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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

whom you des'gHs<y
6re the dwellings OF ,hose cis!ssns whom
they haze robbed. >.
To check this tiuhuman ..sys.em, which
is Justly >ex:czatrd b every civilized ha-
,;ousI have directed my men to shUo'
down all Of your men who are caugh;
burni. houses. This order shall remain
10 force as long as you disgrace the FRO
fes.icn rr arms By allowing your men to
destroy private dwtliin'gs.
You say fi.at caunoi, Of course. qaes-
,ion your right to forage o" the county
II, i. rish, as old as history" l DO
not, sir, question this right. But there Is
a right oder eveL than this. and one
,o,c ira,irnable-1he light tha.every man
has to d.f,n1 his home. and to pr"teet
those who are dependent up'u him, And
from n.y hear, I wish that 0S'fy old "an
,,d tv, iu ny country. Who can hFe
,,o would shoot down. as he would
~;l, beast, the men who are deso'ating g
their laui, burning their houses aid IN
sulting ,h'ir women.
Ypa are, .,icuiar in defining aud claim
;re '.w.r rights" NAY ask ify"u emu
msra.c sno, g them The tight to ire upon
aef.ucrie.s city wi,hou, n"tice; to burn
that eitv T. the ground after it has oeeo
rprrr..d.r.d l,y the Authorities. VIII oi'''"-
ed ,hough in vain. .ha, prot c''on Which
/, ,,v,,. accorded in civilized warfare TO
non. com ba,aut,; to Gre the d",illng houses
of ci,izens after robiing them. aud topper
ne,r.,e even darker crimes than these
to-, black TO be mentioned?
Won have permitted. if YOU bsvc not
ord red the commission Of these offences
.rsins, humanity aud the rules o: war
You FIR 4 Into the city of Columbia with
nut word of warning Alter at' suf'e"-
der by the Mayor, wh" demsn!td pr"tec-
i'm 70 prny,,e property. y"n lali III"
whole tity in ashes, leaving and lis ru'H'
thousand Of old men and helpless ~"hen
and children. who are likely 7" p'r''h "'
starvation and exro-nie. our me "l
mach can be traced by the iuTid hight o'
burr;ug houses. ani in mere than one
household there is an agony far more bit
Ter than that Of lrath.
The Indian scsIped his victim regard
less of sex or age. bn, with all his bar,
bari,y le always respected III" persons o.
n. r.ma,. cr,:iv : Y"ur s"idi"rS. more
savage than the Iudiou. insult these whose
natural protectors are absent
IA cosciu,..a. | have only I" r'qn"s
,ba. whenever ,on have any OF ny III,
...;>uo>ed uf." OF 'uur3"fct. tor ih'
tcrns appear to be sy"oaym"u~ with y""
y.u will, let ,.e hear OF il. IN order that
may know what uc.'on t, TAX in me MAJ
,,r |. the mcau,inc, shall hold fifty
elk OF y,ur mcn as hostages for 'nos
whom ypu have ordered TO Dc executed
l am. yours, &c.
.. WADE HAMPTON.
I.;en,.rai,t Grn.ral
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

ON application Of John F Magill. Ad-
" u,iuistrator d B. n. Of George Cur
tic, late of Ssint Mary's county deceased.
it 10 ordered by tie Court. that the said
Administrator notify thu creditors Of the
.sid dec. s.ed 10 Gle their claims ,gains,
said deceased 10 the "f6ce Of the Register
Of Wills for saint Mary's County an ar he
fore the o4,h day of May, 1865. for divi-
dend. .uu that this ordrr h- published
ouc, . week 10 eseh week sn,il the said
Gath day OF May uex,.
lest,
JAMES T. VI. RALEY.
R.gi.tsr Of Wills
for Saint Msrys County
March Gard. l865-,d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
NOTICE or Dividend.

nN application a! Thomas n. Fowler.
of Benediei Huuiiog
ton. late Of S.in, Mary county deceased.
it il ordered by the Court. tina, the .aid
Administrator Lofty the credisors Of the
said deceased 10 file their ,lsisns against
aid deceased IN 'h- office Of the Register
of Wills for saint Mary's county on or
before the 24:h day Of May. 1868. for
dividend snd Tia. iii. order be pubi.bed
once . week in each week uutil the said
24sb day OF Nay text.
Test.
JAMES T. NJ. RALEY.
Register Of Wills
f.r Sai". Mary's county.
March .23,i ISCs-:d
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
An ACT

To amend the seve7.ic;h section of the Gfty-
sixth Article of the Cole uf Public Genera.
Laws, relating 10 Licenses for Ordinaries.
Sec /. 3. i, en,cred ny the Genera A.
sembiv nf M,rylsnd, That the seventeenth
a. ron nf he fhy-sxtH Article OF a.. Code of
Pshlr Ge 'eral Laws, reiaf5rg 90 Lesnres fnr
Osdinaries be and the same 10 hereby repealed,
and the f'liowIng enacted IN leu thereof:
u anv re san or body polite shs!l rrono's
IN o"sn or keen nrd. a'y he shall app'y 20
III. Clerk nf the Cirrui, Court Of he rnarry N
which and arnieanr mav reside, or " he r..
aides in the city of a.:mnt-.t TO the Court Of
Common Peas, for a licenseF th-reof, tunt,s
which i'.eo.e spiritunus fermsr Lsri l.auor = :.
nr iiye rbeer, rnav be bariere3or sols Ia auart,-
ties 'es. than nint
Se.. g. Ani he 10 es,c'ef, Th>G thia act
shall take sdee. on the .hi'.is:h dayI Aph
next.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
DIED.

Write Plsins," Ss Msry's coun'y
.naryland. on Saturday. A.rch 18Th
1865. MARY. infant daughter Of DR.. )
K T. and Elisabeth c. Rs>ves. agsd j
months and eighteen days.
Upper Marlborough Gazette. AID Bal
timore Gsst,,e please copy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
OBITUARY.

Died. on the 1S;h Instant. after short
bu, painful illness, little MARr. the only
daus hter of Doctor j. r. 7. and Eliza
beth Reeves; .ged ten months ssd eigh-
teen dsys. To b deprived BY ths ruth
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
$50 'IsEW.ARD!

~ SCAPED from the custody Ut the
IL suh>cr,b,r OH Saturday the llih III
s,ans. a n-gr, man nan,-d JOE tl>SkLL.
charged VITA robbi. < the .;ore of ". A
I.oker & 20 Hs ~ abou, five feet, ter
INCHES ia height, j-, black, With very thick
lips.
lie had on blue coat and dark p-uta.
looms when he If.
viii pay the sh''v- reward to sny one
who will a,liv.r him to me, or to any one
giving any in!prmsti1n that will lead to
his recovery.
PHILIP II DORSEY,
Sheriff ST Mary's CoGsty.
March 23rd, loG0-4v.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
WADE HAMPTON.
Lieutenant General.

Fam ClpurR,Na There l.. at present.
eight hundred and eighty billions OF paper
money in circulation. Siags' ring az TINS
total seems. We should imsgia. it yet more
difficult to keep i, riciy p"st"i IN tn"
env.rrmrn, books. ftr With the CONSTANT
recall, ne W issue. etc. the array AT siphers
;nvolved nus, be formidable This should
h.. the srirhmc,icisu's millennium What
with kc. ping the Ils!s OF the dead. inc VOL
un,,.red tn. drafted. The credited. und nj!
the many mirut" f-atnres OF the period,
the entire n,atbema,icai ability of ihe
cou.,ry ought To be brought out We
.uggc.t 10 the lightning ca.csia'ors the ex-
ccllent aiage. we'll smeuded. 81: Figures
ca.not li--exc-pf when they are set down
wrongly ~ y Mercury.
re General Banks. sass the Otd Guard
has laid document b-fure the Senate. ~
which he speaks of ",h- appalling mortal
~" among the negroes in Louisiana. HIS
fsures show tia, abnu: three hundred
thousand Of them have fallen victims 10
"Nm.he," philanthropy "-Th!"k OF that,
ye Puritan wre,chrs. In q single State
Nir. Lircn!u ha. freed three hundred
th,usard poor negroes 90 death. We sup
posc it 40 be safe to say thas this Adnin-
is,ra,iun has, in less than four years.
siau chtsrsd a miliinn Of white men, ami a
ni!,;on Of blacks. Neither Gcd nor msn
can shew mercy TO the Puritan sc"unirciS
wbosisve done this deed! Do they not
Gessrv. to I've execra,ed here. anc damned
hercsi,erI For our own part. We nave
tsu. ht our soul to abhor them, and We
ucan 10 teach our children To do the same
CLLrBBs1luN .FSr PATR,cx's Day
The csl.br.,iou OF st Pstrick's D.y u
philsdeiphia, New York and Boston was
on scale far more imposing than Tor many
years In New York abt'ut l5,CU0 per
e..s marched in procession. including th'
u.ili,ary. temperance societies ard benev"
Ient a>s, ,cistions. The streets we're very
full ofqui-ta ane pleased spects'"rs in'
mayor aud commoa council revle~"d th'
proces>iou as itpsssed ,he city hais. Hiet
mars a, ST P.trick's Cathedral. morn'ns
services at The .::her Catholic curchss. elso
ora.e dieners in ihe evening by the Knight
Gf ST. Patrick aid the Friendly Sens o
st p. trick. with speeches and songs. ant
sacred conc,r a. The ci.u,ch It tho I'm
nacuiate C,nc, ptiop. concluded the oh.er
.a'ures # the day Early in h" morning
il commenced su0.isg AND raining, ou
il sooi cleared sH
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
cali, we are.
THE NEWS.


THE NEWS.
The information from the Army Of the
Potomac. o telegram from Washington
saws, is 10 the q, CT that csnnonadiug vas
he.ri sll day Saturday 10 front of the
Nn.h Corps, witbou, any other oject. ap-
parently. than to advise the Union troops
that sAcy s,iil hare an enemy opposite to
them.
The Richmcnd papers Of Saturday last,
so far al extracts from them have been
furnished ia. contain no military news
sLatev,r. The civilians, or vt least
part Of them. who we're called out a few
days previously. il consequence OF the
approach Of Sheridan's cavalry to the
north cf Richmond, have apparently been
permitted to resume their customary avo-
ca,iou>. The papers, whose publication
bad tesn temporarily suspended on ac-
couut If this special csii for military SER
vice, have resumed their issues with .
diminish force Of compositnrs; but. as
the Printers Guard had been relieved
from Gusy in the Geld. it wss thought
thar no further interruption to the regu-
! lar publication ot The journals would take
pace. 'e,- .-r
| The Confederate Congress has taken
action upon measures recommended t.
their notice by Ar. Davis. Some Of toe
changes suggested appear to have been
ar proved tut others were rejected The
correspondence between Generals Lee aud
Grant, which was referred to by NJ DA.
vis in his recent message, has been mad'
public Acting up"n Information received
from General Ord. General Lee. who va
cloth, d wi b fell powers for that purpose
ffered to ueet General Grant, With view
to .se crtaiDing whether it was possible Il
arrive at = satisfactory adjustment Of to-
presep, unhappy difficulties BY means Of
military convention. General Grant. ii
respoDse, stated tha. be bad no su'hori'..
TO aecede to the proposition for . sonter
ence on the subject.
E A telegram from Washingtcn says sha
/ General Sherman 8. .versl days ago wTot
: from Fayetteville. n. C.. that ne va
again really to move. having received sup
, plies from up Cape Fear river. AID ths
he hsd ordered the arsenal Al Fayesssvli
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

s,a 90 tate: Pr,vi'ei, hrwer~. 'hr snch resp'n.
~ IN sill .ry ,,.il in r stf.Ct r in0lis
=. a. he responsibility IT IN. h i.ha ii pI--r,
22 0os un Ter l.sc.existiaz- laws. and tat tbs act
2, o;, All IKE cifrc: on tn. ihr.ieth day Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

Licenses 70 Retrilcrs IF Spiritaous o. Far
ae.t,d Liquors or L-,gsr Beer.-lne anon t.
ot .!te,.se ~ De pL,i ~ 70 alirrS at sr'r.I Is
or ;r.n-ni"d Hqnrn OF Lager B. ef ale 40 / J.
!uhs: II The value Vi their st>>k ia ,:Air o..
=
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

ana so far had no occs-
e from his pan. III, ou,
j. avanrah-Johsstonss = army.
Esar GnldsbcEe,' wss not
over 30. 900 ssrong |
re brought o wa.hingsop
|s..engcrs who srrivel from
rr
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
Arrest of Drafted Men.

Arrest Ct Drafted Men.
Ajut thirty PERSONS whose names were
drawn in ahe last draft, but who hsd Not
reported, were arrested .ast week by the
d.pu,y prnvost-'nar,hal for this county. in
ID. dirucc TO orders issued from Ellicpt:s'
Mills, and on Monday last, we're taken TO
Baltimore. They are mostly laborins
men. having families dependent spon
'bem for support, aud some negroes, The
order Of Col Holland stated that those
held to s.rvice will be credited to the com
ing draft. hu. whether the quota Of tn.
Of the county was filled unser the las
cuh. we arc. 40 vet, unadvised.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

Tua SArErY OF RAILROAD TRAVELLERS
Both brauhc.s Of the Psnnsy lvauia Legisla-
tuTe have passed an act declaring that II any
employee Of railroad company shall v'o,
late any ruls of such company. and injury
or loss Of life shall thereby result the otfsp-
der shall Dc immediately arrested by the
prosecuting attorney Of the city or county
where the accident happens, and. it found
guilty. shall be convicted of misdemeanor
aud punished at the discretion OF the court
with imprisonment in the State penitenti-
AIRY for Eve years aud fine Of (So.0oO)
five Thousand d"llsrs In addition 10 this
criminal prosecution the offsnder aud th'
railroad company shall he alike liable fol
civil damages Bait Sun.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
SIoon The pri,e II .i'enA'i :. i.
1000 an: ~, over $500

Cur, u I've county wher" he is snI,sci !"
hUsi ess q: the ani"uat oi g'"n' sept Oh
h.ud a, Inc principal -es>nu 81 sa't; y tue
cath NAV te administered bg ia 't' "'
t.c Peace ~uen .hc p'is)I "sn'iNs III" u
sense appiirs Through an asent: J. "'e H',
ter c .ur.s I've adopted. the following i"rh
vii, be deemed suthc.eat coinpi.nce with
the act:
Noin. Mry's' County 70 sa:
On ,nis---- day VI - -fs6S.
bef.,re tue suLscs,lSr. a Justice Of the fe.re
.n IL. State II Maryland.' in and for said
c.uilty, personally arps.red ---A1
declared thai he int Ild- t" Apply i"r a
Trad, r. Lcrnse unicf the laws os ihc >s''''
10 tie Cl..rk of the Circuit Tor SAINT Mays
county. aud n,ade oath that Ihe- apionpt ot
stock ri god. .snaer.tiy kept on hand by
him ,or 6y tAs conce,s ia lrtics he IS Engaged
Ia cAse Il !, partnership At the prnAPs'
se.s.,n vi safe l,r ii the applicant has not
pte,-isciy engaged ia such tr:de. that the
an.ouAt IF Tie Stuck of goods he erp els t. keep,
&c J uxs mui [ y viii "'iI excced -
Sworn
Ii In. oath re a-lniii,fstcrc,f by a .'ist'cc
:'oi the Rc;!ce ou, oi tie enuniy IN whlcL the
api.!.caiion !. niA.ir, there nn>t bs attached
iht Ccrtthcate ni The Clerk oil tne CfGuit Spufs
If tue county in wlcn the Justice ,r>ii"s.
p,rsui:s may sell sal, t. cure fish III March,
Ap,li and May without ,.ccnse. Vendors "i
Gaze. and ve,.,icrs oi bces and cider, VIII.
ar, the maker, o such beer Al c:i.r, iiai,er
s-er exp,cte,i;l are not required 10 pay IL
ccnSe.
Iucenss 10 Osdi.:arics and TIrern Keepers
- ns lice ..sss ~ or,!luarIc, amI tavern "-:p-
els u .-l: spIr!luou or 1erIncnted sqnrS "l
l.ser b, .r ia q !au,i;.es less tha" u pat. al
! ANY e time, are a. Iui.u~s Prov .e.I IL Il
th, Rrpac,nt shall lirst be recMnn,rn'ie: IL
Ia, L!,ik ny tw" respectable ireeh"ide'" o
las im.iueQlLic vincinity. ani shall shake "'tl
lcior. sal C.er4 !hat hc t.as bDnA ud t.nd
! without luien.iIilg IL cv.;de ths res, .i'etnr1
ri ms ar,iciel lruvl,...! and expects 10 III .i-
laiu e,X go ii ieris. with suthcient Covering
thcrcul--au.l t.rce & pnI- more iiah 'uhi'ien
! .uT IL, private u ) al sill "riiiiAfy h"ePer
, with s,an.lns and pr"veulcr tor hsc h1r~:' Al
ies.;, aui !! said ap pisca t resltr>lr the CITY
! vi Dalnln ,rc, lial h. has PROVIDED a"i x
prcts IL ,n;.iat.t II twelve grm bc!s with tpV-
rrlu- u. atures;.Id All! siA r'oIn-.
Tie sad .prl.can, is ai.p t. maxi" oAtt
before II" C!e. X - iu the i.ie ~ rent or Ah
| nuat Vide al t!!c n ne a. ur III ~"irh INT
uus lnrsa ~ uu .Alltnoriz:i nl tI!e tic nsi ..Ay
! w ,.Uur, ,r lnt ui>.I ~ ,Ac .!nns.
Il ti,,. re ,i., or aI.llult VAiay h not
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23

eePse Bseu'. Judge.
up II Dorsey E'q Sheriff.
Jno A Cnm.fer E,s, Clerk.
.Mrnany-Grani aud Petit Juries drawn
and s~oru: Peti! Jury called; Appearance
Docket called; Trial Docket called; Rscog-
nizsuce Docket called
No business of importance -was-traasac-
ted on Tuesday.
Wee7,srs9ay-Juhn B Welch survivor
Of r F Gb-nn VS. James r Alv-y-jury
return verdic. frr defendant.
Securities IF VI Z Blackstone va George
II Herbert Adm'r # John II T Tsrlton-
verdict for defendant.
J TN Raley VS. Jos ID Edwards aud
o,hcrs-boh pros.
| Stale use James Downs W. J Ford
and .,hers-. verdict for Plaintiffs
Edward Tubmau vs. Joseph Abel
verdic, for plaintitf.
Several criminal casss If minor impor-
tance v1re tried before the E,urt and dis
ppsed Of
The following it the list Of Grand sua
Petit Juror:
GsA:p JuRnRs -f3-o " Morgan b r
Abel Chas. l. Wi-e J1hn Shadrirk Igna.
titus Hayien r r Tav!"r James b Lok~r
'RT Barber John w Tippe't George "
Goddard Francis G Neale jaime. j. Biscoe
IA G. T.Gn,.cu Cha.lss Mcd'-y . II
Brooke T""mas !. Harrison George ii
Herbert J.hu II M.burn Llrwc!lcn j
+, All>;sn G-nrg" l. Clarke G2orgc : Clarke
TLon,a. Nehb Harrison poscy James +
A'ell
PkrIr JuRoKs.-Charlcs Thompson Jas
G. Greenwcll CHARLES j Norris John +
Wathen Jos Abell II u Cawn"d Young
2 Dswkins John l. Greeuw.ll Philip g
Love John Harrison Samuel Sps!diug
Walter B Langley John 4 Dunbar Robert
Ford Il CoI,"n T T Floyd John Pa:s9n'
Jsmes { Milhurn William B Tucker
Thomas l. Davis John L Yates George J
Burroughs John T. Err I A Harding
Z r. bn l.. h,rcpp,.r
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23
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p .,SSED M TttE GENERAL ASIEN-
BLY, OF MARYLAND Ar TIE R:G-
ULAg SF:>iSitlN tslN ING IAN.
UsRY, lssA RELAflNG 70 LICES-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-03-23


Gul4storo'. " C., ~itheut aey oppo.i-
,ion. and has formed junction with Gen-
eral sebofe!Ts army Every thing IS
qui.: !. is stated. in ,he Army of the Po-
tUmse-
4 dist a,ch from Fortress .H'pros gives
an acc unit, ob,sined from some of Gener-
al Sheriiau's Officers who arrived there
on ,!,eir way to Washington with seven
teen captured battle a'gs. Of the damage
done 90 the james river canal, the des-
,ructiou Of railroads. bridges, government
supplies, SC, during the recent cavalry
raid. 1t corresponds with the statements
.lready published esoceruing it General
Sherid.n's eutire force has crossed to the
south bank of The Pamunkry river, where
they are resting and recruiting preparato-
ry to further operations. Il is in'imated
that General Longstreets command is
some where in the vicinity of the White
House. as frequent skirmishes esvs
= CURED between General Sheridan s sdvaSee
pisk... and small squads Of The enemy
Who had been thrown out apparently to
r, coanoi,re. Gen. Sheridan brough, te
the White House three hludred prisoner'
aud abou, ,hree thousand uegross, whs hse
i,i,o~ed his ,roops.
Mr. Davis. in bis recen: nessag" to tht
Coufedrrs'e C"nsr:s.. j 'es Dot attempt 'e
c neal the gravity of the situation: oa
willis, frankly acknowledging that thu
country is IN danger. aud that Richu"ne
i;.cif il in greater peril ,hau 1t has tee'
a, ary previous time during the Usr, h'
dec. ares il 10 be his Deliberate coHvi>,ior
,ba; ty the p,ompt aud resolute d-vo,Io'
Of the whole RESOURCES Of the meu sut
n.ouey u, the Coufrderacy to the achieve
ment of Independence, it i. still within th'
power of the people to avert the calam'
ties that menace them and to secure the
triumph Of the cause for which they hav'
sacrificed aud suffered 80 much. the en-
h.tmeut Of negro troops in Virginia ha
already commetced O'ders have beet
Issued from The War Department at N'eh
moud, authorizing certain officers to ra's
companies under the provisions of the re
Get, act Of the Confederate Congress. ant
al appeal has been made TO the people
;Eirgi"is. earnestly requesting them to res
pond promptly to the call
Cold continues, on The decline, selling
al latest accounts, at 103.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05
Low Standard of BaIl.ROOm
Morals.

The Saratoga correspondent of the Boston
Post, describing recent ball, says.
"If there was q little beauty unadorned
there was great deal OF unadorned ugliness.
Although none of the dresses finished too
soon'-they never do in these dAys of trains
quite number began too late II has
generally been supposed that there are
bounds to de cOlletees dresses but ladies OF
fashion do not seem to be inclined TO draw
the line anywhere This state of things may
be all right and proper. 1t may be that they
intend to revive the original custom Of Adam
and Eve. If so, thev must at the same time
uproot and destroy the tree Of knowledge,
otherwise the world will be inclined 10 con-
denim such want of costume. With several
ladies there was no waste of material, for
economical reasons undoubtedly, though (and
what is a seeming contradiction to the cor
sage there was nothing but waist 1t is not
pleasant to see the American women out
stripping the Demi Monde. 1t is not only Hu-
pleasant but is decidedly sad and demoraliz.
ing, 1t is the custom Of society to speak
slightingly Of the danseuse because OF her
abort skirts The pot should be careful how
il calls the kettle black, particularly when
the kettle is not so very black. Extremes
meet, and society morals appear TO be neck
or nothing In this argument the danseuse
has decided adyantage--her dress is merely
short that the bon ton is loDi The cos.
tune Of the former is matter Of necessity,
that Of the latter q matter Of pleasure. One
is graceful and the other dtsgracefuL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05

This invention consists ofDuplex Tor two) Elliptic
Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously Braided
Tightly and Firmly together Edge to Edge, making
Spring ever used. They seldom Bend or Brake
like the Single Springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautil Shape more than twice
long as any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has or
Can DO made
The wonderful hexibity and great comfort and
pleasure 10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas Carriages Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promanade and House Dress
as the Skirt can be folded when in 10 occupy
small place easily and conveniently as SILK or
Mnsn Dress.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for q single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use, For Children, Misses and
Young Ladies' they are superior 10 all others.
The Hoops are covered with plV double twisted
thread and will twice as long the nge yarn
covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts
The three bottom rods on every Skira also Double
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing OF the rods when dragging
down stairs, stone steps, &C., &C., which they are
constantly subject 10 when in pse Efr -.9.i
All are made ofthe new and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality in every part giving 10 the
the most graceful and perfect Shape possible,
and are unquastonably the lghtest, most lesirable
comfortable and economical Skirt yer made.
Vests Bradley& Cary, Propretors fthe Invention,
and Sole Manufacturers, 10 Chambers, and 10 h 81
Reade Streets, New York. aal
For Sale IN ali hrst-class Stores in this CITY, and
throughout the United States and Oanads, Havana dc
Cuba, Mexico, South Americ', and the West Indies
m1-Ingure for the Duplex Elliptic Tor doube)
Spnng Skirt. ,..e. aug rs 3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05

TNHE undersigned is duty licensed Aucti oneer
Tor ormontgomerycoupty, and will cry sales, IS
oilenas his services, may be In demand.
Persons who have not taken o1t tlleense WilIbe at.
tended to, II they violate the law
N B.-Residenoe 21s miles southeast ofMIAmIs.
BURG. Orderslett with JOHN KISER, ,Ir,, or ADAM
CLAY, Miamlsburg on Main street, will be attended
To-. Col. GEoRGk KIsER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-05

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ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &C.
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Seven octayss, New Scale A. to A. Patent Iron Rm)
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