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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

1. TRINITY CoILEGE.-The spring term of this
Institution of learning, under the auspices of the
Methodist denomination OF the State, commences
JANUARY 9th, and closes June 10th. Address Rev.
u. Craven, D. D., President.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30
To Correspondents.

No notice will be taken of anonymous communion
tons The name and address of the writer must In all
cases be furnished necessarily for pubhcaon Dut
as guaranty of good faith
Write only on one side Of the paper.
The publication of a communication is no evidence
that the editor adopts its sentiments fne anthor is
alone responsible for them
\ Communications should be written in plain hand;
nd ,ersous unused TO writing articles for publication
should correct their manuscripts with great care
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

Cheap generosity Giving n man = piece q
your mind. 1t sometimes happens that i1re'
turn for this, he breaks the peace.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

Books OPENED.-Books of subscription 70
the capital stock Of the Raleigh National Bank q
North Carolina, will be opened at their banking
house on the LIST OF January. A good chance ~
investment See advertisement
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

iilney Smith :ecomm, nded as the best sys-
: iii of wooden pavements for London, that the
Aldermen slY,uM ''lay their heads together"
H..ram Potter, formerly Of Newborn, N. c., Is
p dbIishTig very readable and staunch kcpuo'
lican paper. the Tallahassee tFla) Seatinek
l The first record of sugar planting which we
know, is when Adam and Eve are spoken Of s.
raising Cain,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

SUspENDED-Thc OLD NORTH STATE, at Sal
isbury has been suspended Cause-it was en-
tirely too decent paper to command the pat
ronage of the Democratic party-to which the
editor in an evil hour gave in his adherance.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

Auadvertisement says Ladies wanting cheap
shoes, will do well to call soon, = they won't
lust long"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

STOCKHOLDERS MEETINo.-The stockholdsrg
of the State National Bank of Raleigh, will -
held at their banking house in this city on tn
second Tuesday In January.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

Some accommodating men keep cross dogs
around their houses, SO that the hungry poor
who stop to .'get bite" may get it without the
trouble of ringing the bell. Il
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

A lady, speaking Of gathering Of lawyers to-
look ut the new courthouse, said she supposed
they had gone ''to view the ground where they
must ahortly lie.''
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

Among the officers of the Legislature de-
serving of special credit for the correctness
and fidelity with which their duties were
performed during the recent session, is John
A. Mcdonald, Enrolling Clerk.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

WAKE Pooh HoUsE.-There are at this time
seventy-fve inmates of tho Wake County Poor
House. .f,4-
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

ADJOURNED MEErIxa.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the creditors of the Bank Of North Caro-
lima will be held in this city ON the 18th OF jan
uary for taking proof oil debts and choosing one
or more assigi,ees.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

ATTEMPT TO BURN THE RAILROAD BRJDeR.-
An incendiary attempt was made to destroy the
South Branch bridge of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad, on Friday morniug, which the
Ddy Book is pleased to learn proved unsuccess-
full. Kindling material had been 1csiy applied
along the place and the fire started, which how.
ever was discovered before mich damage was
done. .t trfg- s.i-ir.ft.s,s :,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

The storehouse of T. ]. Gardner, at Saratoga,
Wilson county, was broken into one night last
week aud some $500 worth of goods stolen
theTefrOm.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

ELEcTED.-R. L. Beale, Democrat, has been
elected to the Senate of the North Carolina Leg
islature from the 4Ist Distrlct-vice Maj. A. g,
Avery, banned. ~ 80
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

NEW BERSE.-The ',prblicans of New Berne
have nominated the e Lowing municipal ticket:
For Aiayor-R Berry.
fof Couneiime'i--A Fl. Foster, LIST Ward; A.
Mei-aeN.au' ~ Ward; j. w. Hilton, Sd ward
WIN. :. Der oar, 4th ward; Mingo 9. Groom,
ON warc Z. H. Simmons, 9Th ward; E. n. Dud-
AS'' '" ! ward.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30

r. T. Berry has been nominated az the p
publican candidate for Mayor OF New Berpe.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-30
From virginia.

RIcuMoND, Dec. 2a-Gen. Stoneman has d.
rected the Mayor to hold in custody Sally Ander.
son, who was recently released BY Judge Under.
derwood. .7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-16

Office" Mr.. Conway and Mr. Overall then proceeded to
the headquarters Of the Fifth Military District an hour
aIter winch time an orderly arrived with eonnuhca
ton from General Buchanan addressed to Mayor Heath
reading as follows:
SR-The Brevet Major commanding directs inform
Venieuce
This was signed by John r. Johnson Acting Assistant
Secretary of Civil Affairs To this Mayor Heath made
the following reply M, ,,,,,.-
have the acknowledge receipt your inviting
engaged will the earliest opportunity compatible with
my Official duties Very respectfully, your Obediea servant
Considerable time elapsed when some persons standing
in front OF the office of the Chief OF Police saw an army
officer walking down ST. Charlesst, accompanied by or
accompanying J. II. Conway and j. W. Overall. They
turned down Grod-st, and thence came down CarOnde
let and along Lafayette entering the side door of the City
Hail. In what seemed to be ten minutes after they were
to turn into Grodst the trio entered the Mayors
Office Capt Russey OF the LIST United States Infantry
presenting 70 Mayor Heath order reading like this
Office with J. R Conway, aud induet bin into oaiee.
To this Mayor Heath replied verbally:
confirmed By Congress Of election which Mr. Conway
direct Conway shall upon duties that office
Capt De Russey then suggested as the crowd around
the Mayor was quite large he should like TO talk with
when Capt De Rssey suggested that he shonld like to
given 10 the proceedings, Mayor Heath replied that ne
Tacate at ali unless he was Compelled to by superior
force Capt De Russey then said that M he should
Piled that he could take any course he saw
fit. Capt. De Russey reiOiDed, Il must ar
rest you then" This he did by putting his hand on the
Mayors shoulder. Capt. DE Russey Immediately went
off leaving the Mayors office Mr.. Conway ana MT.
Overall among the other spectators and in about half an
hour two minutes before the Mayors clock denoted
that the hour of three had arrived, returned with MI
Smith lard Of the aids Of the Chief of Police ana
some halfadOZcn Policemen, whom II is presumed the
Commanding General instructed the Chief TO FURNISH;
Capt. De Russey demanded that Mayor Heath should
turn the keys OF the office 30 him. This he declined
10 do unless he gave him written order To that effect
Capt DE RusSey said he would give him written order
!
with him. He did 80, and hayOr Heath now has the
order in his possession They returned to the Mayors
office in q few minutes, when Capt DE Russey took the
keys that hanging up. Mr. Conway III the mean time
haNn. seated himself in the Mayors char.
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The World saws:

Mr. Charles H. Of The ErsHag Mail has just compiled
and published two books special interest Travellers The Book Of
Summer Resorts Guide Minnesota and Lake Superior The
latter large edition Of gudebook COMPILED by him last
year The Of Resorts handsomely printed volume Of
some pages Trustworthy information concerning all the
watering places mineral springs lakes natural euos and places Of
Summer resort Middle Eastern aud Of the Southern states
and in the Canada These book give the traveller what be
need. 10 know which always the mos. difficult to learn save by erPe
Renee reach the Summer haun the cost Of travelling the p
Of bo,rn how much money will be required for trip TO
any or all Of these places Of Resorts well printed
and full Of maps eugangs respect will compare favor
ably With the European guide books which travellers Ind indpn
sable aud Of permanent value"
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INSTANTANEOUS.

The Secretary Of Treasury has made the following decisions;
Where marine papers issued her purchase
from the size cannot under existing laws take ne" name
Congress alone authorize such change
steam wing solely particular babor not liable TO
rOllment snd license
required cOsng license unless she intends
coasng trade Vessels moored 70 warYes ana q as
clearly liable the payment Of
nae tax nasmuch as not being engaged the eoasg trade
required take coasng license The Department
refund for the portion Of the year
uneSpired after the destruction Of vessel - -
appneut Of certain made under Article 3Z OF ne
General report that the invoice represents the
market period Of eHposoH the Invoice value must
be although when
bonded store they bring much less price II the pro-
insufficient duties the importers
their the deficiency The duty perfumerAcoho
principal ugreens 80 gallon and 50 cent ad ysoe
under Act 30 1864 and the Departments dec
1917 Hatbands REALLY known six hat
bands are dutiAble al 90 cent
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-tSAstt1g"
DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAY FRScco June 5lhe ship CowPer from Hong Kong brings
400 Chinese Arrived yesterday ship God Hunter from Newior
to-day ships Richard Robinson from New York Emily Farnum
from Shields
WuNrNGToN, n c. June l5-Arnyed steamship Fairbanks iron
New-York
June 5-Paed BaltmoreBarks MEXICO
from Mafans Celia from Port Spain: brg Wilmington from Maanzas
g. Vincent from West Indies schOone Clyde and Bna d. Enyett from
Cuba Harriet ker from Cdena Thomas Boor from West Indies
Adda from Rico bark Celia W. Lang from Porto Rico Passed
ships Alexandria for Newfoundland LOcdnIor Phadephia bark
schooner Edith Baltimore passed for Richmond.
Juue 5Arrved George ABpod from Baltimore
scr C. A. Hendck from Barseoa Below
81 Putnam from Havana Arrived ship Belle Of the Sea- from
Philadelphia for San Bias She put n for having leak
Also arrived Neptune, from New fork ships Island Home
from Lyerpoo Wild Hunter from New Oans bark Duyeland from
Turks Island bark Wasp from Caie bngs L. STATES from Palermo
Frank Glars Mont,vdeo schr Cygns from Porto Rico Psea
squs from Alan Clara Cape yten Sophie Ann from NswiOk
5. Hogien New-York,
DISASTERS.
MONROE jane has been received at Nor
British bark istria from hesOreans for Liverpool with
atteras
inst pieces Of her ere consisting Of %
only saved The steamship Nevada which ashore
Of Cape ate has pieces schooner represented ashore
gbt miles north Of as With both Bass Her
loading her cargo OF lumber.
Bg Rando pa u Boston FOR Cenegas laden with un
her, Cca Passage Nav 49, and breame total wreck
The saved and arrived Boston the 18th inst the bark
Dineiand from Turks Island
SPOKEN.
Jane p at 81 r. Ion "A 40 fruit schr unknown, bound for
May 3D. lat a. Ion 81 Webster Malaga bound
Boston
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WINCHESTER'S
HYPOPH0SPHITES,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
CONSUM PTlON.

WIYCHESTERS HYPOPHOsPHIrBS promptly aud certainly
all stages OF CONSUMPTION Ir IMMEDIATELY INCREASES Tax
CouGH suBDuH rHE CHILs AND FEyE
FROM sEYHN TO FOURTEEN
DAYS EXPLOITATION AND PROMOTES REFRESH
The At ONCE iSyiGoRArED the plPF
CULT EyAcuAroS BECOME
KkGULAR AND UNIFORM
In the language Of prominent physicians ALL TIE
GENERAL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A RAPlDIIl THAT
SEEMS REALLY MARVELLOUS" Attn SANE TINE rHE STRENGTH
AND APPETITE RETURN PLE AND STRENGTH
AFTER rHE EIhsr FORTNIGHT PKEsN
STRIKING IMPROVEMENT THE FURTHER PROGRESS OF TIE
DISEASE ONCE ARRESTED In single instance dnrtg
past TEN YEARS has ms remedy t1iid % accomplish az
that reasonably cTfeld Of THOUSANDS OF CON
SuMPTIVES restored hesh and valuable
lives saved by this invaluable remedy. - -. - -.
AS TONIC. INNIGORArOR AND PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
wINCHESTERS HPOPHOSPHlTBS
rs UNEQUALBD. TRY 1T.
wINCHRSTERS HYPOPHOSPHITBS BIZ OBTAINED FSos
EVERYWHERE AND FkOa the UNDER
PticEs ~ AND 81 PER THREE IS
re- CIRCULARS CONTAINING FULL INFORMATION AND
DIRECTIONS fkEB.41
j. WINCHESTER Co..
NO 30 JOHN.ST., NETWORK.
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BOOK OF
SUMMER RESORTS.
ererh.rs praised as jus. The book that Summer traveller
IN, Erening Post says:

Mr. Charles Sweese The Erag Mail has published band
ok NJ Summer Travel which only convenient In
Int contains more that will be Of travellers than any
similar book that we have maps and Illustrations
published guide book for travel on Lake Superior and In
Minnesota which is full Of interesting Information
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p1SSENcRRS 4kRLYED.

FROM HAVANA June l5-n steamship Blenls john MeNAb F.
~ Danohr Thomas JOY e John Scharan Thomas Lacy Mrs
John Lee r Ibon and wife Mrs Carses NJ Gurer Miss
NJ Loyeoy john Fogerty ~ g. and wife Ramon Alvarez Mrs
Alvarez r. BeAs H. uphf, Carlos Buttoms H. H. lla'rns d.
Sanger Francis Wilson Daniel Downing Register Andres Braces W.
Atkins r. shannon, J. Daft, g. Brewster, j. Guy
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stand be had redwood to one On passing the quarter
poe Metairie joled Red Dick and after racing along
d Of him for short distance, Red Dick dropped IN the
rear evidently having had enough The race now lay
between Lancaster and Metalrie the former OF whom
Meare after burst Of 100 yards passed him and
W &RS eafS oy Cup vu. and oneqa
miles; all ages so eDtrsuee p closed with q enthes
y Ess5, & 5 Joe ccac s
T..sP e. =. S SSSTct, csS .sis
CAPT T sOOrs'r R1S,y oessssi5ham, yrAc hnler.'
Betting to on Fanny Chsatham, to against Lscal
10 against Onward TO against Connolly, and 20 10
ngnSi Rs 8e CoGcy taxing the lead closely fol-
lowed by Local. Connolly Onward, and Fanny Cheatham
bringing up the rear. The pace made very strong
and The faYoTte did not to like it, De Courcy kept
the lead for the first threequarters OF me when the
Connolly and onward pressing him hard, and the favor
tie last evidently beat On passing the stand the second
time Local had short ead OF Connosy who was about
about four lengths in the On rounding the turn.
Connolly took the lead for short distance, but on coming
10 the threequarer pole Local again let ont and,
followed closely by Local. the three rounded the turn
into the hOmestretch in cluster These close quarters
were only Of shOrt DURATION Local crept away from
ck, and came TO the front winning good race by
length Connolly second, and Onward third, DE COurcy
beating the avorte by five lengths for the barren honor
Of t fourth aI place. =. a,Oo o. ana
Col Msp13ieI. e. UTospc. US @ b..... FIsniDsl.
:; w Weaons Jqba yrS 81 l6B'oTai'
d. ~ SasdioIa D. p L9te Yrs 70 d.
H. Dowings ch NJ Bnebsntress Yrs % tGIsy)..
Time, t:i5
Betting two 10 against Redwing two 10 one against
Jubal five TO against Lutte ly eight TO one against
Urbana and twenty to against Enchantress ON get
ting the word they went of well together Jubal taxing
the lead, RedwDg next, Lutte Urbana and Enchantress
following in the order named On rounding the turn AZ
ter passing the stand Urbana began 10 close up the gap
and passing the club house had taken clear lead OF
length with Juba second and Redwing lying up next
On again coming into sight Jubal running Urbana
very close and Luc had passed Redwing but On coming
down the home stretch the grey right away from
them and won easy by two lengths, Jub beating Lutte
by length for second place.
Fun IdPrmiGn Of $500 for three Ois mile and one
eighth
C. Loyds b. Nemesis BY Imp Eclipse. dam Eeho by Leng
Col McDan en- 6y BY brother TO Frank (ieu
NJ H. Saniuris H0tspur.. .teyNood
Bowie Halls tSaundersl
Time 2:Ol
Betting 70 agalnst Nemesls. % against Hotspnr.
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iAuuouncementAI

THE SUMNER Hat FOR GENTLEMEN.-kNoX
hiss ssud his latest work promptly to the qualification Of bis patrons
Il doe, credit his heart and becomes ayey their heads
consequently both Those who the hansomest hat
Manufactured should seek KSor No 2l2 Broadway, corner Of
HnItnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-16

Steamship Manhattan woohu Charleston June 49, pdse and
Ship Nautilus HsgaT Liverpool March o. mde June Adolf Nal
Of NewYok while frng H. fen and lost Len At
Paya ship Columbia from Liver DOL for HewYork put into Fsys IN
distress leaking badly having come in collision with Br bark which
supposed have fouudered.
BARK Canada IN CD Alicante, SPAIN April A. old rails and cOee
Bark Omyn Berry Leghor April u.s. marble end rags Le port
sehr abby Bdrsey, for SeVYork In days
Bark Vest India (Swed). Rio Japeifo Apnl a. coffee
Bmenose. Rsbe Newport Wales April railroad iron
Brig Mary NJ. Williams Foster SagGa DAYS moames Sailed In
company With bark COna for New York. seh Pathway Portland
Brig Bcnito Edgett Cardenas. 10 days. sugar
Bne G. Matthews, Los, Hondout for Newbarypor
Brig j. II. Counee, Perkins Pert johnson, for Boston
ShT Eye MaYbew. Havana days and mossseG
sCHo6gRRs-kyER coAsTwEE
T. O. Bennett Virginia. Mary Isabelle Westerly
a. b. Smith Virginia Jos~ph, New. Haven.
White Cloud MARYLAND. Mary Tiee, New. Haven.
Young TesEer, Baltimore. Tempest FeE.fSven
John Il WAY Virginia A franklin, Nantucket
A Bentley Georgetown. D. c. Silas Wright EOTSieh
A r Rowland Georgetown. Bilow, Norwich
Pel s. C. Vought, albany. Excelsior Newlondon
Editor Albany. L. O. Forester Nsw-iIAveB.
f. ~. Brazos, Philadelphia. Enterprise, Ees-Hayen
Minnie Cobb Philalei ha Angler Norwich.
Caroline knight, BizabethpOh Aune, Bridgeport
Surf Bizaheihporh Success, Providence
sunbeam RlnabethporL Mary 4 Frances, New.Hayen.
Almra Bizabethpor. Elizabeth b. Greenwich, Ct.
Justice Blzabethport War Steed Boston
Hydrangea Blizabehpor. Sedona New'liayen
Ryelyn EhIabethport X a. Johnson, virginia
D NJ seymour Troy Jennie Hall Virginia.
Minerva, Newburgh Belle. virginia
o. y. Hawey Port Johnson u. Hastings, Virginia
Elizabeth Ellen, Bondout CoWpethwst GeorgetoWni d. O.
Emma Taunton Mary \. Tbbets Virginia
Plora Haven. Medfori, New.IiaVen.
Carrie Holiness Alexandria Hertchel; heIandFa
g. Is. COnOyer PaStucket Anel, balem
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Betting 70 against Nemesis 10 l against Hotspur
10 against Frank Allen My and TO against Wiley
on passing the stand the Frank Allen ly had the lead
Wiley second, and Hotspur third, Nemesis bringing up
the under strong pull After passing the lalinile
Nemesis began to draw up, and ON rounding the turn
TONED the ruc who found the work too hot, ana the
black ly came out and won easy by lengths, the
Frank Allen flly second Hotspur third, Wiley BRING
fupu nm he rem
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TURKISH BATHs-No 10 Laight-st., New
York Houn Gents 6te8 M. aud to 0p w. Sundays from
10 IL a. N. Ladies', 10 To IL IA.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT or NRwYORK...."."...JUsE IS
ARRIVED.

Arrived.
Steamship Blense Baker Havana a days mdse aud jane
H. lat 80 lou 10 a. RECLAIMED sEna With NJ Brown bound
18th 15 lat 20 ~ Ion "a &c. passed seht ChAs Lo"ep FOL
Waldoborol bosud n.
Steamship Empire Price, Washington e., ndse and pssa
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ScnIEpAM ARoMArIC SCHNAPPs.

NITTEDAM AKOWATIE OJTTNATTo' .
The proprietor this celebrated article refers the eut medical
faculty Of the United states Tor the medicinal qualities Of bis Gin Per
using the article will have caution purchasing the whole
IDoLPHO WOLFE
Sol mpOf
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HOME NEVIS.
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THE SPRINGS.

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The rahnne sarsi

Charles II Swee,se compiled and publishes new Book Of uHH
ner Resorts which look Of refreshing promise In prospect OF inc
suty OF the dog4Ts Il contains an account Of tue P0eP
e Of the Summer tourists whether among lakes rivers aud
mountains at fashionable watering places the Interior at the seaside
the dominion Of Canals together With numerous timetables rOSe'
travel and maps The volume Of convenient size
be carried pocket and may be consulted to advantage on
orp.v ,pecay by strangers the country comprises numerous
detail, that are not found usual guebOoks especially With
card TO the character public houses and the expenses Of travelling
1T TELLS YOU ALL ABOUT
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