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A DELICATE OPERArIoN, SUCCESSFUL The
numerous friends and acquaitances Of Mr.. =.
Fleming, an aged and respectable citizen, have
Fleming has for q long time been afflicted with
the loss Of sight, by cataract. Recently DR. stone
performed the delicate surgical operation of re-
moving the cataract from one Of his eyes, which
ena bles the old gentleman TO move about The
sight 10 vet weak, but improving, and IL is hoped
that operation upon the other eve will perfectly
restore his vision.
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Nor1cR.-Dirhict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
Il and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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SOMETHING WRoSs.-The sc ooner s. G. King
which arrived here Tuesday last was as 10
usual, boarded by Collector }. p. Hilton who
demanded 10 see her papers. Two manifests were
produced-one from Baltimore to Richmond and
one from Richmond 10 Baltimore, both dated
April I'd, but neither properly signed. The officers
gave very unsatisfactory explanation Of the
movements Of the vessel, and the matter was re-
ferred TO the Treasury Department
Since MIR. Hilton's action In this case his Office
on street has been broken into, and his pa pers
looked over, evidently not for plumber, as nothing
was taken. IL the burglars were looking for the
papers In relation TO the 6. 3. King they were on
the wrong track, a. said papers were not to be
found there.
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APPEARED Yesterday, Col. w ILLS A. German,
Of the First Minnesota Regiment. against whom
the writ of habeas corpus was issued, az mentioned
in Yesterdays Star, appeared before Judge Catron,
In chambers, and purged himself Of the contempt
supposed by his failure to appear at II O'Clock
Wednesday, which was followed by the issue Of
an attachment The final hearing was set for
Monday next, the 19'h instant, in U. s. Supreme
Court room, upon which occasion l.. NJ Stanton
Esq, will appear for Col. German.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY : TREAsURER,

. Near the Guy Of WdShiHgton,
SEALED PROPOSALS W II lie rec Ived at this office
until Tuesday, (nOOn,J the 2nth of August, 1861 /,
Tor the oonstruCtIon of two Buildings at the
S0ldleTS' Home s4mew hat similar to the two now
there known a. officers quarters,
The plans and sPccli cations may be examined at
this ONCE, whore all Information re'atIve TO the
location and character of the buildings will be
given
Every offer for the construction of those build
lngs mast be accompanied by a respOns he written
guarantee that, if the bid should be accepted, the
party or parties will within ten days enter into an
obligation, with good aud Sufficient security, TO
erect the proposed buildings according to the
and speci locations which have been or NAV here
alter be furnished and adopted.
The proposals. will state the difference between
iacing the walls with white stone mari sfmil ar
70 The buildings lready erected or facngs with the
pest pressed brick; or bidders may, in addition
make suoh proposals as TO other materials their
experience may suggest.
=. In deciding on the bids right will be observed by
the Board OF commissioners of the Soldiers Home
70 accept such offers only as may be deemed most
Tor the institution; and Also to reject
able.
AL bids to be sealed and endorsed PROPOSALS
for Building" and addressed to
BENJAMIN KING,
au wv Asst Surgeon. Secretary and Treasurer,
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SENT TO JAIL.-George Miller was arrested on
w Wednesday, by order Of Lieut.. Colonel |. Wistar,
for selling liquor to soldiers. The offeDse was
committed In the vicinity of the camp of the Cal
ifornia Regiment. Justice Dom committed MIL
Ter to jail for thirty DAYS. the prisoner not having
the wherewithal to pay fine
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IMPROVEMENT COMNENCED.-Laborers are en-
gagged In excavating the lot on c street, neal
SIKH, where the fire occurred some time since
Mr.. John M. Young, the owner of the ground, /,
about to erect a coach factory at that place
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WATCHREPAIRINe ANpsILvBR WARE

have one Of the best estsblI shEnents, aug taf-
ing every description Of line Watches, epd Ef0
paTticulaI attention give 20 the same, by-p<Ik
tborOur competent wor kman And g. work A(I4n-
ned Also, every descnp ION Of standard SltRtR
WARE, PLAIN and ornamental, Manufactured ufer
nv own supervision, which my customers Will find
far superior in quality and hnlsh 20 northern ware
sold by dealers In general and represented as their
ewn manufsoture- n. U. HOOD,
NSS Pa.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
i invite the attention Of the Army aud A
Navy % their full supply Of MILITARY
such as Indigo Blue Cloths and Doeskins, W
Caps, Epsule.s, Lsees, SHOULDER Straps. ~
respective embroidery. Also, The os ebTsted PAT
ENT FlLTERlNG CANTEEN.
Orders in that line respectfully solicited.
ii. r. LOUDON q CO.,
Naval and Military Merchant Tsilors,
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FIRE yesterday afternoon about five O'Clock
an alarm of fire was caused by the discovery of
smoke Issuing from a frame tTucture attached to
the dwelling of Mr.. Whiting, of the Pension
Bureau. at the corner OF and Ninth streets The
nre was extinguished by the prompt use Of the
nre,P!ugs, by persons near at the time. The
building is the property Of Mr. C. Wood, and was
but slightly damaged II Is Thought the Mace
was fred by some person
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The PROvosr GUARD AT the station house last
nlsnt the cells Were again filed with prisoners
Drough In by the provost guard, under the estab-
hshed rules for the preservation Of order In the
city; A large number Of soldiers who had over
sfald their time or were absent from quarters
tured TO their regimental officers
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Gen. Pillow Failing Back on M.u,ht.

Nkw YORK, Aug. l5.-The Commercial has in
formation that General Pillow broke up bis camp
at New Madrid on Friday precipitately ansI
moved back 70 Memphis seven steamers which
Were seized at that city on Thursday. Thi, move
ment is supposed 70 be on account Of the active
preparations Of Gen. Fremont at Cairo
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TO THE AFELIcTyp-Be sure TO read the adyer-
:Sensnt OF Me Leans Streng trening Cordial and
Blood Punher. In another column. II
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MARRIED

PKNNIEz.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange 1t the Star Office counter. If
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In Georgetown, on the l4th instant, ROBERT
EmGTON, infant son Of Francis and Lavena
Ellis, * l6 months and n days.
God has called thee to his bosom.
From this world of care and pain
Thu wilt taste the joys of heaven,
Where thou wilt forever reign.
On the 18th instant, FRANCIS P. FLANAGAN,
aged 10 months.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence, No. 2OS street, on
this evening At O'Clock.
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THEATzR the best piece of acting
lately In this city was that Last mig by Bland
4 Co Of the operate comedy Of "a Roland for an
Oliver {" BANDS .sSir Marx Chasen was delight.
fully good % was the Fixture" Of Dir Parker,
and TIE alfred Highhyer" Of Mr.. r. Williams,
while delicious Mrs. Henri, as "Maria Darling
ton" was The life Of her side Of the house When
ga Roland Tor an Oliver" 10 performed again
under Manager Bland, "msy we be there to SEE (,
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CENTRAL GuARDHOUsE CASES Redmond Bar
ret, drunk and disOrderly In the street; fine and
cost 81 ". Martha Jones, do; workhouse Gu
days. Jno. Dewey, drunk In the street; do. 60
days. Three dodgers were accommodated
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EDUCATIONAL.

ROCK HILL ACADEMY,
H ELLICOTT's MILLS, ND
studies will be resumed in this Institution on
Monday, s6th instant. Persons desiring further
lnf2rmatio ion can have ospectus mailed to their
address by writing to the Director of the Acade-
my. au Is 1wh
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DIED,

On the 18th instant: by the Rev. Mr.. Bittinger
MILLER, both of this city.
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RAIDER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
nent IN our paper. Re@ it; it will interest you.
2O-eoly
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WHAT THEIR COMRADES SAY.-We hear from
different camps that the utmost Indignation IL
expressed by our soldiers generally at the conduct
Maine Regiments, who, by their disgraceful and
unsoldierly course, have shown their want Of
patriotism at a time when every true man is
DESTROYS Of serving his country at every personal
sacrifice As one Of the soldiers pressed It, with
rough energy These id sneaks should 90
down In history on the same page with Benedict
Arnold and the Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-16

The CAMPBELLs had a crowded house at Odd
Fellows Hall last mig ht On Saturday afternoon
a matinee. See advertisement.
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- U " Ii D A L 3.

~ N Is y a 5,
QHdrterndStsr Generals Ohes,
Washington City, JaIy 10, 1861.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for bulls of Gun
Boats for the Western rivers on exhibition at
this ofioe, and at Offices of Quartermasters at
Plttsburg. Clncl nnati, 81. Louis and Alton.
Boats to be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
Army, at Washington, by LIST Au gust, at noon.
jyfs Brig. GenI and Qua rtermaster Gen'l.
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HoLLowAI'L PILLs.-lDdIgestI Stomach and
Liver complaints. These medicines " Ill cure the
most confirmed cases of dyspepsia and disorders
OF the stomach and liver. They have restored more
suffering dyspeptios to actual and permanent health
than al the other ephermeral "speclfos" united.
Ihey have stood the test OF nifty years. experience
EheJ Inc ease tho appetite Invi the stomach
and purify the liver. In bowel complaints they are
equally efhca clOus. and for sick and nervous head
aches they stand unrlvaed, Sold by Ali Druggists
at $50, Go, and 81 per box. au6lv
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kIoEEp ~ MULE-Jossph Hartt, wstchman
a. The Governments stables In the First Ward
while attempting " secure Q refractory mule yes
tsrdsY, received kick on the head from the
nnfuly brute which knocked him senseles Hil
head was badly cut over the ear, and when be wal
aiken home u was supposed he was fatally In
jHrsd, but be 10 quite Comfortable this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-16

CossHs;-The sudden changes of our olimate arc
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthudtie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once Be had to " Byolsn's Bronchial
1roehsS," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
Iitaton OF the Throat be ever so slight, By this
pfeoSutlon more serious attack may be electually
Narded of Psblfc SPEAKERS and Sinners will find
voice, See Advertisement DALI
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LOST AND FOUND,


STRhYED OR STOLEN-From the subscrI-
- her. on or about the lat instant, a hrin nuerA
ole COW, small size, long: rough horns, ~
with bell on her neck-"NO. 81" on the
beli. whoever Will return said COW, give InfOT-
nation where she may be found at the o. 3. Peni-
Tertiary shall be literally rewarded.
au -6-3t. A. T: LANGLEY, Dep'y Warden.
Sol LOsT-On Thursday, the 18th instant, IN
p ~ the omnIbus between the Capitol and the
NAVY Yard, Portemonnaie, Containing sc5 in
goIq and some small pieces IN silver The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded and receive the thanks Of
Tue owne Ito whom IL ls great lOssJ hy leay-
ing IL az the Omnibus Office, near the Navy Yard
saIe: an Is 81
ga REWARD.-LOst or stolen, a brown and
OJ white POINTER DOG, well-S
grown, about one year old, and has sev-.2 1p.G
eral letters branded on his back. TheSA
above reward Will bs given for his return TO lob
vest ST, Georgetown DC. an l2~3teO
&S REWARD.-Lost,a small PASS BOOK of
.UO accounts with the butchers, between George
Town aud the Treasury. The accounts are written
with pencil. The above reward will he paid for rs
return TO my Soap and Candle Factory near the
treasury Department, on Fifteenth st
au 30 u g. L. RAUB,
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CASH NOTICE,

IN Consesuence of oar having to Pay cash for
every article OF goods we purchase, we are forced
to reduce our business to Cash exclusively for the
present We have in store very large assortment
Of READHMADE CLOTHING for men and
boys wear, which arc selling at . much lower rate
than usually WALL, STEPHENS & CO.
3x2 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sta,
Ia7 Untel. 4 Repuh.l
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PERSONAL.

MI NOTICE.
WY Wife, Margaret, having left my bod and
0oa,d last night, without any just cause, hereby
caution AL persons from trusting her on my &C
count, a. will pay no debts of her CONTRACTING
GOTrLOB STOLP.
washington City. August Ii, 1851. au Is ST.
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i."-KEp wHEELs--D Drivers of Government teams
are e ~ seen every day, with their horses Of
sPid tro:l Soing through the streets down bill
sn1 up bil-evsn Up The rocky slopes Of George
'cS suese-with tbsif wagon wheels locked.
This 70 not only destructive 10 the wagons hut
luxurious 10 the horses, and " persisted 10, the
wsgons may be ysluslss at the time they are
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n WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1861.
The undersigned, late of the Gifard House,
Phliadelp hla, have leased for q term of wears
Wizards Hotel, In Washington. They take this
occasion 70 return to their old friends and custom
them that they will he most happy to see them IN
their new quarters.
jy l6-Im SYKES CHADWICK A. IN
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COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcB.-The President
has appointed the following gentlemen Commits
sioners Of Police for the District Of Columbia,
under the act Of August 6, 1861: Richard Wal
ZACH, Joseph F. Brown and Zenas Robbins, of
Washington city; William II. Tenney, of
Georgetown; and SayIes J. Bowen, of Washing.
ton county, ID. c. They are requested to meet at
the Aldermen's Chamber on Monday next, to or
ganize and proceed to business. The Mayors Of
washington and Georgetown are sz c6feio men,
bers Of the Board.
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and respective Interests Of the parties to this

Total. 10000 Sl,0O0,OO
Thus done and passed the city of New Orleans aforesaid
this day, month and year first above written, in
MarcelT Conand wtEesse of lawful age
expressly required domcaed this city, who hereunto
sign their names with said appearer and me- Notary.
The original signed j. b. SIIAWSON and others.
NJ T. DUCROS,
A. CONARD.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
Iceriy the foregoing to be rne copy of the original
tant in my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1860.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages in and for the Parish
of Orleans certfes tho foregoing Charter has been th
day recorded in Society Book No. 4, folio 4l4
New Orleans 18th June, 1860.
je20 ltaw5t GHAS. DARCANTEl, deputy Recorder
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CON alaarss Of Eli

zoo shares Of 500 each 49,. S21.000 %
Making total capital Of twenty thousand dollars" be
divided into hundred shares of hundred dollars EACH
which has been paid up nll II is distinctly under
stood and agreed that Stakeholder Bha be held liable
sponse for the contracts acts faults of the Company
further than the of his stock shall he be sub
further call shall informaty in organizing
other have effect Of exposing the Stock
holder liability beyond the of his stock shall
any nformaiy delay in the Organization Of the Company
nulify the charter.
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a GS3EAT POLITICAL WORK


CLUsKEYs POLITICAL TEXT BOOZE.
Encyclopedias.
ByM W CLUsKEY, Washington, D. @.
It contains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms
The American Ritual.
Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
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The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
Lecompton, Topeka and I.eavenworth Constitutions.
The Ctenden Montgomery Senate and English Bile The
apperaing to same including President Piorces Special
The he G S5eS aHPie 1 Of the United States
Articles of Confederation.
Vipn;s and Kentucky Resolutions of 1898 and 49,
EspSr in aTo Of the pshTG S , the P y
President Psrces Veto the INDECENT Insane Land Bill.
The address of MIR. Faulkner on the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Perces Message veong the Rvor and Harbor
Tie School Land Bill and votes thereon.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Abot
Mr.. ;foombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messrs Fremont and Buei,anans Letters of Acceptance
Mess Buchanans and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
": cslhons Port Hi Address: W.. ru,e.,..
The Maysyie Road Veto.
A history of Party Conventions. 800 .
Report of Mr. Davis, of South Carolina the Poltca
Power of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Buchanau's Minority Report on the same subject.
Wise and Mr. Cathers Letters against the American
Organization and Hon. A. H. Stuart's Letters, signed "Madi
on" defending it. -
Kenneth Rayners Speech at Philadelphia in November 1885
and in North Carolina in 1892.
history Of with the votes on, the various Tariffs
story of the United States Bank aud Abolition Petitions
Mr.. Fiirores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation of Texas
Opinion Of public power Congress she Ter
| rories.
| The Nicholson Letter.
| The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms,
Missouri Compromise, with every vote thereon sectional
| classified.
| The Compromise Measures of 1850.
| Clayton Compromise.
| Wilmot Proviso
! With many other things, too numerous TO mention.
Every subject fully treated and every Congress-
any slhect having political Specification, ia given.
This book viii pest up the pnbc speaker fully the Kans
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| Single Copies, IS Club ot Six Bis.
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-, BRANCH OF sTRONG'S, no. 2, IT,
Eaal No. 100 St. Charles street, E4I
Nearly opposite ST. Charles Theater.
LoDGINGSi LODGINGsll LODGISGSiH

This house, conveniently and pleasantly situated has been ali
newly fitted up at great expense with spring MATTRESSES car
pets and all the comforts Of first class lonse All the pari
ons new the nearly NIL SINGLE well ventilated
and well III with gas; c:nd!e or lamp OF any kind iE
needed which great preventative of fire. etc. The house is
away from all Of kind there Is no harrOom con-
neced With Ii il fact i s only house in til Southern cono-
try Of the kind It is situated in the midst OF restaurants
and in every way adapted 10 the travelling community
Rooms be secured by the night week month apply
ing office any hour the day night The house is
open all hours Gentlemen here business would do vel!
to call and examine for eseves. Price invariably 50 cent?
light
Srongs Borse l St. Charles street. and Branch Of Gongs
ll6 Gra"er street. still carried in the ePt
that there Bar Room attached each which supplied
with choice Liquors.
1923 SIN HENRY STRONG, Proprietor
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
remembered that the ninth day Of May 1860, before
n1e undersigned Justice OF the Peace In and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud President and
ous Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who, being duly according to law do de-
po8a say that the foregoing just and and
correct transcript from the books of said company.
II. PEYCHAUD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this ninth day Of May,
1850 ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Pence for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have declared cash dividend
thirty per the capital paid in Of This Company, OF
the earning" Of the ending the Sln An 1860 pay
able accordt ~th Article Twelfth Of the Charter of said
Company, to.wt:
Ten cent. IA omit paid in, payable demand
stockholders thei "n representatives III
2h Instant the balance be credited nstament
the unpaid stock notes. - - -
II. P&YCHAUD. President
s. PLASSAN. Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
s. PiaSsan, A. LaOres P. Maochee,
G. II. KerniOn, ThoS. N. Blake, T. Nnure.
2. Queyrouze, F. Moreno, H Peychaud
myll
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In the event resignation any of the Directors
the vacancy shall be filed by election by the Stockholders
after notice days be posted the office of the onpa
NY Vacancy the office of President shall be filled by the
Directors the first meeting Of the Board after such
vacancy occurs by election of of its members fill
vacancy Vacancy in the office Of Secretary shall also be filled
by the Board Directors the first meeting the Board after
sch vacancy occurs eecng the Stockholders said
Office The President of the Board shall have the power
Secretary to act until the election of SeCreta
heraiu Uray
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4 TICLE II.

The purposes for when this corporation has been formed y to
Orleans and Red River convey products Of the valley of said
River with greater safety and facility for conpensaon from
and to the City of New Orleans and generally all freight that
may offer as also passengers the United States mails etc. in
good safe Steamboats, nayigsed the Mississippi and
Red Rivers; and also afford the facilities 10 residents
and citizens other rivers where The Board Of Directors of this
Company may il advisable any of the
which this Company Is shall hereafter be Interested and for
all the purposes belonging and incidental to the avgaion
said rivers and their tributaries.
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Intending to retire from the Shelf Goods es conane
Heavy Hardware Io Steel Copper Tin Plate
speer, Axles Springs Hubs spoies, Reoes etc. ete we
sale large discount Of Shelf Gods
quantities purchasers The complete
comprising fall assortment Of every Gricls required
country tsr including general assortment Of Fancy Goods
Pefunery, Country IerchaHt Planters. AID the public
generally viii find their Interest cal and ssTia the
stock before sCrchaspg elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Prena Tennessee 1rcn asserted Flat Esud and
Square Of al sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
300 tons Merchant English Iron, assortez Flat RouBa
Square.
100 tons Refined English Iron, assorted Plat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, sssorisd
% =. Half Round1 Oval and Half Oval Iraa.
10 Bevel iron,
30 Scroll Iron.
1900 bundles Hoop Iron, escorted, x to 4 inch
$50 Band :. to 4z5S and 526 inch.
300 Sheet :. =. Toto q ZACH.
20 =. Russia sheot Iron. 49,"
I 100 Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Poy sale by JOHN n. BEIN L SONS,
Mes. 80 and 81 Camp street,
MD K6We&FrtF New CTleans
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The object for which corporation has been formed Is
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for compensation
Of passengers freshs the United States mails etc. from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Ra
and all intermediate landings.