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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

V>UGNIsHED APARTMENTS TO IEr-TO TWO SINGLE
II gentlemen with breakfast and tea, or to small
ectabe family Please apply upon the premises 263
sixth avenue between Sixteenth and Ssseneenth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

TOHN w. SOMEfdNDyKE, AUC1IONEER-STO NO.
81 Ito Centre street, corner Of Franklin
sale of hotel furniture at l9I Reade stet Friday,
18th at 10 O'clock consisting of bar counter large
ccoth chairs, splendid framed priats, stove, go,
and Other goods. WM. /. BOYD Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

SUR or SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
~ bedrooms attached first second floor, to let TO
siIcle 20 ntemen in private house. with all the modern
I'M rosements. Apply al aS Prince street, few doors
vest Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

v3UPNIsBED ROOMS TO LET, AT so4 BROADWAY,
II ten doors above Union square, comprising suite
IN the first floor, handsomely furnished Also single
roc ms for gentlemen only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

7,URNIeBED ROOMS 70 LET--A PARIOR AND
bedroom; also, single room, with baths, on the
san aoor The house Is neatly furnished Please call
at $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

1SOAID, NEAR AND WEST OF RROADWAY-A
D seaond stosy front suite s1so, one or 40 other
bear @ rooms newly and hands lule'y fu mi she'd let
Faiths anti UneNceptionahc reference REQ .irel and
given. rlease call At - Clinton place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

n0hRp IN BRooKIYN-2Ss HENRY STREET, m
ID one OF the finest ocations: house new and fl-ni-
tune handsome; all the modern improvements; a rear
raior recently vacated by rhysicsn within aye mi
Lute> walk Of Atlantic ferry; diancrs Sundays fuu
board for ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

pOAhn, With FURNISHED or UNFUgNEurD
ID rooms, for single gentlemen, gentleman and WIFE,
hcue Ptaautly located near It Johns Park With mo
Gem Improvements. Reference exchanged. Apply at
l1o Hudton stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DOARD IN BRouEIYN-Co OINTMENT TO SOUTH
ID q Wall street fefrcs-d, sable loo ,tlon and plea
rant rooms, suitable for gentleman aad wife single
gentlemen. Apply at No 3D. Henry street be.geen
Atlantic and State streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DoARp-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND \
- Islts af single gentlemen, can be accommodated
ltOARn-ALAECErKONT ROOF, whfi. rcr,,r ,...,,.
i on the second focr, suitable for gentleman and
his wife; also pleasant suitable Cor two single
gent ntn can be obtained, with sithoat board in
private taiy 1t No 20 Watts street, third door from
The corner Of Hudson and Canal streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

noARD Up T0wN--AT 2Si WEST Twenty. TliIaD
ID street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, Pleasant
rooms 10 let with board IN house with all the modern
improvements and The most delightful loo ,tion up sn
ny % l Ing Immediately suite u may be had,
If desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

Y,UENIsIIED ROOMS To LEr-WIrH OR WITHOUT
partial board. Large and airy rooms, with bath at
fecheJ near Sixth avenue Houston street staaes
pass the ,or. Apply at No Houston street, old num-
ber-new number Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

A n UNFINISHED BACK PARIOR ON THE FIRST
~ floor TO let 10 gentleman ana wife or single gen
tlemtn with or without beard Also large airy ROOM
furpished II oesIei In the third story The house IS
occupied by a sman family. References exchanged
Can at 2o3 Fourth street Sixth avenue and Wash
instnn Parade Ground,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

UC1roN NOTICE n. cRASrALAR, AUcr0NHsgR.
IA win sell ON Friday. the lNh inst-nt, At No. ~
bouss consisting Of velvet tapestry ad shree piy ear
petng pier glass tote tets divaos sosS couch nashe-
ssny bedstead, oil paintings, kitchen uteoA1 90, As-
A UCrION NorICE.-HOUsE SALE OF RICH AND
~ costly household furniture IL WILSON, auctisa-
eer viii sell this day Thursday morning, Il hall psss
10 O'Clock all the rich and magnificent furniture IN
house 100 West Tseny street. near Eighth ave-
nue. embracing three very costly rosewood parior sus
in satin, mahogany suit in plush rosewood eegere, p
centre and sioe tables, expensivsy oarved rossweeA
vases speu did oil paintings and engraving, rosewood
and mahogany bedseads bureaus, SOFAS rockers wash
stands and chin, toilet sets cv. snd pier asses aes
oicoths, hat rack cxtenscn and dining tables sssk-
case hair mattresses beds and beddiss, china dinner
30 The attention Of country we'll city dealers .
directed TO this sale - every article viii positively -
None but money bankabas In this city received Ths
furniture ID nearly new and mostly nads 70 srdsr
Catalogues ON the morning Of sale.
n CoLYON, AUCrloNEER-IARGE SALE OF
r. household furniture, two pisnofortes carpets.
oeoel at the auction rooms 50 Beet%sa s...s .,d q
second hand furniture from family, most Of which
has been in use but short time It Will comprise n
part Of mahogany and rosewood furniture n Al s va
french bed stesds mahogany chairs in hair cloth and
plush, dining and s1ten.Son tables tapestry three
bureaus CENTRE side and card tables large French plate
and oval mirrors, oil paintings, feather beds and
hair mattresses, china and glassware, table cutlery,
yoaire chairs easy carved and plain rockers, black
walnut cottage and patent bedstesds mahogany music
Dture, &c. &c Also two rosewood pianofortes In goa
or,er Also 100 cottage bedsteass and 200 curd maple
and black walnut chairs. Sale psremptory.
| ToHN W. sONERINDTKE, AUcTIONERs MORT
y gage sale Of hotel furniture this day at the auction
No 10 Centre street, corner Of Franklin, at II
O'CLOCK consisting Of mahogany sofas, divans, chairs Il
match marble top centre aod side tables chandel
Brussels ard three ply carpets oil Cloths rood
tables, mahogany French and other beds eads marbs'
top dressing bureaus marble top wahstaDds toilet sets
cottage bedsteais bedding in great variety, feather
BEDS hair hask and straw mattresses Marseiles cover
Aso large lot Of good crockery, glass aud Kit
chen furniture in general From the bar room-ths kss
case chairs DESK also the knives and FORKS
&c comprising q complete assortment.
wv. SONERlNDYKE, Attorney for Mortgage
TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, AUC11ONEER-STORE NO
81 ITO Centre street. corner Of Franklin.-Mortga V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

A UCTT0N NOTICE. n CRhSrALAR, AUCrONHzgR
Stanton stcs the furniture coptad in part q
bouss consisting Of velvet tapestry, and sAree ey
ssny bedstead oil paintings kitchen utsnAk, 80, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

COUNTRY BOARD WANIED-A LADY WISHES TO
obtain board In q country farm house; would prefer
70 he near the salt water and not fy miles from
The ety Address stating terms &c. A. NJ Union square
post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DuIGHTTUL ROOMS CAN BIZ SECURED FOR GEN
tlcmen and their wives aod single gentlemen. IN
,st clas house and where the comforts Of home can
he cpoyed on very advantageous terms permanently or
transient Location unsurpassed Apply at ~ west
Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue THOSE Wishing 70
spsrd short time the country can also be pleasantly
acconnodnted with board. Apply as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

BOARD IN fRooEfYN.--TWo OR THREE SINGLE
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with board ia
fs. class house BY applying at lo2 Clinton street. Book
I'm CONVENIENT TO South and Wall streets ferries Terms
moderate. Also, gentleman aud his wife can BIO &C
comrnodsted with uufurnishei room, with panrics
attached, By applying AS above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

WANIhICTO BUY OR TO RENT-A COTTAGE IN
w desirable neghborhood in Byoekyvn near o1e a
the railroad routes within fifteen minutes ride from the
City Han. Address II p Herald of6ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

Ty.IL BOARD wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WIFE
II and child two years old, in private family. Al
drese stating ter ms, which must be moderate u 5.
X Herald Once No attention paid unless full par
tjcuIss and terms are stated. References furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DoABD IN RHo0KLYN--A LARGE UNFINISHED
ID front room, suitable gentleman and his VIE,
with crate clcset, and every enience within ten
minutes walk Of Wall street and South ferries Terms
moderate. Inquire al n state street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DoARp IN BRoohIY N- GENTLEMAN And hts
- wife, having more rooms than they can occupy in
cottage house with fine grounds situated in ono of the
finest avenues in Brook, about 2ls miles from the
ferry, would let one FURNISHED unfarnished TO one
terms. stages by the door TO aud from the ferries
The comforts Of home Isy be found By addressing
box 1sJ, Post oace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DoARDrN0- LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOM
II hspdsomeIy furuished With closets on tho secoo<
floor sIso three single rooms The house has beea late
put In co~pte order the I,test improve@eess n
toduoeA apply 1T AS Walker street, few doors wss
O BroAdWsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

COUNTRY BOARD.-FAMIIIES AND SINGLE GEN.
I temen VIII find excellent accommodations at the
National Hotel commanding . full view Of the race
course and surrounding country Apply ON the pre-
misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

CrIEEDiD COID POCKET CHROSohITkRs, wHTO
~ without any perce ptibse varAtisn frOsa ol1S
$50. Q. ALLAN, No llwsn street. asax RrsoAvA'
second a0Ss. 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
TO Subscribers.

On the recent change in the conduct Of
this paper, we sent copies to 4 number Of
friends and acquainiances, whom it was
thought, would like 20 subscribe. AZ those
who have not returned the papers, we shall
hereafter place upon our list as subscribers
and beg the large number whom we so re-
gard to accept our thanks. We intend
appearing no cxertions on our part to make
the Banner one Of the very best country
papers in the State, and it shall be richly
worth the small sum we charge our sub
ecribers. The more subscribers and The
more contributors we have the better will
our paper become. We will be more able
to lay out additional expenses upon it and
to devote more time TO it. We invite more
OF each to our assistance.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
The Copyright 'Grcaty.

The following is the amendment prupos-
cd by Mr. EVERETT, to the coumuni-
cation bclwccn the United States of
America and her Britanic Magcsly, for the
establishment of an international Copy
right Law. This Convention met a, Wash
lng,oh in February 1853
"Srkc ont the sixth article of the con.
vcntlon, and substitute the following as ar
iiClc sixth.
Article G. The right of property or copy
right, provided for by this convention, shall
hc ENJOY cd in the case of such works of
British authors as shall be stcrcoivpcd or
printed and published in The United States;
and ii shall be enjoyed in Great Britain
only in the case OF such works Of United
States authors as shall be s,creotypcd or
printed and published in Great Britain.
When work is first published in the
country o! lhc author, no right or property
or copyright in the same shall be cnoyed
in the other country. unless the repubca-
ton takes place within three months from
the tine oi The first publication and il two
or more editions of a work shall be publish
ed in either country at different prices, no
right OF property or copyright shall be en-
joycd in favor Of the SAID works, unless
there shall be republication in the other
country oi an edition not more expensive
than the cheapest Of the afore said editions
published at different prices.
This completes the text OF the copyris lit
treaty
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
Ohda-FcliOays Celebration.

Sumter Lodge Of !. o. 0. +. eel
cbratcd their first Anniversary in
this place o.. Saturday last, the 25th
instant. At IL o'clock a. NJ. the pro.
ccssion, one Of the largest and mos,
imposing we have ever seen in our
streets, with the members of The Or.
der all arraycl in their rich and beau.
tiiul badges, issued from the lodge
room on Main Street and marched to
the livc y and cyhlcrating music Of
the Sumter Brass Band. under the com
mand Of Col. BLANDlNG up Main street =,
as far us the Presbyterian Church and
then down again to the Court House,
where Il large assclnDngc Of the youth,
beauty and responsibility Of the Dis
trict awaited the proceedings with
which the occasion was to be celebra-
ted. The music OF the Band ceased.
the Chaplain offered prayer, beautiful
and touching ode was sung and then
followed the presentation ola large and
beautiful Bible by the Daughters OF
Rebccca. This interesting ceremony
was performed in tho most happy and
appropriate manner by Mrs. L. D
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01

ACs!GCsst.

We arc sorry to have TO announce
that our cs,inablc fellow citizen, and
Ordinary NM. LEWIS was considerably
bruised and injured on Saturday even.
ing last, by being caught in the wheels
Of his carriage in attempting to jump
from it while his horses were running
away The Judge was returning home
from SnmtcrviIIe and had proceeded
as far as Turkey Creek, when his hor-
scs took fight and the accident happen
ed.
We have learnt that though suffer
ing much pain from his bruises, he is
now recovering and his friends need
nrprehcnd nothing more serious.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
WAR.

The game Of war is about TO open and
though the die is not cast, still the rafting
has ceased and The hand uplii!cd for the
throw. TO the western world, who NAV
'or awhile only regard the contrast, with
The calm eye OF moralis,s and philosophers,
the coming events, objects and results,
have attractions Of Il most serious nature
The combat must he one Of the most viD-
lent and sangunary which has ever dcfaccd
Gods fair world, millions Of human beings,
formed ~ the likeness OF their maker, mus,
he gashch, hacked anl hcwn into the
ground. Firesidps must be dcsoia,cl and
III" requiem of these, who in life made them
blcs', will be sIng only in the wall Of
widows and orphans. The shock of arms
is not only to be heard upon the banks OF
The Danube, but all Earopc and Asia too
must furnish unmarked graves for TIC
countless hosts of oftyranny's victims, whose
dying groans and shricks are TO furnish
music for kn@ly ears. We demand the
cause and object of the dread sacrifice an.
swcr is beard from the throne Of Rnssia's ;
despol; )" 1t is for my glory and will it,"
We ask what is TO he the result and
mercl'ul wisdom dictates the answer that
the Almighty ruler OF the Universe will
shape it 10 tho purpos" and for the ut-
mate benefit of his creatures,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
second the YlOeiosp.

Major General J. NJ. E;srILL, 2nd Divis-
ion California Militia Qitle given in full
because dc>ervcd) in a recent letter to a
military committee in his State, recon
mends that the militia he organized and
supported by a tax, but hero is his own
language
propose, to tax each bachelor, over
the age of twenty y-sevcn, $50; boys, un-
der that age, half price. | also propose to
tax each married man who has wife in
"the States" who cannot show, by n "sc.
cond of exchange" that he has sent her
and the babies $500, during the last year.
in tho cum of $50.
From the latter, we might safely antici.
pate, tho greater portion of our revenue il
the Supreme Court did not Interfere, and
decide it unconstitutional, because " it WAS
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01

taxing immortality" Between you and l,
am rather inclined to the the opinion,
that The decision would be right; for have
the impression, that much of the money,
that should administer to the comforts of
the " loved ones at horne," has been spent
here, in immoral PRACTICES"
We second the Generals motion, and
request him at his earliest convenience to
inform us whether or no, there are any
boys in California. Rumor says tho race
is sexinct on this side OF the Rocky Noun
tains.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
VyasIIimgton's Birthday.

Among by no means the least inter,
esting Celebration Of the past week
was the turn ont, on Wednesday. Of the
Claremont Troop, wlo rs usual com.
memorate their Anniversary and the
day together. There was goodly
gathering from all parts Of the District
and fair sprinkling of the fair, who
are always ready on such occasions to
greet and cheer the Orator with their
smiles. The oration was delivered in
The Court House at ii o'clock by
TnoMAs NJ. LoaANjr. one Of the troop
ers. The popular sentiments and con.
clusions drawn by the speaker were
we'll delivered and recoi we'd with ap-
plause by the audience. At two o'clock
the troop with their guests, the Sumter
RIfiemen, Beat No. Q, and number
OF citizens Adjourned to table, that
groancd with tho good things of the
kitchen. The remainder Of the day
wasspent in a joyous manner, ball
stn'ght closed the merry scene.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
For the Bnuner.
TO WI. WI. #N*x***

Kind welcome to our hearts and homes,
Thou wonderer from another cline;
We canno, boast of lordly domes-
But welcome in our cot you'll find.
Here friendship ever ready stands
10 greet you with her warmcst smile;
And pleasant lonk, and cheerful words,
Shall oit your weary heart beguile.
Come cast your lot among our groves,
Come choose among our lover fair
The partner Of your cheerful hours
The sharer Of your future care.
would OF check ambitions fire;
I'D rather urge you on to fame
III wake my muse---I'lI tune my Tyre,
To bid you win, yourself name.
Then. then, return with victory crown'd,
And lay your laurcls a, her feet;
When sagcs' lips, your praise resound
Beauty will send her tribute meet.
Her coral lips shall smile on you--
Her soft blue eye with rapture bnrn-
Her bosom beat with pleasures sigh,
And her pure heart be all thine own
Then onward press if this The prize
If this the end--if this The spoil
IT'S beauties lips, and bcautict' eye
That snail reward the students toll.
ELLA ST. CLAIR.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
".BlCk.H "

We could not refuse 10 give Jack" a
little TO drink when he writes II intend 10
send you some poetry in down right earnest,
u will begin with Jack and if your
Temperance paper don't give him some
thing to drink, even though ll,a. he nothing
but Primers Ink, he will feel pulc in ,h;
gIlis,' hut we must enter an earnest dif
ference Of opinion with lack " as to
which is "thc best of all Jacks" for Of
al! tho Jacks he has written about we much
prefer those that nom Dinah makes"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01

Persons wishing to see lis tipnn
business connected with the Paper or Law
can find us at any hour during the ,lav,
except from four to fv" in the ancruoon
at our office. just back Of So; ONIONS Now
Store. All business connected with the
paper must he transacted with WILLIAM
LEWIS, JOHN S. RICHARDSON, jr., or II. C..
LOGAN. Mr.. r. G. LOGAN, the Foreman
OF Banner Office, is our only authorised
Agent to receive money and give receipts
for the same, and may always lie found at
tho Banner Office. All letters addressed
to tn" Banner must he pre-p,id to insure
attention.
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Charleston on w. 81 N. Rail
qsOnG Again.

1t really seems that nothing comes in
the way of the Charleston Press, which can
possibly he turned against this road, which
they do not eagerly seize and publish, to
gratIfy the morbid taste of their disappoin,-
cd and repning city. They could have
procured thr ron'i, which they are now
trying to injure; but which in reality is in.
jnring them SO much, direct to their city il
they had have displayed any public spirit
or enterprise. 1t was first offered to tnem
and pressed upon them, but they refused
'o do anything for it, and now that it hns
been built without them, and doing well,
they begin tn rcpine, become sore and
pccvish, and vent their spleen in abusing
the road and al connected with it. Now
all this docs no g:'od. Such a course can
never benefit Charleston. and It INJURIES
noho''y but themselves, 1t only tends to
alcnalc The friends nf the w. g. NJ. Rail
road, to create enemies and divert trade
elsewhere. We thnk our Charleston
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-01
AN ORDINANCE,
Further to Regulate he Police of the
70,1n Of Snmterriiie.

Bc il ordained, BY the In,cn,lan, and
Wardcns Of the town of Su,n,crylIe i"
council assembled. and the authority of
the same. that all slaves residing in tho
town OF SumterviI'e shall he required to
carry tickets, certificates. cards. or other
written evidence. under the hands Of tl,cir
owners' "r Persons having tho charge of
them; IN words following. 10 wit
"A. B Is my servant, residing An Sum.
t"rvilIc, and has permission to pass from
my house TO (tI,c place to he srociiie.D and
renal " The time to be rpecifisd)
date n
II order to enable them to pass on Sun.
days and after nightfaIl.
Be it further ordainct1. Thai aII slaves
found out side of the enclosures OF their
owners, or Of the persons having charge Of
them, on Sunlnys or after night fall with
out such Il ticket, certificate, card or other
written evidence as aforesaid, shall be liza
bic TO be punished as by law provided.
BE it further ordained, That all OrJ,,an-
ccs and parts Of Ordinances in conilic, with
this Ordinance be and the same arc here
by repealed.
Be it further ordained, That the .aid
ticket, certificate, card or other evidence,
Aforesaid may run Cor month, if tho own
er'o person having charge Of any slave s"
specify therein, in cases when the slave
may hive nw'lc residing ont nf The ohclos-
ure OF The master, or persons having char
OF such slaves in order 10 pass such slave
irom'hIs proper place OF residence to his
wiIc's house and not elsewhere.
BE II further ordained, That no slave or
free person oil color, whose residence, or
whose master, or employers residence il
moi within corporate limits of the said Vii
lngc without The special perni, of his mas
ter, cnpl"yor or gGardiad, designating the
object The place and length nf time Of the
F's''s OF The said slave or free persons Of
cn'nr,
Ratified in Council assembled This 24;h
day OF February a. y 1854.
Given under my hand and tho seal of the
Corporation o: Sl,mterville,
w. 5! fluDsoN Clerk
WIN. lAYNSWORTH,
IWendank