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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-08
From the Southern Republic.
Fourth in Camden.

The first news we heard of the 4th, was the
loud long peal Of tae cannon, accompanied ny
the raking music of the military band. Far
down Main-strcet on the Market steeple, our
eye was delighted in catching the view OF the
glorious old Palmetto Banner which our patrl.
otto Marshal had hung out, near it also tioated
the old "stars and stripes"-torn ana tattered,
a fit emblem ofthe constitutional Union
At nine o'clock the citizens assembled at the
Council Hall, int clccied no Orator for another
Fourth At ten the procession was formed by
Lit. Col Joseph b. Kershaw, Marshal of the Day,
and marched round to the Presbyterian Church,
where there was large audience assembled.
/The Declaration WAS read by W. II. K. Work
man, Esq, in distinct and clear style. Next
came Thomas J. Warren, the Orator. His
Grafton was just such as befitted the last fourth
that Carolnians expect TO celebrate, bold and
Snergetc in style, the sentiment was teemInS
With patriotism -sccrssion, the text-what we
had done before to gain our lbe' ties, the pre-.
ludc. what we should dare d. again, the ex-
hortation. 1t was altogether the speech Tor
the times. Before and after the reading OF the
Declaration, and the Grafton, an amateur choir
enIivened the intervals with excellent music, Tor
which we are sure the audience felt obliged.
But AS it should have been, all the proceed
ings at the Church were consecrated by 4 fer.
vent, eloquent and patriotic prayer, by the
Rev Mr.. Hay. The community assembled
again in the grove at two o'clock, where fine
dinner had been prepared by Mr.. Beauiord, and
every thing in taste, to the honor of the Com
mittee of Arrangements W. NJ. Shannon,
Esl. presided, and the following regular toasts
were given
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-08
REGULAR TOASTS.

cal terms, we will seek the guarantees OF con-
stitutional freedom, out Of the Union.
GEoRGN :--Patriotic, wise and powcft"i.-
The arts OF Dsmagogucs aud subtle wiles Of the
Federal Serpent, can never tempt her 10 dis
huUur.
The TYRANNY OF TIE TuDoRs Its mot.
to,-i'he King can do no wrong "FcdeTal y.
ranny," The majoriy cun do no rrong.
THE MEMORY OF TIL" UNIoN.
AL.nAma The Key Stone Of the South
crn arch-nur Southern Rights friends will place
her in position.
SOUTHERN RrCuTs ASSOCIATIONS or THE
SrArg:--The smaller wheels winch turn the
larger one, which shall raise the flag staff of
Liberty hyt. Oh the ruins Of Federal opp'cs.
sion.
THE CoxsTITurIoHAL CONVENTION May
it have a Hancock for lis President, and for It's
motto, sink or swim, live or die, give my
heart and hand to this measure"
MISSISSIPPI :--lhe land of Qntman, Davis
and Melville, around her the last Z leam of eS-
pring hope glthcrs--may she tear the Federal
parchment to atoms, and link her fortunes with
Carolina.
GEN. JHo. A. QuITMAS:--T more like
him and the South had been saved ere this.
Col JEFF DAVIS, the unAnchng Patriot, he
will always be found when duty calls.
TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
expiring under the tortures Of AL unprincipled
majority Of the Republic.
The MEMORY or THE BRAVE PALMETTos,
who prrished in the battles Of Mexico, should
admonsh US never to submit
Toasts by the Committee of Ar
rangcmcnts.
The ORATOR OF THE DAY-Hc has to-day
eloqucntv depicted our wrongs and suggested
the remedy. Another Bunkcr-llill, will show
another Warren.
Mr.. Warren acknowlcd ged the compliment
in few remarks, and gave the following sent.
memt
THE DAY WE CELERRATE-Lct the rcco-
lecions of its past glorious history teach us.
that as free, sovereign and iudcpcn'cnt, we
must preserve our liberties cost what they may.
TuE READER OF THE DECLAn,TGuN-lIc
illustrates in his character, the elevated princ.
pies of rs.
CAPT. Workman replied TO this sentiment in
a handsome manner and in conclusion gave
Sourn CARoLISA-From the elevated po-
siton in intellectual and moral worth which
she occnpies-on conscious security she can
proudly look down with supreme contempt up.
Oh all who, despairng to initiate her exalted
virtues, bascy seek to drag her down To the
ynohIe level with themselves. From the base y
slandcrous attacks and rcvings of all such,
let her take shelter under the reflection that
"The ccnsure Of fool, is the highest meed Of
~".iS.,"
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

EELLowy INsIRELs. Ls.-IUN-FUN-rUE-ATr rxL-
lows Nusieal Hall, No. 4A BroadwAy.-Ad omission. IS
cents children under tvelve 2 fsllowr hnsres
e greatest band Of Negro delineaors In the world perform
night The prograhme for this evening viii
ssns ci hs Ssss nse Song eyer and sung ,
breakdewn dancer, viii the audience giving
The and dcus steps Southern AMI
Western the Shakers will be shook usual vita
somsthi.I nsv Performaness commence at7H oosck On
Wedn ee1ay and Saturdsy aftsrnoon Conoert hs
eommodAdon Of fAmiliss, CONNIE cling 81 r. u.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

n IrE INsuRArCl-NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIYn
NJ Assurance Society of Londeni General Agents ece
No. orsrd street, jersey C-The above COMPANY COP.
nues The lives Of resident u
Ahe untsd ss.e and On California ana osh:, special ha
gsrss ~ fAir rates Of premium Ter terms biaak orn
A'- ''AssA Apply" f'IinkspsR STARR o.s.rsi Aren't
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
INsURANCE 3.

vrHn pRooxLYN FIRE INsuHANol ooxPAHY-
Obavteret In 131<-O0ces - Fulton stresA brooklyni
Msrehaa0 Erohangs Wall street, New Tork-hsys thsir
capital fAs also handsems surplus invested IN the meet
securities and tnus 70 nsure buildnss mer
furriure, and other properly, vessels In
PERT sna their csssoes upon ~ vorahs terms ~ any sshs
''-''-' WILLIAM RLLswoRrH. President
ArIaEn q. HrIrErs. Hecreksry.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
BROADWAY THEATRE.-A CARD.-TEk PUBLIC Is
- respectfully Informed that
hLLE LOLA MoNTEs,

COUNTIES OF LANDSFELDT,
engaged for limited period and will make her hrst
original Ballet.
Of the great expense attending the engage
ment Of this celebrated DAnssu che price OF ekes will
be ONE DOLLAR for the Boxes and Parquee and YIF-v
CEsrs fer tAe Family Circle and upper tiers.
To speculation aad IN csifsnee with
REQUESTS. the choice Of seats will be
OfFKRKD AT PUBLIC Aucrfor,
In ths Parquee Of the Brssdway Theatre Saturday she
g tn inst, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

WlLCHI national CIRCUS cHEsnyr srR1xf.
w below Ninth. slphia-L. d. LsnA naAafsr.-1A.
1Assmsnt Of ths great french equessrisans Nile Lc.isa
3suArs. yhs viii spysar svssy syssans and On Sssuraa
tsasA A,a Anssisss so.psny Of s.rvasS ssisZ tsE5-
Ha livery description Of equestrian and asrobaNe sntsI
2Alnnent hsrv produced on scale Of spissdoy unsur
esta6shmsnt n Ne world Prof j. y. NxoA
Ss1sslffan DirsstsE PsnNaad ana WoTsil. slevna
II OLA noNTEz' TICKErs.-CHoIcI SEATS Sc
~ cured b. the subscriber 81 ths auction SALE for Lola
Monter hrst appearance stths nroadwaI thssIe
J0LLIEs. 800 Broadway.
CHARLRsToN THIArRI.-nANAoKRs.y ylYYlRsoN
~ q s.isnS wiss -
7sS Of Sanusry 18SA will adtress "Jsdsrsen klse -
Colunba, B. G." Al eomnunisatlons must - pesSpaA4
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

NIBL9.s:.A4NAaIE, NJ. John sarr0N..TIok.
commence q * o'clock Saturday, Dec e. Benefit Of NJ
Furze Machinst which OCCASION the Ravel Family viii
appear twelve consisting Of the fairy
pantsmn favorts military ballet a. interuds Of eight
brsl popular characters Francois in three persrm
Mile Bertin and the Misses Franck Messrs Brilliant
msnce with JIANNITTE An d JEANNOT To bs followed
by Grand Divertissmsnts A. 70 90 conclude with the
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
AMUSE MHNTs.

RROADWAY THEATRl.-K. a. NARsHALLs soLo
~ Lsssse-Doers epsn 81 Sk; 70 ecnnsnes q osloSH @
Ss. osn PIiyss Bs1:: and sS sssSFS1z svSss.f
To- Mr. g. " Brooks Iago, Mr. Convay Cassio M Isnno
Rodergo Mr. Reynolds Montana, nr Pope Brabanto, NJ
e: % ssul X Nile AdsiiRs To soncuts With the ALDER
Whtng Augustus ftzhoward Mr.. fenno; Harry Hardup
Mr.. Pope; Mary Burg Miss Crocker.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
rRAyELLErs, GUIDE.

FANprN AND AxBoY RAILROAD LINE roR Pit
" adelpha, u 10 o'clock, A. n from pier No. North
xver foot Battery place, By steamboat JOHN P0fIEK
esily teundsys exoeptsd arriving A. Philsdsph.
II. n. rare tS second class 81 kmigrsnt line Pth
fsre, 81 80 I. BLISS. Agent
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 9.
lN Mail and Espress Lines through in lhours J. Rail-
dortisndt street. A. NJ and p NJ Liberty street-lesves
Y.dslh sns houEs from i.Ss !. 81 y, w.n ;rsss f.5s
tmors Wsshingson and Chsrieston through tickets sold in
che sbovs nes snd through luesnse carried In Vie r. ~
Ma iron New Yesk. with Ahrepsh sonasetorA
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

q
S:;i: :; E.;ss:::: i;ss S,E:: % o::s::
% e sS ssas.. Dsa A. Z
Mn is sSs
Lyme frss worthy. NJ Psmsr Esvsss, xr. PhIp: Ms
MIL JENNY LINps FAREWELL CONCERTS IN
has the honor 10 chat she viii give The srs Goa
'';f fI4hSfoEfT4s # SsE tasiE;l' ii1ii: Gzri. At
Or TUESDAY PkScRHSxR: RSesasS, R.'rA"rH |"
PARrI
c.vasna-"A ss dii0" RSSs.,s D0nisss
Air-"on mighty psqf !oE.toIis e the orsst0n Ha,da
s and variations on Melody Of sASss, Da'd
i, .a,a me hdeh Bsssrics Tsndal Beuai
MILE JENNY LIND.
March and Finale from the Concert stusls .. weber
sS ,.a nss
y.,,.,. ~ NILE s,a =, yEsTx L,so; o,., n.,.,
sss ei.ei:ssss: .1 u. Es.ss p.iis.s S:.''',
tn. cip., Song tc.np q tSis sIlssas Si x.,.rss.r
Grand cone.rsroloa.:s .ss sD rA.o ri..i
John Anderson zsss IL s.ss; i;.s. Scotch p.l,.
Comm through The Rye Scotch Ballad
The Orchestra will be composed Of SIXTY psrOrmera
GGsaSSS'et: Js:ssh TSsS; E'ssia bs:S,
poon open . ok O'Clock; Concert 10 com msnce sss.
ticket ssconpsnisd By oheef which secures
. seat bearing corresponding number.
Hoadsy Tussdsy X. ssS 10Th and
fiapoforte warerooms No. 2sS Broadway o.
o.s:sEYToN.
and for sale s a. he door on The .Ssa.
ing Of the Concert. Price, rs cents.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
ANTHOLOGY, A -.

A RRIvAL or pR. Q. ". RopAgK AT NEW ronE--
80 q AstrolsU, Assss.sIy rhrssoloxy s.s cs'H.nsy
Uish Shs sxrssrtnary success for shs as osr
s6s nov his ssrvsss The citssns Of New York and -
siniy. @. ". Rsbsek being The esvsnthsen efe ssvao
ssn having nads astfols hb exsludve study snes
ths early ags Of nfsen years enjoys aAyn{ss dsrvse
on travelling and refsesA thai possssssd ~ nene "
fhis sssntsy In nureps and being e1 % ~ hAe!rs
aad hssng cultivated thoss blessed ns heh psspersd "
nAapt then W ths following uses sAd shs tnmseA cos
ounmatoa Of The following toptsHs can BE- sonsuiss!
Nth - ks sss OF By letter prspaid ssd he prsparsa
= .sts Of bis Isvss On any q shs iol,ovi.s sepss.
sssrShps skyee svss fes their saec:ssfsl ssss.psh
Ahs recovering 81 IseAces in dispute; hs ysrchassf Of
Nshsss and Shs safety n ships He alec has hsl s
hensr 81 receiving ceriAcass from The HsnorAbs c. John
Dsrsadosss, formerly Kns Of sweden. which ~ viii Cvs
him rrsAt peasur IN showing those who mar fayss hin
sh call he Aiss enrs his services respecting health
and msraee love aGAirs ournsys, lavsuits. din
sulty fraud soknsss and death past prseent
and svsnts and all the OF hs and nvits
e V cell who snistsd ccfperaly or mentally Iern.
ysaa I'll, sse.rsse = - srss.ss and Iss:uiiss ssss
ID v 6ssssncy, fpr lsdls. a. in fsi ss oseslsn.n
Srs.r ~ s.nSiss NE ssss q shs day their bh ss
Ssrs containing hs above fss v receive Immediate alton
en ana natives will be sent ~ part Of ths UnSsl
ptatss vristsn durable paper An sttsrs 70 q. W. Re
Ssok No. white street. Will be AMENDED 70,
Vrs-psd For psrouisrs call ssd GET An Aswologi
sAi Aimanas rrAtis. whore certificates sAn bs ssen.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

NHRa PREwsrRR, rRonPHILApsLPHIA.r rRNDlRs
l her ssrviess V I1iss and Gentlemen Of ths city N
Asrolcgy, Love- and Law Matters interpreting DreAms
6 By books and sosnce censap ty relied Napoleon
ssd WI tsii shs name of shs or gentleman shsy vii
presA betwssn Clinton and Attorney strsss n T. 1iss
Uny esnts; oenNemsn enc dollar.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

CUPID LYcEUN. 80 CANAL srREET;-cREAT TIL
" umph Of the Female Minstres, Virginia Nxhtnssles
and Tbs wonderful Female Aerobas tosesher with Mr
Nichols the da Rubber Man Go early and make sure Of
good seat. Doors open ~ shi commence N 7x. Adms
sion. l1k cents stage seats. 70 cents
CrRcus-NEw YORK KANPHITHEATRE, y BowERr.
This tsaturdayl afternoon and evening will be repeated
all the srperb exhibited Chrtnss day In
order those who we're 10 gain
under nlns ysars half price; Pit l2k eenss.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

w ELZows' NINsTRELs-IxrRA NOTICE -FEIr
lows band Of Ethiopian nins.res. eomprising ths
1rst Appearance New Years afternoon ~ fsows Hail.
81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs,
ooasistir Of @. Swaine Buckley J. Brooke Buckley.
Matter r Buckley (tnswn ~ Ole Ball. Jr = H. Collins,
X Shhop Buckley &C.. Se re- Who for shs Last sisht
4nsss. 5sspss.uy 70 The public tha they yl
dslpha commencing Thursday January 1854 previous
% thsr departure Tor California. The n sail Jan.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
Fie.E!U .VS.y. n. y. O1ArEAn .SU.f. Os =

ERANKLu nUuBun, IN oHAfHAM SQUARE. ONE
E Nssk slsvs Ne haiAenai fAsslrs-0esrse Lea. sels
fsssrsss nv ss..ssss n Sc ssssssss . ssfss
So: ::t; 8: ,: ,..Y !. . ;!:i &stss
.sAsR,s ossa 1fsSss& & az 's .es es'ss's .sr:
- s.tisass shooss y ssss h vn sse ehauesss n!
nnsunS Of moneys Troupe Of Model Artlsts VIE Are
ssssl g th:r SssSSy sad srs ..a VIE psss2ssss ss.
ksossh ysristy q fssts Of ssrsnsth asa 6sIsscity,
Oonpsny Of HALE and Female Arsists who VII Gve eH
RiSion sf Marbs statsasy unsqsAlisd In As vsrd W
0DtAsr viSA vsssty Of nssrssnx psrfcrmaaess svsry
-. xlnissss-ssa6 q invsss BoIes. 9 eeats stage
Os6A Qk esn6, bsxes, ssnSsi paeQustss. ~ seAts.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

RARNUNs AxIRIcAN NUsEUM.-P. 2. BARNUM
% Manager ana Proprstor Jehn Green wood u. Assist
s.s: sss chs,ss sRsss yi5 e;a rs
I,s.n ~ ssecs sss % e much ,PRsudsS sas gsPuiss. s
pey holiday piece Of fun mischief maSc and
called the PALACE or PEAC0CKs: or, thu Fairy CIT
Scenery By ociamAno costumes BY wiks music By Woot
machinery BY Burns properties By Roberts shs whole pro
duoed BY w. Thompeon-cne Of the most gorgeous panto
mines yet placed before the public and overfowins With
funn a nd ne iuoldenta. n
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

dHnIsTys OPERA HOUSE, NECHANICy HALL, NO.
" H2 Broadway above Grand street.-0pen night
during the week until further notice The original and we'll
hnown Chrstys nnstrels comprising an efhcent and
nndsT ahs managemsnt Of christy whose concerts In
With favor By highly respectable and fashionable audsnoes
Tickets p cents Doors open at 6x and will commence at
~ o'clock The parons OF Chrstys hinstres respect
fully informed thas the Saturday afternoon dis
s1eneing st o'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
a sroR PLACE oPRrA HoUsK-oRAND HOLIDAY

Of the NoFh, Wednesday ChrstmAs evel Dec. "a
wllr-conmenes hb elegant DRAWN room knssrtainmea
st Sorees nyssreuses which, during his last Wait 70 t
city met With such unparalleled Profssser A VII
perform every evening and hree times on chrstmas and
door VIII eps. .. l<; sennsnos - nH.shs second ps:
formAnes doors open ~ 6 as7h. On each 81
turdsy afternoon perormAneedoors open ~ q com
Admisxion PArquetts and upper Tier, " sts
10 which plaoes can be secured ~ the Boz ooe fon
n. r. NJ without any additional charge Amphithsa
Is een For part your attention is called 70 futurs
bs Tickets may be haA 81 the hotsls, sad ~ Jelss
sio store, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
AMUsE mENTn.

Roy1IY Ta.ATRE-D0oRs Open AT s,( ogxT.Ains ..is!
e osss:sss. sosss 20 ssss sssssssy % s,.sa q:
S
s.is csss judith. H
h. r. M yh ss
E T. e. p.@: H N.Y.
s.. s.s ri. Boxes
COB ~ Dunn Hsdsme vsSdsrSssSsi Mrs Dyots xs.sn.,
T TO SSSssSs % .aa s N ~
1 ~ 2.s A Me-, p'fH @ Mr. DupS s ss.i
E.ssf Mrs. CsnsS % NJ. mushs lrs Bsavs .s Dsss.
NIArIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr.-DooRs
opsn At ~ snr.n s rises atI scosa Dress Circle and
ssns T. %
win eommencs with the drsms Of B0
III siss s:i.1 aIs:i e;
a III s II & FIN. IL =; ~ eiH. & n:
III ss
z Asst GRAND coNSIRT.-THE PUBLIC AXE RES
- pss'foii' inf''ns4 c14hss1sr shas HAYES
Evs her las. rand co.es. j. New Yerh previous t.
Ar os Ssf ss45sS2E asi T1P. r. st
Overture" semirsmide". Rossni
Ar. pisi Ro..ni
D'n'.''
ss e: an:s HAYES Scotch Ballad
PARru
Aria Buna-" Bella so;. Donisstti
..Ths Happy Birding the xOras AsSs By c. D. ssut
With Cute .ceoS p.nimsnt for Mr. Kyle. wallacs
49, ~ u; Assas::su.i Br.ii.n.. ~ .,'' .,A.a
' . A''' Mss 1& c&4aEsisi HAVE: AN 'ii'A -'''a'
MIA v'i Herr esi' sss. D''s. D'ni.''si
Mss sA4HrsisI Hiy... .. -'.'' ''''-N
s Il 'sS I'd. sr e.: asfs l. New
has ssf sr : s b y, mn,.
cstsSshment Of WIN HaiY Son. W '''A 'A' ~a'''@i
q j A ;s;:.;s ss. =.
'f a s - ss .rs. HS;
dIHnIsTys OPERA HOUSE, xIcHANIcy HALL, NO.
during shs y.si until further nosss IN. sssn.i ven
:. na aaS rst
ma .sd:5 u: chIi:y Who's: ssnssl
Win 1sI hshx r:p.stasis ssdisacs
faS s 1::S:s
:ssnsss St scss o'h'''' On No" a'' ''n'
THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs,
..s 81 s.1s . SS:l s r. 1'Si Sssas, ss,
r. Bishop Bucilsy. Gc &c, re. Tor Che ast siaht
months have been playing In conjunction With fslovs
Ninstre respectfully announce TO the public that they will
give their three Farewell Concerts 81 Masonic Hail. Phs
depha encing Thursday January 1854 previous
70 ther departure for California. The N o. sail jan.
TELZ0wS' NINsTRELs.-ExrRA NOTICE -FIL-
lows band Of Ethiopian Minstres comprising the
best oombnat of talent In the country will make their
1st Appearance on New Years Afternoon ~ Fellow Hail.
81 Broadway
vTHs GRAND POPULAR SCOTTISH coNcERrs AND
Literary Evening" q the nsss and nssrs Fraser will
varied Of the gens Of and lrsh
o'cisek. Admission 50 cent
SrHEoDoRI EIsrELDS SECOND CLAssrcAL
Quartstte sofss will Mhs place at the Apollo noous.
40 BrosdNay ti evening Saturday, December 18th Per
fsYmes-mssUs ph Mayer Wm- schsffsnberg. Nol, II.
1sysr L. Echbsrn. nd fhso. kisfeld. See small bus
ElANKLu nuSsun, lu oHArHAN s0uAll. oNl
sys s:s q sSs. sss..
:.s ss1 ;;s =; y ;:.;A :;A = :. sfs % 4
49, ys.. q :.s:ssslsc:ss q Nv LsFi :ss;csss 9
- ss.asss na. !. ths vo,l yhe yiu hrsss AZ sssas
- y .kin Sullset' viM his elsaehst As1 fef AM
nnsuss Of money; Treups Of Model ArtsSs VIE Are ss
lssSsl ~ beauty hsars and vhe psrsqnats
An n 0fIa Vho
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

After the delegation had withdrawn gentle man
presented to Kossuth with his little who presented
to him . check for $50.
Mr spoonsr Of the Museum, also waited on him, and
presented his check for 302 25 the proceeds Of benefit
fcr the fund.
In the afternoon Gov Koasuth received the youth cf
ths ciIy at the Chinese Museum The tickets OF sdmis
son vsrs one dollar.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

Tork, and No. 6 Watsrloo Road, Lverpsol havs foi
,sls ssh, dra pAysble every town shroushort s.s
land lrckn Scotiani and Waleeare also agents fcr t
svsiey Line of Liverpool and Ionden psckess shs Rsa
sailing weekly Cereossss tor she sbeve lines eaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22
CORPORATION MOTTO Es.


NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR Ii
IN oenses-he ordinance for licensing and regulating
public and esrtmen, provides that all Licences shall
sppointed y the Mayor Notice hereby Owen that
e .s pSs sssS sas re e
10Th 80 400 wsanssdsy l7,h 900 70 oo Ths5sSay 18th
"Wednesday si,h i6 70 500 THURSDAY 800 70 1900;
nonasy, 1th 400 70 1000 Taesdsy soth. ssoo % 2sp
"wednesday, October 2s0 to 1900 THURSDAY ID sou 20
sc0; Srday. 50 Ss0t % 3Oo saturday ath Sao 70 SGD
newy painted side Of the carte according 70 law;
and te carte broseht the side Of Brosdsay opposite
license CHECKED which then be proentsd 70 the
hartha for renewal CaTtmen are particularly requested
apply the days designated above for their respective
day October The attention Of all persons keeping OF
using wagons baggage WAGONS and ohsr yeholes
Tor The 81 articles ,rO pse % s nra
urnceseo Every cart, truck wagon, dray or other
vehicle. drawn by more horses or other animals
poaon or conveyance o. anything whatsoever from place
70 place within the city o. New York for hire wages o. ray
transportation shall be deemed public cart within
No; keep. drive or employ any such public csr
Without first obtaining license therefor from the Mayor o.
yioistlon Of this ordinance, and suticct to hne not
dsys Tor every offence. Sec. a.. ~ shall not ss
lawful for any person receive or 70 hold license V
hsep public carte be public cartman unles he BE-
cren ofthe United States, and has family and res
,s MS Istssa f shsrn during sis moatss preceding;
and the the cart carts with good horses
therefor licensed 10 be Kept SO public CARTS aud the NAY
Soidns .nv such cense or thereof touching
their Aforeead; and al licenses other than
Isr.op, g an, ss Of Homer sas msyor
ASHER TAYLOR First harshsL
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Our yalpariso pondeacc.

VALPARAISO, August II, lS5l
.queriean sfeamas-Nsw British Steamers TO Panama--
Gcaaol Marine Eetes Of Tmporianoe-7He .4asr'oaa
Consul, &c., &c.
On the Of the departure for Panama Of the steam
ship North America the following sconic items Of intel
gencc have been noted for the columns Of your valuable
journal They may anticipate the regular mail by almost
fortnight and be interesting to Of your rcai ers
The North America. like her forerunner, the Pacific
has made the run New York to this port within
forty days. and other steamer has equaled that The
Unparalleled speed Of these boats has excited much aima
ton; surpassed OILY by the wonder expressed at the safe
passage round the Horn made by many Of ths small
onss-mere cookie shes-that have passed here during
the last two years.
The British Company about to put four and
powerful steamers to carry the mail between this and
Panama, twice month"; instead Of once as hitherto and
they extend the route then far South as rscshusno
The Santiago and the Lima the two first Of these will
soon be on their wsy out from Liverpool
Our hsrbor Is full of vessels, vainly seeking employ
mcnt-msny Of them badly damages In the late northsr
experienced here The wreck Of the Peru steamer cast
ashore and gone 10 pieces In the Aminoro sold only
$50 but the machinery. when got out will be sent 10
England The sale Of the Ecuador wrecksd about same
time at Coqumbo Is TO take place there on the 23th inst
Thee the fret steamers lost the Pacific coast
The General Cast lla new French steamship, bound
here from Rio s overdue having left there on the eth
Isft Pbisdsirha ON the i3,h April having never been
beard FROM Il supposed 10 be lost also rhe VI Prmero
the cath May while sndsavorog to enter the port Of
Bahia went ashore and broke her back survey was
held, and she IVES condcmned--Ep HERALD
Trsde generally r. dull stocks Of goods enormous.
Political excoments lately rife now dssipatei
Doctor Moutt the President elect In with an
mmepfe majority and the reins OF government
the 18th September the fourth Of July Of this Repub
lie Charmed with the Of the railroad construct
cd by crtcrprispg countrynan, Mr. Whselrght for
the Copiapo Company the government are proposing %
build between this city and santiago The cost
estimated ~ near seven million dollars; amount not
easily obtained " may judge from the result Of oan
Just advertised for (t30VWo. at per cent perannum
there being only two bids amounting together to 10000
II the company Of siockhc iers be formed and the
guarantee Of the government given doubtless the amount
necessary could be raised In Great Britain.
Ou- Consul Mr. Duer, has fully entered upon ths
duties q the Office and bids fair 10 give great satisfaction
TO those interested aud to be worthy representative
the country we love.
Az present the Southampton (store ship is the onlj
u q Govsrpment vessel In port The Rattan. hayshp
Is down the coast The st Mays expected fro Tab u
and the Nandslia from Nj xco the Sandwich Islands
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