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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

GRAND REoPSSIEo OF ow,vu
BRILLIANTLY svcorssruL OnIorN L PoLyPHosIo
AND hYaIoenAesio Mo,oLoeus. sovsDD
ASCENT @ o. ~ a n;G.1T s s.1Sc,
rouk!xFEEiSs "c o 5ss { n1TIaH y WEEKS
CRHArRS THE Aosr IsrESsE txcn EMnue Even Ksevr
RE.SSPrhk'SssD.
ON nos fs1A t sFffts:Sj uLr a..
NEW AND n4 81 HsS.S.. ACADEMY nAIA
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SosFiHts Sts ,s..sT5yIo srs OF
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Tour EssEs,Lr o. MAosrreuc.
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hay. bee. .e.sd nom the psso 81 world Is,.v..d
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Boz .s.s sp:a daily from % iii Z "s.. :ss. nay ).
| RRooKLYN TICKET oFFIcEs.-TlcKETs FOE Mr.
ID JOHN OWENS
| ASCENT Morr BLANC.
IL ssd :ss s.s and music ''
| REOLDS OLYMPIC rnsATkE, BALTInORR-LA-
"A dies and gsntleasn Of asksswlsdgod tssnt dsaisous
OF in he absve establish which sp>a
the 18th Of September please address tpos psid
CHAkLES BURKE Stage Manager, II Pitt st., New 1s1A
saS&ASMscn.
/ NYE CO.. SNIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
Nv Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM ,. SyE, y Dsou, Avoysrus IoxpAHs.
References.
/ SANrIA6o-Hon. Bsilis Psyton
i ALPARAiso-hessrs sisoP 4 Co .Aenenway 60.
| PArAmA-Msssrs. Corwius Bro 4 Co., Garrison fritx
VIM elson &c.
| LvERPooL--Msssrs. Bowmsa. Grtnnen I Co.. Wnzhn
Jackson, ESQ.
NEW YoRn-Msssrs Z. K. Collins Co., 0oodhus o..
! Captain Fra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALTMoR -Mepsrs John Henderson Co.. Thomas J.
Hand 4 Co., White Elder
SAN FRAroIsco-Msnrs. Flint, Peabody Co.. Huseey.
Bond Hale, Charles Doaue. Esq, J.. n. Lyon, Hea
BosroS, nessrs Ammi c. Lombard, Esq, 4 d. brigham
Co.. Gddsn Williams
ChNTouNye. Perkins Co
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
u hereby given to she md occupant and
occupants o. all houses and let's Improved unim prOved
Isods heeted thereby that the following sssssnss have
eeen completed by the Assess0rs aud lodged IN she
see OF the Bureau OF Assessments for EXAMINATION BY all
persons interested viz For building sower In Madison
srset from " Jefferson street 10 Rutgers street.
rhe limits embraced by such assessment include all tbs a.
vorA kouses and let's of ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Madison street.
om jefferson Rutgers Streets and the east side OF
Rutgers street. from Madison Co Henry street All
saestsd by tAs above NAMED
!ucstsd to their obeetsns Ia writing to the
dayiGnsd At their once, No. Hall Of Records, within
tAtxty Gays from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Once, Bursau Of Assessments Street Department. July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. A HALL OF RECORDS =
- Sealed will be received At this ONCE nt
Monday August 70 raise and remove the ,untsn
Specification. to be had application to the Contract
Clerk Of this department. JAMES FUREY,
July ~, 1855 Street Commissioner.
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EyObPOHATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HERE
- by given that petitions have been presented Ia the
North Moore street from feet west OF Hudson street to
Hudson river also In Cherry rect from Me- to Frank
lin susre also In the Bowery from ths proposed In
the Bowery at Rivin poiat 10 feet south os
stanton street. aso Sig street from Secoad avenue to
the buit Of First also that petition
las hesn In ths Board of Assistants for in
Third from Eighty fourth street to and through
Eighty street to the East vr All persons Interested
II the above and having thereto TO
the 4. writing the Contract Clerk at this
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Creton Aqueduet Department. July "a, 1879
(,RoroN AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT no CoNTRAs.
~ ts-Scaed proposals endorsed "ProSosal for Sewer
1858 At IL ss~ok for The buildag of with the
receiving battns and cuvers in Mercer street.
In Bleecser street 70 point forty feet
Anity street. being In length about 495 The
all other info rmao, relating thereto b. obtained
application TO the Water Purveyor At .ais once
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
New York, July Fl, 1853
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
u tractorsSesled proposals, endorsed .Pr"possl for
In First will be received at the ece If thc
Eroton AQueduct Department until Monday the LIST day Of
August 1883 at O'clock NJ for the building of
with the necessary receiving basin: and ouyerts in First
street from the at avenue A, to sud throub the
bowery point about forty feet suth OF Second street
being 9Th about l feet Tho plan of tho md
specifics for the building Of the same and all other in
ation reA thereto be obtained ON application
to the Nater Purvsyor, at this ofi sa;; . NAV
President Of the Croton Aqusduet Department
New York, July ~, 1908
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CORPORATION N0TICr.-pU5LIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given to the owner occupant or &C.
supans Sill houses and lots or uDim proved
lssd affected thereby that tho foo~ing have
completed by the and lodged Ia the
s tie Bureau Of Asses nts for nnaion
pers6ps Interested viz FOR BUILDING reaeivns basins
cnyes at che Of baiket aud South strests
rws embrseed by such assessment nclrde all the
lets Of ground vacant st pieces and parcels Of
lane tuacd both fides Of Market street. from Water
South streets aIa tho noreIly tide of South street.
from 206 feet entery to ZJ feet west ely from Market
street. All persons whose interests are affected BY the
above ed snd Sho opposed T. the
- either 81 them reqneed TO present their Questions
IN VT tiny TO the under4ntd at their Office No. Hall of
hsesrds within thirty the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssss0rs
CuAkLES MCNEIL,
ofkss, bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
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RsoAswAY THEATRE = . sAssaALL SOLE
a'''', ,'',''i N liz 7 S S : :s;;i:;.
s::; ::i:
nary A'fi'' in Am our on ri s,: Barney wMiAns
Etiaustts. ..Ar Whiting cha. 80. :. Ne Hsnsy
-. - THE ikI. ii TIGER naf,'' "''''"'
hsnswist Mr. wiitias Nancy .H:s w wM~s:i
~ ths h:u.. % cents; r,,.s,s Sores. g
ihYsp sica$ OF TSs soassiAN GIRL
ssr A''A Tn Lhc a Al r%s s,:r .rnaArie ,AIa'r
Monday s,ssias. Jay e. IN be s..s.sa: third VINE
years. Bales 'i'sis;' "s'a three ''''
Ii.d..a. srisiniiiy by Frazer
Gssns ArShsim Nj, LsssA
Assisted ~ powerful oAor.;, ana fsa
and and sfn.isst Corps de Bsiiss.
1s.,d.y.Tih. WONDERFUL sivsLs - '1-'' : ----'
S,1. ss1sL1 sSE1 s.s
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sis, o BADIALL.
La soNAaMBULA.
nina 1in ..s................,. ...... Mad y scntex
liz. DER sr. sissssi. B s:x.S
away. WAY .s S. .,:
Tickets Of adps,ion evening Of sAs par
LIZ DiABLE TTLIsiR DAa0Rx. and Mocha. via bs
repeated during tho ssassa.
W0eD's hissTKsLs ~ h@oADwAY ApcyK
n.s.r .sS ..,.s 80 IL:
'. .iss .ay !. U.issd s4.ss:
sss pse,s orsn At " .s,:sr> sss.s.:ss A.
informed that the afternoon lsssn1assd
Wo0D's NINsyREls. "a BRoADwAY-nOHNs
w benefit e HORN respeetfuiy ,afsrms his q isads
Wednesday evening july when the whole rescurses Of
forward for the amusement of his patrons
~ gksrret.Mrs sksrr,tts professional sngngs.ents
ssnrsnhg her to leave Nss York her friends relying
-.'' = 'A T TnSRsSaY July m
sssord .asred their united AID Fall p.rseular future
prsma s !" IL Il cssns :: ssr.
E'RANCoNrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Novel Attraetions"s sensay Aftsraoon and evening
July 25 and every Afternoon evening aasas NE week
GRAND AEENIc DISPLAYS.
IEcLynisc IrL PAcEaNT ., rhs FLORAL Can.
r..,., a.. Asshur X " xssE
asS OF sbs Hth,.n usual " ahi squSAass
xamsios ST. ,.ns., and IS cent. Doors sps. :. ~
and ~ p NJ Performance to ee"noeos a. a.d p n
pANORAMA OF NIAGARa-GODPREY N. FRANK
open the puzzle ard vii b sghSised every :,:nss a
3 a 11 %:s i r.
sSss1 are sp:hsd hsosr:d !, nuns:r a
during The pas. pin. year. rssy p.a.:a a.:as
u: r.sh green spring in .s heat Of suaTsr We g.
Il. Y -
Eystsrisus and solemn m".ngrt In the raging stsra.
seloci; the Panorsns Viii soco usnos moyins II a.
mission, ~ cents children. cents
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President Of the Croton Aqusduet Department.
New York, July 70, 1858.

nFYJeE cReToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, JULY
ls 1870 contraS.o.s Sealed pro HSssls endorses
Jubseribey until July 1863 at IL o'clock at the
oeo Of the Crotcn squeduct Department. for the
ripe Tenth avenue from the gst houss LorI.
lard bill to tho gate house Asylam HILL being Ia length
absnt O feet Tho work to be done under the snpsrn
psrtmsb The treneh to be in such pars
he directed by the epgneer-t, be eight feet wide
the bottom eight depts with Joint Aoss Of
intervals Of abou. nac trenches will be re-.
sreneh The contractor win be required 70 keep the
i.d and eauked After the pipes laid by the
employment Of this dspsrm the trenches he
S a .s or sand Ss and ws 10 layer.
msshke manner whs,e pavement is now laid. The
tractor lao. snh ssn hgAss at night and the
substantial ut the
and also to indie unity and she city harmless
from all losses animals things
tee contractor HE agents. Estmators will bid price per
cubic yard for the excavation of tas trench including ali
viii be slowedJ including also all URg and
rspsvipg all 'heet pling the aiming out Of the
the avenue Of all surplus
materials from the trench and also the furnishing fill
ing IN Of snch earth a. may be needed whore rock
sngnser shs direct and thoroughly cleaned the
peticD Of Sns and rePaving Proposals be made in
inanc Blanks for proposals. will be furnished this Of
lone under ths contract to be fna be made
per cont to he reserved until the completion
Ehoe work The street DO kept in repair for six months
mri.y required viii be g. 600 9he work to Be- esmps.ed
within hundred days from the date contract The
s reject the whole or any q ns
President Croton Aqueduot Department.
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syORPORkTION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the owners occupant
paats Of all housot aud lots improved min we'd
lands affected thereby that the assessments have
Been pl.ed by thu Asfeors and lodged in the oce
Of tho CT Assessments for examination By all
interested vizFor regulating and setting and
guttr stones In Forteth street. Tenth Hud
son river The limits eubrnecd by such Assessment include
all tbe several hoaes and lots OF lots pieces
and parcels ofand both sides OF Foreh street.
frsn Tsnth avenue % Hudson river and both sides
Of Eleventh 100 feet north and south Of Forteh
street All persobs whose interests affected BY the
above raned assemeets and opposed to the same
or either OF them requested their objections
In writing TO the dsrsisosd at their ce No. Hall 81
Rucords within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CuAkLES j. DODGE, ASSESSORS
lHhkbtS BcNiEL1
0hee, Bureau Of kgersmcnts Street bmsut Juiy
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HUDs0N RIvER RAILROAD TRAINS DAILY TaoK
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express trsin a Through i four heurs sonneotssx
With trains reaching Buffalo OF IsRtrcal ~ O'clock
evening.
Nail train, A. n Through way trsins At ~ 4. and
go T.. N.
Express train, p. N. Accom- mediation train 7 p. M.
For TarrytowE, II r. a. For PseLski 10 A. H. 3P. NJ,
and p. M. For Poughkcepsie, A. N. and 40 r. Y.
Passengers taken Ut Chambers Canal Christie her
tesnth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday train from Canal street a. ~ A. for Pougs
keepss end X for Albany stopping a. all way staonS
kpAuHD FRENCH, Supsrintentent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, Via
~ New Jersey Railroad -unitse States and eAn,s~
land. strse. At san'S A. D. ssd 4soapda@P; L@sys
end 80 ard $50 r. M Nor foot Of WALNUT street Pare
S. ~ ~ for accord class ip the A from New York
~ y. N. from philadelphia. Through tickets sold, ans
passengers and tsrorph baggage carried fa Baltimore
Washngtob Norfolk sad Charleston. in the ard A. NJ
and 80 and SOP u aims, aud Dnestons esrsnn vita
extra trains behisd time Passengers baggage cross
tts Ferry nftss7 minutes besoge the trains leave.
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ST
IN Johnstury, Montreal aud 0gdsns via New aveu
Springfield, Bellows Falls, Ratiaad Burlington MoHtcs
Ier And Adams Ticket corner way
Canal street and Twenty sixth street and Fourth svenss
For freight, gply to
FRANCIS hyde. General Agent, ls2 South street.
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EVAPORATION F0TICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" given TO the owAere occupant occupants
Of al houses ard iot impr,vsd or unimproysd lands
Affected thereby that she have been
ssmpleed by tine and lodged the scs Of
the Bayeau OF Assessments examio atsn by oil
taterested vzFor regulating Thirty eighth street be-
tween tscond svsnue and the sast Yysr The limits
tsnosd by esds all the houses and
Las Of Ground lots pssss and parcels Of land sits
ssed on both sides Of Thirty eighth street from Sseoad
AYlpe y Ess river and both sdss Of First
hund'ed fest north and south .: street. All
Tsoss whose interests affected BY khe above nasd
en are requested 20 their objeetion In wiring
10 ME Undersigned at their oce No. Hall Of Resords
wrAhis thirty days from tho cate Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIkLL,
o6se Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
Y.
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CORPORATION EoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
pest 81 all houses and lots improved lands
thereby that tho following have
che Bureau Of Assessmsns for examination BY all
interested vxTor building In Pearl street fro
Ferry Frankf streets The limits embraced such
olude all the several houses aud Of ground
pieces land situated the north
westerly side Of Pearl street, from Ferry to Frankfort
Peck slip 10 Dover street. All whose interests
aGested the above named assessments and who
posed TIE either Of them requested
their Questions IN writing the undsrsigned at their
s@sa No Hall Of Records. within thirty days from the
laAs Of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessor
CHARLES AsNIELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS;
Tuesday August 1S6sTo euce vacant lots east side Of
Second between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets To
build we'll north eide Of second street between
Third and Fourth svsnus: To aag side walks Of Thirty
had apple alton to the
msnt. JAMES FURRY Street Commissioner.
Nav York nj n 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

CTRfET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals will be received st this office until
Monday, August lS53To build . bukhead from pier No.
a. connect with bulkhead at foot Of Catharpe
Esst river To Gag the northwest Of Fourteenth
OF and Irving place specifications be had app
cation to the Contract Clerk OF this department
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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CORPORATION NO rTCEs.

FyORPoRAIToN NoTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the swnsrs occupant
eupspts OF all houses and lots proved unimprevod
LssSs affected thereby that the following have
BEN completed by the AsseesorS lodged IN the
once o. me Bureau q smsuts for examination BY ~
fem eeeond avenue to the East The limits embraced
y snes I elues all tho several houses ana ot
e. toih sid-s Of Forty 18th street .n tho ist 'ysr 70
First and Second 100 feet norsh and south
81 Forty nh street All whose iateress are AFFECT
ne Of them are ,sassstsd prsssns sher
Hall Of Records wtAn thirty days from the date Of
ehis pstice WILLIAk GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assssssrs.
CHARLES MsNEILL,
oMes Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

E'eR ALBANY-FARE r.-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Railroad--Twe daily express
trains at a. and 35 p M connecting 1T Albany WITH
central lines Of ra osds North and West from he
depot corner Of White Elm and Centre streets whe-s
through tieis s.n procured and baggage checked
Passe also resolved Brooms and Bowery and
~ sixth street and Fourth stations The
trains will land At Crotcn Falls and Chatham
Four Corners only. All other trains will from City
Hall station, OF Tryon Gentre street
heretofore
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ENOR So UTHAMProN AND HAvRR.--THE UNIrEH
St,tes mSM steamsbip FRANKLIN. Jas. A. WottoA,
eommander viii leave fer Havre touching 1t
80 asd the nais and saturday July 3D. NJ
u o'clock RON pier No. North river Price Of passage
Baggage not vented dug ths should sent
slaadite viii be received board after Thursday July g.
For freight or passage applyto
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E1ACKkTS TO hAvRk-SECOND LINE. THE roll.
lowing ships will leave Hsvrs e l5A. and New York


with all requisite articles for the ooafoYt Of
paasslgeIe 0eMded Of experience in the
Fhs Of Is so vishoat vino. iiauoTs
Goods ssns 10 che Subscribers will be Forwarded sa fou
sny charges but those actually incurred
BOYD BIECKEN, Agents, B3 Fosrl street.
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
y and Bremen.-Bremen Nail LiDe.-The side wheel
steamer HANSA 2aO tons, ana GERMANIA, 600 TONS
will sail y fsllews:-
Gcrmania, August l. Septembsr1.
HAnsa.. ....... August -. September %.
Passage from New York to Brsmen:-
First cabin ......... 500 Second cabin -$35
Tor freight OF passage apPyto
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or oceu
Elected thereby that the following have
by the and lodged In tbs oce Of
bureau for examination bv all
Interested viz For tagging sidewalk Of South street from
No. 224 to 2 between Pike and Market slips The limits
embraced nv such include eli the hou ,ss
anS lote ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land
roth ride Of South street. known Nos
IA 2c5 1876 and 2 South street. between Pike and Mar
kst slips All persons who're interests affected by she
aud who opposed to the
either Of them requested TO present their obeetions
writing to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty FROM the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
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IpW.RbK Collins i CO. No. IS Wall street.
BROWN SHIPLEY & Co, Liverpool
4. @ k0RfkTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard LsndeH.
JOHN hUNkoE co., Ne. 81 Rue Notrs Dame dss
VICTORIES Paris or
GRO ii. hhAPER Havre
The OF these ships will not
silver bullion specie, Jewelry precious stones metals
lness BILLS ~ ladng signed therefor and Ahe value
thereof therein . pressed
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CORPORATION E0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the occupant
s.psnss 81 al horses and lets Improved or annpoved
been completed the Assessors and lodged In the
sncs Of the Bureau Of for examination by all
persons terested viz For building receiving basin
ssd eslvsrs the south east corner Of twenty
street. and Third The limits embraced BY such
including all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant os pieces end parcels Of land situated
side Of Third from Twenty first 10 Twenty
second streets All PERSONS whose interests affected BY
the above named and who opposed TO the
sane of them requested 70 pres their
jecfons IN writing 70 the undsrsgned at their ocs No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,y
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-06

On Wednesday last, (our mail day. We
were engaged all forenoon making up the
mails, and but little while after We finish.
cd, portion of the ceiling of our Office fell
scattering confusion all around, knocking n
whole newspaper form into pi But few
minutes sooner, and our scull might have
been knocked into pi instead In corse
quence Of this accident, we were apprehen-
sive that we would have been unable to
give our readers full sheet this week, but
by extra exertion have doue 30. Had We
failed to do SO, we presume but few news
paper proprietors could have been moro en-
cusablc, We hare not made one failure
since zee issued our first number This is
not mentioned in boasting spirit, but to
convince our friends of our entire willing
ness to use every exertion to give satisfac.
tion.
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T RH It E ff t AN N et G S S E { & IFDEEK
Cauthan. There Is such an ea,uestne.s in

Cauthan. There Is such an eaiuestness in
their pressing Invitations for us to visit them,
that we are inclined to think in our promis-
es to do so, we must blush sometimes like
woman. Too hot to walk, gentlemen, and
we have no crcdtur. .... a
When we commenced to write this arti-
Gle, our Intention was to write on a totally
different subject, and TO make long story
short we will at once tell you in detail
Mr.. l.. c. Gavis, of the Florida Mirror,
proposes to publish in the city of New York,
daily, tr-weekly and weekly newspaper,
to be called the National Harmonizer. ..
The object of this paper will be to not on
ly def'nd the institutions Of the South, but
rs the title indicates, to reconcile party dif-
feTenccs in the defence Of sknery-to con-
vince northern men of the folly of warning
against us, by giving facts in relation to ne
gro slavery, to conciliate those who are op-
posed to us.
We have often thought that project of
this kind would do w.ll--be profitable to
the protector and of benefit to the people,
The fact is, when Southern men hear slave
ry denounced by Northcrners, they at once
become exasperated, giving no thought to
the circumstances which have contributed to
influence this opinion. The people of the
North need enlightenment, they are in the dark,
and on the other hand, Southcmcrs frame an
opinion of large class of people, merely
from the erroneous views expressed of our
institutions, by few ignorant abolitionists.
A paper Of this kind would harmonic these
difficulties, heal the wounds, and strengthen
the bond of this Union. While on this sub.
ject, we allude to another, We never have be-
fore, and never intend to again. We mean
the book of Mrs. Stowes-"Unclc Toms
Cabin" The Southern Press have done
more to extend the circulation Of this hook,
than the Ab0litionists have. The book has
been bought extensively at the South, and
altogether from the frequent notices appear
ing in Southern papers in relation to it.
Enough Of this.
If circumstances would permit, how glad
ly would we make propositions to unite with
Mr.. Gavis in this enterprise. We were born
in South Cnrolina-wc have always lived in
South Carolina, and we love South Carroll
na ; out ere is n wide field, and cgotistical
as it may sound, we fatter ourself that our
efforts would not be Improbable, either to
ourself or our people.
Mr.. Gavis proposes to publish the Harno-
niser, at the following prices -
For the Daily, ten Dollars per year for the
Tr-wcekly, S6, and for the weekly SO.
lie will be pleased to hear the opinion of
Southern men on the subject. His address
is Ocala, Florida.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-06
ANOTHER STEAMER ON Fl,

ANOTHER STEAMER on FIRE.--Ihe
steamer Armenia, on her trip from Key
port, n. j., to Ncw-York, on Saturday
evening.last when a short distance below
Fort Hamilton, (about seven and q
quarter o'clock. took fire, owing to tho
ignition OF some oakum hanging down
over the boiler, which Sc: fire to a loose
board lying near. Fortunately, however
a stream Of water was at once directed
upon the flames, and they we're very soon
subdued. Had not the application Of
water been as speedy as it was, the mos,
serious consequences NIGH have ensued
The Armenia had nearly two hundred
passengers on board, nearly all of them
being teachers and children on an excur-
son.