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To School Teachers and
others:
VOUR attention is moment called TO
IL little School Book entitled the
CHILD'S ASSISTANT,

CHILD'S ASSISTANT,
to knowledge OF the Geography and his
tory OF Vermont, by S. r. Hall. 1t has al
ready passed through six large editions, and
is now offered for sale by the publishers,
with the beicrt that it is one OF the best ee
mentary works ever put into the hands OF
children. The present system of putting a
child to study the Geography of the World,
before he can even bound has oiOn to,Cn or
county is certainly wrong. How many there
are who can answer almost any question
respecting the Geography OF the World and
are yet unable to give the boundaries OF the
County in which they live, much less OF the
several counties in the State and how many
have a compend Of General History, while
they remain ignorant OF the History OF
their native State This book is intended to
supply this defect in the education Of the
children Of Vermont. A child should first
study the Geography and History OF his
own State and then SINE elementary Geog-
raphy OF the World: and next he may take
a larger Geography.
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THE WAGGONER.

I've often thought if were asked
Whose lot onvied most
What one, thought most lightly tosked
Ofman's unnumbered host
I'd say I'd be mountain boy,
And drive noble team, Wo hoy!
Wo hoy! I'd cry,
And lightly fly
Into my saddle seat
My rein I'd slack,
My whip I'd crack,
What music is so sweet?
Six blacks I'd drive, of ample chest,
All carrying high the head;
All harness'd tight, and gaily drest
In winder's tipp'd with red
o yes, I'D be mountain boy,
And such team I'd drive, Wo, hoy!
Wo, hoy I'd cry,
The lint should fly
.Wo, hoy! you Dobbin! Ball
Their feet should ring,
And would sing,
I'd sing my fol de rol.
My bells would tinge, tingle ling,
Beneath the bear skin cap,
And as saw them swing and swing,
III DC tlle IneTTlCSt CUuD-
Yes, then I'd be a mountain boy,
And drive jingling team, Wo, hoy!
Wo, hoy! I'd cry,
My words should fly,
Each horse would prick his ears;
=. With tighen'd chain
My numbering vain
Would move in its career.
The golden sparks. you'd see them spring
Beneath my horses tread;
Each tail, I'd braid it up with string
OF blue or Haunting red;
So says, you know, the mountain boy
Who drives dashing team, wo, hoy
Wo, hoy! I'd cry,
Each horses eye
With fire would seem to burn
With lifted head
And nostril's spread
They'd seem the earth to spurn.
They'd champ the bit and fling the foam,
As on they dragged my load;
And | would think of distant home,
And whistle on the road
Oh, would were mountain boy
Id drive a six horse team, wo, hoy!
Wo, hoy, I'd cry,
Now, by yon sky,
I'd sooner drive those steeds,
Than win renown,
Or wear crown,
Won by victorious deeds.
For crowns oft press the anguish'd head,
And health the wearer shuns,
And victory, trampling OH the dead,
May 60 for Goths and Huns,
Seek them who will, they have no joys,
For mountain lads, and Wagon boys!
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RenlOU0L.

wv LILLIAN Il. BURNHAM, has pur-
w chased the Shop at the South end of
the Arch Bridge, lately owned and occupied
by Joseph Freeman, where he will be ready
at all times to attend to any orders for work
in his line.
EDGED TOOLS, and all other kinds
Of Blacksmthing, at the sh oltest notice.
rendering his acknowledgements to The
public flr their very liberal patronage here
toore, he will endeavor to merit, and hopes
hereI v to ensure a continuance OF The
same.
WILLIAM T. BURNHAM.
May 81, 1886. If
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NeW Establishment.

THE subscribers, having purchased the
IL entire Stock OF !. G. Harroun, and
removed the business to The shop formerly
occupied by Jewett s. Russell, as tailor's
shop, on Main street, Two doors north Of the
Post Office, and nearly opposite the brick
Meeting House, where may be found all
kinds OF work in their line, as cheap as
can be purchased elsewhere.
n. b. All kinds OF repairing done at
short notice also many articles OF hard
ware and saddleI's tools cheaper than ever
PRENTlSS CUTLER,
ID. p. JOHNSON.
Montpelier, April 90, 1886.
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Anti-Slavery Books.

TAY'S Inquiry, Mrs ChiId's Appeal
- Bourne's Picture OF Slavery, Phelps on
Slavery, The Fountain, Right and Wrong
in Boston, Rankin's Letters, Lille OF Will
berIorce--Prinis- Slave in Chains, Slave
Market, also, Charming on Slavery, for sale
at the Montpelier Bookstore, by
E. p. Wy4LTONS SON
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RECOMMENDATIONS.


The Journal Of Education, one of the
most deservedIy celebrated literary publica-
lions, says Of this work-"This is one of the
most judcious and practical books for pri-
mary school, we have yet seen. The Geo:
graphical details are well selected, and the
chapter on natural history will furnish much
food for thought, and will aid the early for
nation OF good mental habits. The civil
history is sufficiently copious Tor the purpos-
es OF such a volume, and the account OF the
hardshps of the early settlers is highly in
structive and entertaining. Books, such as
this, contain the true elements Of enIighten-
ed patriotism, and possess much higher
value than is apparent at first sight"
Zadock Thompson, "A. M says {" am
much pleased with the Geography and His
tory Of Vermont by the Rev. S. r. Hall,
which you lately put into my hands. Ii is a
work which | believe might be proftably
introduced into all the primary schools Of
this State"
Published and for Sale by
E. p. WALTON & SON.
Montpelier, July 5, 1886.
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NVaItOn's
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
lust ADDED, the following New
- Books:
Spain Revisited; Norman Leslie;
Paulding's Lille OF Washington;
Records OF London Clergyman
Legends Of Log Cabin Ivanhoe;
Ups and Downs Miriam Coffin;
Japhet; Newton Foster;
Pacha OF Many Tales; Marriage;
Lille OF Col. Aaron Burr;
History OF Rome Lille OF Charles Xii;
Simple Story; Blackboard
Tales and Sketches OF a Country
SchoolmasteT; BelloId Regis,
Club Book, Eugene Aram, sc.
Terms sir cents a volume.
+, L. WALTON & SON.
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Notice.

TAKEN up by the subscriber on the
u 22d OF June, a small daIk bay horse,
supposed TO be five or six years old, and
without shoes or marks and with short
switch tail. II the owner will call, prove
properly and pay charges, he shall be well
come to said horse.
SAMUEL NILES.
West Fairlee, July 12, 1886. 80
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GOOD.

FOur readers will be amused by
the extract below from the quaint
pen of the editor of the Pawtucket
Or. ~ RECORD. 1t seems that
Rev. T. P. Hunt Of North Carolina
has been lecturing in Paw,ucket
and the vicinity in favor of total
abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks. The editor of the Record
embraced the opportunity to show
up the Southern Emissary in the
pro-slavery style. 1t is proper to
say that he is himself a thorough
and decided temperance man, and
was highly pleased with the lecture
alluded to:
GA reckless inccndiary and era
zy fanatic, had the impudence to
lecture to the citizens of cur vii
lage sabbath before last on the sub
iect Of temperance. We appeal to
the north generally, and to the pat
riotic rum-sellers and wine bibers,
especially-and to those Of this vii
lage in particular, if they mean to
sit still and suffer southern agitators
to interfere with our domestic inSti-
tutions.'
"That intemperance is an evil,
we do not pretend to deny; but,
then it is our ot0n concern and we
are determined not to suffer any
foreign interference in relation to
this subject; but to "manage il in
our own way" The Constitution
guarantees to US the right to sell
and drink rum; and even, to get
drunk as often as we please-and
we therefore charge this vagrant
fanatic and incendiary, on peril of a
dissolution Of The Union to desist
from agitatng this subject. What,
have we not right to our own
property' To get rich by selling
poison to our neighbors, and to get
drunk for our own qualification
without being catechised after this
manner? and without being ad-
dressed in the harsh and censorious
language of Mr. Hunt?
We found intemperance among
us when we came into existence
and indeed we have scripture author,
ity for il; for, even Noah Ga goot
man to be sure) got drunk soon af
ter the flood; and at best it must be
sickly and misguided philanthropy
that can think of an immediate alb
clifton Of our domestic Institution o
drunkenness Why, it woulo
spread devastation through tn,
whole North. We have indeed al
of US been looking to the gradla
abolition Of drunkenness and w
think the best way to accomplish
this, is, TO keep on in the old way
until there are ten drunkards to on,
sober man in the same way tina
our southern brethren mean, grad
ually to abolish slavery.
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Strayed

ar stolen from the subscriber on or
" about the Goth Of May last, four
years old gliding horse; long switch tail,
light hay, small bunch on one hind foot, and
natural trotter. Whoever will give
information OF said horse shall be literally
rewarded.
ISAAC FOSS.
Brook6eld, July l6, 1886. 40
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BOOKS

~ p. WALTON & SON have just
EA' received new and general assert
ment OF Books and Stationary from the city
OF New York.
June 3, 1886.
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For Sale or to Let.

GwxA The Montpelier Hotel kept by
firth the subscriber the winter past
,ss,eE as Temperance House, is Of
$500 lered for sale on credit of sew
eral years; or to let and possession given on
or before the first oil August next. Said
house is pleasantly situated in the centre OF
the village Of Montpelier, few doors west OF
the Bank, and may he made one OF the most
profitable public houses in the place. The
buildings are all new. Good out houses &c.
Enquire OF the subscriber nowoccupving the
same. HENRY Y. BARNES.
Montpelier, May 1886.
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also,
Oven Mouths, Ash Pit and Boiler Doors;
Sash Weights, Sad Irons and Steel Fire
Sets;
Fire Frames and Parlor Stoves;
Parlor and Chamber Mantle Crates;
Russia and English and American Sheet
Iron;
Caudrons of all sizes; Fire Brick;
Timed Sheet Copper;
In addition to the above, ID. b. * Co..
have constantly on hand large assortment
of ROTARY COOKING STOVES, for
coal or wood, with general assortment of
Cook Stoves, such as James, Wilson's
Premium, Prophecy and others of the latest
patterns.
N. b. Dealers in the above articles are
invited to call and examine the above assort-
ment,which will be sold on the most favor
able terms.
These who buy at retail are likewise re-
quested to call.
Boston, May IA, 1886. "a
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For crowns oft press the anguish'd head
And health the wearer shuns,
And victory, trampling OH the dead,
May 60 for Goths and Huns,
Seek them who will, they have no joys,
For mountain lads, and Wagon boys!
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CUBEBs, CopAIvI, AND sARsAPARILLA-

~ pleasant medicines fr
the prompt and removal Of the troublesome and nox-
complaint known as Gonosrha Buffers Compound Balsamc
Mixture II! superiority other preparation daily
knowiecged Ii combination of the above drugs rendered
mixsbe with water by the aid of machinery and chemical
thereby producing lis extraordinary effect instantly where
taking them in ter original the shape of Pills. Elec
usries Drops &c &c. would have Those who
manner solicited TO give this trial. such is the of
H. that bottle does afford relief will be useless
nue IL But this has the produces
miraculous alteration, and half bottle has ia hundreds of in
stances proPuced certain This medicine is se Chased
with the productions Of the Ignorant designing specializing
um vende whose useless deeerou articles pulled into
ephemeesl nooriety by copying advertisements from the London
newspapers But remedy has cured 1000 cases. and
have been submitted to the test of eleven practical adm s
ton. with uniform Price 81 per bottle
Sold only New York $50 Water Roosevelt where the
proprietor be consulted and z6 State Albany and BY
Messrs- Heinch Keder, 562 Market street, Philadelphia
mar 7-lm-
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Auclionee

DY w. S. CONANT, STORE No. 1874 PEARL
ID STREET, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE-THIS
DAY AT 81 UCL0CK-Dry Good, Cutlery, Jeweiry Fansy
Goods &c suited the usdeAm which Table
pocket Knives, Stocks
and Collars, Books asd Wallets Lucer Foco
Msche Scissors cards and in dozens French Psumery and
soap Cologne Water Sop Snuff Boxes Steel Pens ver
and white Speosces silver and silver plated
Pencils Pearl Buttons Hooks ard Eyes Cayors Lead Pencils,
Hand Saws Trays, Butcher Knives and Ceer Violins
Britannia. Tumblers. Gloves and Hosiery Linen Table Cloths and
Towellng Portable wiring Desks, Genemtns Dressing
Ladies Fancy Work Boxes, DecaHer Stands WHIPS Guns Po
Razors Needles pocket and toilet Locking 6asses. Dressing
Combs, &c.
At ii O'clock large of Jewey, direct from the
manusctor Also, gold and silver lever and verce Watches
LEpine do.
AT PRIVATE SALEs
25 boxes fancy Soap good shipping order.
Hcnmng drilled Needles
) Hooks and Eyes
200 d, ION Linen Bosoms
500 dozen Linen Coss
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Theory founded on truth :
SEARS' AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

- NONATlNG PlLLS-Ihe OF thesepIl lis
the broad and inconsistent theory that the human body
subject only disease and that medicine required
for OF that disease all IFS thousand various He
does therefore offer his medicine nfalbe for all
diseases does lie pretend that other medicine in any
which well adapted pills. for curing all diseases oriri-
mating from diorcered the digestive diseased
secreons Their effect is excite and natural
downward action in The stomach and bowels and produce dis
charge from them all the morbid bilious which
To stimulate the liver into action hillary ohuc-
ura eoretions of the whole system discreet and peerenr
these pills fail efecng ordinary
dyspepsia liver complaint those occasioued by
bilious Affections impurities the blood any of
he natural secreon They entirely vegetable prnc-
The himself vegetable found but in our
They have beent the result Of h
experience oocssioned by unusual engs iOm dyspepsia and
liver complaint fer thirty Thousands OF tspeesabe
dsa in this city and thousands different parts ohe
have tested their effects and far The knowledge
end not instance has occurred which thew have had
by both Of all all and any produce
deeerous effects The author Of these pills has prepared
coughs colds and al diseases Of The lungs and also Vegetable
Extract which has produced effects ropscs Aec
The medicine and circulars giving general description of
them and containing seelenet and certificate. 9f arsce and
tanned his Office AZ Ann The following
Mr. Hnnsn Avenue, 18th 18Th seet-his f.
miy have received benefit from the Of the Cough Syru
Bingham Lewis street Mrs NJ caldwell SO Bsyard street.
Miss Jane A. Lee, 5l7 Hudson street; Mr. P. Grant 2 Rvines
dua of the first responsibility in this city, who have eef
al benefit from The use Of The medicine Certificates have ais
been received socied from different parts Of this state an
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baimoe South Carolina Ne,
jersey Persons enjoying good health and needing
respectfully invited call his receive circular
and maze such enquiries may satisfy them, respeoiingte
The Renovstrng Pills had Mr. j. Durnes I5s
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Dir. N. b. Graham SO Cedar Mr.. Harf corner
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CHEAPER THAN AM OTHER
PUBLICATION In THE WOkLD.
THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY OF MODERN


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volume containing the following popular works of which
been issued by other publishers ia this country
Beauties Of the English ANIMALS, for 1850
The Last DAYS Of Pompe, by +. L. Buwer.
Tynley Hall, b, Thomas Hood.
Three Nights in Lifetime Domestic Tale.
Jacob Faithful, by Captain MarTyaL
Tales, by James Sheridan Knowles.
Poems. Tales of WomaIs Trials. by MrS. c. Hail.
Real Life, Pages from The Portfolio ola Chroncler.
Peter Simple by Captain Marry
The Dark Lady of Doona.
Richard of Yok, the White Rose of Englsnd.
Inhairlack, Tale. Bramhletye House. Ann Grey.
The Deformed. Lcdore, by Mrs: Shelley
The Nava! Officer, by Captain Maryst.
The Admirais Daughter Select Tale.
The Cruise of the Nudge. Cousin Will
The Man of Many Friends, Tom Criages Log.
The Pacha of Many Tales.
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John street. Broadway.
EPa Franklin Library will b. issued Saturday next
the 9th Feb commencing work before published
the country HIsNRY WALLIS
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AUCTION SAILS.
EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
n. vi u mr. A n n In


The the last viii and testament OF no
be Mhson will cell Public Auction, by FANh
LIN JENKINS their Gales No 10 Broad street. IN ne
CITY of York Tuesday the 18th day Of March next al
O'Clock, the following Real Estate:
ls The Brick Dwelling House and Lot OF Ground on the
westerly side Mulberry Houston s the lot Is IN % sadtn
front q inches H. length on each side 10
fee les. The house 10 feet 'front.' 10 feet inches rear
Nv s well built since has IN under cellar
Ge said premises known No 5 Mulberry St There Is
old building said lot about ~ feet from the rear OF The
house. which be useful for there being an az
and the lot being deep, the premises oder
many advantages, esp ecially for mechanic. -
I'd Buildings and of Ground on the easey side
of dridge The lot . iee wide IN ont and
,a and 81 less; a all the right and TILE of
hic The said Robert Mahson died seized iE and 10 strip
of oury side and adjoining the said oi Eject
inches wide aHt 81 feet Deep There two
frame dwelling The above lot also frame stable about two
feet Of which said strip of land The premises
known as No. 1872 EldTidgest 49,
The lille plionbe the usual de eds will be
given Map. above properly which reene may be had
Tor of the houses &c may be
al The Office of Dsowsy, 60 WALL Pearl street
The maps put the sales Of the
days before day sale when the terms &c will be made
known Application be made at No go Mubeay street,
OF at the Office Of The CommeIo isl Advertiser
The sdioing the north side 81 The above adVef-
tised for sale OF the llih March
Dated New York, Jan. 18th, 1886
NATHAN BANGS, } Executors, &c Of
THOMAS MASON. ; r. Msthon,
mar 5-d,s r79 FRANCIS HALL. } ceased.
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

T11SSOLC
IL The oopartnershp heretofore existing bttween the ubsc
hers under the firm ofHoRN FREES this day dissolved by
ual The of the late firm will be settled by
JAMES HORN J who will continue the business on his
count JAMES HORN, Jr.
WILLIAM b. FREES.
Custom House Hotel, Feb. IL, 1885, feb 2S-5t
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L able coursellors the EMPORIUM of HEALTH
$50 Hudson street, above St Johns Park
This founded asyem entirely derentfon
Others all the articles prepared from selections of
medicines and combined according the views and daily
prescriptions Of the st physicians city. No
medicines ene s cure o any ana every
out eee.eu anu diseased
sa and G be o, 's
Pecay daap'eS anu lo Mel VAIL SHOWS tieh 70 DC
h'smy Useful Inc prP,eao warrant ne s en'ey lee tom
any of lhe p separations Oh mercury maj i-u
4 LA kh - COOUH 81 NJ - 81 extraordinary power,
uor family use An paiase ana preventive IN the
earlier stage o. % lS eip coughs eaarr IN
pains In ih ohes sp Oh noo &c &C and not being
smulan may De ed IA inflammation Of he lungs IN many of
lis forms Is an eTotoIdu % e.tTaordly Po'er and tTrtue
ana may De usea Win IN obstinate ana Con-
hrmed coughs .asen II al persons amced with
coeeh VIII sut aura OF H. ,hey VIII De tohhcd al lis great
In moi ony ieee' ou eneo'uay removing rce
q oehH- "dr f-u
N EPHRlTlC AND FEMALE VEGETABLEPILLS,
entirely and most successful remedy for FLUOR
ALBUS or WHlTES-painu and imperfect menstruaioH and
suppress on OF menscs or mathy sickness and STERRLlTY
BARRENNESS as a consequence OF these diseases.
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COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAHAM. MABEE & CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Dealers TN
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,

Dealers TN
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E HAVING entire Stock by the destructive fire OF
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NO. 90 BROAD CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they opened large and fresh assortment articles IN
their line, which they will dispose of liberal terms
Acid, SulpnuFic Ink Black, Do Red,
Do Nitric, do Muraic, Do Powder,
Aoes, Alum, Jalsp, pow'd, Lamp Black,
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Arrow Root Assadrdita. Lead, White dres.
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Backing Blue Niiriol, Litharge Mace
Borax REID do cid. Nsgnesa, Cacned,
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Bronzes sss'd. Calomei Opodesoc
Canphor Gum Cassia, Psnacea, SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk, Pills, Lus,
Chrome Yellow, do Green, Do, Gregory do, Anderson
Gloves. Copperss, Pink Root, Prussian Blue,
Cream T srtsr, EPSON Salts, Precpitste, red Patty.
Eve waer Thompson Rhubarb, pulv. Rose Fink,
Flor. Sulph. Rotten Stone, Saitpeue'
Ginger powd. de Rost, SIENNA, op Snuns, ass q,
Glue sss'd qts Soda. sup. CARD
Gold Leaf, Gum Arabic Syrenges, assorted
Gam Copa Tart Emetc, 90 1tcid,
Do Scamony Do SheIlac, Trusses assorted, Uubz,
Indigo Sp Van Red Eug, dc do Aler,
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H>RUSSSES AND INDIA RUBBER BANDAGEs-
Uor vscocee and Hernia These improved surgical in
uments Of the latest and improved patent for sale al No
Ann street. where they adjusted and applied BY praciica
surgeon Ao new instrument tor the of ProIspsu
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T HOME.-MR. SCOTT WILL BE AT HOME, IN
ATHE CONCERT ROOM, CITY HOTEL, On "Wednesday

''euHtsuey
evening" March 9h 1886 receive those friends who honor
him company. Mr. will present his Dranatic
Reoecens of the late celebrated Mr. Mathews and will deliver
upon peuiafies cha and founded
observations and adventures during Mathews TRIP TO PARIS.
Mrs Scott (pupi of the celebrated Hertz will preside at the
Piano Forte accompany the Songs and will play the favcre Air
Of Les 1ros GTdee with arranged by Hertz, and with
Mr. A. H. Butterwoh the avoute Oyertue from The Opera OF
ii snd the celebrated Swiss Air. arranged Duet,
with variations.
Mr. Buerworh will play Bsa celebrated March, describing
the advance and retreat of a Military Band
To conclude with Mr. Sco limitations OF the late Mr. Mundn
Sir Peter Teaze-Mr Harley Gosfnch-Mr McCresdy as
Cardinal Wol.e-r. VIM Farren. Lord Ogebythe late Mr.
Kean Richard 5d-he late Mr. Mathews the Frenhhman
Deers open Chair taken at half past T. Tickets S-to be
had at the City Hotel. S-2l$