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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

LIE IERSON AND HOME OF " ASHlNGTON.
The following para agraphs respecting the per-
son and home Of Gen. Washington cannot
but be read with interest. The writer was
an English or Irish gentleman, who visited
this country towards the close of the last
century, and who published in pamphlet
form, but anonymously, an account of his
tour. The only copy Of the work known to
exist in Washington is in the possession of
Peter Force, ESQ.,, and we are indebted to
Ia book-w friend for the extract now re-
printed
Il crossed the river from Maryland ilss6
Virginia near to the renowned Gen. Wash
ington's. where [ had the honor to spend
some time, and was kindly entertained by
that worthy family. AS to the General, if
we may judge by the countenance, he is
what the world says Of him, shrewd, good
natured, plain, humane man, about ffty-fve
years Of age, and seems to wear well, being
active and hcalthful, straight, well-m ode
and about six feet high.
''lTc keeps good table, which is always
open to those of q genteel appearance. He
does not use many Frenchifed congecs OF
fattcring useless words without meaning,
which savors more Of deceit than an honest
heart but, on the contrary, his words seem
to point at truth and reason, and to spring
from the fountain of heart which, being
good Of itself, cannot be suspicious of others
till facts unriddle design which evidently
appeared to me, by long tale that he told
about Arnold's manGuvres, far-fetched
schemes, and deep laid designs to give him
and his army up above month before the
affair happened and though he said he
wondered at many things that he observed
in Arnold's conduct, yet he had not the least
suspicion Of any treachery going on, till the
thing happened; and then he could trace
back and see through his intentions from
the beginning which, from the Generals
behaviour to him, of which [ am well ap-
priced, seems to me to be the highest sin of
ingrattude that man could be guilty of.
1.-The Generals house is rather warm,
snug, convenient, and useful than ornamen-
tal The size is what ought to suit man
Of about two or three thousand year in
Ireland The out-ohices are good, and
seem to be not long built; and he was max
inc moro offices at each wing to the front OF
the house, which added more to ornament
than real use. The situation is high, and
commands beautiful prospect of the river
which parts Virginia from Maryland.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

A QUIET HoME.-A pickering pair of
Quakers were lately heard in high contro-
versy, the husband exclaimed-''I am deter
mined to have one quiet week with thee -
but how wilt thou get p said the taunt-
ing spouse, in reiteration, which married la
dies so provokingly indulged in. Il Will
keep thee week after thou art dcad,'' was
the Quaker reioinder.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

The following is recommended as capi-
tai substitute for butter Marry the girl
that you love. You will then have her to
preside at your breakfast table, and, unless
you are sad dog, indeed, you will not then
require any but her.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

If any one speak i'll of thee flee home to
thy own conscience, and examine thy heart;
if thou be guilty, it is a just correction if
not guilty, it is fair instruction make use
of both, so shalt thou distil honey out of
gall, and Of an open enemy make secret
friend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

the sermons of Bossuet; and proof OF venal-
ity would leave the thunder of Demosthenes
without bolt The eloquence of Robes
pierre only chills and disgusts. 1t is with
the man of action as with the man of speech.
We concern ourselves with the motives of a
statesman as we'll as with his measures: we
determine his motives by our impression OF
his character, and we gain our impression
of his character by what we learn OF his
deeds. The measures, however just, wise,
or useful, have but temporary interest: the
interest which is immortal is in character.
The character of Caesar is now of more in
terest than all the Roman laws from Numa
to Justinian. The character of Cromwell
so maintains it's interest in history, that it
is ever a fresh subject for Investigation
Men it is probable will always be alive to
enquiries on the character of Napoleon and
they will never come to a decision. The
character of Washington is greater power
in the world than the revolution which
Washington conducted its power is great
est in the fact that, there is no discussion on
its truth, its unselfshness and its purity
All such men have to us most of their reali-
ty in their individualsm it is by this they
live as potencies in time; and by this we
recognize their agencies on earth. But men, i,
like Shakspere, live in their genius; and
their genius lives in their writings. But
even of writer's, some we are willing to as
socate with an age, to associate with coun-
try: with other writer's we will not do this,
and we can not Let Athens have Aristo-
phanes-but the whole of Greece shall not
have old Homer-we give Calderon to Spain;
but all nations own Cervantes. Dante be-
longs to Italy: Milton belongs to England :
but Shakspere belongs to MAN!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

An advertisement in the Dublin Euening
Post, headed s'Iron bedsteads and beddimg!''
We suppose, according to the latter term,
that the linen is of sheet-iron.-En.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

A distinguished literary lady was once
found in paraoxysm Of tears over the sup
posed tomb Of Washington, at Mount Yer
non, but which turned out to be an ice
house.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

What bird is that which it is absolutely
necessary we should have at our dinner,
and yet need neither be cooked nor served
up A swallow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

Il am thy fathers spirit" as the bottle
of whiskey said to the boy, when he found
it in the woodpile, and didn't know what it
was
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

The man who was ''struck by remark, -
had his skull fractured 1t is his intention
to bring an action for assault and battery.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
LITTLE GIRLS. There is something in

LITTLE <GIRLs,-There is something in
expressibly sweet about little girls Love
ly, pure innocent, ingenious, unsuspecting
full of kindness to brothers, babies and eve
rything. They are sweet little human flow
ers, diamond dewdrops in the breath OF
morn. What pity they should ever be-
come women, firts and heartless coquettes
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SrEsnOshs1.S.

| NnnVyBERB$SlTIT!IyKx OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
~ DEPARIMENT-The Annual Course of Lectures in this
department will commence Monday November 18TH, 1856
James Jones p Professor Of Practice of Medicine.
j. L. Ridde, NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
A. H. Cenas, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustavus A. Mott, NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medca.
j. C. P. Wederstrandt. NJ d. Professor of Anatomy
Thomas Hunt NJ d. Professor of and Pathology
Gilbert S. Vance, NJ D., Demonstrated of Anatomy.
The rooms for Dssecting will be open the Third Monday
October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital and attend this institution from November
April.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visit and
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the about eight hundred
scribed for daily.
Preliminary the Course lectures will be delivered daily
the Ampitheate Of the Hospital from the first Monday in No
vemher Clinical Medicine and Surgery Auscuation and
Percussion and other subjects without charge Students
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d. Dean
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by
institution. aul d&Wtd
CRAadMIE,,S EsATENT ALETALLIC BURIAL
- CASkET-P. II. COOK CO, Propetors and Wholesale
Dealers in CRANES Mesc Burial Caske the States
Louisiana and Mississippi
s-ohce and Sample Rooms No. 8st Charles street. oppo.
lie Inc ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans. DO ly
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sTTERTFT's SALES.

FIRM DISTRICT Counrl CRY OF NEW oRIEkysvs 70.
ny VII Of an s orster y
- t9 directed by the honorable tie R istTict our u
saesn iee Common ssree se1ee p M
Magazine Streets FRIDAY Ausust 1856 at i2oeloeE,
EaaRs situate j N,
and go T. Nt s saga rs bo1nded sy Fs
plan of 4 Beard q te u January 49, and De.
sfs e + Il E sx r tspssssy Es
me eaare 70 ts ssd Plan the
s p II Nj aasass ZEE. esR
else Ii fest lines Font O. Fulton and FROM seets,
fo N G ne s ~ depth on he l1s
.ns a$ilns Fise md iot NJ p @ y
inches and lines on tie Inc dividing Il rom lot 10 Foul
ana ~ feet 10 inches and line front said North Market
Seized in the above cause
TERMS-Cash on the spot,
T., JOHN NJ. BELL,
JyAa ~ aai1 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
aGsa eGgs Ri Xs p NE s
yE.sTu dun orre dc 1s safsle ~ Il li ysnte
s ds &c l.
entire eelles Camp Ct es agasns Ia yente pu
fRf 81 a Ss de Il i,sis it,,
es borne par les rues Fulton St Joseph du March
5 g. sssra @ e Do IL ps1
scion dit pan s
a T. F55 No s2t geds ss DC re Fulton
SPs s @ s'ssfs ss
q psa psds 5sp DC a 6
@ as p sesa as d Ne Ct n pds
a ciaeune es rnes Fulton ct Fpot snr
gne dc face Ia rue du Maree Nor =
Saisis dams Ian ratiaire cidessns. s1s7SS7
az n JoHE M ss ss
~ y aals s shssif De u Pasesss q Orleans
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GONSIGNEES.

BosToNzship Crinle9oo gleshy MISUNDERSTANDING, Ran
lett &coJoln Gauche-J Gnine tSco-L & A B-GroScan
\ Bennetuer. Hagsery 4 LangC Y Buddecke &co-ieet
Simms Knney &co-M Miler--Hornes Clauss-
t Eaton 4 Henderson7A Whnsra,ge &eoMcpowel
II Kennedy &co-G Sizer-J W Eurridge Eco-Flint 4
Jones-W Vredenburg &co-A Wright &co-J B Violet
Converse &eoMaSterson Byr,c &coJenkins hcoB Nntre
er Blake-J & G Camnon--Rogcrs Mcclure .eco--W Fl
Iechford &co-kennady a. Foser-Voorhcs Griggs Eco
Frost &col5eebe aco-W B!anctardE Carver &co-J NJ
Relf &co-W Armstrong-Sampson 4 keine
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ssssk TWO THOUSAND ACRES oF}THE BEST
s$S land in Eastern Texas known as the McQueen land
Bev Port the Watches river. This land is offered in
trade in this way by addressing the Undersigned
the and particulars which will be such will
suit parties Offering References the quality of the
land and title can be Hon. George W. Smytk, O.
VIM Eddy, and r. G. Doom, Esq. Of the citizens of
this county SAMUEL GOoDE,
al jasper county, Texas.
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AEs. BILLINGS CATEHETTATTvE AND As
- TRINGENT sYRUP-An InfaIEbIe Reraedy for CHOL-
ERA IaFANTUM Or SuMsTER COMPLAINT or chill
DREN CHOLERA MoRBUs. DIARRHEA, Of ANY IE-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BoWEI.s--The} iong and ssnc-
cessfu experience tho Of this remedy BY tie inventor
in the treatment Of all the diseases reaona
mended together with the testimony which
numbers bear to its efficacy in the Bowel aee-
tons Children Darrea, Cholera Morbus
persons entite higher confidence were
of the ordinary hubug medicines of the pro
fess to perform miracles and all the ills charan-
ter haA fully established phycans
highest character the following gentleman now
aresident Of Lockhart. Texas viii show
.'DELTA, Caahona Coz Miss, May 81, ISsT.4
o. o. FoodHian, Fs9-Dear Sir-There very few
the ncstrums offered to the public which be viii
ling lend the sanction Of my name humble may
be- either the world Of letters medicine Observation
and experience however have forced upon
that Billings CarinatiTe and Astrngent Syrup very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific
fecty in harmony with the laws Of organic ife-and therefore,
deserves though its ingredients kept secret
the scale of remedial agents than nostrurl aords
pleasure to be able yhont the conc
ton) to add testimony favor Of its efficiency
pleasant remedy in all the complaints for which
it recommended have used myself several very
eresn chronic Of Darrhea Dysetery recon-
mend in others and in every instance, such
preparation was indicated, It proved successful
Respectfully yours,
D. M. PORTER, M d.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
Q. o. woonMAS,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
N,
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CONSTABLE's SALES,

SECOND JusIIcE,s CouEr, SHERMAN WHARTON & CO.,
Parish OF Orleans. ) lin 1iquidaon) L. Fl. EVER
49, r,r,, ,,,,- TIT. No. 7,I43
- me directed by the honorable G. NJ Bradford Second Jus
tGe OF the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans Will proceed and
sell at public auction the premises Caonee street near
re corner Of Lafayette street, TUESDAY August 1eh
ONE LOT OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TERMs-Cash on the spot 7a'
". W. MITCHELL
ntb y 10 ~ S Constable.
SECOND JUSTICES COURT, JAMES BARNES VS.. HORACE
~ Parish Of Orleans. LEMON. VI n
RE VIRTUE of a writ of fferi facfas Ito me
directed by the Hon G. NJ Bradford Second Justice the
reace Tor the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell pub
lie auction at the Of St. Joseph Caroneet streets
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, 1856 at IL O'Clock NJ
LIE CONTENTS OF A PLASTERER's SHOP consisting
Of Mouds and Plaster ornaments. Erg.7. IS
Seized III the above suit. ~. -... ga,
TERMS--Cash on the spot l E Ed
jy2s au4 8 ID ge E5za 5sa's - = CONSTABLE
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BORDEAUX-Bark Victorine-5l cases brandy to r Mar
quez12 casks wine 3 nse Duntz Ikeen-30 casks
brandy G hbds wine is se to Cavorock co-51 csks
brandy p hhds wine 63 ndse z Bruatour
brandy "a hds wine Captane-l2 hds wine II mdse
Queyrouse Iangsdor3 eases mdse staner Marinon61
mdse to Boyer reres5 casks brandy mdse
Thoma32 d 40 wine 80 bales corks 10 casks brandy
cheese Maignan2o mdse 10 Reynaud Eca70
casks brandy ink 10 Rocreau &co2j hds 406
wine mdse Vaeton col mdse Fernandez
IL hds wine casks brandy TO LaViebOuore150 baskets
liquors 9 mdse to A Ealeon76 bids IS casks 24s
wine H MaXeni0 hds IL casks wine Is dse 10 casks
brandy Talomano hhds wine Lacoste25 casks brandy
10 casks wine Lambert-l20 casks IL hhds wine Vre
denburgh &co3s hhds wine box mdse Tarogue eo-lC
casks brandy % wine Preau & Couton-S hhds wine +
Laprey30 casks brandy 80 ds wine 46 to dc
Fanes &co35 casks brandy carks wine 100 mdse
Ianaa Bros2 pkgs mdse Haurat-2 pkgs mdse Pepin
co.'s casks brandy Stevenson o,re2 casks wine Bujae
hid wine Vim Nod4 casks 29 wine casks brandy
Carriere-l50 cases wine Lane Gnye-o5 dse Yea
tron Comnagere co50 wine 81 do Bros
pkg mdsc l. Marti9 cask wine 1866 II mdst
143 brandy 200 baskets champagne Cahzac &co-t
casks brandy 4D hds wine 2 casks wine 10 b
vinegar to order.
BOsToN--shp Crimea-l500 tons ice, to L Warner-ant
assorted mdse
neutrality-suspicious. Californa-6 cotton gins to Bell Bne!
&co5 do IL bales osnaburgs Carter &co-20 do
l4etchford &c0-sundrjes to order
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODIIGE.


observation-disclosures Rnpdes-l99 bales cotton to John
Watt &cD-15 do Robson Allen- do FeoweS &co- do 10
Thornh &co-5S pkgs fruit and sundes orer-ToaI PIG
bales cotton
MISUNDERSTANDING Capitol-6 bales cotton to ] " Bur
bridge Eco5 do Byrne, Vance co-5 DO Carroll Prchard
co-I5 hhds Mike1-l2 do Arthur 6eo-l3 do pege
los Durive &co5 bbls moasses Gordon 2O bales
q bbls tr and audries TO ordor-Toa Ii bales cotton
hhds sugar. IS bbs molasses.
CAIRO-Steamer C Twche-lS bundles corks to Cusack
Bro6 machinery J Webster-l0G erkns butter q bts
lard oil " Wright fcol00 bbs whisky Morton sco
65 do Mmlo Sons-75 do Queyrouse I.angsdol pkgt
butter 50 bbs whisky Doson 4 Sor-l00 do Bnne & Bal
iet pkg butter a ties hams 81 boxes cheese 0
Adams &co-2o3 bbls whisky G Ater2 boxes mustard
Beebe &co2 do mdse Wheeoc-0 cask bacon bbls eget
to Twehel sco-ll bbls hf Dbl eggs key butter hi Dbl
cheese Schneide bills potatoes Faranto-5U do whisky
+ Short Scolo5 b6s potatoes Don1eily Bezzina4 kegs
lard and butter cask bacon is bbs apples do eggs
&co-0 ties hams johnson &co-47 do Voorhees, Grggs &ct
10 bb whisky Oglesby Macauay-0 eggs kegs butte,
hf bb cheese key cheese John Hurley &Col Dbl eggs TO
Laand-A5 do whisky Rogers McGnire &col horse Male
Summers kceS boxes glass SabbsO erkins butter 1O
kegs butter boxes hid bacon bbs lard Grief sco-l4
lerkins butter Betteron kefeSS dcz brooms Wheeler
Bluke0 bbis whisky MeGreger Eco-4 pcs baggng coils
rope Miles Adams &coSS bbs potatoes Grevc2S do pings
James Connolly SconGS bhs potatoes Brien rolls leather
t. Il ha1sell &colS do GoSgrove Boylell bbls potatoes
Benton &cot do eggs 81 do potatoes Greve Werle-2
bales ndsaYs Burnside &coO hhd tobacco TO Rolewald
Pederit-Total, ~ hhds tobacco.
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MEMORANDA,

n The steamer Capitol Capt Ure, arrived yesterday from
Norgan minus her chmney On the afternoon Of Sunday,
when forty miles above the city encountered gale
Of wind which carried overheard both chimneys tearing off
considerable portion of the hurcan roof and somewhat dam
aging the pilot house.
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O. o. WOOT)Nf AN

s C u. yVOOFyaI AM WHOLESALE F,gHg1TsT
Successor 10 vood1aaHy corner os Common and
Magazine strsets MS. ORLEANS @ Il,
DRUGS SELECTED METyYfiTNEs 5pTTRTs fttsE5sIrAT
OILS, Nedicfai Extfacs Fine Perfnniery and
Fancy soaps, PAPEaiT MEDICINES Sc INSTRU-
afssIss8 AtsesaIsFs ARE, BRUSHES. French
afd american sa, PATf7T OILS, DYE
VI uFFst etc. s4
Uruggtst Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase aedcnes Of best quality rely npen being suited.
Orders promptly attended e. Sa ~ 5 !45Ess=44
OBJECT IMPORTATION FEoE EUROPE
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
list district.
Ship Crmea Poor 80 days from Boston, to Creevy & FarWell
I'D district, 81
STEAMBOATS,.
Rnpdes, Jackson from Vicfslurg.
Capitol, IRE from Bayou Sara.
G Twichcll, Fawce from Cairo.
California Myers, from Mobile
Oregon Myers, from Mobile
BELOw-COMIEG UP.
Two ships and one bart-names unknown.
PASSENGERS
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10 mai 1856 pour copie conforme a rorigina1.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,

ITO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL
OF NEW ORIEARS--To the Honorable Board Of Alder
and Assistant Adermen Of the City Council The petition
Of the undersigned humby showeR the majority
by the Charter having signed this petition pray your
orabe body to ordinance resolution to the
having the side walks leveled graded and paved with bricks
with the usual curb stones Gasqnet street. from Claiborne
street to Penr street, and your petitioners will
in duty bound. etc. II "a, R5 sd q
E. Olivier q feet Jas Desban 0S feet; Jos Pina Ct feet
Robertson q feet; John Ewrgh q feet flames oBrien
s. feet J. Vigo 80 feet James Robinson los feet; Harriet
Doan = feet Mailan d feet Francois Daesr, q feet
Robert Prngle, 1U7 feet David G. Wilson, 1876 feet James
Mcguire 50 feet Joseph G Burden Is feet T. Lao 50
W w. Gkinson q feet Pat Burns q feet NJ. Keve, Is
feet VIM Fockmann, 2 feet Mrs. S. Price 81 feet Mrs
Kah Zegler 50 feet james Foley rs feet B. Monaghan Is
feet Michael Finch SO feet. myl6 iaw6w
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A L'HoNoRABLE CoNsEIL DE VILE DE LA NoU-
aIle-0r 16opy

yelle- Orleans
T A PETITION dies soussfgMes represente
humblemen Ia majore des iexgee par
la nouvee charte signe la presente deande pe
tonnares pen rore honorable corps de ben voulo paser
ordonnance resolution et de fare niveer,
hquees curbsOnes les troors de In Gasquet
les es Claiborne ct Pre ct yos cssseron
b. Olivier q peds JAS. Desban l08 pieds; Joseph Pnta
2 peds; T. Robertson q pes; John Enrigh q peds
Peds H4 J. D0n sds e. Gan q pss
1856 peds james sagne 50 pies c. Burden IS pieds
T. Lafon 50 peds w Gitknson q pieds Pat Burns q
peds W. keoe, 25 peds; VIM Vockman n pieds Mrs. s.
Price 81 pieds Mrs Kat Zege 50 pieds James Foley, Is
peds; 3, Monaghan, Is pieds Michael Finch, 50 pieds
Nouvee Orleans, 2avril 1856, my16 law St
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EXPORTS
IMPORTS.

RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Mariana-a2I5 bbls -four, 800
pIaaI
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
gebiehJ ot tge M(arhet.

Mt #1@@ ,-x.,,rt "a ,,o.,,,.
,,,u, iohonAH NioHN1N9, august ~.
~ - -'i Sensetusy' w nave ny hehrd
VI Saie' .s4s N.Y.
.t'o'hs Was uoie yes.efaay nn' on satnrday
abou 31O hhds were sold, including at s1sc and the
balance on private terms h e.
f' <,o,,u,,., -. -, = ~. ..,
.4- CoIioh AND ToBACCo sIATEAENT.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1885. .405l5 ITl5
q. <5g.t N. f$+ re- e. ------1f5G,0G5' " .--55aDa
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Je certife lie cdessus est yraie description
Ia pfoprieie cdecEite dams la petition. f E&35-
Nouyee- Orleans le % mai 1856. an5 stiIfM
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ngF. The Schooner Conception, Can't. Peter~
SON from BaIn0re is dscf.rgng her cargo opposite
Jackson Square Consignees will please receipt Of
their goods the leyee.
a,l2 GEO. w HYNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street.
EGFn The bark Dennis Kelly, Capt. Corson,
from Baltimore, is discharing cargo opposite
SQUARE Second District Cosgnees requested attend to
stored ut their expense and risk.
aus GEO. W. HYNsoN, So Camp st.
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Date of Departure Of European, California
and Havana Mails. for August, 1856.

All letters to FRANCE Holland ind Belgium prepaid
q cents by the American Liverpool
20 cents by the direct steamers Have and by
British steamers Letters Switzerland come
under the same rule reach earlier their destination
closed mail consisting of letters newspapers for States
and cities of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.
is sent from the Poat-ofce in New York weekly
*The postage by this line Porto Rico St Thomas and yene
2ua is 10 cents, where the distance the mailing Office does
not exceed miles, and 20 cents where the distance
$500 miles. Prepayment required.