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(Nilge sllteIltgeltfs.
GRETts.wr sFstcE, No. IA CANE srnRET,
1897 sl,ta.I-lAasl Ntas.sast.ss I'm z lSEsl .--
CaEscEET orTIsE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Thursaay Morning, January 1T. 1861.
Cleared Yesterday.

az Cleared Yesterday.
snip John Richardson, Lewis. for Bremen,
stip Michael Angelo, Carleton, I'll Havre, !, SSs0
Ship Peqaot, Davis. for Hasre, Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Neflfieet, Dfummond, for Havre,
BARK fleaax. Cole for Boston. CreeYy Il Farwel
Barl @ s Hunt. Woodbury., for Boston,
CIV Hynson &co
GreeVy & FafweI
Bark Sea Ranger Douglas, for New YORK
sshr ! scribner, Carlisle. for New York.
CIV Hynson 6cct
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship EIexico Talbot, from Galveston an5
Indiangia, to | G Harris Il sc dist.
Steamship siHanees I1ennison, from Indianola viz
GaiVeston, to i & Harris--ls dist
Ship Indian. AveFilI, I'm Rio de Janeiro, to Elliot
g cKeever-zPG inf.
Slip Charles Ward, Guuld, fsn Liverpool Noyem
her 2Qtil. 70 BE xter, Lowell SEQ Point. ~---'
thlp ilaaahe, Go ding, fin Malaga November Goth
III q RenGano Braa Point,
Ship stsia ef 0fleaas Dennis, Is days in Nea
foHk. IN Il C0heH--P eitll
BARK iseg:.lts, I'M Glasgow November 18th, Il
master Point.
stesaaDoafa.
4 Tylor, C6liins, I'm Cincinnati
f'anl Jones, KeeliDg, I'm Camden
Isabeila, keissr, I'm Shreveport
CharHe5 Reeves, fla Fchnia Lake.
9seeelaj eAiitIaa5 I'm Fulton.
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BUREAU DIES ComMlssAIREs DU SECOND DISTRICT
DE DISAGREEMENT,


N'ilz-tlrl6unS IL irvier 1861. \
A Wis est par lie present donne qtse lie Rlg-
IA tetu dc 20 EuSSa du Second
connencea de ecer portion du dit nesGce.
ent spd da1s les Htc de Ia Nouvele Orleans
Ia ryiere ssiH>ppi Ia rue Ju ic lie
u dit dd.arcaGer- iGsQa Ia Deord; lie long 9ue
Delodei dn cole supt eur u Canal f New
BaIking O. pnRy sUivHur lie dit Canal uSGu's lac PoDt.
eFttan lie ug DIES hord dn sit lac jislua Ia untie
DIES ptr3 s )rtsan ct DIS Jefferson, Ia iie
tere sua in rig6rS rsisippi, sniy4ul les
die riylde iittqIru point dc tpagun plan dug fat
etdepast Blu udu RecO IlyppotkeU
Ia aroisse dp leans. mtceSsHi1as ppur
settlement dc In dire du ait ni tiC'
comm neernnt tUt qna e pub .tiaDs REFUSES
All nUs pres cacu:, denvttGu mil III 4Ajres
t uSs nHils commencement deSs6cher uare dn dit
Dis dc Dcss5chemcn se lc lij Ia fgross de
Jefferson, tcanr Ia riytre Mississippi frouti6s
inSqa an LUG Rorehaylan lie dies botd d dit
chemh dc fer dc te dG lac PohtehGrTEiE,
DIT ctemn usqH'n Ia rlviGre Mississippi bords
DC h due rivfde ia nuau hint de Apaes pans
out Gts "a Is depoS6s u ReC9ris Iylpt,
eaneS dams G. Ia paroisses Jefferson Qe les
80 pes delente stot Hat e, biic40ns
e4us Ia |nI fi4s aplevis ms
e laeS az qua plus pres caicut
denSeeht c'nqnante mil p4stres.
lal2 VII L II. PLACE, President.
MoYIgE;-sER F. BELCHEa Is NO LoS sER in on
Order for Fasslaans Tie left at Me- 25,ommstcal Place
WIN desSs = = bridge Co.. will be ait :nded with
-- d2a In II FkssMAN 4 co.
9uNeIE-lis boxes Batavia Arrae, fot sale "
& 9aLa corner Grayier and New Leyee SITS,
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at s o'clock p M
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND

IA TRENTON WEEKLY PAGEET--Sor n Trenton MI n
Monroe, Pine Hntfs Columbia Harrsonbprp'
trinity Mouth of Red river, bayou Sara Baton
honge Paquen'iNe DCnaldsoye md all intermediate land
the trade j. W Tobn commanders leaves above pctnay
ms steamer connects regularly Trenton every MonfSv
with the new fghtdraft steamer Cornie Capt Williams taking
elght Tor all points on The Arhonne and Gorne bayous With
out extra expense for storing. '
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
MGCOIbJ NJ & HAWTHORN
AZ, ,rs,,,ve rs Common street
n BAH freight for and plantation landings mus h
paid 6F the shippers Of the Passengers viii he
h9eG At Any rot on the Coast At regular Coast Packet rates
morning. ~ W : iiu"J
plan Of the cabin be passage secured by an
plying to the agents. ~ 2lS 81
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SrEA 1WR(lATS


~ 9SS lS+aAth AM LIE SoaSI.
NEW ORLEANS
- - Ana 80 ;
BAYOU SARA MATE LINE COMPANY.
For Bayou Sara aEad the Coast,
rpr,,,r,r, ', The new and fine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans ""l'" V d. h"'"he0'
EVERY SUNDAY MoRNING at O'clock
hPE1pnNESDAY ate o'clock
Returning. leaves Bayou SirH N'O'N
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. at 3 A.M
For Bayou Sara and the Coast,
1900 - The freight packet
, 49, Leaves New Orleans '
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at O'Clock.
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock
For Fort Adams, Tumtca, Morgn MA, Rtsyo,,
Sarn md the Coast,
- ~ The fine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THpHSDAY EVENING al O'Clock.
Returning, caves Fort Adams
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
For D2naldsOnvilIe and the Const,
,c.D,, Inc new ana hue passenger packet
,,,-r,,,,- row IGgyes New Orleans
A'hHH III 5Tf Esn MORNING at q o'clock.
:. SATURDAY EVENING at o,cIoSS
clerk is always he landing foot Of St 1o,s ,rso+ IA
receive and deliver freight ard sign bills adn for fhp aboye
beats. go ~ ''1
ul2 I'm " f. LANoUE, Agent
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italian Marble.
$50 blocks fine Carafa Marble.
.-. 1850 slabs -. ..
300 vases :.
.m.Y Is statues :. :.
. monuments :. =.
For sale by PIAGGIO Il VIGSCA, Jr,
e. and 81 Old Ltyee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

WINES. WINE WINES.
ST. Julien Marganx, ST. Estepe ST. Etnilion au 5rfon
LeoSile Beuir, e.c00 casks and boxes. For sale by
PIAGGI0 Il VIOsCA. Jr.,
g. and 6f Old Levee
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Leaves OIL TUESDAY, Jan. % nt5p NJ
II Sl Id Nm. =!

FOR SHREVEPORT, CRANE
FAC Ia bnyo"' Golsbatta, CGmptc Gland Ecore, Alex.
LSfSss51 ndta, NorInns BHrbll'S, and all Intermediates
ys3EEaslanines on Red riverThe elegant very light
draft ana laSs running passenger packet Daubloon Wm
e. HARRISON MASTER will leave above. freight Or pas
sage having superior tccommodntinns apply hoard
EiRGiNluS G. DENTZEI,
lLlI nv, ,,,, Advertising Agent.
EThc DouoOn will take freight for Jefferson nj cad rates
{, through hi Is OF Iadng ~ " va" i"'eH
he bonhoon wal pay particular attention to all way and
NMMtion hlsiness w. ,"9 gu"
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a.. ssssss FOR MOBILE -- DAEf,Y VI, q
MAIL Line" inter Arrangements The srleu
lid low pressure packet steamers sissba ma
A. 7: boardman. MASTER Cuba. James Hopkins muster
CnItnrn7it A. L. Myers muster all built EXPRESSLY for tn
baketrade with superior accommodations will make trims gnt
landings as follows unless prevented by bad weather high
low wafer want Of fuel accident machinery
Leaving ne Lake @ Of the P9ncha"t1air Railroad Ally
on the arrival OF The SO O'Clock p. NJ ain of cars for Mohe
direct Returning S2Ts At fasSegoM Pass Christian anc
RFor tickets through 10 New York ny the Charleston and
Savannah Steamship Routes at reduced rates. and further in
formation, apply to ~ "
r. GEDDES, Agent,
oAI N fravipr street.
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REGuLAR RED RIVER, NEW

t,HlII%1Ssa#s Jn Passenger Packet -l''e"' 4 h
KssaI The new and magnificent first class passenger
packet noubinon, VIM q Harrison, master, Will leave TO-
rand Ecore Aexendria and all intermediate landings on Red
River. follows
- Leaves New Orleans l. Leaves Shreveport
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Champagne Wines.
1000 baskets Piper Hedsiec Letoreser other celebrated
brands. For sale by
PIAGGI0 YIOSCA, Jr.,
81 and q Old Ievee
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Fruits In Brandy and Juice = SIyeetmeats.
1900 boxes French Fruits in Juice and Brandy
100 cases Havana Filters, 4, i, and lbs.
to Sweetmeats, Il jars in case.
For sale by PIAGGIO e VIOSCA, Jr.,
81 and Ga Old Leyee
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n sa,r.s.yes. Yeater.any.

4 e Tylor, Collins, I'm Cincinnati.
'aill Jones, Keeling, I'm Camden.
lsabeila, keisar, Tn !5hreYa port.
Z Ehartfs5 Reeves, fin Fchnta Lake.
0seeelas Mcmillan, I'm Fulton.
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p E0 PLE's LINE.

F31gRf4gH'ts LgYG-ToR THE COAST
Ta$ n bhtqu %Akh AND FORT ADAMS - hf
5ne, s;auach aud comfortable Passenger Steamer
ss11S5S rGLSieE1 Agc Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, Il o'clock.
me substantial swittTariug Passenger Steamer H. w
go+YeA2, apt H+ho, leaves avery TUESDAY EVENING,
gus = 4. W. ADAMS 4 CO.. Agents
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SrE.AMB BOATS,


N. o. AND s-ssn
eGgs Az MEMPHIS us MAIL {SS EssgEz
Sassas&aSG2aLINE OF PACKETS.
Composed of the splendid steamers
1nGonlar,J, d. Clarke master,
ED. y. Gay. Bart. Bowen. master,
leaving every TUESDAY, Mt 8 P. NJ.
IMPERIAL Q. S, Rogers, master.
John SEinontts. j. F. Hicks, MASTER
Every THURSDAY, at 5 P. NJ.
New Untl lie Sam. A. R. Irwin, master,
H. II. w. Hill, 7. II. Newell, MASTER
Every SATURDAY, ut5P.M
Connecting Mt Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight or passage apply to
JNo. L. HYDE 4 90. Memphis Packet Office
MI tt St Charles Hotel left wing.
Leaves on THuRSnAF.~tIa,r II. Mt P NJ
MGNXPHfs AN ID NEW ORLEANS
. W. r. Packet Line-U. s. Mnl Packet-For Merpli4
nNnd The Reuds-The Gne and splendid passenger
EiszssEsIeaner Imperial, G. S. Rogers, master Viii
be ready receive freight from the Grod street on
apply on board,
JOHN +. HYDE K Co,
jail under St Charles ItnrpI Ieft wing
This boat connects at Napoleon regular packets for The
ArkasaS and White rivers, and at Memphis with Memphis
and Charleston Railr0ad
Ellis hiding signed the Office Agents up to o'clock
on day oficpnrie
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apply on board, or
GEORGE n HTTF. No Front street r.
MUSE 4 MURDOCH No Front stteet
T. =. SMITH, TchoHptnuias -iftet.
Tho Doahlo"n was built expressly for the River trade
in he : nde. - ~
Th" pouboon will pay strict attention 10 all way and plana
ton business - fsf II
The D. will take freight for at card rates aa6
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REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
, ~ es-For st. Louis Cairo, Hickman, New Matlrif,
Memphis and intermediate andings-The swift
Rrunnng ghdraft passenger packet steamer
John Warner, Chas P. Warner muster will leave as
above. For freight paSsare apply board.
FIRGINlUS q. DENTZEI.,
ial Advertising Agent
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Leave MONDAY, Jan q. nj L. Nj, positively.
Lightning hNnress Weekly Pnctet
Leaves on SATURDAY. Janqnsy 10, at 5P. NJ.
For AltnHrn direct.

NEW ORLEANS, Lake. RTSTFI.
IT. b. ncaU and Red River Packet For AfinieR afosc0v
Roone's Landing. Port Bolivar, Pine Bluff Gregg
nsSssssz&l aEdnF Spring Bayou, Ca,ethouts fsandinr
Grand Bayou Gonshan, G0npG Grand Eeoe ST. Maurice,
Montgomery Alexandria, and all Intermediate landings on
Red RiyerThe fine aud fNst running passenger steamer
Comet, W V. Harre, master, will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board
YIRGfNIUs O. DENTzBI,
ia7 Hdvartisin, i gsnt
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Imports

GALVESTON and INDIANoLA- steamship
Mexico l6 bales cotton ] ] Person ECO so do
" Donneli &co- $4,000 in specie R Mills &co-l2
pkgs mdse G Connolly eco do W Robertson-3
do w Cox &eo--I do D Pratt do J A Montgom-
cry do " Lindo-4 do ] Wilson, bale
cotton R u Adams &co-Total AZ bales cotton.
INDIANoLA via GALvEsToN-Pe steamship
Suwanee-2T bales cotton Carroll, Hoy &co-16 do
A ] Rugeey &co--S do III D Cooper &eo-9 do
j Williams &co--4 do w S Donnell &co- u bales
mdse Perkins &co--69 head cattle Wilkins &co-
81 do Quoid-sundries to order-Total SO bales
cotton.
4 RIO DE JANEIRO- Per ship Indian 5000 scks
coffee to Elliott & McKeeyer.
NEW YoRK--Per ship Maid of Orleans As
sorted mdse.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

Leaves on THURSDAY. Jan. IL at 5 p NJ
FOR 4 ENSAS Az ID BAYOU MACON
6T D. me neat lltt faught cngar packet steamer
lsfaf&asgSS' andy FnitOn- Hazlep master, will leave
sss %OOEe for Galedena State Road Floyd Non
Point Ps ma, Vista Egypt, Osborne s. Cuo Kinks Ferry
Anchor Fln"ion GoGeaus ititehi, trinity and all inter
meuae landings Oh Iensas, Bayou Macon and Little rivers
For freight or passage apply en- board.
jazz =, " Az 4 Itsrti H.. s.+
shippers and rely on this boat Remaining
III the trade the entire season. 'e
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EXPORTS

BREMEN--Per ship John G Richardson--2553
bales cotton.
BosToN-Per bark G S Hunt-sl6 bales cotton
527 hides cks do 267 bds do.
B0ST0N-Per bark Windward- 144l bales cot
ton 1850 afgs lead 500 hides.
4 NEW YORh-Per bark Sea Ranger 202 lhds
sugar 1853 bbls molasses 49l hides
HAFRE-Per ship Michael Angelo 2454 bales
cotton 1850 slaves plgs mdse.
HAyRE-Per ship Pequot-2 bales cotton.
HAERE-Per ship WelIfeet-- $500 bales cotton
1891 slaves 1000 bbs rosin.
BoSTON--Per bark Lcnox- 1850 bales cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per schr S scribner- 500 hhds
sugar 400 bbis moasses.
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G A | RIO :.
CUM BERLAND RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY JIM. H. ntbPM
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSvILLE,
IT, l., Canton, Eddyyillc, pycushnrE, Smitlnnd Padu-
aeahi Matropos Cairo Columbus, Hickman New
and the endsThe fine light drnugh, regular packet
JAS. johnson, johnson, MASTER will leave above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
b. DUFIELD,
jalt ii Cnmp street
This bat connects Memphis with the Memphis Charles
on Railroad and Mt Cniro with the Illinois Genital
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Passengers.

Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and In
dianola DIR. Goodall and lady, Miss n. I. Gage
VIM. Long, 7. a. Reed, NJ. Steinhaek: D. Morgan
a. Henningson, W. Sensers-S on deck,
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9DuNGH-lis boxes Batavia Arrac, for saIs BY
-, s. WOLFE
3ala corner dravier and New Leyee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

Nitt SHINES. Neai, I'M Opeiousas.
If4Sas Ranger. RaaoYieh FIN Lower Coast.
Alabama. Boafdman I'm Mobile.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm nonaldsonville.
Music, Brown. fm ponaldsongille.
rnwhoat Janius Beebe, Andrews, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the llth inst,
ships Arthur, Danube and H H Body brig
a G Cattell-canle up light.
Towhoat Conqueror, Brown, ffn the Passes brought
M ships Maid OF Orleans and Indian, bark
Regina.
Towboat st Charles, Chambers, frern the Passes
brought up slips Charles Ward and Danube.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

Leaves OF WEDNESDAY jaw. % at5P NJ
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
, ~ h. Nn'elnoches PHcke-For Natchf0chps Grand
LI5kkkfI3H t;corc st M4nTce Cote Alexandria Normang
6ssTEasza 3arbins and G0rtOnS IlnGingS-The
splendid Pa ;senger picket steamer Mary t., " Kimbai
MASTER VIII leave rs "boEc, Nng freight for all landings on
Cane ana Little rivers For freight passage apply on board
jail idvertisinn gs,t
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Leaves SAIl,K Ny liz. 10. NJ : P NJ rostire1r
REGULAR $TIEEEVJE E'DIerV' H. g.
, HS Pa NNi Passenger racket-For ShrcveDtIt Grand
tayoH. Couslta, tulpe Grand Ectrc * NM
,tr Montgomery Nur.ui's (ote AleganIria
H4rna5 tTph anil gu fertUtdiap landings on Red river
Re magnificent HTd ta.t running passenger plcet steamer
to freight passage epfly h"orf " '
80, FIRGlHIUs G. RENTzEL.
J'Af Advertising Agent,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-27
Yiminm Brown Mt WASHINGTON.

1t is with raptures, my boy that record
the promotion of William Brown, regiment
3, Mackerel brigade, to the rank of captain,
with the privilege of spending half his time
in New York and the rest of il on Broad
way. William left the army of the Upper
Potomac to pass his examination here and
the board of examiners report that he re-
minded them of Napoleon, and made them
feel sorry for the Duke of Wellington. One
of the questions they asked him was
"Suppose your company was surrounded by
a regiment Of the enemy, and you had
precipice in your rear and twenty-seven
hostile batteries in front-what would you
do2" William thought moment, and then
says he, ard resign my commission, and
write to my mother that was coming home
in the spring-time." "Sensible patriot"
says the board "Are you familiar with
the history of General Scott2" g. You can
bet on it," says William, smiling like saga
cious angel, General Scott was born in
Virginia when he was quite young, and
discovered Scotland at an early age. He
licked the British in 1872, wrote the
Waverly novels, and his son Whaha bled
with Wallace. Now, old hoss, trot out your
commission and let's liquor" Pause fair
youth" says the board. "What makes you
think that General Scott had q son named
tWht IA p We never heard that before"
"Ha n says William agreeably, "that's be-
cause you don't know poioky." "Why,"
says William, "ifyoull turn to Burns works
you'll find that
'scott's wha' ha VII Wallace bled,'
and if that amt good authority where's
your Shakespeare The board was so
pleased with Williams learning, my boy,
that it gave him his commission, presented
him with two gun-boats and cannon, and
recommended him for President of the New
York Historical Society.
1t was rumored in camp, last night, that
the army would go into winter-quarters,
and asked Colonel Wobinson if he wouldn't
lend me a few of the quarters in advance,
as l felt like going in right away. He ex-
planned to me that winter-quarters would
only be taken in exchange for treasury
notes, and withdrew my proposition for a
popular loan.- Correspondence Of ~ Y. Aer-
cury.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-27

eventful history" we see him on his death
bed, attended only by o nun and some
priests, who administer to him the conso-
lations Of religion. His son stands beside
him. In the thickness of the door itself
inches are formed ut certain intervals, and
in these are small whole-length figures Of
the great contemporaries Of Columbus
kings, statesmen, ecclesiastics and war
riors. In the center, close to each other,
are two such lines of inches, while on both
sides single row Of figures, one above the
other, fills up the intermediate space be-
tween the outer edge ofthe panels and the
door-post. The large bosses, so often seen
on doors, are here the heads of those his
torians who have written on the discovery
Of America.
The ornaments below each niche are heads
of animals indigenous to the country, with
fruits and flowers entwined, also character
istic Of the New World. Every ornament is
appropriate, and though they are manifol !,
there is no confusion. As there will be no
chance of the work being forwarded to the
place of its destination for some time to
come, it might be possible to induce the au-
thorities to allow it to be sent to England
meanwhile, where it could not fail to be
looked at with the greatest interest. The
exhibitions Of next year might present the
desired opportunity for taking such a step.
The artist would be glad that so good an
occasion offered for making his work known;
and the Americans would surely not be un-
willing to show the world how munifcently
they had come forward to erect grand
national monument.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-27
POSTAL RULES.

Many errors occur by persons not Observing the
following regulations in depositing letters, papers
or miscellaneous publications In the office for
mailing:
ALL DRoP-LETTERs MUST BE PREPAID BY POSTAGE
STAMPS.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all letters 10
places within the United States.
9oh are not prepaid 1iH BE- sent 10 he Dead Letter
Ofee, sRd the parry addressed t0iH not Be Rotasd a.
ksretQfOrS =
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic.
BY inserting the county In which the oh1ce is Ie.
Gated, upon all letters, many errors In gupersorp.
aVoided. TT--T -
The postage on sheet music, maps, snvavinOs, Iko
graphs o. photographic priHts, rollers or iR pape
ooysrI books, bound o. HnboHnd; phoHoOaPhio paper
case four pounds e al he rae Of one osnf a. os,ncs
o. traction OF ounce 70 any place IN the DRed States
ander teen hundred miles and at tie rate QT hoo cents
an oenco OF fraction QC an OslnO0 Wtsea hHndred
mie, prepaid by postage e-atainpe. M
Same rates on cards. either blank or printed, and
blanks IN packages Weighing at least eight ounces,
eh9 seeos or cuttings In packages not exceeding
REGISTRY OFFICE.
Valuable letters for any pert Of the United States
States, or States Of the German- Austrian Postal
Union. Will be registered on application at the
ofhce, between the hours OF ~ A, ID. aud p. N. .
letters 10 Be re0sered tO not BE- received al later
- OFFIOE HOURS.
Once open from 9 A. NJ. 30 6P. H.. ia
Open on Sundays from q to l0f A; NJ;
Cincinnati. November Il. 1851.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-27
EONsTITUTIO.NAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPoTENCY OR INABILITY,
Diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD.

How many thousard ds of men and women are there
who are at this time suffering out miserable exiat.
enee, or from that pernicous practice selfpolutoni
Look at their pslIid, emaciAted and diseured faces
and their broken down constitutions, dsqualifying
them from the happiness of marriage or the ENJOY.
ment life In this horrid situation thousands suf.
fer, until death closes the scene. Let parents guar
diaDs or frieu ds attend to those who are suffering
with any of those HORRIBLE ie-destroying maadieB,
that they cared for and cured before it be too
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATES,
No. 153 Sycamore-street, first door below Fifth
street, Cincinr att, Ohio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 years. and
who iTeertain to cure the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY Oh ANY OTHER INJuRI-
Gus DRUGS. 1t is important to those afflicted, or
TO those who Interested In the welfare of their
friends, to be careful of the many PRETENDED Doc
TORS, who infest all Cities publishing their great
skill in curing all diseases in few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places. Be,
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
you risk ycur lfe you may fall into the hands OF
these chsrlatans.
N. B.-Dr. J. KATES will attend his patients
personally, and can be found in his ONCE, No I53
Sycamore. street, first door below Fifth, from 8
O'Clock in the morning until in the evening, All
confidential. nol3-I