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The national Republican., 1861-10-16

VNTANTED.-Ana active energetic poIso
w having capilal tu0cisnt to furnish about a
dozen teams to visit enoampments will hear of
profitable agency by applying at
PHlLhARMONIC HALL,
sep28-t PsAn. avenue, near Eleventh ct.
The national Republican., 1861-10-16
Wednesday, October 10, 1851.
THE SITUATION.

~ Rs.da.g Matter o. every pase.-ss
The national Republican., 1861-10-16

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Washington Oct H. 1861.
To saue trouble TO all concerned, it is announced
that the Government has ceased to grant passes
to go South through the United States lines.
WAR DEPT, ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington, October 4, 1861.
General Orders, No, 81.
]. In the settlement of the accounts of de
ceased volunteers, the Second Auditor will
place to the credit of the man the one hundred
dollars bounty granted by the fifth section o.
the act approved July "a, 1861.
H. Captain Alexander W. Reynolds, Assist
ant Quaftermaster, having for several months
absented himself from duty, and having failed
to report, his name will be stricken from thu
rolls of the army.
By order: l.. THOMAS,
Adjutant General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
Personal Intelligence.

Gee F s. Asts Burranga family and suit Minister
Penpotentiary from Chile to the United States at
the Metropolitan Hotel
yrs. Faulkner Miss L. Faulkner Miss +. Faulkner
Nr. Z B. Faulkner, Mrs. Dallas, Miss s. Dallas, Miss
Susan Dallas Miss j. Dallas Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte. and
Dr Holland, bearer OF dispatches to the southern
couderacy arrived yesterday IN the Arago from South
symptom.
Dr Ey and T p Ives Of Providence; R. Ware, of the
United states Navy C. Boyd Of Fort Schuy Ter, and Mr
DuBarry and wife, of West Point, are stopping at the
Brevoo,t Rouse.
Co W Lander and party. and F. S Stevens OF Cali
furna George Ashley and son. Of Little Falls G. NJ.
Brown OF the United States Navy G. Robertson and wife,
of Phade Ipha; +. J. Burton, of Ithica r. Green OF
New Jersey, and Fullerton OF Vermont, are stepping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Rev C. ". Everest OF Connecticut; Don Senior
Poircse, OF Bolivar g. Pratt of Norwich A G. Hinck.
ley and WIFE OF Connecticut c. Coe, Of Boston and j.
II. Wells CT New York, are stopping at the Lafarge
House.
Jue ge Sherman, of Newburg J. Ferguson and wife and
J. Clark and wifi Of san Francisco Edward Taylor OF
Kentucky p. K Nichols aud WIFE, of Penusyl vania r.
: Denny and Wilder Dwight OF Boston Dr. Boustone, of
the s'e mi hip Great Eastern Major Herr and s. Smyth,
OF 3 n. Sixty bird regiment aud A. G Chandler and
wife OF the Hawaiian Islands stopping a. the Fifth
Aveoue Hotel.
Governor Barstow Of Providence Hon r. Wells, j. T.
Ames and Mrs Richards and family, OF Massachusetts,
Commodore lockwood, Commodore Gibson aud Captain
Cancy, Of the United States Navy; Bayard Taylor and
family, OF New Jprsey; Fargo Of Chic ago Ripley,
OF New York; A b. Cox, Of Cherry Valley A. Polak OF
Washington; q, Buckingham and wife, Of Springfield
g. o Jones, of Albany R. A. forsyth, Of Newburg; +.
r. Williams and VI. l. keny on, OF Buffalo, and T.. $. Al
VOID, OF Isdiana are stopping at The Aston House.
n. Wheeler, OF Bridgeport; r f.. Hungerford of Wa
tertown; Hon s Church, OF Albion. G. Comstock, Of
Albany; J. W. Kimbal, Of Memphis Or. Hammond, o.
The uni,ed States Army George Turnbul, OF Boston
Buffum OF Provi5ence. r ". Wasson OF Springfield;
G. Barnes of Buffalo, and Hon J. r Chandler, of Phila
telphia, are stopping at the st Nicholas Hotel.
The family of General Scott Ia in Elizabeth, N j., and
are sbovt occupying the family mansion known Gene
raj Scott s Bouse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
The old Revolutionary Soldier.

The appeal made through the columns OF this paper
few day ago behalf Of the old centenarian Revou
tiopa,y soldier Daniels has produced favor
able result The sum OF twenty eight dollars was sent
By letter this office for the relief OF M Daniels and
OF reporters yesterday handed over that amount
TO Mrs Hover the daughter OF the old soldier obtaining
the following receipt therefor
New YORK, May IA, 1851.
Received This l4th day OF May 1861, from Mr. James
Gordon Bennett the Of tvs en- yeight dollars, oelng
money subscribed the -eef OF Mr. Isaac Daniels, an
old Revolutionary colder residing at 81 Lewis street. in
the -
$as PHOEBE j. HOVER
In addition TO the above amount happy to be
able that other relief has been afforded Several
parties have vsited old Daniels and presented nm win
little articles Of food such flour porter groceries, be-
sides small sums of money amounting in the aggregate
10 something hanoseme.
The poor old fellow exceedingly grateful for all these
Of kindness AVID his vlsters with as much
courtesy and ceremony ss circumstances VIII permit de
il very feeble, not beibg able 10 walk A. all so that ne
is obliged to sit from morning till night Ia mahogany
char gazing out of the window up into the sky or
perhaps contemplating the miserable indications on
poverty tina, abound IN the locality. II Is little singu
lar that has not provided this rehc OF the
Reyoiuion with some pension, as We believe his claims
are entirely genuine
FOR THE REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT.
Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

A.. arrival OF bark Harriet Brewster, Capt Haw-
.,,s We have received advices from Havana 70 MAY O.
roe weather was very hot. Many strangers want 70
,eave but ind difficult, owing to the absence OF 'h'
regular steamers The Harriet Brewster has as pasen
gers Mr. n A. +. Curtis OF Boston, and Henry bar'e"
OF Newbaryport.
Sugars lower. Exchange dropping sixty days on new
York end Boston, per cen. discount sight ~ per
cent; money very tight ard much distress among the
commercial community.
large and extensive failure OF banking house TOOK
place on the Cd
Freshts for foreign vessels sos. SOS toFalmouth
American neglected and quote at 4os. at which rate
two ships only had been taken Coaswise to ouport
and north OF Hatteras 81 so q SIS per hid Sugar and
molasses 81 Is per ITO gallons and 81 per box Health
of tbs city good rain much wanted. Stock Of sugar
large
Tho schooner wanderer attempted to 60 to sea from
Havana May having regular clearance for Key West
but stopped at the guard ship in consequence OF
order being given year net to allow her to 90 out OF
port board had shot harbor chief the case
having been disposed time SINCE but the order
not recalled AS was brought to the notice
OF the proper authorities the American Consul had her
leased and che proceeded to Key West the same after
The United States ganboat Crusader was expected
at HAvsna the 10th to act convoy to Cape Florida
The fee. was nearly ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
TURKISH BATH IN LONDON. We learn by

TURKISH Barn IN LoyDoS.-We learn by recent advices
from Turkey that the celebrated David Urquhart has
lately visited Constantnople, accompanied by arch
tect for the express purpose of obtaining draw
ings and plans Of the world renowne Turkish baths.
His design Is to establish Turkish bath in London
very magnificent scale. For this purpts company has
already been formed, and capital of 100000 sub.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

wATERTows, n. Y. May IA, 1861.
Mitchell, the i1cendiary who broke Jail here on Saur
eay night was captured after severe struggle. de
endeavoring TO vsit his family and says II he had not
been captured. he would have had the remainder of
Adams village in ashes before morning,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
Railroad Bridge Burned.

WATERyltlX, Nc May 10, 1857.
The Androscoggin and Kennebec Raroad bridge,
the Kenpebec nj Kendalls Mills took FIRE at oclock
this evening About $50 feet OF the esst end burned
and fell into the river The loss will probably amount to
$50 600 The suppostion is that the bridge took fire
from locomotive which had lust passed with twenty
cars to convey the Bangor regimen; 10 Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
REsTAURANTS,
CrBNCEa's BIJOU pAI,cr

CrINCKRs BIJoU PALACE CONTAINS ALL TO IN
~ uHorae snd stimulate the inner man, his Liquors
sod pure fts'v cents Ns~sv o. ms 90 Ale a. farce
cens ess 70 hs lunch COUNTERS novelty in itself Moth
end Judge. aPESIkI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

Boston, May Ia, 1861.
The mails per steamship Arabia will close a. eight
O'Clock to "wednesday morning bat she will
not leave her dock until about eleven
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sTEAMBOATs.

SUsDAy BOAT FOR FORT scHUYLrR cry T3I.
IA " il. ,s 80 sshse sd sen Oh .-sE
- James street ~ $40 NJ Deancey street SO.
EIeet, s1, every sunday ''' Nv So" 'e'e"'@
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FINE ARTS.

GENERAL SCOTIA MA0EyvICEETLy E
" Portrait OF General Ecot. size l0x2A, is pubshe
BY VIRTUE 4 CO., 26 John street, New York.
Agents wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

RIO LET-A FUREIsHED HOUSE, STABLE AMI
i lots OF ground; well shaded with fruit and otis
on Townsend avenue, Clifton, Staten Island. near
bits landing Apply at 81 Merchants Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ FOB Albany, TROY. NORTH AND WEST
Spring arrangement commencing Monday, May g IaGl
rs A. NJ fat cypress train from twenty sirh p.reet
station. ~
For willamsbddge White Plains Dover Plains and All
local trains table
JOHN BUROHILL. Assistant Superintendent
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MEDICAL.

IMPORTANT WORK "A GUIDE FOR II
"A riec, Or thoee contemplating II the afflicted, &
or discesed should not marry OF adopt any trsatmsI
LANNON'S Paris. London and New York Medics
and Marriage 6uidei mailed for 81 BY 81 HARD
The doctor cures AL such affections recent or long
expeditously and privately, ~ for years past OIL /.
wsS, up stairs, from . A. NJ. to6P. NJ, also Ito
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

nR. CoRBRrr HAS REMOVED FROM 10.
II street TO 10 Centre street, near Chambers str
be can be consulted privately on certain diseases
Or. q. Is member OF the New York University Nj
lege Bee his diploma In his ofTce Private en.rs
City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

4 sTOFlEHIN0 AND MOST WONDERFUL -
-. MORROW, seventh daughter born with
gift Of foresight, tells how soon and often you
and al copcerns of life. even your very thoug
ls4 Ludlow, six doors from Houston street Gent
admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

INSURANCE..
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY "a WALL
1N street, Few York. Nay a. 1851
Az the annual election to-day the following gentlemen we're
chosen pirectors for the ensuing year.
nenry ward hidney Mason, william n Thorne,
Gilbert Davis, George n 2bitt q y gouhmsva
Ssmuei L"u- Hepry Hhsn. Gsardus Boyce
And for Inspectors of Election:
aeLIy Row las1, Ihe u n. Eci. william "a Wa,s
Also ~ su Sscquent meeting Rosri Of Dsp~tors
William s. Thor Bsq wAa esnmusy elected Prrsidsut
HENkf I, Dko VIE Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

Tt0 LET IN BROCKLYN--A FIRST CLASS /
elegantly furnished: contains fourteen rooms b
and cod water In all the rooms range &c china, 81
verwaIe, bedding, &c eight minutes wax from r
Wall stree. ferry Address Owner Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

Arrest OF an Incendfary.

r. K Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures
Cieik...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

Mt B-wHO has NOT HEARD OF tn.
~. brated Nine PxkWSTER, who he's been COZ
thousands In this and other cities with entire "a
She feels confident she has equal She tells thu
future wife or husband and that OF her visiter II
truth, give her call at Isl Third avenue above ~
street Lsdes, SC gentlemen, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

ITO LET IN RHOOELYN-A THREE STORY
i fTont House 3H Pacific street in good order
mest reasons Die terms. sppy to j. B. EAGER
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

RIO LET-PART OF HOUSE $50 FOURTH Az
4 near Twenty second strset, consisting Of Two
Rooms Apply TO j. HOPKINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
ASTROLOGY.

A BONA FIDE AsTOLO0Ysr, rnAr EVE
"A can depend on, IA Madame WILSON who te
Jet OF your visit ~ soon rs you enter her room.
Wilson Is. without exception, the greatest astrol
tver was known. She wnl invoke the pc wors Of he
full science anc tell al the events Of your past pr
future life. and will warn you Of danger aud i
Tess out of the most per,lous undertakings. Madam
also tn pr escssion Of the celebrated magic charms
Alien street, over the bakery between Houston 81
streets Charge for ladies and gentlemen afty yat
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THE GREATEST WONDER ~ THE woRLI
i young and &C ,omplished Msdams sYRok. r.
who can be consulted with the strictest confiden,
courtship, marriage sickness, inlemperance, situs
perry, &C She has also 3 secret to make You beoyt
hearts IDEAL ano bring together those long sspsrat
cence No Msnein street. corner OF East Grand
burg ferry. Ladies, Is cents; gentlemen, 90 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

ITO LET-EUHNIsHEO THE LARGE COTTAGE II
Carriage House and six handsomely shaded
sround, situated high, on the corner of Broadway a.
AIT, l57 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

HLkIRvOYANT MRS SEYMOUR MEDICAL
" voyant, Rooms 2l0h East Twentieth stree,
First and Second avenues The most critical m
business cor situations ay aud evening and perfes
ton guaranteed always, or no pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

TtO EET CHEAP-A HANDSOME COTTAGE q
i house and Stable, with large garden, cpntainir.
tar house, and any quantity OF fruit; ia s,t
Ninety fourth street. between antral PARK and II
dale road by hudson River Railroad and stag
half hour. Call at Ice West Forty fifth stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

II REGIMENT AMERICAN 0UARD-SPEcrAL OR
cer-Crders having been received from Colonel A. g.
toeburg for the immediate formation Of the
ard TO join the regiment Washington
lied sps eanPned the roll will be for signatures
the Eegimenh Arnory Centre Market every after
Soclook, and evening al ~ O'Clock equip him
self ard Join the regiment for service pro.
perry authorized officer will be In Armory to
BURG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

ISxOELLF Mt OPPORTUNITY FOR A FAMILY DEBIR
~ ing Furnish house on Staten Island It is very
pleasantly located minutes walk from either Quaran
tine Sapleton landings has ten garden and sta
BILE Rent reasonable. Address, T. t. Stspeton, Staten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

MADAME RAY, NO 200 SEVENTH AvESU
Il Tweniy y. seventh street, surprises all who visit
your very thoughts. lucky numbers Losses. Ladies
gents, Gceuts
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nR. COOPER. NO II DUANE STREET. MAY
IL suited on all diseases of q certain nstura Tw
years exclusvely devoted 10 these complaints enabf
warrant cure In all cases. The victims of mispla
dence In medical prstenders can call, With certain
radically cured, or no pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

en- FLDRIDGE STREbT-MADAMB wIDS2r
w voyant and gifted spanish lady, unveils the
OF fu'urity, love- marriage, absent friends sick
paes medicine for all diseases tells lucky numbers
loet or stolen, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

To RENT--IN FLOORS, BITHER FURNISHED
i furnisbed, ~ may be desi-r d; the rent will be
suit the times; TO small genteel families Apply in
store 8l6 sixth avenue, between Forty seventh al
eighth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

THK DWELLING, srORK AND BASEMENT
i Mercer street to let in part OF whole. to . re
tenant VIII be put In good order and rent TO suit
atairn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13

TENNESSEE SExAT.R-ANDREw JoHSsoS OF Tn
<t,,EE-Nr. Johuson's history has been a strange
"a eventfu' one. Left an orphan at an early age.
w5rnout property ami without friends, be was bound
~ a., zrnrerrlce % 70 tailor, whom he served Tor sew
- ys,r, He never attended school a LAY ia his life.
- r.irr,rc t4asht himself o. read ~ perseyering
-:,hfs .frrr lis l.'y labor upon the shop board. At
he ace cr.O ne married, ana his wife taught him t.
vr.re and cipher. Within Two years he was chosen
- o+ Graasvl.e. where he had settled after IT,
nIy:rr from lis native State. North Carolina, and
FIR vears later he was elected 10 the Legislature. In
$50 "a. the aye Il 50 lie was sent 70 Congress, where
10 rsr74iral ten wears. when be was elected Govern
nor II Teuue--e,;; and after filing the o:tee iE two
vesrs. be was chosen q Senator r the United States
IN 1851. The high personal qualities which have
rafsei Mr. johnson. in the face ofsuch Disadvantages,
from the position ola jaurneyman tailor to that Of q
Tni,eI States Senator. were >~triklng.E shown IN the
, ...-, ~. TN. Senate. where his brilliant and
.,sr~nhe,mius replies to General Lane commanded
universal admiration, while his manly ana energetic
Jrss.ss # the Union gave him a claim T. the grail
mac and esteem Of the Free States which can never
be forgotten Tritugs.
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IMPORTS.


FEgH SAs FEASC-r1-rEE e MT. J-yE o.
wlI-5H, Rraarl- = Cot bis sheet iron. - cases pie fruits.
To- hais- hay loo sucs- oa--- loo d. U1Jstp=-. 90 do harley IS
hra .ze. - O.. Hrsat. - eases - --er-- . -rs ALI-. : cs Lara.
: Do ba-ol- d.. -=.sal n.sE . p--. r--' feet ! c. F-.-ers-f
f5sls. 20 ht.f nr-s beef sos -a-s- lurs 9 Ca r. salmon. Il g cod
Esn, casks hans
C. II Lsrr.--2 90 AMI ] bale EI.e, q case paints. 500 u
shlrE--. I.sE4 30 reiEs--l flooring, 10 rl. siding. 1854 feet
retE11t llro~r- 7 pkg stencil plate I circular tE-
A-D Cart%rKht-IJ brls AMI = buvs bread. l - beef J q.
salmon, 9 cas-- =r,r1--, 80 mats nee, 80 or aat - half boxes
rzisin-. 81 -a-E- p1.ao-s-
W ". BosIe;t-2 es-e, md--, ho1rs tobacco, sui a Do; =
hoUseh1d furniture. etc
%. e. Bates cases uer-hA1tss-
y. c. Wlternar-l ca-@ dry goods
J. T. Watsrh1uss@ cass dry goods-
= H1a1ar- boxes tDE--
J " smth-2 boxes drugs
Helcbers q Col trI hide poison.
Thos Sp-uc-E- COILS l-mp cGrIagr-
p Z. -FaIdluE--J1 ca-.- Eu-
" A hfrch-5 cases li , haie- mis-.
p q. Hall case m@rrhsrl-e-
Won Hos 3 H-lcE- &C. 1ut = pEc- utse-
Tony Fu.u-l+ basket. and > - mts-. - mas u-s.
W y Lt.i-+O legs uaii-, ! c4-- hardware
- " N-ds~ bids ga p.re-, > boxes
CASTE = COIL cas m-rchaui~--
II BmluG \ -rt-l rl-- m-rrlsui-=.
Alshr- : platI-F eS-s- saddles
Robert Love- d5uEL EIs-r.
Al CartEuELr| bIsr-fr4Ea. { ,lz.. tJt4-e.
Atoms csss ur--, o. mats rice
A-h-rE-J mats E.-. j. r.s-- E.I-e.
CEla- Fat-l pa opium.
tEulE H1su--tIIf- ucr. - Dr ul--.
- HrIDsr--Z boxes ---iu@-, . -a.s- blrhEL-at elr-.
H1fschl1-ger . St1p-Ibrr-t- Gases -Tar-.
=. L lug1is-l dsu.lhl brandy.
H ". SeF-rsuse-l pEg merraatntl-e-
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y


FuEEIDs.
From SAs FFAScI=-2-peF Comet JUNE Col T J Dryer,
70. :. c omuissl1usrJ " NJ KJEI-t, ~a- auI child. 2 Patty.
Z : Holden. l.. S0ssou. ~. II Baker. S;-rr4Ee-W. Schmidt.
Z c McCani!es-. J. G. Whiteh0gse
COASTwrsE.
Per KIArEa. June a-FrUm H0HG Rev Mr. Llbrett, " 2
seal. Mr. Mott Frozs KGtr4iAas Mr. and Mrs yarizuy and
) chIIren, Tm Allen, Mr. Won Holt From LahIiHG Mr. and
Mrs Dickinson and ctfIt, Mr Unua- John Duu--I4 cabin, and
100 deck passengers
From EIo-per Set,is Merrill, June I2-Mrz Thos Spencer
and son. Thomas Thr1m. Abel Harris Charles B-fdE5 ana z5
natives on drck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

No SECESSION IL HoyoLrLv-Durin- the past
w. the crew d: the L. : snip Lancaster hive been
granted liberty ashore, and, as might lie expected
after "a confinement c: ten or twelve months GA board,
they have been h.y.n. . ricl, merry time T il.
Every man coming ashore = expected o. run the
glIu,.e- af- horseback ride, AMI Jack being Us much
on; q his element as'rlli,e a. a fish is cute; water,
"e have hal some rare exhibitions q horsemausaip
during the week. The harsss-a.te.t they are the
ksu4gt ar-eI-saem 10 know perfectly well who's
ct the r-.a-, and make no fuss a5ou, landing their
clr-a under their bows OF asieru. just - It happens.
We saw one gallant tar pick himself up five times
after having been thrown as many times from his
charger lack. lie displayed as much courage and
perseverance as IF lie had been knocked down by one
cfJs.t. Da,s' secession guns, AMI was determined 70
conquer u- de. In TO many instances, however,
JACK -FFe.rei 70 te c-rTyiug g D~ahlEgeu shot in his
cap, as he walked through the streets, giving the lie
70 th- Oh saw tuat " there's no shot 10 the locker
S,ce-s.5u.s,- among the crew are scarce, Il We may
judge Of the I.p,ny II r.se;;e= made up q blue,
white and .ei ribbons. worn by each sailor, To iuii-
cl-e t.., ice stood Erm for " Uncle sun" The Mer-
chants Exchange, which appeared to be the head
quarters Of the jolly J.y=, displayed 81 large sign over
tic cate, ~,h the agt.y
NJ Sr-s--.y.
MA. .- e's.-, Fought pr. rs vaI MAINTAIN.
IE Js.s-
Jglgiu. from appearances, money has been spent
pretty freely by the seameu, and probably few #
tLz4 viii take abroad any Of the pay they have
drawn while ia port.
>urr.,lD Rs1lc OF The L. 5. SHlr LEyANT-A
correspondent; "a, He, writes that "a large ships
ms, a.a,sl ashore. q few days since, al Eau, the
southern Tain- Of Hawaii. This mas, is said to be
- 5e- ia length, is painted white, dressed square be-
tween decks and H.- ~eyil-rrl- belonged 90 "A large
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Cover, @; NtSa|.5, p lag o: -four, ground from the
new crop 4 wheat, II the D." Maui Nil" This
sour can lie --,aiueI in Honolulu o. W. A. Allrich,
Castle 81 Cooke, :. Styi.Ee. aui \. d. Cartwright.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13

TIE OIL IAEzEr->P.m Oh continues qgief. although there
10 some Inquiry Sal-- have been made Iu tus market ~ 40
barrels, IT, three parcels. a. 81 - = EtlI--UU hrs tUr export
Whale o. - % god demand AMI We bear . th- sale ofZr5J
bbl--Iu parcels I -E-- market, % al srat--. AZ from sc o. +f.r
q gall according . quality Also 700 tL-a- Na-taI1.--ft. -
- cents All the above y for Iauuf4c-uTuz. and the marAs.
ci0ses With further inquiry within The above price,.
In Ehseh1u@. since our lat report, = -aIe has been mai. q
1000 - North We-- az 7c = -
In New IorE- TIE market las hem very quiet this week for
both oil lui bl-e-
a. &lVi = EiJ5 flr s~d body uTth ny buyers a1i sellers
Head matter dGI az ElJ+, which - aI-1 thE price % hlrc-i
sperm. since t- decline . r-HueI -p-rmaca-i- S.a-heru go
a without chang Spermac=-i continued o. arrive rather
freely from AU~r-1. aEt -h- utTs-t Wa dull AZ / -.t n j.
-, ths only h1-.1--s being fr export No trsr-art-Il. Iu
vEalehou= for he s-eA-prc = - Per la-- quotations $50 ~
600 FOR Polar $3.50 ~ -.--l-r4 l-I good uC-1t-a $50 u
E3s5-N 3 StIEzIr1. ArIIIs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13
THE AMERICAN WAR !
Papers and Magazines.
NOW is THE TIME
American or English Newspapers or

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-13

RoyAL SCHOOL NHIE.rroN-Th annual exhibition
viii tax place az the Royal School, this, Thursday
evening, st seven and ha.tc'cilch.