mitin* d i-itil i nil: lie:heLety nItlS 1181ISShrtoofncforlutin*rn*Box, Jour,— Tin? Sterling Comedy Co f with May KoUris preformed nt the OperaHoiht* on Monday, Tuesday andWednesday nights of tills week pro-dm mg, successively, “The Hunker1!*])augliu*r, The Danitcs, and “EastLynne,” all three play#* to the great delight iifid Kitisfrctlnii *»f the audi-encetn Miss KoU’ifr, Is all that oneexpects and a great don I more, and In her characters of Naiiey Williams, The Banker's Daughter, and Lady Isabel, wonthe repeated applause of the house. Miss Eaton in her diameters of The Count, Bunker Hill, and sister Cornelia, is hard to heat, white Miss Neville hneketi and W, (\ Don-aid-on, and in fact the whole mm* pany are itrnoiig the best in their several characters we have listened to. Those who failed to attend missed a rare treat.