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from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE,
celebrated Pills We're hrst discovered by DIR
DUPONCO, of Paris, during which time the
in most OF the public InstitHtions. as we Ife
IN private practice, of both hemIspheres. wit
nnParaileIed success in every case, and ii
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that h
Is induced to make the Pills public for the al
!eNlatlOn OF those suffering from any Irregu.
larities whatever, as well as to prevent an in
crease Of family where health will not PERM
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
In0nlti0n, the Proprietor assumes no response.
biiity, although their mildness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended ASA
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
~, Oi M ~ 'ilOSe aillGung complaints so peculiar
situation, Retention, Pain in The Back and L0i,s,
ft;t[eSst"g Do'on Pains, Rush Of Blood 10 he
ness, HenUiIleSS, Fdtigue on orIiV Slight EEcTf0n,
itItpt;dtton Of The Heart, and ali the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
all other female weakenesSes,
Ihe LencOrrhOea, or Whites.
,i AZ me same time, there is nothing in these
Iills that can do injury to life or health. Lea
ne directions be strictly JoLLOIUed and YOU will
ma them to be all they are represented
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
10000 Boxes have been Sold within
Two Years.
zen IholHdnCi BOIes sent bv Letter. both ny
,,nSseLl ana Agents, TO all parts OF the world
70 %hlch answers have been returned in
Wnlch ladies' say, nothing like the above mills
HNIaYe been known since THE SCIEHCE or
SlEDlCISE DAMNED UPON THE woRID
In removing Distractions d RcSfor.
ing Nature to its Proper Channel
32THIETIS6i THE SERVEcs and bringing bacL, Tho
most delicate. Vi Inc
Price 81 per Box. SIxRove-
Sold by M,CABE, KRAFT & CO. Wholesale
IWEin igg % Main street, Wheeling. General
w noIeSale Agents for West Va, to whom ali
3 Ig must be addressed. Sold ut Retail nv
REED, KRAFT d co, ~
Sold in ST. ClairSville Ohio nv
Au,t W: 1. q j. j. PICKERING
ana by DR.. s. b. Stidger MoundsviIIe W
" IA "a Ut. l.. Carr and DR.. ]. 81, BOucock'
ob aadies by sending sl.oo to either of the
IDoSe agents to the Wheeling Post ONCE can
nave nave the pills sent, (confidentiaIIyJ by Mail
~ any part OF the country, free OF postage.
oc2-lyd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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anttiulr SALES.
w. II. BAsSETT & CO.,

w. n. BASSETT & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION
NIERCHAN T5,
Sales Room No. II Monroe Street,
WHEELING, w. VA.
WILL SELL HOUSES, LANDS, Pko-
w duce, Merchandise, etc. o., .,,o dow
Sales made by us Will be hotlceu t4e ""'
Def re in this column. 1870 .,,o,, so,os
Parties wishing TO advertise auction s"les
will please call on us before Inserting.
we are agents for several paper manula t,
tories. and will keep constantly on hAhu'
Bonnet Boards, Roofing, wrapping anu
general assortment of Paper
VIII pay particular attention TO receiving
and selling country Produce. hlr+'
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SOME of the police officers on the
Fourth, having nothing more credit,
able to engage their attention, arrested
three colOred boys for firing off pistols
on the streets, vi the same time not ar
resting white boys who were doing the
same thing at the same time. This fact
was brought out in evidence before
Judge Goode yesterday, and he, to his
credit, remarked, that he regretted the
under the ordinance, to impose fine,
which he did as lightly as possible.
The boys had been kept in the lock up
all night and the fine, including costs,
| about six dollars each, were paid by
their employers. The performances OF
| the police in these arrests are generally
regarded as very small transactions.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
last evening with about four and one
fourth feet water in the channel.
Weather clear.
The Edinbnrg left on the evening of
the 4th for Cincinnati.
The r. r. Hudson leaves this evening
at O'Clock for Cincinnati.
The Express is the Parkersburg pack
ct to-day.
PITTSBURGH.
The Gazette of yesterday says: The
river is still reCeding steadily ut this
point with scant thirty-three inches in
the channel by the pier marks last eve
ming. The weather yesterday was
cloudy and warm, with slight indica-
tiOns of rain. Business is almost
wholly suspended, and what is still
worse, there are no indications at pres
ent of any immediate Improvement.
There has not been single arrival
with the exCeptionrof the New State,
| from Cincinnati. The Kate Putnam
from the same point, is the next boat
due, and may possibly arrive to.mor'
row or next day, though it is probable
that she will be delayed by low water
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W.P. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
]. b. FORD,
jul5 General Agent, Wheeling
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Foreign Fruits.

= CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN PEAR
ported
cases OF New Smyrna Figs, some in ID.
81 boxes Lemons and Oranges.
fruits.
Spiced and Cove Oysters, Sarlines, Raisin
Currents, Dates, CitrOns, DC, &c, Just arriv
and for sale low, by
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Transportation.
RAITTMORE l. OHIO R. R. Comply
OFFICE BA1r. & OHIO RAILROAD CO.,
oR WHEELING June Is, 1856.

2.CSEEGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after June
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A slnrnlnr Homicide.

The Mariposc (Cal.) Gdeeite, Of The 2ld
nit. relates the following: "E. G.. Hall, Of
ilornitos. killed n Chinaman on Friday Of
last week, under very peculiar circum-
stances. lie heard Il noise IN his hen
house. and got mp and went there. when he
met n Nhinaman In the very act of stealing
his chickens. In the attempt to seize tile
fellow. Hall accidentally got one hand IN
the Chinaman's mouth. With the other he
seized hold Of his cue, and twisted II around
his neck, and hung on. The severe biting
Of hishaud caused Hall 10 faint. Mrs. Hall,
thinking her husband was gone rather
longer than was necessary, and fearing
that something had happened, went TO the
chicken-house where She found Hall and
the Chinaman on the ground the former
had tainted, the latter had choked to death.
It required considerable effort to pry open
the dead ClIinamaus mouth to relieve
llalls hand. This was one of the strnngest
deadly encounters we ever reeollect hear
ing Of"
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Administrators Sale of Real
EState.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court OF
i Montgomery County, ohio, will Oiler for sale
at public auction, ut the door of the Court House
In Dayton, on
SdtWrdly, the lbtf doyof Decem6er, 4. n. 1865,
At two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, the
following described real estate, situate in the
county OF Montgomery and State of ohio. t0-wit;
In lots numbered 81 and i2 rs plated and re-
corded in - T. liarker's plot Of North Dayton
also strip of land 16H feet wide adjoining TO- and
laying along the west end of said lot No 3l and
IcNtendng the whole width OF said lot
Also, piece of land commencing on east line Of
Out-iot No. 1, and running thence north with the
east line OF said lot 49,, feet TO "A point: thence
west parallel with the south line OF said lot 10 feet
To point: thence south 43l. feet 10 point thence
east - feet TO the place of beginning, being part
Of said out lot No, 1.
The foregoing real estate above described
constitutes the premi as entire, including the
dwelling house, slaughter hOnse AMI barn, owned
aud occupied by Frederick schwartz deceased, ~
the time of his death. in Ma .i...tt pship
Appraised all together, as one premises, ai
$s.4iO
Also lot M. 40l2 on the plat of the city of Day
ton in Montgomery County, Ohio, appraised AZ
$3.50
TERMS or sAIE--One third in cIsh on day OF
sale; One-third in one, and one third IN two years
from said day, with interest; deferred payments
90 be secured by mortga on the premises.
GEORGE llERBlG
Adni of Frederick schwartz decd
u. A. HoUR Attorney.
November l8 1856 iOW4
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aNunctary aud Commercial.
Cincinnntl nInrkets.
UINcINNATL November II


FGouR--The demand is entirely of To-
cal nature. Superfine Is held at $40 256ol1
%; cXtra at Sll 50@I9 80; family at Sl275
Gol3 ~, and fancy at Sl19ol5.
WHEAT--There was moderate inquiry
FOR Rcd Wheat at the quotations. No. IS
held at 81 7Om2 - f: No. | mt 81 S00D2 81. and
extra at 81 30. There is very LITTLE Hin
upon the market; It is held at 81 95dS3.
CoRN-'fhere was n good demand Tor No.
sbelcd Corn To-day, aud the supply of
old being light, prices advanced jc., hold
ers a the close asking SOC. ia bulk or eleya-
tor. Old ear is held firmly at soc. New
ear Is selling at 50665Sc. at lower roads.
OATs-Thc market was firmcr to-day.
with an improved demand. No we quote
Mt A7GflSc. in elevator, aud No. > at Il9i5c.
RYE-'rhe market was firmer under AN
improved demand. No. We now quote at
81 25@l q extra at 81 30, and No. is
held at 81 1901 20.
BARLEY--Is duh and heavy for all grades
excepting prime qualities of fall, which are
held firmly at 81 70@l 70. Spring Is duh
at 81 30 ahd 81 40 for State. We heard of
no sales.
CRooHiuIS-T market rules rather dull.
but prices are unchanged. The demand Is
quite moderate We quote fair to choice
Rio Coffee Mt 2I@30c.; raw Sugar ut l2M
l5c.; hard refined at iT@l7l4c. and Mo
lasses at SO@9Oc. for Porto Rico.
WHIsKN--The market Is unchanged and
| steady. with "A fair demand, at 3tc. for
Londed. and So 33m2 % Tor free. tho latter
being the iohh,ug rates.
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SIIERIFF's SALE.

Julia Metherd. vs. samuel i. Medler. ct al, su-
perior Court OF Montgomery County. ONO. Case
No 3iS6.
DURSUANT to an order of sale issued by the
~ SUPERIOR Court, ithin aud for the County Of
No Cntgomory, Ohio, and 10 me directed viii offer
AZ puOuc liIe door of the COuTt HOu-l, in
the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, he a2d ddy of Deteha6er 1864
Between the hOnrs Of two and four o'clock r. NJ,
the iollOwing described real estate tO-witi
Stnntc in the county of Montgomery, and state
OF Ohio being part Gfthc quarter of section
eighteen. u.s. town two (e) range siN, (G NJ ".
known rs the Gebhart farm Boundaries of the
east part, beginning at the northeast corner of the
quarter al aatoDo, thence south degree " @9
chains, thence south o. degrees 40 m nutes " 1850
chains thence north degree g $50 c lains; thence
north SlA degrees W I5s chains; thence north 10
degrecAA chains 70 the center Of roai; thence east
along road 5,II chains; thence n de ,gree l3 70
ehalns In section line; thence along section line
n 67 degrees 20 minutes 1851 chains tO the place
Of beginning, containing f2 3s 100 acre Bounda.
res Of timber land, beginning at the W corner Of
the Gebhart iarmi thence north dc gree "a 30
chains To the center of the road the zee south 80
degrees 519 chains thence 5 1 dei rec W 2i76
chains thences 6S degrees 40minutes eb60 chains
81 the place Ofbeginning, cOntainingL 100 acres
the two tracts OF land containing b5 100 acres,
and will be sold ns one entire farm The above
premises have been appraised at sixty -fge dollars
per acre and cannot Kell for less than two thirds
OF the appruisnent,
said farm Is known as the MEDLER farm. aud
is under good cultivation aud has q 20 od crib
and other improvements thereon, and good timber
land. Terms OF sale-cash on day OFFS. Jc.
q. O.. H. DAVIDSON sheriff
iApAM CLAY, Atty .tI
NOV. IA 1864 wit
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Whisky Frauds.
NrW YoRK. NovombeI

NEW DIRK. November III.
IL is stated by some of the leading officers
the Internal Revenue Department of the
city that the new law in relation to distil-
leries. which went into operation on the
first of september has failed to prevent the
frauds in the manufacture of whisky, for
which il was emctcd. Liquor can still he
obtained ut less than the cost of the duty
imposed on it, and this fact concusively
proves that no tax has been paid upon it,
one of the leading sections OF the new law
provides that an Inspector shall be placed
in charge Of each distillery, day and night,
and that locks of intricate construction
shall be placed Oh the doors of each.
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European Affairs.

NEW YORK, November IA.
The steamer Persia brings Liverpool
dates TO the 3d, and Queenstown dates TO
the lth.
Twenty persons had perished in col
liery explosion near New Castle.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says the Emperor's health has im
proved considerably.
The Paris PrcSSe says the alliance be-
tween Russia and Prussia Is an accom-
plishcd fact. entered into with reference to
a special object, aud in anticipation of
events already determined upon.
Intelligence from Gambia has been mainly
anticipated by the cable dispatches.
Three thousand Insurgents. who had taken
refuge in the Cave OF Melidoni, were
drowned by the rising Of the tide.
News from Brazil represents that Lopez,
on the part of Paraguay, had made prOpo-
sails for peace, which were rejected by the
allies when the battle of Curapaily was
fought, and the allies met with a serious
defeat.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A "Lct Down" IsorcshadOwcd.
Especial to Cincinnati Enquirer1
w AsuiNerox Novc,nher "A


Tie following IS portion of n comnuni-
cation to-day addressed by q member of
The Cabinet 70 friend of the Administra-
uon Ia New ENGLAND, whOsccmed to be ap-
prclIcnsiyc that the difficulties between the
President and Congress might Induce ac-
ton ON the part ol the formerwhich would
tend to widen the breach, If II lid not put
important interests In peril. The mcmber
Of The Cabinet says, respecting the Prcsi-
dent:
tie believes that the manner in which he
proposed that the Government should deal
with the southern States was not only
maguanimous one. but the only one likely
to result in a speedy aud hearty reeoncilia-
ton between the sections. and he has ielt
it 10 he his duty 10 sustain his views by the
exercise Of such powers as the Constituthn
had clothed him with; but while this has
been, and doubtless will continue to be his
course, he viii violate no law, nor fail to
perform the duties which are legally de-
volvcd upon him lie will veto every Till
that ne may regard Unconstitutional, po
matter how unpopular u may he Tor him
to do so. But he viii ext cute with unscru-
pulous fidelity all laws. especially those to
which he has declined 10 givchis Executive
sanction.
The apprehcnsions which YOU seem TO
feel. aud which many others share with
YOlL that Mr. johnson will attempt to force
southern Representatives into Congress. or
do any other imprudent thing by which
the public peace viii he disturbed. or the
public credit br endangered. Is entirely an
founded. While he will exercise an earn
cstncss in the power which he possesses
under the Constitution in furtheranee of
the measures which hc may think Is best
calculated 60 promote the public veal, he
viii not quarrel with Congress for pursuing
the same independent course.
He regrets the disagreement between the
| Legislative and Executive branches of
the Government, and would, | doubt not
yield much to effect reconciliation. He
win not, however sacrifice his principles
nor violate the Constitution, according to
his Interpretation ot it, no matter what
pressure may he brought to bear upon him.
! lie means TO do right and viii trdst to
time for the lindicatlon of his course. He
will be as true to the Constitution and Gov
crnment, as President OF the United States
rs he was tried an steadlast TO the Union
in the darkest days of It's trials.
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Ncw Yerk NIoney Mnrlet.

NEW YORK, November II.
The Commercials money article says the
money market shows a tendency toward
increased ease the effect, perhaps OF a
rather diminished demand from brokers
than of any other change in the condition
Of the banks.
The larger stock firms are again able TO
borrow ON stock colaterals AT per cent,
though 3 per cent. Is the predominant rate
Discounts are somewhat active. There is a
large supply of paper ON the market aud
some pressure to sell, the rate for prime
names being 6@Gls per cent.
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HEQUEsTIoN SETTLED.-The public have
rendered their verdict that the Eagle
Clothing Store, No. lls Main street, Is the
best and cheapest place IN Dayton TO buy
clothing of superior quality BY system
of fair and honorable dealing, SchwaTz
turned the popular current In his favor,
and by pursuing the same course, he in
tends to merit a continuance of the patron
age and confidence already received. Letit
be remembered that new and splendid
goods are daily received at the sign of the
Golden Eagle" making the eassortment the
most complete and desirable in the city.
Come and see ltdaw
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LATER-BY CABLE.
LONDON, November ]

ioNbpNf 4NbNtlllbti los
The EAglsh Government and people
seem to be inclined to settle the Alabama
claims if demand is made by the United
States to that effect.
In spite of the many denials, the rumors
prevail. 1t is even said the treaty provides
for the admission of the United States into
the alliance with u sovereign establishment
IN the Mediterranean Sea, anG guarantees
that nation higlly favorable commercial
advantages.
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Arrest of Railroad Robbers.
LOUISVILLE, November IA

: TTT77NI
The gang Of desperadoes who robbed
passenger train ON the LOUSY lie and NASH
VILE road, n few days since. have all been
and three of them were
brought here this evening. Six Others and
King, their leader, have also been taken,
and viii be sent here for trial. These men
were captured by citizens of Franklin and
men on the railroad train.
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LIN N A r. TT s
RHEI WINE.

L HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM
the public that he is now manufacturing very
superior article Of the above Wine WI doh has been
proncnneed by ycompetentiudges 70 be The hest now
IN tGc market. u can be obtained at wholesale or
retail at the Drug Store Of D. n. Oihinter n hst
Filth street Dayton, and also OF &, Jnger " al
nut House. Wayne street
He has also alarge supply of
LINNAEUs RHEI PLANTS FOR sA I.E,
which can be obtained ON application at either a
tie above-nam places or Of the su bscrlher "a 4
Wayne street, a short distance south of the Wal .
nut House.
The above Wine Is highly recommended as a
medicinal stimulant, and Is also excessively USED
Tor sunramental purposes. S. ltAWkER
ian21 1-dwlyr
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CHURCH DEpIcATIoN.-The dedication of
st. Johns Church, at Dodson's Station,
will take place ON Sunday. November %.
The Right Reverend Bishop Rosecrans will
ofliciate on the occasion. Arrangements
have been made with the Railroads to con-
vey to tie place all who desire to attend
the interesting ceremonies. Tickes may he
obtained on Sunday next, of Rev. Father
Kelly, ut st. Joseph's Church.
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eg- Ladies fur lined, Water Proof
Balmorals. Just received ~ G. Femeding's,
No. BOG second, between Main and Jeiler-
son streets. Call and get apairbciore they
are all sold. dim
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e7'~A pittsburg dispatch says, cOlorcd
woman of this city gave birth last night to
four children. two boys and two girls, and
both mother and children are alive aud
doing well. \ generous hearted furniture
dealer. hearing of this extraordinary birth,
kindly presented the mother with two
cradles, Cradles are useful, but shouldn't
she have Bureau p
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BEsT's FJLTERs-PRICE REDUCED In or
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather. B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
10 SIS. This win place them in the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one iyl2dtf
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DEFY CoMrETrnoN.-Lebe q
Son, No. los Main street. call particular at
tention TO their new and splendid stock of
fall aud winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold by any
otheg house in the city.
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SPLENDID .--Icbcnsbnrger Y
Son, No los Main street, hayc Just received
hc most splendid lotof oycrcoats in the
city, which they are olcrngat very low
grrrs. Call and see them. ltd&w
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LOOK TO IouR lNTRREsr.--C. Fcrneding.
No. 30G Second, between Main and Jcilcr-
son streets, will for the next thirty days
sell Boots and Shoes aud Hats and Caps at
strictly wholesale prices In order to make
room for new stock. dim
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Gsg~A. M. Griswold, the "Fat Contributor
is making engagements TO deliver lectures
before literary associations, lecture COM
mittees, &C., the coming winter. lie is
preparing new lecture entitled "The Gift
enterprise.
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FALL AND WINTER CLoTHNG.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
10S Main street.
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GRAND CoTILLoN PARTY.-1he second
annual cotillon party of the Brick Layers
Union of Dayton, will be held in Beckel
Hall on the evening of December n. 1866.
Music by Regimenatl Band.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tnn OrErA iIousE.-For some reason,
orwhich we are not apprscd the play Of
"Satau in Paris did not come OF at the
Oper, House, last evening according to
previous announcement. The audience.
howcver was very acceptably entertained
by tbe substitution Of Green Pushes" with
Miss Western a. Miami character to
which she gives thrilling cf''ct nd in
which she never appeared to advan-
tage To-night the very attro i've play of
'.Streefs in New York" VIII presented
ior the first time in Dayton.
TnE HASLoN BRornERs.- Mr.. y. A..
Bruce, the araat courier of idosc famous
athletes the Hanlou Brother Is now in
the city, making arrangements for their
appearance here on Monday evening next,
at the Opera House The til &c brothers
who will visit us next week comprise the
"right wing" of this renowned troupe, the
"lrtt wing having been here during the
State Fair. Perhaps no troupe OF gymnasts
bounded satisfaction as this one. Their
fcats are OF the most wonderful character,
and never fail 10 elicit the warmost encomi-
unis Of the press aud plaudits OF the public.
The Ottawa Times says:
The theater was crowded l1-t night lit
orally from "pit to dome" so all a house
was, perhaps never before seen in this
city, and seldom have such un,l imous out
bursts ofsapplause greeted performance
of any description. The lightning Iouavc
drill. by Miss Carrie Austin, was greatly
admired and justly. The three dying men
Of the air''-the lianion brothers--made
the people hold their breath in fear for, aud
wonder at, the daring leats of the athletes.
gentleman accustomed 70 he feats OF
such performances as the various troupcs
of Arabs who astonished Europe aud the
States some years ago. being asked what
lie thought of the Hanlons' performances,
replied, II really can't tell what / thought,
| was LOST in WONDER The troupe Of dogs
and monkeys came in for their full share
Of distinguished consideration" The
| sphynX was full of mystery to the uniniti-
ated. and the comic intermedc by the
brothers was very gracefully done. but
amongst the most graceful were the varied
scenes of the triple parterre by the Han
Ions. and ghc shadow pantomnc conVulsed
the house with laughter. Altogether this
was such u treat rs was never before wit
messed by an OTTAWA audience.