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From California per Overland Mail

ST. l. oUIs, July 1.-THE Overland California
mail of the oath ult. has arrived. The Lecompton-
ties have nominated Milton S. Latham, for Govern
for; j. c. Denney, for Lieutenant; John c. Burch,
for Congress, northern district The nomination
or the southern district had not been made when
the mail left.
Rich discoveries of gold had been made among
the coast range of mountains in Humboldt county.
Oregon advices state that the Columbia and Wilta-
mette rivers were very high causing great destruc-
tion ofproperty.
Business was extremely dull at San Francisco,
owing to the non-arriyal of several clippers over
due.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN
,-o, SI JAGo De CUBA-Brig Henry A. Didier.
lou mus sugar 10 bbls. do Kirk land Chase Co.. IA;
ions ions copper ore, VIM. B Allen; case cigars William C
COASTWISE.
.oo,, NEW YoRK-Str. Elizabeth "a.
"'o opis sugar, LAO pkgs. mdse., j. A. Shriver.
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INCREASE OF IMmGRAroN.-The immigration to
this mort nm TO the 18th inst amounted to 42,773
nersons. AGAINST 40, SCI up to the corresponding
period Of last year The emigrants seem to be of a
better class this year, Judging from the number of
inmates in the institutions on Wards Island, TIA,
AGAINST ,2l5 last year, and ,4l6 the year previous
The arrivals last week numbered 2,775.
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The King of Sardinia has issued the following
order of the day to his troops
"Sodiers In the space of two months of war
fare you have had interrupted course of victory
from the Seisa and the Po to the banks of La Garda
and the Mincio. In that glorious itinerary which
you have performed in company with our generous
and powerful ally, you have everywhere given the
most brilliant proofs of discipline and heroism.
The nation is proud of you; all Italy, which sees
with pride her best sons in your ranks, applauds
your bravery and your exploits, which inspire her
with Joyous hopes and confidence in her future des
tines To-day new and great victory has been
gained. You have again shed your blood, triumph
ing over a numerous enemy protected bv the
strongest positions On the now celebrated dav of
Solferino and San Martino, you, fighting from
break of day until night, and headed by YOUR intre-
pid Chiefs repeled the repeated assaults of the enc
my, and forced them to recross the Mincio eayino.
in your hands, and the field of battle men arms
and cannon On their side, the French efforts have
been crowned with equal success and equal glory.
furnishing further proof of that incompatible vaor
which, for ages past, has eicted the admiration of
the whole world. The victory has cost serious
sacrifices; but by that noble blood unsparingy
spilled for the most sacred of causes Europe will
learn that Italy worthy of taking her place among
nations. Sodiersl in former battles l have often
had occasion to mention the names of many among
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Total.......,.... ....116,OS2 101 1875
Showing an increase of compared with last
year.
The quantity forwarded by railroad as we learn by the
Shoe and Leather Reporter was.
Week ending June D. cases................... 6s4
Previously, since January 272 $40
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Total by railroad d....................... 27e is

CHARLESTON MARKET.-Cotton.- was a fair
demand for this article during the previous week and
when we take into consideration the very limited quaint
y Offering good business may be said have engaged
the attention Of the trade The market during this per
presented no feature it having closed as it opened
with good Middling valued at 11%G113c. We quote
Low to strict Middling 1Okdl1R good Middling ii ga
II - and Middng Fair II Bdl2c. There has been very
little done in Long Cotton. The transactions have been
confined to about 100 bales at old prices
Klce.-Ihere has been fair demand for. this article
since our last and the receipts which comprise Ole
ces have changed hands about the prices
we closed our last report The extremes of the sales
from $3.50 to S412h the bulk of the sales. however
were mads at prices within the margin of So s7H4 per
hundred.
Rough Rice-The receipts comprise 900 bushels about
the half of which Sold The sale, however
ditional and the terms have been allowed transpre
WILMINGTON MARKET, July 15.-Turpentine-Sales
yesterday of 100 bbs So for virgin So for yellow dip
and 150 for hard per $50 lbs and day of AZ
same price.
Spirs-Sales to day of 100 bbls 40 1fc per gallon
Rosn-Sales yesterday of ,O26 bbls No l at s303 so
per bb
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, July 16 Flour is dull-sales Of old
Superfne at decline of 25 cts Wheat is frm-saes of
new white at 145 150 red 40 cts Corn active; yel
low So cts. Whiskey closed steady at 27td2S cts.
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From the annual report of the New York State Engineer
we copy the following summary of the earnings of the
city horse railroads
Total Earnings. Dividends
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- - SATURDAY, July I6.
COFFEE-rhere has been some inquiry day for Cof.
fee and we note sale Of 600 bags Rio but terms for
it kept private. We publish below the usual weekly
report of Messrs. White Elder, Coffee brokers' and we
refer our readers to it for statement of the condition of
the market and quotations.
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CANADIAN DEPUTATIoN TO THE QUEEN.-This in
teristing event came off on the 25th, when her
Majesty graciously pleased to receive the depu-
tation, consisting of lieut. Colonel Jarvis, the
Hon. Henry Smith, Speaker of the Commons of
Canada Mr.. Langevin Mayor of Quebec Mr. Cas-
sault, and Lieutenant Colonel Rylands in her royal
closet previous to the general reception, where the
Speaker presented the address, with which her
Majesty expressed herself much pleased, saving,
81 am much pleased to receive this address from
my Canadian subjects" The deputation was intro
duced by the Duke of Newcastle, assisted by the
Lord Chamberlain. The address was as follows:-
''To the Queens Most Excellent Maesty:-Most
Gracious Sovereign-We, your Majesty's dutiful
and loyal subjects, the Legislative Council and
Commons of Canada, in Provincial Parliament as
sembled, humbly approach your Majesty with re-
newed assurances of devotion and attachment to
your royal person and government. We have long
hoped that your Majesty would be graciously
pleased to honor with your presence your Majesty 8
subjects in British North America, and to receive
the personal tribute of our unwavering attachment
to your rule and we trust that, while your Males
ty's presence would still more closely unite the
bonds which attach the province to the empire it
would CRAFTY your Majesty to witness the progress
and prosperity of this distant part of your domiu-
ions. The completion, in 1860, of the Victoria
bridge, the most gigantic work of modern days,
would afford to your Majesty fitting occasion to
judge of the Importance of your province of Cana
da while it would insure to its inhabitants the OPP
portunity of uniting in their expressions of loyalty
and attachment to the throne and empire. We,
therefore, most humbly pray that your Majesty will
gracousy deign to be present at the opening of the
Victoria bridge, accompanied by your royal Con-
sort, and sucn members of your Majesty's august
family as it may please your Majesty to select to
attend you on the occasion"
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THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO

/.
The French government has published the follC
ing official account of the battle of Solferi
dated
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PER q. 8. MAIL STBanGSH1P
CAROLINA.
THOHA As SURTIN. Commander,

THO0AS SUNTlS, C60Waueers
uuAvlNG JUST BEEN PUT IN SPLENoiD OF
II der MaeAisesy thuronshy "veshaa'ed. and msGre'
ed With new buiier will leave Charleston every TUE-
DAY .iteruun at ti~e othel fr Ernas'is., h'cf.os-
ri Piss and r;lstk. touching a, the usual Landings
on the 81, Johns river She c"ncess rr&a.r'! WIN Ine
named places Tor ST. Augustine. Tampa snd the principal
towns 10 the atesr Of Florida: sls' dnz aud returning
Western Railrsd Trains ON Tseaiays and Nisards.s.
ALL MERCHANDISE consi gued to this cyvscy Will
BE- forwarded fte II cha ~.
H L. CHlSOLN.
6S"uihern Wharf
O.t,h.r. 1Sio S1-lH.
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(NUANO FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT
u purchasers Of the best quality and at greatly reduced
prices This Guano is superior 4. other fertilizer ever
be freely used without endangerng either the seed
sui Containing large per centage Of bone phosphates
Of lime and sufficient mia and other animal organic
enrich and stimulate the land wiihnut exhaust
ing ser producing abundant eup< j, is the with
many other guanos aud fertilizers This Ruano can now
be purchased At about thirty per cent less than the former
prices charged tor guanO.
Fur orders o circulars, and particulars, apply to
C. B. ALLEN,
At the R. r Depot. Raleigh y. c.
Or to J. b. SARDY,
IS South Street New York.
August !, 1859. ss-sm.
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xuHERE DID You BUY YOUR PIANO

VNTHERE DID YOU BUY YOUR PlANOf
" AT NASH co.'s! O. And WIN. A. fssf.
Because essdlisked Aoss and for tesfs .sM yars
have sold Pianos the e.sis sas;fscos Of hundreds
from virsina IL Tens
Sessdiy Because they buy very largely and always fr
C<a and consequently ad to sell at lcr rates. n
them having compared their prices with the acrtA.~
TlirJs Because prefer {" trade in re1ps.iat k"~.
especially when find they have s.eiess a.: fdsses in
their articles xarsusf them in
Selling 0Poa Trial,
Guaranteeing Satisfaction.
E. p NASH / co, have removed their stock 10 the
oNagsifeest s~s in the NEw LIBRARY BUILDING, cor.
ner Sycamore aid BolingbrCok.
July Is, 1855 Ss-I
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NEW cos1sCT,osSSY And VARIETY
DODD 4 sCHElD,

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Oct :. i&.S
Nuts OF EvhRv VARIETY
IN Ms.... S.,~.s.~ "A. .sa s~s,es crssAsss!
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TNOvS rAxCY G0orrs HAIR yuUrH AND NAtt
bs~.A.s !s~s.s1 C.~ss II ,s.sy sss~sy. fssps<ss.
F~-ss ,o,o . sc,.,.
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DtAlN CANDIES Ov OrR Owx MANUFACTURE
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1xV pUDtlcAYJoDS
essssssss' Chap - Cs0Sssss E1asss
THE wAvERLY NOVELS.
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s~s.s .sn - ss~s.s ..-.v sAsranst. ~.ss ~ q.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS & A. REID. QLATE Of HENDERSON, takes
A this method of informing the citizens If RALEIGH,
and the public generally. that she has openeda
Boarding House
retired and pleasant part of the City the Centra
Depot where she Is prepared to accommodate all who may
favor her with their patIonage.
Her long experience in this business is sufficient guar
antee for giving satisfaction She will accommodate
several regular boarders With rooms and will receive
sient custom At time For particulars enquire at the
house formerly occupied BY Maj w. F. Collins Terms
moderate.
August 3Oth, 1852 76-tf
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n y rWtNUteH eSrssst &c sn,s salai as..
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80 No. O0uoC-e0UyU9D0ByA
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HECTOR DAVIS,
Hss sale 90 Negroes,

FassstlS ~. kseuUuNN Va.
SELtS NEGROES Hurli FuBliCLy Axp pat.
y ss,say. ssd pdxvs bic esss s<ss - sssss ~ 49,
e.s msskss psssvs.
lie hss ssfs sod e-ssadsas jss. skssv b. ON kssS
ell Ssxn.s in,yssd Sc bic ssss 81 % sssss ~ &sy
Jaus ~. ts'9 SIT
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KTTTRELL,S SPRINGS.

A1TTNELI'S FNINCISe
UVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
i cf Kres Springs for the present year, will be ready
to receive boardes by the LIST Of May. 1882 Persons at
tending for health pleasure will find good acemmods
tious; and ruube expense will be spared to keep
our table we'll supplied.
These Springs one mile from Kittre's Depot, in
Granrle ccuny. and be easily reached BY RailrUad
from all parts o the country. Hacks will twice day
from KittreIl's Depot to the Springs
: : = j. W. BRAXE co.
April 10, 1859. sS-tf
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VACANT PROFEssORsHlPs.

VACANT PROFESSORSHlPS.
TINE TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
Il Gorth-CanIina will at the Annual Meeting Of
chairs Of Professor Of History Of Rhetoric Logic &C.
Applications may be made to Hon. d. L. Sx.in, Presi.
dent &c. at Chapel Hill to the undersigned Raleigh.
CHAS. MANLY,
Secretary.
sept. ~. leS9. std.
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UNITED STATES HAIL IiSE,
FUR ruE west.
CHANGE OF SCH LET

fUR ruE west.
CHI ANCE OF CNEOULEs
n>HE TRAINS ~ rnE wEsrLsS = C. Rail
y ROAD sss ssw rvssssx DAILY ~ ~ C&assss
sssvs. lard By 10 tr>s NJ ys,shss OH svssA Ns~t~
lssvies Sl~sy ne ssv,,si II he NsssAsss ss II
-. -eSsk. p. ~ eDsnvesisx 9TH
G. .. 0s0Ws Co.ss lise q uss,s Csoeees
E< NORGANrUx ssS ASllEvlllE r~sssss DAILY -
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Treasurer's O@ce n. &. G h. r. Coil
RALEIGH, N. c., OCT. i, 1889. !
lHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
u holders If the Raleigh 4 Castor Railroad Company
will be held in the city Of Raleigh Tbursday the I'd day
Of November, 1859.
". w. VASS,
Treas Sec'y.
October :. 1859. Std.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT OR LOCAL EDI-
"A TOk, (f desired, will take the Editorial charge in
city OF country, by young who has had considerable
experience in Editorial life and is also practical printer.
Persons wishing further information by letter or other.
wise, referred to
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Portsmouth, Va.
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= Oesober 18th, 1859.
SEAIKD PROtOaALS WILL BIB RECMvED
- q els ofcc until ~ O'Clock. A. H. tah of November
next 81 Ne purchase Il tisaNoe f North Cs!n>s. State
Bou1S tsael under An Acs n ncuspn1is ~ Wsasen
n G. Railad ssapasy" s.a running thirsv yesrs fsO@
tst 0stoesf. lSss.
n above bud. viii have eapoaa kr intesrst .. or
per cent per attached. payable Let April and oe
bef h eeot year. ~.
ne principal and interest viii BE- payable at ihe b.ns
If ihs Repabe, New York. unless where the party Pss
to hase them payable the Treasury at the stale.
Successful bidders upon being informed u the sesee.
ancs Of their kd eau deposit the snrnnt 9" !sc'! oo
including the accrued Interest," to- Toe cfsdu .es
signed, in the Bank sireaad. "r 10 Tue bssA VI " 0'.
or Bank II Cape fe.r. Raleigh; .a,...a
Parties bidding will please address their letters sndoeo
Ploposls f,r n. =. stocks" to the undersigned I" ~
leigh, q. o.,.-,.,
Sbs bids will Be opened in the presence a toe
Neer.e,r; and Cuap,ref If State. and the frsaoen' "
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OR FLORIDA

FOR FLORIDA,
DIRECT FROM CHARLESTON. 3 C.,
Through to Pilaska In % hours, and II sess time
b. - o. - Ao1rs than any ether Route.