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LOOKING OUT PoR No. l, Ell ?-The editor =, u.
PolyResian calls " the attention of the Legislature,
the fact that in this country there is as yet no p,o,;
sion made for insane people" Very true. ii 8
measure greatly needed; and the suggestion is y,rv
timely, for no one will probably stand more IN NEED
of some provision of the sort than our cotempor,r,
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- By some unaccountable error. the wbhas,,.
Express bag of California newspapers of two or thru.
dates, and probably other mail matter, were m, on
board the ship Phantom. which had not sailed vhs,
the Speed'ceH left San Francisco. Very few leue,
and papers have been received by the bark. cnusp,
much disappointment.
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~ We are indebted to A J. Cartwright, Iso
for papers by Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express. Al.O,o
Capt. Patty for papers and memoranda. and to Messr.
M'Ruer & Merrill, and c. W. Brooks & Co.
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DEPARTURES .

Jise Sch Kanoi. Shepherd, for IAhaIna and Kahului.
sch yIsisshue, kuheaIa, for Nasiiwii, kolOa and
Wtim-a-
Sch Jclnneft.. Green, fr Naliko.
9-Obleaburz hcm brig Emma. Bunjs. for fongsnn-.
0-St=smrr Kiisuss. BerdIL, for LIhsinI, kpna and
other ~iBl~ard purts-
a-Ssh Hannah, Antoine, for Iahaina and IIio.
Sch kanrhameha ", Morse, for Lalain1 = haispD-
I-po-
o-sch snuHs Poke, Wilbur, for Lahaina-
9-Sch Mara, Crane, fT Lahsnx, IIiIo anil Puna.
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yn uoxexoxs-rer Euus. Jure $50 bags sInSls, = bris
~ 2 boxcs OIL eorper, 8 40 shaFk-hns, : do mise
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The LcgiSluturc.

Our Legislative report this week Will be found
very interesting. a considerable space is still
occupied with petitions, but as the time for their
daily acceptance has expired, they will be in
future restricted to Mondays, thus taking up less
Of the time of the House. \ number of claims
against the Government have already been pre-
sented, some of which have been thrown out,
and Others recognized. The claim If any one
for money justly due from the Government to
him ought To be settled whenever it is found
correct, but the principle of paying interest on
such claims ought not 10 be established, unless
there was an agreement to pay interest at the
time the debt was contracted. We notice that
On one claim, partial interest is allowed TO the
claimant.
Quite Il number Of bills have been brought up
before the House, some few of which have been
passed, but more have been rejected. \ new
steamboat monopoly has been presented in place
of that to which we referred last week, and with
the subsidy clause omitted. The new bill has
passed the lower house, and will probably pass
the Mobiles.
The appropriation bill came up for discussion
on Monday last, and has occupied most of the
time OF the House since, with, however, very
little progress thus Ear. As presented by the
Finance Committee, it was greatly improved
over what it was as sent in by the Minister of
Finance and could it be passed in that form, or
with some very slight changes, not increasing its
aggregate, it would unquestionably be very
popular with the people, and fully meets the
present wants of the nation. The following
items have been approved and passed
CIVIL LIST.
For His MaieStvfs pr;vy Purse and Rov,I State S2t cno
For His Royal iIighuess the Prince OF Hawaii ......... 1000
Prince L. kamehameha. ..... 5000
$4,000
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
For Chief Clerk of Interior Department ..-..........s4OO0
For second Clerk 1000
For Messengers and Watchmen S32
For Governor Of Oahu { 600
OF haui HOO
of Kauai. 1000
For Governess OF Hawaii -. 1,GOO
For Clerk Governor of Oahu 500
of 500
ol KAUAI 500
" Governess Of Hawai-. 1900
For Surveying 500
For Fire Department, Honolulu Observation-Disclosures. $500
debt due March 30, lS62......... 1000
For Salary OF Marshal. 6,OOC
For Sheriff of Maui said Sheriff To perform the duties of
Postmaster, Collector Of Customs and Harhormaster,
Clerk Sheriff of Maui 600
For Sheriff OF Hawaii said Sheriff to perform the duties
of Postmaster. Collector Of Customs and iorbOrmaster,
5000
CLERK Sheriff Of Hawai-. 500
For Sheriff Of Kauai. 1000
For Suppor- Of Prisoner. 5000
fnr lHlrr Dah Iisp > 4nn
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Sb5=s' S1aiH

roz s,< FHAs~rsco-perfYankee s iuriay, 10 A. L..
bon NIczoSEsA-T~r Nd aiGg star, "Wednesday mkt
For LAaa<s-p~r KsmnI friday.
foz KoSA-H~r Maauok5Gai, about Saturday.
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Special 0Otitts.
STENCIL PLATEs.-The u,dc

STENCIL undersigned /.
now prepared TO fill all orders for Firm Plates, Plantation Phss
Case or Bale Places on short notice. an orders left IT A n
Cartwrights Grocery and Feed Store, will receive PROMPT arpu.
ion. 30s-3m TUoS. G. THRUM
q AT. * a. M.-LE PROGRESS De L'OCEGSE Loaet
wv No. 12i, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme COM.
w cl of the Grand Central Lodge Of France, working IN
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wee
nesday nearest the full moon Of each month. at the old Lodrs
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invisa
to attend.
August Is l3o7-3ml P. c. JONES Secretary.
Ca n rs THE
merits Of DIR. HOSTETTER'S T0NACH BIrTERs. Viii.
it is highly paistable as a beverage, it is unequaled as s tonic
and invigorator. In the pursuit Of fortune at the mines. uuy
persons are exposed to the attacks Of complaints Of the digestive
organs, aud Of various kinds of fever. IL is the very article thzs
has so long been IN demand at The mines. It, daily U.s. viii
restore she tone Of a derangel stomach, impair: fresh vitality 70
the digestive functions, and cheer the spirits. Yet the Bien
is the safest Of all s.imulants. let the miner who is exposed to
hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply Of The
genuine Hostetter Bnters, aai he viii find il a Certain safeguard
TO health.-SOld by Druggists and dealers everywhere
3i2lm
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BORN.
DIED.

Ia noaa'a'a Nay Is, to 'a- vie Of NF. Alex csH5ss7-
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NOTE OF THE WEEK.

Dull TIMEs.-Our country subscribers can judge
of the dizziness reiguing in the metropolis. from the
paucity of items. Our harbor is almost Deserted
the arrival and departure Of the regular dispatch
packets being all that can confidently be relied on to
break the monotony in our foreign trade, while
coasters are becoming, from frequent wrecks, so scarce
that the Steam Navigation Company will not long
require a monopoly nor any special privileges TO gain
the coasting trade and travel. In town. the Legisla.
ture is talking over salaries and budgets, the lawyers
are all in a middle among themselves, and everybody
else has little or nothing to do; no wonder then that
lawsuits are the order of the day, or that ~neighbors
should vex neighbors, or that threats ef impeach-
ment of ministers should be seriously talked Of
no wonder that such things should occur when
everybody is idle, and the dust and dirt are flying
about in everybody's eyes. But seriously, if the
SpesdlCeU don't come soon, we shall all have TO
a. sleep on pickets." Dame Partington facetiously
inquiries of Ike and one of the returned volunteers
how the thing is done, for in her opinion its worse
than sleeping on q post. Poor old Dame, she's
always in trouble; so are our lawyers, and those who
look to them for help.
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ANOTHER SCHOONER LosT-The schooner Reoni
ina, {John Young,) which has long been engaged
in the coasting trade, was lost at Mahinauli, near
Waimea, Kauai, on the 9th of May She went onto
the reef, probably having stood too close in shore,
and after a severe humping, was lifted over it by
the breakers, sinking in deep water. She had on
board 20 head cattle, about 80 of which were lost,
with a variety of other native produce and goods.
This schooner belonged to Rkeke, a native, who
owned the .Nargaret and Kjnooie, both of which
were also wrecked while he was owner of them.
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ACCIDENT AT THE PALI-On Friday evening last,
a foreigner in the employ of Mr.. II. H.. Sawyer, was
ascending the pail road, riding a horse anu leading
another horse which was loaded with butter. and
fa>tered 10y n rope TO the pommel OF his saddle.
When near the top of The road, and just as he was
turning into the valley, a whirlwind, frequent in that
locality. struck them, and carried the loaded horse
over the prccipice. The rider, feeling the rope sad
denly dawn taut, sprang from his horse, just in
time 10 save his life. the loaded animal dragging
the ether with him. both being killed in the fail.
The 2recipice here is several hundred feet. almost
perpendicular, and travellers in passing this spot,
should keep close to the inner wall. avoiding the
outer edge of the road.
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Couldn't SroP-A large clipper. supposed 70 \
the Washington, Capt. Colburn, passed this nor,
Sunday afternoon, under q press Of canvas. a, ,..,
II miles from the land. The Washington !, rat,
at 1925 tons, and was advertised for Honsko,,
Capt. c. was evidently afraid Of losing the wind .
he approached the shore, which, however. wouls ~.
have been the case. We dispatched a boat. hu, !,
was unable to reach her, and no communica,io0 ".
had with the ship.
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- The Morning Star sails next week, probably
on wednesday, for the Caroline Islands.
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ron MICEoNEsIA--tn several Of our L..
MIA exchanges, we notice that efforts nrs hi; "I-
10 raise 81 fund TO purchase n small vess.I
licronesisn mission. The .5lloxiug item wip.~,"e
it. The effort was probably started a, the
ton or desire Of Or. Gulick, who was lec,pr;..s
i: the latest dates. So far as We en- learn |ae
jrct is a commendAble one. as that mission h.. f'-
felt the need Of such n vessel. and We ,rr.,
prove successful va
NEw MISSIONARY ENrERPRIsr-t rropo~,;..
on foot among the various Christian cb-.t'ua IS
raise by ten-cent contributipus the fan5s = 70
Building Of a yacht to be employed as an an,i - us
the Missionary brig Morning Star. TO- 10
among the Micronesian Islands. which P!hg
built by funds collected in a similar mann. sas
Atlantic States. The cost Of a yacht Of ,he i ne
capacity proposed Is estimated at 81 OAO - Aua
which il is proposed that the coniribu,i,ps sb.n "ess
from the Sabbath Schools thr0u ghout the S,a,a 'o~
the school contributing the largest sum D.. en,;,i Sd
give the vessel a name and make a ,resprts,;"-"lto
to The Hawaiian Society for the use in,enaoi ~
movement has been started in Stockton. tbs
CATION Of the Presbyterian Church ON l,s, S"s,1e'
evening having contributed a plate collec;io, 10y -
ing 10 $3.50 } as an initiatory gif. which shonis
sist the Sabbath School children without remov$.Is
from their hands. 4 united effort Of the s,hs"
throughout the State would edec, the ohisc, SasN9A
-SiOckfoH INDEPENDENT
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EMORANDA.

II Ship 1Hais Kim5aH, Marsh, anchored of this port on
Thursday las, from Ota-o, View Zslland, bound to Victoria, v.
I, with IS p1ssepg-rs-stopped here FOR fresh supplies. She
pat into T,hfti, and remained there four days On sighting
tssss stands, she was b~cslmed four more days Deiucting
e.ht days d-,euitsu, sine maie the passage TO Honolulu in IL
sailing days
NE<casTLE, Feb. I--krriyed hank Vile, o. g keyte, master,
frssa Sydney. To brad ir Adelaide
VESSELS IN P~ORT-JCNE IL.
am bark SreeIwer- Commodore Patty.
An bark YANKEE, Cfaxton, for san Francisco
Am Missionary packet Morning star, Gyl-tt-
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Total government ""Es' -----.---------s->N4
The above is | liberal estimate for the customary
wori row re-I'red by the government. though
4 ,ae lime -, tender of the publisher of this
Yaper : = mi ~ 1858, it would not have COW
red l.. ~os.. NJ GO not object u the contract
pri,., if tie govern ment and the Legislature are
sati-f=i, :Dr printers should be at least as well
paid H. Others for their sci vices but we do object
to the loose terms in which the contract has been
drawn up and now stands, ana we wish to call
the attention of the Legislature to this subject,
to rectify its faults, if such are found by 1t to
exist. We contend that the present one-sided
contract should be sec aside and replaced by one
which shall embrace the following points:
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ensuing year

Mrs S. c. Damon, President.
Mrs. ". Aldrich, } Vfce Presidents.
Mrs. Is. F. Snow,
Mrs. l.. Smith, Secretary.
Mrs. j. w. Austin, Treasurer.
Miss Alice Brown, DirectreSS.
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TEE NAsrKL ORIEz--Ths bark "
purchased at Ihiz port some tins Ia
skinner, (Eho Is now in Taunton jIilL
Scott as y slEyer,) l. reported rs N
English mau-cf War AZ Lagos, on the 4
pscion u being engaged In the slave
isctel that tn. Manuel OTfez vas q
there b1afled for the cast ~ Africa on
ez-- She vas seized ut the slime, but 3
that she bal been transferred to the
po--,i b was sent out 10 buTcha--
Margaret Scoff. Th-r- Is an incr-a4
trade since the withdrawal e Sur eruis
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Died.

Died.
BrRNEr-in Jersey City, on Saturday, July 10, ELIZA
BAH, wife Of thaea Barnoti, aged 10 years months
The r.iave, and friends Of tho family ara respectfully
invited 70 attca the funeral this (Taesday)
hafpast three O'Clock from St. Paula Methodist Fpisc,.
cal church, South SIKH street, Jersey City, wlhpu,
Hrcn-M Poushkeeps'c on Sunday, July 20, Epwasp
" H. PKcu, in tie Ill year Of bis age.
BERrROs.-in Newark ". j., on friday July IS, Mrs.
BERIacs, o. congestion Of The BRAIN aged 80
years and months
Nevburg papers plssse cory.
CAyFuiD.-On sunday evening, July 20 GrorsY frTgRY
con 81 Henry aud Mary Il Canaed, eyed months aud
days
at two clck from the residence Of his parents No al
Taylor street, Brooklyn,E d.
tRAsr--Cn sunday, July 20, cnIRIEsrr1A E. youngcs.
daughter Of Palmer and Margaret b. Crary, aged months
Tha relatives and friends OF the family ars Invited 70
attend the funeral tbs (Iaesday) Afternoon al half sst
ihreo O'clock from Edgea aer chapel, N. j. Boat leaves
Spring street o, two O'Clock
CorLiys On sunday, July 30 after short but severe
illness Jony fIsSRY Coiiss 10 the 10th year OF his age
The friends aud ncIiaintaneos of the family are re
dcnce Of hs parents AS Union avenue Brooklyn. f. 10
this Cfuesday) Afternoon, At Two O'Clock.
Buffalo papers please copy.
CARRoLL.--On Eondsy, July 81, PATRICK CARROLL, a
native Of tho county Kilkenny, Ireland.
The friends and relatives are invited 70 attend tho
funeral On Wednesday from his ate residences No 200
Jay street, Brooklyn.
DAY--A. New 'Dm..s N, N. i , on Sunday, July 20,
ELIZABETH DAT, 10 The S3l year OF her age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend tue funeral this (fucsday) after
noon at two O'Clock from the residence u her son. Cor
nelius Day.
FaHts-suddsnly, on Monday morning, sAxrxb EAsts,
aged n years
Notice Of the funeral will DO Published In to- rnorrcws
paper
GnuGAS. Killed, In the battle or Galnes Hi w on
Friday, June q, corporal LUXE GLi1GAs OF Company r.
Fifth regiment N. Y. " Quryss's zouaycs) in ths 22d
yoar Of his age.
Htcgs--Un saturday evening, July 10, after avery
short ncss, EowgSA A., vie Of Isaac Hicks, aged "a
years.
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CLEARED.
sieamshin Champion. Wilson. Aspinwsll--D Allen.
sSiS aanIa.iaa, bise1 Liserpoo-o II Marshall Co
ship Conquernr, Bonic!lc. Livcrpoo!-wahh, Carver
Snip John Bertram tIIam,, Knua.cD, Leadon-Nerrin
Slip Southern Chief, Higgins London-H Brookman 4
Slip View Hampshire Lori Genoa, W Eiveg &co
Bak iiasershaIn Pierce Batavia ADD shanghaeJ Jew.
E RarS a%S2p. r War; @s9T
Bas s,nE ssy @ Gs sIs. eaJT Ssnr
br Aisyi, iBr), wiadscr $, Thonas-smiS. Jones Co.
Biz Alma lsrS Bosc St sispsens~Darro 4 CO. -''''
Scir Teyiot (Er), Wilson, Inasua-- Darrell Co.
schr Cocnan lBr) coonan. Moncton, Mp Nevias
s ssr r,.i. Isysr s. John EsP Ecygs Son
ysa 1 r., Fsss sssy s ss. c.
sehr , " cengi9n. Williams. New oEesn,--c Datand.
sss s;s%iisi Avery, bii%ar s92Rss ssss,
s SIR Ihf.s Sia,;Ss, Gay Snog iiia Hsssa;.
@ eni Sds asisa rlsnoa' Co.
Sr sfs 9sasts SsSs am
s s SUI" En s{ss Re- Led E. fada1ar Benton
ar s,Sy 1 4sa:y fsS. Hunter
schr Richmond, RaIer ssco-r II sanf!rd
81; Sss' @ss;: sss$$ ss
scar uoiacn Uaics Weeks, fos'on-I Kenny.
ARRIVED.
steiner NO Lev, Com Hspsr New Or
ai q a. ION go c5 bars Eiya Aan, from Tbssco for LIVER
York; l6h Lat q 10 lon 49, ship Geo Washington from sW
Pass FOR Naw York lth on Carysior Reef Br brig Ana
Sris Il Meaas roa MasIas fsp Boston ish i ~ os lon
s.si ~ s e. s ssdta .' tss
ssy s'S e: 4 q
bark Nisgel, from si e ego, 70 New York
July is s,ono inic 10th, and wilnugon NC 1h. Came
saip aon,e1so COZ Thomason). Henderson Liverpool,
June ~, with coal g snow Bur.ess
Ship American Congress, Woodward, London, June ~
Isle q Wight l7t with mdse and 800 passengers
nell Mintarn 4 Co. Had light winds and nne weaher tho
ship Berlin Jacksn, Plymouth, 81 days in ballast TO
Tfask Dearhori June 60 ls q ~ lon 4s 20 COM
pny w eo ss r mogr cr ~ dave SsT sSr
Finch, Meincte w,ndt 4h inst, en- he BANKS spoke
hshng ghr Baltic Of Proyincetown, all veil
Bark Thomas Bsyne (Rr Of IlAney) Howell Lansliy -
days with coal 70 crier During r par, Of passage bad
strong gaies In the remainder light variable winds
Bark Venus Aklnscn cur.coa, July with skins to Jos
Foulkes, sons 10Th lust sposo bark Moonbes ,ro. Bos
ton for PHILADELPHIA,
days In ballast to Has Lover usrsn.
Brig Contest tBr, of 81 JOHN NIB Dyker ~a,anz,s u
days u ballast, . order isth inst Capcs o. Duarars
spoke 9 bark lief
BE Fannie lol FraoF,r), rorcnssp cardcras Iulve,
Br sehl lady Mugraye - DAYS from vienfnfos ~ Boson
Brig nlarris OBJ nods stJaso, july z, VIA
Brig TfonDadSar tBr) Daniels HlIstoro, II asys. Win
plalt6r 10 y Srytg n Son
~ z Bahe go, cr".e, Cow Day, cr d lays vlb
sch, Srina gra,. s. John, w, days. vit th. snses
" " u ksatids
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; "a Ie. Milllng,on. Bangor, . dsyA

senr ~ e, Mill ngton. Bangor, y dayA
Schr ~ s--Clnad iii |, Bangor, 5 days.
S;tr Ii .eh, Lowell. Calais days
schr camille Appeby Eastpo I, days.
Schr Edwin, Prlchafa. EasI .! /, .ayA
Schr U -, Bais,lel, Rockpcrt. 4 da,s
s3chr NJ LanSis n, Gilmore, RocAiand, dayaL
schr Charter Cas, Sudle- Boston. 3 RAYS.
Scar II, rem Happ,, h. Kelley Boston, days
Scar Wixon, Young, Boston, 2 days
Schr Wave, SIaulGing, RoSdout for Boston.
Seamvr Eastern az 10 D. Teal. Beaufort
NJ. 62 hours. IN ballast. to U Quar- erlnaster.
Sfean er NJ Stevens. Dona hertv. Baltimore,
steamer alice. "A ms. BALTIMORE.
hi.an ~ u burton. Loper. PhiadelrhiN
SEE nier Samson. Dunnlps. philadelphia
The Ia IAN lark Victor Emmanuel mhiah arrived 10Th
int from Liverpool 10 consigned ~ Sey kenwly
BELOW.
Ship Webster Lawrence. from Liverpool. June II. with
Hidsc, Ia Sr0lerl. lesoa Il TO.
Fark Elting Rrte, from Liverpool, June g.
Bark Cent? nary, Young from Limerick, June a
One ship and Two barks, I'm ;nown
SAILED.
Steamship Champion. Aspnwnil
The ship Daniel Webster anchored nj Quarantine
Wind at sunset NE.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Cxsrper-- SAxpErsox--Cu Thursday, July 3, ~ the
parish church, Sheffield. England by tho Raw. Canon
camidgo, A., Vicar Of Wakefield, assisted By the Row
Canon Sale, d. D.. Vicar OF Shersld the Rev. CHAsis
EDWARD cAMDCF, Is. A., OF Wadham College, Oxford, 10
LAURA CAKow, youngest daughter Of L. +. Saaderson
ESD, Of Endcfe Grange and Now York.
CAIS-CoyLx.---0n Sunday, Jaly 20, by the Rev. A. j.
Dopeiley, MICHAEL CIry 70 Miss CArnARrSg A. CoYIx,
daughter Of the ato Michael Coys, oil OF this city.
Holr--Pcsr-0n Thursday, July TO- NJ ST. Mathews
church, Wilton, Conn, by the Rev. Siurn Green,saf
Fuller AsA Hour, Jr 10 Susan o., daughter OF william
l.. Post, Of Non,ross, Pa.
KELso--GrrTIrrs Monday, July 81, by the Rov.
Dr. Morris JAMES j. kELso 10 Matilda A. eldest daughter
Of james Grf9tbs, Esq, oil OF this clty.
-BLAcgwEli~--At Astoria, l.. I, on Thursday,
july IT, hy the Rev. Dr harris HkvHY SNYDER Jr., 10
MlRsARgr f., eldest daughter of William r Blackwell,
Esq.
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Military Appointment by the Governor.
ALBANY, July 81, 1se2
The Governor, on the nomination Of General Spnola
has appointed Colonel Jourdan Colonel Of the First Brock
Ign regiment, Empire Brigade
The Governor has sgnned his desire 70 afford General
spinola every facility 10 promote the speedy organize
lion OF his brigade.
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EOUND-ON THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY BOAT.
4 IN ratu.,..y nornn,, o. the O'Clock boat. going 10
NV YORK. Gold w teh. uir- the fancy store u
aal street. Staten Is OF Mr. Eienrauth. The owneE
Il b. proving proper AMI Tor this adyers
10
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~ age wlsRsp FORA the aclisi 1tsn % Nn Amori-
lady tsn orpasn prcferrca' 10 ,sys hva =
than 2Jlfafs OF o., with T'us pa,'ffni IN.
lie oi af Lighes sssf,c.tLir T't?s.iui ss.cc 10
app o. sord tsut sicr acc ,oat 70 eDf ity
o. 80 los tr His1Js.ipl isdy "a ssot
n 10 4, With I've u,rios ss-fccrcs, sc M nis.,
viii DC s.tletIy snafun..iI, lets sr.fui on -.
qaess; TOR ,sis n.els js' ,lst u g.. rot isg moro
aud hiug isss tsgtcSA 4stt. tns al a, no
and who're be sssh e 30 ol"rs ssi - Ell r,k.
srataa lar. tVy lGt Grl s1iotS
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The Pcnnsylvania Regiments.

The PtnnsylvaniA Neglments.
HARRISBURG, July Il 1852
The Governor has isIued stirring proclamation, calling
for volunteers for twenty regiments and TO Gil the
ranks Of regiments in the field the former for nine
months and the latter for twelve months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

Patriotic Action OF Saratoga County.
SARATOGA, July 81, 1862.
The Supervisors Of Saratoga county day voted to
pay the volunteers four dollars month for ons year
listed under the last call.