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EOURwH CfBANU WIG CONCERT or
Il THE Clay MlNSTRELS SIX in numbeI,} TO b.
gwen at Nstional Hill anal sttert FRIDAY EVE
MING. Match 22 lsi4.The MnsueIs w GIvss IN chaac-
mtnts as lollows:aaVloLI% Accordingly tL :}
They viii also be assisted by Miss MARGAksTTA LA
PETITE KOSALlE, aud Gentleman OF the Tenth Ward
and other celebrated SGgels.
Concert to commence at hali-past ! O'Clock
Tickets 10 be- had at the door on the evening Of the Concert
Is ceats
Persons havug business with the Ministries vi apply
70 THEODORE T.. WiTTENyERG. 265 Orand-st m'-O 3tis
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 22-2 P. NJ

CLEARED,
Ships tahawba, Coffu Liverpool Thomrso.; ST George
rs Liverpool. David Ogden; II Hudson. Moore, Lciiaon
SSafk Maz-ppa. Smith, Rio J,nei,o, Sfksa Y lroasdes
niss Cray, -, .rb docs. Middleton 60; Glide Nc
n,.er, Lisbon Foster Nickerson; Magaolls, West Apa
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ARRIVED,
10 eeh' Jass'cc Sleeper 10 days fon Ihom'sioD With n'
Sem Enterprise, s~ua days t,om New Bedford m''h
S5 AsDdss. Dtammonl ch,nsoess, s'@in 70
BELow,
~ Esesrph I-posts no vessels sight IL IL O'clock om
@is highlands. Wiad BY +.
SAILED,
A., ships Hector Lye9pool not,laguer (raeks. do, New,
Banks Mary Ellen Nsv, orleaa. Wabash, Apalachicoia;
imsaowAa do
nttss Cecilia tSwl Antwerp EdeaI M2oils Easeae
VssY neo; Laurel, New Smyfua; Amanda, 81 inoHlss
c SshIs Nassau. Mat.nz.; Emeine, Phlsdeph'a Lady
Silhton, Richmond-sEd otasrs.
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OfcSsrss she viii now 20 ons tcith bose IN her mouth
a. they say of c-st with tse foam on hex cut"
We hive middle OF this >oine~ nat inhabited salH
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FIRE.-About Two o'clock this morning fire
l9O Perry street, owned and occupied by Mr.. Glib
bOns as dying establishment. The building with
its contents was entirely destroyed. Insured.
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rIEIIN b D TT 0 n
,,prDAy, D O'CLOCK, 4. sz
,,..srs. Leonard and Maciay.
" fton srecia' Correspondent

WAsntNGToN. March 20
.,s;ye that MIR. Leonard denies the statement
IN, Special Correspondent here that he lodged
d w. ", named and atiirms proof ha, he voted
Inc LAYING Mr.. Moore's Resolution on the table
ssau, ,rse he did because that was taken by Ayes
Of cynls and il not laid the table-86 to
0d pt Immediately after this the vote on second
~ no demand for the previous question tal:e,.
jog M W. and, as happened to be in the House al
. .;u,s endorse your correspondents statement
ils uIa so,nard was in the Housc-hc saw them
Nh did not rote-and he knows this. The
'oiD5d was lost by two votes only-Ayes -, Nays
SCUM Neither Maclay Leonard voted this; nor
q, = ,scsy vote on either of the two questions, as
90 YES ives and Noes will show but when young
is are running in and out like dogs al fair
as NJ Seem unable to keep their seats for an hour
90 ber il is no wonder that they lose some votes
Sss being in the House. seeing Members vote, and
p .. declining to vote be not lodging | should like
-, -. IJsonard TO say what it Is.
~ Since the paragraph in The Tribune, Messrs
.onand and Maclay have been more constantly
v ,bsr seats than before; therefore your cores
.. .s has effected some good. They are young
R Members and one has considerable talent and
nseanr ru they ought to know that indus
-. snnicaon and punctuaty in attention to his
1,;ss are the first requisites of Congressman
nd tbey have much to learn, amabe as they are,
Ssfore thew become statesmen.
~ ID III
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DR.. IlardnHr'S Lectures.

No III-Lardners complete Course OF Lecturss ueVtsu
q, Niblos Saloon in the City of New The subject
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Falling sars-rrmporary staTs-stocal Skeieh OF AS
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Steam Engines of England and America ms sluGn ol
Doctor arduers Lectures introduced hy Atcf oil me
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IN the United States brng account of recent and npor
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Houses, making Fences, raising Graln making foK dSpo
siog OF Hogs. making Lard Oh rasng Six with engravines
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Barley Oats, rye, buckwie<t 1u!' olatGtS p%uhuS "
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Appointments by ts2e Governor,

March Is, 1919.
ORLEANS VIM P. Foster Inspector Of sole leather,
Ella, CheSse'a4n.
NneARA-Alvln Buck, notary, fe-.epoutment
Hathaway.
CHAurAuQuE.O Cook surrogate VICE \. smith.
Alber RichnoGd master and gunner, vice w. $ Hnch-
iy aud WIN Nlesu
NEW York Henry Holdrilge Seamons Fund and
Retreat, re appointment.
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Humphrey iSicketsOn, DO. vice K. Bromley
March Is.
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G rln4r Knapp.
William Fr,sier Inspector of lumber, vice
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FrRE.-A fire broke out between and 5 this
morning in the grocery of George Ross, 81 Hud-
.oDst. corner of Jay, by which the contents ofthc
..ore were entirely consumed. Loss some $1,000,
hlly insured. The family of Mr.. NJ. Day,
N the dwelling of No. Jay.street, overhead,
lost very little, as they were early reused by
The smoke, and the fremen had stopped the
,ouAagration before it could reach them
Ne regret to add that there are strong suspicious
If foul play in this business. Mr.. H. A. Buck
nrham, who boards with Mr.. Day, assures US
TIA! when he was routed out by the fire, he came
round aud took hold of the door of Mr.. Ross's
store, and found it unlocked. More hereafter.
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ChfmiStrY and PHILOSOPHY.

Chemistry of the four Aneient EiemsnITsd
before Her Majesty the Queen, BY THOMAS GRlEFTh Lee
turer on Chemistry ST. Bartholomew Hospai iI BIZ
sonica Exnermen;s illustrating the principal facts and Gu
rious phenomena of Electricity Gayanlsn slagne,s ISM
chsmstry Opcs Heat sc with Introductory OoSsrV aoGS
on each Science aud upwards OF 800 Experiments By j.
This Essay on the Chemistry the Four Ancient Elements
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cn II illustrates has been the object OF The writer 10 m
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SMUGGLING IN PHILADELpHIA.-An ingenious
attempt 10 smuggle was detected on Wednesday on
board the Yankee schr Mary Jane, from Matanzas.
Some bags of coffee were being landed, when the
officer suspected Yankee trick, plunged his borer
into one, and behold! out came choice mixture Of
sugar and coffee. On examination, some thirty bags
were discovered nearly full of white sugar, with an
outer bag or thin lining of coffee around it. The
vessel was seized, chained TO the wharf, and custom
house locks put on her. Some molasses was also
detected the same day aboard another vessel, ready
TO be smuggled ashore.
FATAL AcclDESr-On Thursday morning, Jas.
Wolford seaman a native of Sweden, aged 80 years,
while loosing the main-,opsoi on board the bark
Serene, bound to Buenos Ayres, when descendlng
missed his hold and fell to the deck, striking on his
head, and killing him instantly. His body was con-
veyed to the dea house in the Park.
SESs Some days since, child of MIR. Jacob Trek
Ter, Of Longswamp Township, Berks county, Pa,
was burned to death in consequence of its clothes
having taken fire, during the temporary absence of
It's mother.
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DECLINED THE HoNoR.-W alter f Leakc Esq
of North Carolina, slrong Loco-Foco nomi-
mated, lately, as delegate to the Baltimore Con
vention He addressed letter to the Chairman of
the Committee, in which he declined the honor, aud
after stating the organization OF the Convention in
strong terms, concluded by saying IN reference TO
it, 'jfMis be Democracy, am no Democrats MIR.
Leake is a Calhoun man. bnt like thousands of the
admirers of that distinguished man, he cannot be
induced to transfer his affections TO Mir. Van Buren,.
There will be a good many such leaks as this
in the Van Buren, kettle before November.
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Elements Of Natural PiilOSOply:

Doctor LYEL's Lectures Geology, lSecond Edton.) Il
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Dor lecture H. The Earth's strata Msrne Strata Periods
AZ District spb-appenIaes Mount Ena lecture
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Ta Lecture VIII, Bouiders and cebetes.
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Lyceum Of Natural History the 9Th OF December Oh
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HiStOry Of the Silk Culture:

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pn|itjral Economy.

NO. Principles OF POLITICAL Economy, or the Laws o.
the of National Wealth dsys S py mans
ease delivered 10 the Handoom Weavers Commiss2n py
William ATKINSON With iEtrodIcEon IIea .9 ,S 0l
inte,os Of its Principles the Condition Of cur own
Connrv, and the upbuiug OF rs Prosperity, by HORACE
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DEPARTMENT o. SrlrR.


ASKING TON, august ), ~
SIR private .euer from acI0zen Of
Mary land, then IN London, contains
1he following passage:
81 earn from source entitled TO the
tlI,cst confidence That there IS now here
a Nj. Andrews, dcpo;ed by the aboll-
uon's's ol Texas To negotiate With the
brush Government. THAT he has seen
Lord Aberdeen, aud submitted MS pro
Ject lor The abolition of slavery in lex
as winch Is, thai there shall be organ
zed a company u England, who shat
advance sum sufficient To pay for the
slaves now in Texas, and receive in pay.
meni Texas lanos, that the sum thus
advanced shall be paid over us an IN
demuuy Tor The abolition Of slavery
and am authorized by the Texan Mn.
lster 10 say 10 YOU, that Lord Aberdeen
b IS agreed that tue Brush Government
Nil guaranty the payment Of the inter
-. 1n this loan, upon condlli N thai the
Lex aa Government viii abohsh slay-
cry"
Andrews was in New Orleans on the
Isl day of April 10 our certain know
edge lie must have gone to Europe
injured hls system Of action, Obtained
the patronage Of the British Govern
me- with incredible expe luton, as.
three months ana a hail after he was
here, an elaborate State paper is pre-
pared by NJ Upshur upon report oil
his proceedings in London.
With the solemn dec aralion Of the
BRUSH Government that the inlorma.
aon relied uron by Mr.. Upshur was
lalse, and with good reason for susocct.
les the authority claimed from the Tex.
ian Minister for confirmation Of tho re-.
+ port 10 have been assumed wi,boo,
grounds, the President must have ner.
severed IN the negotiation from a pure
+ y selfish and sinister impulse. Nothi,,
snort , Of an ambition gscfBIsSs co Of -, -
R"ald have Precipila ed tho Adnin.s'
S'a"oh upon SO bunglng a correspon.
f uence' PredIcaied upon fepresentatioo.
s"I assurances which The Department
hau good grounds for supposlng 10 he
without ioundaton-or, al least. such ~
ne Government had 40 means of oroy
my
ne anxiety ofthe executive 10 bring
DIV 81 ''fa ne measure in time for the
baltimore Convention, overlooked ~.
proofs necessary to iorliry hrs nosi,;on
ana Inc people of the United Sln,e, ora
'hro"h by the ears, through u.e insi,a
mentality OF a scamp who was no, GOOD
enough eYea for Texas. What weinbl
vii The statements of Mr. Upshur's an.
'nymous correspondent have with the
civilized world when brought into coli.
son 5, with repeated reservations OF ,bc
'Il''Sh Cabinet, officially promulgated
'nd So'emnly reiiera,cd2 rho admin
''iS''0A met have fallen mo .ae lnfal.