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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01
VOL VINO. $40.

Docs CONVERTED INTO SUGAR.-One of the
greatest discoveries of our day, says French
paper, is that made by Claude Bernard, of tho
constant formation of sugar in the liver OF
animals. Feed an animal how you will
with food containing saccharine matters, and
with food containing no traces of them, YOU
always find the animal has, from the blood,
formed sugar for itself. This sugar, which ID
secreted by the liver,is like all secretions, un.
der the influence of the nerves, system; you
have only to cut what are called the pneumo-
gastric nerves, and in n few houra all the sd.
gar vanishes. IL
The amount of sugar thus formed in every
healthy animal may be increased by certain
influences, and then it gives rise to, or is the
indication of various diseases. In one disease
the quantity is so great that M. Thenard ex-
tfacted l5 kilogrames of sugar, (something
like thirty pounds) from the secretion of one
patientl Real sugar, too, and of irreproach.
able taste according to Boussingault, who
tasted it. But now attend to this; what na-
ture does in disease, man can do in the terri.
BILE theatre of experiment. c. Bernard has
proved that there is very small region of tho
spinal column (by anatomists styled the
medulla oblongata,) the wounding of which
(between the origin of the pneumogastric and
acoustic nerves. proyokes this increased &C.
cretion of sugar, and if with sharp instru.
ment you wound q dog or rabbit in this place.
you will find that in a little while sugar has
accumulated to an immense extent in the
blood and liquids. What effect this new
source of supply will have on the price of
sweetmeats is matter yet to be determined.
This is certainly progressive age. Convert
ing sore-tailed dog into so much loafsugar,
is one of those scientific bounds which can.
not do otherwise than give eclat to the age.
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New ORLEANS, August 90

The Steam Ship Charles Morgan has ar
rived at this port from Galveston, Texas-
Among her passengers are the Hon. X. ].
Walker and the Hon. It. Butler King.
General Smith had called for six Compa-
nies of mounted troops, and the Governor, it
is stated, would promptly respond to the call
Walkers Pacific Rail Road contract has
been signed and sealed.
A letter from San Antonio states that the
Indians were organizing large expedition
against Mexico. a.
Texas has gone almost unanimously for
the Maine Liquor Law.
The crops in Texas were very promising.
PENSIONS AND BoUNTY LAND CLAIMS
The most important change was made by
Congress at its last session in the bounty
lands and pensions to widows of deceased
soldiers, if they apply during widowhood,
whether through the death of the husband
performing the service of any subsequent
husband. Heretofore, in case of marriage
after the death OF tho husband for whose
service application was made, the law forbade
the allowance of the claim. As amended,
the law now gives the land or pension, or
both, as the case may be, to those whose
claims were thrown out on account OF sec
ond marriage, in case the applicant has again
become widow, and is now one. The only
widowhood requisite is that she must be
widow at the date of her application. This
fact is important to many poor widows
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FREE BANKS.
Bank of Memphis, Memphis.
Southern Bank of Tenn. do
Commercial Bank, do
Bank of Nashville, Nashville.
Bank of Middle Tenn. Lebanon.
Exchange Blk of Tenn. Murfreesboro'
Bank of Knoxville, Knoxville.
Farmers Bank, do
Bank of Tazewell, Tazewell.
Bank of Dandridge, cambridge.
STOCK BANKS.
State Bank of Tennessee, Nashville, (old)
Planters Bank of Tennessee, do do
Union Bank of Tennessee, do do
*Farmers' and Merchants Blk, Memphis do
Mechanics Bank, do (new)
Citizens Bank do do
Bank of Chattanooga, Chattanooga, do
Bank of Ocoee, Cleveland, do
Lawrenceburg Bank, Lawrenceburg, (old)
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, do
*This bank suspended in ls47, and was re-
cantly rovivpd and au1in suspendpd on the
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*This bank suspended in lS47, and was re-
Gently revived, and again suspended on the
22d instant. The new notes were mostly
circulated in distant States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

Married,
On Monday, September Is, by The Rev. VIM. s. Baich
Of Blescker stree. church, Mr. DANIEL F. HILL Miss
FRANCES ELIZA, youngest daughter OF Thomas Featon,
Esq, all Of this city.
On Thursday, September IA, by Rev. j. A. Mexican
EDWARD JENKINS 70 REBEccA MARTIN, daughter of the
late Francis aartin. all OF this city.
On Wednesday evening, September 20, by he Rev. Or
Milett, Mr. HENRY j. WEsTCoTT Miss MARY ELIZABETH
SUANERsoN The ceremony performed at No 30S
Brooms ST. Get, the residence OF tne clergyman
On FRI ay, July 2s, Mlss FLORA SUMMERS 10 EDWARD
JULIAN ANDERSON
hark ston papers plesse copy.
IN Brooklyn, on Wednesday. eptember 90, BY the Rev.
Y Cutter, D., BENZ s NORRIS to Mise JANE PAGE
beth Of England.
Birmingham Journal please copy.
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TTvHE HERO OF LAKE ERIE-rHE ABOVE TERRI.
- ing sto,s Is nov being poblshsd in the Ga,cen
psfer in the word FIR sale II ali tie nook
stores aud news dspots. GRET& CO., Agen.s, II Ann
street
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dead -soMETarNG FOR EVERY MsN.-CLo1HING
holes ale ard retail "A large and fashionable ssock
for fan winter at the Id and fayorsby known stand
Of pEyLIN JfSsuP, a3 and 35 John street. Of
Nassau street, Nss York 10 all who wish decidedly
tcIs nd AZ the lowest prices this house will prove
prea. curtalor 81 yesrly expenses 60 and see Yol
may purchase yoa may not In either case yon viii
doubts y J. have also large ana complete custom
de osftmept where You can have your cohDs made -
oder a. nrch esr Tran merchant t,l0fs pr''es, AMI
ws,ysrtoa ~ Tease 70 ~ cases ~ - sae y. Cap
tairs rt ana taitlsrs ~ 50 viii ia bs The very
81 ns.e Va he cs % fFscoTa snteti =, snh 4ntia
p. & nad. rats ouint etrg 6Df1 prYnytiys u shar
roire tlotl te s.ut b sg-ese - any pr Of III "a
t.t states or taAsles.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF or POLICE, SEPT q, 1884,
~ owners are wanted at this ofnss for remnant
Of satin package Indie rubber, dress home end ops
gid watch, suppressed 10 have been stolen. Also one
pocket book containing money ard ono trppt, found
GEO, W. AZ -fsEiI., Chief Of Police
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Four Hundred Watches MT Aucus s.-Great
xale by order Of the recsiver Of diamond jeweiry,
Watches, &c, On Tuesday septemser "a and tns four
fcno Sng days, a. tie saes,oo, l6 Wall street. az IL
eseb day. EDWARD SIN .2ENICh, suctionesr, 10 Wall
street.
The Great Republic Dining saloons, l3
fultonan As Ann strsetsTke praprietoss che above
establishment respectfully intimat that in eomp.ncs
With the wishes of many Of their cusousrs prices
shA be reduced on kondsy the 25th inst to what they
originally we're. BRANCH d co.
You arc very Diniculs 10 Fss, Is an Express
ssp heard at GREEN'S shirt estaehshment, No 1
Astor House dis idea Is that shr made TO ct men,
not to ut shrs consequently his shirts conform
The figure whatever it be- in al ana under all
eucumbt>nces-
uAr Dye and oixA.--BacneIor's C<I< DRAFTED
As dye 10 BY all acA nowedgeo the best In the world
Rooms at ". a BATJHELOR's hair dye, wig and oraS.
&srtkl hair factory, No. 233 Broadway.
Rupture.--aArsh's Patent enc onlv r .ss,, N
care gass-Marsn Co. have just received ls.ssrs
ystent fer NaSshs radical truss, that took the
see II has received the universal Of the
neocai ana surgical psofession of this city and viii
ssfe mine oai Of zen cases Of reiueble hernia All per-
~s are cautioned sgaiost infringing upon this instru-
sssnt Open from A. N. until Q p n MARSH L CO.,
SO. AZ Maiden lane.
The Greas blood Purificr.-Dr. Roses Sar-
kapDha blood purifying compound purines aud enriches
ne blood strengthens the Coz s.,tuton drives of all
mpiss bes frd sOrss gives color and Gloom to the
paid cheek, souns The 81 aud from beOg Of salov
nus soon es,cmes rudy and healthful Quart bot
tee, I'll small bottles, SO cents Call at ld2 Fulton
street, opposite st. Pxul's church
swcdish Hair CREATOR, an Exquisite Ponaade
sRo hquid impartng to ths hair softness and briian-
o. unrivaled l. il prepared in elegan. large sz.d
ottes For sale by the principal DRUGGISTS and at the
0spot, 81 Broadway {. E. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
DE. Roses Celebrated Family Medicines arc
in great reputs They will cure consunption coughs
colds nervous affections ami all pain Dr. Rose is
Enlsr ply sicsn and his medic be had OF r. Fl.
IA fsEohN, l62 Fulton street, opposite st. Paul's
church
Who suffers wish Pain s-Can ON II. H.
HAklSHORN, iG2 Fulton street, opposite st Paups
church. snd get bottle Of r Roses pain curer only
f2ac., &c and Soc bottle. II any pain in the
stomach or bowels burns, sprains, pain In the sides
bach, sore throat or sore mouth and toothaches
Get bottle ara atop the suferirg
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FINE ARTS.

L,INE ATS GENTLEMEN, EITHER RESIDENTS OF
IL strangers, desrous Of proc urne ue oil psintioos
richly framed may make selection ct moderate prices
from extensive and beautiful collection now road
GRUMPY, No. 81 Cedar street. corner Of Broadway.
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CtBEAP slLKS AND DRESS GOODS ARNOLD CON
y stable l. Co, viii offer on Mon1sy -le aJ Instant
large lot Of desirable silks at gret educed prices
and call the attention of ladIes par to quantity
Of striped and plaid silks at 5s and well worth Is and
So do. do do Is. and 8s well worth % and los: lot
Of plaid do. measuring nearly ard for Ts.; rich and
elegant silks Of their importon at prices greatly
below their value all wool printed de LANES from Is Cd
IA great baIgsios; raw ks and plaid goods of every
iescri aon equally cheap Their stock is complete In
every depar and the whole win be offered at prices
IN accordance with the times. B. Their fall mporta-
Of their manufacture, sale at 81 Canal
street, near Broadway.
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Call atIycn's and behold

,
His prizes, coined in bro. ze and gold
10. Lynn ms recrfvsd fonr Worlds Eair
medals for his magnetic pow der the destruction Of
iuseets without poison Central depot for the powder
Aac tbe Magnetic Pills for ra's ard MICE 424 Broadway
and at SO Dock street, Phiiadeiphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

HAIR Dye and ~isA-BarneIor's C<l< DRAFTED
As dye 10 by all acA nowledged the best In the wcrd
tsh Wholesale and rsaib applied in nine private
resns At ". A BATCHELOR'S hair dye wig, and orna-
3srtsl hair factory, No. 233 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, A LARGE IE-
81 sirable assortment of plaid, bro-he, and ouitre
b.ops, comprising me of the richest and most de-
abe stylee Offered hi season also ayo;e Of Nos.
IL to % plain double face ribbons sill OF which will be
sold ches fer c,sh by
HOMER, "a AMI &c John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

M ATRIMONY MADE Easy, OR HOW 10 WIN 4
VL Lover.--Professor LAYTON, Boston, formerly q
London win send 70 any address, receipt Of dollar
post PAID plain directions TO enable ladies gentlems
70 win the devoted affections OF Of the oppositl
their hearts ray desire The process IL simple
but captivating, that AL may be married, irrespecv
east Il be arranged with such and dscacy thu,
detection Is impossbls Address Professor Lwton Bos
ton Mass No letters tsksn from the Post Ofbce unsS
the postage ia paid.
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You are very Difficult TO FIT, IL an Expres-
sion heard at GREEN'S shirt estaels hment No
Aston House dis idea Is that shir made ct men,
not to ct shrfs consequently his shirts conform 20
The figure, whatever it be- in al ana under all
circumstance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

:>ALL CLoAKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREAT
Z oTening day. fr the fall season, is fixed for Tues
day 2Ch September, which occasion be will submit
FOR The pproval Of his lady cuAtcmsrs, large aud select
assortment Of novelties in imported ard home made
closls and manta Of velvet, Goth and satin in all
qualities, plain and embroidered Ladies will do ell TO
aspect this gnacent stock, before purchasing else
where. GEO. BR0DIE,
81 Canal street and 90 Jispenard street
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AT P. COLES, 500 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS
"A above Union square, just received lot of cheap
black and colored silk; also, lot of fine plaid mernos.
Has constantly hand full assortment of housekeep
ing goods, which viii be sold at the lowest prices.
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(tLOAKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BULPIN, 1851
- broadway, respectfully to the Ia lies that
his assortment of cloahs for the present fall trade
ready and he has much pleasure In observing that du
ring his recent visit to Europe he has AIKEN advantage
" the extraordinary depression existing in the snuac
turing districts Of France and Germany to make such
extensive purchases and contracts will enable him to
place tefore the public most exquisite assembsge Of
rich and costly novelties at prices before heard Of
single inspection OF his stock will be thorous bly,
vincihe Of this important fac.. Paris Mantla Empo
rum 36l Broad ray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

TNO LADlF THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY AN
l. LOUNGES to the ladies Of New York and its vicinity
that his Drawing and Pantisg Academy is open eyery
day a. sell fer ladies' classes private lessons, in
which he gives instruction in every branch of drawing
and painting Please call for circular, and examine
paintings at hi0 rooms, 494 Broadway.
PROF 8. SCHUSTEY.
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INDIA AND FRENCH SHAwLS-TdE SUBS JRIBER
i invites attention to some of the most supreb and
costly specimens Of India cancels hair shAwls exh
bted in this city also to unrvaed selection Of French
cashmere and broche shAw both long and square, all Of
the newest and most recherche designs and at prices
coincide with the present pressure Of the times -
GEO. BULPIN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium 3el Broad
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INDUCATION.-A YOUNG LADY, FROM SIXTEEN TO
IL eighteen years Of age, vii be boarded and educated
in English, French, Germsn, &c for email compensa-
ton and Der assistance teacher in school in this
city Address September, box 200 Herald Office. va.
cancy for one>pr two pupils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

I AIDES FANCY FURS-BULPlNS FUR STOCK FOR
the sppros hing Is ready and CON pr.ses
most superb sssotms Mt Of every fashionable g-r snt,
viz vctoriues tpyes, riding boas. capes, cloaks
dinsf, rrufs and cuffs in Russian and Huds,n's Bay
.able martin mink, squrre, ermine, genet chin
chla, baum martin, &c &c ali newly manufactured,
If choice and well seasoned skins and a. extremely
cerate prizes GEO. BULPIN s61 Broadway.
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Tn. TRUCTION IN SPANIsH OR ENGLIsH.-PRO.
i lessor VINGUr, of the New YORK University, will
instruct IN the above language by Application his
Office ia Chambers street Terms for person, 81
each lesson for two 81 co. for three 81 49, and for
four a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

VIZ ATCH LOsT-A LADY, IN PASSING FROM EAST
w Broadway, through Market and B,yari streets
to the Bo~ery st yesterday morping from her pc
gold wa ten and CHAIN and gold pencil II being very
highly valued git Of deceased relative she will give
the value oftbe walsh to any who will return It
ia East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

r, OVERNES.-WANTED SITUATION AS COVER.
N ness by Rdy from the country, with q fam "
where she can secure good home Address " Union
square Post Office.
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r ANDSMEN WANTED FOR U. s. NAVAL SERVICE -
IL Apply Immediately at the u. s. Naval Rendezvous
No. Cherry street, one door from Franklin square,
from 10 till 2 o clock.
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HOTELSs
LNAGLE HOTEL. CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND Will
IL liam streets, only ono block from the City Hall
containing two hundred and fifty excellent lodging
rooms, where gentlemen have single rooms At %
cents per night secure favorable terms for
the vint,r.
II OLDRIDGEs HOTFS, 7b9 BROADWAY, CORNER
III Of Clinton p'acs conducted the European plan,
oers great inducements to families individuals wish
ing hapcsor ely furnished ano neatly kept rooms with
without board in public private rooms Location
central. healthy and fashionable.
TIOTEL no IEr-rHE HARRISON HoU r, NO. 2ss
III Chestnut street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Philadelphia, containing sixty hve rooms mostly large
with every modern convenience. The adjoining property
be had, giving together lao Apply to JAMES
W PAUL, 961i sou,h Fourth street, Philadelphia.
TT,Hk RREvOURT ROUSE FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
Of Eighth ss.--This establishment conducted exclu
7ey the European plan, has restaurant attached,
Cor the accommodation Of ladies and gent lemen
siding in the hotel Dinners and supper will be provided
~ al tines at short notice, either in private
IN the restaurant.
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- above hntei Frii ay September o. 1854 between
tbs hours of ar half past NJ light overcoat, Of
olive cloth lined with black silk IS reward viii be paid
by the subscriber to any not connected With the
hotel who will return it md he papers in the pockets
him JOHN BRE KlNhIDGE 81 Wall street,
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X ROoERIEs BRASS KETTLES, MATTRESSES, ROCK.
street. Greenwich, green tea in h. boxes coffee
r scSnapps, brandy, wines, cordias, in lots TO suit
nuyers iron safes, segars tobacco ce, sugar indigo,
&c. W. A. CARTER Auctioneer.
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FALL FASHIONS.

DARS NIILNERY.-ARs CLawsoN. 60 CANAL,
y street, win open Paris fall millinery on Monday,
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M EMOkANDUM BOOK LOsT-fROM THE READING
lu ROOM United states hotel containing certi6cste
OF opposite in American Exchange Bank payment stop
ped for five hundred dollars In favor OF Capt E. Hop
kins private papers, about twenty dollars in
bills Whoever has the memo raodum book will be enyi-
TED to tha money by returning the certificate of depoe
aud to the office Of the through the Post
Office. Address box 1928.
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TOHN YOUNG, AGENT OF THE PROTESTANT EN-.
q po, ment Society Carmine street. has opened the
female servants registry 5 Bowery, to ensb,e him to
supply the east side Of the city and Brooklyn with
wants Subscribers to either have the advantage Of both
offices.
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4 MOTHER LOT OF CHEAP SILKS FROM AUCTION.
N "A T. STEWART & co. will open on Monday,
September 25 SEQ pieces Of Silks at Is cents per
yard They will be found the cheapest goods offered
IN the city The styles all new comprising strl
and plat is N.B-Thc same arrangements of last week
will be made In exhibiting these goods, the left hand
side OF the Rotunda. Broadway, Chambers and Reade
streets.
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G1rS Partner WANTED WITH 1HIS AMOUNT
pl Cs in very respectable travelling business
The business coDssts In the manufacture and sale Of
Article OF every day use Apply this day to DECKER
CO., 81 Nassau ~trect, room No 0.
l(AK1NER WANrE0-wfTH FROM %, 900 to SIC, 000
either 'ilent or active, in good, safe and prohta
be busness tbst viii pay from 1000 to $4,000 per
snnnm. secrsss W. A. g Herald ofl,e.
no AL ~ u IT. con 4 rms NAY KNOW HFHT
a bY that tie 60 arinsrahir u Nathansan Z HaGmiu
dissolved % III. 2st1 august 1854 1hs business
istspt and t'aracied b. Nashspsa, 80 Maiden
lane. NATHAN5 An
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AZ NwRIGHT, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, REsrEn
Iva fully informs his pupils and the public that he
viii re- commen . instructions the pianofnte ths
18th instant AL communications addressed to No. 2
Abingdon place. corner Greenwich street. viii receive
attention.
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1loBrRTs 100 BROADWAY, CORNER OF NINrn
Ii stree, has just oenei a splendid stock Of Preach
COOS consis Of French bands, collars sleeves
ard chemsettes choice stock OF Valencennes lace
60 d. which win be sold at the SIN slest possible ad
vsbce.
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OucE--IILFR GRANT, 81 BROADWAY,
IN having their complete assortment of rici acss
and Paris proideJies iovte the attention OF ladies' to
their stock, The fl Ito sing Of the articles now
bsn6ValeDcer nes lsces from 1Od up; Point Al
guile and Point &c vepis colarf and laces to match
black hread aces and oupcss also Collars in fine Paris
soik, ana bands match; embroidered and lsce cars
bsck collars and sleeves h4udkerchiefs &c NIB
caton black thread wells from So so to SEQ We
ing stock a. jootipg prizes.
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NOTTcE HAVING COBPLETED OUR EXTENSIVE
~ arrangement for 'ts present season. " are pre-
varied stock Of csrIespgs, oil cloths. &c, to be fouud
in sny estsb hmeat One Of the arm, now in En7ope
velvets Brussels tapestries &c which, osether With
hose rurchstei e. the a.e heavy anton sales weSe
enabled 10 place st unususy low prices. Ladies would
find their interest to call examine fo- themselves
LORD & TeYIOI cor Grand and Chrystie stres.s
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ITO CLOTHES AND MERCHANT TAILOR5 "A
Il young man, just returned from the South with an
extensive Southern acquain and ample experience
wants situation in respectable clothing house.
or custom CUTTER salesman preferred would
act in the capacity of both The best gwen
Address, with real name, D. c., Broadway Post OHice
post paid stating where an interview maybe had.
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A LADY IN TIE SOUTH WISHES SITUATION A
teach the various branches of Epgsh education Wit
the French language. Addfe ss, postpaid NJ, care
Professor Mccarthy, Wilamsport, Warrington county
MARYLAND.
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EXCURSIONS.

SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE HEAD OF THE SOUND
~ touchr at College Point, Whtesone, New Rochelle
ana Glen Cove The new and splendid steamer GEORGE
Law CAPT Albert Shaw, wf male an sxcursion every
sunday daring the summer 70 the above places leaving
street atok Twenty eighth street It or Am Return
ing, viii leave Glen Cove at 3 p. NJ Fare to College
Point l2h cents Whitestone, Is cents; New Rochelle
24th, win be the last excursion OF The saason
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MIR. AND MADAME NOEL BEkGIER'S FRENN
1l and Engish boarding and day school for yonng Ia
dies. No. 500 Second avenue between Eighteenth an
Nineteenth streets win reopen Friday September II
stage is attached to the establishment for pupils ~
distance.
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MADAME A. COUTAN'S FRENCH AND ENGLrsI
IVA boarding and day school for young ladies, No ~
Fifth avenue corner Of Thirty FIRST street, has open
ed on Monday, Sept. II. An omnibus ia attached to tn
institution.