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THE MECHANISM OF GAsEs.-F water be con-
ver.ed into steam under the ordinary pressure
of the atmosphere, cubic inch is transformed
into about a cubic foot of vapor; the atoms
OF water are, therefore, twelve times farther
apart in the case of steapi than they are in
that OF the liquid. The action of the heat has
had the effect OF putting every atom IN a
state of repulsion with regard to its fellows
every one tends 20 aS from the other with as
much force as ii each were under the influence
Of powerful spring. The intensity OF the repul-
sion of the atoms constitutes the force of the
steam, The elastic properties of the gases Of
the atmosphere. are also owing to the mutual
repu,sion of their atoms, though the repulsion
is much more permanent in this case than in
that of steam. II is a known fact, that no cold
or pressure has yet been found Sufficient TO re-
duce nitrogen or oxygen to liquid form.
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EsU LIN TO n

n NJ M
. QZMzlMA111za/EZNzlsgH .
4 Branch efMe Mercantile College Of Pennsylvania
incorporated by the Legislature OF that Suite, aoih
perpetual charter.
TRUsTEEs: ...-
Hon. James Buchanan, late Sec. OF State;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
3" Charles Naylor;
Z" William wilkins, late Sec. of War;
t. W. Ii. Lowrie;
Gen. J. X. Moorehead.
L. II. DALH0FF, Principal.
TERMS:
For unlimited course in Double Entry Book Keeping,
commercial calculations, Penmauship, and ad-
missions TO the lectures On commercial law $25 90
THE DESIGN OF TIE INSTITUTION,
II to afford young men the opportunity Of qualifying
themselves for the duties OF the Counting House,
thorough and expeditions manner.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
VIII be the same followed by the Mercantile College
of Pennsylvania, which has been recommended by the
highest commercial authority In The country, the
comprehensive and practical eTos Introduced.
FKlR1Cs IE2E!'.
AS good hsEdW7i'i II JafJ eE rded as an indspen-
sable requsite 10 s,tt EIaatt.-2 ucaton, unremtng
attention III Re given X Ills department.,
COMMERCIAL Ia " LECTURES
VIII be de vered by Mr.. c. Ben Darwin, of the ablest
members OF the Burlington Bar. The lectures will
brace Partnerships, Corporations, Mercantile Property,
Contracts, Guarantees, &C., &c.
COMMERCIAL COMPUTa TONS
Explaining many business operations found in
Aritimetcs and more full and complete than in any
College in the country.
-" An ELEGANT DIPLOMA
Under the seal of the State College of Pennsy Is
granted TO those who pass satisfactory examination
This instrument will be found passport to the conf
dence Of business men in all sections of the Union.
- For full particulars send for circular by mall
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- - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ssxar AxxxAcAx
G. s. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
resx sosGes, H,ssaAxrrsx. saEaroaa
sxstzss,
And ali points liz Sew England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN d LAKE
sz3UfkE r.. h
fEPsRrasr ~ THE rAAstIss.-rbs Michigan sas tern
ard Lake Shore Route she eny connecting direct
~ la tiss spoEs sbus avoalag entirely the sssr
% feyns rivers as via Michigan gsatrai and Great
Western ReEte.
THEE TaAIxs BAT,
Sundays excepted, carrying tie through Eastern
oae hendrea ans twenty niles saved 10 Cleveland,
Pistshurg Harrisburg, Philadelphia baltimore ard 81
rese 20 Buffalo, Niagara Fats, Albany, Sex Yers and
Boston.
ist-Lghtning Express irasr Chicago I45 a. n
arrive "a Cleveland ats r. ~, fes York and Boston
next evening.
ad--Gspre&s Mail, ieaye Chicago at. I'm,
arrive id Giepea,.d aexs ffsTnng 81 a'eiecs Pats
burg at noon riiiadelffis Baltimore, New York and
SdNsw Yors Boston Express leave Chicago at IS
arrive in Cleveland dag at Pittsburgh ard
Wheeling at r. t., pilaaetpfis, Baltimore, etc. FOL
iawing morning; also contracting at Cleveland with
tratcz faf Daikrk bgiiaie. arriving In New York
the nexiday al aeon, and Bcsfon at sP.s
All tire above trains direct through all points
In Ohio And Penasyiraaia, without any detention.
oaiy two Saturday, leave at i.Se NJ, and
r. &
0ni, train Sunday, leave at s.45 r.M.
The 3ye P. ~ train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock.
- baggage checked Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Tnrough Tickets good for 355 days and hours allow
lug Passengers TO stop any where the Route.
Passengers distinction riiiiadephia baltimore, Wheel
ing, Washington, etc.. will from 12 "a hours
time BY taking any of tie above Trains any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads,
VIII hhd attentive check agents the cars, who will re-
ceiys checks and convey your baggage free OF
charge, TO the Michigan southern
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office OF
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago, and al the Passenger depot OF Van Blu
rem and Sherman Streets and all the Railroad Offices in
the West
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
transported free of Charge from the depot of the Chicago
and Bennington, Galena and Chicago Union, and Illinois
Central Railroads 10 the Michigan Southern Cars.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago the PASSENGER
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4 Crooked stick to Lean Upon.

The Cleveland Paindealer says, eve have
not despaired of Illinois because Douglas is
there But later intelligence has caused a
change OF opinion, we presume. Thoughts had
been anywhere else, it is probable that Illinois
would have gone for the Democracy, as it al
ways had done. But Douglas being there has
turned the tide in Illinois, and, hereafter, it will
doubtless run in the direction of the Free States
instead of the South, though it may have gone
for Buchanan by the skin Of its tecth.-N. Y.
T;,,oS
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE !
THE GREAT Pt RlFlER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN
Not a Particle Of Mercury in it!
An iniapie remedy for scroula, Kings Evil Rheuma.
9sm' obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimples or Pos.
TUES on the Face, Bloches Bos, Ague and Fever
CHRONIC Sore Eyes Rngworm or letter
Scad-head, Enlargement and pain of the
Baacs and Joints, Salt Rherm Sinh.
o'rA Ulcers, SyphliticDisorders;
and all diseases arising from
an injudicous of
Mercury Imprudence
In Life, or lmpurity E.-.7
of the Blood
inns great Alternative Medicine and Purifier RIood
is now used by thousands grateful patients from,
OF the United States who testify daily to the
performed oy The all medicines "CAR.
scroula, Eruptons the Skim Liver Disease Pever'
Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection of the Kidneys Diseases Of
the Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching Of the
anu JOINTS are speedily put to flight by using this
inestimahle remedy. h ~
For all diseases of the Blood nothing been found
TO compare with it, 1t ceanses the system of ALI mnr;
tes, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kipeys
strengthens the Digestion gives to the stomach
makes the Skin clear and healthy and restorea tbo
suton, eneebled by disease or broken down NV ,ha Az
cesses OF youth to its pristine vigor strength 80
For the DISEASES OF FEMALEsit is peculiarly applicable
and wherever has become known regularly prescribed
with the happest effects 1t the weak and
blltaed and impars elasticity the wornout frame
clears the skn and leaves the patient fresh and healthy
a single bottle of this inesmable reuedyis worth on x
so-called Sarsaparilias In existence. ga VIC '
The large number OF certificates which we have received
rom persons from all parts OF the United States is the
pest evidence that there Is no humbug about H. The
Press magistrates physicians and public
men, wen known TO the community, all add their testirno
ny TO the wonderful effects Of This GREAT BLOOD pITRI
FER. ooD mi
Ca on the Agent and get an Almanac aud read ,be
uelaiis OF astonishing cures performed by CARTER,
sfaNlsh MATURE us MOST CASES WHERE EVERY THIN
ELSE HAD siGNiLY FAILED. The limits Of an
will not admit their fun insertion = eA
WINS. REERs eco, pnopsrrross,
ssts No. 30t Broadway, New York
To whom all orders must be addressed
sy For sale by Druggists and Country Merchant. 3,
an paris OF the United States and the Canadas and nv
T. Il. GAY, burlington, Iowa. TmarI hn anu ny
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Notice to the Public.


n extensive new and cheap Dry Goods Millinery and
"A Groeery establishment is open on Washington
street. East OF Third between he Post Office and Mar
ket House.) Ia
JOHN BUCKLEY,
Begs TO INFORM his friends and the pablo that he has
ie above Store for the sale OF Dry Goods in ali
its branches, Millinery ard Groceries.
The stock OF Dry Goods is large and consists of everv
article new and seasonabc. Persons wanting to pur-
chase w md to their interest TO inspect this
for variety and cheapness II cannot be eScelled
MOST particular attention is called the hr1Iryysy
pkPARTMESr In it will be found fashionable aud sea-
senabie STOCK, conducted by lady of considerable ex
Pefienee who Is perfectly acquainted with all modern
improvements in style 81 Ladies' Dresses
ANY orders intrusted her shall executed in The
terms. -. t~A'oAiaoie
Boppets &C. bought at this store will be trimmed in
the newest style Free Of Charge.
Inc stock oil Ready Made Clothing, Boots snoes Hats
aod Caps extensive and shall be sold much under
usual prices. ~
JBoChLEf particularly advises the Public to try his
BLACK and Imperial Teas IS cts Also his sunsrior
Young Tyson at Go cts sApe''of
The Stock Of Coffres is first rate
N.B.-Beng anxious To give general satisfaction any
article bought and not approved excbans
ed or taken back and the money returped jvetfs
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Having taken the above stand prepared to offer
afnll and complete assortment OF Heavy and
ware, Guns Cutlery DC, sh and short fine buyers
importing their goods dir ect from Foreign and East
eTn Manufacturers they abled offer their goods
.. the lowest market rates
Western merchants well the citizens Burlington
are invited to caand examine stock before urchas-
ing elsewhere.
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Thr TAX ON SueAR.--Although Louisiana
does not produce sugar enough for her own USE
the whole United States, and almost every hu.
man being at the north, is compelled to pay
tribute OF 80 per cent to the petty sugar canery
ota little corner OF the Union. This has at
length produced most oppressive monopoly.
Nor does 1t stop here. The sugar planters have
lately procured from the government an appro.
pr'alion of $4,000, with ship from the naval
service. TO cruise about the Indies for the puy-
pose oil buying new cane Tor gratuitous distribu.
ton to the Southern planters. TAe sugar tax
VIII by and by be another tea tax.-Chicago
Dem.
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NEW INSTITUTION!

49, NEW INSIII y 1IVN
ID EApY.NsADE Clothing and Gents
III Furnishing Goods.
On Jefferson street, at the stand lately occupied
AUCTION Store.
The Advertiser offers the citizens of Burlington and
surrounding country large and well selected stock of
REL y Y-I 4 b r CT o TIM " g.,
for Gents and Boys wear, adapted to the season. Hav
ing been engaged for the past eight years in the mnnuac
ture snd sale of clothing, enabled sell at
suit ALL; my is full and complete and perfect
every department. expect TO make this one OF the
Institutions of the city, and would therefore
pledge myself su purchasers both in prices and quail
y Garments and made to order, in the latest style
and or short notice
sE-My stock offers many MISUNDERSTANDING of
COATS of all kinds and qualities, latest fashions;
PASTS good assortment adapted to the season;
SATIN, SILK, CASHMERE, MARSEILLES and other
kinds of VESTS and VBsrIsGs--ogeher with alarge
sortment of Black and Fancy CASSIME2ES 4 BROAD
CLOTHS, for sale, or to manufacture to order.
Money can be saved by examining my stock before pur
mayf-tf A. COHEN,
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JOHN PROCHASKA,
DEAEER In Gold & Sill a. f5St$SSsasssD
II yer Watches. CLOCKS, Jew AESs< SSSslra
ery and Silver Ware, Fine Cutlery, ssasSs@Sslssy
Gold Pens fine Plated Fruit Baskets &C. &c. Repairing
every done short notice. Third Street. oppo
site Barrett House, Burlington, Iowa. iulyll.y.
n FL. yAEDAN, MATCHMAKER AND
VI. ii WEEZEEs .--Has just received from Eas-
cities very large and desirable assortment OF ar.
tices in his line which the public invited to call and
examine Among his goods may be found in great var-
ETY., Clocks Watches, Mathemetca OPTICAL and Musical
Instruments. or Jewery, such fine Diamonds, Rings
Breast Pins, Lockes, &c, have fine stock ever
was brought to this State
Spectacles PEBBLES, Pereesoplic Perfore and Concave
GlSsses, in Cold Silver fine Steel and G. S. frames
Telescopes, fine Pocket Knives, Mathematical and Sur
veleors Compnsses Drafting Instruments, Magnifying
Ulysses, Microscopes Prisms Poyoramas, Magic Lam
teams, Thermometers. - .. .~a- g..
rsilver Plated Ware Of all kinds such Tea-sets
sp oons pocket and Penknves: Over $50 different kinds
superior Scissors and Shears for Barber Taiors and
ordinary Rogers Bowie Knives Also, some of the
best Sewing Needles in the world, musical instruments
accordeons, With 10 and ~ Keys, with and without
semones Turbnas, Mondelins, bass yolins, Russian,
italian and German volins, Superior Guitars with the
latest Improvement Flutes Fagolets Ffes Prulos Trus,
Tambornes China, Italian and German vioins, strings,
Tuning Forks. ..
Those who want to buy invite to call as they will find
greater and variety of things than has
been in place before and all will be sold low, whole
sale and retail. nov IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. MuYNEL: - 1850 't' O''
shi teeiit to be my duty toyou well the pab
NJ 70 INFORM you OF the wonderful effects OF your Dya
liable preparation" my whole family having had
the dysehefy were cured from the ofyour med
cine. can cheerfuiy recommend the public the
es.re'hehy Tor dyseDiaTy ever invented have kDown
IL 70 De USED as family medicine throughout this
section 1.-THE country and have never knew il to fall In
one case yet. Respectfully yours s
LANES ARNOLD
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LAS Ai.kAA In kEASaGN.
Open TO the junction with The 4. &. n.
DE0RIA and St. Louis in Railroad connection. The
shortest and only reliable route to Bloomington, De-
caur Springfield Alton, ST. Louis, Cairo, and all South
ern Illinois, Also to Cincinnati and the valley of the
Ohio river Passengers by taking this route via ferre
Haute and Indianapolis, So miles in going to Gin
cuuati.
Time Peoria and st. Louis only twelve hours!
On and after September i0;h, 1S56, tbs trains Of the
above road will leave Peoria daily Sundays excepted)
follows:
Leave Peoria ISL Louis ;ran li5 p. m. arriving at
Illinois Central, 345 p.
Z" % Up, m, arriving at ILL., Central 1:15, p. M
!" I'll. Cen Junc'n 10 a M, arriving atPeoria IL, m
=" 50 6 Is Up m, tSt. Louis train,, arriving
at Peoria II, p
I'D Through tickets to all the above places including
Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, etc., be procured
the Office.
Passengers requested procure ticket. before ia
king seats in the eE
Trains leave east end of Bridge. Omnibuses will be in
attendance at the to passengers to any part
Of the city. w. II. CRUGER, Superintendent.
Peoria, Sept, 4 1866. se6bptf
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
F00TE & EWING.

/ 1EALEKA In the
~ S0lDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove;
GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves 'N-As1-
I.a,s.l,R BOX and COAL Nesting stoves;
STEEL Of all kinds,
HAkowssE, Mans Axp BLAcxsxrrH's TooIs;
81 Louis Cgrcnas BILL aad Csoss-cu Saws of s s,sz
AID MANUFACTURERS
OF ALI 6iSDS or TIN E4RE:
fsas- 5sfsrsoa eject, Burlington Iowa
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t)AIEsT Spring Seat Piano Stools.
ana fisln aud Figured India Rubber Piano Covers,
for sale al Perry's Iasic Store = Toes. sS.tt
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JAS. MORTON e. co.

NEW Importing, Wholesale and Retail Hardware
store. Adjoining Armstrong IS Harness Shop Je:isr
son street, South side, between Main and Third
BURIJNcTav Tow, &
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A.W. G. W. CARPENTER,
nEAEEKS in Gold and silver Watches,
IL CLOCKS JEwELRY, Silverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
Pens, Fine SHver-Plated Ware Spectaces, Coral Beads
Aorte Moneies Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes, Accorde-
ons, &C., &c.
az" Watches and JeMelry repaired and warranted
Cash paid for cid Gold and Silver. Store on Hdtnsreet
Burlington, Ioara. sept IS
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Munnels Great American Preparation

4 SUB IL REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera Nor
~ ous, ChoNc, Dysentery ana pains cramps In the
stomach aud Bowels This celebrated sprecfc is used
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who have attained emuence in Medical profession IN
the Eastern States and many them throwing aside their
Prognostcs have given certificates testyng its superb
ority to medicine invented forreoyng pain or
cramps from the stomach and bowels Iissare safe and
SPEEDY IA is operation and has doubtless saved hun
dreds Of lives. II should be family medicine in every
family purifes the blood and strengthens thu system
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General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago at the Passeise
Depot. fGhcago, Nov 10, 1856.
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( HEsis, EsESS7EtaEE "a PHELPS.
NJ WHOLESALE GROCEItS, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS and Agents for Bosom SALAMANDER SAFES; No.
81 South Water and II Dearborn SITS, Chicago, Ill.,
p. d. GaAY--s. W. psSsMoRE-G II. PHELPS Ijanl.bpyl
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m - !, ..,l--6 I.'V. "Vft DTUauWay, New York,
sS For sale by Druggists and Country Merchant. :,
a paris OF the United States and the Ca1adas and IT..
T. Il. GAY; burlington, Iowa. TmarI bny, anu ny
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extensive new and cheap Dry Goods Millinery and
'roeery establishment, Is nov open on Washington
East OF Third, tbetween he Post Office and Mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

Point 1hAlAnday IA Of Cape Antonio saw large A.srcaa
bark ssicTs could not read her name appsrsnLy mo- long
o. Sosss Se vas si panied sst a VIM white
April ~ " 81 . lon 2 10 eSchanged ioashudss with ahp
big Bcnito, shseGsd New orleans is days with corn,
hides and rags 70 u Freeman Co.
sShr aps, s suc sport, e.,ye, GusyaTs FL Is a, ~
Me March 10. with BIC master Have had heavy
sasi oa s March
Mach M s.
spoke ssIL esiey hsLCe ,Sr .; ssctscnyi,
scSr loIence (Br, Perry HALIFAX Ns II DAYS with hsh 70
schr aaph Post Tyler ApAarcola. II days. with cotton.
sbr John Cashier johnson Charleston. 10 days. with cotton
scbr sarah Brusn Pearson, Georgetown &C days le.b
inst OF saw bark Jasper from for New
schr semusl Bolton, Colder Georgetown. sc, Gays.
echY b sn ith Hailet, Wilmington.
Sctr D WATSON. Cramer, Newbern.
sehr u sanders Picket .wsnsborc NO s. days
schr Mary, Rae, EFT. Pbiladelpbia for Boston.
Scbr MapRin, Whslen, Reel por.
schG Kossuih, Coke, Newbu-yport.
schr Cennecncu' Alien soDdout for New Haven.
Echr Jape Kinney hordout f'r New London.
SchI Julius Webb, Lowell Kingston for Norwich
O'Clock.
Bark jasper Bennett from Charleston. with cotton. &C. 70
a Norwegian bark from Cadz
Brig Excel Tanan from Savannah with cotton and RICE to
se6r 10 n BeI son SRI, witc ship knees
sebr Abbott Lawrence Becher II days from Cardenss with
Also one bark and TWO briggs unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Isaac Wright Liverpoo q Lamar Lordon Corue
Illus Gnsr eI de- John Boyd, Liverpool American Union
Wind during the day from NV TO Sw. with squalls.
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Cor0ners' InquesGs.

SEtl A3oRTIoS Coroner Connery was;caed up9n hold
inquest upon the body Of young named Ellen
EcLoughan who died sos water street some
hu1pcicus circumstance From the evidence sd6uced
before the CoroL 1t APPEARED that for weeks past
deceased bad been enoen that Wednesday night she
purchased dose of the of tansey a. the drug
store 6S East Broadway for the purpose 1t Is sup
posed OF secing aboruon that soon af er psrtktg
OF tue edicine she became se l. and finally died
ia great agony Thursday. The jury ia re1+ering .
verdict took occasion to he OF the drug
store, Dr. j. NJ Comngs who sold the medicine
The doctor was forthwith arrested and held
the charge preferred against him The verdict the
jury was that the deceased TO her death by
doses OF medicine Including the oil OF tsnsey administer
ed 70 her With the intent OF procuring abortion BY Dr. j.
Ctmpgs, OF 60 East Broadway The used SAYS that
he her OUNCE of the medi fine referred
TO for the purpose Of regulating uterine
cote with which e.essed aii ted tnat the de
cecased instead OF making TWO doses Of tho uedicne ,o
al at tose and thus caused death, Coroner Con.
oery held toe octor bail in the Of 81 coo to an
bwer the charge
4 SUPPOSED DROWNING Coroner Hills hello an inquest
YESTERDAY sfternoon ut pier IA North river pom the
BODY OF named John Nee Jrmack, who was found
foatrg IN the at the point Deceased left
bis resdeD 143 Cedar rect early hour in toe
morning and 10 the pier, where dy was fou ad
l ing in tie water few hours afterwards is supposed
that fell overheard and hus accidentally
drowned. Verdict in accordance efh thsse facts he
ceased thirty one years of age and native Of
Ireland.
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The aires ana Exhibitions.

BROADwAy.- Mr. and Mrs. Barney williams announced
Tor various OF heir celebrated oh night The
pe,es selected are-"Shandy Aagu re LAW for Ladies
sha mr. Brougbams amusing sketch, e:Jle Juons OF
OFanniRsn nj d the Fairies y
NIBtos The Rayels and the ballet corps dn not srorm
WI MOI DAY when the "hed Gnome" Conscriptn e., will
be produced "
oBowERY-The heartv applause ,on the very en-
ciune equesI An spectacle Of Rock wood by crowded
audience lat evening induces tie manager 10 offer Tor re-
peuioD he last TO night, he Commence with
The augbabie LARGE Designated "Bamboozling.n
BURROWS -fbe new local comedy ',11s III PLAYING with
EDGED 1oos u 70 be repeated this evening the fairy
piece called "Foriupio Messrs Burton Perry and More
Metdames howard ana Parker and avores are n the
cass A new London comedy is in preparation.
WAfLAcKs Mr.. Wasck will this evening rive bia cola
braed Interpretation Of the Shock In shals
perss Merchant OF Venice which has recently elected -n.
busastc audsons from large srd Discriminating audience
deaf as Post' 10 the sterpece.
LAURA KEENE's-Mr H. Hall the talented comedian and
tenders Faint Hearf Never Won rar adv
benefit this ing Miss keene and the -eng, ot
her perform the occasion, her n
EaD and Mr. Gosc1d nhe fret ,hia
OF whom report spe AXE most hatterngy.
BROADWAY VARIETIES The Wood sId Msrfh child en are
night AIDING 10 Their lame by their exquisite dsnea0ns
unfortunately the mf are loanR much
ms abe m1date all who anpl, for admission "uod
en- Far rer', snd loan of q Lover b. right
WooD's pssrRFLs-Hougs dances kes and The c1rnicai
ty called ''1he happv Mem TO- IN the programme
evening. Fun enough, and 20 spare
LITERARY TREaT-MHs Elose Br1dg and Mr. and Mrs
W. NJ Femug viii rive other ~ their Highly Dopusr
fahionsbe ersy and vocal entertainments hope Chapel
thH evening.