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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-03
TEFFERelJN MALE ACADEMY,
y 25th, between Clay and Leigh streets,

81
y 25th, between Clay and LeiEh streets
s,-'.s9 7ssas9eE@1s e-~ss' Church HUI
UNDER THE CHARGE OF a
Rev. q. w. PETHERBKiDGE and
Rev. r. III. JONES, Am.
Is NOW In OPERATION. -.
Every advantages will be afforded tbs pupils for q
thorough training in the various English Branches
the Classics and the Mathematics. Sc Y Lar
II ". CVNE,N SELECT, CLAsSl.
f.. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 90
Broad street opposite St. JohTs Church, will open
its 5th annual session MONDAY, the 18th Instant
and continue ten months ss 81 sd ~ se 80
R0TsS A. m. SMITHS sCHUOL fOh
lVf YOUNG LADIES. will commence again on the
first of October next. For particulars inquire at the
School Rooms corner of Fifth and franklin streets
formerly Rev D Hogs. % 8-olm
NNCLISH classical AND NATL e.
II NAUTICAL ScaooD FOR YOUNG LADiEs--I &c
sublc riber will open School for young Ladies' % ~
Cauthorls depce on broad st. the first MONDAY ~
Ocrster In this school, HIGH will be continue ans
months will be- taught besides the ordinary pranSne'
of an III ish Education. Latin. Greek MathematMcs
French and Muac The subsci Der hss had many " ar
experencs in teaching and she tnat sne
csn furnish satisfactory evidences of her quailncs
tions and success She will be aided ny competent
assistants Terms tor English branches $40 ioI
Latin Greek, French, Mathematics and Music Hot
to SEQ. payable serni-annually in advance:
-. H. ADELlNE CAUTHOKN, Principal
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" 23-dSm :. -hlchmond, va.
MISS TAZEWEI-I,S SCHOOL, Grace
lFl street BETWEEN 1TH AND 8TH.-The sixth
session of this School will commence on the hrst day
of October and close the first day ofJuly.
Miss Tazewell will be assisted by gentleman
whose attainp ents aud experience render him con.
siderable acquisition TO the School Any other de-
sired information will be communicated through cir
culsrs which can be obtained application.
Terms, payable semi-annually in advance: 400. ~
HIGHER EnsI;sh Branches 40 90
primary Do do ,..,............ 80 90
Ancient and Modern Lapguages each. ...... 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees
sc 27-im~
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- For kENT..A Dwelling House at
QEs9 the corner of Cary and Foushee streets Five
rooms with fire places in them besides the hitch.
en- and outhouses for servants. small garden The
house il conveniently arranged and in good orders
now occupied by the owner who int to got the
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent. Possession given imm sdstey For
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS
So ITS 4ss
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- FOR RENT...The brick Warehouse
"a on the Basin, at the corner Of Cary and Igta
1E:k streets, now occupied BY Aesrs 2; T. W.
D. Tompkins. Possession given Oh lot Of OstS nn
Apply to Ed D. EAono
jy l5-ts
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I 0nn BOXES of Superior FRENCH
lsOOO WINDOW GLASS --Anonsst Them
single and double thick, and the white Crystal Glass
and of szss varying from 4x6 to S6x5o In store and
TOR sale BY 81 e54 a WIN. 6ATTLER,
20 30 below EXCHANGE Rank
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. &
tB- The friends Of s. g. W. DILL respect !
fully announce him . Candidate for shelif, at :
the next Election. s,,.> ~: s rs
-.cB- The friends Of W. ". GRIFF1S respect
fully announce him q candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election: May Z, 1866. "a
eB Tie friends of NIMROD MoCORD Ne:
specially announce him as q Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. :: ...
sT The friends of Capt. s. A Hoposs ros-:
pectfully announce him as q candidate for Tag
Collector at the ensuing election. :; y
tB- The friends Of JouN r. .wnsos respect;
fully announce him rs q candidate for 7hx Coz. I
l.etor of Abbeville Distsict, 1t the enssing cleo
tion.. a. n ,.2;$:s.y; -. y
f tY- VIZ are authorised to announce the Rev. !.
JANIS MooRE as q candidate for reelection as
Ter Collector Of Abbssille District, at the en-
suing election. ~ q. = ,5, (:
az The friends Of JAMES d.. .VANDIyER
respectfully announce him as. a candidate for
Tag. Collector Of Abbeyilie District AT the en-.
suing election. ~ "a, 8. 5sss = Il
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Notes Lost.

II OST OF mislaid. two Notes of hand, viz !:
IL one given by I. w. Blea9e, some time in
March, 1856. to the undersigned, for six hun.
dred dollars, due first of January. 1856, OH
which two separate payments of amounts not
now remembered are credited The other,
given at the came time, by the same, to the
>ary, 1857, with interest from. FIRST January,
1856.
The public are hereby warned not to trade
sor said notes. and the maker not 20 pay them
to any but the subscriber.
wM MORRIS.
March l3, 1856 As 2t
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Paints, Oils, &C.
NOTICE.

~ " l. ~ ~
H>HE Subscriber, wishing to remove to Gcor-
Il gia, offers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
containing Five Hundred and Sixty.six Acres,
about one-half in the woods, lying on Corna.
ere Creek, as good upland as Abbeville Dis.
trict affords. Those wishing to purchase would
do well to look at it before buying elsewhere.
1t is situated twoa a half miles below Sto.
ney Point residence. immediately Oh the main
road leading to Hamburg. The place is very
we'll improved, with a sett Of large Stables.
new Clubhouse. together with
- a Good Tan-Xard.
Any one wishing to embark in that busin ss.
would do well to secure the location, as there IS
no better in the District as it is supported by
large run of custor'. lie has good and expe.
rienced Tanner he would sell. and also large
stock of Leather in the yats Call soon.
: Possession would be given next winter.
-, w. ID. CALHOUN.
March 2. 1856 81 SIN
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HEAD QUARTERS,

Eighth Regiment s. G. n.
A N Election will be held, for MAJOR to
n. command the Upper Battalion of the 9th
Regiment 6. C. n, to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed By the promotion of Col. II. II. Harper on
Saturday l2h day Of april nert, at the respec-
tive Beat Company Muster Grounds. and the
Managers will meet the Monday following. at
McCaws Old Field count the votes, and trans.
init the result to Brig. Gen. J. r. Weaver
Edgefield c. H., 8. C. .., -. &:
Officers commanding Companies in the, Bat
TALON are charged With tho extension Of this
order. r.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. John. r. Weaver.
II. II. HARPER, Col. commanding.
March II. 1856 IS I'd
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., .,, Is.
: At the Sign Of The Golden Anml,

.s. ..y-.S -7COLUMBIA, 3. q. -
a THE Subscribers have now NA
Go on hand an extensive assort- ~
~ ment of Goods in their line. which
they are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, md to which they. respectfully call the
attention Of purchasers Their stock consists
in part ns foltows, viz: . TT.r.5 'is = !
Bar Iron. HOOP. Sheet Band, Oval, Round aud
Cast: German and Blister steol; Anvila Bel.
lows. Vices, &c.;2 ss1si:4 -
Mill and Cross Cut Saws; Mil tIrous. ;Nails.
Wagon Boxes. Pot Ware - - - :: Z y :
Bench and Moulding Planas, Chissls, Aueers
FiaA Boring Machines; Z. -
2Mortice Machines, Eathes Saws, Bench Screws.
! sNinges. Screws -: issss't'I.
Locks, Bolts, Latches, Axes Hoes Plough
Nonlds. Adzes ~ .:
Axles. Springs. .Enameled and Patent LeatI,eri,
Paints. Vsrnishes: Y ~ ~ ~. -, =;
Window Class Spirits Turpentine. Putty, Paint
Germ she!lers straw Cutterh Corn and Cob
Mills Leather Betting 4 ssdf ~ sS..s ~:
Lime, Ple:ter, Cement Gnnpowder. Shot
Z Those In want: Of Goods III the Hard ware
line. will 6td Sit to fteir interest sto give Ms a
call before making their purchases =,
FISHER GsaGNEWa& Il CO.
Z. Feb l6. isS8 y = - z tjaf :,
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ABBEVILLE MALE
Ara0e:m:lv!.!:.. ;:

|4MR.A: g. ELDER having been elected
AA Principal Of the .Abbeville Male Acade.
emy, will commence the exercises of the School
on the 1st Monday in january next The gov.
ernment of the School will be rigid. The NOR
als. and general department ,of, the Students
will at all times receive special attention.
Students will be prepared TO enter the Fresh.
man or Sophomore Glass of the South Carolina
College and the greatest care given 70 their
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
TERMS. The first will commence on the lst
Monday in January, snd continue for tw enty.
eight weeks the second will begin. on The I'd
Monday in September, and continue twelve
weeka - So 5g: 9str s.'t.,E -
-TheTuition Of eacl, classs will be for ths;
Isl CIass: Reading. Writjng, 1st Ses.E % Ses.
Spelling. and Primary &c.
I'd Class: The above with Saa,
= Geography. History. A. -ss:& -:
rithmetic, English Gram. zsi.al= --3s,
5xmar. and exercises iu En-. :s&S >
glish Composition, 20 90 $500
Sd CIass: The above with g & & '''a.
alltlie ad vanesd EngIsh e .s.;sI.s s, So
Branches. !. 2S 90 700
9TH Class: Theaboye With 9. g i s. .
Latin aud Greek, .. -ss28 90 IS IA 90
,Bonrding,can be o6fained n:desirabIe fsmi
lies and At reasonable ratea. either in the Vii,
lpge or country near the Academy, .sSss.
Aithoughit is Of the greatest importance that
all the pugtls should be present Al the opening
Of the Session, still they may be received. at
any time during the term. Students viii Sbe
charged from the timethey enter until the close
of The Session. utlesa special artSngeme Afe
made te.ths contrary. !. e:
<: .l, oo ;s..s. A. c'sELDER, a. 3: s.,
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Estray Mule.

oof STRAYED. from the subscriber. on
RA the 9th ult. dark.colored Mare
MULE She has been worked, and may have
marks OF harness or gear upon her. No. other
mArts remembered. fr..f.-
Any information respecting said mule viii be
thankfully received. Address So ~. 8:
-, ~ J. n. .MULLIkIN, -
", .s.Es;s$. Lowndsville SCI
Aarch.7, 1856 2,*: :, II s. e = Il 8.
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Wanted

s9Tso hire BY the year a number Of good able
- ~ bodied handsto work on the <.t$s
areenville and Columbia Railroad !:
inthe year 1856. s:ss g .ss:.s .; rs :,
Those wishing % bits,csn see me on the line
!. -! s.: >5sss !: r.. r.. HUDGlNS2 = y
;St:e q dc Supervisor Cd Dive. &Cs#R R.
. Dec 20, 1885; = 8 :a,, = 8s.tf
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sign ofsthe Two Large Watches
+. WATCHES, ,CLOC

1MEWvI9H1sHINHa. 1 ME
u AT NEW YoRKsPRIcEs, ron CASH s.s MS
Es MERCHANTS and Dealers vim Do
sS3k well TO call and examine tho stock ofI
CLOCKS and nd'JEWELRY,at at sSs-.syS; Ss;-.SsyysS;;
: 2E 2A0 King streats SIS S
before they purchase elsswhere Evesyaytiele
warranted =. <.sy s s3a 81
"A stock alwsys on hand 5pecuiiarls adapssa:
Save tssenty pr cant. Byr1tlisg d, 81 81,
!. ~ - s.. a WIN. MASTERAfAN.ssS::s 81
:. 249a King.ae, Eharl rlestop, I: E: S?2s {,
= ~ Four doors from Wentworth street. ..
October s56sfS D.. ~ 90 i
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$ 5s AGU UERREOTYpES. 81 az Z
DanerFeotypes for 4 so Cents 4!
81 ss leasrs. Leonard g Adams 81
sIlSHE Famous and Cheap Pictnrs.msk kers,,
~ would ssspestfsl! Inform the Ladies and
Gent tleIhsn tf Abbsvilie District, that they are
thew atsAbhsyille g. III, where, they win be
prepared .to;t Make go ). :
Dagnerreotyp, Likenesses,
In the course sof two or three days in the most
perfect manner. ~ 5-s5;s :. -: as.,s
3 Having been engaged in the business long
: time. and being posted in all the new and mod
Sern improvements of the art, they do not hesi.
tate in saying that they can produce Likenesses
equal if not superior, to any heretofore taken
. in this place.
: We would invite all those that want per.
feet Likeness of themselves or friends to call
early at our, Gallery, in the upper story of the
: Marshall Rouse,
: entrance door on Main. street.
:: AL work warranted to give satisfaction.
:: >: J. 8. LEONARD, =
) :: S. H. ADAMS.
March Is, 1856 42 II
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II @ u N D
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBRATED
COLLETON
B TsE<R:S !,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
- AND A .-l-ySs. E
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
-, Z: - FOR
DYSPEPSIA.

1 "EoE bl1lEhS are purely q VEGETA.
l. BILE COMPOUND, and are offered to
the public under the fullest conviction that
they will be found safe and sovereign REM.
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested, not
only by numerous families and Physicians in
The South. who have furnished apple testimo.
ny as to their decided excellence, but also bv
the proprietor, who. for ten years, suffered ali
the gloom incident to that stubborn and dis.
tressing disease. s.t
The CoLLEToN. BITTERs are also Car.
minativc, most excellent for Cholers Morbus.
Costiyeness. Sea Sickness Nausea, proceeding
from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath
Acidity, Heartburn Cramps and Stitches in
the Breast ~
The above Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people.
and others Of scdentary habits.
Il do hereby certify that have knoyn and
used your celebrated compound COLLETON
BITTERS in my family for more than fifteen
years. and do verify believe it to be one of
the most valuable Family and Plaptation Med.
icines in use having witnessed their benefi cial
effects in 70 many instances, that with truth it
may be affirmed. they we'll deserve the high
eneomiums which they have received from the
afflicted who have partaken of their iuvigora-
Signed, cHAs. O.. CAPERs, Planter.
St. Helena, 8, c."
The undersigned. wholesale agents for tho
above. take pleasure in stating that they arc IN.
timately acquainted with the MANUFACTURES Of
the ''CoLLEros BlrrEns," hence. they do not hes.
itate to commend the article as Possessing rar Z
virtues, and we'll calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and Its Kindred
3, Diseases. $50 z .
Retail Price so Gents Bottle!
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf.
fering may be arrested. The trado will DO
supplied on liberal terms. e * ~. Z ::
Orders should be addressed to -; ~. ~ ].
- HAVILAND. HARRAL:& CO., :!
Special AGENTS., Charleston, 8. c., f3.
Importers of Drugs. Medicines ChemjcaIs p
@sEE Perfumery, Brushes, DC.
Abbeville; FIG. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
& GARY, Cokesbury. Uune.1 '65 ~
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0en Dotel arl0 4ib&rg Stabl&s
AT ABBEVILLE C. H.


TO- 70 @ wants and comfort OF all who call
supply the country afford
;. )
LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS
@ saso. which will always be beautifully
They
the most
Of
lbe
, ct .aC~ +"
EB- tiea
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A. G. 3squier, :sss
1:Me, 2os and 40 5.lfaia str.rtt
Columbia, n. sG.i

MI fANDFAcTURER aud: gsGaefsil r.
ly1S dealer IN 6 ne and plain FUR:YHX ISL
NITURE, CHAIRS PIANOS, VALE PAPER;
MATTRASSEs,&c &c.,,. At low pficesfo eash,
and nllswarrantsd for one year or rlongers s..,s.
ssA1l kinds Furniture made TO order and all
1ds neak aud. ,propptly repAirsd. Also;
Wood; and Metal Burial Cases, SIntiast
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Confectioneries,
FRUITS, CANDIES, =.

~ PRESER YES PICKLES. &C.,
together with supply of Fireworks-Crack-
ers, Sky.Rockets, Roman Candles, DC, land q
remnant of Toys which will be sold very low,
as we wish to discontinue that part Of the bus.
iness) now on hand and being constantly re-
ceived--and which will be sold at unusually
low prices. T. .,.E.s:;' :,
They are determined to keep always on hand,
for the accommodation Of customers, every
thing in their line that can be called for, and
hope by such attention to the wants Of their
customers, by.fair dealing, and low charges to
secure liberal patronage S..z5ss.; - -
They are determined to. keep larger and
offered, and all at prices which cannot fail to
satisfy. - ~ sFla -
sB Giys ,ts troll
:: Dec. 20 1856. - q. q. Ss.tf
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VARIETY STORE:
W. ". SHILLITO,

HAVING become proprietors of the Confec.
IL tionery and Variety Store, at Abbcville
Court House, respectfully invite the attention
assortment Of -
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CAsHI!,

WRW SI0rf
A T ABBEVILLE G.. III.
GLAGER & LIVINGSTON respectfully in.
NJ form the citizens of Abbeville village and
District that they have opened, at the old stand
WILSON d WILLIAMS,
ono Of the largest best selected, finest and
cheapest stocks Of FANCY and STAPLE
MD"~ =-0D-
ever exhibited in the up-country.
A part Of our extensive assortment we
will mention:
Ladies' Dress Goodies
DeLnines, Cashmerss, Ameline Cloths;
Alpacas, Plaid Stuffs Ginghams;
English and French Merinoes (all shudesG
Calicoes (of every style and priccG
Mantillas and Cloaks "a splendid assort-
ment of latest styles and at all pricesG
D. Hosiery, Gloves Shoes, DC, &c.
For Gents and Boys.
Cloths Cassimeres Twsede, vestings;
Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, DC. DC;
Also, one of the largest and best manufac-
tured assortments Of
-. Ready-made Clothing
that has ever been brought to this market to
which particular attention 10 invited.
: For Family Use---
! All kinds Of Blankets, Flannels. Damasks
Sheetings. Shirtings Tckngs, Towellinps
Diapers, Doylies, Curtain Materials, DC.
Plantation GOods...
Plains Georgia and KentuckyG
Oenaburgs Stripes, Kerseys. DC. de-
We have also an extensive stock Of
/ ,JEwELRY,
consisting of every article embraced under that
head, to which we invite the notice of Gus.
toners. 3.
In short nur stock 10 Varied and complete
and we respectfully solicit an examination of it.
We show for nothing. and sell for as near no.
thing as any other establishment can afford to
do. = -
cB- CALL 4 SEE what bargains we will sell
- FOR ,CASH.A
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Abbeyille c2H. Monday, February a:
and Monday, March II :; IS NJ as.ssEss &:
Callahams, Wednesday, 6:
Tribes, Thursday \:
Lowndesville, FRIDAY, -. 3:
Calhoun,s Mills, Monday, AZ II: IL
Wilmington, Tuesday, ;&za" z4I2;.
Moragne's ~, "Wednesday, ss.a i al 5sl3:
Tol6erts Tin the Range1 Tbursday.. g" II;
Cothrank Friday, SsE.':: is;
BradIy's -, Saturday, So" 16;
Greenwood Monday, * ls;
Wedussday, March lls; a.. 49,. isi.
Ninety:Siz * Tuesday, 3 3 80 Z. e 8;
Cambridge, Wednesday, d, +S I. :: 20:
Woodyille, Thnrsdny,sSt !" 81:
Whitehall, eis Friday, .:fsi s. ~, ~
Cedar Springs, Saturday, Z. %;
Donaid'si So. Monday ea-26;
ssnftietoxn, Tuesday. So - = :. y ;2s;
o0kesSd!F snd 4ue,day Mas.s Wianssd'y, Is: =,
Deadfall. - < Thursday, 28;;a
Roberta, Store, Friday ~ 70;
smithville, Saturday Sc. March 81;
aiccaw's Old Field, Thursday, - /. ~ eo:l
Abbeyiiie q n. all Court eek sst z. ..s {. 8
@Salesday in A pril tho last day Tor NAL ling re-
turns e All persons falling to inaEe.rettirns ON
the aboya day. liable q: double tax IL taxes
eutions may be Issued. E q q So
s Property 20 be returned in the name of ihe
proper owner. Guardians, Exeeutors and Adj:
.ministratots will return. property und er their
control. ~ y>s.s :; = ~. -. ~ {;
s Persons having tra9sferred property between
the lst. oetober 1854, aud alst October. 1856,
number ofsBirths, Marriages and Deaths lin
a. 9 i-FE1
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Notice to Taxpayers.

WILL attend at the undermined times and
L places for the purpose of collecting Taxes
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BY Steamer, tBaldwinm Z.
HENIs sY S. KERR.
q & 81 e IT IN n M IA :,,;

- ~ 50. z. ss a l.55QU M y. ~
rs now receiving and in Store expressly for
Il the Spring Trade, one of the largest Stocks
he has ever before purchased, and would say to
his old customers. and the Adam family gener.
ally, that il they want :!: sEs -. ~, 49, =.
: @ r sOsC ERIE
at Augusta or Charleston prices freight of, J
that. now is the time to examine his whole
Stock, consisting of
). - Hhds, N. O. SUGAR,
- Bills. White Coffee SUGAR,
,. = Crush'd, Pow'd, and Loaf SUGAR,
50 Sacks Prime Rio COFFEE,
20 I" Gov. Java ("
10 Packages Old Mocoa
100 Bbls best Northern Planting Potatoes,
200 Sucks SALT. -
SO Bbls. 8. II. SYRUP, rss
10 Prime TREACLE,
W. w. VINEGAR,
8 Cider -
uhds Machine and Lard OIL.
Fish, Fish, Fish.
No. l and 2 Nackercl in Kits, and I and Bar
rels; White Fish; Smoked, Scotch and
fresh Herrinvs; Cod Fish; Sal.
mon, Lobsters, DC.
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Candles.
ADAMANTINE,
SPERM, SOLAR, de-.
Soaps.

Soaps.
Transparent. Brown Winsor Turpentine, and
L., Washing of every variety.
ALSO -.a a.
fine lot country cured BACON YENE
SON, LARD, TALLOW and many other ar.
ticles in the Grocery line too tedious TO emu
merate. - S,,=-.
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Notice fo the I sPhbain:

!; S. Notice 10 the Pnbain s:s;s: &:
rT,HE andsfsigned hsve nasas af
~ and are psersisd sto ds silt 49,
iss ID the q 3 ss.
hIanlisla a.s,se lEes,s q; 81
lins aptlss saa D in
Thsy vim 10 tsund tt: sDsa sNttS.
Abb4vills Ea1s Hssse q q va: ssss
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9 December 2o, 1855: g: S . I. 50; ss:iy,.s ,,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

Institutions and cOntrivances for getting money
easily have never been wanting in this metropolis,
but we have never heard of one which seemed bet
ter adopted for eficacious operation upon the
pockets of its subjects than the "Southern Rights
" and Union Congress-" copy Of whose constitu.
ton has Just been laid before us. In the preface to
this document we are tod, more luminously than
dramatically, that, as between the North and the
South "the unhappy condition of public affairs
" ore too well known" From the same source
we learn that 'the prominent characteristics Of
Southerners is to be social and communicative.
Accordingly it is proposed to Ensemble nightly
81 in social and commercial intercourse" tho
"Southerrers and Union-loving citizens" who
may be present in New -York-whether around
faro table or some other center Of social and
commercial intercourse" is not mentioned.
However, the founders of this new order anticipate
that it will gradually get within its control the en-
tire trade between the North and South, for which
purpose we venture to suggest that it ought to guar
autee the debts of the latter and make good the
losses of the former-a function in which we IN
dertake that it will not meet with the slightest OPP
position from any quarter. How far short Of this
II ble end the Congress is likely to fall, may be
judged from the following extract of its cOnstitu
ton:
ART g. The Commercial Committee shall consist of twenty
five MEMBER elected by the Congress- residing in
States whose duty shall be to regulate advise and ntu
the trade OF the South 30 TO conhne the commerce
between the South and the North within the keeping Of Union
merchsLs and Said Comm tee are invested with
within themselves that these actions and proceedings
be recorded subject to the OF the oce OF the Con-
sress only"
We submit that the power of the Committee is
too much restricted by this article. To record
their own proceedings is not very difficult, and
hardly required so pcmpous an article; but if they
lad only been authorized to pay out of their own
pockets The doubtful debts Of Southern memoars
not to mention Northern cnes, there would have
been something respec able about ~. va enterprise
and the Southern Rights Congress wonld have =.
come worthy to be counted among the famous char.
liable institutions of New-YOrb.
We are glad, however, to perceive, from another
article of this Constitution, that the Southern
Rights ard Union Congress still proposes to act as
a benevolent establishment All SOutherners are
to have their dstresses relieved BY it without
Obstruction" From whatever region, says the
Constitution, ga SoatheIner may come, he can
" find friends aud be protected" This will be
cheering news to large number Of Southernsrs
who are traveirg North This season, and who have