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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

nLsNoABp HOUSE BsotpwHy md fwkLFrE
ID street, New YORK. fash onaoy soo.ss slsssnv Iur
ssr,l,ss hosrdws Priccs Of full board day; BY
80 ic~se, large and well
lss with bahia gss sne mote~n improvement tables
private served Al al hours enon etrs charge Public
pa.rouase solicited By The nes mAnasement.
BLANCHARD MACMILLAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

The undermined Inspectors Of ELECTION GUY appointed N
npd for ne bly, district twentieth wJd) 81
tIs I, ana county II rev York by he THnm2ny dali
Ger erst COG nitre 81 which Peter Sweeny, ksqa Ia
eh.irmau 10 hold primary election IN ssc As
senby eiset under the eail which wss Issued ~ tueh
a,tpsra 20 ru ee The 81 cay Of september inst do
kereby certify ID the said primary election held ~
haonsyp this evening OfDkOs =. loNkkk received The
rresef purabe III dly elected the dseg
Il he state Convention from the aid district and jain
Kennedy WAS elected ss his alisrnsis'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

th go - a.u. b NaH Stat
rF" fl#Nf# al# 9 II. wUea III t1ot guppsa /.
~ f~a #a4 na @0r#t lo W.a a8Hf.t s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

with mufiied drums and dropping colors
march back decade of centuries into tho
darkness and barbarism of the past?-
Why should we, by our refusal TO fulfil
the destiny pla My marked out for us by
the finger Of God. yield the honor of earth's
renovation to some other people? What
is to reward us for oil this shame, loss of
position and recreancy to heaven confded
trusts? Will the clank of human fe.ters
on tie plains of Kansas and the wall of
mans despair on tho Pacific shore, com
pcnsate us for the sacrifice?
Oh, how much more noble and heroic
for those who havo it in their power to say,
in Gods name this evil must be removed.
Whata future then flashes on our country.
In those ages to come, by natural pro-
cess of assimilation and peaceful expan-
sion, we shall conquer and possess the en-
tire continent The genius of Freedom,
on some lofty peak of the Rocky Noun
tains or the Andes, should look abroad,
northward and southwark, eastward and
westward, and behold one vast ocean of re-
publics, bound together y-the federal com
pact, rt..... .'...f.' tll...-...
Distinct like the pillows, ye; one like the sca''
And as the recording angel dropped
tear of sorrow on the good mans oath and
blotted it out forever; so the genius of
History, when she came to trace our re-
cord, would drop tear OF regret and blot
out the fact that Slavery ever existed
With this result in view, the Constitution
was formed. -f. ,-.-..f-5r..
Shades of the departed, lowering around
this Hall, | bless your memories for that
Constitution fr1fi n oua Ef1r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
PLYMOUTH, IND.
II When the publishers of the Democrat, Messrs

81 u When the publishers the Democrat, Messrs
McDoxALD & BRo, assert that the Marshall County
Democrat has the largest circulation of any paper
published in the county. they say, what If we are
CORRECTLY informed, is not true. flour Information
is correct, and we do not think there is any doubt
about IL, our aggregate circulation exceeds theirs
by over 100. To test the matter, however, and
put all doubts the subject at rest We propose to
submit the question to the decision OF mutual
friends VIII they agree to tliis7 If not, the pub
I;c will, of course, undertand the reason why.
As to their executing all kinds of Jobs in better
style than any other Office in Northern Indiana, the
assertion viii deceive no one who will take the
trouble of examining and comparing the specimens
Of job Work executed at this Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

Eg In his late speech at Philadelphia
Gov. Stanton said he conscientiously be-
licved that the great mass of the people OF
Missouri ha nothing to do with the
shameful violations of law and right W hicf
hal been perrrctrate,l in the territory O
Kansas. Those who did participate in
them were comparatively few. and were
the worst part of the borier population-
politicians Of the lowest, most unscrupulou:
character.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

actual population? You would imagine
there would certainly be thousand voters
there, or at least seven hundred and fifty,
or five hundred; but the fact is there
are Just thirty three! Loud Laugh
ter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
1II 0If IN EfnT TIFT0fIEI ~
The Union aad Slsy srI.

Rich'd. Yeadon, the editor of the Charles
ton Is. c. Courier, recently delivered
an address before one Of the literary soci-
city Of lErskine uOullege, inothst State,
upon sp'the Influence of the Federal CAioa
upon the Institution Of Slavery, the main
argument. of WHICH. was to show that the
Union had strengthened, confirmed and
spread slavery; thatnthe South has been d
steady gainer by q all the conPromiscs.-aH
the. negotiations, with the North; =. that
whereas, formerly. the South was a poor,
half settled th country, with an institutison
pointedly condemned by the fathers of the
republic, and barely tolerated by the con-
stitution; and now it is rich in sniggers and
cotton, having been built up by the Union
and having extorted concession after con-
cessionN from the North until even the Bible
andothe Supreme Court are made to e61or
slaverysS no.caifseV y heagiyoos e 'oz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

that the South has already opepel -fi.s A{ri
can Slave Trade, and that the regular De,
pot is in Mississippi, on Pearl ititer.---
Cafgoes have ssissAdy been received sold
aad are Atswork.s The Deltd says vessels
generally use the French flag, because Bit,
ish cruisers do not trouble it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
a Rich Letter.

The following is from New York pa
per-
\ resident Of Syracuse, New York, whose
wife had left him and gone West for the
purpose of obtaining divorce, was desir-
ous of ascertaining where the divorce was
obtained, and wrote to several county clerks
to inquire whether it was granted IT. their
counties. The following is copy Of one
of the replies:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
NuxcE, Ind, Jan. Il, 1853.

NTNCE, HUI, Jill II, ISJN
Dear Sir: There has not been an appli-
cation for divorce in the name of-,in
our CONT, hut think we have divorced
one half of the citizens OF your State, and
if we have good luck we will, L guess, fin
i>Ii your State anil Massachusetts in a few
years. Yours, &c.
The location of the above is Muncic, We
suppose. But wherever it is the letter tells
too much truth for joke There is hardly q
county in the State but has more or fewel
divorce suits pending between residents ol
other States who have come here to avail
themselves of our laws.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

glistcn in the armament of future and i'm
mortal life.
When monarch confdcs his signet ring
to another, though that other be beggar,
that symbol carries with it the power and
protection of royalty. And on whatever
being the Divine artist has traced the i'm
age of himself, insist that that being
cannot, without wrong and impiety, be
made an article OF property. This spiritual
existence with which man is endowcd-this
transcript Of the Creators likeness-is not
temporary endowment but an endless
gift
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
WOOD AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.

dire Wood ana most kinds of Country Produce,
tikcn in payment of Subscription to the RkrrB-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
THE REPUBLICAN
l. Published every Thursday Horhi"s'
BY \. MATTINGLY.
49,. a, xe<f side Michigan street, north Of ldams
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Ifpaid in advance, r ss7 ~ si'so
Alter the expiration of three months, 2'~
81 :, ~. end Of the wear. $50
NJ No paper discontinued until all arrcarases
are pad. f .,..s-tsss. - -...ff-

di TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
-.FsIff ntt It-ttA
One square (tcn lines ess,) three insertions, or
less, oae dollar; each additional insertion under
sarcc months, twenty-five cents. -
Busincss Car tis not exceeding FIVE lines inserted
twelve months for Ave dollars.
Longer advertisements, by the year, inserted at
The customary rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04
Uar0 q o | II III II

Professional aad Business Cards. not erceeiin3
hse breeier lines ia ieayh, inserted IN this Column
far So per aaaam, lea3rr oaes charged IN proper
iiea-l - s.-.s4 ~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-04

nUYSlClAN and OBS'rETRiCIAN- Par
t'cusr attention paid to Midwifery and the dig
eases of Women anil Children. Office at X. vi
B,.,un & Co.'S Stove aud Hardware Depot.
January II. l-JS-llyl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
MAYoRALTY-oFFICIAL.


No. 1858. 1
AN ORDINANCE providing for the proper management and
administration f The acquired BY the city Of New
Orleans g rrOm the late John MeDeaogh c.,,... ., -.
two Boards Of the Council be- and they hereby
proper the property OF the
late John Mconosh, recently acquired by the city oil New Or
sEc Be further resolred That they hereby directed
delivery to them Of ali Y titles books papers and plans which
.nes may have in their possession and which relse 70 he
orssnsy ery which has fallen in the partition to the city OF New
SIC s. BE further resolsaa That said France Committee
they shotld aeem advsabe clerk salary exceed
security to the satisfaction Of the Committee His shall
be 70 keep hs books collect the 10 enter
"s 'he are collected monthly into the city treasury
hereby authorized 70 settle ali claims Judgments etc which
exist aganst The said estate and also all balances which the
other the same be subject the approval Of
SEC Be sther resolred That the claims and judg
men etc against The esa or agans' the property falling
arising from the property OF the
sac b. p That at !" snS ,b..
a. public sale as soon possible with the Of the Coun
balance On credit 9 three and four the
70 tone Se dyaed IN equal bearing h per interest
until hnal payment All notes not paid maturity bear
Sac Be il ther reso'red That in order . comply as
much rs possible with The ardent de and wish ohs
that his estate should se used or educational
eys arising from the sale properties of John McDonogh
Louisiana or The stock Of any ncorpoatsd nsitu IN ibe
State and all interests arising from bonds purchased
notes on the property Sold from
perte nnsod shall be use1 for other purpose than that
the support of the Public Schools OF the Orleans
SEC g. BE u frtr resopei That sad fluid shall be known
under the and title the iohn McDonogh Fund
SEC BE hfather res0red That the Finance
and they are hereby authorized to employ compe
tent persous at reasonable salary b supernend
and take Of the improved property tho wooded
ey belonging the city Of Orleans recently ac
qulred frol the tate OF Tue John Nc Donogh.
(Signedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
CSigned) A LANDRY,
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen
Approved May q, 1865.
(sgned) cHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
a. true copy J. b. wALToN,
my2S 5t Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
Later from Central America.

From the Panama Star and Herald we extract the
following intelligence:
Guatemala.
We have tiles Of the Gdceta de Guatemala from
March 25th to April 18th.
The Government of Guatemala has made a contract
with Juan Sergiers h Co. for the establishment Of
line OF clipper vessels hetween the port Of San Jose
and San Francisco, California. Certain concessions
are made to the company and a monthly subsidy
given OF four hundred doars. The line TO Commence
on the LIST Of April.
Private adyces inform us that the cholera has again
broken out with great violence in various parts of the
republic aud has proved more fatal than formerly I;
~ Esqnntla lsO had died in Amattlan 1t ragged
violently, and on the 23d il broke out in the capital
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

CABlHEr" CHAsrP AGNE.--0f the champagne of
Max snt4iue Co.. having reatsdy sampled H. truly
stale that delicious Of The kind have had
eressnrs o uncoking Tbs Max satains brand has long
cemmsndcd premium with those who like article which
Possesses all he spirit and efyrscenso Of snch wine without
e hcssinsz peculiar brands, which saic and leaves
heslachs The Cabinet brand Of the above famous hopse
<ecs4 this far exceeds that Of previous and the
perfection Of ehampagne-a light sparkling, and
h&v end Of esrsesce with and sdeleate
eme5 81 smack which the soaaoss palate detects
~sthe kind Of wine This wine took he hst
French Exposition Of 1855 and has the
fersnce over all Others only Of the European
Courts among hotekeepers resauraeus and others in
hIz country, who make their business supply their
wh the choicest be had The agcncy in New oflea At
osthens Thomas Co.'s No. aGravler street, where orders
fos the vine 10 any extent will be received.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1858.


SIGNIFICANT sTkTEmhNTs.
". .x.... ..,,os,,~s s-,;rls f,,n tbe f,ommsr.
csl Asvsssis.r - sas gass, Register Of saturday last
whun '.'. 4 i ,,.n,t Al, S,,,cfed \:
,fo.,, 4 ~. ~. st,s f,s,,ocvs ~ nress ~ The
etr a rannsat n favor Of peanreeard for the MAY
rssts +. ~ ~ bsre heen esnerfsd az them. THE
1or s;,,s Wsigs whc lent sber sid and names u
S,;, X; t;,x ~ 4,er,ocrsf;c frtet et lssf nd
md I'M tev have oolv been used a tools by design
ing and intriguing politicians for the advancement
q party whose tene's tney eontemn ana snnol sha %
- e~ y ,, ,,s ,r = 1sss;is iiv c.t
The Dsmocrat}c party, seeing the utter folly Of
attempting to defeat the American ticket BY fair
open and honest means has resoglea % I9e uslsl a
9sc \ % y H,sss as so s,'a he masntan abored
hi di6 nct even bring forth 4 nonse.n The mon
gre ticket hatehed By them o. Democrats old fogies
4nd renegeoes from tne n ~ 'iS II ~
~ is % y 1T, - fSs, a. Art ina ci,ed. IN
{,rf6n>fsIv IN chem they have chosen as their cham
plon the man u ~ others Who Y most unpopular M
with 70 Eo.klng 49, ~ ,.schsn;r
.irss - 1Es f:nsfon fiouse removed, and negroes
moj8,od Ii their stead is sin fresh In the minds Of
~ people. and they v'u reward nm ler y IN 'ne
g s;;s *. s = auhoy
x t<t1 ,srrnfs,s II 1he laorers And mechanics here
16<ore employed % the Custom House, were removed
n order q MAJOR beaoresara snd tneIr places sup
.1ea " ns3 " ~ 4v' ~ Mao,
- & Al - that t6ey are owned by his personal
friends n "a. Il
When asked TO assist IN elesaflng this man % the
" ~ ~ .s ', ~ NY ,as, 81
c,,rse towards them. ana reply. iwhen asked for
bread be gave stones lei him look to bis negroes
hr support
N We do not know whether the allegations above
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

The LILLE SAFEs.-The unrivalled excellence of
the Lille safes IN resisting the attempts OF burglars as we'll as
he rasage Of he should them 70 the especial
enoh OF all merchants and business The, have been
spsa'ed iec and never found wnneg The agent In this
cry Is {" Newcomb, No. ~ Camp Read the ayer.
isenent certificate Ia another column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

JuyksiLE Books AT WHIrKs.-At Mr. T. L.
Whites Noos Canal street. addition to the usual large
s'oes o. Sciennc historical and literary books general
nov oe found large assortment Of books for chdrenus
rsed aud hnroro0s works all OF which Instruction l. 80
pended as to saksa fast hold upon the youthful mind We
call attention to the advertised lis, another part Of this morn
ina,s Cnescanf - ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

UNPARALLELED ExPEDTIoH-We clip the sub
joined paragraphs from the Washington States of the
22d instant;
Great Erpedition.--Mr. Wadley, Superintendent
of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad. handed us yesterday copies of the New
Orleans Crescent and Bnlletin which he had brought
from that city and which he stated were only four
days and ahalf old We could hardly credit the fact
knowing that the very rapid usual mail time was
six days-nntil looked at the date of the papers
and found they were issued on Monday morning, the
18th instant. They were placed in our hands BY Mr.
W. about P. NJ. of Friday He travelled with this
remarkable speed by the railroad above mentioned
and the Southwestern Virginia and Tennessee lines
We shall soon be incapable Of being surprised at any
thing. [Intellgencer.
We are also indebted to Mr.. wadley for the Cres-
cent and Bulletin Of Monday last. This gentleman
stopped along the line of the New Orleans and Jack
son road to transact business three and ahalf hours
He could have left New Orleans at "a A. NJ, instead
OF A. and still made the connections. This would
have made the time from New Orleans TO Washington
in four days and seven hours.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

METALLIC WoRK.--To steamhoatmen, planters and
badess any kind Of shee, hon work.
pleasure m commenaine friends Mesn. Halter
IAgan No. 27 Tchoupouas and No Triangle Build
inss They have had long experience and large patronage
DO all work ve quickly, and eheaply See their
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

French furuue carpets eurains lamps ornaments china
glass plate sscevetshins requisite 70 nt out homestead ia
psinesy siyears be had great reduction in
prices of hafd No 81 Royal street Mr., intends leav
ing for fnrs and viii happy to lake the orders
Of hse Who wiA special articles Of household and sde
msut. See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

SUMNER CLorHSG.-The summer a.tractions l.,
the clothing way =. ssrngsr co.,. No "a c.
should be by all who wish hemselye.
and elegantly, Every description Of clothing uadsreon
and furnishing goods for gentlemen included in ~, 80
We refer the advertisement anoihe par, Of our pan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
A GRRAr CnANcE FoR HousEKrErEns ANn Ran

A GRBAT UHANcE FOR HOUsEKEEPERs AND RErAII
CRocEEHY nEAIKRs.-Messrs p. R. Foil Co. No. II Camp
street th morung that they intend retiring from
business and with that view offer the whole their stock at
cost prices either Wholesale The stock is mos,
ensve one comprising not oily every description of china
glass and crockery but muarous other articles
used in housekeepngifon wood and ,inware anps orne
mens etc. Here unusually chance for profitable
investment Of money We refer the advertisement in an
other column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTROIIER'S OFFICE D
City Of New Orleans. May 26 1853
No. 1922. I
Resored That the Comptroller receive days pnbli-
cation, sealed proposals building prulong the
IRENE market in the Second District from the ends
market Robertson according plans spec
cations in the Surveyors office The person persons
the said contract be pHd Of the proceeds Of
the present IRENE market for the 1859 and 1850 The
be subject the approval of the Council
lSignedf J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signedl H. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Signed CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
A true copy; JULKs CASsARn.
of Nuvlr aItv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

BEAUTIFUL, ExPBDTIoUs, AND CHEAP. These
three adeves characterize all the printing by Messrs
CLARK Brisbin Of the Excelsior job o. 70 Camp street.
third story Their facilities for plain and fancy Job printing
are unsurpassed and they every respect worthy the first
aeaton Of all who any kind Of printing done We re-
elmmend thea legal nlercsn friends In nnriieunr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

FfEsr AND 0HIY CnAScE.-To procure splendid
frz cAze psno great eoshsfe has
any such opportunity offered that Offering by Messs p.
r WeFisin Co. No Camp street Owing TO The number Of
pi>nos hand and aensss Of The they bzne
offered figures which should induce all Who desire splendid
and Messrs W. Co. See adysr-
l;<11ent headed above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

CARrErrsas AND MArrISGs- -Carpetines mat.
inss oil cloths, etc. every variety are 10 be had !.
low prices Of A. Brousseau Co., No. 10 Charities street We
refer hoaseksspega and oilers to the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

FURNITURE WORTH LOOKING AT.--If you would
furniture really worth looking furniture which
you buy without fear Of after reproaeh BY family or con-
science in false economy bad your parhas
ngjnst take walk the shady side of Canal
hne afternoon and when you opposite Nos III l7s
and the Of VIM H. Stewart the doOrpos stop
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

hoRSIsG STAR CIGAR SroRE.-At this popular
ls nook No 10 Camp street. always te be had the bssa
cigars and tebaeeo Mr. De crus praes himself and Justly
upsr the excellence Of everything he osEs his patrons
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
NAL0U.


STRAW HATS FOR EvRRYBoDY.-Messrs.J Johnston
Turner under the s., Charles Hotel are s receiving sun
plies Of straw hats Of all kinds gentlemen adies bows
sirs and children aud selling them at very low prees
They are Al the same time we'll stocked the other kinds
OF fashionable haa of genilemsnslks cassimers e and
real French beavers we'll sporting and hats and
caps Of all kinds Go to Johnston Turner If you want hat
as is hat. See their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

SPLENDID ORGANDIEs AT FIFTEEN CENTs.-As a
specimen Of the cheapness Of Messrs d. p Seaman Co
dry goods which they ae now closing ont with view Of
winding the business the ladies' only that they
offering the beautiful ehntz-eolored ofgadies at
fifteen cents yard The stock is magnificent one and is
being closed out at the extraordinarily low figures Read
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

EAkRfs PATENT CoEN-H HusKgR.-This is one of
me sea'ess yet invented for and planters
No ona having any such machine can see il in opera
uon Without wishing 20 it. Mr. A. Campbell No %
Camp street will exhibit the machine TO all who call aud dis
pose Of the same reasonable price, See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
DESTIsrRY,- DR.. J. West. No. ll2 s.. Cbarle,

DESTisTRy, DR.. J. West, No. liz ST. Charles
Es should be remembered by all who may be unsoand in
'ns aenl"s or minus the His new principle Of setting
s'a n self adhesion, in which neither wires nor springs s,e
se' Is hssy recommended by ,hoss competent to Judge Of
suea mAs whilst his long experience this city is ample
guaranty of bis abyto Acqult himself IN an opaeps ON
teeth to the satisfaction Of all may need such service We
cal attention 70 Dr wess card II this monln crscnn,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

DR.. CRANES INsTITUrE.-Suferers by consump-
ton other pulmonary complaints chronic diseases such
as rheumatism gout etc. do better thing go to
Dr. Cranes institute, No lt5 ST. Joseph street. and submit
themselves to the Doctors vaporous nhaAous
and magnetic baths. lie has cured great many pre-
vousy believed he hopeless and has established wide
reputation by his uniform We call sd
Nariisanneni in annihn cnI,ran
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

WINS AND BRAsDns.-Large importatlons Of the
bss French handes port sherry wine and olive OIL have
just been received BY Aessra GFataA Conmaee Co. No
- ocusiomhouse street. See Advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31
the Two rnousasD po11An PIANO. Z Mr.. E.

THE Two THOUSAND DOLLAR PIANO. ~ Mr.. Z.
Morgan, No. os rosdrAs street. rapidly dsposiug Of his
magnificent stock otfsney goods great he desire 20 obtain
ehsnees n his ss more naenacentp plano The aacyeues
q he psa takes all for after making purchase and by that
purchase securing chance in The piano git Of kind b
added the purchase besides Go and look a The piano and
the goods and you win aud hard to resist the temptation Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-31

CARPErs.--The most beautiful carpets, mattngs,
etc. had as ever at the lowest prices at A. IRONS
eau carpet warehouse No. 10 Charrs street We call
tion the