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SARATOGA, July 1.-THE Union
hotel guests have decided to give a
Tableau Matinee on Saturday next for
the benefit of the Portland sufferers.
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= FARTHER PoINT, July 11-Noon.-Nc
signs of the steamer st. David, due
with Liverpool dates of the 18th, and
Queenstown dates Of the 18th Of June
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New ORLEANS, July II.
Cotton irregular and easier; low mItcIinR
S9932c. Sugar-fair lie. Sterling 63 New
YORK Exchange &c premium.
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Mnnnnl,nn nrn.I.n,

Flo1r-Decllned 25c Whent-S;teady Mt
81 SO9l OIL for No. l. Corn-Firm at SOC, Oats
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATT

The new and elegant steamer
LeRA9tslA ar. r. HUDSON . Capt Rus
- sell, Wa List, Clerk IgilI leave as
above, on Friday, the 18th inst at 5ocIock,
For freight or passage, app!yon board or TO
yyl2-2t BOOTH, BATrELLE eco, ACTS.
Regular PIttsburSh aud WheeIInr
- The fine steamer ''NEM STATEn
lellkksffItSSl3 captain Harlan, will leave as
- nbove, Thursday, the l2st instant,
at o'clock, n. m.
For freight or passage. apply on board or 10
lyll-2t -BOoTH. BATTELLE & co, Agts
FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIs.7-
~ The fine passenger steamer
elta9.tt zsa!.NORA," will leave as above ON
- Thursday, the 18th inst at A. m
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO .
MA1ER d MCKINLEY, Aptfs 10
-gy !I-2t Il Water street.
G. II. BOOTH j. C. JELLY. l
W. e. hAEEELLE JOHN MURINE.
BOOTH, BATTELLE d co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN i
FAMILY GROCERIES,
ROat Stores, Produce,
FRESH & CURED MEATS. LAKE. ICE &
CANNED FRUITS, &C.,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
i there Is a Wharf Boat, and 1t Is the design
Of the firm to do a Forwarding and Commits
sion and Storage business, act as Steamboat
Agents and furnish all desirable Information
pertaining thereto. iyI4
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The --latest News.
BY TELE GRAPH.
Washineton speeiaI DI,pn1cbes.

by the Union Line.
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe street
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the SEN
ate amendments to bill entitled Con-
sular and Diplomatic Appropriation,
some of which were concurred in, with
an amendmen Establishing the Office of
Minister Resident at Portugal.4
The Senate amendment for the ap-
pointment of Second Assistant Secre-
tary of State was non-concurred in.
Mr.. Stevens also, from the same COM
mittee, reported back the Senate amend
ments to a bill entitled Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial Appropriation.
There were one hundred and thirty
five amendments, most all of them of
an unimportant character, which were
concurred in.
Before, disposing of all the amend
ments, Mr.. Loan, from the Committee
OF Conference on the Senate Bill grant
ing lands to Kansas to aid in the con-
struCtion. of the Northern Kansas Rail-
road and telegraph line, made report
which was disagreed to.
Mr.. Paine introduced joint resolu-
ton recommending the Organization
and instruction of the military of the
several States, and providing for the
distribution of ordnance and ordnance
stores; which was read twice and
Mr.. Hooper, from the Committee on
Banking and Currency, reported a bill
amendatory. of the National currency
act, which was ordered to be printed
and assignedfor consideration on Fri
day next, after the morning hour.
Mr.. Alley, from the Possibilities Com
mittee, reported back the Senate bill
which passed that body June 10th, to
aid in the constructions Of telegraph
lines, and to secure to the Government
the use of the same for postal, military
and other purposes.
Mr.. Kasson suggested an amend
ment, providing that no powers, grant
or privileges contained in the bill, shall
ibe construed to apply to telegraph com
munication between the, United States
and foreign countries,
/ Mr.. Alley declined to have the
amendment offered, on the ground that
If the bill was sent back to the Senate
at this late hour OF the season, Il
would be equivalent to killing it,
Mr.. Rasson supposed there was no
danger Of such thing, and mentioned
the fact that, SO late as yesterday, a Sem
ator said TO him that the House should
send over some real solid measures in
stead Of fancy business in which It had
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Tuyere Irons and Thimble skeins.
TNHIMBLE sKEINs SIZES
i Duck Nest Tuyere Irons. a new article
mysI P. @. HILnRETH q RRo. :
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Pacific
Mail Company's new steamship Mon
tana, viii leave here about the 18th for
San EranCisco..
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The InsurrectIon Against the Crown
and Government OF SDRIn.

The InsurrectIon Against the crown
and Government OF Spain.
NEW YORK, July 1l.-The Herald's
Madrid correspondent of the 18th of
June details all the serious circum-
stances attending the late Instructions
against the crown and government of
Spain as they occurred at Madrid and
at Corona and Catolana on the Odd and
sd ult. In Madrid the insurgent
troops were Joined by large body of
peasants, to whom the soldiers distrfbu-
ted arms, who aided them in throwing
up formidable barricades in front Of
and around5the military quarters. The
regiments of the Queen were hotly en-
gagged during five hours in recovering
the position, and were victorious only
after cannonade and bayonet charge.
over one thousand of the insurgents
were killed and wounded, and the
royal troops experienced a heavy
loss. Two Generals died of their
wounds soon afterwards, and the
Moderate leader, Gen. Narvaez, was
wounded. s..-. .-g.-y .,5t-...
Martial law was in full force. Two
thousand persons, Spaniards and for
eigners, were arrested, and some of
them shot in Madrid.
"Long live the Republic, were the
cries of the revolutionists in the capital.
Iberian unity or the fusion of Spain
ana PORTUGAL, IS the exciting idea of
the advanced liberals of Spain.
Trade was very injuriOusly affected
by the disturbances.
lit is thought that the Spaniards
would order another naval demonstra-
ton in the Pacific.
The Herald's ottowa dispatch says
there was an excited session of the
Canadian Parliament yesterday. The
opposition assailed the Government
with great force and effect, and the
project of annexation to the United
States seems to gain favor.
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Potatoes.

n00 BBLs. PRIME PEACH BLOW PO-
HUU tatoes, just received and for sale by
lIa.4 iCiORRELTs-& CO.,
cor. Market and Quincy sts.,
InySU ID. oil 10. Wheeling. W. Va.
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NEW York, June 1.-THE morning
papers contain the following special
dispatches from Washington lA ia'
The Presidents forthcoming veto OF
the F,reedmen's Bureau Bill is said to
have been discussed in the cabinet ses-
sion today. Secretary Harlan took a
decided stand in favor of the bill and
was partly backed by Seward on the
score of expediency. Seward seems to
be Indifferent to its merits, but fears the
effect of so many vetoes.
Several important changes and i'm
proyementS are being made in the office
ofthe Executive Mansion. It will be
re-papered, painted and used as the
Presidents office. His present one
will be for the, private secretary; the one
north of'itfor'lhe aids, and the one at
present used by them will be the future
anti-room. r4-l. 5.-7s
The bill to extend the capital grounds
which passed the Senate to-day, pro-
yides that the grounds shall embrace
torty+one acres. The estimate cost of
the additional ground was, in 1861,
about $3.50, 600. 10
Sixteen thousand four hundred and
thirty-Cwo acres were entered by actual
city office, Minnesota.
The survey of the Minnesota Valley
railroad has been completed. uI
i The nomination of Hon. Henry Stan
berry, as associate Judge of the United
States Supreme. Court, was to-day eff.
fectually disposed of by the action of
the Senate in the passage of the House
bill to reorganize the Judiciary. The
bill reduces the number now on the
bench, and provides for further reduce
ton to six Judges.
1t is not probable that Hon, l.. d,
Campbell, Minister to Mexico, will re-
ceive his instructions from the State
Department and orders to depart forthe
Republic until the Mexican court shall.
have obtained something like perma-
nent residence
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PLDWS.
A FULL STOCK OFTHE MOST APPROV-
IA ed Steel, Iron, Wood Flows, iust TeCsiyy-
ed by PRYOR BOYD & Co.
Lnar3 IS AinIn 81.
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Seed Buckwheat.
kn0 BUSH. IN STORE AND FOR SAIlE
OOU by Imy&l PRYOR BOYD-M %. .
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]! .r.ga 49,. 6 - 81 = ls {
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2 y - = .Il7a- TsaET77 ~ Z
ssl.Si-sgo1s " 500 !
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T FATHER AND GUM BETTING ON
II hand and for sale I1y
april GHAs. H. BERRY.
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.s.$ra,gs 81, SUM. Sic, 8rchben
seritOrten Die Gifen5abnbrad ebei gIltens
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TEL EGRA PHIC.
Congress.

ssafss5i5s congress. -
WAsH1NGToN, June 20.
The Freedmen's Bureau billpassed the SEN
ate, to day, with an amendment to the House
bill, which peremptoriy confirmed the ne
groes in the possession of lands under Sher-
mans order. The Senate amendment is
that all the sea-island lands shall be surren-
dered to the owners, excepting those sold for
taxes. The bill is to continue in force for
three years. 1t goes back to the House for
concurrence. a
The Senate has passed the House hill amen
tiatory Of the act to organize Washington
territory. 1t makes the sessions of the ter
ritoriai legislation biennial, and increases
the compensation of members from three to
six dollars per day.
The President has approved the bill for
the disposal of the public lands for home
stead actual settlement in the States of Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and
Florida.
Nothing of interest transpired in the
House.
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clearly into the working of this. Time past
present or future be tDaK9ediGfay tOttsad Its
accuracy will bear TIE test of the most rigid scru-
tiny. invite criticisms, md coqhdentty appeal
to an enlightened public Judgment for fFRRk ex-
preston of opinion as to its merits.
pended 10 the Calesdar, under the head of " Ex-
planatory Remarks succinct, but most yalua-
BILE history of the Julian Calendar from the time
of Julius Cesar and of the astronomical causes
which led to the change made by Pope Gregory
XIII, in 1882 These notes alone are worth the
price of the Calendar.
Ifany object to the spacct the Calendar occupies,
the objection is answered by the reply that any
attempt at condensation would be sacrifice OF
simplicity the fatal rock on which every previou .
attempt has been stranded. =.
Every professional man, every mechanic ana
farmer all merchants and tradesInen should sup
ply themselves with copies at once. Price 81.
Agents wanted in every city and county In the
United States. SIRfAEN -. fVy w.
june 5-6t 0ofosDoros 49,
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-06-28
DRANsoN & FARRAR

HAVE REMOVED TO THE NoRTH-CAR-
OL1NA Book Store, the old and popular Book
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, on the Corner near
the State House.
Mr. H. D. Turner, who, for thirty-three years
now retires from active business, leaving his
entire stock in our hands.
The stock consists of extensive selection of
English and American Law Books, besides great
variety of School and Miscellaneous Books. Mr..
Il. d. Coley, SO long Mr.. Turner's representative,
will still be found at the old stand.
With this valuable addition TO orr former ex-
tensive stock, we hope very greatly to enlarge
onr usefulness to the trade We win use our
best efforts to secure the continued good will Of
our old customers, and those of the North Caro-
lima Book Store. 80
June lift BRANSON & FARRAR.