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General Ase.t, HENRY A. CHoATE'
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Fron, Fortre.. lInnrna.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 1.-THE
most gratifying reports have already
been received from the counties and
registration districts of this State south
Of the James river, which furnish con.
elusive evidence Of the conciliatory
manner in which the Inhabitants were
receiving the registering officers and
assisting them in the preliminary
measures of the reconstruction bill.
This feeling among the people Is genial,
andteven those disqualified by the bill
havein many cases proffered their as
sistance, and impressed upon their
netghbors the actual necessity and
policy Of non-interferenOe with the
duly qualified voters. The, utmost
good feeling exists toward the col
ored people, now that the question OF
their suffrage Is no longer unsettled.
The education of the negroes and their
moral and social elevation Is now ac-
knowledged to be duty incumbent on
all the people, as the only means which
will advance the interest of both
classes, and permit the prosperity of the
State. The capitalists and land owners
are beginning to see the prime virtue
OF creating modes of employment for
the negroes, and are offering them lands
on favorable terms, and furnishing
materials.
The fever patients from the Susque-
hanna are convalescent. The Susque-
hanna goes to Portsmouth, N. H., Adj
miral Palmer having transferred his
flag TO the De Sofa.
Workmen are now engaged in re-
moving the old boilers from the ErIgate
Lancaster, now lying at the Gosport
Navy Yard. A newset of boilers will
be placed on her. 's
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The American FiFFaet soeie1v.

NEW YORK, May LAT meeting oil
the American Tract Society, Of Boston,
the'annual report showed that six and
aquarter millions ofpages oftracts were
printed during the year; the receipts be-
ing 500, 569, and expenditures $157, 926.
Bishop McIlvaine was reelected Presi-
dent, and the entire old sBoard of OIL
GERS were also reelected. The Secre-
retary's report stated that SsOO, 600 was
wanted annually to push on the great
work South. 10 III .tiIt}5Ss vs. n
a Convention, composed principally
OF Western Manufacturers, was held
to-day; Peter Cooper presided. a num-
Der of letters from prominent manu-
facturers and political economists were
read, expressing desire for an organi-
Zatton movement against free trade.
Governor Peirpoint, of Virginia, and
Horace Greeley were among the speak
ers. There were representatives from
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware Mary
land, Virginia; Georgia, Tennessee, NIT
nois, Michigan and other States. A
temporary organization was effected,
but the temper,o those from dis.
lance did not correspond with that of
the New Workers, who wanted an i'm.
Immediate and permanent association.
The formation of a protective society
in each village was recommended, to
act in concert with the national league.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adyioes to the. 9Th of May.

LoNDoN. Mays Noon -Consois, slX
Illinois Central, 751z; Erie, II; United
States bonds, 7IE.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-Noon-Cotton
easier. Breadstuffs, firm. Wheat, 1ss
Cd. Corn. 4Ss 6d@4Ss Sd. Provisions,
quiet. Pork, rs Sd. Lard, advanced
to 52s. Petroleum has declined to Is
4l]zd. $50 '''- - - i9lf1'
LIVERPOOL, May So p. m.-The
Hotspur and Manillo, for New York,
were lost; no date or other particulars.
Cotton declined I'D since noon; mar
ket dull; uplands 1O}Galld, other artI-
cIes unaltered. ,H-4 l-ltt+s5
LONDON, May SO p. m.-The confer
ence ofthe Great Powers adjourned TIL
tomorrow. - = 81 h--'-s - g "a
Money market active; Consols 9l1<;
American securities all declined; u. S.
bonds Il; Erie 4O1l; Illinois central rs.
LONDON, May s-Evening.-C onsols
9l4; American Securities closed at the
following rates: 5-2s, 7lIE; Erie Az;
Illinois Central TAX.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-Eevening-Cot-
tOn-The decline in prices continued
and the market closed weak; middling
uplands lid; Orleans IL u; sales amount
ed to 5000 bales. Breadstuffs-Corn
closed quiet at 4Ss Is and quiet for mix
ed western. Barley, Is 6s per 90 pound.
Oats 4Ss Is per IS pounds. Peas AS.
Wheat, unchanged. Provision market
quiet. Beef declined to 1858 per Dbl.
for extra prime. Mess Pork steady at
rs Sd. Lard advanced to SIS Cd per cut
tor American. Bacon Ses. Cheese COS.
American Tallow declined to AS Cd.
Resin, common Wilmington 6s cd;
prime 1Ss. Spirits Turpentine s5s Sd.
Petroleum, spirits, lid; refined Is e1zd
per gallon. -. 5r5is..l ,t5.z5i5 1 :. Il.
LONDON, May s-EyeuIng-Iron is
tirmer; Scotch pig 5as per ton. Sugar,
steady. ,a.5 hss ~, -
Reports from Warsaw state that the
Russian Government is concentrating
troops and munitions of war in Pc.
land. 1
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Washington snecinI1.

NEW YORK, Mayis.-A Washington
special reported two of the Richmond
papers, supposed to be the Examiner
and Times, as indicted for iucttiug Urea
son and rebellion.
The Republicans Richmond special
says, Judge Underwood had stated in
open court that Chief Justice Chase will
preside at the trial OF JED. Davis on the
adjournment of the Supreme Court. Ill. q
The President telegraphed to General
Sheridan to-day not to close the regis
tration on the 18th Jas he proposed to
wait for the decision of, the Attorney
General. a. - Nl ~ = = w
General Banks and Judge Busted
arrived to-day.
Tho examination of the cadets at the
Annapolis Naval Academy will com.
n1ence on the 10th. Midshipmen will
start on summer cruise in the .sloops-
of-war Dale, Macedonian and Savan-
nah about the 18th of June.
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NEW YORK, May s.-An easterly gale
prevailed all day, with rain. Tide IN
usually full, with considerable damage
to merchandise in Easements of build
ings along the river. Very few arrivals
from sea to day, Quite a number of
marine disasters on the coast, No loss
of life yet known.
The American Anti-Slayery Society
reelected Well Philips President.
The canals of the State were officially
OPENED on Monday. --..-.-.L . .L.l-I- u :.
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The NAtlonal RaIlEoaa Convention.

AAO NNHVA0A lStAAA1Ouu .NouNShStOAs
NEW YoRK, May s.-The National
Railroad Convention met to-day, ].
Edgar Thompson, President of the
Pennsylvania road, in the chair.
Nearly all the roads are represented,
including number at the South. The
Subjects of signals, rates of freight, &C.,
were considered, and also a resolution
looking to the increase. of the charges
to the government for the transporta-
ton of mail matter.
It is reported that the franchise of the
Baltimore& Potomac Railroad has been
sold to the Baltimore g. Ohio road for a
half million dollars.
A motion is to be made in the Sn.
preme Court on Friday for an injunc-
ton to restrain the Prairie DuGhien
Railroad Company from purchasing
the McGregor, Western & Minnesota
Central road, and constructing 800 miles
Of track connecting them, also to re-
strain them from issuing $500, 900 of
stock and bonds to carry out the
scheme. Judge Smith granted a tenn.
porary injunction few days ago, and
this is a motion to continue. SIiss5.-
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ADMONrTORY.

In reluctantly bidding alden 10 a community,
Rnete generous fdendshtp and Partially form
ons oL me brightest memories Of long and
Particularly fortunate career, Mr. Rice desires to
specially caution them against ere sitting the state
menta Of hi' dsath and nOnnppeRl R1ce, OneinAt-
ing Occasionally, speFhRps, In misrepresentation,
utgenerauy he q panied TO know, 2IiAing from
IealonSy OF his Professional emlnenCe, or engen-
6eFed BY unexpected OPPosTTToN, In which his
name and fame are Justly feared.
Honor and gratitude alike forbid his resOTtting 10
miH0pre entali01 or deception with people ne
regards both ~ personal friends aud libaFSI naI
Ionss and he, therefore sincerely hopes and be-
ueyes that the announcement OF his FAREWELL,
ARENA win not, thlO1gh the misFepJSseEtS1-
tons Of rivals Or enemteS, lose any OF thst oon-
The Exhibition M. Rice has. at RTeat ora and
labor, oEgnnizedV VIII he confidently antieinat+S.
give entlrs SUBTRACTION, and aIJrd few pie lsSni..
hours, OF exhisradng, novel, irltFuctfVS AMI
most uneTceptlonRh entertainment. III -
Remember that he aprs9Fs for ONE nav,
ONLY, and go early TO the ialRnd. my7-i0t
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The abundance Of unemployed capt.
tai In Wall street Is favorable toBpecu-
latiye activity, but it Is not indicative
OF a healthy business condition in the
Interior. with trade and industry
thriving, there would be ample scope
Tor the means which now accumuIate in
the monetary centres. The fact that
that accumulation goes on steadily Is
proof that trade Is dormant and indus!
try less prosperous than 1t should be at
this season. The complications of the
strikes In various trades. VIM not in1s
prove the prospect, In these eircuu1@
stances, and in view of the scarcity Of
gratns the signs of the next harvest will
be watched with more than ordinary
anxiety. Dear proYtsions added to dull
times would justify more than nneasi-
Re6s,-N, 7. Times,
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DIyIdend DecIorc1I

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
dend of three per cent, payable In cash,
free of tax, on the 3Oth inst. Also an
extra dividend Of five per cent, based
upon the profits earned prior to jan
uary ], 1867, clear of National and State
taxes, payable in stock, lon and after
May 90, at its par value Of ffty dollars
per share, the shares for stock dividend
to be dated May 1, 1867. Scrip, certiti.
Gates viii be issued for fractio nHl parts
tied to any interest or dividend, but
will recoverable into stock when. pre-
scented in sums of fifty dolIars.iA ~ Z
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Prom CharIealoan, south CaroIlnaa.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May s.-The Re.
publican State Convention assembled
In this city last night. Six of the forty.
two districts in the State were repre-
scented by delegates almost exclusively
OF colored men,. ms rl{CHIitT
A negro from Beauford was elected
President of the Convention.
United States Marshall Epping, oil
Charleston, was the only white man
among the Vice Presidents.
Several persons, including Miss Har.
per, colored, addressed the Convention,
when 1t adjourned until to-day.
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MoNTREAB. a May -s.-Ths steamer
Grecian struck a rock while 1oino
through Lachine rapids yesterda,S. md
began to fill rapidly. She was run upon
q sand bank, when she sunk, with her
gerswe all saved. = n. :.
Twenty vessels inward bound are re-
ported at Green Island. "a sil1G 1850
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UEaI.r-e,IsI 7by Wob.

LogtsvIIIE, May ga party ofabout
thirty mon took man named Gebland
out of theTSylor county iail onMondav
and hung him 70 a tres. THE Iparties
gave as the :, reason for hanging
him, that he was murderer and a pest
to society, and would probably eseape
the law fftried. - : SsFS
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NEW YoRK, May. IA prize fight
took place yesterday In Bergen county,
N. J., between VIM. Kelley and John
Grady; los rounds were fough scIentifi-
calIy, lasting three hours and ten min.
utes. Both men were pummeled shock
Withdrew, making the contest draw.
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NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
T. heads (from whatever cause Il may have
fallen out and forcing a growth Of. hair upon
the face, 1t has no equal. It viii force the
beard 70 grow upon the Emoothest face in
from fiVe 70 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In fromtwoi to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there l. nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hatror beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living witnesses
iron their own expectancy can beaT, witt
ness But many Will say hoIEare We to dis
tinRuish the genuine from The spurfouS3 II
ceTtaInly is dinicult, as nine-tenths Of t he
different Preparatio Advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and Won
may have already thrown away large
amounts for them purchase. To sr6h We
would say, Try the Reparator CapIllt; II win
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mp to our representations. D! your Druggist
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PH1LADELH1A, Pa, May s.-Rev.
Drs. Fairburn, Denham, Hall, and
Rev. Mr.. Wells, a Scottish and Irish
Presbyterian delegation, received a
formal welcome here last night Mt DR..
Wylie's church. They start tomorrow
upon tour through the principal
cities of the Union. ~. - ~. !.
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.CRIsPER COMA.
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New YORK, May S.-The State press
are holding their annual meeting at the
Metropolitan Hotel, for the election Of
officers and the arrangement of news
matters. John NJ. Francis, of Troy, is
likely to be the new President OF the
Association. The Leland Brothers, in
a letter from Saratoga to the members
elect of the constitutional committee,
have rendered the free use OF the Opera
House, with board at the new hotel for
$25 per week, n ~ FIl 2 2
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CINCINNATI, May S.-There was a
smart frost last night outside of the
city. The thermometer was down to
S31; II is imposed that the fruit is
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INC Tobaceo CROP 40 yIrrinIo.

New York, May s.LIEis estimated
that in the counties Of Halifax, Spots
ylvEnia, franklin and Henry, vir-
gfnia, aud Rockingham and Casswell,
North Carolina, the tobacco now on
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WAsHINsToN, May s.-The Supreme
Court argument In the case of Virginia
rs. West Virginia was concluded to-
day. 5a.5s,
Secretary Pomerpy was very. weak
from sickness but Is slowly Improving.
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ExcELsIoR4 EXcHLsIoR Z
Notice

olst hlA wife, LSaac Cots, trustee, and
Hugh r. Nichols, John W. Nichols, James
" nichols, Joseph W. Nichols, Sarah =.
Nichols, William Nichols, Isaac II. Nichols
Henry j. NioholS, Virginia Nichols and Della
nichols, children Of the said George W. Men.
otsi and al8o-W iatam Ldppineott and hacnei
his wife, the said Rachel being child Of the
You will take notice that on the I'D day Of
May, 1867, the Board Of Edunatons Of the
city of Wheeling, viii nle petition In the
Circuit Court, Of Ohio county; West Virginia,
praying an order approPFtaungs for school
house purpose, q small tract Of land, lying
NEARLY n The southwest corner of the home
farm Of the late Hugh Nichols, deceased. I'm
the said county, BEGINNING at the point
WelEsburg, along the river iutersects the1fne
properly Of AEheSot and Bel, thence run.
hing uorthYAEdly on the said road three
hundred feet, thence eastwardlY at fight an-
gle, one hundred teet, thence s0nthWestward.
~, parallel With The road, TO the line az
AcheS0n ana Bel; thence We6tWartlY on that
line 10 the place Of beginning,
The Board of Education n tho CITY Of
Wheeling by i 49, & .sT4.s -
f-r-,1AMEg BoDLEY, Committee.
5WErEEL ETs wv aTFfl Ia IlgIs 49, 4
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Sotdters tv1e Aqps iOrt thetr Discharges are
JOHN n. HOFFMAN,
( ans q 2 Attorney for ClatmantS
aprls.2vdsvsms Aot'ANtSWHTHA WA.
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MAYs.-FnOun-Ffrm, spring at sls
GRATNEwheat-No. 2 Chicago spring
at 80 90. Corn-Quiet, 81 l4aI l6 for
new 81 20 for7 ole; car lots. ,Oats-TSc.
FEEIaHTs-Dull, to New York, Corn
{ i.It-7i4j1u5-s 141IWAukee. ~ z4-7 fea7
MAY5.-FLoUR-Dull: XXX at SI3 so.
GRA1NrWheatS Steady At 1914.
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For Rant

NHREE BNFURNIsHEDR ROOMS. s1I1T-
L able for small family, Epuuira Al SfSS
tatt & McSab6's Shop, on Webster streof
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