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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-07-17
NEW Advertisements.


LIST OF LETTERS,
= ID EMAINING UNCALLED FOR AT THE
Lib Post-Ofice in Raleigh, N. c., July II, 1865:
Aspinwall, j
Eurwell q Sons, Bowers Fendnl
Butler, Alexander -. Barrow, DIR VIM
.Biedsoe, Giles Burnap, Miss mary
Bell, 8 R
Crews, Francis w Crawford Daniel
Carter, Chas
GLOVER, &
Hutchinson, w II Holt, Jordan
Holt Caroline Harrison, Miss j. (col.)
Hangnton, John Lewis
Jordan, d F Jones, Mary
johnson, DR. w
Mitchell, Alfred Mays, Edward
Miller, Alexander Jr Matthews,
Mills, Margaret Marriott, j X
Nichols, NJ A c New March John
Rich + A Rhodes, Mrs Margaret
Strong, Mrs Eliza Spencer, Haywood
Stokes, VIM Sanders, Miss Elizabeth
Sanders, WI Smith, Mrs Jemima
Trwers, John Thomas, Grow
Townsend, John NJ Tilley, Mrs Caroline
Thompson, 3
Upchurch, 81
Mines, Easter
Williams, John Williams, Miss E D
Wilson, Thomas Wilson, Boley
Wilson, James Wilkes, Sally H
Ward, b
Persons calling TOR any OF the above Letters,
will please say they "advertised."
A MILLER, P. n.
Raleigh, July II, 1866. Silt
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w FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Warrenton, N. G.

WARRENToTNr FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Warrenton, N. c.
THE NEXT SESSION COMMENCES July
25th, and continues twenty weeks
Charges per Session in U. s. currency, half in
advance. For
Board, including Washing, s75
Tuition in English, rs
And other branches mt the same reduced rates.
Located in Town noted for health and re-
fincmcnt, furnished with every means
OF comfort and instruction. with ed
ucatcd and experienced Teachers
i'll every department, this
Institution offers SUPE-
RIOR advantages.
- For Circulars, address
r. w JONES. Principal,
Or Mrs. NJ. j. WILCOX,
Warrenton, N. c.
July 10, 1866. 4S-1m
CLASSICAL AND
" MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
Fourteen Miles East of Raleigh.
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
will commence on the
Sixteenth of July.
and continue for 60 weeks.
TERMS:
BOARD, sl2 per month. TUITION, $50 per
session.
Address the Principal at Raleigh.
WILLIAM C. DouB,
Principal
July 8, 1S66.-46-2w
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VN7HISKEY WHISKEY
w WHISKEY (!
10 BARRELS CORN WHISKEY, OF GOOD
quality which we will sell low.
june eft B. p WILLIAMSON s. co
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ANDERSON, S. c., July 4, 1866.

Coy. Orr, of S. c., has appealed to Gen.
Howard to issue rations to people of his
State He names dozen districts where
people of both colors are crying for relief
Corn is very scarce, and relief positively nee
essary.
For some time past the health of the
Pope has appeared to be falling. and his con-
dltion causes no little anxiety to the Cardi-
nails with whom he speaks frequently of his
approaching end. A few days ago he was
suddenly attacked by an alarming illness.
His breathing became more and more labor
Ell, so that it was impossible for him to lie
down. He consequently sat in an arm chair
until the morning.
Galveston and Houston, cities, Texas,
nave increased in population very rapidly
since the war. The former city had, before
the war, a population of about five thousand;
now, according to a recent enumeration, the
population of Galveston is nearly twen y
Thousand. Houston, a small city of between
live and six thousand inhabitants, now num-
bers upwards of sixteen thousand. The
trade of the southern cities is said to be
equal to that of New Orleans. population
considered
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T'IsH FISH, FISH |,

EIsH FISH FISH,
200 BARRELS CUT HERRINGs,
100. g Roe &
20 half barrels Roe g
10 barrels primemess Shad,
20 n barrels Nos. and Mackerel-allsnew
catch and in fine order
june Aft b, P. WILLIAMSON & CO.
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Kellogg, Wheeler & Co.,

Kellogg, Wheeler & Co.,
N7OULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTEN-
w tion to their new stock OF
SPRING & SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Ladies Trimmed Hats.
Bonnets, ShawIs, Balmorals.
Hoop Skirts, White Goods.
Hosiery, Insertinss.
Edgings, Laces.
&C., g., g., &.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Jeans, Tweeds and Satinets.
Sugar, Coffee and Tea.
Bourbon Whiskey, French Brandy
and Holland Gin.
Raleigh, n. c. March 20, 1s66-1-tf
JAS. l.. HATHAWAY & UTLEY.
(FoRMERLY HATHAWAY CO., IMPORTERS OF MO-
LAssEs AND SUGAR, WILMINGTON. n. Co.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
III PEARL STREET,
New York.
WE SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS of Cotton,
w Naval Stores, Shectin@s, Yarns, Tobacco,
and other Southern Products, to the sale of which
our prompt personal attention will be given We
will make liberal advances upon receipt of In
voice and Bill of Lading. All Merchandise and
Produce shipped TO us for sale are insured from
point of shipment with or without advice. IN
voices should always accompany each shipment
Both of US having had over twenty years eX-
pericncc III business in the South, and our j. L.
HATHAWAY three years in New York, we feel con-
:ident We can secure full prices for our friends
who will favor US with their conSignments
JAS. l.. HATHAWAY,
VIM r. UTLEY.
February 10. 1S66-,im.
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OLD wINE.

40GALLONS OLD AND DELICIOUS SOUP
PERNONG Wine by the galfor..;
june 2-tf B. P. WILLIAMSON 81 co.
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Eneourngement or ImmIgra.Ion.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Oh AHHAAS EAtAoh.
The House OF Delegates on yesterday
appropriated five hundred dollars for
the Office OF the Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, of which sssl.4O was for bal
ance due him on his expense account of
last year, leaving only S21s.60 for ex-
psnditures of the current year. This,
we understand, is scarcely one-tenth
part of the amount that will be requir-
ed upon the most economical plan the
Commissioner can devise, to carry out
his purposes. We learn from Mr.. De-
barthat owing 10 the large drafts upon
the public treasury for other purposes,
he has withdrawn the project of exhib-
iting the various products ofWest Vir-
ginia at the Universal Exposition OF
1867, and reduced his expenditures for
the current year to the amount strictly
required: LIST. To keep up the recruiting
of-immigratIon abroad upon theplan
hitherto pursued, and End. To secure
beyond a peradventure that portion oil
this years influx which is now prepar-
ing TO leave Europe for West Virginia.
We regard this as the best policy our
Commissioner can pursue under the
circumstances, and trust our Legislar
turewiil pay due regard to the necessi-
ties of an officer who has for several
years, perseyeringly and without re-
enumeration; devoted his time and ener-
gies to the task of supplying the most
imperious want of our new and unde-
veloped State. ~
The duties and labors OF the Commits
sfoner do not cease when the Immigrant
leaves his native country with the in
tention of settling in our State, but the
utmost vigilance and energy will be re-
quired to prevent his being diverted
from his intended destination by the
well appointed, and generally unscrn-
pulous agents from other States that
are competing with us in the attraction
of immIgration. For this purpose ouI
commissioners will need assistance al
the seapoTtseu both sides oftheAtlautic
and at other principal stations on the
immigrants route, and from a class o
persons whose services cannot be pro
cured entiraly free gratis! The recep
ton and directing of immigrants tc
every part of the State will require ths
commissioners to remove his place o
business TO more accessible point
where his expenditureswi will necessarily
be larger than at his present home.
Mr.. Debar assures us that If he Is
granted the.necessary amount to carry
out his plans for the current year, the
results Will enable him to dispense witt
any demands upon tho Treasury fol
the next, and to command the support
ofhis ONCE the mining, manufacturing
and public improvement companies
more Immediately interestedin the sue.
cess of his enterprise.
In common with all persons who have
watched Mr.. Debar's course in connec.
ton with this subject, we entertain the
conviction that his efforts are earnest
sand we'll directed, and that his special
fitness for the undertaking, and his I'M
firing energy cannot fail to produce re-
suits perhaps far beyond the expecta-
tions of.thpse not familiar with the
subject. We sincerely trust TINT he
will receive the needed support FROM
our Legislature. n
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TO the registry act, requiring the regis
tration to be completed by the 10th OF
May, instead of, the 18th of April, in
view of a possible change in the time,of
holding the Spring elections. b
He reported back the bill to confer
certain privileges OH the Wheeling
Park, recommending its passage; and
reported it inexpedient at present to
legtslate so as to make s hours legal
days work.
Mr. Bell, from the Committee on Pri-
waite Corporations and Joint Stock
Companies, reported back the bill IN.
cooperating the Laurel Fork and Sand
BILE Recommendation.
Mr.. Hagans, from the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation, report
ed back the bill relating to the assess
meflt of the property of railroad COM
panies, with various amendments, on on
which no action was takenJ as tne Dill
was not reached. -,
Executive offices, reported that the oth-
ces of the Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
NJ the State. Adjutant General and
0uoTtermaster General had been ex-
an1ined and found to be in good order,
and that the accounts had been correct
ly kept. .,,s..,.a
nronosed by the Senate to the bill pro-
yidinp for the sale of land for delln-
ouent taxes !. the bill incorporating the
North Western Virginia Agriculture!
Society: the bill for the protection OF
Home Guards the bill concerning ap-
peals transferred from Virginia courts
10 the Supreme court of this State; the
bill in regard TO the Statutes OF Ltmlta-
tions and the bill amending the char
ter of Sietersville; which have thus De-
come laws.
The House indefinitely postponed the
bill authorizing Adam Kuhn ana others
to sink coal shat at Wellsburg, ana
laid on the table the Senate resolution
providing for the appointment OF Com
inissioners to examine and report upon
sites for the location of the Capital:
The House insisted on its SUBSTITUTE
for the Agricultural College Dill, a1ter
remurks by Mr.. Combs in favor OF the
senate bill, which locates the college,
mt NIornantown, and Messrs. Witcher
and McWhorter in favor of the House
substitute, which proposes to fix 1t at
A Committee of Conference, consist.
ing of Messrs. Hagans, Koonce and
johnson was appointed on the disagree
ing votes.
The House was engaged from to
p. NJ. in discussing the appropriation
Bill, which was, however, ordered e
engrossment with scarcely an amend,
ment, save reducing theapproprintion
for the Hospital for the Insane from
500, 900 to S75, 600.
on motion of Mr.. Kellar the House
| adjourned.
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Re.nnion orsYIrglnIn.

AS we have been charged with com
bining with certain parties in this State
and OUT of it, with the view of having
West Virginia restored to its former po-
sition as q part of Old Virginia, we can
only say now, that all such statements,
and all such insinuations, as well as all
the forced and unfair differences from
our position, so far us this question IS
concerned, are false, and we have Tea-
are maliciously false. More anon
Parkersburg Gazette. =
We do not know that the editor of the
gazette has combined with any parties
to re-unite West to East Virginia.
There may be no such understanding
among any parties. We do say this,
however, that two years ago, there was
none but true Union papers in this.
State. At this day there are twelve
Journals that do not support the state
Governor, nor officers, nor Legislature,
in any of their action; that they try 10
lead the people to believe that unneces-
sary taxation, injustice, and all the eVlls
that flesh is heir to, arises from the ex-
istence ofthose bodies of men. WHAT'S
the effect, If it has effect at all 10
prejudice the people against the gov.
eminent of West Virginia, and lead 70
a desire for reunion. The statement
that taxes are increased Is ialse. th INT!
statement that exclusive and unneces-
sary legislation has taken place is false,
and alLfacts prove that the State has im-
proved beyond all previous conception
in wealth and power. Now what 90
those who oppose the action OF our
State Government want If not redlnte-
grafton p drkerSbUTg Times.
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West Virginia Legislature.
wHERn1Sa, FEB. q, 1865.
senats.

6e14Ntn-a
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Hervey.
The senate disagreed TO the House
amendments 10 the bill to authorize
Adam Kuhu and others TO sink a coal
shaft at wellsburg.
The following joint resolutions were
ndoptcd: Providing for printing certain
nets; appointing new trustees for the
berkeley Springs; and authorizing the
Governor oprint his annual message
and reports of State officers so as to
have them completed ut the time OF the
meeting of the Legislature. 4el
A resolution was adopted allowing
tho assistant clerk five dollars per day,
the pages two dollars and half, and
members mileage for the actual dis
lance travelled. s
The following bills We're passed:
To charter a road in Gilmer, Richie
and Tyler counties.
Amending the charter of the town of
Grafton.
sth sections of an act to incorporate the
town of st. Mary and South Wheeling.
To amend the law in relation to the
duties OF persons celebrating the rites
of mntrimony.
Fixing the times of holding the courts
in the several counties of the 10th and
18th judicial districts.
Establishing and rearranStngt the 10Th
and nroyfdinr for the appointment OF a
nudge Of the 18th circuit.
To amend the law in relation to the
competency of witnesses Ito admit test
imony of colored persons-yeas Is, nays
-Messrs. Burdett, raymond and
O'Brien.)
Toincrease the ices OF 1aiIors;
To authorize the trustees OF the Pres.
byterian church in Buekhannon TO sell
n lot.
To amend the act incorporating the
town of Piedmont.
The Senate bill to amend the charter
of the West Virginia Central RAILWAY
Company was taken mp as the special
order, and Mr.. Burley's substitute re-
jected.
Mr.. Burnley moved TO strike out the
second section, but the motion was lost
The bill was then passed by.
A Conference Committee was mp
pointed on the bill TO transfer the
States interest in the roads and bridges
OF the State TO the counties.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
n.a ,,,,I 40 ,ro,,ida ,ndexna IN IN,
,,arr,.Is Of the Senate and Honse q
De 81 limitation. the biiI concern
SUI u.s.s,' farTed non, the Snnren,
ing u.s. ~ tnnet,is and District Conrts o
ST3!ii,, " ~ the Snnreme Court a
hs' = nv. Hyf,,t,t,,Sa tho hi
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
nned edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we will take it back and refund the money
address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
$50 Broadway, New York feh2a-2mevod
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House orDeIegates.

PRAYER by Rev. John Bennett, dele
gate from Gilmer and Calhoun.
The House resumed the considera-
ton ofthe road law, and attef sllgnt
amendment. ordered It to engrosstnent.
Mfr. McWhorter. from the Judiciary
Committe, reported Q bill supplemental
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F1ouREs viii not lie, and The statis-
tics of the sales of Phalon's "Night-
Blooming Cereus" during the last two
years show that it has attained popu-
larity never reached by any of the
French, English or German perfumes
previous TO their exclusion from the
country under the present tariff. Sold
everywhere. 1t
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FOREIGN Fruits.

= CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN PEARS,
, 5cases of finest Bordeaux Prunes, best Inn
cases of New Smyrna Figs, some in lib. X
and Il lib. boxes. 80
so boxes Lemons and Oranges.
500 fresh Cocanuts, $50 doz- assorted caned
spiced and Cove Oysters, Sardines. Raisins,
Currents, Dates, Citrons, DC, &c, Just arrived
- SNUFF & TRUsCnE1L, @
Market St, few doors below M'Lure House,
feb4 WHEELING, VIVA.
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q DIR. LAROOKAH'S
COMPOUND,


For the speedy and permanent cure Of
Liver Complaint, scrofula, or Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
ErysipeIas, st. Anthony's Fire, Pimples,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
raj Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
from or resulting in Impure Blood.
1t is double The strength of any other Sarsapa-
rilla Compound in the market, and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bcst and eheGpest
BLOOD PURIFIER extant.
Price 81, 100 per Bottle.
Prepared by DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Sold 10 the trade by LAUGHLINs& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists ..7 feb28-3m
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Facts and Figures"

r. a. . u,o4 That &, 900 persons die annually
AIts - H'oe in the q. 8. of Consumption.
=. -. That Is, 600 persons die annually
IL u " F@c' from hereditary Consumption.
:, :. (That q, 900 persons die annually
II is n Fact1 from coughs ending in Consump-
ltion.
=. a., .,,o.. lThat single cough often ter1ni-
~ - = a0S mates in Consumption.
THAT bronchitis often terminates
II Is Fct In Consumption.
r, ., /. Eao, That Consumption can be cur
SThnt recent and protracted
It's fact coughs can be cured.
1t is a Fact That Bronchitis can be cured.
:, That Piso's Cure has cured and
IL Is q fhct will cure these diseases.
:. i. r.. That Piso's Cure is warranted or
EDMUND BOOKING, Wholesale Agent for
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio. febS
CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
Asuperior Toilet Soap. prepared from re-
fined vegetable oils in combination with
GIycerIne, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb27-lyd&w
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Notice.

TUE GUYANDoTTE NAVIGATION
Company win apply to the Legislature
at Its present session for permission to tn-
crease its capital stock to substitute, II deemed
expedient, Sluce navigation, in whole or in
partin place OF locks and dams, as provided by
their charter, and to have two years to conn
mence and ten years TO complete its works
and other privileges, after the passage of this
THE GUYANDoTTE NAVIGATION COM
feb21.lwd " : AtHtN1 i'' IT'S anu AE cut
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II
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadesIl
Nomore rancid PomadesII
II you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II You desire soft and silky Hair,
II yon want your Hair preserved,
II You want your Hair to grow
If you want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid of Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. 81
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents = bottle.
''- EAUGHLINs & BUsHF1ELD,
1u24 Wheeling, VIVA.
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Something NeH--The .sCerage Fran
eafs,' or French Dressing,

SToREs LADIES, AND cHiLDRENs
Gky boots and shoes which have become re-
~ Sisc,t ~ f, Inc lime giving
them rs much lnsfre as when new, leaSlns
the leather perfectly soft and pliable as 6eloLsi
dies It win mot Come on when wet and sol me
skirts Il Is put up in bottles, with sporKK5
attached to the cork ready for use, and Gnu ~
the variety store Of iffsi -, ,ro
febl7 -, -. y. N1COLLG bIs0.
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! & u q Z RI . q 90
siQJ E5'1gr 5is9 iisE d.
The Piano Business

Has suffered material injury nom the fact
thatsome manufacturers, in order to furnish
an instrument ut q low price. and still make
q God profit, have used inferior stock In their
construction, and rushed them through with
out giving proper time and care TO their
workmanshlp-and in consequence OF their
being put in snowy cases, and the price being
lower than q drst-claS5 Plano can possibly b
afforded, they have found many purchaser
buta few months or years ortWo at mosthavs
invariably demonstrated the fact that they are
the dearest Instruments they could have
bought. 'f1l 3.el. '5t'a z-i+a1 .i' a
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CnInArE,s mnNEY snAP.

COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, Is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMoLLIENTt In its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&w
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salnsttaI s(ustrutteats.

nHE sALEloF THE RNABE PIANO
has increased beyond precedent within
the last fveyears, partly owing to the very
RTeat improvements that have been made IN
fhem. and partly TO the fact that the people
generally have become better educated a
music, and consequently better able 70 an
preciate the great resources OF this noble In.
strument. 1fFSsEIEf z'aIL-tHs
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lust RECEIVED 81 ..E -
81 Infants Hands Knit Shirts, s.T.ss.
Ladies' Mertno Drawers and Vests3 -,
Fancy Tuck Combs, Pearl, Jets and IV0as'
Ladies' White Kids, ~
Ladies' Paper CollafS,
Stamped Yokes, .a7.- -
sink BeItings, black and eoloES-
Fine Portmonases aud saiches,
Coventry Rufning,
Black SILK Nets for long Wells,
New Style Skirt Elevators,
CoFssts, -7-f ~ -=-7
Ribbons, &c. mo
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