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Nmnecmenis.

NlBLO'S GARDEN-GRAND COMBlNA'
IN noN ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE, comprising the
principal artists Of the .
together with other distinguished Lyme Artists who Ge
expected soop 20 arrive from Europe.
fhe Summer Season will commence on MONDAY, March
q, 1888
All the old established tsvore Operas Will be produced
and among the Tevivsls will be - . -. -. ..,,,,
IA GAl2A LADRA SEMIRAMlDE, DON GIOVANNI,
PuRITANl,
and others Of similar celebrity and popularity. Also
ROBERTO IL pIANOLO, MASSANlsLLO, ITALIAN
IN ALGlERl
and MeyeTbeers last and greatest Ogera Of
THE PROPAETE. -
In making the above the Manager ees 20
the musical public that labor expene ss DC
spared 10 gye the Metropolis Of the United
OreTa which shall not only vie with but sup2 with me
solitary exception OF thai Of St Petcrsbuig thy ofshd
Opcr. OF Europe Of the present and the MsnAor
coufdenty trusts that his teow-ctzenS BY tAeir nnd
patronage, HIM in carrying cot this great undeG'Ak-
ina. - - -. ....-.,,
Sole Lessee and Manager. GRAND SMITH
Conductor. =. g, MAN MARErZEk and Signor ARDtTl.
The pce Of Tickets VII be Two Dollars and One Dollar,
according 20 location.
Two Ticket ofsoes will be opened on Saturday morning
The one Al the Music Store Of WILLIAM HALL & SON
and the other at Nibo's Garden
Only Two Dollar Tickets can be sod on saturday
On Mopdsy tho remaining TIVE Dollar and the Oae Dollar
Tickets Will be sold.
Opera Nishts-Mondsy, "Wednesday and Friday
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NETWORK. FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1853.
Jus. Published.
Jnsf FuoIsnec-
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you Will len receive the work By Of mail free Of
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MICK OF THE wOODS-will be Ready

MICK OF THE WOODS-Will be Ready
IN on Saturday March D,
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No. IS John 81
DRESIDENT PIERCE.-THE ILLUS
II TRATED MAGAZINE OF ART April contains
bsautiful PORTRAIT Of FRANKLIN PIERCE, together
with forty supsrh EnzravinEs.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, No II Spr1cest
TNHE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF
ART for APRIL. tanning forty superb Enrravlngs
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IRON WORKS for sALE-The Provi.

IRON WORKS for SALE.-The Provi-
dence Iron Company to close concern, offer for sale
their very EXTENSIVE and complete establishment for manu-
featuring Iron situated tide water az Fox Point In Prov
These works have all been erected within years,
are in good order and ready 20 be put into immediate oPer
aon equal 20 the production OF "a tuns OF iron into
plates and bars per day. 49,
connected with the above is Wire Mill capable Of
ming un. OF rods per day for which there Is regular aud
increasing demand Providence At the present moment At
least equal the entire production OF the mill Also, Rey'
noldrs Patent Wrought SPIKE aud Nail Machines winch
will turn 10 per day Also Cut Nail MIL capable
ofturung out $50 rs casks per day and which could b
easily arranged 20 double that product.
As this establishment built for use no expense vas
spared in having everything shout IL Of the most perfect
kind and the inventory exhibits As complete .n establish
usnt perhaps, a. 10 10 be found IN New England
IL thought hat place IN the United states presents
better opening for the successful prosecution BY practical
Of che Manufacture Of wire rods ron ns aud spikes
thsn the City OfPFOvdence the center OF large and rap
idly increasing manufacturing district, requiring tor con-
sumption the entire production Of these works
Tbtse works bsng tide water where the largest class
ofye,e which frequent Bay load and receive car
goes without shersge. allows O their receiving hoir sup
plies coal ard iron the lowest rate OF freight sndtabor
can all times Be had good terms % elseshers IA
New. England.
As IL Is supposed the purchaser would desire 10 examine
the premises further description 10 deemed unnecessary
The property viii be sold cheap and the terms u payment
will be made easy. 80,
II the above property Is not previously sold = will Do
oaers al pubic auction WEDNESDAY, llth Nay nexi,
at - O'Clock NJ -, -, $500,
For an examination u the property sppy 70 w HEN
DERSON on the premises and tor terms an applications
may be made 70 either Vt the subscr 1ss Ia Pr0ydenes
HENRY L KENDALL,
DANIEL PAINE
EDWARD PEAkCE,
Providence, R. l., March p, 1853.
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THE sCHooLMATE-A monthly reader

TNHE SCHOOLMATE-A monthly reader
Il Tor school and home instruction Of youth CONTAINING
instruction Reading and SPEAKING Spesebes o. AerS2n
Mcdaniel he. familiar Essays Stores Poetry, hase
News Of The Month Problems PuxEes, ~; via oe2at1l
enkravsnEs Ths &sfsxre = excessively as~d te~St
IN SCHOOLS Of hxa stzDdnk also home lof nc
in.rructon and entertainment Of youth Terms of ooe
copy 81 year al IS twelve, -; thirsy, - b1ek
uurh~rs awsys On h.nd .o the 6-sr volume rs pays oe
tsvo hssutfny bound which Be obained TIVE d poe
tAEe by sending 81 pOsr pad tie PubAshsf In e tae
ebar-. most popusr md b-st woFk fr yoath ever Pao
ii,h@S For ne by GEORGE SAVAGE No. g FE1on-s 90
Aserts Tsated-spply a. GbSye, poa-PGd
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CTUDIO CURI0SO-In Brewster's Mar
~ bic BUILDINGS, No. o. Broadway Among the splendid
specimens OF Art and curious Mechanism which are daily ex
y en- Ain his Museum the Victoria ClOk IN company with
thnaopher Columbus George Washington, Prince Albert
Queen Victoria Napoleon. SCOTS Keheeca and the ee4e
hsied Gamer and his musicians on the tzhfrepe
deFfu mysterious piece Of ingenuity . only ey
the great Clock a. Sussbarg. WIN = NUN
NB-Cafalosues and tickets for sale Al TIE rooms ana
the principal Book and Muse Stores on Bresd~sy A.
Admission p cents. Season Tickets for Fannnes, -
Open lfoan 9A.M to Pm
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GRAND EXHIBITION of the MANNERS

GRAND EXHIBITION Of the MANNERS
~ and CUSTOMS Of the CHINESE EMPIRE, in their
Social Political Military ard Religious Traits and Peculiar
ties, by the great TUkG HOOK TONG CANTON COM
PAkY composed Of One Hundred celebrated Perform
The repre- will be accompanied by aful Band
OF Chinese Music. The wardrobe alone cost upward OF
60 O being composed Of the most costly and magnificent
ever presented to the public, the properties &C.
costing $4,000. The above Exhibition will open In New
York about the 18th April next The Company are
their passage from San Francisco this Due
will be of the place performance LIKEOON
Manager and Director No juggling or leserdemAin per-
formed by tins Company.
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HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PRAC.

HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PRAC-
Il TiCE, eontsanans also chapters on Anaouy rays
ology Hygiene and Gbrse1 hsIeIis hedea taa i-s-
tr.fsS With sleEnnt platss by Exbeft Gusrnsey, D.
Tbs won, suce ifs nrst pubcktioc no1-A So -
been reserved with extraordinary fsvef Ana PtoI0
con pete Domestic Praetcs p1onsoee Af LtlS1os
saws il wTisftn eu1sently erx .na 9la ssye 40
charscferiEec b. practical seDse. Pun4isa-e ~ 81.
WILLIAM RADDE. No u Bro.dray.
New Hcmecp4.hic Books reosnty R1o1re ~ u, So
n .rCnS Aue-csa eSi,ion snlErEsd koz improved oy
A Gersld Hal N D.. 1cd ApPenGr o. ter1l,1seI
Fever by J. 5. Do1Eas N. Bod - ~; ~
Tr~afise % Hes6.cbes BY c. Peters ~ y noana' -
me thsra vslurre Of Jshrs syDPtoznen Ssex % e
Iusrsf Rspsrtory ~ Ck.ries H=1Pel, ND. b0Soa -
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A Visit 10 Popocaiepel.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

"Mt. HItE'. BooE II there = subject
uton any other The Of hshe' for h- table Which
pese The palate nuuns the digestive making
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all and unfold. the ,ecet u ell hehsns fom he rot
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Le 10 deoorse and Row 20
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a. the ssab q every dish 10 the human stomach
From The Saturday Courier
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ay rur.uts up The receipts and nstructons whsh
p.rtmeu New Boob Of Cookery just issued hy n Ions
brother Yok not on the result her vausbe
penence bot abo compete system Of des'e oeomy drawn
reliable quarter II pronounced - coinpeten anih0n
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Prom n. Christian Advocate.
valuable book Tor housetrsp-r The lsaes Nev Book Of
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Ions Bruthsf this II probably the be-t and
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In press. THE HOUSEHOLD RECEIPr-BooK: On
MAINS AND Objections FoR PRESERVING HEALTH ASD
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AGENTS AAd country dealers supplied with all the Cheap
Publications. Magazines and Reviews 81 publishers prices
Boob sellers would do well 10 give call great in
tious can be had on application.
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CEC0ND SERIES POPULAR LECTURES
Rsud entertaining Experiments in Mental Alchemy AID is
Broadway Prof B. Brown WILLIAMS. Rish pro-
sralame THIS EyENINQ
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Gbanecs for Business Glen.

TOR SALE or 20 LET-A never-failing Wa
Il terPOwer, suitable for any extensive manutaetunnS
purposes within hour and half OF New l0rs, on the
New York aud Ere Railroad On the premises Forge,
with two bloomerDg frs iron cylinder blowers and two
hammers; large and several enant houses coal
hou.. Charcoal abundance, and Iron Ore 81 good
quality the vicinity Also FIGURING MIL with two run
OF stones doing good business, with quantity OF good
AZ No. Cedar.s q.
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WOOD. MINsTRELs-NO- 444 Broad

WOOD's MINSTRELS- 444 Broad
w way, above HowsTdFt-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
iNG-H WOOD, Manager and Proprietor.-The snter.
tsnmens offered BY hs celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Deineators be equaeo by Othel
band In the United States See prouanmes Doors opcr
At ~ Concert commences at II O'Clock. Admission,
cents The public respectfully informed that the AAeI
uoop Concerts discoDtiuued
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New publications.

Fourth Edition-Twenh Thousand.
here is A TRUE PIC
III TURE OF ROMANIsM, detailed in the most PoPu-
IL ihaa
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re- Scientific Lectures.-DI. BOYNTON will con-
tiuue his Course of ILLUSTRATED GEOLOGICAL
LECTURES at Metropolitan Hall, on FRIDAY, SATUR-
DAY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
INGS March 25 20 % ~ so On each evening series Of
new and beautiful paintings will be exhibited, and during
hs Course great variety Of striking Chemical and Philo
Sphicsl Experiments will be gwen On FRIDAY evening
w. be introduc ed the ELECTRIC CLOCKS. Adms
on Is Tickets for the SIX Lectures 10 cents Doors
open At to commence at O'Clock.
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DOARD-At-.No. Ia East Broadwsy-0ne
Al A:te Roorn .1itAse ~ 'nse ssn'le1a-a, 40. u,
Also nom the lat o. May t~o ARE 'oeSs "a 'ssas
Wlvts
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BOARD az No. 6S FULTON-Sr.-Coms
I'D BE sSCoulmo5asoa. Permanent AID Day BoAdexs.
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4 STOR.PIACE HOTEL Persons desir-
~ Gus Of Board Vii ind god sseenos Of ss tbs
Above family Hesel
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CIRC S.-NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA

~ TER, No. 81 Bowery THIS EVENING, March Is
BeDs6t Of Nine TOURNIAIRE. Last appearance bat one
Of tie French Riders Nadine TournAire without sdde
or Bride. Madame Josephine in scene. Tumbling,
VsutiDg &c. by he Troupe To conclude with BILLY
BUTTON An E1tra Performance SATURDAY Az
TERNOOE, eommen Gins at "A O'Clock.
Boxes cents Pit IL cents Doors open at 10 con-
mence at "a O'Clock.
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WANTED-30 TO 80 respectable Protestant
w Grs and few Men can obtain good Situations in.
rn,Sistely Al No Caminest between Beecker-st. and
6thav-the only Protestant Employment Agency in this
city The above number Of orders received daily AP
pesnts for situations bring address Of their AIe
employers that agents Of the Office call on than per
ssnAy for recommendation Terms reduced 90 almost
nothing 10 worthy servants
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~ Indies, Home MissIon.-The Eighth An:

uiysrsary of the LADIES' Home Missionary Society, will
he bed IN the Madsonst Church. OF Catharine st.
T8lS EVENING, u n O'Clock. Addresses may be eH
pected from Rev. MARK TRAfTON, Of Boston, and Rev
j. Is HAGANY and Rev J &. INSkIP, Of this city Mis-
sonaes win be present to make Report from the Mis-
aons
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DOARD.-Rooms for Families at No. 1854
I'D East IstA-ss House new, with az the modern ina,
pratusnts References EXCHANGED