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Gaoway's Manual of Qualitative Analysis London 81 2s
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DHILHARMoNIC HALL.
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
5-.l sTRAKoscHs GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
4fas MDIIE THERESA PARoDPs ll 600 y
FmeeeH Concerts in ADsaicd
~ SATURDAY, September 49,

Mr. saoch that tho
which Mdc Parsds this country
him this distinguished popular
farewell The United States combined with the following dn
guhcd artists
yrSS ANNIE KEMP, sl.st ata, VS. il
The young American Contralto.
MADAME JoIIANNsEN,
tafa saHaf Tho celebrated Prma Donna
HARRISON WILLARD, iEH
The distinguished Tenor
NJ. JUNCA, ..E.ta.' .Fa3
The celebrated and Of the greatest living
H. MOIIENHAUER,
The eminent Yiolinceist tE st tt.f.Fs Ell
Mr. sakosch takes pleasure that he has effected
arrangement with the great Pianist
GUSTAV sATTER N t
who will direct these concerts.
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Gently selected stock OF drscss
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TO those ofour customers who owe US by note or
account oflong standing, we would say, better make
the effort to pay now, for the tmo for money to be
abundant here may be fur off and so long as you
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SO long you hold to hard times. Sell what you
have for what 1t will bring, and pay your debts.
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The day may not be far off when gold and silver
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To those who have paid, OF settled satisfactorily,
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the best you can.
We keep as heretofore, a general assortment of
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JOHN STEPHENSON Jackson county do hereby certify that the for
Delinquent Lands Town truly copied from the list
this Office delinquent for the the year thousand eight
by the Treasurer Jackson County and recorded
oce that the been compared with the duplicate and corrected
tax and penalty charged and dye
tract truly calculated prescrbes and opposite thereto "a
therefore, hereby that all Of said several tracts ofand and
much thereof will the taxes and penalty ha
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ADJUSTMENTS.


hrIBLOS GARDEN
IN few weeks only and positively farewell e.
THE PEERLESS BROTHERS RAyEL.
GABRIEL, ANTOINE and JEROME,
previous to their final retirement from the stage. =,
I'VE ne'er shall look upon their like again"
Last week but one of the beautiful and talented
TERESA ROLIA, ,.
ss she leaves by the Africa resume her engagement WIN
Il. Lumiey. Esq.
THis "WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRH IA.
SPECIAL EOTIcs-The Rayels and Company having ieW
weeks only n America will preclude me Ci ,ne
GRAND COMIC FAIRY SPECTACLE PANTOMlAES
Last night but one OF RAOUl.
The great Antoine as Courei, the Clown.
LA SYLPHlDE.
La sylpbide Teresa Rola
THE MiLLiKERs
sss SsHs S
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES.
kr SfBI0 tn the numerous apphcasions ifoua
tbe PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS,
MANY COUNTRY PATRONS.
who impossible attend the evening performances,
TIE INCOMPARABIE RAvELS,
previous their departure for Europe and final retirement
'QP Poss u siBs GRAS5 n AFTERNOON FAREWELL ENTER.
on four cessive SATURDAYS commencing at ocock
qYE Fiss 10 TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY NEXT,
APRIL IT,.
SPECIAb AMCSkAENT OF THE JUVENILES.
nd hours hearty laugh and recreation to those OF
insurer years
for all the cars and boals stages pass NDoS every Ve
minutes
Iirkejs 50 cents; children IS upper boxes Is cents
Doors st |: 20 commence at o cock. .,
Saturday evening-Farewe Benefit OF MARIETTA IAN
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uAILhCXIs THEATRE.

WALLAoKs THEATRE
" kEHIvnI AEsn II
Of Mr. Thh fsfss s'ff 81
NEW SCENERY and COSTUMES.
The capital petite comedy of
and the the ever ever P'pfBlso5o Boofs 5fs'i y s TIE sxAs
sSSss45R n; ssi H. 1aas
will appear in prominent characters
The charming %9ds sPkfSG e e?%sS1 aND AUTUMN
will be produced tomorrow with new scenery and appoint
ments and superb cast
AURA kEnSEs aSEyT NEW rHEATrE TERiVH ~ BRoADwAr
has great pleasure ia announcing for
'e" HsAM Mosr t@S 'fSGTt PoPuIAR R ROMANTIC DRAMA
Witch has been proagSsd Il this nt city for Of years.
Or A MorHERs PRAYER,
With all its beautiful scenery exquisite music AMI woniertdl
The disiribnion Of characters embraces the talent of
Miss LAVhA 4sdNz kHhHz H6&Ss6
MISS "Ai'l little MARY BULLOCK,
Mr. 'hshNVSfHNnrL Mr. MsNirLEIaH
"' N' Mr. rETERs,
Mr.. ALLEYNE,
and other prominent rre mbeEs Of the company:
eeSss y 81 sny oher
WEDNESDAY, Ey.srsG, APRIL IA 1885
S be the rhE hrnE sh Of hR Ia i've
Henri &c Isscoars captain ship Uranis Mr Shs.sgh
SsIlSs Bsrsss an aSxs1,u.er ssio1
tsP sseqr s scca Of the captain
MSrie their daughter aged years Little asry nulock
the second and third acts space o hiteen years
Is presumed to elRpse. -
MARQUIS Gel Monte Mexican noble .......Mr a r. DAY
FORAGE dc Drionne, French gentleman M, Leyck ,e
Georges Laval officer in Del Montes service Mr Cine
Don Jose secre ary the spanish Envoy. Aeyno
- Soldiers ssS;s W guests sc' &c, Ss. ,.surs xssn.
Csuncs Dc Therngs Louise sscours Miss Well.
MILE Hsns de Thernge sister 70 Louise virginia u Howard
ACT i-Main deck ship Urans-The thirst for gold
l, discovery OF the gold mines q Mexeom hsng I'm song
qe-ifeadf d,om-Capt de Lascours, with his wife aud
cbd set admit upon the ocean In an open oos'-A coward
or VI Il sea Of ice in the polar regions encompassed
nv OF and huge eoergsCapt de hasconrs
srv snd Bsrabas havog drlited bi:her discovered
In pcrous strait but icy shell between them aud
.ierhry-The Aurora Boresls PHENOMENON pecunar TO
e polar relop vivdy described by the .mentec Kane
a. ne hsors OF bis Arctic stng Of terrific
oru-T be Of broken upThe huge iceoerss
,snnc waters and amid the irightful din heard the
touching accents OF mothers PRAYER ere sne ~
IN the boiling waters eommendag her infant 10 the pro'ee
ch thoH who hast strength Of Afsther and heten
esress mother us from the abyss that th'eens
Tss sppToarhing barx-Excupg and touching tab'ean.
at Ill sGd ssTs BsRs 81 he e wid sower ot Mesco-
pans s ascous recognizes In Ogari her sister MAre he
Isscours-Ihe rescued orphan-stArlihg fehooHre- lis
SCT IvThe hotel De Thernge nj raTis aInfsiuaon Of
nepNone with Ogarta-The inhdman plot-rolesep p
The recoeniuon-Sudden resolve ot ogsr o Neo 'ne uE
err ypaace OF Del Monte in Pars-Revestons-T
.eaer O! womAns wii--6rand fete-Asseniohng OF the
su,sis- penuneston Of the a Geh0ue
meu-The hour of rerihutcn-in sui0uo iu 'e"'''''"
Eoors open Al Z; to commepce at IA precisely
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EDWARD sCHErCK. AUCrfONEER.-BY y. 3 =. n.
II SCnHNCk-This oav. the lt;h instant AZ t0l O'Clock,
80 Attorney street, between Grand street ant East
Broadway, the entire furniture cf geuilc1sn dscnng
hcvrpkcevnr including parOr and
h. any centre tables, fancy do hedstcads ward be'
masd cottage sus marble tpps: mattresses bed Of
vases paintings, superior meodeon iurnt
ture &C, VITA which the sale will commence.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcrTOEEER. .-THE ENTgRk
II furniture OF bxbys Hotel. Of Brpsdwsy a1d
Pars piaceg. r. N sCHbNCK will sell Al nu-ln
nencns Thursday April "a And continuing ench day
whole disposed Of the entire furniture tho
well snown hotel consisting In part Of elegant carved roe
wot and mehogany paTlof suits IN brOcade ant bO,aei
rosewood panOfcrc, tapestry, velvet Brussels and ingram
carpes wood and mabognnv marble top centre and
pa tables French plate sit frame pier sna msnts
with bsse tables and slabs Turkish reception and easy ohsrs
mahogany French and cottage bedseada
Vod and mahogany marble top ircssr bureaus
and COR nOcs chairs hair mattresses feather beds bo
and piows bed and liable linen, cutlery glassware crocke
~, So, az, Also q aprgs copper boaler
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HOTELS.
ooKsxR OF EonRrH Arnsup

f,LARsFpoE HoTEL CORNER OF YoURrH AvEsuB
~ and kiss,esna sfeet ynlon s1usre, re~ Yors -yss
ar arOus class hnte s situated Fourth
r~ner os Egste- nth street. opposite The ssucest Fssns
Of srs hoibrook. Va NE Immediate vicinity o' Unns
sare Acsdeu of Music and other famous rscss Of
sltrsctoa The Interior Arrangements are very o,mplsn
.nd for syls ees>noe and comfort Ne eqaA 70 ssS s's
The courTy. . -. -. -
The sparners-frou the snse % tbs suite oi Asy
purber desredsre seous with mah ceings etc
vel veuused and amply provided with bssh room. 80
elose1 iOse,s and ali oasr appointments yet aeVs~a
maze home cOtnfortNSe ~eli "a strsetye - -.
The cuisine Ia conducted the rost enlsrg an, nosSN
srsie bs one of The nrs, srs IN The Uni ssa
The uarsenr "a ne best sni enc ces ~ ~
se..s nader me supernte Of kernsv
r,i,. ~. ,ved el,ber ~ private table sbe hs,
fate dhote ~ and % oa's- W s~'s~s
ndesred st sny hour. "a. - -. ~ A.. ...----
Onnibuses and cars Tor ne business Psr' W nS "VP.
be even minute -. 49,. ..,..--,.- -
Ferries aud single genueren Nlo ,nteno s1JouankW ~
Few YORK will End hs nOei NorhJ on taeu AppfsoAioc
Terms ~ 81 Der day
q.ss, q.MssMEs, Prppn ~
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3. ssssEs' slSsa' ,rropn ..~

<,urgTNUT GROVE HOUSE. CLIFTON, STATEN
I Island seven minutes walk from Vanderbilt aadiar
Ia roN ready for the accommodation Of families and single
gentlemen. Parties wishing To apartments foe he
O. ine summer, should make early application Bosrte~s
cottage and house 10 let CHRIST, Proprietor.
CAaATOGA sPRINGs.-rHr LARoH rRlVAtb
~ boarding house known wsshingtO1 Hal, vii esoysS
for fsmtt~e and other vis,srs the nrs OF MAJ h 49,
stus,sd between Gong and krnpI
With pleasant grovsds and vel sbaasd Asars~ ss W.
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sEGaRs AND TOBACCO.

40 waNuyacrrRFp OR IMPORTER or sEaARs
IN can undersen me. Ny facilities for msnaiss.7as -
arst clsss and am daily mskins s ess. I,ian .sgsr.
"a"V."sasesA" WV" Q. oHEKas II arvAdvAf,
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AMUsEMErTs.


A CADEMY OF MUsIC-MUsARD's CONCERT.
4aasio sssee and SO Cents Eeser, seats cens
These si'raordn.iE EESSSf ssSs;Fis T Il
The magnificent programme of the Inauguration eoncer
THrs EVENING APRIL IL ats,
for the last time Several important compositions have been
But SIX
Of the ensssffsaNfGGN ssfSsfsNGNb rHALBEaG and D'ANcRr
THE aSzS s#S$
-, PEoGsAxxz-PARr
He cen with solos: perel
Air Of the Page ss sbSEs bsSasnS; SaSaRi Nsyef''sr
The Express HaFs'H Hs HEFss xisg s.afEss aEsop
S% 6:
2. The conductors whistle and locomotive bell.
pusns through the streets darts quickly open
ry-ho and with is activity hue.
passed SIN steam The ths tunnel
It's and
@ s The e s ss din ss4
nd the S raj The G The s
Blowing o steam The end Of the journey 'A'p
The spirited melody Of this saop will recommend Itself 70
Intended But there are e points which M .sn
ans The he
81 mschnery bTogsSt By n NassTd
truth and had new machine msnufacured expressly for
be used IN the psrformsnce Of the Express Gaiop ~
oe''.las oha Ssaas isi
As' N'uA'es GRAN6 M T1FL sMTTIE oUxDRiiIE
,,s., THE MONSTER ORCHESTRA ,,,,
Ihe dss % of the a "a S s 1o % an Which, @
2ogsyss PLAYED The Te = known LIE Piano de-
the Kornof After having covered themselves with
glory in gaming s. Of The s"% egs
brought end enid the cheers of the French camp
Tf
fifth ssS sSs the SS1Ss With the
msnt !Ss note e prepsssiion i taken up on "A
sss. .si ss''a9q ss ssr The
sa The Ss Conducts se mEd q s
temptation OF martial achievement AS troop after troop
nS @ @ SGp s
and after "a S I g e sce
less daring and that elasticity Of temper for which they
remarkable return to the camp and finish their interrupted
astonshrg effects before Introduced in orcass
9gaare Al the rsau umH Of hot men
au.d from besnnns 10 end
dsvA'e' from Its true IHTsEyMssfos RTTisEFy fssTssis
PART II.
Ocean Breezss Waltz withca.et solo strauss
fAna''A 'hn's siafssGSD n%2sl fHALBERa
4. The Cattle Show Comic ouadrile) .AusArd
BOeuts ct noutons (beef and mutt0n1
tbs MOksTER ORCHESTRA.
This Quadrille, which is simple lieu d'esprt" wss
Musard during the agricultural fair held at the
Crystal Palace u 1866 and played for the frat time
the cnner given b. the French TO the successful
exhibitors.
The ocks and herds they the mountain side
gathered together by the shepherd The bell wehers
placed front and lead the TO the city show The bas
Ing lowing of the the roaring OF the
bulls inflated In the orchestra with the regular nsru
ments
Madame DANGRI
g. Variations koreau
Monsieur MORsAU.
=" i"T TsF ~ IL AND AUTHENTIC PRoSRAXaE
contsnng explanation OF the descriptive and the
words OF the different songs has been prepared yA be
sldef, contain
OF the and the Cattle show Qusdries From de-
sire populae Musards compost ions rapidly posa
be they viu be sold a. the low pric of IS esch.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets sessoay hal ~ the ONCE ot The
kcsfsr Eusc c. Breusings, I0l Broad a1d 81
bellis, ~ Wall sreet corner OF Nesssu-
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A LOTION Nor1cE-NoRraAar sALE OF ELEaAvr

A UCrroN NoT1CE.-MCRTGAG SALE OF ELEdANr
n household turuure Brussels carpets gu iains mif.
rofa. paintings. rosewood parlor suits, &c
pOTg1iTN aurfionecr. will sell 10 morrow IhnraiaYl
at 4 cock salesroou ~ street by Virtue o
chae mortgage large assortment Of eeg mt second hail
FURNITURE consisting IN part Of richly carved r1sc
wo paror suis red 70 trDcaiel gu rame pier tni
mate rnrrore chandeliers, rosewood psno'orte, mar
bic tor alas extension dining abes dinner ant tea
sets glassware silver plated &c Bedroom iurn1re
ricv earvci rosewood marble top bureaus wl7hsants,
bcdses hair mattresses passses fea'her beds ing,
Ac livery lot viii be positively sold % the highest btler.
A uCTIoN NoTTCy.-IoHN BEDDING, AUCrIoNEER
n viii I'm Thursday, April l5 A. 3l6 Sacket street. AZ
ioL O'Clock Household furniture consisting of mah1gsny
cha,rs hurcaps wasssnds carvetlng window ssdes
t&ue, tete e-tetes sale positive.
a rcTfON NOTICE -1Hos BEtG. AUCTfoNEE1
N and W s THOMF SON ON THURSDAY. ~ l0ts CLOCK.
In our saesrcoms rs East Broaiway gerersl ale ~ All de-
scrircns of sarnare ard other erch ,ndse We odr
services friends &c for outdoor sses Which VII be
settled same day.
A uCTIoE SALE or STANDARD ROSES, 6C-sAMUEb
"a OSuOOD CO.. auctioneers, will sell tors morning.
wednesisy NJ o O'Clock rs 81 NASSAU street. large c,ec-
ton Of standard and other hot aud grensolse plant,
&c, from the nursery Of VIM Wilson, Of West Fourleenth
street Nnd Astoria H.
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II 20 rus JEsTtnr fHAnE.
Admlnsra'ors eae of The eare Jevery ot Mr.
James - Ghi .ssher. iereas0d.
N, p. ~. BCUFNCK VIII ssil ~ auction. Thur@ily,
18th inst n ocllck a. thcr asitsrl0u No SO Essssu
sweet 10 entire stock of irNsry above. 20 CInA- iu
part q pins earrrTs bracceta h cserv .ety, c l and
other rugs vos' chalns ard large and ocsal 1or
I'D. md ptnNi of size AMI p1nr1,
also rlf " gross slso silver pens sui pen sud
arrr ol icwelry; also variety snccn gold ant
coin; agc one Of erriug largest iewel-y safes.
nearly new; also the entire uce fixtures Also Is dozen
si silver tea and liable suJ1ue aad fok OF The latest
rsl'erp sale positive ~ order
BENZ. W. CT APP,
Admlni8raiOr,
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SALES At AUCTION,

r MACKKNzIE, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL TaIs
81 day 0 O'Clock, at house No 6l Franklin street ali
ihe furniture consisting OF sofas chairs marble top
tables French mirrors bedsteads feather beds
carpets ocoths oil paintings, &C. Deposits will eIacted
of ALL
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TREEs PLANTS &c-wIbLIAM FITZPATRICK. FLO
risi Twenty nuih and Broadway will pay stisn
ton the lay out Of gardens in part of the ctyfr
pshing rod and mould, shade trees, bon, grape
snokles and all Of bedding plants for
sale bouquets and baskets usual hne assortment oc
s'audafa roses.