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nR. VALENTINE-Hope Chapel, No. lis
~ Broadwsy-Your attention respectfully called 10 the
fact that Dr. VALENTINE. the celebrated delneAOr Of
Eccentric Character and ankee Pecuaes will
his lsugbabie paTOr eD rita nments ehtted Eyenlnzs
with Brother Jonathan at the above place every evening
this week. Admission 50 cents; Gentleman and two
Ladies' 81 extra Ladies and Children IS each Open
at T. TO commence az o'clock
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CONTENTS OF VOL. II
CONTENTS o. vol III.

OrAtions and DscOurses EuloEy lafayette, lej4-on
Henry Clay-On Daniel Webster-on A. IA Buell.; Grafton
on DAME OCOunen Grafton on John Quincy Adams, &C.
Occasional Speeches and Addresses, The Union 1875 FOR
Greece ls2f; Sunday schools 1857 Cleveland speech,
1873; Internsl improvements Gc Political Wntinss Al
dressas Of Political Conventions &C. 1877 1881. 1882 1854
1887. lSif etc. General Correspondence: Letters from
EurOpe.
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IRON WORKS for SALE.-The Prov

IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PrOyi-
dsnee Iron Company close eopeern, Offer for a!e
their very extensive and cOmgiste establishment br
featuring Iron situated On tide water at For Point Prov
ldence. -
are Ia good order and ready be put into amedsts Oper
sfon and equal the production Of ~ ans u iron into
plates and bars per day.
Connected With the shove IL Wire M capable Of
ming tuns Of rods per day CIR ~hieh there regular and
Increasing demand in Providence AZ the present. aosnt at
east equal 20 the entire production Of ths mill Aho Fey
hOdss Pseut Wrought SPIKE and Nail 8tehees, winch
will turn out 10 tuns per Aso Cat Nail Mil capable
Of turning cat 10 % rs cHsks per day and which could be-
easily arranged 70 double that product.
As this estab sInenf ball tyr use 40 expense 50
spared la having everything aDoutit VI ms mos perfect
and and the inventory exhibits ~ 'omp7,e an e"sbhs-
ment perhaps, a. . % Be fond IN Ss~ Eazisnf
IL thoagbt 1sf place IN the United states preesnfsa
b.tter opening Tor the successful prosecution ~ PRACTICAL
.n ofthe Manufacture Of wire rods ifon osls and spikes
than III Cty Of PrDyA@Bcs roe csrtsr u large snd sp
al ncresnz nsnsf4etUrns district requiring for con.
suif pnoo thu ntre production Of these works.
Tfss, s0Fss bsins tide water ~@re ts largest class
a. vsses winch frequent Bay Load sad receive
sOs tout shteraze allows Of their receiving their sp
Plies coal nd iron - the lowest rate Of eishti and abf
car al nIuss b. hae god terms elsewhere IA
HeV 70 aDi
A Supposed the purchaser would desire 20 enanns
the premises further description deemed unnecessary.
Ths TTspsy VIII b. sod cheap, and The terms Of payment
viii b ussas essJ. -,
ossrsa u Dztlie soeon WEDNESDAY IIth May nsst.
ar y 0ciCck ". an, r, ANA,
For "a examination o. the property apply 30 W. ~ HEN
DERSOH on the premises sad iof terms 90 apYaeaFios
nay Do Elsds 70 eeS Il the sebse,2s rs 70 rIyssess
DANIEL PAINE.
EDWARD PkARCE,
Provi6snce. r T. March q, 1883
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4 5 PIAIS Cook, Washer and Ironer-By 3
~ respectable youuE Woman. Also. By ycvng No-nsn,
atuiton a. ChsuoeTad and 70 sis' m the wshinI snd
irrnns Have sood city references. Apply At No Yves,
lrh-st.-rear Of the lot
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CTEAMsHIPs for SALE-One side-wheeI
y a,s. 18th s0 feet Team ieet dspth Of hoss D
-, I 90 -. bulI6efs nessgfenspf. knsns a inch
,s, - ret sroks fitted ain twonew tabular boilers
a. ~ Propeller IA feet long D feet ban 10 feet
- -SIst Two erslns. with - inch cyhaAsrs by a
= .sysEe sfth WazlflsSOu pgrnoa, &c. Apyyt0
lA0N ChARLEs W. COPELAND
COzsainnz Enslnsef, No o. Broadway.
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" To Printers.-The undeTsgnsd, Committee on
behalf Of the Employs Of Mr. s. CALLAHAN, No.
I3 EssssU-,t wishing 10 render honor where honor IL
due desire the craft that Mr. c. fully
months ago AID unsolicited, increased the Of those
n his employ One Dollar per week above the scale"
BES L !; NALE Committee.
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A ; PLAIN Cook. Washer and lrOner. by a
~ respectable Young Woman. snail private family
has GOOD resrsnees Apply AZ No 10 rT0ys rear Green
wich-gF.
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LAVE YOU been to the ST. CHARLES
Il Il TIIEAfER, in the Bowery, near Chatham square
J. X. SCOTT the great American Tsgedan, playing his
third week in style second actor In the country
Robinson the funniest Of the funny, nightly giving his
dience the pleasure. Truly, his Snozze, the
10.
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- Americnn Insiifufe Fnrmerr, Club.-l

meeting OF the Club will be held THIS DAY CIUESDAf)
at u o'clock at the Repository, No S3 broadway SUB
iect, "Tbe most Economical Mode Of Fertlizng Land
Members will bring Seeds gratis plants cuttings &C Ad
.,isson nee HENRY MEIGS Rec Rec'y.
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CHARLES THE FIRST. bH the great We.

~ IASQUEZ-Ths celebrated historical Pcture-the
famous work OF the greatest Painter Of life and
ture that lived is exhibition at the Apollo
Rooms, No. 40 Broadway. Admission Is cents.
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~ Afternoon Entertainment.-Dr BOY

Wal give Afternoon Lectures and Philosophical Ekper
ments for Children, Ladies Gentlemen and all who desire
r. attend, on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
sftsrnoOns The Court Of Death Will be exhibited and
planned at the close Of each entertainment Admission fOi
sl cents Doors open at q Lecture 70 commence al
81 O'Clock.
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Homeopathic DOMESTIC PRAC-

HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PRAC-
III TICE. co. tanning also chapters on AnA'omy PAYS
oogy Hygiene, and Al sbnged hAten Medlca az H4u%
,s,Si VIII slscnut patss by Esbrrt Guernsey, NJ D.
This woTt SINCE il hrst puboston month SINCE ~
beh received with extraordinary favor, and pfoo
by many Of our most distinguished payelAns - tne most
s,,nl~s DInesrie Practice ever Published The Tribune
y srtep m sn einsufS esaT and lucid stys, aud
"a by pracf "a s-use. Published By
''-- WILLIAM RADDE. No 81 BrosdWEy.
New Homeopathic Books recently p1bsned ~ "a, sane
FerpeEs of Homeopathic Practise o! PlyIe, ~ Laaic
A. GeraId Hull NJ D.. and ApPendH % Intsfn,,t.nl
EeVer. by J ; Douslas N. ID hound, - d. R1cksii'
Tseatlse On Hesdaches by C. Peters, N y oo1A1
Largest RepsrioGy, By Charles HemPeL Nj Do4na- -
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DOY WANTED-AbOut II years OF age, 10
ID attend in office and Of errands Apply the day
between II and O'clock JOHN JANSEN.
No. l28 Nasssu-st room No s.
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ITO SILVER PLATERS.-Wsnted- sew
- ,.Ss us-s. Issly % = aAgLOW, No. 81 PsaIls
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III DR.. Mie,ing,s Extrn Priva,e Lectures

-ope THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, TO Ladder and
one THIS EVENING, at n O'clock 70 Gentlemen, in the
Beecker Buildings Of Blocker and Morton ss on
subjects of interest importance 10 ell 20 be straed
with the Model De Femme, Basin DE Femme, Basin De
Honme Msnikps Skeletons Paintings and 80 or 90 mod
els besides Admission 70 cents.
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As Cooks, Washers and Ironers. by several
~ efcent ard respectable Servants hy two >'otca
Chanhermai6s I've experienced IRISH and English Pr1test
ant Charberraic Nurses ard Seaustrtses ana arTo
variety Of other excellent Srv.nts a. NANNlNCs once,
No % TllerT-s- ffh door rom Fn.sun-st bruoklyn
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A CH,NBERvAID, and 70 assist in sewing,
~ B. aresu,ctable young vy0 IN IN private family.
Has soSi rssrsnee. APfy AZ No III MasesFyst, arst
floor.
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Uants.

4 : Cook. Washer and Ironer, BY respects
~ be youns Wornas IN q snail prvase family HH
Eood city rsfrsnce from her AS place Apply a. No rs
sevenfh-ST., 2tth-st, 4sh floor.
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" sAML SINCLAIR } Special Commi
JANIS w carr on Fln1pe s. a
JOHN KEYSER, Pre~idei
REUBEN Ross, JI. Secretary,

New ork, February & 1883 -, -. d,
ON and Couafy q Ne'r fork, S-On the ION Of MAcn
A N issS before me came John keyser President, ana
Reuben Ross Jr Secretary, both personally known 10 me
a. the individuals who have subscribed their names to the
1rsnr accounts President and Secretary OF the Ala
Scens Greenwich Building Association. who, being duly
sworn did epose aud say that according TO the best Of he
Know roge and belief the said accounts exhibit true sae
t NJ he Affairs of the said Association al the date thereof
WIN Y. SMITH, JT- Commissloner OF peeds.
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ITO MERCHANTS "A Collecting Agent,
Il who . shout MAKING 9Th srnua tour through no
~ Ne Eugalt -tztes vii attend - sny business mot
r.- 10 naeh -u-el thaf msy - srtruste1 - AHA,
rsfsorsbe .errua VII distribute cards Or sasi circulars
irectly alnorz country aerchzntt Ample references
givss AGdrsss Ri ssELL Box NJ 2 81 n T. Pos,-)f.
81
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ITO PRINTERs-A RARE CHANCE.-A
Il Dsmocrsre WeekJy Ne~sp<psr, Pebt&:sd N q
eosrsh4pg eisy neu -fo,s e offered ,,r - lev;
ss.rs.Is Or obioe ali nearly WI Be sod
tsrns Aadssss 8, eEs OfV. .. PALMER, Tnssne
B1ilciDgs
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CIRCU S.-NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA.
~ TER No. 81 BOweTy.-THIs EVENING, March
p and during the week-EQUESTRIAN PERFORM
ANCES. Acrobatlc and Oymnastc Fests, by the finest
Troupe in the country Tricks and lnfics by the perform
ing Ponies, Damon asd Pythias and Cinderella
SAW LAIHkOP. ........ ....... .......... .CoTn
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)ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM :

- THIS Tuesday, EVENING. at y O'Clock BY special
request Buwers beautiful Comedy, i've acts Of NONE
Evelyn, c. w. Clarke Graves. Hallway Clara Mss
hesteyer Lady Frank IN, Mrs Benson THIS AFTER
SONGS Dances, &c, and DEAF AS A POST The Petri6ei
Horse and Rider, &C &c, 20 be Il all hours. Admit
lance 70 whole Museum Entertainments, &C, p cents
PaTquet and First Balcony, Y! cents extra
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ry.-Dr BOYNTON III ~ the $40

suo les, Lecture hut OF the Course Metropolitan
Hall TUESDAY EVENING, March ~. On this occasion
numb fnew end beautiful Paintings will be exhibited
oadng at close the great Court OF Death Admission
b. the whole Is Doors open at J. 70 commence at
o'clock
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To- The Twentieth Ward Temperance Meet

Ing. at LamaTtine Hail. corner Avenue aud IOthst
commences for the season THIS EVENING March 81
o'elock Addresses from Hon. HORACE GREELEY and
Rev. J. C. WARREN Every temperance man IN the
Ward IL urged 20 come forward and enroll his influence.
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E,OR CASH ONLY-The Furniture, Lea,

Il and Goodwill Of BOsTdBz HOuse, hayDs upward OF
40 boaTder roorhs and making from s15 60 so per
week. Location excellent. Address FORREST, Tribune
Otice
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I'm RROOKLYN fnr SALE.-

The extensive Brick Factory on north sde OF fontst
BROOKLYN between Pearl and Adaiassts The buildings
we'll hghted and are the Immediate vicinity Of the full
ton Main ard BndEe Ferries They be readily sitter
I'd into dwellings PossessOD Mty l. Terms essy. Apply
b EFFINGHAM H. NICHOLS, No Nassau st. N. Y.
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AS CHlNBERwAIp or Nurse and to do plain
n sewins By a Protestant Girl Can give good refer
BY her last employer where she may be No.
iC9 7th-st.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,

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n published the departure Of each Mail Steamer 10
AspiDwall PDee 81 cents per copy.
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As CH,wRERwAID, or 10 assist with washing
~ by avery capable smart young Woman as Waiter.
Call al No u 6,h-av, IN hc store.
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THE sRMI.wRHKLY TRIBUNE,

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~ salamander Snfes.-Niaer's Patent with
niei'. improvement.-STEARNS l. MARVIN, No. 10
WsteT-st, Eewlork, arc ths Only makers Oh
snes with WildeTs Patent and Riehs Patent combined
~ Emisra nj Intelligence Once and Labor
ETchance. Nos - and = CAna-st, Newly ork-Iha
eSe established BY the Commissioners o. ERdsetiea,
where can always be Sand large numbers OF Lsooess ara
Nsxnnts AT very low Of and persons can have
ssir orders Sled by wtns to the ana snd
isx The amount necessary the passage 81 tbs PStes
required No sees charged o. employer ,.,.
JAS z. PAGAN Superintendent
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