New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

the same time and that the new sdces for both
going up at the same relative distances from their
fOrmer sites.
NORTH AsERIcAs TEMPERANCE CosyrsrIos.-
This body called to meet q. Chicago convened on the
10Th inst. in the Metropolitan Hall About eighty de
egstes were present, from eleven States and Terrific
RES. The Rev. DR.. Marsh Of New-York WAS chosen
President and the Rev. DR.. Peck Of New York was
made Chairman OF the Business Committee. The
Convention sat two days and half discussing sd
adopting important resolutions, all favorng Prohibition
and holding public meetings. Tho Convention was OF
high order and Well adapted 70 advance the great
cause in the Far West.
WORK FOR The UrEnPLorES-A New CARPET
STRxTcHER.-Ths few of our readers who remember IN
old fashioned LOOM will need no othsr description of an
excellent cMpet-sletcher than . remembrance Of the
temples used to stretch the web out TO 2 full width.
The principle of the carpet stretchsr is the same, eI
cept that the rsrument ,houd have points al only
end, tie ether must be smooth or padded, 10 rest
sssnst the base Of the opposite sde of the room om
the bne yor wish to stretch the carpet up to.
To cradle any one who has never seen a pair OF
temples, 10 make O carpet strescher which any one
can DO who is capsule Of using hand cav, We will
thick two inches wide, siI feet long. Pad end Of
one "trip ana hinge the other end to the next strip
for which purpoie soft piece Of soleeshsr good
as iron. On ono end of the third strip put cross
head sixteen twenty inches long, in the lover odge
Of which fS some Etts spurs. Lay the second and
third strips togethsr and bore several holes through
both and wrap leather strsp around in two three
places, and tack fast to one strip. Inse,t pin
through the holes at place after you have slid out
the loose strip TO make the whole sogb Just the
width Of your room, and you ready for work To
apply your sLetcheY put the pad end against the base
st the tackled edge and LIT up the joint until the spurs
viii catch in the carpet itoh from the other edge,
ard then step the JOINT ard bring i! down, and tack
fast that much, and apply again, BY which you will
often save time in putting down one new carpet,
than it coat to make TIE stre.cher.
TIE length mentioned viii work in room from
trove to eighteen feet wide, and when not in use fold
up TO six feet in ergth and as this useful implement
can be made so chespy, every house that has car
pet town or country, should I've acapet stretcter
Unemployed carpenters Here is work for you.
Get few boarcs and go to work; and get some other
unemployed man 20 carry stre!cber ~ every house in
the city, and DER word Cor il you will find many Hllng
purchasers.
DAsIIL +. TIrMAys AssocIATIoS.-A meeting Of
cizers of the SecoId Ward, without distinction of
party in favor of the election Of Daniel +. Tieuann
10 tie Mayoralty held last evening at Roes Hotel
No 81 Ann street. VIM Wallace ONel was called
10 the chair ard Joseph r. Reed was chosen Secre-
tary. Remarks were made by several parties, after
which L was unanimously resolved tina. those present
should form themselves into Association 10 be
known a. the "Danie +. Tiemann Association Of the
Secord Ward" Il was then resolved that mass
meeting under the auspices Of the Associatoa, should
be held at koe's Hotel, on Thu,dsy evening next.
Meanwhile each member pledged himself 20 add to
the ro as many Iames as possible. After the appoint
rent Of Committee of Arrangements, &c, the meet
II e &C iouIned With cheers for Daniel 4. Temann.
FouRrRTsTH WARD.-A number Of the Anti oSd
voters Of the Fourteenth Ward met last evening at
the Laura Keens Saloon in Houston street. aud organ
lied Association called the Tenann As ocsti "a, and
elected the following officers: J.. Brown, President s.
s. Jinks, Vice.Prsaden. and James Murray, Sscre-
tGy. They adjolIned to meet this evening at the
Academy Ct Music.
FIRST DISTRICT JUDICIAL NonIsArSess.--Ths
American Judicial Convention Of the First District ne!
las. evening, at No. 1lS West Broadway and nonin-
dteu James H. " esq 10Y IOuCc JustlCo, oso AIHO~
C. McIriyTe for Civil Justice. The Republican Con-
venton Of the District met at the Museum Hotel,
corner Of West Broadway and Frsrkrn street, and
nominated Jeremiah Lothrop for Civil Justice They
lad previously nominated James II. Welsh for Ponce
Justice.
CIIIzEsy HoaISATIoE, FOR CocscnarS.-A Cl-
,ens Convention 10 nominate Coupclmen for the Etn
Seracr District Yet last evening at the ho:ei Corner
Of Franklin street and West Broadway. Theodore A.
Ward was chosen Chairman. The proceedings vero
harmonious. The following persons were nominated:
Charles +. Ssckneister Second Wad; JOIN "a
wards, Fourth Ward; William Parker, Fifth ware
George Hagerty, Sixth Ward; Richard BarnaSy, SsV-
snth WGd; Joseph D. Martin, Eighth "srd-
HARLsM BAuroAD-NFw TIM TAsLE'-A 20"
arrangement for running the trains on toe hsfi'm h'
load goss into elect To- morrow, the 9Th ihs' ooN
further notice the rsins leave the city a. follows;
$500 fr WI i.ns Bnd,s stopping ~ az.
'sSca Albany Nal. sl ststiors nof:n III AZ. -
H. u White Plains al s'y s'ss'a''
s.rr N wu,i.ns s,,Ss.. al gay ..saon,
SEQ p n. kllsrton all station, ps,1 Il "Ha.'
80 p n Croton ~ Ia, al way rs-..A
s@p william Ridge, 81 wsy s.At.'l"
Starts cm dspo ccrrr of Ceotr, and Wsts ssrrss1 a.
tie ten corner d Fsrth s-taue s,a fvssf, sr1 stIre
6si.6sG PEI.os -TSs stats CT eaAn set' ~ Ia
a. hraDsss "a coasrnsd. is sbost tbs came sast II aas
bess &c ssns weeks past aai thrs v~! ute Pre-
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