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Ct. CHARLES INSTIFUTFl, GREENVIIE,
- CARRoLLTON, in the Parish Of Jefferson This lnsii
tuition after vacation of fortnight, will be rcopened
Monday next, the LIST of September.
Mime MACE bcgs to avail herself of the occasion of making
this tender her thanks those families who
have honorcd her with their confidence and her
ance to them and the public generally that she will increasingly
continue to devote herself the advancement and comfort of
erpupis To afford them faithful and well grounded Instruction,
cultivate in them gentle and accomplished manners and
ince them elevated Of heart mind will be-
has heretofore bcen her cnleavor
and she confidently hopes from her experience with full
certainty Of success.
The of instruction pursued at the St Charles Institute
comprises everything necessary complete education in both
French and English.
The English Department is under the direction Of Professor
OF the highest merit and of American ladies from the North
who reside in the establishment.
Mime and NJ Mace preside the French s.ndes and they
refer 10 the attained by American pupils whom they
have taught the language for proof Of the excellence of their
system and their their duties III addition
intercourse with pupils of French origin Of whom
stutc has majority the other young Indies all enjoy the ad
of instruction for several hours each day cus,
and of studied conversation with their teachers.
The greatest is also given accomplishments MUSIC,
in particular is object of the livee socue tho Di
receSs and conled the known professors the city
Further particulars given in Propecses which be
procured at the establishment seq am
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ADss. SnassaeeL Reynolds.

OFFICE-No lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS ScALD HEAD WHITEswELLING, SORES and
ULCERS of every description ia3l 2ply
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NEcGOWAN's CELEBRATED PLAETA-
FORCE co Asst PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS.
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
HOUR SUGAR-HOUSE PUMPS; FIRE ENGINES;
PUMPS FOR GISTERNS AND DEEP WELLS COlrER-
VAiNEs; HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
Mciownns Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting forcing large volume Of from the
Engines small Sugar Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps juice moasses and forcing hot water into
boilers Steamboat Doctors and WrecDg Engines Por
table Copper Lined Engine Pumps worked by brake
q ozzle distance Of from 100 to 10 feet.
engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular mill gin stands etc. and can be furnished
without pumps printing houses, houses where
ompact and simple vertical engines desirable.
brick erection kind is necessary In putting
these engines to work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made
Cincinnati, December !, 1856.
Messrs Geo. D. Winchel Bro Il Co
GentsThe Pusnpisg Engine purchased Of for use OF
time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the best pumping within knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps 30nch circular
three aes and drill and there power TO spare with
cordially recommend the notice OF railroud anu
OTHERS 's s. B. MORSE, supt. C. and C. R. r.
New Orleans owe mber !, 1855. J
Office n o., OPP. and Il. W. Railroad Co.
Mr. l. Bridge S-In to Inquiry relative TO the
performance of the MCGOWAN Pumps now in use upon this rohd
they quite equal representation,
and that among the variety Of bave in USE they are
Yours, respectfully A. B. sEGER, Vice President.
| ubscrber sole agent here for the manufacturers.
| leo 3md&W ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine str ct.
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I'll Card.

Col P. F. MANCOSOS has arrived in this city and is en-
powered to act in with me- agent of the Republic Of
Nicaragua Any transacted by him in the name Of
the said Republic, will be approved,
.. JOHN A. JACQUES,
Special Agent Of Nicaragua Government
Now Orleans Sent 2S 1856 se29 2p3t
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VT,HE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO"
L. gerry STORE, No. q Baronne street. b. l.. BERClER,
Agent. r,r,r,-r,, ,,,-,-r,,
n- CHAMPAGNE, of the best brands, in quarts and pins
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors superine CoRD!ALs and variety Of Fancy Art
cles best qualities always hand at low prices
ndF Goods delivered to families free Of drayage mi2Ay
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j. BV". Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession Branches in the Parishes of
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octl6 2ptf
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tA4ttiOrt Sules..
BARLEY MA1.T--BARLEY MALT.

BARLEY MAIT-BARLEY MALT
+ 3 n S n u N" S555zE@sle once 40 Camp street.
A.. s at .s 10
1s sseEs bushels eas BARLEY MALE dAmSs sss On
board ship Hannah Thornton from New. Sork:
BI CARBONATE of soDA-BI CARBONATE OF SODA.
BY.I.. "A. LEVY, Jr, Auctioneer.
saSo d, az so ass Camp street b he IN
81 & s ob f
damaged on board ship Fanny Forester from New fot " ~
po niy- rERMs--cash. 5 Y .--z.--- seq
CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS, HATS AND DRY GOODS
#@& BY BLACIIE 4 BEAUMONT.
IA TOMEpAY 2gtHr inst, at 10 o'clock, 81 M.s
At auction ii heir auction rooms No II Charities street.
VA An assortment Of Brown Pearl and Black = ATS
9# $-ALso-$ m.tr~
hnsn Linens shit it, FfS Sns
l nn , psms oosn Half nfI ao ssck @
| |l59 a55 AT II O'clock mp;starTs22
1879 fs's o Ei hs WE psH RsGm
Blanket Goats Cloth Dress and Psosk GSaf san Snsnea
and Cloth Vests; Monkey Jackets Doeskn tainas e. s.27
RE- Terms at sale -------------
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY HOUSEHOLD
Furniture and PIANO FORTE Al auction
| by r. NJ. MoNTGo MERf, Ancioneer
! nEONupAY 29tI. inst, at III o'clock, at The
M three story residence Camp street. between DE-
| lord and ST. Joseph streets, will be sold ,,,,r,rDp ~
ParlqE Sets in Rch
sdeboards Was,stauds Eserotoires Sofas lounges cens
at s en- chr aIs nn or cp
Plate Mirrors, China and Glassware, curtains asSf '
1 ding, etc., etc. wy
One superior Piccolo Peye Piano Forte Jhe furniture "
nearly y new and will be sold without any seq
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Dep0Es,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR THE SALE OF THE
G ENUINE
DALLEY'S NIAGkCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2S2p Nos. Il and Isl Chartres street,
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/, BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE.
"@ u BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office No 7 Commercial Pluce
TUESDAY, goth inst, Mt III O'Clock a. DE-
At auction Talia street. between Apollo and baechns
streets, will be sold
BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE, consisting Of
Bedeads Arors Marble Top Bureaus Marble Top Wash
stands Marble Ton Sideoard Extension Tables, Etngee So
as Chairs Lamps Tables; Pillows and Mattresses etc. FINE
Carpets Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils. etc. etc m
EE-TERMS-Cash SEQ
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PAGE's RECoMNEND4TION.
There is popular remedy much in for various
purposes Of health and comfort which disposed earnestly
70 recommend dsntectng agent this OCCASION It i
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, and is much superior to the
Eau Sedave Of Raspal universally used by the French
Creoes 1t should be used by the and attendants about
the sick wash for the bands and face-aew drops of it, al
the same time being drank in water OCCASIONALLY through the
day. pour forer Fetoma3 during the existence OF the
epidemic. 1t is highly refreshing and exarapg and
quite innocent and II used in season. will multitude Of
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Sandusky Mans field g. Newark
EsszASs e O a ID
S. !. S !
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= Tram. ~ sois
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+ X 3 y SS si
ksaen sey = - s. f
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4s.ss $ Fts 3 M ssss ssPiss 3: Il
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shelby juno Z + y
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the Tralns on ths Genital Ohio
p III Trsn Fii connect As sandHsky
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S UF A E.
FIRn q AND MARINHI

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Insure your q opsTgy
70 tllsiLEfs &
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70, and IN po,siss In tbs
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sdEPNA INSURANCE COMPANY
3oF HARTFORD, CONN.
3 I -, I,,, 81 MN r. an
WITH a PEtsHEEUA4 t44
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4 81, - Ia 80 ssorn,,y
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" CONTINUES g lake RISKS upon .ne most .
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1oE-gni 5Iiell huidin Main street.
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.DA.'' j Il ..aIgA.
II SAN 81 SIS.

yitii aIsri ,heiE
f,ff7l m ~ Ike trade eeorie
~ fi- 81 rs ild ths the
ro,ite Tt Recommendations i5r fasnies With wagons,
bs7sE. Al flnitnrz In psfficulnr Hct fail
to iss silsfeilon. li tey reach he
BORT of dessinatior-
= = :. Ho.D, Agent,
lI.ste-.., Cleveland. e
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NUMBER u
CITY BIZ j. IS ESS.
sEisSiNa.EEs,s5Is - 0Olks sl6 6tsRasEskslh.


It also y sets Pc
lsssa ssss eass q hs
e I s s S s nRl9ss SSsf @ o s5 i5aIsSs s
The foIioping nerslants bankers kc ID WheelnF hess-
tpfare ainE Iak have - But
~ s q sl.rehsn aisch5hsess
BaHk q wheelag Rank q Alhesing; osees ienefae,a
2s @ oD Isle
Ionse Kelt HopEay Co; Razsell aIrAieei Gordon.
Essa { eliss Il Stout Lamb.
POI sale As anannfa etureFs prizes BY
(yx hss s 4 HsEs IS.s Asssir.a J. .A,I.
Greeesg corner sf aIstlst ana Quincy sfrssts. a
sssstsd IssS ssisSs esass. ssss sissseh
Ground l.s yanalg oaeeolates
1sass 9s5saes d S9sSa, S9ssss,
I Itpresiai Tea,t Ashs,s
s.ss,s ss.sssSs ssys9n Tee, &c, y ssssissiia,
o6i6ngS q Is lRFeSti Touatoes Il
Breakfast fsss.t Elsst sstaN lssrsies,
Enslshl Spit reas, psssstssd Ginger,
~. bsls = iats. ssagbefry syrup,
peteSa1e Bsarias 4 EsnsEaf la.,t q srtesa.
Scotch ssasss snS Isl sls
silssd fsiEkk s HaSsss' siSss sestsA
wsreestsrshir Sauce, Jo.ssoss s,s Lump Chewing
Araerinan Mustard, tTobaee6.
above stock has BEEN caIeiuiis seiectea IN tic
andWe invite our Iisnds ahdthd pabs
g eau and sxssnirs % ssll
nise u 4 EDWARDS 1 aRo,
CHG cESHst q SaSs PLANO FCRTEs
ssssh sess se,.
tone any touch BE ths
S ,s eS alsISessgs and
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l. COLUMBUS. o.,
Tho most AZ ssEns.issA Ansli
81 al TERsls:
EI.t GouFse, fsclndiqg az eL 5ooss
kefg, datd n -
sHH RIefoRs take great pleasure
u ior ths ing and sssi
cess which hare Of their since
srtisr 20 figst ar6isat sasIilsler the
and
experienee Of the Principal, and ochner
assistea by edleatsa and gsn!ls
cot ION e.iSn. b. stal eSerelsss
.sas. s.ts bs s.sr Mi routing
sssssa II a, Is soss iargs cosamsrssas
fs ss nv e
N ahdlon 70 Of Asstst5
taihshs olio, 70 ssalasscial
e ses e
ssrs sssFs y
IS uron aercsai IssoEys
ef ainent Mem Gonil &C.
Poltcs Eeonoas AeFeantie faN, Ethes q Trade Part
14s Ega1IzS DsP4 R9aEgNT
fot optne 10 Institton 10
~ gaici or eoutse IN
't, "a add mat 1s ila
tefin 9nf hes mt asia
e ssoss tssosge, sesassas
ctidr aferedlfsFs % slegs; 81
AIMING me Es ms tqoF
ne take pIeasufe In mat
ass s. hooK of re
sss dfder. H ha5 tad gseat eSietenee as an AS
~ 80 y
49, AIIEg ~. y,
IOniN A9DREHsf7
pKesident q & tenspn Coilege.
Mo Nah i5 ecqdife Edfcng
4 eHeses
edge aid In teaching added q taeesl lcunt.ng
AasS ss - ~ Pm ~ AZ,
r. ps sfos 81 SSsh6lss saIe And isetaIt stesehAnl 81
u II iisssd q essfsI gs..e DatlS OF o.
noes ~ ~ q .gesdi
r z IFS, ssesT eoialiihus Ca siidCo CO.
e.B. .afs sspSs Ileql IIss ?. Y lisss Cos.
F5r iail ssnd fos
~ E1s q = LSI5fo1s.
Baltimore
COMM Cl1AL col lEGE.
Il, EaI0gED 10 tie spaeous New \ ALI -. l9l Balti-
iafliei aad eonsealeses ef
nallse 1s sasl ysat ubahrds N -Four Hndrsd PnpiE
have ef IA eFefy STATE In
tas unlon, sheain tFAny asnar
ishhae1f.
Ho5 ID al its nnnefons forms; penmenshp,
-aFidts stties; Mercantile ciituiatons "a al er Bns
N liz rest scrniiae snd practical
ulnner.
Il : aessefis he faeis here osred
the aefstion or 11ihei hlsinss education unsur-
passed
Eanz lIctlrl rr15tsits regularly sfafleyed 20 IN
sfluc u H. lI'Tstenf Dep ill enis
pafcllafl Eiite aud REEVE cirenlar BY mall
o. K cHA,fHFRIfe,
.n Frtsldelt.
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Nh n q WIN Oh Lin

sf srsar iids rooms IN Hortnreo,.e 2 -.
AZ SlesI oss 5,ss
elry ~ ~, Is s BUSH u s9eir1 3
~ ", ssid ~ ini eork aiseys vasFsnsses =
share % 9c " fssaIsr vi ~ ,tes suss FiIlins,
Teeth, ine9alns asrsin ne best ara Eless
cisaAing and eAlles aii'7
saanre1- ror PAR rtctl- t..
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''9s ZIM5iER ! illtil d IBBoT'So SI'S 81 liS9's g

zlIIfIrUI4y4t91S33eIatJ1 J1-D7O = NJIY35 3.sllI4
yxyoTLp their friends, and the
fA. Eenefaiys they enet5 store
the Of Union Streets in the room
by w Robtf where they intend to
fun supply of RoCEfsIEs, and viii take
9at e At mare
Es carry on theirs All AEERY, and
ready 70 m the orders Of ~ old friends, as vel
"a ilffsst 1t1t
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MA.THE EiVY lSiclN -A1A,

y Al'srs III ssTJI MILL
SsRS @ I'm t5stts and l3alee klsy,
oErcifIE Tux Y 1907, M II eel
nrlss uSIa IN Caeli for CoFn, y t9esss 9tS
rHE s 6 5;i5 ~ Is & q ~ s'H
w - - ~, ~ N h selling to the Sest sue
IT AS 5sen sbrs iooss north Aonsef
inF on o. sgEiss s.s1o sl5os s THOMPSON
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nFFICE Corner of Main and Quincy streets.
ett 80 --Entrance from Quincy ST
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
1io TIE SO U1HsAaG IEESItt
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Wheeling Savings institution,
lRR163Fs. fslsl m AIN s,Er. -

OFFICE open rom 2 oePcg until p. M. Discount
NJ day-Thursd 10 O'Clock, =. sf55-.s. sstl
~ Monet reserved on Transient deposte. 1ntefestpaid
on special depoSite8.
sox, DAs,EL sfEEsRpp, JAs b. MARSH
K LlsT-plHEcTdls ~
q NJ NELSON, President
WIZ MCCOY easdrer. las 5asl y aug21
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krlp III Deaiers In Misceilaneons
1iedlesi hdoioeieal and sehool Books Stationery,
X m p1ner aud window BlidIlA - -
School Teachers, and 9th
efs q e lowest rattz t1 Bodkst0Iei corner pt
Main and uninl Sfreets, ~ q q q .tlls 81
aus - WHEELING. Va.
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s6E7t lsfFi eE stock
Wafohes. 3 eVT Ell Fy, S5ilyerWates

"a NEW md beautlia article. Alson inyuse e silver
n Forks and and Ivory HAnd4ed kfityes
sSSI5fs - 5rt5tft n lets aud 5ys The iiblel-
80 l,st ~ s,sss a ~ ]. K DUs,EIA1f : Co
No. . Monroe street.
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DAILY, Per anny,pl. Z. 800
sTHi-TEEELy, per ann qla'r sss-, f106
WkEzLI, per annlila z - - - = = 49, =
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IRA SP ORT a TIl o a
Cincinnati, gRiInli ton and
ZanesvilIe
I55S2, "a II , zI5s O

o. Pc NJ n IIsRs 0gJ g II
DIRECT ROUTE 10 oINoiNNATI AID TIN. HEsT
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RRDUCFIeNSeF RATS TO AND FROM
New York. kshi lad q PhiR q Baltimore
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.Cineinnati, va lning gton- g -zeneg-.

The Adams Express Company
OFFICE M'LunR HOUSE,, wHEsI rzc, va ilf
f5zt5fs55sa s7s5EFsSis ll[ll
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ahe 1llhrtLilla 1ntfIliaerlrer.

Z IS PuBLIsHED ss s9ai d
nAILY. TRI.WKEKLY AND WEEKLY IBH4
"a n a n r 80 O. % J.
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lb7VIgd rs 1sz5't7 "a 2 1sZ,l 7777 n
Gonnectine on tie East the and Ohio Rail-
road. Railroad oil o. lSheeligf
and die ~ MOI.
and olunbnr for an parts of nc South Vest sPa
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sfsisis closer.eeii and u do Ipst
lsS5 ard sesssis y ~, 3
I'M tiFoas cree ssss,isl
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fUR stock f and is our Intention To- keep itye-
bg epnatspt Adaitipnp thfoushont nc
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n, lisias aiaa NeStssgss on ,ok SSCS
-, on l,insi. 100
..l,,t Sefs5ra q NJ stuck f90tia
1fllv
THIs lGpaiPASS tff fEeFs ISsuAAScE3oN -
ding5 Merchandise ON Yes
Cargo ght, Ports and by Iakes
Rivers. Rates, tie LIBERAL
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
European Grain Trade.

We copy several articles from the last No
OF the Marx Lane EhDress, which we suppose to be
the best authority in England the subject of which
u treats The concession is clear and full that tbc
stocks IN England and the continent are very low.
and the probability is strong that the price Of gram
viii be high throughout the year. There will. mo-
doubt, be temporary depressions During the months
Of heavy delivery, the spectators will take ADVANTAGE
Of the glut and reduce the price This was the case
last year-it will be the always. At this pon,
the supply is usually in excess of the demand n ,e
months Of September and August During the seed
ing season IN October aud November, the deliveries
are hgh' ana the price advances. In December and
January, the supply again exceeds the demand and
Adepression ensues After that time. If there be n
foreign demand, the price again advances until b,r.
vest This has been the usual state Of the make,
here for several years II was somewhat affected
last Spring by the operations Of the French Govern
ment, which, by throwing large quantities upon the
French markets at once and at different times. dis.
turbed the market and depressed prices As France
viii certainly have short crop this year the same
operations may be expected again, unless Louis Ma
poleon should break, which, without wishing him
any harm, we pray may be the case
10 ne bdifor of nS MARI Lane hmm,
SW The sudden reaction IN the wheat market this
week yasuses the anticipation expressed in my letter Of
the 10th inst inserted IN the Erprcs this week that
the rapid falling OF IN the supply Of English wheat would
cause 81 advance IN price. apprebeDd are upon the
eve OF bringing 90 the test the accuracy Of the views 40
compceny expressed by Mr. Card Of the state Of the
county IN regard 20 the adequacy Of last years crop
rth 'he help Of million quarters Of foreign corn
70 supply the demand Thata hiatus Of some magnitude
hte' o. ct-i between the cslau- Ton Of the Old and
'"' A''eon u The new crop, no one At all acquainted