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TREASURY pFrARTlr,:r {. s. Al

Z y
U'O H0L DERs OF FIVE PER CENT CALL GER
i 1lFICATFS.-Attenpon ia respectfully called 10 the
provisions OF the 9h section OF the OF Congress en-
tied act 10 reduce the currency &c. approved Februa
.y H. 1864 which declares that all call certificates shall
be- ndable and shall De taxed IN all respects proyi
BILE"
The 9TH section Of said act imposes tax o. hun
lied per the Treasury notes represented by said
per cent call certificates which shan remain Outstanding
the rst day Of January, eighteen bundled and sixty
five. g. \. TREAHOLM
dr9-u Secretary Of Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

A MIsrAKE.-X ming paper was in error yes
terday in stating that Mr.. VIM. Wayne, Of the LIST
Market, was fined by the Mayor for offering for sale
beef purchased from a commission merchant, sud
that, in addition thereto, the meat ia question
condscated. The fact is, on the other hand, that
he was not fined, alleged, and that the beet was
promptly, after ul investigation Of the facts Of
the case, returned TO him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

CoULpNir ANSWER THE CoXuSDRuy.--A very
amusing incident occurred on Que of the roads near
this city several days since. A driver, whose. team
became '.stuck in the mud" was rendering the air
blue with his curses at the mules, and vented him
self very freely in protane terms about their ina
LiIity topul out In the midst OF his angry ex-
pressions, an officer OF distinction, noted for his
tiety aud christian sentiment rode up, and mildly
rebuked him for his profanity, and told him this
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TREASTRY DEPARrMENT. &. y Al
Richmond. lUly n lS64.A
I GASS ON THE SECURITY OK EIiE

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION sIZ- gfR CENIUN
AlN-T gN Nt'i HOAfiS, Under The SEVENTH
StrT1ON or THE CURRENCY LAw.--Dcposts OF,
call will he received by tie Treasurer in this city Asis
tsn Trasurers G Charleston and Mobile aud tie DepOsi.
tates az Wilmington Raleigh Coumbia Augusta Savan,
nah and Montgomery aud certificates will he issued fOs
The bearing interest at the rate OF peg cenum pee
aunum, and secured by tie hypohccaoH o. an amount
of tie above bonds equa the those l0aus-tho
L6rd he sci apart by tie Treasurer aud The proceeds
when sold applied exclusively the paJ Of the said
certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks ana
other corporations ana the pnblc generally by tins
mode temporary investment aud the effect o! the nea
sure if generally adopted in Keeping the currency within
moderate bounds il is hoped viii commend 1t 10 the IA
sorsbe consideration at the community, ana secure ther
q. j. TRENHOLM,
iv02-dtf Secretary Oi the Treasury.
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was no time 10 be acting soimppnsy. 9 Do you
know, said be 10 the driver, g 10 whom you are
responsible for all this cursnsT' The driver paused
for a moment, and looking at the speaker, said, 81
aipt cot time TO answer conn,n drums now. Gee
up, you mule, Cd d-n YOU" The officer left.
Petersburg EYreSS.l
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0RDSANcE BUREAU, Feb. l, 1855.
-rlIE OEEHCERS HECEIYLNE ARMS

i or accontIemeuts under this appeal are requested
upon the face OF the du pcate receipts given
by them the condition OF the articles whether in good
order otherwise and IL in good order the per cent
age which should be deducted on that account
These receipts may DE presented for payment any
Of the following named officers
. Capt. !. M. Stevens Richmond Arsenal Richmond :;
MAJOR b. Randolph Stanton, Va Major T. :. Hutter.
Dinylie Va Captain g. : Getty, Lynchbufg, Va
Captain Cias. Semple Wytheytle, Va Captain A.-G,
Brenizer, Salisbury n C.
By order Of J. CORES
+ Prig. Gent Chief or o. nance
Onfcia-G. Il. Smith MAJOR. ,eI-r1d4v,
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TREASURY DEPi!rrAlENT c. : A.,
RItE aOSD, Oct ~ 1864. (
SrON.TAxARLE Ls0NDs-5ee, GOG. 500

IL ICAN-SABE cJNT1NUEb-NumerOus appIca.
lions having teen uade for Bonds the established price
OF sS0 anu interest under circumstances that ene them
Ia favorable considerations has been determined to con
tlnUe the sale az the above price until further notice
cents Tor the sale O these bOnds Instructed 70 act
IN accordance w:t this order aud the attention Of dlurs
ing officers Of the Government l. particularly called to it.
g. 4. TRENHOLM,
oCl2-U Secretary oi Treasury
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AUCTION SALES,
By ID. +. BOOTH.

|nN WEDNESDAY, lst March, ! viii sell at the stor
" Of A. Tolleson Co., second floor large stool
OF Dry Goods Shoes, Fancy Goods Groceries, de- Con
sgHmet solicited for the sale. Particulars in future ad
vertisement ie23 d. +. BOOTH.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. $. A-]
Ricn,SHD Va, August rs 1854 !
OSCILLATIONS for carrying into cf-

II feet tie OF tOngeSs approved Jane IL 1854
,riznp the owners Of registered eight per cent bonds
ned mn der the provisions u the Aetapproved May TO-
1901 TO exchange the same ror coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered eight Per cent. bords under
lie Act of May I6 1861. desiring to exchange them for
coupon bonds wLasSign them in the manner pointed OF
IN the printed endorsement on the back of the certificate
TO the Confederate States Of america in exchange for
pom bonds and tlgm To be presented TO the Regis
Ter OF the Treasury Department Who will thereuVOn= in
compliance with the provisions OF the Act of June - 1904
issue coupon bonds tor the amount specified in the regis
tered bonds so assigned G.. 4. TRENHOLM,
anqa-dn Secretary of TraasiHy.
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Treasury DFPAETNENr. G. :. 81
Richmond JAY - 1864.
rENNEE TREASURY NsiA'h,s.-lnn,.i nt 20

promote lar juotcIIle tic early liquid .tou hy
the Treasury nj the OUTSTANDING TANED ..OTES lie.
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay Der sitaIie In the
different states hereby authorized 70 1cciIe tue aid
notes except TIE 300 notes at G6 % er clrtu o dao
sit ssurV for Certificates OF Loan Iya hypotl eca-
ton of Eon-taXabe bonds The said ctidcaies To- he
pa Sabe demand, after the expiration ninety DAYS
And ell agents for the sale Of The above bonds are hereby
authorized to receive the taxed notes. with the exception
above named in payment OF bonds when sold at tie
Of &c % per csut1u- q. I. TRENHOLM,
nn20-d Ssaretarv OF the Treasury.
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THENEWs.

1sr ID r,1PI orr-THF YANKEE GENERALS CROOK
AND KELLY CAPTURED IN ONE OF THE ENE-
N.Y. sTRcNGHOLDS WITHOUT FIRlNG a CIV
WELL DONE, MCNEIL
The following interesting official eeleSram was
received at the War Department last night
HEADQrARTERs, FEB. 2tth, lsC5.
Hya j. e. BreetariiJs, SecretarySt Hor
Gen. Early reports that Lieutenant Newell wIth
thirty men, ON the mOrpiSg Of the Zis'' entered
Cumberland, captured ana brought OUT 6s"erSIs
CEoOs and Kelly, tue AjatNr' eieDera al OF the De-
partnent, two priyates and the headquarters nag,
without firing gun, though considerable force IS
stationed IN the vicinity.
Lieut.. Mcneil and party deserve much creditfOr
this bold exploit.
Their prisoners wilsreaeb Stanton to-day.
II + Iep
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

PUBLIC MEETING IN ROANOKE COUNTY
At meeting oftbe citizens of Roanoke county,
held on the ID day Of February, 1865, after the ap'
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r OST-.-One share OF thc old Don,fn-
i ion ITading U0mysnys stock No. il5 10 tue name
OF DR. Blajf BuTve dated June l, 1853 for renewal OF
isis-iawan ~ BL3lR brRwElIx
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

4 NJ persOu dfssrin. 30 MAX an in
"a vestment of Confederate Money IN valuable real ss-
tate situate in the counties Of Augusta and Rocngbaus
do by purchase OF the Whole or IN part Of prop
cry valued in the year 1853 NiBetyoue Thousand
Dollars.
Apply 10 JAMES W. CR twFORD,
fe6-dav -itaDBton Va
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ANoTHEE AcroUNr.

The folio sing telegram to The Wig was received
lust before going to press:
HARRIsoNBuEC, Feb. 24.-Major Generals y. u
Kelley and George Crook, and MAJOR TbaySr NeI-
vim, ii Gsu Crooks staa are here, en- route for
Richmond.
They were captured 10 Cumberland, Nd, hs'
Tuesday morning at clock, by Lieutenant Jesse
MeNiel and forty-6ye Of his men, and aftsen o.
Gen Rosser's nlrloughed meu.
They viii reach yOVr city by tbsear' Ou'the ecu
trail railroad tc-morr9w.
FROM GEORGIA.
BY private sdvices received IRON ASgOSsa' Ga
TO the lsb instant, We understand that sV'Fy'hi''
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Treasury DEPARTMENT g. :. Al
Richmond Dcccml er !, 1864. (
EVENT uEsTY TREA SsRY

y hOGIS-ln pursuance. of an act OF Congress, APP
proved November IS 1864 entitled An 10 auh0r.Z
the Secretary of the Treasury 10 exchange Coupon Bonds
for sevenThiry Treasury Notes" holders Of such
are lcehy notified that after The payment Of the annual
interest due thereon the hr,t day OF January 1865 W.
on presentation the Treasurer Assistant Ieasu.
res aud Pay Drpostare- Is designated foot will %
Coupon Bonds payable thnty years after the first day Of
January 1865 bearing six per cent interest itom the said
first January, l2G5 payable the. first days Of Janua
~ aud July in each year
The treasurer Assistant Ireaswer- and Deposares will
make weekly reports 10 the Register ul the Treasury
such certificates -sugd az their Offices, wlptupon bonds
will be sent forward ia satisfaction Vf same The notes
will be cancelled in the usual manner and forwarded
the First Auditor. g. s. 1kLNilCLN.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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d III CE .

RICHMOND, FREDERIC IL POTOMAC X. X. COZ
SUPERiNrESpEST's OFFICE
Richmond, Feb 18th 1850
IL articles on which tolls payable intended for
N transportation by passenger trains this railroad
must be brought to the Station Agent the station
which they are he received weighed and ne tIis
them paid not less than one hour before tint tI or The
departure of the train fr such station The atten-
ton of pa--cngo,-gnd eonsgnOrs from Richmond is par
ticuiuriy- invited 10 this notice. :, RUTH
fel6-eod3t Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

OSI'--several months ago--one FOUR PER CEST
l. CKRrIFIcArE for 1900 due 18th Of March 1864, No
7O1, given in my name. Application will be made ior II
renewal.
ia lI--w6w. WILSON wINFREEf
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RICHMOND WING.
SaruruaT M0rning, Feb. Is. IseS.

IKSHE-..us gar year, sIO9 SIX moths, $50 three
noaths "A 80 . less period go per month.
Ssmi. = s.Ku. Sus year s75 six months, $40 three
months 49, 30 subscription received for less period
News I-a4~s. furnished at $50 per hundred copies.
Single copies, 50 cents
Adverrn-ss.zaz, inserted IN Daily and Semi-Weeky at
q per soua=s n Slzht lines or less.
RsmItIauuss - Eusk OF subscriber.
AL advsrrsarnIs from the country must either he ac
conpGrss o. tAs money or order on some business
house in the city 70 insure It's insertion.
SUBsCHwsHs whose papers marked with Cross will
understand IhsiE term OF subscription about 70
pre. and promptly they wish their papers CON
tinuea.
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HEADERS ARMY OF NORTHERN vA-l
February 10th l6C5.

GENERAL 0RDEEs)
No 4
l. General Orders No. Head Quart-ys Armies of the
Confederate States having been this day promulgated to
this army II i. hereby announced that in accordance with
its PROVISIONS all enlisted OF this army who are i'm
properly absent from their commands except those guilty
of desetiOn TO- arrested in the act Of deserving the
enemy or who have deserted after having been par
oned for the same offence who shall hereafter desert
or absent themselves without authority. who shall within
twenty days from this date voluntarily join their com
mands or deliver themselves to any regularly appointed
enrolling officer provost marshal other officer duty
10 be forwarded to their commands shall be entitled to
and receive the benefit Of the pardon osed by the Cen
Chief the authority of the President Of the Con-
federate States in the order above quoted.
H. General Order No , Head Quarters Armies OF the
Confederate States applies to enlisted men Undergoing
sentence trial under charges in arrest Tor deeton
or absence with leave with the exceptions heIenbe
fore mentioned and a who, under thy paragraph
are entitled TO pardon wilt he at released from
aud restored TO duty.
By command OF General r. E. LEE
W II TAYLOR,
G.ol-3tawow \. A General
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/ VA MILITARY lNSTITCTE5
RichmondVa February 90 1866,
DARENTs or. CADETS VINO AN fUkNlsii II, 4it lLlH
Factory of fbis Insrentioa has been discontinued
'' " M j. I. L. PRESTON,
f. Eot 1v Acting SuIt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

Treasurer at Richmond Va.
Assistant 1reaSurers NJ Charleston ana Mobile.
Depostaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, y. c.
Charleston and Columbia :. g,
Savannah AID AucUsta- ca.
Tallahassee Fn.. ami Montgomery, Als
Columbus, Mis-. and llorst0l and a.
shall TeVas. lp3-f
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COMMISSION EsOgkE.-Tbe subscribers lave
" associated themselves under the style OF llIL &
PIrAsASTs for the purpose of selling Commission
such Articles may be consigned 10 them by farmers aud
others. Their oce ~at the Auction HoG.e of ll Dick
inson Il Co., corner Of Franklin and Wall Streets.
They solicit tie patronage Of their friends and the pub
lie. Mr.. Hill L.
v j. II. PLEASANTS,
fe7-clm II. y. T.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

M NEGROES AT AUC5xpN.
~ will sell at auction This Morning.
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES
JAZZ s. N. DAVIS 4 co., Odd-FdioSs' Han.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

TOR kAIE.--A STEAM. ENGINE and BOILER
r Ffeen-hor Power made By Iaihoit u bro Lut BtE
Tie used aud in good order
Arnlr - the subscriber, the Ballard Hotel between
the hours of ~ aud o'clock. JOHN T. BALLARD.
nn22-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-25

HOUSE AND LOT AT HALIFAX e. II. FOR SALE.
Ill An excellent house and lot, with all the cdnve-
niences for large family, and excellent garden and
LOT OF neArly be obtained on accammOda-
ting terms by applying to
Judge GEO. p. SCARBURGH,
At Halifax {. H.. Va
Refer to F. T. TAYLoE, State Senator fels-d3t&c2t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
GRIST M L l. L,
NEW FAIL DRY GOODS.

have just returned from the Fast with a splen-
did stock Of Goods for the fall trade. Everything
you can wish for will sell at low prices for cash.
All wool Delanes figured and plain; French
Merinoes, figured and plain; English Merinoes fig
ure,i and plain; piaiu ard ftriped Foplins; plain
and figured Alpacas; Shepherds Plaids Monslin
de LANES, Sack Flannels, Irish Linens Sheeting,
Pillow casing Bed Ticki.g, Canton Flannels,
Hickory, Calicoes, Bleached and Brown Mnshns,
Flannels Hoop Skirts and Umbrellas:
A large assortment of Trimmings and Embroid-
cred Goods Worstcd Hoods, Breakfast Capes, &c.
Gentlemen UndersI rts and Drawers and Ladies
and Childrens Merno Vests. Fancy toilet articles,
eoaps perfumery, &c. in great abundance.
JACOB II. EARLOUGHER,
Otfutts old Stand, Baltimore ST.,
Sent al, '65-y Cumberland.
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Valuable Recipes.

Editor Of. Ciriiian ami Telegraph.
DEAR SIn-With your permission, wish to say to
the readers of your paper that will send 9y return
mail to all who wish it tfreaj recipe With full d.
rectiohs for making ana using simple Vesc,ahle
plcs, rlo,clcs Tan Frcrkles, and all impurities OF
the kr, leafirg the SAME soft, clear, smooth and
Twill also nail free tc tfiosE ha9rg; nild Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and information
that will enable them to starta frll grown OF LnA
nrant Hair, Wl.iskers, or Moustacke, in LEES than
t@irty days =,
These recipes are valuable 10 both OLD and young,
rd as they ire nf.filed all who feed their fee OF
charge they are worthy the attention OF all VINO
prize, a clear, pure skin, or healthy CROWN oil
hair, :. ..,. -, L.. o,,r, ,,o;, with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
'1' TIlO.S +. CHAPMAN,
c,or,;ot o,d p,rfumer. No. S3l BROADWAY, MY.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

BuRaLARY.-On Monday night last the
cigar and tobacco store of Mr.. A. NJ. L. BUSH
on Baltimore street, between Centre ana lid
erty, was entered by burglars, and some fifty
or sixty dollars in currency taken' besides !ll
about aloe worth of nieerschaum pipes. The
entrance was effected by boring hole. in the
back door, with large augur, sufficiently
large to admit the hand and turn the key
which was in the lock.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
ES!fcr OF CIVILIAN

Et!TCn OF CIVIINN.
DEAt sia With your petmi>sio1. 7 wish
N saw to the readers Of your paper thi!t will send
by return mail, to all who wish it (ree) Recipe,
With full directions for making and using simple
Veoctablc Balm that will cfccualy remove, III ten
DAYS, Pmples, Botches, Tan. Freckles and all I'M
purtes of the Skin, leaving tie same fott, clear
and Beautiful.
will also mail free to tho5c having Bald Heads,
or Bare Faces simple directions and information
,ba, will enalc them to start full growth of Lux
uriant Hair, Whiskcrs Mous.achc ia less than
thirty laws All applications answered ny return
mail without charge. Respectfully yours
TlIOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
co,t ., lssa-3m. ssl Broadway, y. Y.
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TO ConsliIllpfivCs.

e{UFFERERs WIFI CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
- Bronchitis, or any disease of the Throat or
Inrs will be chcerfulIy furnished, without charge
with the remedy by the use of which the l,ev' hp-
WAND 4 Wnsov, of williamsburg, New Pork was
oons,a,crv ,estoret to health after having suffered
several Years with that dread disease Consumption
To Coisan4ptive sufferers, this remedy Is WORTHY
Of an ;mmcdiate trial. 1t will cost nothing, and
nav be the means Of their perfect restora-cn =
Those desiring the same will please address Key
EDWARD A. WILSON. 100 South oecohu o'oe'
Williams burgh, Kings County, New York
Anp 10 1869 Ct
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

Exonbslon BAKING Powders. Every body
is delighted with it, and housekeepers are in
ecstacies. If you want most delightful bis
cults, tire best pastry you ever ate, don't fail
to get this article, you can use it in making
light loaf bread and you will find it superior to
any thing of the kind you have ever before
used. See the advertisement in another
column, headed Excelsior Baking Powder.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

ry-Col. srEfiiBa w DowNEY, has trans
ferred his business in Washington city to
MALcoS GREGORY, attorney at law, and Is now
a candidate for States Attorney in Hampshire
county, Va, on the conservative ticket.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

{
CUMBERLAND, Sept Is, 1865. !
IN view Of the apparent approach to this country
i of that dreadful scourgc, the Cholera it behooves
ali citizens not only for their own safety 70 have
their premises thoroughly cleansef and purified and
80 kept hut also to give any information to the
proper authorities of all nuisances they may know
10 exist, which will be promptly attended to: Amy
nerson guilty of violating the Sanitary regulations
wiz GEORGE HARRISON,
ssnt o. 1895. Mayor:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

JUvEN LIE CoNcERr.-Mr. KEMMEgER will
give a musical Concert at Belvilere Hall to-
morrow evening. and will be Assisted ny 40
pupils. Performance to commence at half
past seyeh o'clock Tickets % cents.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

OLD DIR. DUcuAN'S DRUNkAkDS' Ct IN
permanently Graduates the taste for strong DRINK,
M trraS 'tfc worst cases of drunkenness in LEES
than eight weeks. h,o,,
Thousands ofrciormed inebriatcs now i've 10 oies'
the dac they were fortunate enough to commr'
The uS. of This valuable remedy. Price TwoD
lars package. -,o. =.
Mailed to any address on receipt Of an order, D
LANES S. BJTLER, I29 Broadway, New orr
aug. TO- 1865. ct. Sole agent for the U S'et ,
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INsOIVENTS NOTICE.

Patrick $s A''" july, I5 'Ps a tA f sSs
His Creditors Mulloy give notice to his credit
ors, endorsers and sureties that the third Monday
of October next is fixed for the said Patrick Mulloy
to appear in the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
to answer such HETEROGENEOUS as his creditors
dorscrs and surctics may propose or nlege against
him; and that n ccpy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cumherlapd
once n week for irec successive months prior to the
third Monday of October next as snch notice. e
.Tcst-lI. RESLEY, Clerk,
July 10, isb5-3ma
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866
The GreatfInvention CT the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
j. w. BRADLEY'S New PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (oE DouBLE) SPRING
SKIRT,

j. w. BRADLEY'S New PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Cor DoUBLE) SPRING
SKIRT. -,
THIS INVENTION consists of DUrLEy fct two)
ELLIPTIC PURE REFIGED STEEL SPRINGS, i"Reriously
BRAIDED TIGHTLY aud FIRMLY together EDGE TO EDGE
making the TOUGHEST, most FLEXIBLE, ELASTIC ami
DURABLE SpRiyG ever used. They seldom BEND or
BREAK, like the Single Springs, and consequently
preserve their perfect and beautiful Shape more
than twice us long any Single spring Skirt that
ever has cin be made,
The wonderful feasibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing fine duplex Ellipticnl
Skirt will be Experienced particularly in all crowd
ed Assemblies Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars,
Church Pcws, Arm Chairs for Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when in
use 20 occupy small place as easily and conve-
ricutIy as a Silk or @uslin Dress.
a lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort
and Great Convenience of wearing the Duplex Ell
lipc Steel Spring Skirt for single day will never
afterwards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children. Misses and Young Ladies they IRE supc
THE HOOPS are Covered with . ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as the
SINGLE warm covering which is iscd on all Single
Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom rods on eve
nv Skirt are also Double Steel and twice or double
covered to prevent the covering from wearing on
the rods when dragging down stairs, stone steps,
&C., &C., which they arc constantly subject to when
in use. 81, n. ]
All are iT'hle Oi tHe new anu oioS"ht S"iue'
Tapes GTf ese the best quality in every part Civ
ing IS .f}e v'earer the most graceful aud perfect
Sere possible and are unquesiionahy the highest
most desirable comfortable and economical Skin
ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY Il CARY, PRoPRsroRs OF
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS 81 CHAM
uERs, and 10 a 81 REApE STREETS, New York.
FOR SALE in all frst-cass Stores in this City,
and throughout the United Statcs,and Canada Hat
vana de Cuba, Mexico South smerca, and the
West Indies.
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