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and all affections of the pulmonary organs.
The following needs no comment.
Greenfield, Saratoga co., n. Y,
Mr. C. ]. Rosvelt-Dear Sir:-T'he love OF life
urges me to make this effort to obtain some OF
your medicine, as believe it will cure me. |
will give statement Of my case. About four or
five months ago was taken with bad cold;
and was very hoarse in consequence of working
in water while building a saw mill, II being
mcdaniel and was under the doctors care about
four weeks and got to be able TO walk about, and
tried to do little work, which brought on a slight
bleeding ofthe lungs. | returned home dispirit-
ed and sick The next day while sitting by the
fire. a blood VESSEL burst in my lungs, and com
menced bleeding very fast The doctor hap
power to stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded
after loosing near Gnart from my lungs, and
more from my arm. But this did hot last but few
hours mr. lungs we're so spaSmodic the doctor
eouId moi control them, and for five days and
nighth continued to bleed, until there was no blood
TO run. when it ceased 1t left me so weak could
scarcely breath or stir. / lay for long time in
ono position, until my lungs healed, and began
IN cain a little strength. But about four weeks
AGO a relapse came on and bled again al the
limos and continued to cough and raise large
Quantities of bloody matter every day, and was
rapidly fastening TO the grave. Ny friends and
neighbors had givenup all hopes and told me that
mQSt die. MY pnS siCidH Nouiu SiNC hit nv eH-
couragement except the lungs were no tyet ulcera-
ted and all hopes OF recovery gone, until one of
yonr pamphlets were given me describing DR..
iarbor's Extract ofLungworth. My ncighbors
Obtained bottle, for me as last resort, but with
very little hopes of it doing me any good. Ihave
now taken ii about a week, and strange TO say,
from the first dose took OF it | began to mend
and nv health is better every way. Ny night
sweats have nearly ceased my strength improves.
nv raisings arc less, and hope is again revived;
but nv medicine is almost gone, and wish you
to send me two bo;tlesimmediately, and IL lrecov-
er. will do all in my power to spread the news
that consumption can be cured, l remain yours,
&c. CHAUNCEf y nEDDGh nj.
We do notask people to use Dr.Labors Extract
of Lungworth unless they are convinced from the
proof offered them that a cure can be effected in
all cases of lung and liver complaint, provided
the diseases are not past human aid
For further proof see medica! books in hands
of the agents, containing certificates &c. All
persons desiring the agency Of this will please aP-
ply to the proprietor. c.. ROOSEVELT.
Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway, Albanu.
w. P. Russell, Middlebury,
F. HUNTINGTON, Vergennes,
G. w. PARMELEE. Bristol.
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lyl0 SETH w. FOWLE,
Ij5 Washington ST Boston Gen'l Agent.
Agenis.-Nii,ld 'ebury, DIR. Rnssel; Yer
gennes, F.Hun'ingion; Shoreham, Wright
G. Bush Whiting Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, B. f. Haskell Bristol, G. w. Par
melee New Haven, A. P. Roscoe; Monk
ton. 7. Z. Smith; Cornwall, !. c. Mead ;
iIine>burgh, Boynion & Burnett; Burling-
ton, Peck 81 Spear; Brandon, Warren &,
Bliss; Pittsford, Henry Smonds. They
are sold also by Druggists and appointed
Agents generally throughout the State
PRICE, dollar bottle or bottles
for dollars.
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So effectually cured by daily and constant appli-
cation to the chest of this invaluable remedy. In
all dropsical diseases its effects are most aston
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Pains in the Side, Back orBreast
Asthma.

These troublesome affections, so tedious to b
borne, are totally diSSipated by the use of singl
bottle.
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Dropsy in the Chest or Heal

OF all kinds, are speedily brought 10 head, and
If taken in season are entirely prevented
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UIst7F't' WIFI tIc
and other berbiyerous animals are incident.
DR.. W. p Russell is appointed by the prrprie
tor General Agent Tor the COUNTIES OF Addison and
Rutland in this State, and Essex in the State Of New
York.
Agencies for the sale Of this valuable medicine for
Horses and Horned Cattle, will be established in all
the towns IN the above named Counties
Merchants wishing to purchase will be supplied
at the Manufacturers wholesale price.
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Are Immediately sooihed and quieled bv the vir-
tues of this remedy, and their tendency 10 return
greatly lessened-and all Internal Swellings, of
every nature are banished like a charm, with the
operation ofthis Lniment
PRICE p cents. FOR SALE Ely
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II. C. GRIDLEY, Middlebury; DR.. L. P.
Cheney, Port Henry; Wright & Sp7ague,
Whitehall; J. d. Kingston & Co, Keesville;
F. P. Fletcher, Bridporr. 15;1y
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of every description done at short notice, al
the shop formerly occupied by Adna Smith,
for Cash or ready pay.
~ Those who may favor him with their
custom, are assured that their work will be
done in the most workmau-like manner, and
at the shortest notice.
JEREMIAH MYRES.
Middlebury, VI. Feb. IL, 1915. ~ If
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
ASSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

TTshould be resorted TO by all whom are predis-
l. posed to consumption! or troubled with cough
or cold, night sweats, asthma, pain nthe side and
chest difficulty of breathing, tightness and sore
ness across the chest bronchitis, Liver complaints
and all affections of the pulmonary organs.
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Bruises and Sprains
Nervous COMPLAINTS

However severe are Immediately relieved, and
all soreness and stifino SIS removed.
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MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.

OF WORCESTER, Massachusetts,
Incorporated by the State Of Massachusetts
March 10, 1914,
With a Guarantee Capital Stock Of
500, 000-Shares $4,000.
HON. JOHN DAVIS, Of Worcester
President.
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Monday, August 25-0 r. M.
Quotations for stocks are steadily improving. The
sales were to-day to some extent Norwich Worces-
ter went up per cent; Reading !; Farmers Loan, /;
Harlem, I; stonington, Psnnsylvania S. Ohio es Lsng
Island and vcksburg closed firm at Saturdays prices
Morris Canal fell OF per cent; Csnton,l.
The amount Of duties received at the custom house Of
this port for the week ending the 10th inst $634794
and for the week ending the 2sd nst $500 sso Total
for the two weeks 81, ,l95,474.
The Franklin Bank of Cincinnati has declared a diyi
dend of five per cent payable to New York
at the Bank of America on the lst of September.
We statement showing the amount of tolls
paid by each article transported the canals of this
State in the years is4l s42 and is44 The tolls
received in 1874, from each and every source were
larger than in any previous ear and the greatest in
crease was in the tolls agricultural products About
onehird Of the total amount Of tolls received in 1874 on
agricultural products, -four alone. Corn paid but
$4,742 in tolls in ls44 The rate of toll upon this i'm
portant grain almost completely shuts out from
portation canals. Immense quantities of this
article reach the seaboard New Orleans and finds its
way to the Eastern Atlantic markets in the holds Of
packet ships running between New York and New Or
leans Millions Of bushels in this way reach markets,
which would at reasonable rate Of TOLL be transported
on our canals. More bushels OF annually
raised in the Staes than all the other grains
put together aud the absence of cheap modes of trans
portaton to market compels the producer to
in some way upon his plantation farm In ls43 there
were produced in the United States according the
report of the Commissioner Of Patents bush
els of corn and in ls44 the production amounted to
AL 900 bushels very large per CT this quan
tity raised in the Western States. In ls43 Ohio
produced 65l 2s bushels, Kentucky SO 1885, ndi.
ana 36677l7l and Illinois 3276o,434. In 1914, Ohio
produced sOO00 900 bushels, Kentucky 4750OO00 Indi
ana 24,500OoO and Illinois l96s0O0O. These States
being West of the Western extremity Of the Erie canal
immense quantities of this grain would, were the tolls
on the canal reduced seek Eastern market by that
route At present it is driven in other directions and
finds market through other channels. The transporta-
ton of tobacco might be increased very much by
moderate reduction in the of tolls This article now
pays toll Of two dollars per The receipts of tolls
from potatoes might be materially increased by reducing
the present The tolls from coal have been within
the past two years than doubled in consequence
Of the reduction in the rates.
AMOUNT OF Tolls PAID EACH ARTICLE TRANSPORTED
ON THE CANALS STATE FOR THE YEARS l84i,
1842, 1843 1884,
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Grand Total So o3i ss2 I749 1856 2OsI 500 24C, ,s74
The coal trade Of Pennsylvania this has been
far much extensive than corresponding date
any previous year The facilities Transporting coal this
year have been much greater than before in
and the quantity offering for shipment at the is
much larger than can find transportation. There is
scarcity of cars the Reading Railroad coal is
offering than they accommodate, and two hundred
cars more would find employment The Reading Rail
road Company transport to the seaboard about one hun
dred thousand tons Of coal per month"; notwithstanding
which the supply at the mines is daily increasing The
immense quantities daily arriving at the companies
docks at tide water shipped Immediately and there
accumulation of stock Dozens of vessels are cont
nually arriving at and departing from Richmond the ter
minus of the Railroad navigation engaged the coal
trade The receipts of coal from all quarters this year.
to the 18th inst have been hundred and sixty
thousand three hundred and than to the
same date last year.
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HASTINGS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
CONSUMPTION DISARMED d OF ITS TERRORS.
e HsS S4 sYGf ST SATTnS AF
abss physicians q fS h'RS. Se
'n' on oS':fHf H IL t Of
ana m9yns those already formed for further evidence Of
81 Times. and ali IssrossSis publication: sse,sa
1 saaP swsy G ssaS s
no? as an ycunABLE disease and the records Of medical
against that opinion Since Dr. Hssass asco"ary howessI
s, 'h txo years ago Of the nsw and property Of
LHousp cAsrs Of absolute hhisis positively cured through
made Of virtues BY the sbes physeisns Of Europe Clearly
prove POSITIVE STRE FOX 5E!1p siRS'Pi
SS have ns %' ey Of % e
raord,naTy srngsoTH and the
out making PASSAGE EVERY PORE matter how clo:ged
ssy hsye p,%ssSSs.y rev been BY M foreign
tces Of eoaagoa "a The strength Of is ascent TO the
dc eay q 3ppsesee ia seesd
channel which Their disease had stopped the reopeS"s
whch ss was M only result necessary p the restoration Of
Of al rfs Ss iS 81
FEEL THAT IT IS CURING THEM,
effect nearly the OF that which attends the earlier
q Oss, known medical remedy
t sss s
led be The speede most vigorous and effective remedy
has defed other popular medicines for month; aud effects
all asth1 aic complaints equally decisive and remarkn
BILE Lassitnds Of the mind abbness and wasting Of the flesh
disposition to inactivity and melancholy forebodg also
quickly corrected by the Nspths syrup which, in wonderful
revyes the hadens flesh and muscles bra
the and increases the weight Thus those who
according TO directions generally Increase weight about
peund week. and many for other purpose than the
dissipation Of melancholy or the increase Of bodily strength
In fine single trial OF Hastings Compound Syrup all that
required SECURE the confidence Of the patient and cause
biz Fos MOORE Ssss t. Ss Price
bottle; bottles neatly and securely packed in box
and ready Tor transportation To Of the world be
had for S. Persons out OF the city have forwarded TO
them other All orders be
paid accompanied by and drected to MOORE
COMPANY, Il Ann street, New York. au26 lm+m
DACKET SHIP SARACEN from Glasgow-Co ignees
will please send their permits board, without delay
All goods permitted five days liable to be sent To
public store WOODHULL " MlNTURN,
a22rc III South street.
IJACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE wEsr, from Liver
poplConsignses will please take notioc that she is dis
ch ging under general order, side BurIing Slip All
goods permitted must unavoidabIy be public
a22rc
lbs first quality Feathers Just received
= sndfor sale, ~ n. H. COLLINS CO.,
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FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS. HOHOKEN.

EVERY FAIR DAY.
MR. MCCARTHY begs leave TO that, by the
A ofhis vistes, he has been in
duced to continue his
Grand and Uncgualled Performances!
For One Week only!
He has Also at great expense re engaged
Monsieur GUERBO,
The and wonderful gymnastic performs who will aP
nary aud Wonderful Feas Of Strength and Agility, per
formed at the Royal oIera Hous. Paris before the Roya
ETHIOPIAN oPERATIC BROTHERS and SISTERS :
who give variety Of and splendid performances
fair day-thus aft riding those ladies and gentlemen who
visit ohokeu after dinner most splendid promenade and
novel anu sefnent
The following well known and celebrated performers CON-
prise the Band OF Ethiopian Operac Brothers and Sisters
MR. D. GARDNER, The only person living who personates
the negro wench IN character
BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished Baujo Player
OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Violinist and old Vr
gnny Niger who always hand when there is music
ding.
CHARLES WHITE, the unrvalled Accordionis and cele
brated Negro performer.
Also, for the first time SAM JOHNSON, the great
squalled Negro Singer, Sc, on the Triangle.
Performance 10 commence at 31a O'Clock a2o 6tisrm
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Increase in i8i5. /.


To this date last the Reading Railroad and the
schuylkill Canal transported about equal quanty
this season the railroad has transported 3o43s
more than the canal The transportation Of coal the
canal has decreased this s9476 tons while on
the railroad thore has been increase of
These two companics-the Reading Railroad and the
schuylkill Navigation Company-are carrying
extensive competition. The agents Of the railroad
pany do nearly all the coal business in the section of
country traversed by the ne and the agents or eng
neers Of the canal company do all the talking through
the papers While the canal company trying to
gotate loan for the enlargement of their works. the
railroad company are building lateral lines and covering
the coal region with perfect nett work of railroads.
drawing supplies from every section and increasing
their business nearly one hundred per annually
The transportation Of coal on the Reading Road and
schuylkill Canal this the inst has been as
annexed =
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Died.
On Sunday evening, the oath inst of short illness,
ELIZABETH p. eldest daughter of the late Christian
Meday, aged % years two months and ten days
The friends and acquaintances of the family
spectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday a
ternoon the 26th inst, at O'clock from her residence
81 Rivington street.
On Monday morning the 25th instant JOHN MATTHEW,
Jr., in the S0th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
ly inYited to attend his funeral this Tuesday, afternoon
at o'clock from the house Of his father 4s3 Greenwich
Qfrae
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GRAND BALL.

CONEY ISLAND PAVILION.
THIS Prnpre,ors ravillion will Grand Ball
the av ion, Wednesday August 27h, il fair
weather The steamboat IOLAS will Pier No East
River at o'clock. Return ng-will leave the Island l2
o'clock for the city. Tickets ST. for Gentleman and his La
dies-ncludirg steamboat.
Tickets be had the following places John Murphy,
Broadway nd Rutgers the bar Of the
Astor Houses Aonzo Reed Fort, Hamilton House and
board the Iolas and Ocean.
NBBrown's Band engaged for the occasion Persons
wishing tickets will apply early possible, the number
is limited T. BEILBY,
s26 2tistrc ALONZO REED.
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Three years ago the position Of these companies was
reversed At that time the canal monopolzed nearly
the whole of the coal carrying trade Within this short
period the railroad company have by their superior IA
cites, by the expedition with which they transport
coal from the mines to the seaboard by the reduced
price of transportation, &C. &C., secured very lsrgo
portion Of the business OF the coal section in which their
road IL located.
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CASTLM GARDEN.
eCy- Admission 25 Cents.-<r}
.r psi~.a- Messrx Fren~r I'D " .issr.
Tuesday Evening, August Goth,
Just arrived from England the great ientfc Wonder.
BEN FRANKLIN
MAMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE
TIE only instrument OF the capacity IN the World, made
order for the United States
IL For PaTticulars Of the above, see amphl, Is.
THE BENJAMIN rankin
Is capable Of charg thousand five hundred feet Of
face in a
The Spark from the prime conductor than feet
in leugh.
THE AURORA OR NORTHERN LIGHTS!
Are exhibited in the brilliant manner-n fine, the like
has been by who have visited the Polar
Regions
All the ordinary experiments performed Electricity
shown by aid Of the HydroEec Machine, a scale of
Unprecedented Oh andeur.
The only Hydro Electric Apparatus Of any size is possessed
by the Royal Polytechnic Institute in London.
~ Doors open AZ hsl:pasy o'clock ser;orm.ss~
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ANTI MATRIMoNrAL.-Th lovers in Florida have
been driven into annexation in the most hurried
manner The laws forbid, under severe penalties the
marry Ing OF persons without license obtained from the
Clerk OF the County Court of the county where the mar.
leue which has just closed law passed to abolish
all these courts, after the LIST Of October without ap-
pointing another officer to grant marriage licenses The
consequence will be- that ell single persons time
must wait or the action Of future Legislature before
in youthful State, is objectionable. The girls should
call mass meeting, and compel the Governor call an
extra Sc ssion. - -
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DUrcH CoURTsHP.-At Katwyck il was formerly
mistress in his arms carry her into the sea till she was
than knee deep, set her down upon her feet and
then bearing her out again. roll her over and over upon
the sand hills by way Of drying her.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. IS, 1s45.
The War News-7he Gambling .gfair-Sentence Of Dr..
Houck-Reform Contention and the Sherifahy-Dr
Oiidpod, &c.
The news from Texas of the approach of Mexican
army and the requiston for troops the Governor Of
louisiana has caused quite excitement in our city
drawing forth the expression of pure national feeling
that is highly creditahle to the patriotism Of our citizens.
The general opnIon however to be, that the in
formation received by General Gaines Of the approach
of a Mexican army of ten thousand men, Bunfounded-
as you know the old gentleman could be easily hoaxed
whilst stock market is made to raise and fall at the
prospect Of peace every that reaches us
may well be attributed to those pure patriotic honest
Jsgos" who constantly contriving ways and
to effect change in prices. However, further dates
from Texas will be looked for with the most intense
interest and should there indeed be chance for war;
the patriotic volunteers of Baltimore will be found
s" waiting orders"
era days has at last found its way into the columns
of our city papers With the exception of two three
with his widowed mother No movement has yet been
made towards the arrest of the guilty parties some Of
whom have already returned to the city Mr Jones
ny, being sighted that he could scarcely see
across table; and having been raised in country
town had dea until he had lost great DEAL that he
in the hands of sharpers and then being allowed
to win occasionally continued to play, in the hope that
had made him reckless. Let his fate be warning to
others
Dr. Jacob Houck, the Panacea Doctor, was sentenced
Saturday, to months imprisonment and the pay
of $50 fine, for violent assault on Henry McRew
en-, city Constable The Doctor IL he could only
troll his love for wine and women, 10 good old soul
but the puts the devil in his head and the other
keeps it thereand between them, get him into many
scrapes.
The present week will doubtless be rather exciting
one in this city, the Reform Convention meets on
Thursday and the great scramble among the democrats
for the nomination to the sherfay will come to focus
The Office of sheriff Of Baltimore city the most prohta
BILE in the gift Of the people Of the state yielding some
eight thousand dollars per annu, and hereto
fore they have been elected without respect to party
There is now however fourteen democratic candidates
a Convention consequently each Is endeavoring TO
pack that body with his peculiar friends and consdera
BILE sport may be expected Charles soran pledges n
self 10 go for repeal II elected Abraham Hyam going
to throw all the gamblers into the Basin; David Hudson
il going to the election Of democratic govsrnor
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NIBIO'S GARDEN.
ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE NIGHT.
Tuesday Evening, Aug ust 26th.
The Public is respectfully informed that Mr. BROUGHAM
engaged for few nights only and will appear in
characters.
Overture to Tampa, Herold,
After which,
BAMBOOZLING.
Lady Meadows, MIS- Watts Emily Miss Mary Taylor
Sophia Miss Roberts Sir Marmaduke, Chppendale
Captain Patrick Bamboozle, MIR Brougham
Flank TYeron Mr. Levere Doiley, Deering
Humphrey Bleecker Waiter, Resor
To lude with
FRESHMAN IN LONDON.
Louise. Miss Matthews Cubba, Mrs Deering
Alurtoch Delaney, MI Brougham
COLONY, Nickinson Cymon, T. flacide
Edward, John Spfton Cant Seymour Gallagher
~ Nights of the French Company-NIonday Wednesday
e,e.cnt Ponce will always be III atteedss 70 us;n
tain good order and keep al improper persons
{l;-1tckets Fifty Gents. 80
Reserved Seats, One Dollar each.
limited number OF Season Tickets will be disposed o.
MI Performance To o'clock Doors
o5cl
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PALMO'S.
n-FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.-Q
FASHIONABLE and elegant Performances of the little
Il Misses KILMISTE, IS the INFANT SISTERS.
TUESDAY EVENING, august 26th,
Will be performed the admired Buretta, called
DISAPPOINTMENT
:, PRINCIPAL characters by the INFANT SISTERS.
Mr. HYDE, of London will perform Overtures Operate
Airs and Brilliant Variations, upon PENNY WHISTLE
The whole concluding with the admired Burletta called
PAPA JEROME, or Les Patates Amantes.
Admission IS cents each. Doors open 7h-Peformance
to commence att a26 ltsm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Tuesday Evening. August 2GtIa.
The performance will commence with the Co nedy Of
JONATHAN IN ENGLAND.
Solomon swan ................ Mr.. Has.kett
Torrent Mr. Fisher Andrew Bang, Bass
Hearty McDouall Carydot, Anderson
HogmoTe, Gallot Henry - Crocker
BaIford BaIrv F4env Miss Kate Horn
Joastian oldsk Dewsdsn Mrs Glastonbury, MrsX eTnon
Sir Larry McMunough, Dvou Amy, Mrs wilkins
After which,
. MONSIEUR MALLET.
Howe, Fisher CITIZENS. King, Gouray Heath
Franklin Croker Mrs Bar,er, Mrs barry
Mate, Gsllor Marian Miss Gordon
III Jaieo De Xeres by the two Miss Vallees.
To conclude W III
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Hon.Alfd Highfyer, Roberts Mrs Selborne Miss Horn
Fixture, . Fisher MIR Selborne, Crocker
Maria Darlington Miss Moss Mrs Fixture Mrs Vernon
Price Of oAdmisson-Boxes IS CENTS Pit 30 cents; Gallery
Is cents
half past7 o'clock.
afr he Roy Office. -