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PUBLIC LECTURES.


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S'INHE iNVAs1oNs OF IRELAND"-A LECTURE
VII DC delivered before the benevolent Order Of United
rougham toi Gen. Speers STAFF Monday Syoninr I5tf
march The other three lectures will be delivered o Non
DAY the I'D and 18TH Of March, 18th OF April Furthe,
particulars Viii be published hereafter The course viii
sote with concert of Irish Music Monday evening t
n APRIL Tor w some of the best talent in The oounr
VIII engaged Tickets to the whole course Of
one TO admit one gentleman and lades ST. Single
hets 10 either OF the lectures % Military
men are requested TO appear in full uniform Doors opep
ht-Io commence at halt-past o'clock. Tickets can be
had OF the undorined Of the OF ali tho
ifnh military companies in the city, Signed on behalf ~
the Committee Of Arrangements. - ' )"
MICHAEL DOHENY, Chairman, 12s Nassau street
9ohN JUICE, Secretary, ia Water street
ECTuRES AT ABBoTT,s COLLEGIATE INsTITU.
uon Tor Young Ladies spingler Institute Union Park
,rroessor Arnod Guyot Of Harvard Diversity, will de-
er course Of four lectures tho Six Days Work Gre
alton designed to show the harmony of Science
and Monday the st Tuesday the OH smS
Friday tho 18th Tickets for each lecture ID cents Pr
benjamin silliman LID Of Yale COLLEGE will dc,;,or
course OF six Lectures Geology
the 18th, 10TH I'D 18TH Goth. Both OF March on
MENTAL ALCHYMY-PR0F. OWEN VIII re
1vA ture evening this week, a. Mnscnm Han ~.
Gilmore Buildings, $50 broadway where IA ndd,am NJ
muai experiments upon taken from tho and,ern
the Mental telegraph experiment will made The
ana operator being IN different apartment Doors ana
bhafpatt sn-to commence at half past seven Adm;sso.
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hair whskers the It applied without injury
the hair skin 1t be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and bad odor. 1t Is applied
or sold at PHALoNs Wig and Tcupes Mandatory, l7
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March 13.-Charge Of Larceny-Arnold Wilde, pas
seng,r by the ship Samuel NJ Fox from Havre, THU
afternoon arrested for stealing upon the high golt
chains, rings, &C. the property of Bernard Bcysrle
fellow passenger and committed for examination.
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Naval Intelligence.
The q. 8. sloOp Of war Albany sailed from Havana,
Nail
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New principle In Hair cuting-Cean Hair Brushes
new syrtems--nev styles new era In Hair Cuttne
ecipses anything before dreamed Of in New York az
$500. = -
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Phalon's Wigs and Toupecs.-We would
call the attention Of persons requiring wigs 70 recent
provement The awarded silver for tho
hrst premium the last fair They he r. PA
street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE MILITARY.

CITIZEN v0LUNTEERS.-THE OFFICERS OF TIL
~ Citizen Volunteers are requested to attend
be held At Central Hail. Grand street. Tuesday eyenin
March l6, attn o'clock. By order Of
HENRY WILSON, Major General
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICEABLE PRISONS INTERESTED IN OPPos
~ ing the extending Of Canal and widening sf
aker street. whose property for that
are requested to call without delay the Real Estate
No. ~ Chambers street from 10 A. NJ to Il. rc-sian
the objeetions the Court requiring the directors to tgs
ments. - " -''~~S-
OFFICE OF THE ODD FELLOWS HALL AssoCI.
alton CITY Of New York, March IL Is52-The holders
Of stock susd under of tho
june TO- 1850 hereby notified that all arrears of
At per cent Per annum to Dee 1851 will be Paid ON pre-
OF tho certiheates at this Office y order the
noerd OF hanngeft, JOHN j. DAVIES, Secretary.
NoTICE-Al THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRRC
sors Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
M w te once OF the company No. 50 Wall street ON tho
For hs she following gentlemen were unanimously elected
lam, Francs Skiddy, VIM. w, 7. Greonway q ~ Haboht
Charl.s Stag, Jacob A. Wcstervel At agubsesuent
meeting OF tho board Edward N. Greenway was vnsns
monsly elected Presdont c. +. Haheht Secretary ans
Lualan fleasants Agents. &. t. HABiCiiT Secretary
II EMovAL-JAHES OWEN HAS REMOVED FROM
- ld5 Pearl street to 10 Broad street, ~
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Total ...:..... ................. 81, 242 33e


The remarkable feature this statement Of the pub;c
indebtedness IL that relating TO Indian Whilst the
whole ci, debt Of the State only 1886 o5 the war
debt 81 4t535 %, Of which S445 35 20 has already
etn ascertanod and adjusted and 81 900 is csti
mated a the cost OF the Indian expeditions which have
been conducted during the past summer This cnor-
nous expenditure Is entirely the fault Of the
m Hcicnt protection afforded by the general
government, and il not In justice or in equity
u demand against the state, and we are there.
iorc glad to Ind Gov Bipcr taking the position that 1t
IL the duty OF the United States pay the expenses in
cured in ropelng Indian dcprcdations
Tho sheriff q Caloveras recently shot a couple of
Freedmen who had refused TO obey an order of court
wearing that they recognised law In California rand
th'y would not obey it's mandates large body of them
having got together and assumed hostile position Mr.
Mrthal and his party found there no recourse left
mon lut 10 use their weapons which they did with such
eject 30 To- Kill one Of their antagonists the spot and
voundinP another severely
jew IN Calayoa, recently robbed his partner Of $500
for which hc received City lhes from the Vigilance Com
mittee
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SOCIETY MEETINGS..


'NHE SAINT DAvIDS BENEVOLENT soc,rry
OF VIC eitios OF New York and BROOKLYN The 49,,
gaa % 's above society will be held st. Davds Hall
80 hhc street On Monday evening the 10Th pst fs
purpose Of eleens officers for the ensuing wear ~
ROBERT EVANS. Secretary. ''s"aens.
NVIICE.-IhE MEMBERS OF PETERSON BrNryo
ient ASSOCIATION, are hereby notified to attend Inc "a
neA oil our late brother William Henderson from M ~,
street, at 2oclotk. By order OF ~" "a" rerfy
GHnfRr D. PLarr, sesy. "o"n' rf"'
N ny ~ AIiuNAL LODGE, NO. 20, L. O. or q
IN tktir attendance Monday sveninr March IA
laid before them. e Wv 'y7"ws, VIII DO
o. D..GRAND GROVE OF p,Rrcrops or,
Mar, s.a.e o. Nsw forkAn adjourned meeting Of he
ors " a. " R will he held at their room Natonsi iIa
by order. LOsRfU GHXa1r ~ , wv ~ O'Clock
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tickets by the new steamer United States at
Panama with the Winfield Scott, Office of Messrs
Davis srosks Co.. Is Beaver street. Of Jones john
n, 80 w all strset =
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Gcnln's Spring Style OF Hats were intro
duced Saturday the l4h February. Gentlemen want
sfa Hat, superior In style and quality invited call
GENIN, No. ga Broadway.
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J. N. G,mbredc, Card Engraver. date Of

Ne John stIeetl 5sS Broadway Metropolitan Hotel.
Cards engraved and suit all tastes Also for SALE
we'll selected stock of elegant wedding stationery cake
boxes silver door plates fancy goods &c. N B1nitias
stamped and envelopes
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1rVIuK
dns the brief time that this society has been in e1snec
filed with exampsd quckness. Much of this
to be attributed to the high character and business
qualities Of the persons who have the direction Of its affairs
observe that Mr. w. T. Is. Hken delivers Address
explanatory Of the objects and mode Of on Tues
the knowledge have of the leading the Irving
should strongly to the attention those about
joining assoeiation.-N. Y. Sunday News.
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!, n, % TIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new Sty16
are pronounced the most perfect imitation
y Those wanting avery superior article, should
cali AZ BATChELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wall
street where be found the largest
In the city. Copy tho address.
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Great bargains In Carpetings.-Petcrson &
Humphrey, 9 Broadway corner Of White street. having
purchased largely at the late large auction sales will
Of the same at the following low prcesReh vslvets
Tapestries 9s Brussels $751; Three ply Is Ipgraius
=. TO 6s, and ell ether goods equally low.
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Hair Dye Is the best yet discovered for ooorng hair
wisfers the moment Is applied The wonderful eate and
certainty with which this aycrte and old cstabisbed Hair
Dye performs = astonishng 1t is for sae or applied al
address. ~SSs 'A'
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they cannot by hundreds persons that the
brated bohemian Hair Dye is the best 1t instantly
changes gray sandy hnir to beautiful permanent black
or brown Sold At the Perfumery store ~ Hudson
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Couraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is without

exception reservation the best
IS hedicated Soap, for curing PIN
pies freskies saowness, chaps, ehafes Youghness Sc
Poudrs Subtitle urroots hair any part OF the body
Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss, ct " Walker
street, near broadway. :
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Panama United States Pacific Squadron South Pacific
ports, Sandwich Islands China, California Oregon, in
charge OF our steam ship Neva-
da will close at "a NJ "Wednesday, 18th inst See adyer
tsemcnt. A. II. PRIDE & co, Z Wall street
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Z
and third
guage by Professor TALBOT 57 Broadway See circulars
lat Roe Lockwoods) with full confrma ton and
vast certified to by several eergymen and
teachers Of the prominent schools in this city
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Superior Hosicry.-Hosicry selected ex-

prsssly for the city retail trade Dealers invited to
call and examine stock We promise them the
ton Of first quality seasonabe, and sacabo articles ut
prices remunerye to themselves and advantageous to
RAY ADAMS, No. 81 William street.
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Mary G. Rogers, the Pretty scgcr Girl.-

The Payune Of this week will contain npubshed chap
the fate of the above named girl IL will
facts that have been published
This weeks number of the Picayune will be highly IL
Illustrated, and still amusing than Published
hereafter on Tuesdays instead of Thursdays.
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shng first quality At sixteen and eighteen shings; La
dies Slippers, Ties Toilet Slips and Buskn at six ant
seven shngs best kinds at nine and shngs per pair
with Misses and Chrens Cater Boots and iarg,
assortment and lower in prices Equality consderd than
any other store in New York. Ladies, call see, and
j. Il.
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ytsd TO examine BARRON BROS portable blast
Tor extracting gold from quartz rock and for all other melt
Ing operations They are the most effective furnaces
Ao Barron Bros portable forges Both can be seen in
use NJ the ware rooms, C6 Duane street.
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shirtwhat about the shape ~ We say shape
everything Look at the unrivaled shirts made order by
GREEN, Astor House. Their contour the with
which they ft the workmanship, material SET all mark
them emphatic ally as the shirts OF gentlemen.
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gallons. In Connecticut, therefore, there is every
probability Of The Mainc law being adopted. But
when We look at the tremendous liquor interest in
tho States Of New York, Pcnnsylyana, Ohio, and
other States, the difficulty Of carrying the law in
these States appears to be nsurmountabe, particu-
larry in the State OF New York, in which there is
capital invested of more than two millions and n
half of dollars, and about nine millions and quar-
ter gallons of whiskcy manufactured, nearly quar-
ter Of a million gallons Of rum, and six hundred and
forty thousand hundred barrels of ale, in
| the production Of which there have been consumed
az follows -
I'm, hrs Of harley Od2 $50
pu.h. h Of corn 6f7 Deg
Bushels of rye VO0C37
Bushels Of oats Observation-Disclosures. 6507
Total 4e25 800
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MRS. Jervls's Cold Candy.-The great fire.
de Remedy for Coughs Colds and the various
throat and lung complaints Sold by Mrs. w. JERvIS 36
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LArns-Eaateea we're In better request at 81 62X per
n. cash.
Llnr-common Rockisnd light in stock, aud
more in demand at Soc. per 100 lbs
NAVAL SToHEs-Since our last we havs only heard or
sale Of $50 bills sprits turpentine, at IS 3ec css
per gallon,
OiL.-The days movensn ts reached 1900 gallons lin
seed at 72c 60 tierces castor At gc per gaoa cash
with 200 baskets olive, at SO, months. ,
PRoyisoNs continued to tend ward sales having
made Of $50 bbls prime and with clear pork
at $l67s $1Y and $193 and SAL 100 hhds dry salt-
ed hams at 9Hc. 200 bbis prime lard A IL Nc 11Xc
per lib; and 200 bbL old prime, with beef,
S8a 50 and $16 . SIS.
sraAns-There 100 900 Havana bought to-day. at
$40 500, usul time.
srRITs-saies have been made Of go bbis Ohio and
prison whisksy at az &c. per gallon cash-tAs
former rates.
sueAR-About 200 bids Cuba changed hands, at AZ
. 5k per h. Demand good.
TALLow-Some 4, 500 lbs prime procured, at 81
a5xc. Fer lb., cash.
RECEIPTS Produce.
By ERIE RAILRoAD.-261 packages cheese 4s3 do but
ter 400 bass WOOL 800 Sb our S67 sides leather and
90 bbis whiskey.
By New HAVEN RAILROAD Ia packages butter, ITO
do cheese and "a sides leather.
Bv NORTH RIVER Bears ,6T3 bbls -four "a do.
ashes 15s do whiskey 5ss do provisions, so1 packages
cese SO do butter lo1 bbls beef 095 bushels wheat
1851 do. corn, and I0,424 do. oats.
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gold and silver has increased from TO 45 in 1900 to
TO in 1852, a. appears by the annexed table,

This may continue 30 that they will in few years be
equal In that event VIC may look for gradual reduc-
tion in the difference OF value between the two metals
perhaps point corresponding with that current pre-
vious to the discovery of the silver mines of South
America That must be the first effect Of continuation
of the present supply of gold dust for great length Of
time Recent adyces from the silver mines of Mexico
snd South America however, give tao most favorable
of the product and il Ia stated that the yield Is
now greater than before known II this is true it
will tend to check any depreciation in the valae gold
preserve for longer period the present proporionate
value each When look at uniformity in the mint
price for gold and 81 the almost mrerceptibe variation
in the relative value Of gold ami silver during period
Of nearly five hundred year, and in the face of
accesos to the supply Of each 81 fears and apprshen
sons Of any important changes taking place from the
production OF gold in California AID Australia must
disappear. We have to fear from the increase in
the paper currency than from the large receipts Of gold
and silver. IL specie would displace many millions of
bank issues II would be good thing and keep all
the movements Of commerce within safe and proper
limits If the arrivals Of gold dust from California and
Australia should continue for hundred years at the
rate realized within the past twelve months it would rot
initiate the operations Of trade artfcaly sxtravs
gantiy bank expansion Of onstwentieth part Of the
time
The Albany Register gives the annexed statement Of
tolls received OF each Collectors Office the several
State canals from the opening of navigation TO the first
Of July In the years 1851 and 1882 so the increase and
decrease at each Office
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MON EN NJ ARE EFT.

WEDNESDAY, July els l.. ~
After day Of rect and quiet he stock market opened
tits morning buoyant and active at the first beard
therc good demand for Nicaragua Transit Com.
peny at advance Of "a per ccnt Florence and Key
port s Morris Canal, 4. Psnnsyya mia Coal Company,
~, Montgomery Mining 4. Metropolitan Bank, 4 Nor
vich and Worcester q, from tho opening pennsylvania
Fhcs, Il: Reading Railroad, 81; New Haven Railroad,
-. At lie second beard Dauphin Company advanced (
pea cent Norwich and Worcester rs Nicaragua. II.
Ire Railroad declined . per cent. The market closed
him, with an upward tendency
Tie receipts at the ofeo Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
III port, to-day amounted TO 500 3jI 00 payments,
s2Si3 7i-bnlanco, s4iiS4e6 ~.
Tie steamship Canada from Boston or lal!iaS Carl.
- cut hfy thousand dollars in specie.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company has declared a
fem annual dividend If FIVE per cent on The original
capital stock aud plo rata dividend On the increased
capital stock payable demand; tho Madison md
6ianopoli' Railroad Company semiannusl dividend Of
i've per cent TIE Peppsrou Manufacturing Company
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American Tract Society.
HONE AND FOREIGN OPERATIONS


at meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
American Tract Society, on the 18th inst, letters
were read from the Religious Tract Society Of Tou-
lcuse France, acknowledging the receipt ofapprori
ations, and from the Netherlands Religious Tract
Society. Amsterdam, accompanied by grant of
their publications
Similar communications were also read fron Ccy-
Ion, Madras, orissa, and from Whampoa and Hong.
Kong, China. Those from Madras and Orissa were
Of peculiar interest Rev. Mr. Winsow, Of the for
mer mission, writes" We Received notice Of the
generous grant III ,s00) Of your society TO us this
year, with much thankfulness There is every en-
couragement needed TO 20 on in this work. The press
in India is but just beginning to exert its proper
power. Yet, already, TO extent. is the native
mind aroused by its influence. and great numbers Oh
educated natives arc forsaking idolatry, though,
alas not therefore becoming Christians Copor-
teurs are commencing q good work. The Madras
Bible Society has some twelve at work in different
parts of the country The letter Of Rev. J. Buck
lev, Of the latter mission, shows that their tract
operations conducted with great efficiency, and
with the rich blessing of God. The Influence Of
the Christian press at the present time, Is probably
greater in 0rissa than in any other part Of India
! letter'was presented from j. u. SmitLies, pub
lsher, London. requesting stereotype plates Of the
cuts IN the volume OF Temperance tracts. which he
proposes to publish in England, which request was
Granted; lie says:--" Your Child's paper has
tonlshed every printer 10 whom have shown IL. II
SURPRISES any thing 81 the kind in this country at
During the past month. seventy.seven new coll
rereuis haNe been commissioned, alarge proportion
q them beng students engaged for vacations. The
,eceip,soi tne society for June. were-for pub
i s ~, 50 sold s2CS25 81 aud in donations,
Sb,i"I O9-total, s2b,1i9 a. The Grants during
the same timc were 5S52 Dol pages' on Az, eOI 81,
being considerably more than ono haG tho anollt
0fdonatious received.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEpNIspAf. July Id i. vi,
Asr' favored factors the solcs comprising 50 bbs-
pots 1t y IS = 81 and pearls at - 81 s. 80
per 100 lbs.
BREApsrrFrs-Flour seemed less firm, the operations
including IL 3C0 hbls--supcrine Comedian ut 81 L.
ordinary t. straight State, and mixed esteIn. at - O6t
81 1917 choice State and fair 10 fancy Western, at
si1s2t 81 81 IL favorite Ohio at 81 o5 s437I; and
common TO good Southern at 81 81 81 JGik. Jersey
meal worth 80 1926 SO IS and rye Hour SO Is 4
So 70 per Dbl The transactions in grain embraced ZOO
bushels white Canadian wheat, ut 81 Of. 400 mixed
Ohio do nj g7c: 2r00 red do at dc and COCO Upper
Lake do at CO 67c.. with several lots domestic oats
at AZ ~ sc and 60 600 bushels unmerchantable aud
mixed Western at 30 &C. and 62 CSC per bushe
The two last named commodities evncng an upward
tenor Rye scarce, and held at 10 a S0c
COFFEE was In very active demand and we observed
more irmness, without any actual rise In prices. The
day sales consisted Of cargo Of Also bags Rio Qsc
200 do in lots at &C., loo Java at 10s{c 10gac $50
Lagusyra at csc. Ic. 100 Maracabo at syzc &C.,
and 100 81 Domingo, part at Stcthc latter for cash,
and all the former are four months credit
CoALSome 600 tons Scotch were disloscl OF to-day,
ut So ~, usual terms.
CocoA-A parcel Of 30 bags Costa Rca was obtained at
JOS cents H., IN bond.
CoIIoN.The market keeps very firm IN this article
although The enquiry Il moderate, Tue busincss 'ou"s
was about SEQ bales -
IisH-Nothng transpired In cod Or herrng zYv Dds.
No macicrcl were taken vt Sl1--on improvement
ERu-A sale Of 20 boxes bunch raislns was elected
FFrNt,,. ,verc inactive 10 LIVERPOOL, 5000 bushels
arnip were engaged az 84id, baQgcd by the shipper.
F0ur yaS al lid offered. to H. asked. Coton was at
3D. 10 Glasgow, 10000 bushels Whc,t were eIsagea ~
jIl A vessel was chartered TO load at Quebec, with
l,nifr M 9ls Rates TO California ranged nom doc.
Soc per foot, measurement
If.S-smai lots river found purchasers among city
consumers; Ct 81 q eSe. cash, per 10y Ibs' -,
Ukm-We heard Of 60 bales American undressed be-
Ing sold, al S1f2 so Sll7, months.
inoN-scotch pig was IN fair demand and srarinsly
ofelcd, ~ $50 S2p 80 usual credit