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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
AKeutacky Senator'S Views.

Senator Stevenson said in the last session
of Congress: II concur in the able argu-
ment Of the Senator from Maryland.
agree with him that the President
Of the Senate is the only agency &C.
looted bv the trainers of the constitution
and named in that instrument as invested
with the sole power Of receiving, opening
and counting the votes for President as 70
turned by the electoral colleges, and Of de-
claring the result of that election" When
sesinst The execution of this sentiment in
tie coming aes+ion, will he retract his
Vor1si Senator Stevenson generally meAns
what he says. viii tho Senator stand By
hie Vordsi win he dare 70 coincide IN what
10 believes 70 b hight = oppeeita6a = IL
bohaoeo 81 detog1i1ae3oa q HI 0eepora4o
pos1yS We Ghall - VIA - 1Ght ngos.
-HSeasa1loa 1opuo1fan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

NO right to do anything excePs % canvass
en1 c0mPLlo s1o Io'uIu a. as;..r. 1919 80
!!uuy mao3 20 tIo@ ~ S"o o.oc-,rar;ed H
IN osses .neIe 'ney ~efo ,covv;.ar ~ com.
ZIG coEt.nceVec " .uo ~ .sct;on n
Inieeionor PI4viuou ~ Sno sa ot th.e sact;on
euoa o:ses, .no ..ss eoascnS tsat 49, wnnld
snSMs eI.s ~ w. ~ 49, "a SeIicata
6ntv If investioatino charpea of riot, tu-
mnit. bribery or corr1ption on = hearing Of
1he nartiaa intareafad in the Office. It
never conId have heen meant that this
hoard. Of ita own motion. sictino in New Or
ieans. At a distance from the place of
the riSht of persons claiming 10 he elected.
The hoard toek = d;fferant view of its now
az and nroceadad tn throw ont the votes
frono ,,.rv rolIs whera thav fonnil intimi-
dalton and violence to have existed.
The Returnine Board claims that in this
nrocaedin0 chew ACTED under An honeet be-
lief that thew we're RIGHT in Their construc.
tion of the law. and that thew we're giving
sffect tn the trne will of a msioritv Of the
peoI 10 Of Louisiana, and that in their con-
strnction thew followed the precedent act
nv fha Democratic or fnaion Raturnin9
B,ard of 1872. We believe thew did follow
auoh a nreoedent. We have no doubt that
thew beiieved thew were defendine the peo-
MIA IF I.onisiana arainst a Iraud on their
constitutional rishts."
H.. 49,. a.. 49,. ;,..;f, ,v ....-+;o,
10y suoso 0lsssa SJS h ~s, ' fo-
tne' ~ I SNS: oonuo a css.. ~ T I 80
any .. its nnuags % ~ .aO s - s .to
~ .sa ~ e".". o.. ~ ~ w. -oiS oraIv
nau .nem oo1i;p I've .o .u' s,w wo o"n.t ~
o oouutr~ o'01S '1us0 ~ o'o'S 'o"A' "A WIG
o'unuy'
Governor Wells, chairman OF the board.
was born in Louisiana. was an old wing,
man Of wealth, the owner OF two plantac
tions, Of 10 slaves, held socially % proud
Poslt.Sn ~ aly, oppSsoo .oUoss,Jn x va
aiivon 1rom n'S nomS' aSs zoo. anI hnn.sa
nt ;.h ~ h Sno Nv nl"Ie..x I'll ~
VIII Sio od h;a fa,, US .. ptSp.SS ,sSs
s s aIanta s Iay.a~srt Gcve.no r ~
LUZ pnn.,,; ~ .oov 7 Ues0oo.a.. ~
oo1l nePIo rO Sna oon;t*as s,a ho,11n
W,tness oo onn vu1 ooo, H1u Do oMayS
saaa 70 .he x1u seu1 h Rleson =; +hew "~oo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
The Pin kseen Prisoners.

Yesterday morning George PHILIPPE was
arraigned before the First Municipal Police
Court and, pleading not guilty to the
charge made against him by Eliza Pink
ston, was rem anded to prison with George
Lyons. Counsel thereupon took separate
writs Of hsbeas corpus for each prisoner
before Judge Abell, of the First District
Court.
Tho case was tried ct two O'Clock, and
Judge Abell being still slightly unwell, was
heard in his private Office. A note was re-
ceived from Hon. John Ray, - represent.
ing the State contra the writ, stating that
he Was unable to be present, and asking .
continuance to December7.
The case was opened by an argument on
the part of REALTORS counsel, and, the dis.
trict attorney making none in reply, Judge
Abel said that he woala not enter at all
into tbs merits of the case. The only
question WAS one of bail, to be settled by
ehowing whether or not the prisoners had
fed from justice in Ooachita.
Mr.. Richardson, . lawyer of Ouachita,
testified that he knew Meesrs. Phillips and
Lyons; that he had never heard of any
charge against them, and that they had
como to New o. leans oa business and had
been publicly on the streets.
Colonel McEaery testified that be knew
both and that they had come to the city in
consequence of Q joint dispatch sent by him
and Major Burke, asking all who were men.
toned in Eliza Pinkston's affidavit to come
to New Orleans and testify.
Mr.. S.ubbs and Mr.. C. w. Phillips stated
substantially the Same thing, and that .
good bond in any amount could be fur
nished.
Judge Abell said there was no more testi-
mony needed. To accommodate Mr.. Ray
he would continue the case to December g.
and in the meantime bail would be fixed at
$4,000 for George Phillips and $4,000 for
Tom LYONS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Moses, tho Lawsfver. and his Coll
leagues.
What sort of body the South Carolina
Supreme Court is, is . question in which
every body just now is interested. What to
think of Chief Justice Moses most people
know. The gallant fight which Governor
Chamberlain sustained against his notOri-
GUS son, and the equally notorious Whip.
per, has not been forgotten. Judge Willard
is less known. It is Of interest, however,
to rememb that his brother is Mr. Edwin
K. Willard, of this city, who has been very
lately sent to South Carolina by the Demo
Gratis to Fix thiugs" Mr.. Edwin X Viii
lard was formerly the senior partner in the
firm OF Willard, Martin s. Co. The special
partners of that firm were Henry N. Smith
and William NJ. Tweed. 1t has been re-
ported that Judge Willard himself was for
merly partner of Peter B Sweenv. but of
this We are not 60 sure.-New York Iri-
hume
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
Loulsiaua Jockey Club,

The track at the Fair Grounds course is
in prime condition, the new grand stand is
complete, and everything is in favor of fine
racing sport tomorrow, the first day of the
fall meeting. Every inch of ground will be
closely contested by the flying steeds, and
al strangers in town should 60 the Fair
Grounds to see q fair count. Messrs. A.
Keene Richards, Cottliil, Williams. Owinge,
Spencer, Hakes, Welch, Minor, Morris and
other owners have their stables at the
course, and there will be no lack of fast
horses on the turf when the bell rings for
saddles. Tonight the merry voice Of the
auctioneer will be heard at No. $50 Com.
mon street, over HAWKING saloon, where
the pool selling for the first day will COM
mence at seven O'Clock. The old turfmen
and amateur sportsmen will all be on hand
making up their books.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

BRIEF MEkT1oN.-People generally were
yes terday too we'll occupied in returning
thanks for present, past and prospective
blessings to pass their time in abusing each
other. Even the ''outs" did not feel like
abusing the fortunate "ins." For that
reason crime was not very successful on the
last day Of November.
Butterfeld, the belligerent bill sticker,
Yesterday surrendered to q policeman, hav-
inc learned that the victim of his bad aim,
youpg Yaeger, was not seriously injured.
Late Wednesday night lighted lamp
was upset in dwelling house at the corner
Of Derbigpy and Laharpe streets, owned
and occupied by Mrs. Dupuis, but the police
extinguished the flames before much dam
age was done. About an hour afterward
the same building was again on fire and
was entirely destroyed.
A gang Of men falsely pretending to be
longshoremen, visited the ship Belgravla
and interfered with the regular laberers, at
the head of jackson street. The workmen
ceased toilipg and the gang left, next visit
ing the ship Diego to try the same trick,
but the stevedore, s. Donnell, walked into
q couple of the offending orphans and
whipped them. After that the pretenders
sought pastures new. The regular long
ohoremen repudiate the fellows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
Personal.

Mr.. j. w. Coleman has been installed in
Office as general ticket agent of the New
Orleans and Mobl, railroad, in place of
Mr.. w. H. Field. Mr.. Coleman has had
long experience in railroad business and in
commercial houses, and is in every way
fitted for his new position. and disposed to
serve the public in an agreeable manner.
The ticket Office will remain at the corner
OF Camp and Common streets, opposite the
City Hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
.RNGER,s GARDEN,
MARSHAL'S SALES.

United States VS.. the Steamer 6kex3kp
her tackle, etc.
I'm THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoHM,
l. District of Louisiana, No. 10, 9so.-By virtue c9D
writ Of W nditioni exponas to mo directed n IN
above entitled suit, viii proceed o sen - H.
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, Dec mbor $. lS56, -
twelve o'clock n. at the main entrance t. elO
Customhouse on Canal street, in New Ofleana, H.
following described property to wit
TAI STEAMBOAT STERLING, her tackle. 3kA-
a. she now lies at Shreveport, LOUISIANA.
Seized in the above suit.
Te,mstCaeh.
November %, 1876.
J. R, G.. PITKTN,
no30 St United States MxzHh1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
eouthern Associated Press.

The Associated Press has made pitiful
exhibition of it's worthlesnsese. It ought
to be 80 managed as to give news without
partisan bias, but its Soul ern dispatches
have been more absurdiy and wildly false
than those of persons in the pay of the
most interruptions Democratic organ. 1t
would be well either to abolish this concern
or to get agents who have sense enough not
to send the most absurd partisan lies in
place of facts.-Ihe Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
Amusemenro.

Sothern is the thing. Not to see him act
is to be out of fashion, and he is nightly
drawing crowds of the best people in the
city to the Varieties Theatre. He will play
at the Saturday matinee and also on Sun
day night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Only few days.
Only . few days.
Only q few days.
Fortune rains fav0rs next Monday.
Eortune rains favors next Monday.
Eortune rains favers next Monday.
Eorfune rains favors next Monday.
Get in the ring.
Get In the ring.
Get in the ring.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

nKUNEWALD HALL.
two WEEKS.
Commencing Monday. December -
And Every Night Gncluding sandsysl-ttzznE
Familv Matlnees each WkDNHeDAY ana
SATURDAY at twelve O'Clock
Doors open at 1880. Matiuee admissions ~
cents; children twenty-five cents.
MIGUEL HARTZ
Tor No. $50 Broadway, New York;
THE CELEBRATED ILLUSIOND4S
In his entirely new entertainment Comprising
feats not even attempted by any other peEtsEsnR
in the world.
He will be assisted by
NINE. HARTZ.
TIE EMINENT PIANIST.
WI se playing IL received everywhere wsAh M
greatest oNthusiasm
Tho first weeks programme WI! 1ncsn0o -
HINDOO Basket TRICK and the lADlAn 80
AND MYSTIC COVER, both If which ore 1t0& -
tense excitement in New York for many moa1zA
Admission 81 gallery fftv cents. 3 ata may -
secured without extra charge at the hall
n029 tdal7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

A highland preacher. who found his con-
gregation going to sleep one Sunday before
he had fairly begun, suddenly stopped and
exclaimed: Brethren. it's nae fair; gle Q
mon half q chance. Wait till get alang,
and then if I'm nae worth listening to gang
to sleep; but don't 60 before I get COM
meuced; gle mon q chance"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

SHE DID NOT LIKE HIS STYLE.-One day
last week one of the impecunious young
mem who can not obtain employment was
strsying through jackson Square, when he
vss mildly saluted by . beRgar girl. who
asked for Q dime. Said impecunioue: "Why,
ny lass. was just about to make that
came request Of you; but as We are both
begears, let's walk up to Carrollton, where
have Q good friend" Suddenly all the
humility of the feminine departed in blue
blaze, and the flow of strong English that
fell from her lips was more startling than
refreshing. Impecunious sought surcesse
in fight, and says he will never more try to
frsternize with beggar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

SouTHwEsr PASS, November ~, 1870
b Captain O. ". Howell, Oezps OF ng,nssss'
United 0tAtoo Armv
Depth Of channel 1t mean low tide, SIX
TEN feet, Least width for that dePth.
ninety fest High tide at 2 z. y. heaght
Above mean low tide, two test stx inches.
Oepth q ohannol q higA ti1D. dSheoee
Z 1T dx inehes. Dstee9 go
E r. HOOPER
4 IaG18 e ~ 0nanDoob 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, NO.
50 Chartres street, stood 90 follows Novem-
ber 30: At 8 A. NJ. 40; at 2 P. NJ, 500;
1t P. M, 44o. Lowest point during the
night of November %. 43o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Postponement is poverty.
PostpOnement is poverty.
Get your tickets.
Get your tickets.
Get your tickets.
Grand extra drawing.
Grand extra drawing.
Grand extra drawing.
Only q few days of.
Only few days off.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

9Y PkACDK J. SPEAR. at IL O'Clock. ct the St
Charles Auction Exchange. improved and Va
cant real estate in the F,rst Second. Third,
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Districts succession
of Francois Lnoroix.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Como MP ct once.
Come up ct once.
But few days left.
But few days loft.
But few days left
Grand extra raWing.
Grand extra having.
0fnn6 oxtEA EoWiDg.
o. 0eanaey next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

You can't wait.
You can't wait.
Get your tickets at once.
Get your tickets at once.
Get your tickets at once.
Grand extra drawing.
Grand extra drawing.
Grand extrl drawing.
Only few days off.
Only few days OF.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
Appointments.

Governor Kellogg has appointed E. B.
Mentz notary public for the parish of Qua
Chita.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
Local Intelligence.

TEE LoNosHoRENEN.-This body of IL.
boring men, ct least 200 Of them, were on
the levee yesterday, and visited the British
vessel Maria Stanmeyer, where sailors had
BEEN ct work on the cargo. On the advice
Of Mr.. William Swan, . gentleman who has
great influence over the combination, the
men quietly withdrew, but the sailors
stopped working, ct least. for the time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1876.

All courts adjourned on the Presidents
proclamation of Thanksgiving, the day
being considered a dies non.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
Hurry up.
Hurry up.
Hurry up.
Hurry up.

Hurry up. hurry up
Only few days left.
Only few days left.
Only few days left
Extra drawing. Extra drawing.
Extra drawing. Extra drawing
Comes off on Monday.
Comes off on Monday.
Comes off ON Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
RAILROADS.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
REV ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CaECAssO RAM
ROAD.
On and after Monday, November 81. 18y0s
Trains depart and arrive - follows from EA21is1H
Mail. ..rA $3.50 P. H. Mail. .H1:ss n
Accomoda- Accommoda-
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through t. -.
Louis, Chicszo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Only one change Of seeping cars to Kaaea9D
cities. Accommodation train runs - IA. - ~
Comb City.
Tickets for sale and information given III Nam
Camp street, corner of Common, under Cissg aUHoa.
A. ID. SHELDON, Agent.
jsl51y 3. D. FROST, General Manaxe6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
or. CHARLES THEATRE.

or. CHARLE0 THEATRE.
Every Evening Daring the Week,
And at the popular Wednesday AID SaeasG4r'
MatDeeo.
The famous and only original
NEW YORK LIVING ART STATUE TRoEfA
Comprising twenty beaut fol young ladies'. 09o-
fully chosen nom among the most bean99u1
formed females Of London, Paris and Rome eUemuA8
mn from girlhO0d Arts o Models and in Tn11oE
vivants, rendering them p. culisrly adApteA fbrAo
dis play Of . series Of Classical Living Art PceA
In addition to tho shove mentioned sersat31n11
CON bina,io eighteen Star Speciality ArtDaD URI
posi- lively appear at each entertsinment.
Popular prices. Mstnees. half pfico. ness
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
1OTHRRN
A.
DUNDRR ARY,

Supported BY Miss IndD
Dieiz, Miss Ston1. IL
Chez YER, and the Ue0l&
company In
Our Am0Pfcan C0a16-
In the fourth aef, II.
S0theru wlil're0d
Brother sam1o xIOt1uN
Always ehciting = 1x(11o
encore.
In rehearsal DAVID
GARRICk and HORH110.
NHNT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

NEW ORLEANS AND MORILk
IN RAILROAD.
THE MOBILE LINE.
THR GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
70 the East. North and Wssa.
Via Louisville. Wis Atlanta and via St. Asnss..
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAZE
Trains win arrive and depart from Depos. Ssos -
Canal street. ~ follows
DEPART. ARRIvA
Kxpress. $500 P. n. Express .:.0sSAs r. -
Pullman Palace Cars daily to CfucinnofSa, l1Rz0.
vtlle Nashville, Lynchbnrg and Baltimore vttAs1,s
change, and only one change to New Eerk aD9
Eastern cities
Streets opposite City Hotel.
no2l D. B. ROBINSON, SuperinsesAaank-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

ays he was sitting in front of the Msrigny
barroom, on Levee, between Toulouse and
Jefferson streets, thinking of nothiag in
particular, last evening, when q man, un-
known to him., stepped up and jabbed
Knife into his right cheek. and then walked
of unmolested. The story is an unlikely
one, but the wounded man, sent to the
Charity Hospital, persisted in his state
nent. After his wound was patched up he
vent to his home, on Basin, near Poydras
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Monday and every SYD-
ing (inclUding EAnAW
and Saturday Matinee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Nor MONEY. NOR REAL ESTATE LAST
evening Ned Dsndrigan was arrested at
the instigation of Mrs Culligan, on Willow
street. The prisoner was tolersbly full Of
cold tea az he arrived at the first police
station, accompanied by one of his kidney.
The friend feeling the chilly blasts of De-
sember, did not like to have Ned popped
into . dikmsl cell with nothing but an un-
sympathetic ceiling to cover him, SO he
aaked Captain Gray if money would re-
lsase the offender. No. all the gold of the
Black Hills will not save him from punish
mont. "Well, them" said the plesder,
avill good solid real estate take him out -
The Captain, laughing ct the msn's earnest
ness, replied that it would not-just then.
The friend then quickly turned and said !:
well, then, put Ned in the lightest cell
you have and keep him there until he is
sobered mp"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

ALL m A BRICK.-H. Claiborne and j.
Chito were not inclined to be friendly to
gether Wednesday, far down on Jordan
avenue, and they peeled for fight. Clai-
borne harvested brick and after taking
aim shot it ct Chito's head, but that head
vent to grass in time to save every hair.
The brick did not stop to lock where it was
going, nor did Mrs. Antoine, who happened
70 stand in it's line. Her forehead was badly
bruised and Claiborne hurriedly went
around the corner to see Q man who had
not sent for him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

SILVER, WHISKY, BURGLARS On the
night of the twenty.seventh Of November
the store of F. Azgerald, corner of Peters
and Julia streets, was entered by burglars
Who bored through front door panel
Two silver pitchers, silver sugar bowl and
some liquors were stolen. Detectives Lilly
and Hennessy started out 10 find the prop
erty and the thieves and succeeded in over
hauling the silverware in the triangle build
ings; later they arrested Michael Cain,
Frank Beppo, alias Custar, and Thomas
Conn0rs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

Southern Bank, New Orleans, Noys-
Dor 90 lS76-An election for directors Of TIM Aank
to serve the ensuing vi be held 1t IT. 1AglA
ing house ON WEDNESDAY, December u. n
from II II. to p. n. -
nO3O I'd J. CARE CeAA6x.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In Varieeo Associates, New Ogesa9.
Of the amended charter. . general mseting e ~
stockh0ders OF this association VII 10 hoA ~
La vasaote club room ON MONDAY, DeoeASsr !.
between the hours Of and 8 2. NJ for tho paDao0
of electiug thirteen direciors to serve for tAoA1
suing year. WILL STEVEN, St~tsnAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

You can't wait.
You can't wait.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01
INSURANCE.,

NEW ORR FANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CORNER OF CANAL AID CAMP sT2rnTH-
Established IN 1885,
Capital. ..............>.s.os"3
Assets cir market value............ esSl7s
Income the year lss5............s.... &A1
This company insures hre, Eaesns assa xsSe
rals, issues marine policies. payable = Ean11o8 %
oooo Of looA.
]. TUYKD, President
4. eCHRAlBKR, Vice PreEAsna.
NV. HINOX0, Secretary.
D1HoCtOgos
hnnGt 1ognh, 4. 4 D1ekhanAke
FlAsl1e Hogstan, 4 1ehxoibaA.
= 01ay. l91voA
G1a111o1a1t1G MANA
WsVn 1nn1n AInusp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-22
THE NEW pOsTAIIAw

Tho nc" postal law relative TO third
class matter has been signed By the
president and IL now in operation. Sec
ton fifteen provides that transient news.
papers and magazines, secular publica-
tons designed for advertising purposes,
for free circulation at nominal rates,
and all printed matter OF the third class
except unsealed circulars, shall be admit
ted TO and transmitted in the mails
at the rate Of one cent for every
TWO ounces or fractional part thereof,
and one cent for each two additional
ounces or fractional part thereof and
the sender of any article OF the
third-class Of mail matter may write his
or her name or address therein, or on
the outside thereof, with the word
from above or preceding the same |;
or may write briefly or print on any
package the number and names of the
articles enclosed.
Publishers OF newspap ers and period
icais may print on the wrappers of news
papers or magazines, sent from the
Office OF publication to regular subscrib-
ers, the time to which subscription there
for has been paid; and addresses upon
postal cards and unsealed circulars may
be either written, printed or affixed
thereto at the option Of the sender.
Section sixteen provides, that on I'M