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RALEIGH AND CASTOR r. r. CO

1iALEIGH AND CASTOR R. r. Co.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
Raleigh, May 9th, 1867
Change Of Schedule On r. G G.. R. r.
ON AND AFTER MAY 7TH, 1867, TRAINS
" will run ON E. &. g. +. L. as follows daily:
Mail train leaves Raleigh, $50 a. M
&C Arrives at Weldon, $50 D. M
" leaves Weldon at $50 a. M
-" Arrives at Raleigh, $50 p N.
Freight train arrives at Raleigh, $50 p. m.
leaves $50 a. m.
The mail trains make THROUGH connections
with all points North and South as quick as any
other route.
W. G. LEWIS,
Gen. Sup't.
May 9, 1867. 20-tf.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!!
GEVENTY SACKS OF NORTH-CAROLINA
y Flour From 81 to 50 per sack. In Store
or sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
May 81, 1867. 25-tf.
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FOR SALE.

THE BANKING HOUSE AND LOT BEIONG.
ing to the Bank of the State of North Carolina
in the City of Raleigh will be offered for sale on
next, at IL o'clock, M. "''
TERMs-One-third cash, residue in three eouol
lnstalments Of six, twelve and eighteen months,
proved security will be required, and title retain
ed until the whole purchase money is paid. The
Bank reserves the privilege of making one bid,
Raleigh, July 9th, 1867 45,2aWtd'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-16

The Iron Crown of Lombardy The IRON crown
OF Lombardy is shortly TO resume its place in
Monza Cathedral. The restitution is to be
attended with some pomp When the Prefect
It, high Court functionary will be despatched
TO Monza to be present.
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pRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,

p r C E & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED
One bale of fDomst Flannes, 81 cents; same goods
ss have been selling at 45 cents
Good Atwood Flannels, SO, S73, 20, aud SOC.
Yard.wid all-woOl Shaker Fannels, 5s, 90 and 65
cents.
7eand Al Ballardvale Flannels
Best qualify shifting Fannels.
MUsLNsi MUsLINsi
Good yard.wide Bleached Muslins, 20, 23, 25, and
20 cents.
81 Pillow case Musins, %. 2s, 80 cents.
Ga, "a, %, and 104 sheeilng Musrns.
Yard.wide Unbleached Muslins, 49, %, and %
renu.
Best Quality American Prints, 1872 cents.
good assortment of Table LINENS Napkins and
Towels.
Russia Crash, 70, IA, 1e, IS, 10, and 20 cents.
Scotch Diaper by the piece or yard
Linen Bird.eye, for Aprons.
Best makes Shirtng Linens.
WHITE GooDsi WHITE GOODS!
Cambrics, Jaconets, Nainsook, Victoria Lawn,
and Swiss Muslins.
cheap lot of Plaid Muslins.
Ladies' and Gents Linen Cambria Hdkts.
Ladies' Hemstltched Hdkis, Of Bertrand Mil.
CENTS make, at 49, "A, A. So So SO, 75, s7lc, and 81.
Gents Hemstltched Hdkts., 50c. to 81. T1022
A large assortment OF Cloth Gloves very cheap.
PRICE &c WOOD.
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
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AUCTION SALES.

d SCOTT, R., AUCTIONEER
u. No, 1870 cHEsNUT STREET.
d AN CO A ST " WAR MOCK
L AUCTIoREERS,
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ever have ceased to love her. The parents
were consulted concerning the match.
Yok was pleased, because he had always
liked James; and WiAi.lns,. because Yok
was the owner OF bread woodlands and
Eoodly meadows. An early day was fixed
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MI the way from Connecticut to assist at
tic nuptuals. and the doctor. to whose sa-
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sapad amendment that was taking place in
his daughters health, was also OF the par
~. After the ceremony was over, ard the
minister had retired, the company al.
journed to the long kitchen. A great hics-
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mountedson his bench with the Instrument
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IN the gaycst attire OF the day, were at the
head and old Yok was on the floor HIM
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the heel at every note. The sound of the
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maidens. and echoed from the sonorou,
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by stop In ainazcnent. But the guests re-
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and at midnight the house was as still and
dark as ever.
Iames did not like the neighbourhool OF
the place where he had seen the spectre;
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settle in one OF the village on the banks OF
Z the Hudson, where he long lived quietly
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she bad arrived at an extreme old age,
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sister. As for the doctor who had pres
: cribcd for Mary, he rose almost imnedi-
: ately into great reputation and extensive
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o. a patient In the last stage Of consump,
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among MS pleasant and where words may fail 70
press thoughts. our actions shan prove thaJ III o
alone lies the germ Of friendship"
The speaker then introduced the Mayor, Mr. hcMlchael
who welcomed the visitors heartily Under al elIcnn-
are ready give hosptabe entertainment to deserving
visitors" A.. o
especial favor. Those objects az we understand tnein,
are 10 revive among OF your naena customs 70
celebrate with suitable ceremonies the anniversary iest
walls that formerly Gseod and Inspired yOn IN Your
tive homes aud that to furnish TO yonr child
rem sample OF the pastmes and 10 reproduce for your
selves the welrcnembered pleasures OF your beloved
fathrramd We arc glad 0f the opportunity you thus
afford witness your hCaltfd ItcrtaOns 10 snlr3
IN yonr social c0mminCgs, 70 hear The brilliant musci,
demonstrations that characterize yonr Sacnrfest And
am that both ia your oulbIed peII" ahces, and
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your famous masters, feudcied ~ they VIII ne ny inOre
WHO cherish the sontm nts that cmbOuy not less thah
they feel the harmonio5 through woh those sentiments
are expressed.
Philadelphia Sacngorbdnd. Sprakiug for te Germans OF
the United States, he remarked: " we believe IhaJ the
social life OF the prope VI pure moIis' yiItue,
and respect for the law SPIN from It ~ Sch degree as
can never from llDeIal Sunday laws and tener-
ate edctS unworthy % Tree people CFlhauOh, euu-
tiOn federation, are making nee. Liberty results
from the culture Of the better feelings and reason OF the
peOpe-nOt from the ruans OF TIE despouc ruler rms
applies not only to politics. but to the noble eJOyeV OF
life as well. Give Us your tons3 May tho hVDle mar mar
to our city the birtl place of American Freedom"
This morning IA numbciO OF thc spcetics indulged IN eN,
cnrSiOns TO Different pu of Interest in the neghborhoCd
Of the city The Liedcrhr9ns of New-York went down
the bay tree four others went up the river the Colo
mia OF New-YOrk, visited the Wssahckon, and the re-
mandcr scattered In all directions.
10 is well to observe here that German felloweiti-
found no dinulty whatever In obtaining their favor
te beverage I'm quantities TO st purchasers the authOr-
ties having tacity combined tO say nothing concerning
the violation OF the Sunday law on the part OF so qct
and orderly set the members Of the SaengerIest
Tomorrow at 10 there VIII be rehearsal at the Academy
and the concert will take place at sp M.
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pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM Hamburg AND SOUTHAMPTON. July 1tIn steamship
Gernaua-lF Rnsingn AfrHe and T. A. spIeng
Sprnger SaHoys levin Bachmann RaT
and children H. alenlelsan Terry. r. Her w Lositscb
Keberg T. !. Dickinson Preach IT, ievnnn Jacob Hmkee o.
NeInger. Bured FreInd A. FhseiE. Ada and ehren
Benz acsee ac He Carl Hem Angst nom A1n stern ro
children Johap Strohem, Davis Bersnn, Marie Haspe ad
children Johann Kosnecr NJ Navel A ie sehsense sno so
Pulling Albert Hasemann and Wife Wsce Lesser hrRs
Hincbg and children. Lon1 Gerber, DAVIS hndo
Theodore LEM .
PROM SAVANNAH, July 1Tu steamship Herman Lyug'ton-
Gen H. Wayne H. Pelstcher, s. d. IIsines D. H. Rice, hs1
Ea Miller Ansloy Miss Lou 'sey, j. TROUPE VIE,
child and nurse Mrs Nightingale c. T. DEXTER WIFE and ehree.
Miss Butler and maid s. r. Tiey. w H. HoTerson A.
IIobe Mr. ZarkoNsky Scher Julius NTH. Capt Aver, Miss
Reynolds Miss Ella Bradbury j. J. h Us Lancaster Father Fcf-
low X Jennings and W ~ Harrington and VIE g. Capener
d. Smythe Richardson g. H. Lewis wife and two children
Mrs Ereaon Ms and w Sins Francis Fountain
Laredon Tyler Mrs G. " Lane aud three children J. r.
nckaes A. W. Teunev Mrs VI. Grady Miss NJ Severance Miss
NJ Harry H. T. Folsom, Mr% w Dorle and child cAp, =
stone wife and chd r. Pyrom r. Groh Thos Qein, Mrs
L. yiipipe. Miss L. B. Armstrong; MIS- SGss J.
Barnes Fsnelly, Mrs Fanely, Miss iiora keene Mrs.
Chrstn and ci Mrs j. NJ Jennngs 1is k r.
Brown and child Mrs D. Keyes and ehd Jones H. Beik,ap
Miss C. Bnsh Miss A. Knapp sni servant w H. Fnrnef Johr
Wye Hunt Dunbar w 4 Gibson A. x Turner NJ ysy, yY,
kinson Newton Cohen NJ j. KOhn, Simon Levi Heny iiy
gins Mr Pkqutt j. Evans. d. Patterson, W. D. CaMs"A' o.
WaastOn. aud 70 the
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LATEST SHIP NEHIS.
PORT or NBw.YoRK..........JUIY "a

Steam F Samsram Rohefort via Fsya n days Tho
viii accompany this to France, one Of the oneas recently
steamship sarpo.a Quick Ysvotean, inst. and soub wsss
rs Steamship ms George Cromwell Vail Nevoreans eth uss
Steamship wilmington Spencer Galveston days with md'e and
Steamship Germana amb) Stevenson Hamburg 9cth us via
Ship King Philip lo BOSTON, Bic Francisco Feb a. With
%d't, ma I Pl % 5 s.s dDsai r,D,a i s4l vas Instantly Id
T pa 1 ba4 Hns@aa tof Poaa Means Cow Bay G. b. days.
Bark YeversnL of Newcastle Me- Liverpool DAYS with mdse
Brig Cmea t stoeo9 Patterson Gae Ray - days Etn coal
Biz r. IL ayanl tof Acat, Lsbane Cow Bay b. dsy
BIZ A. T. Palmer Cost Johns " b. Knye Windsor n s. sdAy
"% B Aspen lof Mlard ~ ST. Forbes Bridgeport B. ld,',
"Ia Big 'l Laura Roach Remeao, days. With nolas'es
Bns @ RI yds G ojod lost G joSS IS bridgeport B., II days.
Schr whiting Hqhiusou . day. yiih nrls',e.
sSRr @ LIZZIE lizzie BSaas sa,spa via Ke days
wISD--Sunset, g. light
salnaneoshp CBr June is a. S. from CseuitA for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Brem) July Portland bound
E. Vs. Stetson-ship July l. lai 20 a. Ion TO- bouEd E.
WHALERS.
Hsad1Shaie ship OfSesBeiord June 30 days out clean
NAVAL.
Susqushauna-U s. Steamer 9Th inst; miles Of somlrsrO,
bOuud dE
Boroy July la-Arved ship ygIaae from 7erpOOl bark sas-
trene from Gollshurg M
lfb-Arrred steamship WIN. Harrison. Neviork; bgs Times Bis
bark G0tt-rhure she June H.
lat % g. long with British bark Beta from Cardiff for Qne
took all hands oh the 18Th spoke tho
Bsnh from Halifax iog Hyre and put on board Of herr
all tie survivors Of tue Beta. .
wmxxGroN n. C., July l3Arnved, steamship Pioneer, rom
New-lork.
sailed steamship Fairbanks for NeT,York. . . .,, IN
ForrKEss MONROE july l4-Sad steamship Mcclellan Norfolk
for Boston brig Iark. Baltimore for Richmond . - ~ NJ,
CE1uEsroN c. july lA-Arrive steamships Sea Gpl Baln-i
more E. b. Sonisr schrs Yapr Alexandria Pebde'on
New Jonas Smith. do.
sailed steamship EverrnAn. for philadelphia NJ,
l4-Auvet, harks, Barton bonoop;
Turks Island: brgs L. H. Bogart Nevassa H. heh lnndaa L
Merritt SsRua; c. v. Williams Trinidad; Winteh Sagna
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

B. Hagen. Gen. Benjamin 10 Fevre U. a. vonsuj for
Frankf0rt John and James salter9f san rancistV; t
Rev. Edward Goodridge the Rev ID. Derham and wife
Dr. Skerrftt and wife, the Rev Dr. Hhl Prof A. p. Stu
art the Rev VIM G. Andrews, Dr. j. Wet and son, Dr. 8.
Convent Of the Good Shepherd. pbad lrha; the Rev,
Charles c. Kmball, George Balzasetc sewerage Chief
Engineer for London and DIR. Maier Total passengers
for Europe 1907; cOastwisc, &c. Tie shipment OK specie
was the largest recorded In one day, having been
$2,SO1, ,OOQ
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE FALL OF THE CAPITAL.
NJ Romero, the Mexican Minister at Washington,
received the following letter on Friday:

received the following letter on Friday
MEXICO, June %, 1857.
MY DEAR SIR: Yesterday morning the City Of Mexico
was taken by Gen. POrro Daz after siege or ~ days
IL not taken by assault by capitulatOn, nor by
surprise by strategy nor by any Of the prescribed
rules OF war The process approached nearer o sudden
surrender produced by panic than anything else In the
history or warfare. The combined efforts OF fainne IA
tgue exhaustion, and maddening and harrasing doubts
about what was occurring outside prepared the garrison
for the full aad instant effects Of this panic which
produced by the first reliable information from QuerefaTo
that the Emperor had been shot The false statements,
sustained with great enacty under pain Of death for 20
days suddenly lost their force and value and the right
arm Of defense dhe foreign elemeDt became suddenly
MaXim,aD had ssased 70 exist Oh the 18th,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE EILIRUSTERS.
A REBEL CAVALRY OFFICER IN COMMAND-FoREIGN
HACKERS.

A REBEL CAVALRY OFFICER IN COMMUNICATIONS
BACKERS.
BY TELEsRAPH TRIBUNE
RIcnMoSD July lI-There is great sympathy manifest
ed both here and throughout the South for the unorun
ate Prince Maximlim whose tragic end seems to have
awakened all the sluberlng ideas of Rebel daring From
information OF whch1 am in receipt within the past few
DAYS can state that organizations are being formed
with concerted action In all the Southern States whose
purpose it is 10 avengc the death Of gallant Prince and
former sympathzer OF theirs. They are all to be com
posed Of military men familiar with deeds OF desperauon
and tho daily accesson to the party said 10 be enor
nous though the Organization is kept perfectly secret
daring and wen known eNcbel officer of cavalry iame
Is n Il said designated as the chosen leader OF the forces,
and funds from Enrope are received. The expedition Will
secretly o Mexico, concentrating IN remote po
ed and from where a movement VIII be made upon the
Liberal army, as circumstances dictate. European
governments are said 10 be involved IN this movement
and will probably cooperate with 10.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
MEXICAN scHExrs.-The flibustcring schemes

MEXICAN SCHEMEs.-The filbustcring schemes
for Mexican invasion st agated in tins city is
reported that one party have secured steamer with
which they will soon sail for Havana and the Mexican
coast. At meeting Friday OF the Munroe Club, "
was stated that the expedition under tho auspices or at
BODY would be ready Ia sail On the other hand,
meeting friends OF the Jutrcz Government WAS ed
or SATURDAY, at which II determined 10 use whhl
measures We're at hand for checkmatng the hbuslcing
schemes under way this city The following resolutions
were presented, but action upon tIcn postponed uh1l
more generally attended meeting should be held o.,
lsds Of The Rtpubaa IN Aerco rfsgng IN
erhrus nud tte expulsion Of he cg'l Of
motcr " tyranny meuts alteration
ofls Divine Pof.ace ahch has utci the arms and E
soeFs c kcpahc With that love oi country
rrnrpes uuquechabe dritrmuaton 20 continue Tor st
v,.r @ ssg heroic de'cns' q the principles "
government Whl have Last ecn trunphant 'udcaied
anI u ~ DE nyadcr
Prsf Tist mpahfe with VI tru n her unequal suGgeN
~ dsIoisu ron Which se has 20 ramPhani emerged aad
soldiers lahAs oi
Amen people their heroic rd cation ofihe Republican unity
of The North American continent
o Marmin when read w the hght
the ID u October 03 t AMI retail
atou believe bic death l. acc offered up on TIE
altar spectacle u Which WI deter TIE monTiic4
nenIs Eufope halug their Yr. the unhoJ attempt 10
ioft religious All urldespottn upon a iee people
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Thousands of Dollars arc lost every year by
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