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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10
D g. RGSTON" = GO.

ESJUJV.R9 DRIES.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecaps, Eng
lisiI wanuts, figs, raisins, cirrants, rock candy,
oysters, sardines, alum epson SALTS roll birthstone,
sulphur, copperas madden, extract of logwood, in
digo cream tartar Soda bed cords OF all kinds, to-
bacco of all kinds, backing, batting, nutmegs, ei
gars of all kinds, ginger, race and ground, spanish
moss glass jars lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse soaps of all KINDS, starch, teas vine
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowles, JUN paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustre bonnet boards, java Coffee ink, oil
nails SASH glass, spirits turpentne, allspice, soda
pain killer, Iquorice, &C., &c, DC.
supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for salo low, by s. K. GlLBERT / Co.
iune5 No. Sycamore st.
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(s0RSV. BROOJu6. f
u TOO d6z Lesvy, for sale by
srp22 s. Z. GILBERT 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10
Cash Capital .................@5 90, 10000
Capital and Surplus, ........SS SEQ, $685. 81

Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Mer.
chandise, Mills, Manufactures, and other kinds Of
property, can be effected in this Company upon as
favorable terms as the nature of the risks and
Tity to Policy holders will admit.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION, given to insuriDg
Farm property, consisting ofDwellings, Barns, and
outbuildings connected, and Furniture, Live Stock
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, de-, &c, contained
therin, for term of years Mt Low rates of pre-
MUM.
OFFIOERS:
T. G. Allyn, Secretary. r. Huntington, Pres't.
q. C.-Eyman, Asst Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary.
D. Alexander, General Agent for tha Western
and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio.
J. Graham, Asst General Agent for the Western
and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio.
Applications for insurance may be made 10 the
undersigned. the duly authorized Agents of the
Company. A. @. HALL0CK SON, Ag'ts.
OFF1CE:- bic Hall Building, Main street.
Rug23-1yd
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PASSENG Frs.

FoRgIGS.
For SAY FRAscrsCc-per Yankee, July l7-NH ThOs Spencer
and sou, Rev C ' Anthony, wife and child, Miss Fanny Patty,
Mrs CExton, J c Spalding, d L Waterman, Dr. J Mott Smith.
Master W Hilebrand. Lieu; = Kruger, W II Rice, Miss Rice,
Miss Mslvina RowelL- " Chamberlain, Elias Young, Bertrand
Feive-1S.
For san gKAScTsco-per speeiwer, July &c Reiners, wife
and . children, D y Fhtner. Y : Pratt, Mr. Along.
From SAs Francisco en- route for HoSGEoSG-per White
Swallow, July GS-Chas II Rockwell. Mr Merrill, and Is China
men Remained a. H0noIulu-Mr James Freelaud.
For VICTORIA. y L-per Constitution. July 2+-Aifred John
son, Richard Bovden, A W Shell
coAsTEISE-
Fer KArAI-per KiIsuea, July Is-Duncan McBryte. wife
aud child, Capt II aacsf-It, Mrs Hackted. Miss Won Pastsr.
John CItanach, Chas , Hart, q X Ross, c o Cummings, Master
James Robertsou-u cabin, and 80 deck passengers.
For wIsDw.RD-Per Nettie Merrill. July ls-Mrs L Sever
aner, Luther Severance, Miss Jenny Parke. II y EDDY. J Irwin,
John n Paty. Mr. Cooper, Capt Gulck. q Ohisen.
From kGrAt-per kfauea. July 2i-Ni-s Wihier. two Misses
Armstrong, Mrs Poneruy. Chas ? Hart, q Il c Ia-raham. Jno
Ca;tanach. q X Ross, Nr BOurgeoiu-9 cabin, and 90 paseu-
gers on deck
For wrSpsAED PoETs-per kiauea, July I'll Dickinson,
Rev d Baldwin. Miss Hattie Castle, Z + Naut. Hon John u.
y GHlilant, g A Adams Durham Robinson, John e JOues-J
cabin. amt about 100 deck passengers
From KsHrLrE-per Hanoi, July 2-E 4 : Wood. Miss
Isabella Wood. SIR and Mr, Brewster. Miss TrueHiale. Peter Z
Jones. z 7 Boni, D y Merrill, = ii Boyd, AID . passengers on
deck
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Moon. phase. a. HouoIuIu, in July.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.


uly IT-Sch Settie Merrill. Gulick, from Hilo, LAupahoehse
aud Mahko, with 300 Segs and 93 mats sugar, IS
brls mOlasses. 10 bags pulu. - bags fungus, Is
hrdr-, so gUst skins. ! bags coffee, / lag arrJgrOOt,
2 cases pine apples, = c. mdse- Pas-engers-20
natives on deck. Left at Naliko-Mr and Mrs
Brewster, Miss TruesiaIs, X A ; Wood and Miss
Isabella Wood
Is-Sch Mnikriki- Napeia. I'm Kahuui. with 81 brS beef.
10 brs potatoes, . bags -four, and a lot of native
freight
I9-Seh RekauIuohi. Narcnant. from Rau and Kona, with
81 bales pull, 10 bags fungus, 10 hunches bananas,
Is sale. leather, 1000 eocpauuts, 1000 prne-apples,
}! hogs, l cord wood cabin and 80 deck pas
seugtrs-
sO-Seh Go ahead. Clark, I'm KaHhiWni. with 5 cris wood.
2O-Sch Warwick, John Bull, from MCIosai, with native
freight.
9O-Sch Quren. frum MolOkai, with island produce.
2t-Sch NofSahine, kuheana, from kolOa and Nawiliyii,
with I0 Lris m0las-es, 30 pigs, II hides - goat
skins. II bags fungus, 20 bdls tobaccO-O deck
ps-s-uzsrs-
ai-sch kamrhameha ". White, from Hanalei, with Is
cords wcod and loo keys sugar
2s-Sseam.r Eiltuea. BerTin. from Kauai. with 2S2 kegs
AMI Is mats sugar, 100 brs molasses- ! kegs butter.
3 head cattle. / horse. and lot Of native freight
23-Am clipper ship White swallow. EIery, Is days
from San Francisco, with l. = mail anchored
outside. and sailed aga n next day for China
ZJ-Sch HANOI. shepherd, fruH Kshului, with $50 bushels
wheat, ITO keys sugar- Is nts mOlas-es, IS bags
fungus. and other native freight
23-Seh K-odi Ana Bingham. from Anahola, with 10
cords wood.
g3-Sch NolcSai, Jim, I'm KaIhI~ai. with 10 cords wood.
2&-Sch ODD EeIIov. Garbage. from Haualei, with SIS
mats SUGAR, - blrres molasses, 20 cords wood
Pa--eugers-Geo. Thomas, Mr Hunt, and , natives
on deck
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FOREIGN OFFICE, July II, 1857.
SIR BY order of His Majesty the King, l hereby
notify you that Konia. the widow Of Paki.' and
granddaughter of kalaniopuu, who was the King of
Hawaii ut the time of Captain Cook, and who is men
toned by the latter under the name Of Tereeoboo,
died on the 2nd instant; and further that John Young
(Keoni Anal SO long Kuhina Nui,'' afterwards
Minister Of the Interior. and latterly Chamberlain 10
His Majesty, died on the 18th Of this month.
These heavy bereavements have involved their
Majesties the King and Queen, ;he High Chiefs, and
His Najesjy's Ministers in deep afiiction.
have the honor TO be, Sir, Your most obedient
and humble servant. L. c. WILLIE.
e Paki was a very high chief, being a near kinsmau Of Kane
hanehl III.
-COmnUEi~utsi.
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Foreign Missions.
HoxoLrLr. July %. 1851.

HoSoLULU, July %. 1851.
Mn. EpIroR In view Of the deficiency IN the
receipts of the American Board of Commissioners Tor
Foreign Missions. the current year. n benevolent
gentlemen has proposed to be one OF ten or twenty
TO make up the sum Of one or two thousand dollars
for that institution. Who will respond to the can;
The undersigned will be most happy to record the
names Of parties who may feel inclined TO do So OF
n receive their contributions in any way most
agreeable 10 them. Resp. Yours,
:. \. CASTLE,
Ag't A C. F. VI.
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FOREIGN OFFICE. 18th August, 1857.
SIR BY order Of the King. | have the honor 10
make known TO you that the Funeral of His Excel
lency John Young, who has been successfully Cover
nor of Maui, d" Ruhina Mn" President of the
House o: Mobiles. Minister OF the Interior. aud Cham
berlain TO His Majesty, will take place from his resi-
dence, on Sunday, the 30th instant, AT > p. VI.
The deceased vas the son Of Mr.. John Young Of
Lancashire. England, who was a flvorite officer of IA
mehlmeha LIST; he was born AT kiholo, Hawaii, on the
18th Of March. 1910, and died, suddenly. from con-
gestion Of the lung, on the 18th of July, 1857.
The mother of John Young was Mary kaoanaeha,*
the daughter OF kalkOkalani, who was the daughter
of Observation-Disclosures who was the daughter Of
KaeIeokalani a direct descendant of keawe, the an
ceStor of the Royal line of K~amehameha.
The grandfather of Mr.. Ioung's mother was third
in descent from keawe, aud a younger brother Of
|.
john Young was the Uncle of Her Majesty the pre-
sent Queen.
| have the honor TO be, Sir,
Your most obedient, humble servant.
Il & WILLIE
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DEPARTURES

Iuly lam hart Yankee Com Patty, for san Francisco
ls-Sch Odd Fellow. CsuiaEe- for IaIalei-
ls-Steamer Niau-a. Berril- fr ports on Kauai.
i9-Sch Nrtte Merrill, BOrres, for Lahaiua, kohala and
Hlo-
I0-sch Moikeisi. Napeia. for Lahaina and kahului-
Gam ship SpeuiweiI. Chadwick for san Francisco
22-Sch Gc-ahead, Ciark. for Ksihivai-
2I-SSh Kekaulunhi, Narchant. for Lshaina. kona < Kiu,
with 3 cabin and about 90 deck passengers
22-Steamer kfauea, Berril. for Lahains, HlO and other
~intward ports
23-Sch Noiwahine. Euheana. for Nawiliwii and k0loa-
23-Sch k~ameham-ha, White. for Hanalei X NavilIrih-
23-Sch war~ick. John Bull. for MoIokai
Gam hsrkentine Constitution, Foster. Cor Victoria and
Port Townsend
go kanoi. shepheri. Tor LahaIna and kahului.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports

An. bark Comet, smith. wouId leave san Francisco about July
25-dre here Aug. 8 TO To-
An clipper ship Moonlight, Breck, would leave san Francisco
about August l.
British tarS Thomas Daniel, 20 sail from Liverpool on the Goth
June, with an assorted cargo TO JsniOn, Green X Co.
Hav. schooner Lihoiiho, Goddard, from N'keanfs lsland-due
in all August
Am ori=antine Morning star, Geet;, from Micronesia-due
about sept l.
TIE Hanoverltn brig Schwinge. Capt. KokemuIIer. 100 tons
capacity. left Hamburg April - with an assorted cargo to
Hackfeii & Co
Am clipper ship kadEga, Burie,t. sailed from Boston for Homo
lulu May lst. With cargo assorted merchandise To c. Brewer
kCo-due sept l to 5.
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EXPORTS

For SAS FEsNCsCo-r@r lauk-e. July I1-l55- Es-- ard
10 mats sugar. ~ bT- and 2O4 Pkgs moI1-ses. S. casks COCOA
nut OIL lIs bales TulI. i coils oarlaEs. 2ia hii--. ! hi sheep
skins. , cases and ! TGE Ui--. 8 u-t- cDcIauuts, o ct-as empty
but;i-s. ] hri lemons 3 pcs leather hose, > t=n-ria bali, ] box
American fagz-
For >AS FEsSI-cp-per Sp@eiweu. July 42-I3SJ and ~
mats sugar, Il pkg moiass=-, 80 hal,- pIIU. 4 bales fungus,
. tr- tail1E. 10 uri- Tar. 9 casks uy-t-. 3 3D.. iron hoops. J. DO
heals al itl- -h1Ds-. 20 b0N.- bread. = $50 hac- -alr, , boxes
mf--, : dozen t1gEie irons, 1.1Zy c1c0augt-. ] case gIr. ] case
whisky. = horses
t1r Nlnr0sia. P1E1 T1T-FSD and TEEEAIET-I-r Con-tit1-
tI0n, Jry 2+-rs+ key. and IL bsg- sugar. IS pigs moH-s=,
Loo boxes nap. ; hai-~ PUN. = sacks Indian corn
For HOSgz1yg-f-r WttsSuaurx- JlIy +-Z5sh--sI-.l
~ fungus Nafg--SlZ-5 IS.
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CIRCULAR.

As sent to all the Kings Diplomatic ami Consular
Agents serving abroad, and all Foreign Diplomatic
aud Consular Agents residing III Honolulu.
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS,
City of Honolulu, 18th June, 1856. !
SIR Il have the honor 10 make known 10 you that
the King was married on the 18th instant to the Lady
Emma Rookie, the adopted daughter of DR.. Rookie.
She is the daughter Of the Chief Naea~ 10y kekela,
the daughter of the celebrated Englishman John
Young, and If the high female chief Kaoanaeha.
Her Majesty Queen Emma is well fitted by nature
and education to add lustre TO the Throne, to "A share
on which. the King has elevated her.
The young King and Queen are very popular with
all classes of natives as well as foreigners.
have the honor TO be. Sir,
Your most ~obedient, humble servant,
X. {. WILLIE
The Chief Naes was = lincal descendant from the aucieu,
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stand against the Government. Kentucky-nO-
bic old kentucky-has never wavered in her al
legiance, and little Delaware Vrudently followed
her example. If all this has been achieved
without striking q serious blow. for what may
We not be prepared before the campaign i
brought To a clOse2 More than half the battle
has been already won. We hear no more Of the
ooasting ana highfllutin Of the rebel leaders.
All they want now j. 70 be d. let alone"
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LECTURE ON MALAYSIA!

HHR. GIBSON. At THE URGENT RE-
We quest Of many residents uf Honolulu, will deliver a
course Of three lectures on MaIaysia' the first on Tuesday
Evening. July so; the second on Thursday, August ]; and the
third viii be announced at TIN close of the second
The following are a portion Of the topics t' he discussed:
The Western Asigic origin of the Malay race.
Ancient intercourse with Nalys; Of phpuicians, Greeks,
Arabs. perSiags. and other nations.
Malay mi.ra,Ius. c'nIueSt- ald Dominion
Diffusion Of the Malay tongue gui dialects
Social life, remarkable position Of women. dress. marriage
Cer-moui-s. hab.tatDu-, &c
buddhism, Brahminism, and the
ancient ilolatry.
Marvellous ruins Of ancient religious edidces-
Remarkable surersttious of certain races
Portuguese discoveries. conquest. and dominion.
Francis Xavier. Albuquerque aud Gaivau-
Dutch conquest, and present policy, and jurisdiction
Present condition and resources OF the Malay Archipelago.
Collie la Java, pepper ia >Imttra, cloves In Moluccas, and
the various products and cultures uf Malaysia
The aliujtes between Malaysia and Polynesia.
The origin Of Hawaiians traced 10y customs and comparative
philoloEy.
The subject throughout will he inerspersed with details of the
actual observation and personal incidents Of the lecturer IN the
Indian Isles.
Single Admission. 81 tor the course. -
TCkcts go he obtained at Mr. Whitney Book store
Honolulu. July %, 1851. 250-2t
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LECTURES on MALAYsIA-At the special request
of several Of our citizens, Capt. Gibson has consented
to deliver a course Of three lectures at the Font Street
Church, commencing on Tuesday evening next, July
80. Our citizens will thus have an opportunity sell
dom afforded to them Of obtaining An account OF this
comparatively unknown but interesting portion OF the
world, from one who has gained his knowledge by
personal observation. We trust our residents will
not fail TO improve the opportunity Of enjoying 4 lite
rary treat, rarely presented. See advertisement
writes that " the Comet was first seen at Hanalei.
Kauai, at 81 p. VI. 1t appeared to be a star Of the
first magnitude. about 20 degrees above the horizon.
The tail appeared TO be at least go degrees in length,
leaving some 10 degrees from q perpendicular towards
the East. On the whole, it was the most splendid
Comet that these Pacific Islands have witnessed the
past twenty-three years"
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saw FRANCISCO MARKET.

Our adviees % The market are 70 July 5. In our I,aiinz sta
pies, no special changes are noticed, most article. being in FAR
supply
FLorz-saIes o. FIRST quality, 90 50 to 81.
srslE-4+5 half bris :. l. soil, June %, At auction at 7ic n
&c y n Eastern crushed. IZ!c.
NoLAss2-2I brls :. l., a. suction, soI foe &c a 2I!e per
Kailou-
PULC NO change, lic-
CoSsEs-saIes Rio. at I7.e 100 bags ;. l., e1 Mary Ellen,
soLd At Iofc p IL
CoEx--aI-s % white California IE- to lie = II.
POrATOEs-Sass q new crop AT 81 10 y 100 tbs
OsTOss-ICO sacks sod az al = 100 r.
TrRrESTsE-SO eases. NJ 80 - gallon
KGcE-2sO mats China sold at 81 20 a : $50.
LrasER-D-ctn-d. Oregon. rough, by the cargo, Sl65 red
wood, SIS. shingles. 81 so "a Is.
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\ NEW ScHo0NER-A little clipper schooner was
launched last Thursday. She was built near the
ial. and it vas with considerable difficulty she was
got into deep water. She is % feet on the keel, and
56 feet over all 4; L feet beam depth Of hold, ! feet
: inches. and about 10 tons register. She looNS
something like the .NJi5citi. but appears 10 be
rather sharper and if We may Judge from appear
ances. she will run pretty close TO the nNIuciole
.Nttre. This little craft, which has a striking ana
beautiful model. was built by Nessrs- FREDERICK
Sturbeck X Alexander Smith, and a more staunch'
handsome and serviceabIe vessel IF her size has not
been launched before in these waters. She has been
named the Hannah, and when com Pleted, IN ABOUT
4 month, will problbly be employed As a coaster.
The NErruE MgRRuL-We hear that there has been
4 partial change in the ownership Of this fine schooner,
and that Capt. Borres. who rau her with 50 much
credit during the first nine months Of her being put
INFO the coasting trade, took charge Of her again yes
terdav on her trip to windward, and while 1t Is hard
70 presume that more can be done than has already
been accomplished in this decided favorite "ka
Neke, we feel safe in saying that If il is 20 be, Capt.
Borres i the man for the occasion. "-PoiyaeSiGR'
b The clipper ship Don Quirots was to sail from
San Francisco about July II, for Hongkong. She
refused 10 take passengers for Honolulu, and proba-
bly, will refuse to bring the mail Of June Dist. which
would arrive at San Francisco July Ii, N time for
her. Capt. Mott said that il ne passed Honolulu in
the daytime. he would stop and leave papers. We do
not look for another mail till the return of the Comet,
which, however, had not arrived over up 10 July 9,
then fifteen days out.
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SILVER MTSISG IN BRITISH CoLUMBL-SOme interest has
been created regarding these recently discovered mines. The
British CoIoHist o. a recent date, says
Silver mining promises to become a leading feature in the
Industry e British Columbia. Already two companies are en-
gagged in prospecting their claims. one il near Fort Hope the
other, THE British Columbia ami Vancouver Island silver
Mining Company - II work on the shores Of Harrison Lake,
about 20 miles below Port Douglas 80 far as the latter COM
pany have advanced, the Indications are Of the most favorable
Character The deeper they desc~nd into the vein, the richer
are the specimens found An assay made by Marchand - Co,
under the inspection Of a Committee appointed by the British
Columbia and Vancouver Island Silver Mining Company, yield
ed at the rate Of 35 ounces % the ton Of 2OOO pounds. The
assay was made In the fsirest manner. When it is recOllected
that the assay Of the Harrison Lake lad il only made from ore
taken out at a few feet below the surface OF OutcrOppings, it il
TAI. 10 conclude that the farther down the vein il followed the
richer Will be the silver ore. such is said 10 be an invariable
rule IN the Mexican and South American silver mines, and It's
said % have been verified already by the company at work on
Harrison Lake Consequently III a few months We shall not be
astonished II called to chronicles assays yielding 81 900 or SI,5OO
10 the ton
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Magazines.

Fort Street Select School.
vsNHE FIRST TERM OF THE THIRD
a YEAR Of this Institution viii open on Monday, August .,
1861. In order to simplify the classification of the school IN
structiln viii. for the present. be- limited 10 tile primary branch
-. Parents desiring their children TO commence a systematic
and continuous course Of education. are advised 20 have thcmJpfn
the classes formed atEhe beginning Of the var. No deduction
made Tor tuition, except in C.se Of sickness.
J. 4. BREWSTER,
2-O-2,- Principal.
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Your most Obedient, humble servant.
X. c. WILLIE.
CIRCULAR.

The grandmother Of Queen Emma, who. consequently, is Of
the blood % the ancient Kings Of Hawaii, and u the same an
cestry with the Royal line Of kumehameha.
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Honolulu Free School!

FHNtE HoNOLI II FIR BE CEIOOL WILL
be- re-'peued on Monday Next. at @ O'Clock, 4. NJ,
1T which time. all pupils belonging. 20 tle school are requested %
he present. The school will ia future be divided, the larger
boys and girls viii continue under the charge Of Mr. Iugraflm.
and the smaller clilIr-a viii bee placed under the care NJ Miss
Armstrong, who has been engaged for the primary department.
A few more children of foreign parents. can De taken IN this
school by making Application TO Nj Iu--aham. 1T the school
house. or 20 the undersigned J. FULLER.
Honolulu. July -. l,Gl- 21O-lt School Superintendent.
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EIRCELAE

The Chief Naea was . lineal descendant from the ane.eu,
kiu-s Of Hawaii.
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Notice !!
HoNOLELU sTEAM FLOUR VIII Co.

P"phe.ors-G. P. JUDD, :. sAvIDGE, and c. H. LEVERS
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- The old friends Of Capt. Holt, formerly Of the
whaling bark Dcia,rare, will be glad to hear Of his
whereabouts. By the following, it appears he is of
for the wars
STRONG APpoINrNENr-Capt. Strong Holt, of
New London, Conn, has been appointed sailing
master OF the frigate .uiaEcsota, now at Hampton
Roads, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Capt. James ". Williams, formerly Of the whale
ship Gil HopI1aa. has also Joined the Navy as
sailing master Of the L. :. steamer SaHtes. Both
these will make excellent pilots on theSouthern coast.
ARRIVED HoME-The passengers VINO lef, Homo
lulu in the Comet, April 10, arrived at New York,
June >, all well.
The comet can still be seen every evening, ii
rectly over, and in 4 line with, the handle Of the
pipper, Us " tall shortening each evening.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-20
THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
h Z r r Il c O.,
N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS

N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
THE DAILY EXCHANGE printed clear white paper,
and with Dol and distinct type, which is constantly
newed thus offering merchants and others making
ots columns peculiar advantages the conspicuous and
attractive display OF their advertisements which n con-
necon with its already large and steadily increasing sub
scrpton list makes it tie most desirable medium
vertisng presented to this community
"NO EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to fur ish
the readers of THE EXCHANGE with the prompt full
and authentic intelligence upon ell of public INT
est, domestic foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF THE DOM STIC
MARKETS it has established for itself reputation which
lusnes the merchants OF this city in recognizing it
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all Those subjects in wi ch
their business interests nvoved whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics of the day under
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests of commerce and the of the markets
so constantly and intimately affected by aspect OF po
cal affairs throughout the world that Journal which
aspes to be thing than commercial report
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