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FROM AUGUSTA, GA.
Convention OF the Co1ored People Of
Georgia.
fErarinf T1f4natrf n ffa Fhff1rn TTjhunf.3

Georgia.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
AUGUSTA, Gu, April l.
A convention Of the rolotcd people Of the Stats
Of Georgia was held here Yesterday, each counsI
bling represented by q delegate. Capt.J. E. Df..
ant, eho had been chosen Precedent Of The assocs-
ton entitled The Equal Rights Association" in
The chair The meeting wss conducted with The meat
perfect accuracy, and its purpose compleiely sats-
facto1T. The design Of the meeting VII. to inEesa.
cute the condition and forward The interests Of The
freedmen Of the Saie Of Georgia. and to instll IN
the minds Of .he freedmen OF the other States.
dI*po&ttion which should lead TO- tha Organization
Of similar institutions. Each Of the members Of
the Council from their respective counties, gave TO
1he bert Of his knowledge, description in detail nl
the B!a1e OF the freedmen of his county. which vas
promptly taken note Of by Mr. r. T, Kent, the sec-
re,at1, an Intelligent colosed tnbabitant Of this
State There was an earnest call on ali the friends
Of equal Hehts and Justice 10 asslst them II gu
their philnnhropc enterprises. to lend aid In nA1u-
iajninE their schools, newspapers. etc.
The climax OF their endearors was capped by
thcls encceedtrg IN deaeeattnR colored man to 70
TO Washington 10 advocate their rights. and sre
fustfce done IN their behalf at the great capital
Tn.s rse 1epreseD.ea in The person q Chapasn
Henry H. Turner, late Of the 1st South Casotna
troops. The meeting is.to continue today the 5lh.
, 1866-04-06

nom Washington to The effect that the United
States Supreme Court Stands sIx against and three
for the Mftsuari test oath.
The Radicals have carried st. Charles. Jefferson
Cty end seyeFt1 smaller places and The vote every
whexe elbows Rsdical gains On the vpte On the new
canrtttutfou.
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The E51fUV1nH fE1Ee3 tcE NuonS Tic many to b
drawn, tICE frl3 l1S1 4ek EHculAf1J
14s GF1ud Prize IN GKeeubAcsH.- -Eaot1
ID lra4d Prize tn TREE enbAc &4HU
I'd Gf4cH FIixe House And 10 t0Q
4th Gr9n41Prxe In Ire.15~cks-...... ........ 3n0
Ah GRIND Pstxe House aEA LoS.. .....-...... 1000
6tn Grsu1 Pr3xr in 1116
7rh Grand f7lze IN 2oe9
EACH ....................... ........ . no
sd to 5Jth Grant Prize u J3Ql c1ch- 1QD
:sth Grand Pz1ze, House md tos-.--. goa. 5ap
'''n tso ~ ... . w @
'' 9aaoo rsrs' Observation-Disclosures. -, aoo
All IN - i;r1nN fsFfxe CRY Lor3 &tQ eAch... 110
Sd To- 9Jth Efand f;rtF Gr1epbecss 500 each. 1pou
ah 10 li3th GFard pFf1e GleencaekS, 80 each 1ncV
I1sth 10 lis1h GrAnt P7txu4 HouaHt snd Lots.
*iG0 eAch..--- -...---..--...------.s.s....- stuV
l14 to NJ nther rTt1eS valued Mt stpm u 70
$1,000 each.. *a&~a'10
Making grand total .$92-3os
The G!aHng VII ta9s phase aiter the EooesIt. On no
stage OF the Opera Hcuss. Wh1t 1&s0 psrsons eAh
w1aesst. tomu!t:ee .ill Be- appointed BY !he "a. "a
agents VII be suPpltea nth correct s. q dsa.tgS e
pAi Hntels Rook End Music Stores tn The city and
at cur Oftcx 1.iB urazpoEn-ss: Prizes 3to each Gent
by 1ns On receipt Of pf1oE xrd stamp r return Toa
tAE.
and Village tn the Cnitef 8t1tss, to whom xreas IT,
4vc<neut4 sre offered. KafeHencts required.
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Sr PAUL. IInn., April a-The recent tha# tEas
caused e1eat fteshete ri Northern md central MiE.
nesota, BY the sudden melting Of the tnmen-e
bodies Of tuo" which everywhere e0ver the ground
Bridges have been swept away IN evtsy dlrectton'
and travef IS altnoat totally suspended
The psahes tnrned -uddeuly cold list night,
freeing the ground solid. This VIII check the
ffeshet fo- the present as E1st.
The r1yax has risen two feet here, H1t the ice
has been detached from the thorc in consequence.
The last detachment o. soldiers belonging to
the Haucoct- corps left for springfield. Ill.,, IN obe-
dIruCe to otIezs from headquarters.
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NUMBER 306.

that they can. m the end. pay ali demands. Iae
kooee held fsr much real estae aud uth'F urnpeEs
not immed1aseIy available. Tree Is considerable
excitement here todaJ, but 1t E7n probably sno.
eide. The otber bank and bankers ase considered
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PH11AnEIPH1A. april 5.-Thc Eers7:ng Telegraph
publishes the following;
TREerox, April Sin answer 10 yoaf editos,al.
unhehtarincly Fay that I Deres receised letter
from President johnson In which be- offered me
auy poeltion under the Government II would de-
feat the eleshon OF Radical from Se. jersey. Do
me Justice oy publishing tdts.
{Slcnst} j. u. SepTEl.
The Idf.4npA adds the names Of parties who
a}1ere that aeuve3 told them he Md received euch
letter from lbs Pree1dent> ard Who ale Wiling to
eresr Tint be did 50 state. They are. r B. Leeds,
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: CINCINNATI, 5pril 5.-Two heavy boilers IN The
bur department. Of The Pometoy Iron WORKS s.
PoHeroy. Ohio exploited th,s moInlas, NOM killing snt
Damage done to. the works about $15 QUO.
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Price, $l.O0 Each.

TSEJ the xrt4seat laduce1Hsoe e7eT offered 10 fa&
pub{o u0e ucKct Ont ot every tour RInX Prize.
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kB- C. Fl. tCRiFEN. Advertising Agent
81 Dearborn street, IL authorized 10 receive
Advertise ments for the Tribune. and NIL
othef geadInT pnper1 throughout the United
states and EHuAdAs
, 1866-04-06

U"EJl1AFE AHVNbtH Ues#fVyENA
CINCINNATI, April 5.--A fire At Sedalnsvi1ie,
estcrday, destroyed tsx dwelling honscs, belong
M 10 The Ohio q Mississippi lfa1iroad Company.
.oeB &3l,000.
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M 4 S 0 NJ There will be a
lFl Special conyocation Of Washington Chapter
No. H. 4. A. H. this {FRlDhY, eyerinx At O'Clock.
Work on II. II. Degree WA. .fADELFo;:b:J r..
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Ladies In need OF good Hoop Skirt. Cal get the
beet Steel and Latest Paris Trail At only *foc It
SOLlNGEE's, 1858 State strect. Remember, 338
c+,sA z&vo.f =
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TO THE LADIES.


MISS II. F. CONMEKFORD will exhibit to hel
numerous friends ard nattoo' an elegant assoftmen
day and Monday. the 7th s7l 9Th insA. st her show
RnnmS. 1 an pratnnfn afrtef. EI&3
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HANk V1NEC1D1s4t
l. F. Sherman. Of Waehfugtou.
E. r. Edg1ntcn, OF Lucas-
@. II. Woodbury., OF 3f3rtha1l
, 1866-04-06

Blue Island avenue. Must be sold 81 Saturday nex
the owner Is about leaving the city. Apply TO s.
kEKF OOT 4 co.. u dearborn street. t54
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Another Letter from Struggle.
MANCHESTER, Monday nigh

McSSrS. Editors know that for
several weeks II correspondence between
an influential gentleman Of Manchester
and myself has been in progress. 1t is
proper that some facts connected with this
correspondence shall be given 10 the pub
lie.
With kindness which, under the cir
cumStanccS, amounted 10 condcsccnSion,
he sought my confidence with Il view 10
encourage and assist me in my writing.
Ills reputation for integrity and learning,
coupled with your testimony in his favor,
induced me to grant him Il personal inter
view. Last Wednesday addressed him Il
note, revealing my real name and place of
residence, and suggesting half-past )
o'clock, p. NJ, Of Saturday aS 4 time when
| could conveniently meet him.
1t is no part OF my purpose To describe
the interview. 1t is sufficient To say that
our conversation was extended, and per
tained almost entirely to the objects which
brought lis together.
He proposed 10 aid me in my letter
writing in several ways. He will supply
me with such facts in the past and current
history Of Manchester a. will impart variety
and interest 10 my communications. For
many wears resident here, and occupying
a position of prominence, H. will doubtless
bc able TO render me very material aid.
lie also generously offered to supply me
with writing material. He wishes me 10
state distinctly thai, farther than suggest.
ing topics and giving facts, he will nc. go.
He is kind enough to insist that the Ian.
guage, style, and arrangement OF my let.
tors shall, as heretofore, be strictly my
own. As may sometimes refer to him,
take this occasion to say that, at his Sug-
gestion, will call him Stranger"
lie gave me many facts, concerning my
letters, deeply interesting, at least To me
Il was exceedingly gratifying 10 hear that
Lad q host of true friends in Manchester
who read my letters with pleasure aud
sympathize with the spirit which anpato'
me. lie related many Incidents "a I>s
on this point which modesty n ~
alike forbid my repeating -
Ills account Of the NM Is
certain quarters By ny tSsl
- lsh, ~ ss~Ss6s ~ kY -
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE At THE COUNTY JAIL.
The accounts published i'll some Of the city
papers OF "a desperate attempt of pri-
soncr to escape jail" are not altogether
correct, and may have unintcntionally re-
hected some diScredit upon the officer IN
charge. Dickson, the negro in question,
was charged with beating lad with a
stick, and was sent to Henrico jail for safe
keeping by the county authorities of Han
over. He had not been in Jail week be-
fore Justice Wade found that he was out OF
his mind, ard he was therefore 'rea'ea
differently from the ordinary prisoners.
The attempted escape on Monday was frus-
trated without any difficulty, as was also
similar attempt on yesterday. Last even
inp an order was received for Dickson to
he turned over to the authorities of Hanover
county for trial.
Noie.-It will not be safe for any sane
prisoner to attempt to escape from the care
of Constable Cole.
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NuRE " ABOUT LYING. Mr..

MoRE "AEorT LYING" G."-Mr. Greeley
very promptly corrected the error in re-
gard - the men recently elected 10 ill! the
municipal Offices in Richmond upon read
Ing what the Di>patch said upon the sub
jcct. He has made a much worse mistake
in speaking Of the recent tragedy in Nor
folk: and if he still believes in his own
teachings upon the question of lying" he
is bound to repair this wrong also. He
says:
THE colorcd people Of Norfolk, Va,
recently formed inproceSSion and marched
through the >trcctSi in honor of tltc passage
Of the Civil Right, bill. Certain badly re-
constructed white ruiiianS attacked them
on the way. intending 10 break them up,
but got the worst Of the fray
Read the evidence, Mr.. Greeley. and
Won will learn from the testimony of the
NEGROES themselves that the whites did not
attack them. \ negro fired the first shot =,
aud that. too, without having had any pro-
vocation from the whites.
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FENIANS.-Thc letter of our correspond
cnt in Maine shows that the Fcnian doingS
on the border amount to nothing III fact
and very little in point Of vapor. The re-
ported exploits in the streets OF ST. Ste
phcnS and III capturing the flag of British
revenue cutter, prove emincntly not Fee
nian. Mr.. killian. who appears to he the
master spirit of this inactivity, is accom-
panied by a convention OF twenty or thirty
patriotic lriSlmcn, who are the sole dis
covcrahlc force Of the Fcnian invasion.
Report hath it that the OMahoncy Fc-
mans III Union square are about diSSolving
partnership and going into liquidation.
The Roberts Fcnians, however, seem to be
in a flouriShing state, and il is 10 that or
ganiZatiOn that the Irish look for n solution
of the problem which has 50 long vcxed
thcIn.-Ne,c YOrL Tribuae.
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LyNcnBuRG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
We convcrsed yesterday with gentleman,
now in this city, who represents number
OF capitalists of New York who are desirous
Of making investments in Southern enter
prises. His attention has been attracted
to the I.ynchburg and Danvillc Railroad
project, and he is now instituting inquiries
concerning that proposed enterprise, with
the view of taking hold of II if the induce
ments are such as TO justify the step
LmcIbtTg ViyinlaR.
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ALLEGED RoBBERY.-Mr. Frank Smith
was arrested on a charge of stealing one
lot Of furniture, the property Of \. Rclny.
ellis auction-room for sale by Rosa Mans
field under an authority from Mr.. Smith,
and Mr.. Remy now alleges that it was his
property which was offered for sale. Mr..
Smith was bailcd by Squire Allen.
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\ VIRGINIA MILLIoNAlRE.-Mr. R. D.
Shepard, native of Jefferson county, and
w1o recently died, leaves fortune of one
million four hundred thousand dollars,
chiefly in New Orleans, where it was ac-
cumulated. This, it is understood, was
lett generally to his relatives. Mr.. Shep-
ard had line residence and grounds in
Shepherdstown, Jefferson county.
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FlEE.-Thc alarm Of fire was sounded
yesterday at about | o'clock in conse-
Jucncc of the burning of portion oI
Smiths grocery, on the corner of Baker
and Clarke streets. The roof took tire
from the chimney, but no great damage
was done. The Fire Brigade was quickly
AT the scene, but their long run proved OF
no avail, as the fire was 50 small as not
to require their cXcrtionS.
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INSPECTION TouR.-Thc President, Su-
and Board of Directors OF the
Ricbmond and Danvillc railroad left the
city yesterday morning in special train
on tour of insr,S, ,tion Of their line OF inn
provement. The whole road to Green's
boro' has been put in frst-rate order.
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OPENING OF THE VIRGINIA CONCERT
UnI.-Thc new Concert Hall, on Ninth
street. between Main and Franklin, will be
oncncd this morning at II o'clock. 4 free
luncheon, prepared by the wcll-known
ZetcIle, will be served To visitors, who will
also be entertained with music in the new
hall. As we have already stated, the Nir-
ginia Hall is fitted up with every regard 10
comfort and convenience. The concert
hall is well lighted and ventilated, and the
waiting and retiring rooms are furnished
in good taste while the restaurant and
bar-rooms will be equal in every respect
to any of the kind in this city. Messrs.
Duncker s. Co. invite all their friends to
call to see them this morning.
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RrNAwAY.-A horse, attached to light
wagon, ran away on Broad street yesterday.
Before he had run far, one of the wheels OF
the wagon came of, and he was soon after
wards stopped. The wagon was badly
broken, but, although the thoroughtarcs
were crowded with people ut the time, no
one was hurt
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DnyilIc Railroad Company are fitting up
II temporary freight depot on this side of
the river, in the wooden buildings left on
their old depot lot, in anticipation of the
completion Of the bridge now undcr con
>trtction, and which will he ready for the
trains Ia pass over in about six weeks.
Everybody will rejoice when the bridg" is
finished, except the hackmcn and dray-
mon.
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4 SuGGEsrIoN TO MAYOR MAYo.-lhe
District Attorney for Washington city, so
the New York Times says, has entered
uoHe prosequis in the cases of large num-
her of negroes charged with petty offences
on condition that they remove to the
south A very good mode of retaliation
occurs 70 us-it is, that Mayor Mayo shall
discharge a fev thousand OF the darkies VINO
will come before him during the present year
on condition that they remove to Boston
We think that Boston, Richmond, and the
NEGROES would be benefited.
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IaPRovEMENT.-The unSightly railroad
embankment at the corner of Eighth and
Broad streets, placed there during the
war in making the connection between the
Fredericksburg and Petersburg railroads,
has been removed.
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FoRTY-EIuHr NEGRO CoNyIcr> were sent
from the pcntrntiary yesterday to the
Clover Hill coal mines, where they are
hired To work below the surface. There
are now Il larger number of boardcrS at
Colonel PcndlrtonS hotel than can be kept
prottahy employed, and it will br well if
more "f them are permitted to take trip
L" the country for the improvement Of
their health and Of the State finances.
Our courts, at their spring terms, will ill
mp all vacancies thus created.
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A. th. carts employed III cleaning the city are
aI.Ianu. on the south s.dc Of Broad street, where
they viii continue Tor i,w days longer. Next
"esh they Will be between Main and Broad
ttIeg's. and then north Ci Broad All citizens are
requested 10 d"post IN the public alleys and streets
all garbage, coal ashes, &c they may have Oh
'-'!r premises, and the salue Will be removed by
tie ely cart. al the ll.Cc o TWENTY-FIVE cents for
t.rgIe aad tiny cent. FOR double cart load 10 ae
Iett n lie El4!.a seI Of the city hands
a. 'l-Zy w GIL. CITY FnpiurpY
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4 BEAUTIFUL new passenger engine has
Just been placed on the Danviilc railroad,
and another will be put OH in few lays.
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MrsrcAI. SolREE.-Mcssrs. J. ". Davies
4 Sons will give another Of their charm
ING private musical Soirecs this evening.
These soirrcs have ever been source OF
much ulca>ur, 10 many of the citizens and
ladies of Richmond. The music Is al
WAYS good, and speaks well for the ANA
tenr talent of Richmond. We return
thanks to Messrs. Davies Sons for their
;nvit,tion TO their musical reunion this
evening, with the hope that it may prove
a pcrfect success.
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MULES FoUNp.-One sorrcl and one
black mule was lound stray ing in this city
on yesterday evening by Policemen Hall
and Rains. Apply at police headquarters.
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MEETING OF THE RIcHMoND B,R.-A
meeting of the members Of the Richmond
Bar will bc held in the chamber Of the
Court Of Appeals, al the Capitol, this morn
ing At II o'clock. The object of the meet
ing is to concert an appropriate tribute of
respect to the memory Of the lat" Judge
Lucas =. Thompson.
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CLEANING TIE CIIY.-Mr. R. II. Allen
and Mr.. V Bargamin, who have been ap-
pointed to clean out the sinks and cess
pools in this city, give notice that orders
for the First District may be left at the
First Market staton-housc, or at the house
of r. III. Allen, foot of Seventeenth street,
and orders for the Second District at the
Second Market station-house, or engine
house on Bro Jk avenue.
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LARGE SALE oF MEDICAL SroRCs.--A
Large auction sale "f Government medical
stores took place yesterday at the Moore
Hospital, under thr direction of Surgeon
Jancway, /. :. \. The sale was con
Quoted hy Government Auctionccr Shaw,
and very high prices We're brought for the
articles. The sale will be- continued TO-
day
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HusrINGs CouRT.-Judge Lyons was en-
ployed yesterday considering civil cas-
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The THEATRE.-Miss Helen Western is
now playing her engagement at the new
Richmond Theatre, and though there is Il
decided improvement in the size of the
houses, they are not such as the beauty
merit, and celebrity of that actress would
call for. We hear that wherever she has
heretofore been she has drawn crowded
houses, and We do not see why she should
not do so here. The people of Richmond
have ever shown their appreciation for the
drama when represented by talented ar
fists, and it is to be presumed that if they
really knew Of the merits of the artists
now performing at our Theatre. there
would he 40 complaint about thin houses.
We are not "pufling' when we say that
the present stock company is Il good one.
but we speak from honest conviction, and
the opinion Of nearly every one who goc>
To the Theatre. or the merits of Miss
Western much is known by our play going
citizens, and it may BE- needless for Us t.
add that she is well worth going to see and
hear. She is Il beautiful actress her ac-
tion is good, and She plays with much ease
and grace. Her appearance in "Satan in
Paris and Don Caesar de BaZann has
caused much admiration and general salts
faction. Tonight she appears in the beau
tiful drama Of "Cynthia; or, The Flowers
ot the Forest. We hope that her attrac-
tions may be fully appreciated, and that
She may draw such Il house as will put
aside all cause OF complaint for the future.
General Grant and his wife attended the
Theatre last night. The General was also
present nj Miss Westerns first appearance.
He cvincrd much interest in the perform
auCpS
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TmE IEoS-CLADs.-Th Iron-Clad, Open
ed their season on Monday night with n
full house. The performances are salts
factory, being entirely free from ANYTHING
objectionable or imnropcr
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer N. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, United
States mail. merchandise and passengers, Haskins
Bridgtord
Steamer g. B. Hutchens, Guy, City Point, baTEss
and .chooners In tow, A. Millspaugh.
schooner Charles NJ. SteuaTt, kdmonson, Eden.
ton, nsh, L. q. James & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, mer.
chandiss and passengers, e. J. Trowbridge.
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York, pfd Nor.
folk, merchandise and passengers, Samuel Ayres
s Go.
steamer q. b. Hutch.ns, Guy, City Point,
schooners and barges i'm tow. A. Milispaugh agent
Of the Virginia Towing Company.
Schooner Ben Brown, Carr, Baltimore, lumber
Mckowan u Curtis.
Steamer General s. Van ylet, Jones, City Point,
schooners in tow, Mckowan & Curtis.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, light
NEW YORK, APRIL 81.
CLEARED.
Schooner Jenny Lind, Graves, Richmond.
ARRIVED.
Schooner s. G. Williams, Wilson, Virginia.
Schooner Clara, Baxter, Virginia.
Schooner X. c. A. Ward, Edwards, Virginia.
Schooner Magellan, Cranmer Virginia.
Schooner X. z. Steelman, Shoemaker, Virginia.
Schooner Lucy B. Ives, Wells, Virginia.
Schooner &. A. Atkins, Bunting, Virginia.
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THANKs.-We return thanks to Mr.. L.
Wade, National Express, for late Wash
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CLu~E or THE FAIR.-Thc ladies' fair Of
st. James Church. which has been in Sue
cc>>tul operation for some time past, will
close on tomorrow night.
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ECONOMY! SIMPLICITY!

The "AECTIC" SODA APPARATUS ia offered
!" the trade by the subscriber at manufacturer :
Is1", VII" claims for II superiority over all
"'Aers. The attention of Druggists and Confectou-
- Is called 10 the sample 10 b. al my
WV II. SCOTT, Druggist,
conner Frank ii and sevent1 18th streets.
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TRUNKS, NALISES, Sc.-We are
coth'an'ty receiving, direct from tle manu-
ar.uf~rs, great variety Of styles AMI quaities of
I.EAkN FALlsEs and HAED BAGS, which we
'ier a snail advance al cost.
WL2TESBAhiR y WILLIAMS,
&."J Main III
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were rs cross natured a junto as snub.
bish pride and stupid head could mako
them. He informed me that some persons
were intensely enrangcd by my letter
about the concert. / know what said.
and / regret nothing. The concert was o
public affair people paid their money to
see it, and had as much right to criticise as
to praise it. But am DEPRESSING.
In few days shall have letter ready
Of different order from any yet written.
STRrGGIE.
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FRANK LE>LIE's MAGAzINE.-Our thanks
are due to Mc>>rs. \. II. Christian Co., OF
Main street, for the May number of this
magazine, which contains all the latest
IA ShiouS
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