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While the importatons into this port this year have
been less than last the value Of the exports has varied
butllttlc for tho past years The imports this
have fallen of Ss,669,s6s, and the exports only
s736s3 reducing tho balance against us in the foreign
trade of this port in five months 1t will be
perceived that the importation of free goods is larger
thus far this year than for the corresponding period
either OF the two previous This fact has undoubt
teddy slight influence upon the revenue frmo Customs
which in connection with tho reduced average duty
upon the dutabe imports has reduced the revenue very
much this year compared with last
Subscriptions to the capital stock Of tho Nav York
and Erie Railroad progress very slowly and at present
there appears very little probability the three millions
being subscribed within the time required by the new
charter We learn that there are capitalists standing
ready to come forward and make up the fifteen hun
dred thousand dollars wanted provided certain changes
are made III the management OF the company Onr CAPT
taiss who have not yet subscribed one dollar to the
stock OF the company, and many old stockholders will
not nvest dollar in the work long as IT is under
he management of the present president The success
Of the road, therefore, depends upon Mr. Lords resign
ing at once There is strong prejudice in the public
mind OF this city against him president of the com.
pany and SO long as he occupies that position so long
will the work linger along until the time extended by
the Legislature anspircs and tho concern falls through
The cSrayagan expenditures made upon the road and
tho mismanagement that has characterized all the opc
rations of the company from the first moment Of lis owls
tencc attributed ovho of tact or talent Of Mr.
Lord and it is not surprising that capitalists object TO in
vest their funds again where they have been so reck
'cssly expended Millions upon millions Of dollars have
been expended upon this road of only fifty three miles
N length under the administration OF Mr. Lord the pre-
sent president aud we have guaranty that expendl
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AUCTION NOTICES.
nv sNIFFEN & co

AUCTION NOTlCE.-Second hand Fumiture.-Ths day
at 10 clock 81 Ann street large quantity of Second
hand Furniture removed for Of stlecompsng
Soils Diyans mahogany Rockers Chairs French Bedsteads
CRIBS fancy and maple Chairs. dining Tables Bureaus Bru
sells ingram and other Carpets feather Beds Bedding ha
Mattrasses Looking glasses oil Cloths Crockey China and
Glassware Se Also the kitchen furniture ia lt'rh
. GEO. Is. ROLLINS Auctoneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHO OLD FURNITURE
II being the entire of the St. George Hotel No. 81
broadway on Tuesday, nth June, 10 oclockconsng Of
large quantity Of double and single Maple Bedsteads French
Mahogany DO; irst quality Hair Mattresses; Feather
B, faiasses; Mahogany and Painted Washstands Toilet
Tables Looking Gasses large size Pier and Mantel Glasses
Sofas Couches and Dvans French half French and
Grecan Mahogany Chairs; Maple Cane Seat Chairs large
number OF Office Arm Chairs Sdeboards Card Pier Centre
Tea and Dining Tables Dressing Bureaus large quantity Of
Bedding English Oil Cloths Brussels Ingram and Venan
Carpets; Hall Solar and Astral Lamps; Gas Extures Bar
Room aud Kitchen Furniture China Glass and Plated Ware,
Cutlery, Chamber Crockery.
Also quantity Of choice old Wines and Liquors, consist
ing Of Madeira Sherry and Port and other Wines Of the first
quality.
The sale will be continued from day day until all is sold
80. = WILKINS ROLLINS, Auctioneers.
(650lje II 81 issrh No II Broad street.
IMPORTED DAHLlA ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LEV will sell Monday morning, at II o'clock, at
"A. No. 2l3 Broadway Laarge Building contain
ing 80 boxes Daa Roots imported from urguhart Sons
arrived. They mostly Of kinds and all choice
attention Of gardnes particularly requested this sale
such lot rarely to be found IN this Each is
labeled with true names aud colors. Sale positive
je1i Pr re
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GLORIOUS rs.
EyR ~ n am Ms

nAY AND NIGHT ASCENTS, manufactured by G.
~ LOWE, go Lewis street. Grand up stairs may be had
Messrs Gassoners and Young Chatham Listendalh
Maiden lane, and al of the principal Frework Stores
the city with full directions for setting them off.
All orders punctually attended to. jeli 3tsrc
rlNHE SUBSCRIBERS behalf of the crew Of the Plea
Yach James Dunlap, beg leave return their heart
felt thanks 10 Capt Robert Crtendcn and his Pot) Of the
Steamboat Rochester for their courtesy altering
OF their boat Friday when opposite Hobokcn
thereby preventing collision with US.
CHARLES r. MILES,
JAMES BECKETT, yCommittec.
ieli IT. rh FRANCIS STEWART
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VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON.


ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING.
% OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SIIINE.~g
THIS EVENING
The entertainments will with grand Comic Pano.
mimic Ballet, entitled
THE TINKER, THE TAILOR. THE FARMER AND
SAILOR.
Also Singing Dancing and Negro Extravaganza by The Opera
tic Brothers aud Sisters forming the best Band of
Alinstrels in the world.
The Company at Vauxha of twenty talented
formers, who will all have the honor of appearing
evening this week.
Doors ~ o'clock. Performance commence 81
O'Clock.
No Ladies admitted unless attended by gentlemen.
An efficient Police engaged. under officer Sastin
e For particulars, bills of the day. 10 lwAm
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From April 10Th to May 81 there had been decrease
in specie of 5000 665 in cash liabilities of SAL 100 and
cash assets S59633 while there had been an increase
in the circulation of s45s55 The receipts of specie at
New Orleans this amount to only So, lis, 9ls
against 81, sos last year. The approach of the no
weather and sickly in New Orleans will make
business very inactive and consequently correspond
ing falling off in the demaed for bank facilities
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M USIl

LApf VINO has thorough knowedge Of music being
fully to would @h
this paper shall be punctually attended to- iel iw+rc
Children yiSrs a with sss
Pc A. oes Of
V'IE FOLLOWING STATEMENT is from onetof the
s%"sn to ysy Ss a I an"
&c G% s @ e s sd SsT &C..
S ns F%sse t@
era Of this vicinity have Of Pulmonary
@ a all S sa Row s s as
ba
Pal@ons syrup hI cured HIM Bsetman has told
s II % s'is
the originator o the PaImonc syrup and believe that Beck
deayor to deceive the public.
seen The cs Rs Pa@ond
pledmesns honest and honorable man.
N exclusively for the sale Of sehencks Pumonic
for he o Sd srsp no Longer Assn
kEDEMPIlON OF NOTES OF INSOLVENT
SAFETY FUND BANKS.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
THE COMPTROLLER in to S ss TGrd
ofthe Act Chapter IA Of the Laws Of a5 hereby gives
sfs es s
the Commercial Bank Buffalo, the Commercial Bank
wego the Clinton County Bank the Wateret Bank and the
Bank of Lyons
The Comptroller authorised to pay any
therefore, who which
have been protested the demanded Of the Receiver
OF the Bank IN order TO obtain interest will find
hold bills of any the Banks before named
taken the necessary establish claim for aud
willing surrender the receiving dollar for dollar
be paid at this rate presenting the bills the Comptro
ler
All other claims which have been presented and
established againstany Of the nsovent Banks will be
paid by the who cannot order from the
Chancellor the safety fund.- until he has collected the
due the bank and applied the ayais the payment Of
its debts The balance thea remaining charge the safe
~ fund, and these balances be paid the Re-
dsposes OF the of the Bank and final order
from the Chancellor either in cash stock
which the Comptroer authorised to under the Act
provide for paying the debts OF nsovent Safety Fund Banks
passed April 20, 1915
In the Of the Bank of Buffalo, the final order has
made by the Vice. Chancellor Of the 9th circuit and the
for paying the balance of all the claims against the Bank have
been paid to the Receiver.
pay all the debts of that Bank and Of the circulating
OF the Bank of Oswgo have been redeemed by the Comp
troller.
The and residences of the Receivers of the several
Banks follows:-
Commercial. Bank of New York, J. NJ Blatchford, New
York
Commercial Bank of Buffalo, S. g. Austin, Buffalo.
Commercial Bank Of Oswego, IT, Beekman, Undertook
Watervliet Bank George X. Davis Troy
Clinton County Bank, Henry X Averill, Plattsburgh.
Bank Of Oswego, Charles Stebbins Cazepoya.
Wayne County Bank, Samuel Miller Rochester
City Bank of Buffalo, g. w Newell, Albany.
The the Bank of New York. including cir
culang have been paid by the Receiver from The as sets
ofthe Bank A. Z. FLAGG,
i'll sire Comptroller
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to all parts of the House rs Cents

CASTLE GARDEN.
Proprietors Messrs French aud Heser.
On Entire Change Of Entertainments
CONCERTS LA MUSARD.
admission % Cents
Saturday. Evening, june 18th.
The w commence with the Splendid Overture
to lie Domino Noir Auber, by Full Band.
To commence with Grand Series of Tableaox taken from
the earliest ages of mankind entitled the
FIRST FRATRICIDE.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Cain q Elser Adam ........ Ellsler
Abel ....... L Parsloe Eve ........ Miss Cohen
Succeeded by Popular Overture.
The Dem Military Dance OF the Cracovienne, by the justly
celebrated Mad se Desjardins.
spirited Dance of Nationalities by Miss Cohen.
Song, Mr. Dennison.
The brilliant aud beautiful Spanish Castnet Pas of Ell
Zapaleqdc di Cadiz, by Mad'slle Desiardins.
Grotesque Tch Tclou, Chinese Buoons Dance by G.
7. Parsloe.
To consnds with shs Comic let and Ey,nyagsnza of
La Pere Boniface, Mon Gusave Justin, MIR L c Parsloe
Vol au Vent, Mon Louis Louise, Miss Cohen
, Between the Entertainments ntermssion of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Doors open at hafpast o'clock. Performance
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New Stock Exchange,
Sales of Stocks mt Boston.

EXCHANGE BOARD, June LILO shas East Boston Co. 1875
100 do, bmo 4 IS do 10; 100 do solm 49, Is State Blk 64
100 Long Island RR 724 O8 Reading RR 26t 200 do bw
26s4; l25 do bim 27 $50 Wilmington RR bi0d iS so do
171s; $50 do bolm, Ma 200 do l71z
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Dircctory for Is4B-'48.-Hcar Boob sides
,b GU Judge-The New York and Brooklyn Directory
street Map and variety Of valuable general
IA Eon complete IN volume, now ready for sale al
re street and ~ The publishers rely the
ex,amined, will give satisfaction ' $50 '' ''
h pposng the public would fully understand and
no,ses Of former publisher in advertising against the
rhpe pestor days before printed and
pr1scory market kept silent But finding he has
- ~, me community against the Opposition Directory
& some refuse TO examine H. they believing his nsnua-
prove ' ,a II Is copy from last years state and can
,'d we employed about seventy canvass
two cities and the information they collected from door
m ooa constitutes the Of Directory containing about
Therefore indignantly rs the base and false
uy sparng neither labor expense enabled
% directory about six weeks earlier than usual. perfect
eoet a the one Of last for this will be-
solicit the people for themselves, and be
nassed by interested opposition With public encouragement
wv intend to publish Directories future
se monopoly prices the contrary nowh
stahdng. GROOT ELSTON
Publishers aud Pronrietors. laa EnIton q
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REGATTA.

REGATTA.
THE between the celebrated II foot sail boats
IL 1nyncble j. Let's, Groesbeck, Maria Monk, aud the
WouldHaye Thoughtlt came off on Thursday the 18th
around Throgs Point Buoy and returning the place of
Ing u beautiful style making the quickest time record
built Gy Fish, Se,i the eaa from hs
turning the stake minutes advance the second boat and
almost dstanced the Others aud coming down in gallant style
taking The purse I Lett bait by Let's came N second
the a NOT beng n sbo % hs
jNit'rh - : - AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS.
COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1916, FOUR KINDS.
appearance Of our Comic Amamse rcpee with fun and hne
Head Comic, snd De Dsrkiss Comic those on the spot viii
e"d for SAMPLES Always on sale the greatest variety ae
usntty Of Chdrens Books coored and pan Song Books
Show al Rn de on appea
We sell low very low for cash. and do full justice al
orders :" ms KINDS quantity III Tu hsSfE FISHER
jeIi lm-rc ~ Chatham street
PHILbIPs co. are now opening at iher new Store,
sormsn Of Sieh Chandelsr for candles Gilandoe
''''''' Lanterns Gas FIXTURES.
AM % o. s cu o. bo s a'e aa
Maltcl Lights, Brackets, Pendants, &C., sc.
Messrs Cornelius Co. and have been selected with eyeS
care by o % who has been engaged In that establish
during the last ten years and is familiar with all the lates
FRENCH CHINA
great variety orich Chm, Dinner Dessert Tea and Tetca
Tete SETS Manel Clocks China Vases Comuccpss &c. &c
ofhc latest patterns, imported expressly for this establish
Also an assortment fCut Glassware
The above goods all new aud Just received from the diff
Wholesale retail such weust will obtain shar,
Of public patronage ielt 6ttrh
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RIVERS 81 Wu SON

A ARTICLE appeared in the Morniag Necs, yesterday
morning. stating that hundred dollars had been raised
the lawyers for the widow Of Rivers Wilson, and
was that ,e money bad not been paid over and also
member Of the Bar buried Wilson and personally collect.
ed some $50 which paid her within days after the
neral About the same time Of money raised by the
neighbors which also paid and subscription
IN the Law Library independently Of any dictaon
aud the subscription list all On account Of the
above articles committee waited Mrs Wilson, found
her in comfortable CIRCUMSTANCES through the money aca,
obtained and that she willing that the subscription SHOULD
remain open still longer The already collected Is in III,
the supervision Of committee who fully competent to dis
charge the duty of trustees of such funds.
JeiiIt rh MEMBER or TIE BAR
RARQUE HOME, fro,a New Orleans, IS dscharging a
-. Consgnees wLi e,sc sttend 70 me receipt OF Their
ilirc
w HEAT-sooc bushels very sN ne1or Illinois Wheat nov
w landing ships Oswego and Rome IRON New Orleans
jprc /. K tCooIIiNA' & CO., s. South st.
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THE ALHdMRA

ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIoNARY,
$50 BROADWAY.
addition to its being the magnificent and extensive
establishment OF the kind this CITY is also the only
where the Ice Creams made entirely Of
one ceptca ON this point easily satisfy themselves BY
comparison.
Parties and families supplied also with rich Plain
Cream, received twice day from Orange iei2 wisrh
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SECOND WARD HOTEL

NOTICE.The undersigned having purchased the entire
IN right Of the above establishment from the late proprietor,
Mr. Edmund Jones' ocits from his friends and the public
that patronage which has heretofore literally
extended No pains will be spared render equal
in TO the late proprietor whose pride always
please. The Liquors and Segas Of the choicest
kinds and persons attendance the former superior
yleand hopes by attention please all those who
may favor him with call. GEORGE THURSTON.
1 New York, June TO- 1915.
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PARK THEATRE.
FIR NCH OPERA.
IINHE MANAGER has the honor of announcing the ct
OF New York that he has leased the Park Theatre
limited season, and will open it
Monday Next, the 18th June,
With first time in this city, the celebrated Grand Opera
GUlLLAUME TELL,
BY Rossini,
WITH \ POWERFUL CAST,
AND A LARGELY INCREASED ORCHESTRA.
T The Box Book will be opened Friday morning the
18th instant, 10 o'clock, the Box Office where places may
be secured
G limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed of
aud Private Boxes engaged for night the whole period
performance. JIG
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New Novel by Paul Gle Koclx.
Just published and for sale by Periodical Agents generally
PAUL THE PROFLIGATE;
PARIS AS IT IS.
With beautiful engraving.
Price IS cents.
" the Author of "Gustave,n THE Girls,
Fighting JULES INV ueighbor Raw

PARIS AS IT Is.
With beautiful engraving.
BY the Author Of Gassye 's The Gsette of Paris
Fighting Jules" My neighbor Raymond, &c. ct
Astonishing are the effects which attend the
have been an witness Of these which almost
suross belief would advise all whose lungs e
eced to purchase few bottles from his office, No Court
land street and give the Medicine trial. certainly
public.
Mr.. SCHENCK has advertised that p s. BEEKMAs is no
longer IN Agent for the sale OF the genuine ScHENcKs PuLo
NC SYRUP.
Boston. Subscriptions to the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents, REppING s.
Co., State street. Tems$l quarter three for
WEEKLY HERALD, every Saturday morning, price CENTS
SO per annum.
All and cheap publications for sale soon as issued.
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HEEALp must be paid the AUTHORIZED AGENTS Zs
her Co. Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut =
cents without delivered free Of charge Pha
deiphs Single copies for sale above daily o'clock
Price Scents
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
fh.rdelphia free of postage.
All the ard cheap Publications for sale al their es.
tahllshment az soon as issued wholesale and retail
rs much perhaps in Philadelphia anypaper published in that
city, afording available medium Advertise
en handed the half past4 O'clock will appear
the Herald day
Medical NOtice.-The Advertisements Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the Of all Diseases will
appear on 0i9 as Sc Agent a this
Once and Consulting Rooms of the College o. Nassau
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SCOTT7S BAZAAk,
No. 81 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AMI
GREENWICH STREET

SANDS SCOTT returns his sincere thanks 70 hi
~ friends and the public large for the liberal support
ceyed since he has been IN business and hopes BY the sam
ofhis les, Wines Liquors and Segas are too well known
20 need comment large assortment Of @ b,
had AZ all times till twelve ngh-such Beef Steaks Nut
ton Chops Fried Kidneys, Ham and Eggs sdnes Poache
Eggs Picked Tongues Wech Rsrcbis Coffee Tea, &c.
good dinner OF Roast Boiled Meat for One Shilling,
day, from p TO o'clock Dublin Brown Stout always
draught Good Lodgings for q and Sa cents Col,
Cuts at moments This House has been proved By
comparison for be the coolest and most comfort
able in the city No House better supplied with Engs
Irish Scotch and city papers, Always thu latest by the
Steamers Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready at
moments warning -free-grais-for nothing. jes msec
WHEATis0 bushels prime Illinois Wheat landing ex shr
w Oswego from New Orleans aud Cor sale IN lots
purchasers, BY T.. X. COLLINS X co,
jl0rc IS South street
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CARD-The undersigned having disposed Of Second
Ward Hotel TO Mr. George Thurston, refrain from
deng his thanks his friends and the public for the very
liberal and distinguished patronage bestowed him for the
years Of his is with feelings oregret that
seek rural retreat for while and his health
In Withdrawing from the above he would call the
his friends and the public his worthy who,
he feels assured will endeavor crafty all those who may
favor him with their patronage EDMUND JONES.
New York, June 10, 1876 j2 3tstrh
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WARREN HALL.
No. Warren street.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as a
Hotel in style Of comfort and convenience, for the
comm odaion OF citizens generally and visitors the city,
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion their pa
tronage.
Their lader will be all times well stocked with the best
the srkets afford The Wines Liquors mhSegars
the est quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious and
airy: While from its central location being neaIhe City Hail.
and the centre Of business it will afford great nducement
those visiting the city.
|. BRITTON,
L. McCORKLE.
NJ BThe usual relishes served all times. je7 i'm
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FRANKLIN HALL.

i PEROZ HART respectfully beg permission toinform
their friends and acquaintance and the gents in general
that they have opened the house AS Pearl under the
above where they intend keep the best liquors. nclu
ding Wine, Champagne and Segars. We pledge ourselves
neither of the above articles shall be inferior
the city We respectfully beg call and
Beer Please not TO forget No AIS Pearl St between Chat
ham and City Hall Place.
NB.-There will be Free-and-easy this house every Sa
turday evening. je2 lwt re-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
Ticket Night

Ticket Night,
Aud Last Of the Season.
SATURDAY EVENING, June n. will be performed, the
American Comedy called FASHlON-Count dc JOLT
mstrs w II Crisp; Gertrude Miss Clara Ellis.
To conclude with 9Th time, the Farce of MOTHER AND
CHILD ARE DOING WELL-Leut OScupper, r. ~.
Dyott; Emily, Miss Kate Horn.
FIRST Ie 70 Cents-Boxss, "a and Sd Tiers 20 Cen,s-P
Cents-Gallery, IS Gents
Doors open at O'clock and the Curtain will precisely
half-past7 O'Clock.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
saturday Evening, June t4th,
-, Inc Entertainments will commence
With gorgeous FAIRY Spectacle, produ Of which
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS.
Scenery by Messrs Hlyard sherwood and Grain.
Miss NJ Taylor Miss IL. Matthew'S Miss Darlington and
Celeste; Mrs. Watts Alessrs Placde Gallagher Ncknson
&c., &c. will appear in it,.
Grand Pas Deux Mesdemoses Darlington and Celeste
L. lntermission of half an hour.~lQ
CONCERT LA MUSARD
To conclude with the popular and ughabe piece of
ADVICE GRATIS.
Oldbody, Mr. Chippendale Grimes Mr. j Seitor
Eventide, Mr. Nickenson Edward, Mr. Gallagher
Ellen. .e".''e, : : :. -. Miss Roberts
The public respectfully apprzed of the arrival from Eu
rope and this establishments of the celebrated
ACRoB lT FAMILY!
MIR ROBERTS,
The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres will max
HIS First appearance an .dmertca,
On Monday Evening, III Don Caesar de Bazan.
IAn efficient Police will always be in attendance to main
tam good order and 1sep AZ T af persons ogt
IS1Performance to commence o'clock Doors open
half-past
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PALlIO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
TIE BEsT VENTILATED THEATRE THE Cry.
IN MONDAY EVENING NEXT, June 10th will be
- presented, for the first time this city the Burleque
Opera of
BLACK DIABOLO!
Being close Blu esque the celebrated Opera OF
FRA DIAVOLO.
On which occasion the whole Of PALMO'S ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUE COMPANY will appear,
having returned from successful tour in the South.
Admission to all parts Of the House 25 Cents.
Doors open ia oclock-Performance 6
o'clock.
g. Box Office open every day, from "a. NJ to p NJ,
where Seats maybe secured. jli tire