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oREAI dos has lA,ey been said in some quar-
tsr5 rsla'i'e ~ NOV mcnt for procuring tho re-
Eovpl u the Mayor, City inspector, Controller,
an -lher officials FOR inebciency in the discharge
al their official duties The people have ben
shN.ously looking for the development Of tbeje
ominuus outgiyngs, sud At last wo have IT, Tho
C.emical Compost Company, through represent.
nhSc has male formA complaint TO Governor
FENros, against tho officer, Aforesaid, Mo sub
stance Of which is tat they refused 80 give the
STRENGTHENING contract to rho said Compost COM
pany THIS culmination Of AL that has cen said
shout the movement for removing tho shove
named officers, reminds US OF the fable in which
the rambling mountain brought forth the mouse.
II has MI dwindlei down 80 . little spl.efllness
between two rival cliques OF politicians
As the public are pretty well aware b.
this uue, tue SANITARY Snl Chomicsl Conpos
Company" 10 only smother nsms for poli.ic. nc
hon tia, desires to got control oftho city purse 20
its own emolumsnt The oppoGing faction which
tsppens to havo tho management OF city aiairs,is
course great sye-soro 10 this company, "a
hence tho desperate attempt which she lsuer
making to suprGnt the former. Now, there W n
doubt that great deal of ineicl,ncy, bal ma az,
rnsbt and corruption eI.ss IN the city govern msn
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TBs revolution IN Hay Is apparently no nesror
o solution than 1t va. several months sso The
strength Of the belgerenis ~ bo pretty near
~ balanced, aud material al ysnIsgss have lsto-
iy been gained by either party. IN, hostility Of
the insurgents 10 the English and American con-
sus, as will be observed by tho ncws published in
20 dsy's sus, 10 not c.culs,ed 70 give them much
sympathy from cur government. In fact one Of
the leading issues involved In the rebellion Is the
question u excluding oil white foreigners from GER
tain rights under tho government President GNFr-
sAup fsvorng ths policy Of aooishing all distin
tons, while the rebels insist that . wbito skin
should be an sfoctual barrier against governmental
privileges Butthe ostonsible issues OF the rebel
lion arc Of very Halle consequence. For nearly
forty years the Hsyteus have besu in state Of al
most perpetual civil war, and lighting has become
their normal condition. II has long besn fsvor,te
theory With certain class Of radicals tba, the ne
gro is capable OF sel(-goyernment and thai to de
nons;rste his cirabiity he needed only chance
- develops his genius. In Hayu tho question is
ue.ug enoctuAlly tested.
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Tie managers OF the Infants Homo which ia
located =. the corner OF Lexington avenue AID
Fifty first street, ann ounce that Tho Lying.n
Wards OF that Iasutu ton are now open. Tho
builling has been occupied, during tho va. ss a
hospital for the treatment OF slldior', but since
there is no angcra necessity for It's use for This
rurrose, tho origlnNl plan is now to he carried out
TIE Iasntut on is controlled by a hosri - mana
gers comprising some Of our best ct yeus, sud s.
doubtless, commendsole. Applications can 10
made to de resident hysiciGn, or 20 Rev. W. D.
WAIKRIL No. - Esst Twenty third stroet,
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FishInG for the Gable,

Tie Rrapnels usol On board she Great Eastern,
in tle sHempts to recover the Atlantic cable,
descr1oi uy Mr.. Russell az iiyo.armed anchors,
vita f4kss sharply curved snd tap,rinE to Al
ollrlus, ,ooIh-hte end. tbs frspue-, se..,.p-
800 weight susckled and seytTr0d to lsa.tg VI
wire buoy -Iop,, Of which there were hye miles uu
board, whose lreak In g-strA.h wa calculated ten
tona Nat brought UP to she bows aud thrown over,
| AnG Wli'il'i through the sea = prey 10 iO.,gnr.
! Al hrst TIC irou sank bu. slOwly, but sl.. soc
moy' aleni ot dcscen' increased 80 ~ 10 lg area.
Stress on tie p'rkiug-up machinery, whish WAS
rendered available in lowering the novel meas N
ger MI ~argGLt OF search for tie IN tive, llt-
! don ia mysterious csycrn5 beneath. LHusth few
after length o'ercsne wheel ana drum s tho ron
was runuiug wish works heatsd At lst t. .ct IN.
! tensiiy a. 70 convert the water, thrown upon tho
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TRADE NOTICES.

pEiCkLAiERS' L. P,-IHfEE WILL BE
- meeuht oil ~" above bo!y on Nrmpfday
Ica-ar, cor. Of Esd s,J,ct and "a avenue. Hi
iu.. -utmtt.s 40 invited 70 c.mr. CliKISTC-
PiirE CAiFEh fI''' fAIhICk ", BRAIlLL,
sec. lO5
EARpEATLRS' NOU,E-THL MFNBERS
y e., Cuu,nl,r'' niuu, >.. 4. u. I,-s.y o. mr.,
r,lu,stuu 80 g,t,ad lv-l.ar Mo,tiup at Min
ii ID, ou ihtrllay, Au-, ~ BslLtss Of in.poTtnuce
VA q .s.nt.cted. j. ahfE, sec, j. l.. AERuW.
s.iII a, Pest io3
NOTiCF.-THL COuPERS IN THE KERO-
~ ,tue Warehouse lt tue lot vi .,th 81, Sortn
i.Tor arc on a .. 80 "a A.t uoa-'cle.y men, anu
si.arI, Iiih shuFo COMMITTEE ini
OPERATIVE IEEEl.S-YOU ARE
~ he ebv notified 10 attend the r..,l,r xn.piv
meeting, at thei' Ian cor "a It, an sth sv. ms
Tuesday evening =. q, AeDEkAL IN Ptt,Iisat
mos DILLON, Res. Sec, - A''tlsNs
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TnRNa,onal Teachers Convention which ~ lust
boon held in Harrisburg will doubtless he productive
Of good results to the cause ~ education. II was
numsrousy attended, leading educators were pre-
sent from nearly every Northern State, and large
number Of non-profsss onal friends Il education,
including the Gov,rnors Of Pennsylvania aud
Maryland, took part in tbs proceedings, and N
every respect the meeting seems TO have bcOn sl
that Ito promoters desired. AZ we remarked in q
prevous article, the chief object u ibis Convention
was TO lay the foundation for a national system o;
sducatOn that Is system that " % he made the
same throughout the Unisi SIstse. some Of tho
s.a'ss are IsssouHbly ~sl provided for in tbs
respect, while others might shout 40 vol have no
system st al A. the crude methods upon which
their public schools are conducted. /. ia impor-
tsnt that thiH reform IN the systems Of school
instruction should be Instituted without delay.
The acqUrcmsnt 81 an educa,lon "a = ciicut rs't
al best, and whs,oV. q found cslcustei to f-ti'.-
tate that object should he speedily nAdo practical
throughout the country. There is no doub, shat sn
enlightened system OF instruction, II sdoped in all
tho States would 10 a. ine1lmsble advantage, and
il is hoped thsi tho late Convention may lead to
this desirable result.
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ARrIUl.Es EOls SALE

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES or
- ~ 10 ana 30 Al par, At uie sun ONCE count
er. Also pennies. Az
FOR sALE-A G-HORSE ENGINE. IN
l. perfect ordor would be sol AT be-rnin AMI
AZ kEl'HAkDI q flIZdEEALITs, Mnchintsts
Belmont ave and Waverly Place NosalE, \. j. ssI
EOR saba SHAVING MACHINERY
for brush hats 15G West Broadssy 0
EOR SAlR-TABLES, SASH AND OFFICE
a railing te.t- and coin ers. 10 Ihouss d., \. T.
jas l. III i.hN. IS
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machinery into clouds OF steam One thousand
fathoms Fiheen hundred fsthons Two thous-
and fsthoms Hundreds sgsin-mounting up
until, At bfe6 P. N, the stsn vas d minished, aud
at 600 fa;homs or 5000 eet the grspnsl reached
tho bed Of the Atlantic.
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COAL.

COAL-WEAEE NOW DELIVERING THE
- beat qualify OF rcd aih Locust Auuntain, Iahlgh
and other coal at the lOWost maize. price weii
screened. tul weight euagAn,ceI. MAcDON AID
hAoLNoi, 40 West sIth 81, bet, yth and iUIh
hNlhdes' 5lh
-WOOD-VIRGlNIA PINE, OAK
w aud Hickory wood by the LOAD or cord a I'm 4
cord TO load, and delivered ee Of charge from in.
sood ard, "a ave, bstseSE s5sh and IN ate Row.
LAM W. 5l5
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SOCIETY NOTICES. |


A GLORIOUS DAY FOR THE POOR
1AChildren.- First annual Picnic Of the Convention
q IIsh Societies viii he held At Joues' wooes On
MednesdAy, Aug. 23d is5b. The proceeds win he
given 10 DIR. I've. toward. The erection OF The protec
tory o. the Soeiety Tor the Projection Of Destitute
.mhoic Children, on which occasion the Hon. RICH
ARD UGORMAS will sddfes, tie .udisuee Tickets,
only Doc each, can be had on Wednesday morning
EDW ARD l.. CAREY, Sec i3t
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE LAvFLLE
Circle feniau : st.rhood vii he hela Al I tab
House, cor, 25tl at. and s,h Az, thi, TUESDAY
nlnH ocic,E Al! friends Of Ireland a.e specially
inVit0d 10 sttend. By order. Miss KEENAN,. Di-
o es7. Miss ". A. hctttNN, Sc. 1iq
VETERANS or THE WAR OF 1872, AND
othefs' will pletie cal 4CI'y Hal pscs, one
go9r ron Chambers st. a1d receive Their tuzpts and
bis Tor the Excursion 70 IAke place on the M A. IN
ooptember; aso 70 nsar the Up, q o. The Couutie-
On me ON OF July Excursion, to give sfNct
70 al. bt every veteran attend daily this wUek
Zen i,Sn; q, KAY aOND, Gun Committee. wM "A
bhON " Secty. rs
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Tho friends sui relatives OF the family are respect
residence, ia Pit 1t, cor, ci stenton, Nciues-
day Afternoon, Aug. %, a. oc.ock. 800
ucAEDIE-ln this city, SUNDAY, goth Inst.
El2sn,'h Mc.rllc, the beloved vito OF Patrick
Hart, native vi ne Parish OF DUniInine, Co Acn-
nan. Ireland aged IS years.
Hyr IienLr ana ~ uaIutAnCes are respectfully in
yitcd 20 AltclU tie iuactaL IuosIAI ~ etn,Ou,
I'D Il-t nj o'clock, iiOn heg late Ir-deuc', cor.
1 IA 1t. and INA ave. To Calvary Cemetery. SO
RAfELIE--ln Brookl u, on sunday, Ang aJth
Jane e., VIE Of Joau j. Rnpeyc, s.ea ~ year. y
uIuuths aud % GAYS.
abe relatives sud friends are ctfuly invited
10 .ttoul the tuut RAJ on Tuesday Afternoon, Aug ~
o'clock, nom the tcHileIcc Of her tgttc, Ahrum
stockholm, bIshwlck ave, gcar u, sab Plscc Xg3
ENFkSOS GA Monday, Aug. ~. Charlie, Kyor-
son, Ouy Of Anne Maria aud tho lac j ll.Ies
~ q, SON AGED H. Net,s and months.
FtltuNs zac lClHtNcs vi the igIn!ly are respect.
fully luycl 10 HIttu4 L,e iuut.a!, This Iue.iavl
ate. uOun, - UeiOcI, tom he resiItncu uf liz
sI.uC'athe, Mr. IAa.lts LOl.or, 10 Ltiuy a. 1873
srKACHAN-On Monday Aug II, David SRA.
chan, a.td wear aud months the yuungest sou vi
~, "a anu fhzgb-th StIuCLtu.
The tuLtui MA tdSo place from the residence Of
his r'hcT' - trhkyu ave, BrUJkly u, gu " aaue,-
day' sd a. z O'CLOCK 1876
TUITION SUNDAY, AUG %, Cgthatine dGushter
Of douu ana tttnAIlnr l4Ite seed 90 ,rArs
Friends and ac4ualntGugs arp TO- pegtfully in
yltrd 10 attend TIC lunrl ~, Iur.da, Atr moon
Aus 90, - CtttA, ION L4c re.I4tuuu of h,r IN
! Ierts, lta NJ1h dth o. M.llamsluluh. yys
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MOv,~Es. CAuR5sGrs

\ SECOND HAND PRIVATE eos
and IN ave-,
k'OB SALT GOOD WRN n
HANDS h,Fh price 20; soot 40 all 49,.
10 hOl.i IN, nj Ire EXPRESS ol,c, sol. : -
jay And rro.pwic. s's.
EOR SALE-FCR So, 4 LiGtr
a. HOSEl's stable, l7th IT, near I-trv
EUR SALE-A DIRT GAIT, H.,
harness; r.d !ur W ant u utl. At .u
AMY ~ Mulberry It.
4 HORSES FOR SALT-sNlTll
any Kind Of bu..ness, ono vii b.
Nro sttts VI hhIL,ts "a lt sOlA u.,.I.
iI' HlocriJ sso.e, cor. Myrtle ave. lA. .
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BOARD AND B.oG

4 RESlECTABLE WOMAN WI.
c4Idle. 10 board. orI,o r...
~ WI u YEA experienced, M rr.l,
way entrance on Broadway, stu.rtp.
ITO LtT-FURNISHED ROOM
and hacA paIlo., ia nl,o location. .r
,hlnllr1 noe " tie fui' on o. Cathar... u
~ ~ bridge 81, near COucoyi, Blc,E
~ LEl-lS A PRIVATE HOI .I
- -o'n " hii, tso lO1Ils ~ tau.tsuc. O..
II ''"'' '" WIZ" No tr cotton 90 uU.
ule' It, DsfER 3o1 ninth ave.
w AHiED--A SMALL Room B
~ tleciAL.e family. b. lad. nl,lu.
TbeVt.oh 10 toins NJ lowu; fCu. I1t DO u.
."o.'u' itlti ,nce CptH. app.,Ai lutu
s-ll,s' ATs. MARY III bs,JA, station e.
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SIDl-BLACkSMlih'S Tools
Va, bls.nrt.. 40. GovCrueur .in.
above south e. suitable for any b.g.Ch uI
reis. This 8 al opportunity seldom mo, vi
&6Dl-l WANT 4 PERSON
@COo the Giove amount. VINO hls Q.
sud honesty combined. ~ t.ko hold OF
Wiih Gu Lat Will pa, o. Tcr cont. End c M
lhe y AL times. Adfrts, b., l.ftr. Of pesI
TANNER, - North Oth a., Miil.av.hdr,l j.
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A GROCERY AND LIQUOR >TpV
hsalo, 2lG Elizabeth IT. bet. Prince a4a 'I,y
A CANDY STORE FOR SALE. Do
Llrood cash husIner., sto,k and iy ...-.
tan opposite tAe s-LoOi.hJuse, .Jt itI o..
y. McGiNN.
BOARDING HOUSE For SALE
lDn.shed complete. and nll Il lustd,..
good tusi1e OF tli9 per v'rE. ~a..t. DID,.
gwen for selling. /. u. SNllu, $50 Dit.p
NY.
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BEAT IN ..

HRANNAS-On sunday Aug. "a az hls late resi-
deuce, w West 32d 81 aud an ave. Patrick u an
Ino rciAtivos and friends arr respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
~ AZ OclCck. -
EUCKLEY-on sunday, Aug. 20, Thos Joseph
BuCkiUy, asCd month, aud day, the only sou vi
Cornelius aud Mary buckley.
The friends and acquaintance. Of the family are
pee FULLY invited 10 attend the funeral this Tues
daJy afternoon, vt O'Clock, nom the Iesdcnce OF
| hi- isthos, III kast 18th II. l5J
| CLARk-On Monday morning, Aug. n, John
Clark son OF John and Catharnc Clark, ased yTe.
and months.
Rc.Atiyes Gui frieads Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, on Wednesday ate +
noon, Aug. ~, at O'clock from the residence Of
hi, parents. cor. 23d It. ana Ave. A. 2jA
CUSNIFF-Ou Sunday, Aug. 20 John James cid
est Of Michael and RO.aunAh CunniiI.
Ills funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents coz Of Sun ave. and elst at, y. Y, NJ "
O'Clock, to-day. ~
DONHUE-On Sunday morning, Aug. goth, Aun
Elizabeth vile of q. Donhue, IA tho .4.h year Of
The relative. and friends OF the family are re-
spectuy invited W attend the iuncral' ON tuesday
crnOon, Aug ~ ~ O'clock tom her ls;O rosi-
couce, "a Wet sab 81 ~ishout further inyita-
tiOu. 5V
FJRMAN-on Sunday, Aug. Goth, q con.umr sion.
Jane unnrn, aged bv yeaTs and 10 months.
The relatives huc friends OF the family respect
fully n vied 10 attend the funeral, on TUESDAY alter
noon, I'D insl at O'Clock, from her late re-idence,
1. loVesst, WILLIAMSBURG. 3S4
GILLEN-On sunday, IOh inst, William Gilen, a
native Of County Mona shan, Parish OF AEnamullun,
Leland aged D. yeErs.
p,ctuy n yiled 10 attend the tuuerA, this ues-
uayy afternoon, ut o'clock, tiOm his late residence,
MHSorh II, bet. Psss aud Myrtle ayes, BrooklyI,
r. ID. 80
MAETENs-on Monday. Aug 81, at her residence,
o. fIvdeTcS Martens, aged ~ years, nonths and
a.. 4. So.
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[ )LD TYPE METAL WANIED-A
N|hs sgl Otiles.
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Drsk GOODS.

FFEssE II y I'M NTTTIN0
kMfEESS CLOTHS,
ALPACCAS,
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

~ metal. White RAGS, cent? pe. n co.ptcd and
Eoolent cents, book, aud Newspapers C, nts old
htas~ cents per D.. copper and PEWTER ~ cent?
lead 90 cents, at Is New B0very, hetN. Roosevelt
~. and New Chambers $40
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LOST AND FOUND.

T .OST OR STOLEN-PASS BOOK No.
HtL5Tl Of the EmlgfalI Indus rial savinFs Rack
Application Will be made to the Hank Ter new book
NJ ", ptpsifor. 4gt
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CROTON ACOUFDICT DEPARTMENT.
OF COpARTNrRSHIP-
tOR GOOD AND CHEAP PATENT AND

Other improved spcctac,e-, and ~ insure rea
good eyc-sight, consult Professor =. =. FRANKS,
Optical OCuist, whose only oic' l. removed to "
Broadway, up stars Disotres OF the eve medically
for a circular. 4lJ
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
MARRIED,

On the 10th day of September, 1866, by
Rev. S. r. Anderson, Mr.. Richard Stamps,
a member of the gallant 14th U. s. G. l.,
Company b., to Miss Rebecca O'Neal, Of
Shelbyville, Bedford county, Tenn.
If | should seek the woodland through,
Where widest flowers do bloom,
Or search the meadows wet with dew
And fragrant with perfume,
I'm sure that 'mong the blossoms rare
There growing wild and free,
1t would be vain to hope to find,
A sweeter flower than thee.
If clouds should part and | be blcst
With glimpse of heavenly land,
Where angels sport on tireless wings,
And walk the golden strand,
| well believe the vision fair
Would not reveal to me,
From all the cherubs gathered there,
\, A loyelier saint than thee.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
INCREASE YOTR BUSINESS.

What is the reason that business
men III New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, and other cities, send out agents
TO advertise for them in every little
sx1O country newspaper they can find
on their route? For the simple rea-
son, that every dollar spent in adver-
tising their business, yields them a re-
turn Of from twenty-five to fifty, TO
the white, as well as colored business
men Of Nashville, our paper furnishes
excellent advantages in regard to ad
yertising. The colored people Of this
city pay money for what they get, and
their custom is just as valuable as
that Of any other class of our citi-
zens. The paper, and the only paper,
through which you can reach the mass
of them, is the Col oRED TENNEssEAN.
Our aim is to make this one Of the
best advertising papers in the city.
Our terms arc quite reasonable, and
it will pay You to send us statement
Of YOUR business for insertion in our
paper. TO our wholesale men and
manufacturers, we would say, that the
CoLoRED Tenn EssEAN reaches nearly
every little town in the State, in all OF
which colored men are doing business
of some kind or other. BY our pa
per YOU can reach them. 1a.reaa
Our office is on Capitol Avenue,
between Cherry and College streets.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07

T : 1
THIS machine is constructed on entirely
i new principles of mechanism, possess
ING MANY rare and valuable improve
ments, having been examined by the most
profound experts, and pronounced TO De
SIMPLICITY and PERFECTION COMBINED. 4
It has straight needle, perpendicular
action, makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch,
which will ssNeither Rip nor Ravel,' and
ii is alike on both sides; performs perfect
sewing on every description OF material,
from Leather to the finest Nansook Mus
lin. with cotton, linen or silk thread, from
the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither sSCam nor Cog Wheel"
and the least possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and Is a.1 s.E.l
EMPHATICALLY NoIsELEss MAcHNE.s
It requires fifty per cent. less power to
drive it than any other Machine IN the
market. A girl twelve years of age can
work it steadily, without fatigue or In
Jury to health. sag to a-srf- nara iaafa-
Its strength and '.wonderful simplicity"
of construction renders it almost impossi-
BILE to ge. :, I of order, and is guaranteed
by the Company to give entire satisfac-
tion. III, .atA! .t
We respectfully invite all who may de-
sire to supply themselves with superior
article, to come and examine this "Un-
rivalled Machine"
ag- One half. hours instruction is sufi-
cient to enable any person to work this
Machine to their entire satisfaction.
eH Religious and Charitable Institu-
tions will be literally dealt with.
AGENTS are wanted for all Towns in the
United States, where Agents are not al
ready established. Also for Cuba, Mex
leo, Central and South America, to whom
liberal discount will be given. ta-
Ai Il. j. MACARTHUR & co.
PRINCIPLE AGENCIES ESTABLISHED
Washington, ID. c., j. Karr. Wheeling,
Va, SaWtell q Bro, Chicago, Ill, w. il.
SharD Il Co. 't sept16-3m
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
S KI r Il S.

II loop $ * i Il s..
j. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DU-
PLEX ELLIPTIC (or double)
4 SPRING SKIRT.
THIS invention consists of DUPLEX (or
i two) ELLIPTIC PURE REFINED STEEL
SPRINGS, ingeniously braided tightly and
firmly together, edge to edge. making the
toughest, most flexible, elastic and dura-
BILE Spring ever used. They seldom bend
or break, like the Single Springs, and
consequently preserve their perfect and
beautiful Shape more than twice as long
as any Single Spring Skirt that ever has
or can be made. &
The wonderful fexibility and great
comfort and pleasure to any Lady wear
ing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be ex-
perienced particularly in all crowded AS
semblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars. Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Pro-
menade and House nress, as the Skirt can
be folded when i'm use to occupy a small
place as easily and conveniently as a Silk
or Muslin Dress. "a bs 1Q 4 Baes
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure,
comfort and great convenience OF wear
ing the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt
willingly dispense with their use. For
children, misses and young ladies they
are superior to all others.
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply dou-
BILE twisted thread and will wear twice as
long as the single yarn covering which is
used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The
three bottom rods on every Skirt are also
double Steel, and twice or double covered
| to prevent the covering from wearing off
| the rods when dragging down stairs,
| stone steps, &C., &C., which they are con-
stantly subject to when in use.
| All are made of the new and elegant
l Corded Tapes, and are the best quality in
every part, giving to the wearer the most
| graceful and perfect shape possible, and
are unqnestionably the 1ightest, most de-
sirable, comfortable and economical Skirt
ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY, Propri-
| etOrs of the Invention, and Sole Manu-
facturers, 81 Chambers, and 10 q 81 Reade
streets, New York.
For sale in all first class Stores in this
| city, and throughout the United States
and Canada, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
| South America, and the West Indies.
B Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor
| double) Spring Skirt septl6-3m.i
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have no Agent in and for the
city Of Nashville. Persons desiring
To subscribe for the Temessean, or
transact any other business with us,
must call at the Office, on Capital Ay-
enue, between Cherry and College
streets.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07

MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION. 55f
CERTIFICATES naming each article
and its value, are placed in SEALED
ENVELOPES, which are well mixed.
One of these Envelopes, containing the
Certificate or Order for some article,
(ac0rth at least ore dollar Gt RETAIL will be
sent by mail to any address, without re-
gard to choice on receipt of 25 cents. The
purchaser will see what Article it draws,
and its value, which may be from One to
Five Hundred Dollars, and can then send
One Dollar and receive the Article nam
ed, or any other on the list of the same
value, and after seeing the article, if it
does not give perfect satisfaction, we de-
sire it to be Immediately returned and the
amount paid will be refunded. a.i
By this mode we give selections from a
varied stock of fine goods, of the best
make and latest styles and of intrinsic
worth, at nomincl price, while all have
O. chance of securing articles of the very
highest value. t a
In all cases we charge for forwarding
the Certificate, postage, and doing the bu-
siness, the sum of Twenty-Five Cents,
which must be enclosed in the order. Five
Certificates will be sent for ST; eleven for
So; thirty for $5; sixty-five for $40; one
hundred for $15. 9ass8i .fa
Parties dealing aoith as mag depend on
hduing returns, and the article draaon soill
be Immediately sent to any address By re.saw
mail or eIpress.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all
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