPHINE, the beautiful, graceful
and elegant EQnestiienne.
SAMUEL BURT the wonderful sauteris; and Hurdle
Rider.
JAMES DE NOTE, the renowned Principal Act Rider
AID HstrOnc Equestrian
SBAPPEE 4 WHITNEY, the great Trapeze Performers.
the most daring and skifu Acrobats in the profess
sion.
YOUNG FERRANrI. from the Corsco Circus, Madrid,
the Miraculous Contortionst
CHARLES RIVERS the popular and da~ hing -Four Horse
Rider and agile TuUbler.
GEO. sLOMAN, in the Equestrian Act of the Revolving
Globe, and in his Barrel ami Tranca Performance
J. Shndle, Robinson Jones, Ieyerdis Levsur Tremain
Clarence, Clermont. Gustave Ducrow. and a large and
efficient Troupe Of vaulters, Acrobsts, Tumblers and
Dancers.
JAS. WARD the Humorist and American Clown Chinese
Necromarcer, slcck-rope Performer, Comic Singer,
Stump Speaker &C, &c.
JOHSNY BOOKER the Eccentric and Trick Clown and
irresistible Conli9ue-
THE STUD OF HORSES is composed Of the finest
English American and Arabian thoroughbTeds, highly
trained and msgnifcently cSparisoned; and the pro-
grRmme Of the will comprise all the elegant
Saiiona, thrilling, comic and entertaining novelties "
| the day.
The whole Of these MAGSIF CENT ATTRACTIONS
will be exhibited IN