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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

The American Musical Association will give it's
second performance on the 27th. A grand quintette
for strnged Instruments by Mr. IIommen, will be per-
formed and number of other American compost
tions Miss Brainerd and Miss Annie Kemp have vol
unteeTed for the occasion.
This national, patriotic and lyrical Association de
serves all imaginable success. II may, under proper
fostering care, be made to grow from acorn to an
oak, under whose protecting branches national mus-
cal art will flourish securely. Mr. Hommen above
mentioned, il Philadephian by birth, and writes
classical quintettes in n manner not unworthy the
great masters as to purity and logic.
Mr. Gottschalk's tenth soree drew an overiowing
and applaudng crowd, as usual. He is a lion.
Mr.. Ardtis new Opera, La Spia, will be given at
the Academy, for the first time, next Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ball complimentary 10 John Frost, the Chartist
exile, is to be given at the City Assembly Rooms on
the 3lst inst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

The Concert for the benefit OF the " Old Ladies'
Home" took place Thursday evening at the Ply
mouth Church in Brooklyn with the most fattering
eclat. Not fewer than 5000 persons Were present,
md many were so unfortunate as 10 find the doors
closed to them at an early hour. All parts OF the es-
erainment were charningiy performed, mature prep
aration being manifcst throughout. Mr.. Perkins
youpc American amateur who was among the first 10
offer his valuable services for this OCCASION acquitted
himself with remarkable success, whether in the di.
rection of the large orchestra in the violin SOLO the
" Camr amelia" of Paganini, with those promising
younc musicians the Masters Moore, in the Fantase
and Grand Trio Indeed, favorably was the enter.
tainment received, that the Rev. Drs. Storrs and
Bethune on behalf of the audience called for a repe-
ton of ii, which we understand il is in contemplation
to give, with an agreeable change of programme in
about fortnight
The Hutchinson Family will give Concert AZ Mr..
Beechers Church on Monday evening the proceeds 10
be devoted TO helping the Free State men in Kansas
Let them have full audience.
FEMALE EMPLOYMENT Standardization il re
quested to advertisement of the Brooklyn Employ.
ment Society in this days TRIBUNE. The Society
does not give aims except in few cases of present and
AZ
liberal rates to such as need il and are unable 10 nro
cure it, Having no rent to pay, and receiving the
services of its officers and managers gratutousy /.
enabled TO accomplish great deal of good a. the sale
of the products OF the work done for supplies mate
rials for further employment. l:s principes are
sound and tend to relieve the poor without destrovn,
their self-respect, or exhausting the means Of ia
ourderS, It's operations being TO great degree SELF
sustaining.
TENEMENT HoUsEs-The police have received or.
ders 10 report all houses in their respective beats thu,
contain over four families This is in compliance with
the requirements Of the Legislature Guhorizior an
examination into the condition OF tenement bouse. in
New-York and Brooklyn.
The FIRST DISTRICT PoLIcE STATIoy-HoUsr-A
new structure in Washington, johnson sre.t i,4 .
Station. House for the Frst District Poke h ,.,sJv a.
preaching complexion II Is IN Process o co,.ng E 81
June Ii Of BRICK = feet font 50 h deuib ri,h -
extension of for ees which on the g-ud
floor lodging stairs Tor lDcEent peryots eI
into male and female aIsrrmen The font xros - +
intended for the mustefroor ad carfans oe
ths % oe used seeg apart
ueuts. The OF fbs di-trct haTs been stationed i -
basement the City Ea since he Organization Of that force
CANTHTvE AcCTpEvT.-A child % M Charlie Al
len residing Seventeen n street. GoEAaas "a. ss.ers,
turl ed en- lrssy evening ~ tie exrosc Of ramoasue
While Be- iEfel y ctt n ht zee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

10 ne Edsier " The ~ " T,ss.ne
The following Insurance Companies had risks on Mr.
Hoppocks building, corner OF Second avenne and
Twenty second street, which was burned the 10Th
INST:
Co. Boekman Insurance Co. 80 900
MerehAnsnsaraecCo 25oo Excelsior nsaranccC Co. 5000
Rutgers insurance Co.. $3.50
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

CHAn1E on FALSE PRETENsEs.-Solomon Is. No
be lswy.r doing business Nassau street was yoste day ar
rested BY Sergeant Van Ciec Of te I'D District dice Court
charged With defsanns Mr Walton rrsdDg a. NO SS W Wcst
street. OF s21s By false and fraudulent Pre-.
lenses The accused bronEh before Justice Davidson and
hela 10 hail 20 q " ait exAnninAfion
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ALLrGEp HousE THUf.-A young man named
vrs p..os, -. Yesterday sed by Policeman Nc
Hrary II ihe Ish WAfd charged with stealing money J
,~ sls.r ss tho value. In all, Of eGl from the
l. 81 n, o.. ktyar Na u Orchard street portion OF
ne roo,,v 49, raced 20 rossss0n of the sccu.sd and
rseossr.d before Jusiice Wood and held 10
h.il l ,hs ear, "A 20 Heoinef 10 twentyOne
yssr. 81 .ss psse ~ spstu ard resides at No 6ls
leafh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

THE CHARTER EIIcTIoSs.-In jersey City, Hobo
ken and Hudson City the Charter election Will be held
on the second Tuesday in April. 1t ha been usual 10
make the nominations the Of the election IN Jer-
sev Civ So that there has been but little opportunity
for discussion on the part Of the public. There Is
DISPOSITION this year to move earlier. The Democrats
will hold their primary meetings on Tuesday evening
next to choose delegates to the different conventions.
The Americans Of the Fourth Ward will probably
elect their delegates on Monday evening. In Hoboken
and Hudson, also preparations are making for the
election.
GuASo.-A joint resolution was adopted by the
N.wJeey esisature late session 20 prevent fraud and
ro.ton Ia sale Of adulterate6 and impure gano iuse
ug the Senators and Representatives in Congress from New
er.y 70 s for appointment Of Inspectors who are rac
s chemists 10 appointed BY the Cove rnnen al the dnefe
rt of entry 10 and the different properties and
value Of each n cold sud snsyze GDy that may ma
The resolution also the passage OF Ia" max
ing il msdemeanor mix foreign substances with guaLo
The New-Jersey State Republican Convention, o
Anil 9th will be held in Newark, and not IN Trenton as stated
The C,nyenon all opposed 10 the soealed DeInocrao par
IT, VIII be held in Trenton on the +ih OF june
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

SUPPOSED IsrAVrtctpr ON Thursday night q
Osfrsn worosn named F.sefh waElsf observed by
Polesmsn keiy of tho Fs' Ward 70 throw suode In zoe
river from Battery When Questioned what she had
hrrwn swsy abe sad Il wss dead cs Her opPeafanee re
s.sd I'M tho 0fcrr arrested hsr search made
r s b1ds and whc found proved 10 contain the body Of
child shout ,en days old and far ia decomposi ion
Coroner Perry ysssay nststed sn Investigation esari 10
occurrence bat could ssccf ain nohihg dchute The
prisoner refused Eyns any inonAou but hc child was not
believed 10 bs hs,s The Jury rendered verdict Of death om
the uuknown and upon The rendition o tue
verdict, the woman discharged nom custody
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

TENEMENT HoUsEs.-The police have received or.
ders report all houses in their respective beats that
contain over four families This is in compliance with
the requirements Of the Legislature authorizing an
exampation into the condition OF tenement house. in
New-York and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
En- RE S.

FIRE IN foRTY-foURTH STREET.
Yesterday morning about o'clock, fire occurred
m the dwelling house No. a26e West Forty-fourth
street. owned and occupied by John s. Smith. The
hre originated in the basement, but how, or in whst
manner is at present unknown. Mrs.. Smith had arisen
TO give her child drink, when she discovered that
The upper part OF the house filed with smoke.
she Immediately awoke her husband, who gave the
alarm. The building and furniture were damaged TO
the amount Of about $780, Insured for 81 200 IN the
Metropolitan Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

A BKGGIsG IMPosToR.-A young German called
Yesterday the Of Poppenhusen KONG merchants AZ
No "A Cifs and presented sealed letter addressed 70 the
lru purportsd have been signed by Or sohr
ner stated that the bearer, Ferdinand Lenen had s
ped fracture OF the leg and having unky treated
the Hopi,a, in consequence of the INJURY
tated The him good character lhe
uroreors OF the establishment being acquainted with the sig
nature OF Sehrmer proI ouncee the letter N question
forgery called Officer 0Hren OF the Second Ward foce
who arrested the bearer and he locked up by Justice
Welsh for trial When taken before the magistrate he gave
his name Joseph Bernard He did not appear To have been
injured
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

EFFECTS OF RUM.-A woman named Margaret ha-
rev va, found Ivins on the Sidewalk in Fourteenth street
near Fourh avenue Gowanus Thur-day evening oy
Morrr and Lott the Eighth Ward Police She appeared %
lab ring under influence OF liquor ON TAKING her np u
wa. found that Ies broken above the Ance-prooaoy
.ns,afred bv aH She conveyed 70 the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-MARcH 2l.
Before Judge DAVIES
Henry s. Winsford agt VIM. ii. Wallace and 9th
srs-Motion denied, with S 10 costs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

CANrHrvE AccIDEvT.-A child Of NJ. Charlie Al
len residing Sever n street GoW1aa "a. ssyey
tur ed c arssy evening ~ tie exroso Of camoasue
r. While Be- giei tld y cls u he tte No e.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

A PEoTHscr.-lD.e oelebrated eccentric preacher,
LreEzo Dew, si.Ort tine before his death, predicted
that the 2ih u March 1856, would bring the greatest
fresLets ever known in this country. viii 1t be in'
filed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

The Hutchinson Family will give Concert at Mr..
Beechers Church Monday evening, the proceeds ia
be devoted TO helping the Free State men in Kansas
Let them have full audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

TEE SUBJECT OF WArrR-A meeting OF ihn"en.
I ,i.rn, vss las. risht held he Cry HA 5pon tos
.nhi.et of lntrodins INTO The ey EIMsyer wan pe
.ded and r. Wsng and John AAekay, esqs we're eIeSs
ii secetEe Mr. WAnx spoke Of The es. benents 70 eo
Syed o the introduction Of Ana attn euted the many
empty in Brooklyn 70 ihe want Of II M "m ,s
~ 5,on[-.. 10 upply the oity With company with
Ner, 5ieven. and Ban stated that be h.a the report o.
DE Common Courc report Of The Engineers and having
e c e.tins. would ruarsntee lay 80 miles Of re and
bud ali the worss necessary for $ GO The Nassau atsf
ompauv propo.e lay 100 miles Of pipe and estnste ne
sIr.nIe az eco John Dheman, <sa, followed, ana
,.ted hs water procured, IL must b. tsen from ne
au rrps o the Iand-an under stratasnd that the Aitenp
10 rrrue water ffom the ponds would prove failure sew
m other zen eren expressed their opn'ors and The meeting
sco md
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

CHILDREN FOR THE CoUNTRY.-ln addition to the
large party of children which left this city for the
West on Wednesday, under the guidance of the Rev.
Mr. Van Meter of the Ladies Mission at the Five
Points, another, equally interesting departed on the
following day for homes in Pennsylvania, under the
guardianship of Mr. ID. A. Wertz of Quincy Franklin
Co. Those sent out to pleasant places in the
country by the Childrens Aid Society, and had been
gathered together by the Rev. E. j. Gerry of the
Fourth Ward Industrial School. Among them were
some of the best lads from the Newsboys Home in
Fulton street. and Mr. c. c. Tracy who held them in
high regard, accompanied them TO the cars. 1t was a
pleasant, yet affecting, scene to witness their de-
parture. Every face radiant with 'gadness, and
those who saw them thus full of youthful life and an-
ticipation wished them, from the bottom of their
hearts a realization Of those hopes in the "happy
and for which they were bound
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

We judge this doc 1ent 10 be revolutionary invented
by NJ Ledru Roin other ingenious geeti-man f IN
stance u begins by speaking Of the first article Of he treaty OF
Gortsnbeau There treaty Of fsntainbesn and
the stipulation said 70 be contained In that treaty
bs found III the well known treaty Of Para NJ Lsdu hohh
being famous for this sort OF historical bunders we nDe 10
attribute the present Invention 70 him. I'd T,fo"S~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
IAdNtisementl
ERANCIS SALTRR. VI. ID.
Advertisement |

OCULIsr AND a I lsT
No. Is Bond a.. New York.
Office hours from 20 u m., and 20 6 p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

UNITED STATES M,RsHALs OFFIcE.-An attempt
was made yesterday to bail Jose Lopez, one of the
passengers in the SLAYER Falmouth. The Marshal
ssked for two bonasmen in s., 200 each. Only one
had been obtained last night. The gentleman who
ofTed 10 become security fos him was Richard Harts-
boin u The Wslsbout, and No. l46 Front street.
Ne9-Ycsk. Documents have been found on board
tie sAOo2eg wileb prove that one of the pretended
pessaYsss WHO gave tis as Joachim Antonio,
= esy<is " .bs sei~>oeT and his real name is Joa
ciAs An,0pls Essye.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-02-13

Tux Nxw MrxIsrER TO ESGLASp.-l,
is stated in the Philadelplia papers that
the the Hon George NJ. Dallss has accep
ted th" appointment Of Minister to Eng
land. The Ledger says:
Mr.. Dallas services whilst minister to
Russia, his eminent political position hav.
ing filed tho second office ia tho gift OF
the people, make his appointment at ihi,
time, as the successor Of Mr.. Buchanan,
cm'nently proper. The appointment will
receive tho approval Of our citizens, and
command the respec, abroad duo to the
representative of the nation, Our rela-
tions with England at this time are pecu
liar, if not dsngsrously involvcd.-The
questions at is.ue require enlarged knowl.
e'ge,legal ability aud practical s,a,cs,nan-
ship. Mr.. Dallas profession AS an emi.
nent lawyer, his public character and po.
litical exleriepSe, are all so many guaran-
toes that in bis hand. the interna,iona al is.
suss so ably discussed by his predecessor
will be properly sustained. and the policy
and interest Of the United States be sufor.
Sed With energy and discretion.
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SHERIFF"S SALES,

by Virtue of Sundry writs of Fl fa 10 mo
directed, ] will sell before the Cour, House
door within the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
loving Real Estate, viz: Three hundred
acres of Land, more or less. whcreon Il fen
dapt lives, adjoining lands Of Minus A. Culp.
George y. Beckham, and others. levied on
and To be sold rs the property of John II
Hood. at the suit of II. X. Price, pro.
a'' Sl,75.
Also, three hundred acrcs, more or less
adjoining lands Of Henry Shutc, Amos
hlar ku,an, and Land, of the Estate upon
which w. u. Pycrresidcs levied on and
10 be sold as the property OF Jacob Fnndcr
burk, at the sui ot Lewis B!akcncy and 9th.
ers. Sl,75.
Also, ak defendants intcrcs, in and
to three hundred acres of land. more
or less, adjoining lands Of William Ross,
William REID. Joseph Rodgers and othc. :.
levied on and to be sold rs the property Of
Miss Aartsa Nj. Ross, al the suit OF A. 4.
'"ney, ct al. Sl,7J
Also, 1000 acres. mp.. or less, whcrcon
defendant lives, adjoining lands of Elisha
Knight, Uriah Fundcrburk. and G;h,rs, levi.
ed on AMI to be sold IN the property Of f.r.
vim knight, ut the suit Of John ). Miller. e.,
al. Sl,75
Also three hundred acres, more or les.
whereon defendant lives, adjnining lands of
Robert Gardner, Willi,m Gardrcr and 9th
ers, levied on and to be sold as the proper.
ty OF Robert Philips, at the suit OF ). r.
ely ct al. SI.75
Conditions cash, &c
J. ID. HALLE, s. l.. d.
Lancaster c. IT,, Fcb'y II, 30 5l-tds
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lIOLLOwAY'S PILLS. - Astonishing
cure Of billions complsint.-Mr. Patrick
MKenan, Of CoIumbuA Ohio. suasred for
upwards Of th,ee years from violent pains In
head, foul stomach. bad indigestion. disor-
dered liver, and general nervous debility, he
tried various remedies for the mitigation Of
this compound disorder. but he only became
worse instead Of batter, although he also
consulted several doctors. Finding tha, the
uasdieJ faculty could not cure him, he had
recourse to Holloway Pills, by continuing
with this remedy fpr fsw weeks, he entire.
ly regained bis health, and over, sjacs ih,n
he has not had the slightcst. rsturn Of hrs
complaint.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MR. EDITOR: Please announce c. F..
HENSON, Esq'r AZ 4 candidate for Tax Col.
leetor and oblige,
MANY FIIENDs AND SvPPoSTFRs.
Mr. EDiroH Please spnoppcs Mr. 4. G.
Billings ns candidate for Sheriff at the mex I
election, and obge, Many FRIENDS.
Mn. EpIroR.-Pease announce ". Raleigh
Hammond as a candidate for Tax Collector.
Aud obligc, HIS fulrNps.
AR. EpiroI-Plcase announce William Rob.
srtson a. . candidate FOR Tex Collector and o.
blige Ills FK,r,os
Nh. EpIroR:-Please announce Major John
W. Sisbet ~ . candidate for Tax Collector. at
the ensuing election, and obligs,
MANY VoTL2s.
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Congressional.

WAsHt NaToS, February I'm the
Senate, the Naval Officers petition WAS
presented.
Mr.. Toomb., Of Georgia said he had no
doubt but that wrong and injustice had
been done the officers by the Naval Board.
lie advocated revision Of the proceed.
ings Of that Board.
Also, in the Senate, tho subject Of the
Naval Board WAS discussed by Mcssrs.--
Benjamin, Bayard, Crittenden ana ether.
and Was finally postponed for future con.
sidsration.
Many bills were then introduced, among
which, was one FOR the extension Of the
term for naturalization.
Mr.. Clayton, Of Delaware, argued in fs.
vor Of the Board, but WAS willing to cor.
rect any errors made uuintcntionallv, if
such had been committed.
In tho House. tho Speaker, (N. p.
Banks administered tho regular oaths to
the members aud delegates, and com.
mittse was appointed, in conjunction with
one from the Senate, to inform the rresi.
dent that the two Houses were ready to
receive any communication lie pleased 10
make to them.
In the Honse, also, seats were drawn for
resolutions to he introduced declaring Mr..
Glessbrenner rs Sergeant-at Arms, pen
ding which tho House adjourned.
The resolution w~ then proposed to
elect Clerk viva voce. This was tabled
by l0a - IS.
A resolution was proposed and carried
by l26 to 81. that VIM. Cullom, X. n. OF
Tennessee, be elected Clerk.
After the vote. he WAS elected aud the
Spcakes aIaounccl iu lus S,rm Cullo.n ~
elected, and administered the usual orrm
OF oath 70 him.
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The Cnionville Journal Of the lri. inst.
says:
We are authorized to say that the
Spartanburg and Uuion train is running,
and has been running daily. Sunday, (ex-
cepted, } since the lolL. ult The cuts
along the line Of railroad are falling which
detains the trains temporarily, and in con.
sequence cannot bs made over the line
Some twenty hands are engaged on the
lias at this time, taking out the dirt 10
tSkin's Bluff, which continues TO slide in.
~ the 10th instant the Prsaident hopes
70 have the sntirc !iqs in condition to
carry freight
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lB- This world is indeed world Of pain,
disease and death, and were II net for the
Improvements constantly taking place In
medical science, which tend to mitigate those
sufrsrngs, lifs would almost cease 10 be
blessing
That class. Qf our citizenss ~ho are suffer.
ing with week bntts. rheumatjsm. gou. &c,
ahsald lose no time In mskihg uso Of the
celebrated "Jsw David's. or Hebrew Plaster
Which Is literally sweeping that clsss Of dip.
eases from hs land, ~ '''' =.
See advertisement.
Sold " "MAGI!.L g. HEATH.
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MARRIED.

Ca tue 5lh Of February, br FuAScrs
McizrrR, Esq. Mr. w. II. ID. McATEER
to M~s JANE I. ADAMS. all Of this Dis
trict.
While travelling through this world Of strife,
. may they livc ajoyful life.
On the i7,h ult, by FkAxcI. McATrrr,
E.q., Mr. DANIEL. HARKEY, of Union
County. n. C., to Miss JANE Mccain, Of
this District.
o may those hearts by love unitcd,
And mingled into one,
Still! keep those VOWS no fondly plightsd,
And drvsm Of them alone.
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Pay. fox the Members.

WAsnrNoroS, February 4.-To day
the SergesSt-at Arms, Mr.. Glossbrenner
drew from the Treasury about 10000 in
gold, which amount had been advanced
10y him for pay TO members. Mr.. Bsnks
the SpesSeF ef the House, late on Sstur.
day uight, having signed drafts for ths,
purpose.
Two is~Dlrsd and thirty thousand dol
lara A., yst duo to the members, which
will DO dsa~n Eem the Treasury during
the rresent week.
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TOWN TAX.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all owners of
real Estate in tho corporate limits of the
village Of Lancaster, to sall on the clerk of
the council and pay the corporation Tax, on
or before the first day Of March next, as AZ.
ter that day, all refusing or neglecting to pay
will DO dealt with according to law.
And oil Persons liable ts work on the
streets, and who ara desirousito pay instead
Of wottipg, by calling on, the clerk and
paying the sum Of three dollars on or before
the first day Of Marcel. next, will be exempt
cd from work OH tie streets for the year
1886. Aftor that time tho sum of fiy. dol.
lars will DO requir~d.
by order Of Council,
J. A. IlASSELTINE, Clerk.
Lancaster G. Feb'y Sth 1856 5i-t,m
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Sale DAr.-Ndwithstand;ng the 80.
ysrity OF the weather. which was intense,
there was quite crowd in Winusboro.-
The negroes Of the estate of Mrs. Good
wyn, sold on two or three years time, re-
ted enormously high. A negro cir! OIL 8
or l4years of age, sold for 5000; = negro
man Of about 80 years Of age, at about
$3.50.
The Kansas move seems to be taking
admirably. Ike po'cedings Of the meet
iing We viii publisl, In our neIt.-- Winns-
eoro Register. y ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Democratic Convention

The citizens Of LANCASTER District are re-.
q~estcd TO meet ~. Aa. Cont HRpss on
Sale day in Msreh, nsxt. to. take into. con-
sidsration the Pcoprissy "f the States be-
ing represvntcd in tho Na,ion.l Demoeraiis
Convention which is to ssscinble Tor the
purpose of npininatipg candidates for the
Prsidency and Yiee RrAidency. And al
80, " thought Rsopsrs ta.agppint Delegate.
70 meet with others from other districts; in
Columbia on the first Monday in May next,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates 70
ths National Democratic Couveatipn,
January 29th 1856,
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G III L S L f r.
Carriage Factory.

oRE2 The undersigned Is now pre-
1T pared to manufacture, at lis
--New Establishment in Chester
vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES adap,cd
TO our rough and billy country, and of the
best Materials. He would suggest as al
most eveIy man in the up-country IL more
or less q iu !ge Of timber, befnre you buy
or ords. = Carriage, no nIatier where, look
around and see what sort Of Lumber the
builder has aud in what condition Il Is kept.
The Carriagc-Makcr may Lie, Boast or
Biuster as mach as he pleascs, but tue grand
secret of carriage-making lieg in the LUM.
BI..pie.
To buy cheap. Negro. Horse or Car.
riage. Is to verify the old adage Penny
,cise and Poundfooiish. Giye me fair price
for my work, and then If it IS not made
right, hold me responsible,
Ii il were not for Paint, Putty and Cline,
What would we poor Carriage Makers do Z
G. +. HOIST.
chester Jan. 81, 1855 49-tf.