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HON. NEAL DOW. on THE DUTY OF
z RELIGIOUS MEN TO THE TEMPERANCE
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Mem publications.

New Edton-Now Ready
TNHE OCEAN-BORN-A Tale OF the South
Il EN- Seas. Ry Stuart Adsir Goldman, ESQ
AsupeIb Ocean Story, reh in description, incident ana
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ly aud windy drawn while the numerous al
ventures that M the book wrought up with dremse
skill that makes many of them absolutely thrilling
Published IN enc nsa. octave volume and Illustrated with
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A SMALL FARM for SALE.-The under
~ signed offers for sale the Farm Ut the late JAMES
WRIGHT deceased pleasantly situated Jefferson Val
ley IN Yorktown Wesehester County, tho road leading
from Peeksl 20 Lake Malopac eight miles from the ornsr
four from the latter place. Tho Farm about
of good land On the premises good Dwell
ing House and other out buildings ell nearly also
II the above property not sold private sale before tho
first Gay of February next Will ON that day DO sold st
public auction, on the premises AZ II o'clock A. VI
Of the purchase money may RENAL" o" tho
pTsmises Il required
,sn1d AZ hi PLACE OF residence West Som.n, NY.
nc VERNOL Executor OF James Wnshi, decd
AT PRIVATE SALE.-An elegant and val
"A uable four story and high boz Brick HOUSE and
LOT o Unionplsoe, Broadway. Lot lon0 feet M
ches House z5x5 including thrceso extenson, which
lease three yesrs run the payment Of which prompt
and regular and secured by gentleman worm hah mi
lion Ii three 40 the above rent DnS woum
now command "a Of Gao a. ~ IS TIE house Ia ne
yy beet repair basensn story white ma bio, snfounted
with az on ysssnda and balcony The parior when arc
OF the second stoi " are furnished with plate sas doubl,
windows tor winter, stausry marble mantlus tc-sui
mahogany doors bella speaainz tube. aud dlfo satef
Fsch above the Da0rs contains four sleeping rooms
With water closet and bath and tie house ssImsd
York IL 10 the bes, position foryalue In Broadway aid bn
the advantages Of 4ay and th 81 eomoincd WIN an IN
proyerc ut Of from 1900 to 1900 Twenty rooms can ~
added 10 the present number, which now twenty making
lorty rooms ia sl Tor which sanding offer s made OF
rent oil 1900 ger snnu when the addt on male rwo-
th,ds OF the purchase money reu0n fora term Of years
on bond and mortgage. For inil particulars agRywy
Real Kaaie and General AacuonsM,
f9D No. 10 Walst.
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- u., ,e,.,;f,,,x Dark. Soft, Clean and

TIow beautifully Dark, Soft, Clean and
Sill tie worst Hair made by using. a. ne rance e
az n. JONESS Coral Hair Restorative. iae nsf =
,fopred falling made grow &c. IL g uly hns sno
cLesp article. pot No 403 Broad way NO - Sth-aS
49, Puirr,rt Intelligence once ard Labor
Srcbargc Nos II end n C1nalst- NeH-1 orN-inh
~. Il eabssed by the COmn1ss oners on EhigIsron;
here esu always be found large numbers OF Laboft ana
2v.,.s =, very low rates Of and po7syns can q,Fc
.sir orders ed By writing 70 tic ana ; &
III the amount peeeary 70 pay ne pstsase Oh 'e pes
7--- JAs p PAGAN, Superintendent
rTrIs a Two Cent or six Gent NeWspsapeePp
the Rest f-JOEES'S ITALIAN CHbhichL o'AI
IL even superior 70 when sold al far cnhs et "a
fe,b erupcns saltrheum, H.. making c2fse, e5IH "
yellow sim pure white and clear Dcpot Ho ~ bs'aa
yay and Oh 9th av.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for Janu-

n my. coSTrSrs:
Lire and Letters Of Niebnhr; H. Herbets Captains OF
the Old Verdi Ill. Sir VIM Hamilton on Philosophy ana
Educson; ". Novels end N0velists v WsbeTs nivs,-
al History VI Frere's version OF Aristopsnee VII
Fsrins Pepubhe Rome VIII. Nathaniel hawtaorne'
Oriental Norees
CHRISTIAN EXAMINER, for Jaauary With zrtie!es oy
Dewey Osgood Ellis Peabody Bellows and other leading
writers Of tie Unitarian Denomination.
BROWNSON's QUARTERLY REVIEW-JIuuary.
SILLIMAN'S AMI RlCAS JOURNAL OF SCHEME
AND ART, for January. ,,/,
lCAL REGISTER. for January.
New volumes al three periodicals coynenee with jan
uAry No end u favorable time Tor sBos-rlbi 70 70 o0
I.eIee CHAS. 5 FRANCIS Co. No. % Brosd"Sy'
This DGy Publslsd-
THEODORE PARkER'S NEW VOL M.
TEN SERMONS or RELIGION, b. Theodore fsI%si'
These disco urse have never before been published
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6ougee to fet.

CTEAM POWER with ROOM 10 LET
- One splendid large Room, so by ~ feet well
hebted OF Blocker and Bank suitable r
manufacturing purpose. Inquire Of DUDLEY SEE, on
the premises.
CTEAM POWER to LET.--Several we'll
- Iishtd Rooms with constant and sseady power, In
building corner Elizabeth and Hcster-sts Apply 10
MORTON DREAMER, No 2i2 Pearlst, cor, Fletcher
VINO LEASE-For mechanical and manufac-
Turing purposes Lots OF Ground Oranlst. the
Bowery and ON CentTe-st. the New Haven Railroad
Depot ON which the viii erect buildings arranged
to sut apphcGDtA Also q House AMI Lot Broomest,
within 10 feet OF Broadwsy Also, House AID Lot OF
Ground on Whitest.. Broadway. Both OF thu lest
named pieces OF property, with slight alterations can bo
made available ior business purposes Applyto
CT 40. l.. OSBORN No. IN Malberryd.
ITO LET-The third floor ) genteel rooms,
Il pantres and closets and Croton water, In tle new
brio house No % ChIBopherst doors from Ble.shes
a. tos respectable family Inquire IN the store No "
Chrstopher'd.
ITO LET-A number OF small Stores with
Il Rooms attached cor OF Lewis Stanton ss, At low
rcnt Also apartments et Nos stanton st 81 Houston
22 fast lifh-.t - aud - Mloisonst Apply 70 JAMES
CARR, No. 955 Broome-st.
ITO LET-The entire lofts Of tho fine store
II No I0i Liberty fronting Bnmbcrsf. They wil' be IN
every suitable for rt class Importing Co nms
House and rrsy for occupation about list March nest
Apply TO q. FURMaN Jr, No Hasssua.
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IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PROVI.

IRON WORKS for SALE-The PROVI-
i DENCE IRON COMPANY. to close a couc IN, osrr
for sale their very extensive aud complete esabshms s
manufacturing lron situated tide water at Fox Point IN
Providence
These works have all been erected within years.
are good order and ready be put into immediate oper
aop and equal to the production Of p tun iron into
plates ard bars per day
and increasing demand in Providence at the present
meut at least equal to the entire production OF the mii
Also Reypodss Patent Wrought Spike and Mil Machines,
which will turn per day. Also Cut Nail Mill,
ca able OF turning ont 10 70 Us casks per day, and which
could be easily arranged TO double that prodgct
As this establishment built for u.s. expense
spared having everything Rhont IL of the perfec:
Kind and the inventory exhibits complete establish.
ment, perhaps, 20 is Is be found in New England.
Its thought that place in the United States presents
better opening for The successful prosecunJn by practical
man. OF the manufacture of wire rods on nails aud spikes,
The City OF Providence the center OF large and rapidly
increasing manufacturing district requiring Orconsunption
the eutiro production of these works.
These works belng on TIDE water where the largest cls
vessels which frequent bay load and receive
without hShtcrage allows OF their receiving their
supplies of coal and iron the lowest rate OF freight and
la at all times be had good terms as elsewhere
in New-EngisDd
Ast ia supposed the purchaser would desire 10 examine
the premises further description is deemed unnecessary.
The property will be sold cheap and the terms OF payment
will be made sasy - - -
For ar examination OF tho property apply 20 Mr.. w III.
HENDERSON, the premises aud for tesus an applica
ton may be made either the sgbscbers IN Providence
HENRY l.. KENDALL,
DAN1NE PAINE,
EDWARD PEARCE.
Providence R. L. Dec 10, 1882
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J. COMMEhf ORD, Ffs>aeh-
j. A. HaspsroH, Secretary.
W War hath slain Its Thou.ands, bat ssrO.aI

" War hath slptn It's Thousnnds, bat $ ro.als
u tens OF Thousands Oh r. BROWN, ''the great Seyon
Doctor" OF Springfield. Mass. foTneriy of Heverhli
Mas. OF Ne~.ycri CITY author OF Female Manuel
Health" "Scrosals-its caascs and cure" and other
~oss Of great celebrity has the pleasure 20 announce % the
spe Of the srvst metropolis thai he has established him.
d In THE city al No III GraDds, between Broadway ant
sewssy. where be viii be happy attend o. Ell esses Of
sezefsls and Chronic dsessee generally.
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L,OR SALE The yaluabIe Farm lately owned

L'OR SALE-The valuable Farm lately owned
Il by Andrew Corse deceased adjoining &c. Jobns Col
sEe Fordharn Wesc Coany coDtsnina Ieo scrss
Of lard very dssrsbly oened for being DIVIDED no via
pots or town lota and the SewYork and Harlem hsfosd
runs through the lis only Is miles from The CITY
Of sswYork in bsantifl healthy and i%Proy'ns Yt q
site The Ind a Petsr osrd fs For further psren
lars apply the prenies Or % - codainston' No. ~
"sil'' soE6soS S coRsA, E1s'u''r'-
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THIS dry published.
ZEE AND AnLE\TI RES OF DICK

VIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DICK
IL CLINTON, THE MASKED HIGHWAYIAS
This remarkable work, which fixes and enehens te
ate ption OF the reader from the Erst page 70 the last Al
The Wild darpg and dshns genes OF robbe1 he from the
moot pen and adventures the mghW Az 70
the exciting and curious incidents IN the bowers OF
love portrayed By the author with Tdness OF descrp
ton that has been exceed. either IN the PAGES OF
ADssoTth Reynolds There n fun also Ia Dick Chntoe,
relieve sgreeably the startling excitement with wnch Il
sbounds. Copies mailed rscspt Of IS cents. Adde'S
GARRETT L Co, Ann-st-, y. \
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Thantes for Bnsiness Hlen.

A CHANCE "a INVEST-The advertiser
"A who give abundant and satisfactory references As
character ana scity and who possesses superior M
tiles ard large business experience wishes 20 meet with
person who will furnish most of the capital tor rcti Dry
Goods bnsiuess in This otercty. Or he would Ike
ust ~ lake charge ofsone business in other
pscy WHERE busre knowledge and intesrt required
Address J. d., Box l,2ll I. o.
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VxvOOD's MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broad.

w way, above Howardst-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
ING Ill. WOOD, Manager aud Propnetor.-rhe enter
tanments offered by this celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Delnesors be equaed by any other
band in the United States. See programmes Doc open
az 81; Concert at ~ o'clock. Admission. -
cents The pubic respectfully informed that the AeE
noon Concerts discontinued
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M ANTED-By a young married Woman
w with fresh breast OF milk situation - Wet
Nurse; her child only months old. Apply az No.
les East S0th 81, I'd 1oOr near 3d-av.
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CIRCUS. NETWORK AAlPHITHEA-
~ TER, No 81 Bowery r. SANDS Co. Propre;ors.-
THIS EVENING, Jan. 6 Grand Cavacsde OF Horse led
by Mrs Matthews and Mis- Devere. William Pastors prin
cipal act Medley Dance Miss Jesseyne. Roman Slaves
Messrs Nathans and Hankins. Indian Hunter c. Sher
wood Bsttou Leaps introducing Mr. Rockford the Double
Somerset hrower and the grand spectacle of MAZEPPA
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NNHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF No. IL vol
d present. dse-Produetion Of steam Power N IS
United States during the year ls52 which rerdccee I
its equivalent in aborers IN the ll-h AID 18Th cenrures
PsrTetua Recording Dvnsmometer. till1sssfedl' Se
Arttsisn Well Bcrer (lnstretedl Csiorle knziys' -
Rms Frame Winding Motor New Rock Drilnns eH
Articles Locomotive Cotton ManuE.eturinS; A -
OEee. No 100 Pea-i-st. Ediied By c. Z. Leonard Ae
= per year ~ advance.
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A STARR's LECTURE on. and EXHl

A A. STAIRS LECTURE on, and EMIL
"a BITION Of the HYDR0-0XYGEN MICRO
SCOPE, will be gwen every evening dnrins n. wees At
EVENING Jan TO- 1858. The exhibition will cons st Of
100 beautifully prepared peemens bedes living creatures
never before shown The WATER TIGER VIII be fed on
living creatures at 81 O'Clock.
Tickets rs cents children half price. Door. open At s..
Lecture TO commence at a O'Clock.
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CCOUNT BOOKS. DIARIES for 1853,

- PAPER STATIONERY OF every variety, At low
puees BOOKS made pattern with pnted headDs piaed
Nc nc liars Checks Notss &c. furnished IN syle re-
qriTsd. FRANCIS LOUTREL.
stationer Printers and Book Binders No u Maidsnsne
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GEN. TOM THUMB.-Ths rare public
N fsvorite is still attracting crowds AZ BARNUMS
MUSEUM SATURDAY viii be his LAST DAY IN our
city. he then appears in the morning afternoon aud even
ing TO-DAY Re performs in his best parts afternoon and
evening. FORTY THIEVES and also FORTUNES
FROIlCS are an the bill OF entertainments.
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go. ,,.rc,r,iIe I,ibrary Association. The

~ Mercantile Library Association. - me Inc
Road of direction beg 10 announce that TOS. FRANCIS
NEAGHER Fsq, win deliver Lecture before tins Asso,
CATION on MONDAY EVENING, the 10th INST, at u
.JeloeI 81 III. Tab, Inacle Subject: Australia.
Ticksts 50 cents each Ito members half prce may be
mad AZ The bookstores Of EVANS BRITIAN. Z. ;.
FRANCIS 4 Co WILLIAM HALL Il son, AID at the
Library Rooms ,,,,,r
JAMES ID SMITH, iCommi,.ee
JOHN Y. HALSTED,
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At PRIVATE sALE-The valuable three.

story brick House ard Lot )fGround Known 90 No 15
fh4t betw, en- the Boaeiy snd La fsystfs place Inc
Lot IS feet 'front.' by 100 feet IN depth b. the sAoe more Or
les lie HOUSE Is feet by 80 et Ia depth, eseianys OF
the uszzs and .bed IN beautiful style having SUB csliu
h.. Mt and altc double ssr marble msntes ma
bogsny doors, Crofon water. bshfoofn nc me wnS
i BLEP( KER Aueti0neer No. Broada FOR pnce,
terms and further particulars, spply a. shove
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Refntcd.-Rev. Professor MATrlSON, A. M will da
liver the frst Of Lectures Spiritual Intercourse
THIS EVENING, Jan Z, at the Tabernacle. Subject
Tie intermediate State or the Soul between Death and
the Resurrection. Doors open AZ g. Lecture to comments
a7l Tickets Is cents May be had al the door.
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sAIE-seyefal choice Lots IA &C.. near the Crys-
al p.lsre Terms easy For toll particulars apply ~ ALL
BFRT II NlCOLAY Real Estate and General AaetiosseF,
No 20 Wall-sf tZLD
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~ Industrial Home Association No. 3.-The
hteth regular meeting of tins Association will be held
gu FRIDAY EVENING, Jan, At Union Buildings No.
l6S Bowefy THIS Association Is organized on the sue
Plan as Mount Vernon No. l. and Union Port No ? The
lsod is located elevated position between wEsm's
BnSse and Mount terDoa has front Of /. miles the
new Of LONG Island sound the Palisades aud the SURROUND
ing unity Ii wall be laid out IN acre, half and garter
The dues Will Be g per week Tor the hrst
renh and 81 per week thereafter Copss OF the Cons
teton spd BY Laws be bad Of John Conmerford No
No IL Ssxanst C A. Cooper, No Ito Bs,Tow-sts }. T.
Wels No. 80 Avenue y; J. A. HandsUch No iso Spring
j. COMMERFORp, President.
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nor SALE-A ROLLING MILL. in per.

j feet order; slso, a WIRE MILL, with abundant
water, situs about three miles from Peeksk Apply
JOSEPH SrRAN9, Peekskill Post.0fice, or to Z. n
BIBBY. KINGS Bridge.
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4 SLADI MAZDA very respectable Protest
Eni Woman understanding DEessMlkins, Hti- Dress
ing &c, shes situation IN sentlemans family For
trll PARTICULARS apply 70 the Superintendent Of T. 8 r.
Asency, No. lfs Grand-st
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Uanis.

4 first-rate Cook and 10 help a. Laundress
a ny one, and Chambermaid aad Water or fine
LAandess ana Ihamtermad by the other; these girl, are
vcrY expert ncec and have excellent city rcf.eIoo Call
AZ sc. "a 6th-sy, in the bookstore.
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Poets at the LyceuIn, Staten Island FRIDAY EVEN
ING Jan. T. at u O'Clock. CHARLES WHITNEY VIII
,e impersonaiions OF remarkable living recently de-
parted American Indian lreh British aud Hsosier
mipeled with COMEDY Tragedy and Farce. Admission
IS cents.
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ard EEED RITSINESS.-Tn be dis.


Il posed Of capital trade in the above business and
viii be let large Store and House, with every
nleuee for carrying extensive business Apply on
the premises Washington si between Sd and ithsts ho
bOktn.
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TO Free Iecture.-Mr II. T. AMBLER, OF New
Yo Editor of The Spirit Messenger will deliver Lee
ture BY spiritual impression at the Brooklyn Museum,
THIS EVENING, Jen 2, commencing at 7oclock SUB.
FEET The Human Spirit its nature, powers and destiny
sests free.
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EOR sALE-In the village Of Tarrytown, ON
i the Hudson River Railroad corner u Wsahinston and
FrsDklints) hasaECIne tyo-story frame hoase hed IN
with bnek Lit, T. feet By ia feet deep and contains
the best water &c. House ri by III fec, deep snd bas "a
the best Tor the preent s.ner. Apply 70 w. NJ
WATERBURY, No. u Pinevt, o. on the Premisss
THOMAS Is. MABEE.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

DANVARDs PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSA-
I'D LEN and the HOLY LAND is now open-atnission
50 ets-ehidren half priest the new and spacious
GEORAMA,
in Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel and con
tnue every evening Painted from authentic Drawings
mace Ut on the SPOT ~ Mr. BANNARD during extensive
tour undersker expressly for the works Mr. b viii eN
plain the Paintings personally. Picture moves al ~ ana On
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 5 o'clock
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TIE sEMI-ygERKLY TRIBUNE.
GperiaI Notifies.
calm pemocraiic Whig General Con,MIttee,

IN Twentieth Wsrd-WHlG WARD COMMIT
TIE for ie53-At meeting held at ConmerclL Hal cor
OF sgtt and 8thsv on the 9TH January 1853 al r. M
UFNRY r. JOLLlE was unanimously elected Chairman,
AsDRlw MCLEAN and HUGH TURNER, Secretaries ana T.
HARRISON REED Treasurer. H. l. JULIE Cnn'
4 M M Secretaries
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"ALLACK's THEATER-Br oadway.-J.
w w. W1LLscK, Lessee-J. w. LESTER, Stage Han
aser.- THIS EVENING. Jan. z,
A MORNING CALI.
Sir Edward. Mr. Lester Mrs Chill ingtone. Miss keene
MONEY.
Alfred Evelyn. Mr. Lester Clara Douglas Miss L. Keene
Mr. Stout. BronRLam Georgisna Nesey Mrs. Hale
Doors open at % o'clock performance 20 commence at
Pquet ard Dress Circle 50 cents: Family Circle, cens