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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
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1. SnS afa emil DE 0eparte en- t
ipirb bic Yrinidr Seminar=, @rammatit= nno hobe
Scbule umfafien.
3. Sas 81 rm "a Z 9epart me n wiro bes
fonberS fir ben Sebrau Sereni9em fein, tuelbe ih
ieihft sM 2ebrern ausbilben pouen.
8. Gin 9oIIestum 9eparte men t,
weIdes bic alien NIB ueuen Spradben nnS bic bDbere
Natbemafit lebrt, Tirb fOfprt eic ertet, uenn bn=
reidennes SeoiirniB oasu porbahbeu lift. @tnflen ftr
eefss 0epartement perSeu flrs Grite in Der boberen
SduIe 9ebalten lpernen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
Scrntine.

Boarding tann man IN Der Stact ;it biliaen 4reie
1aben unS cine bei6rdntte NnSabl fam nanit in 81
SCbule perieben tperoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
fSortfesuns fOIst.)
0eutf9e 9ereine saissiue's.

Seutf6er Ginpanberunas eSerein.
grditsent: Moopb SeIion.
giceprdibent: s. 6. 9iers.
S9oRmeifer: Senrp Nee.
Seiretdr: Sobn Hubm:
Sruees: @briitian 4rieg,
GbGries Gelion,
st. 9Beis.
g. D. 4Srefie: Sod Boz So.
g. S. s. 6. II. 6. 81.
SeSen EittpO9 abenO gerfammIung in Der SarU
eari Saue.
Surner< 8erein
Gesriineet: Is. October 1864.
aRitSIiebersabI: $50.
graer epre9er: aSoIps aeIiOn.
2peiter @. 92. 85ttinaer.:
a a5sI ssriftpart: ); AZ sss ss1ssss:
sriter gibIiStbetar: 5. sOai sSs gona.
3r gs.te Iurnmart: ca aSH e1iip,monu
3enaDart: Ii. etbiIs5em G'''D's'H'.
Sriter S9asmeiiter: 6. G. Giers.
2rniiees: sotob ehefe, 8. .. Saslod, senru xes
gerfammIunssIOtaI: Burner eaue,: ede Sap
yiarfet StraBe.
Ter gerein bat gittpo6s abeuS ~ Ihr felt
po3entildGen Sisnnaen.
SdIkeneSerein.
gegriiilbet: Senllar 1866:
srfsr s4hsenmesiter: g: seitp.
3besnctfter:' 8. s. gB ssIHaa M.
l. !. sfs e. a !. go stu'H.
SadIon@3oge SO LII
Utter oeuti6er Srben Der Saru9Grl
9Rit9IieosrsabI: IS.
Dbers8aroe: &. Rari6.
unter s5obn &itter.
1. Secretdr @eors Slid.
2. YauI SOffmann.
S9akmeiiter: eeors Xetfd5er.
Der Dreen periammelt iib eOen DonuerFos a6ehS
&c. - unionftra6c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

9as StbuIiabr rpirb in brci Eermine aebeiIt. Ser
erite beginnt Wontag ben 49, September 1867 nnS
idIieBt am 20. Sesember.
Ser swette e erm n fdn9t AM .. Sanudr
1868 an ilno idIiebt an Is. Ndrs.
Del brittle Germin beginnt am z. April
uno cnbet ant ". Stunt. tN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
6lorenS, %. Sept.
Garibaloi lit ii, Slre3so, 40 Meilen
Don bier eingetrofen.
g on0 ON. %. @ept.

sleuere Madridten aus 9iio Sc Sd.
Metro tnelben, oaB bie bereinigte brafi@
iian,ld <ar9entinifbe Nrmee unter Sen.
Nfitre felt ibrem Iebten @rfolg nntbas
tig 9eblieben lit unS Dor ben Baragu@
abaniiden 8efefti9unsen bon 9umaita
liest.
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nu8tbHun9 gegeben 1T. tE
100 SoIiSe goISene Sass= Abren. 49,. $25o-Slooo
10 Ra9ie Caleb GpIoznbren ~ zoo 500
100 GnameIirte Samens ubren 49,. 100 300
200 Sob Sunting gbrpnonteter Hbren $50 100
200 8oIo 0Inting Gngiib 9erers -. 200 80
$40 Sob Suntin9 Supler rbren... $50 2OO
500 9oIoene anterifanifbe S1gbsubren 100 80
500 Silber eSa9o@2epers ............ 20 $50
5 SiIbCrne Sa9b= SupIer .......... 70 $50
500 @Olbene 9amen nbren. .......... So $50
1000 @oleene eSaQo Qepiue5 So IS
100 8eri9iebene filberne ubren... 50 =, 100
2500 Silberne sSagbellbren ........... 25- so
500 Afiortirte nbren auer Arten...... 10 IS
Sober SbeiInebmer erbdlt cine ltbr nod Sieiem
arrangement, bic ibn nnr fofet, 1pdbrenb ite
$1,000 pertb {eIn mag. Reine Bart. iIidbteit.
9Bir 1pini1en, fofort ben obenaenannten prattp.
uo aen 8Drrot6 absug ben. Certificate, IpeIdbe bic
NrtteI beaeinen Oerben in perffegeIte Gnuelpppen
9eie9t unb gut uermengt geiker fno 5t ben auf ten
9ertifcaten benannten Mrtiten qegen Se5dbllng
$40 beredbtiat bic nbr mag 5000 Ipertb iein Dber
berebtat es Sud aegrit 8esnbung sn benz beseibnes
ten ArtiteI, obne Nnieben bcs Serthes Ano ha fein
NrtfeI penisera ais SO pertb ouf erem Certificate
beseibnet 1T, 10 fann man iofort feben,
DAFT 6irs feine gstterie tn, fpnbern elm offence,
le9itimeS GefGGft, an peldent 61 aud
Der gisenInnigte betbeilisen mag
Gin enseInes eertifieat pirb poirei suseianDt bel
Smpane pom Is sentss tInf flt 81, eli fir "a.
zig unb cine wertspouere 95rdmie fur $i0 binoert
ilnb cine fnitbare nbr fir SIS. Sur Aeenten OBJ r
Solbe, Die Bethdfttgung linden. y tro bier cine
feltene @elegerhett geboten. IS if Elm geebmdBig
geflbrt 9ei9dit, eeborig ahtorirt Don Der Hegies
runS uno ofteH fiir ie6e 8rilfuns. gerutbt MnS
a8risbt, Bro. u. 60 Smporteurs,
fep25 6Ntn ISL BroaSipan, Stem gorf.
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Sadion<9oge SO LII
Mlter 0eutfAer SrDen Der 6arlInlrl
s. .. 3. S
sllrOra< 2o9e $50. los. &cutlde Dot
sfelloinS


Gegriinbet: Apru fS5S
4RtsIeoersabI: 1f2.
Ebermeiiter: Ao. 2ailt5er.
q, untermetfter: S5euer.
5ecretdr: ID. Ser5ria.
S9okmeiiter: 6. HRoder.
lie 2o9e perfaHImeit fid ieSeiI 9piinerIIaa apenI
Obj SeHoDis paa.
yfaimoni0es 2oge $40. IS, 5. .. q.
4rdfiSent: Sen Bort
Slee=Trdlioent 9. siebermann.
Setretdr YfaE DinfelfpieI.
6irans=Setretdr Q. Nafiauer.
GdbasmeiIter q. Socpbus,
Dpuitor u. SIau9bter.
AiffGHt=Ronitor u. Sbper.
SGrhen %. Sbwars.
hiriteber s. S9leiinaer.
Deutfder unterltiibnngsberen.
SssrinSst: am I. sept. 1916. 5neorpOrtrt in Is ,.
giee-grdEOsnt: Safpb geiser.
Sc5dBmeiiter: 6. 4ecder.
4. Seeretdr: 2olis geoper-
2. Setretdr: G3eorg 26bnina,
geriammHns ieoen fRen 9eonfas hes Ionats.
Sdnei5er unteritiikunasperein.
@egrinpet: Rai 1857
RitelieSersabI: Al.
Hr1foent: @uitap Rieeerer.
Siee RrdliocRt: Sobn Quns.
I. Sefretdr: u. Roulon.
2. 9eoree @fdpenh.
SerfammIungeH: DonntIi5 Elm g1aI bel Ips
so9t' Sde Sef1erion uno 9berrp Strabe.
Goncorbia.
(@urefn uu6 Sbalia bereiniat J
@egrinSet: 1. December 1866.
Ritglieoersahl: 90.
Yrdfoent: Yiar 9infefIpieI.
Sice<Yrdfoent: Simon 9iebermanu.
Secretdr: Moolf 2ppemnn.
Sibiotbefar Soiepb SamneIs.
GngIifber Sibnen= DIRECTOR: ~. YomerS.
9eutf5er 8lbnen=Sirettpr &. SSraeI.
S6asmeiifer: o. gSaIoman.
CT Serein uerfammelt idb wodentIi1, 9onne: a,
Abenbs " ubr i'm 9uurtbanfe.
2utberilde 9emeinoe.
Yfarret Ggeers.
@otteSeienft iehen Sonntag 10 tIbr in Der
3ircbe on Der TarttfrnSe unterbalb
oes 2onisuiHe Sepots.
Sentfde fatboliidle Stride
Rirdbe in csermantppn.
8cttesbienft: Spnntoss llhr gRrraeus,
Sochamt: Sonutaes ubr Neoraens
SeSper: Sonntass u5r 9a5mittass.
4 Deutide Mctbcbilfen @eneinoe,
EreSiser: Serr Sobn s. gartb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

1913 gFan9eiter %. Sept.
Sertwabreno finben 8erbaftuneen
Der SbeiInebmer an Dem Nufrubr
Statt. Ser bel Oemlel6en 9et0btete
Yolisei6eamte Brett tpuroe beute un<
ter augemeiner Sbeilna6me Der 8iir<
9eri9aft beerOi9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
uiue Sfnne11ee Mtitt1pod, Den 25 September 1861.
1isf 1tmiocrft6t.


NT<ie aus BEN tprporatirnssGrtifeIn, tpeIs
e tiir3lidb per6flentlidt pnroen, erheut, 1T bic
Sist S9ule in cine 6ist II niuerf I'd t, wie fe
uon ieBt an benannt mersen miro, nser9e9anSen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

Aae, bic fitb um 3nIab bemerben, baben fdb in Der
Office bes Steparo 81 melben unb swar penigiten5
sipei Eage Dor 8e9imI bes Sermines, nobel ie fitb
GinlaB=3idets gu perfdoffren baben. vile Bills
merben fam.
S6iler t0nncn su irsenb elmer 3eit i'm Iermir onz
genommen Iueroen, bod lift es winfbensperth, oaB
es an Se9inn beiieIben sei9ebe.
Qrcf. Spbn Ogden. ssrin3ipaI.
Gbdrlee Grpsbn, Sterparb.
Gebiniet ron Der amerifaniihen Niifions= @efeuz
fiat unS Der gBeftern Sreesmen's SIIfS>gomiifion.
@. N. Grduatb, Setretdr.
Gtnein tt, 2. Sept. 1867. fep11
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

WEHAvE had the pleasur, 4 VISIT durin z
tbe past week from Mr.. Baxter, agent Of the
Manhattan Cooperative Association, of New
iork, who Is at present on a lccruring tour
throughout the Western States, on the allah
sorbing subject Of cooperation. Persons des-
roua of conferriug with him may find HIM at our
Office
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

Tar First Annual Ball Of the Bricklayers AZ
soeiation win be held at the Old Board Of Trade
Hal, on South Water Street, between Wells
and La Sale Streets, on Tuesday evening, Oct
10th, 1867. As no expense or pains will be
spared to render the reunion pleasant one, let
all attend who can conveniently do so. The
Bricklsyers are vhOIe-sOuled fellows who never
do things BY halves
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

PRIzK FIGHTiNG.-The morning papers are
seemingly doing their utmost 70 bring about a
prize tght between A iy. Duffy and Jerry Don
ovap, both of whom are now in this civ. We
% not believe that the police authorities Of
Chicago will permit any such disgrace 10 cul-
inmate. We know, and everybody knows, that
the police can prevent il If they wish, and their
neglect to do it would be cause sufficient 70 JUS
tify odr citizensin demanding summary measures
at The hands Of the Legislature.-T Journal.
But ten to one, if 1t does come of. everv
newspaper in this city viii dispatch special
rePci.er 70 the scene 81 contest, and publish
dstaiiel acc0uu; Of the disgusting affair.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28
MECHANICS FAIR.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.

Az remarked last week the articles on exhbi
tioa and the Inventors in attendance, are more
respectable, While the ocation and management
OF the Fair. have greatly diminished the interest
by scr1e means the President became discour.
aged and finally aliensted from the institutions
until on Tuesday the Inventors called q meeting.
j. G. Potter, Esq, Of Michigan, In the chair,
and resolved TO procure their own diplomas and
bestOw them upon the awards Of their own
committees.
They will or course be Just as valid and
probably OF as aueh influence as II signed bv
tbe-President
Fhe following are few Of the awards. as e.
As we have been able to learn them:
We also notice few articles In addition "a
those mentioned last week.
Fisk Johnson havea washing machine which
cleanses BY forcing the water through the fiber,
OF clothes. sitboas wear or tear. The contsiv
anee is quite .;siplss easi'55 worked, and mus
keep in order and last. The main idea bowerel
- that 1t does not siop as most mAchines 4
rubbing the dirt from the surface, but clesnsel
the fabric through and through. II has recelvel
the Hrss premium. 3. 80 So
spsT.sss 4. ~ F
1S-@-z DEcIDKD Ekfa0sxNEE7s IS
e No article in our late mschxbix Fab, q
l. L..
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

Nav FIKN.-The old established drug store
At Isl West Madison street, has been reopened
under the management Of Jones L Ryrne Mr..
Byrne, the " partner in the concern, is well
known to the large drug firms Of this city, as an
accomplished chemist and first class prescrip-
ton clerk, and We feel assured dat the citizens
Of the West Division can safely trust to their
getting nothing but the best Of chemicals and
medicines from their hands.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

FAosRxss on TIE fuSSEL--The work on THU
pubic improvement is progressing very salts
faotorily, and from present indications the con
tract will be filed to the letter. Tie masor .
is Of the most substantial character, and forms
a striking contrast to the bungne inefhcien.
manner iu which the former contractors com
menced the undertaking
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28
CITY MATTERS.

Go 70 rTrE FEsr-Bryant and Stratton's Chi
engo Business University, Is acknowledged 10
b. the best training sehoel for yonng men In che
country. Bookkeeping, Penmanship. CONNER
ciAi Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspou.
dence aud Teiegraphing, are taught thoroughly.
For Papers, Circulars, etc, address Bryant and
Ssratton, Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

III MECHANICS Tvs rITurE.--What has he.
come q !. - TIE opinion is fast gaining ground
'lat something must be lone aud done quickly
N nc mochzasrs o. s,hi@sSSn go .rx
sdvaniasas from he Legacy bequeathed to them.
" ont ~rua Of the cNdecs try to put lie into
the dry boues! Il il to be proven that the
charge retofore made by their enemies-thst
tnes prefer concert or a lager beer saloon to
library or leetsre room. is true Il certainly
looks 50 at present. There i now no ex,
euse for their apathy; the public are scanning
their action, and are very apt q form their con
e'asions aoco'dingly Cant .soniohing be
dana 49,,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

Too COMMON THRKAr.-We understand il is
becoming quite fashionable among the vmploy-
ers Of this city, when the workmen refuse 10
aceede 10 their demands TO ttreaten to import
from Europe men who will do their bidding. /"
a case Of this kind mas been brought to our
notice during the past week. master brick
layer, whose men would not submit to reduc-
ton OF wages, informed them that he had an
agent ~ Europe instructed to iu 1rt as many
English or Scotch workmen as he resuired-
some twenty-five or thirty. While We do not
believe word OF il, il u well for workiDgmen
g be 60 their guard in this matter. II, however,
alter the experience Of cur La Sale and Pitts
burgh fHenis, i turns out to be true, there is
no cause for alarm. We have no donLt they
will do IS the Belgian miners did, de
msnd the current wages on their arrival
Ne predict the builder referred to won't in
dn.gc in such luxury but once
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

To any Of our agents sending us club Of
ffty yearly subscribers with the money, we
will send Letter "a" Singer Sewing Ma
chine, the price Of which is sos. This is
an indueement seldom offered, and is made
10 good faith. Send along your clubs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

No-IcK.-Mr. Julius Rodbertus has been ap-
pointed agent Cor the woRxiNGaAS's ADVOCATE,
in Chicago Any moneys paid to him win be
ouly acknowledged.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

Those Of our subscribers who receive their
papers marked X in blue pencil, may accept II
as a notification that their subscriptions have
expired, and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwith.
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OF


TIE REcEPTIoS OF ME- McDoSALD-We IN
derstand i Is the intention Of the Trades As
semb!y Of this city to give Mr.. Mcdonald a
public reception a! their Hall on MONDAY next.
Unless circumstances now unknown prevent il,
that evening has been set apart as the occasion
when an opportunitywill be afforded the members
NV ~i'G NC v,iters OF orr yarloss unions
~ i''''A'Fy welcome thi, gentleman to the west
"'f' aH ~ho can viii make il a point 70
pc present.. let there be good social reunion.
A. an opportunity will then be Afforded Of &C
qulring much valuable information. and H.
''1ns laAen 70 secure a more cora-ect and
thorough understanding between the Mechanics
OF tn Old and New Worlds Sc. advertise.
mept il appropriate column
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

IHE CoorEa's BAu last evening was mag
niheent success Every body seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely, and the srrang iments we're
all that could be desired
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28
FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
AND STOCK RAISING,

ssss issss present unsurpassed sdus.ss-s- Farmers
onfs dsnssly scaled porsions Of older statss,
selling thcir valnsblsfsrms and max
Ing Investments Ia skess cheaper lands. which producs
With larger profit and % greater extent the fapls
crops mnon to an the Northern and Middle States.
Among The most profitable Of wealth 10 that Of
csfts raising and me business has become Immense.
Out % sis4 received sst week II the New York
sos rsn pinsis and the beef iAitened On
thsse pssirses oosesded 70 be the best I'm America
Sheep tAavs vel requiring fodder Int short reason
and cheese tncsen~ being saosewaly estabiisAsd
aissg the whole Ens.
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The Titls . these Lands II GIcars
and = Fee. si-ple frsH. tAs

co.i b ssns IN srsss ss.sAases aid shruisIsed =
TIE swss rst II tfsnsporssaiDa. Ernbsr = sbssinss
~. cAisasp. sad ne fbcsss u eaAsrn B'nsas. =
esnAa fsA Asss Sssdsrins an Brssssshs Grain 4
shippse NJ I'm n.a - saHalnps - snsHsg - -
penN ~ Hsahss - Asmf1st $50 s,T5H n atta
"a sea-~. asa sr-< - -yiss-- s4.s-s
Tnn Cz.ER1ATE ~ MEAL1.IHx.
and sazss io~sr sSsA n any <aAsr sass chsrsf~s ard
nAsss 4 N srsses shsund thro.sAsst - lsnstA md
srssaA. & nc
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

ysrsy .srss. y . pr ~. . sEsalts .hs p.sspsI.
- glss~ - SSvs-ssassss, -. To- - 60
yssuu. - - - ln1ssu>, II s4vn>ss. sasA ysar.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28
"a; Special Fruit Express Train !
INCARCERATION CARS,

runs V csis-ss. iviag Southern nnsss~ svssiag
Dsras Ne strawberry ssasoa tas svss sf I've cars
ssrs received. and the peach erD Pppes from aissss
q twenty. ave scars ~ about so boxes each. every
ma LES. 70 tbs Chicago MARKET aluns. -tss
SEQ no serss of Isnd taifed 70 ne growing VI Aus
and the nness what srs sss for sale.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28
& S.s :. 5 En- Sssss''' Com

CLASS TWO.
Pratts FIRE escape ladder, No. 1
Hess, garden weeder, MOL.
) ard Plumleighs, moving machine, No l.
Charles Whitmans, moving machine, No Q.
John sheldon, hay fork, MOI
Y. L. Rice Co., mortice machine
" Manning, mortice machise. No 2.
kice Co., steanIpump, mol.
s6ower, MOL.
. ear ventilator, No /.
Goodrich's block pavement No |.
American Manufacturing Company, No I.
Dufey and stephens, boxes, No i.
American Scale Company, scales, No 1.
Grey and Fox, ice cutter, Mol.
Union Dispatch Company, buggy, No I.
Leefer, hand pillow, MOL.
Ornamental iron chimney, Mol.
Bellows Company bellows, No L.
AHssrs. Kinner, Todd aud l.eifsg, impro we'd
blinds, No /,
Messrs. Kinner, Todd and Refer, stop for
large sash. Nc l.
kessrs Kiuner, Todd and Refer, stop Tor me-
dium sash. No I.
hessrs. Kipper, Todd and Refer, stop "a
small SASH No Z.
MOI
Lyman Bridges roofing paper. saturated. y, >.
Allens weather strip moulding. NoL
Emery heFsriand's improved lishtalhs ~
Emery 9 xsr.sl.nds improved IishssIss ssl
8 s. 2asseil, baskets. No I.
Msssrs. KisxEk Tom, and Rusz., Osm
mfttcos
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28


CITY 0B PARIS, aJa0 Tons N Caps. y. KENNEDY
CITY 0g AnTWkRP, $3.50 Tons, Caps :. hfREnOUBE
CITY ~ LONDON, s1S fsas. c~p< q DR00ks
CITY on BALTIMU8E. 2so8f. Csps. r .McgUfGAN
CRY or wAeH'N Sse0 Tens, Oapk y. J. HALcR0W
CITY % NBW.Y0kK, $50 7. Csps. r. ,. a0eG kLL
CRY o. MANcA n9Ik4 2ioe. +. Cspe. II. HANNfNe
CRY 0R DUBLIN, mo- T0nsy Capt .. EYN0N
CITY ~ CORK, fo54 fens, Capt. +. o. JON 70
Oily OF LIMhkIcK, 1870 T., Capt. @. L0CKREAD
CITY OF DURHAM. i54u Tons. Capt. ". JAMIEeoN
hpMsgRaH, SUI ross. csT. w. skiDoNAH
a ,isAa0o, is5t Ton. .csss =. J: raiLLiIs
DOgPM0&US, - fons. CAPT. ,. MCCARTNEY
TAs d The 6esy ns,l ms carrying seerass passsnssrs
bstvssn Hsespooi, Csfk md Hss f9k; aai b q ths
ssssrs<s $50 - ssz.so.
Psasaaaprs Ae.ssas1 - - tsss Il ussss nsis1in
Ind lrslsad. Aisa. V ~ Sssf q 1Hovs PIans
q cabins - viss. ssd ssseAs ssssrsd = s1vases, s
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-06-21
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE SPRING.
SKIRT

EI'IIE wonderful nexbility and great comfort and pleas
ure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will he experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
les Operas Carriages Railroad Cars Church Pews Arm
Chairs for Promenade and House Dress the Skirt can
lie folded when in to occupy small place ms easily
and conveniently Il silk muslin dress invaluable
quality in crinOne not found in any single spring skirt
lady hSng enjoyed the pleasure comfort and great
of wearing the Duplex Elliptic steel spring
Skirt for single day will afterwards willingly dis
pense with their use For children, misses and young
ladies' they superior to all others
They will not bend break like the single spring. but
will preserve their beauty and graceful shape when three
four ordinary skirts will have been thrown aside
Useless Tho Hoops covered with double and twisted
thread and the bottom rods not only double springs
but twice Tor double) covered preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great avorte with all ladies,
and is universally recommended by the Fashion Maya
zines the Standard Skirt of the Fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages in Grin
one viz superior quality perfect manufacture stylish
shape and fnish hexibty, durability comfort and ecoil-
omy, enquire for W. Bradleys Duplex Elliptic, or Double
Spring Skirt and he You get the genuine article
CAU1i0N.-To guard against IMPOSITION he particular
to NOTICE that skirts offered as 'DUPLEX" have the
red ink stamp, viz: 81. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the wastband-none Others are
genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the CENTRE thus revealing the two
Tor dOule) springs braided together therein which is
the secret of their exbility and strength, and conbi
nation not to he found in any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where CLASS skirts sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the sole owners of the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY Il CARY
my31-3m o. Chambers and 70 81 Rcade ss. N. Y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-06-21
THE OLD
Lines Of Stages.
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THE Undersigned take this method Of inform
| ing their friends and the travelling puoilc
that they continue TO run the old and well es'ao-
lishcd lines of ..
MAIL STAGES
between Bel Air end Baltimore and Bel AIT and
Magnolia Station.
The Stage direct for Baltimore vim Hartford
Turnpike, leaves Dallam's Hotel every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
arriving in Baltimore at O'clock, P. NJ. Return
ing, leaves Browns Hotel, High street, Balti-
more, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at O'Clock, arriving in Bel Air at l.,
p. NJ.
The Stage for. Baltimore via Bel Air, Emmor-
ton, Abingdon and Magnolia, leaves Forest Hill
daily Except Sundays at Cd o'clock, A. NJ ,
Bel Air at 81, A. NJ, and Abingdon at lO3
o'clock, A. NJ. arriving at Magnolia Station, on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad in time TO connect with the IL, NJ.
train for Baltimore. Returning, leaves Magno-
liza Immediately after the arrival OF the l
O'Clock, P. NJ, train from Baltimore, arriving
at Forest Hill at o'clock, p. NJ.
Way passengers will be accommodated al
any point on either route
Intending to devote careful and constant at
tention TO the wants and convenience OF travel
iers, and to permit these well-known lines o.
stages to lose none of their former popularity
we solicit a continuance Of the very liberal pa
tronage heretofore so generously extended to i'll
former proprietors.
"a .''' : ''- JOHN T. SPICER,
WIN. ANDERSON,
Propretors,