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the HURRICANE.
THE wolfEN,s SrIMMISG SCHOOL.
Novel Exhibition CT Nntatorini skin In the
I,ullic In - Him In o. l. nIL.I-

Novel Exhibition CT Natntorini SKIN in the
Public Baths Floating ENtra0rd,n.
Yesterday afternoon, in the free bath at the
foot OF CHARLES street, y. r., Mr.. Krack's yoru.
women rurns engaged in swimming races ana trials
OF skill in the water. Admission was gained by
ticket and at O'Clock, the appointed hour, large
number Of persons oiboth sexes generally Of a very
respectable appearance, assembled 10 the bath as
SPECTATORS, the males being placed on the roof aud
tie gentlcr sex Occupying the lower balcony.
For some reason the sports old not begin until
nearly halfpast o'clock At wi oh time tie eones.
fonts made their appearances, The ilst exercise on
the programme was race for silyor caster, twice
around tie bath, distance of7OO re-. Tho entries
we're MaTv Jane Hin aud Su- an Waters, the former
of whom won after spirited contest. Several
young girls, from Is 10 10 years o. aye next plunged
IN, and swan around the bath twice for the fun
Of the thing Several gave out before the falsh and
die race excited very little " 'erest. Three women
then displayed their skiil In toati.g. They hrst
1ontci from the top 20 the bottom al the bath,
distance OF ITO feet they then turned around
shgly several times In tie water, sll on. their
each TO the others shoulders, and In this manner
again esctibcd the length Of the bath; finally, one
OF them stnl kept On her back aud another Crept
TOP other and the first, TINS weighted down, hoIled
about the spectators applauding.
Now came another race Of the same distance as
Jane G Us" Stevens Anna Price Emma Carey a Iuey
Fisher, and Catherine Underwood. Stevens won
after Falant struggle.
the next thing on tie programme was diving from
the top OF the bathroom railing, seven feet, aud
Jumping from the ROOT, tweHN feet. Thea came
diving and Jumping backwards and forwards and
SIDEWAYS rolling sideways OF the platform floor, and
turning summersaults in tho water.
The next thing was Trial OF endurance 10 swim
ming for long time under water Then came tho
science of the day fancy 1yure floating, bv our
ports They lay on their backs and touched toes IL
tho form OF star, and in this position they padded
around in the wItor In circle.
Arer the distribution Of the prizes, Mary Jane
H TIE winner OF The first race, addressed the mul'
ttAic, and after this the as embluge Dispersed
Next week the bathing season at the pubic laths
wi oh
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nr. Russell writes TO the London z.m.s under
Date Of Doncacry, Sept. o:
And let our soldiers and s;,to'meu at home make
note OF thi4 Tho s.ue uf that battle C,e4ul WIS lie
c.ICd solely ana cntlrcl, by artillery trg. Go not
~ 70 10 Say that II TIE lTu sian armies an the
tioons OF ;"c allies BAD loen nrou:A, TO deal with
the French army of Marela 81 Mac Nahon tAcy could
not nd woull not have beaten u with ugsstt and
a. one, so cfectusy. No one can pretend that the
French army coull escape from the cons Of the net
wi ich Won Moltke, Won Rlumcnth1, and tie mem.
b ~ OF the Military Cabinet Of tie ki,r o; Prussia
woye round tie unfortunate Marshal, OF
show how the subtle perfection OF the strategy
which enabled TIC presiding genius a. the Read OF
IA list 10 Put his finger, days be ore on the very
s.ut on the map where MlcAahon v's TO be broucht
10 bay, could DO eyadei and frustrated. But what l
assert after long examination Of IN, battlefield
yesterday and actual ohscrvition O! the progress
q the action lisclf IL that bnt for the decided
suDCruTty and terri Ole effect Of the Prussan srii'-
levy FIRE the position at Sedan could rot have be
taken witt out IN appalling loss OF life, whereas 1t
Was Won at comparatively small e@peIse OF IT in.
French artillery that result was due.
", kgow 'Ec able direc n OF Our ertilicry at
home l. bent on rafing radical change IN our s,s
ten Of ori.ahce. ! do not know Low far Col
kdyc has vet carried HE ideas into effect, tut all
artillery Officers are aware that the brccch lead.
ing system has been condemned in England, ard
thal strenuous effort, successful OF last hiss been
made to adopt the mnzzle-load'ng steel gun and
the shrapnel shCll II Col AGye hal the hattie
field Of Dedan think he would have been snaken
in lis strong conviction, if anything could Shake
It. speak Of him with the greatest
and inquire before re carries a vital ctange-to in
quire into tie circumstances OF This battle, an to
see II he il nos Of the opinion 81 tho iall.n I'm
pCro-, that twas " TO tee superiority OF artillery,
MT in numbers, but in weight rtu:e, and precision
the victory was due | do not know what the
relative merits Of the Armstrong and Of the Prus.
san breocl-loaders may be, or waat may be the de-
merits " our time and percussion rlse, but IL is
quite lear that any attempt 70 af9rt the Fteaeh
muZZlo loading system, anything Ike II, ought
be re5isted Enormously until a careful inquiry mas
established its superiority.
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rsnncs.cc Railroad, urdcr the Hammer.

NASHVILLE, sept. 2l.-The State Commission
ers have decided TO sell by auction, on the "a OF
November next, the States interest In the following
de iuqucnt railroads, receiving state bonds iE nay
ment: The Nashville and Northwestern; the Gin.
ciHnai 4, Cumberland G'p, and ChlTlestOvn. tho
CoIual Southern Eiscncd, aud kentucSy, TIC
Memnhs, Cl1'ksviile, nn1 Louisville tn Knoxville
and Kentucky; the AcNnuyl AM Manchester ue
bamd; the Knoxville aHi Charleston; ne Hend -
son and Na.hyiLe; the East Tonnes &c nd West
ern; the East Tennessee and Western North Caro-
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INV YORK, Wednesday, sept. 2i.-No beef cattle
frryea to-day and there was no demand for tue few
9ucG-ngel' or i,:.iofe 60 Iehans. ana i& o.; ~
and Ambs were aiiod 70 about ths same nun,rr leld
oyer nom te.iay, and trade was ANA iEg5 sc ior
sheep, Anl axe for lambs. Twenty four carr or 2t5
hogs arrived cIcnr for saahtcT0Ts, The tone OF the
market was We X, and 1--we hogs were nonnaly quoted
a. S.sJkc. v n while dressed were seliIuE 4. llAa
RIG, with lev PIGS Atl2kc.
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the new Board Of Direction, the old bondh oldors
are TO be requested to surrender the drst mortgage
bonds held by them, receiving In lieu thereof 20 =
rent. in drst mortgage bonds. % q cent in second
and 25 cent In stock By this redistribution, the
Company will have 70 y cent. Of its first mortgage
debt for construction purposes. The Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, holds tho fist bonds to
the amount Of s8,OoOOOO and in order to complete
the scheme The consent Of the State must drst bs
obtained. Whether this will be finally gained is a
question involving at the present considerable
doubt Mr.. Frederic A. Lane has been recently
elected to the Presidency Of the road,
The gold market has been inactive, but firm, con
siderinR tho Hrmnoss OF bonds in London Sixty.
twos being quoted at 900. The fact that the specie
export was larger than anticipated impaired some
hrmness TO the premium, and the price advanced
from 1iSH at the opening to 1874, the bulk Of trnns
actions being At 113%61i3X, the sales al 1885 being
limited. There Is nothing in the present condition
OF the market TO attract speculation and the deal
iugs, as usual Of late, were conducted without
spirit or animation. The Government sold one mil
lion gold OF 1885 to 1i9S1 bids for Which were
elected to the amount Of t3,69000O, at prices rang.
ing from l13 % to 1881. The following were the
rates paid by borrowers for the use OF gold 1-Gi
and i-82 OF y cent per diem, and
8, 4, aud o v cent per annum. The
Minnesota t20.0OO-a total OF eiJ066s. The total
celringe at the Gold Exchange Bank were S9i30g
COO; gold balances, $3.50, j2S; and currency bal.
anccs, 81 ,i6l ,2j1. The principal quotations were
10 M.,... 18G1ii5P. N. ...llsf a P. M......i13y
uijA. M".iI3T r. n...".1l3gl5P. h...tie1 bid
Foreign, exchange has been dull. ana rates wero
unchanged Prime bankers ~ days' bills were
qrutcd nomirally at 1OaEnt09T sight, 1lOkQt
11QH and commercial, 10JIl)9h.
In lie money market the supply on call has been
ample To meet the demand At aud N cent, W tn
executions at 4 y cent 10 the leading houd dealers,
though the bnnks were generally asking e. The
currency movement II small and Irregular and not
calculated 10 have any apprecisble effect upon rates.
In discounts there Is less active demand reported,
though there is q considerable business done in the
way Of redscounts of Western PAPER. In the out
side market fair business IA reported, prime com
mcrcial acccptauccs moving AT Z to 81 n cent
The Government bond market has been strong. and
III. her ON some u the new issues in sympathy with
tic advance OF bonds IN London ana the steadiness
81 gold. The Government viii purchase two mil.
lions oi 2j- to morrow lor the Special Fuud, which
had tendency TO further sustain prices The mar.
set closed firm the basis mo-. dli07s for sixty.
seyeps. Henry Clews Co, 80 Wall street, report
atop NJ. as fuli VS.:
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Say what we will abolt tue gonsrlitia3 OF dress,
We can never again induce symgatiatic mankind %
return to ne GARDEN OF Eden COSTUME or de lrnse with
larlzed the wealg of hats that they coustit ne the
GROWING Tlory OF wedressed man. fan aGd Water
fashions are now out-Afu.
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WHAT IS He Coon FoR Can he become u law
yer, phy s!ciaL, clergyman, an artist engineer arch
teCt, author, merchant nitchanlU, or whhtp Have
tut description by good phrcLoioErt, ald the
fact will be revealed Examinations daily al 80 bIoad
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CAUrIoN.-An persons are hereby cautioned
against Infringing my letters rsent ior impr9yemens
congress dated July II, lSi0 All lntngeIs will be pro-
secuted according ~ law. Jons BAcnELDRR.-AIb.
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In state bonds the feature. were Tcnncsse6s and
Missouri WI icb notably strong, tue last men
toned selling at gOf. new Tennessees, GJ3.R61h /:
and the Old issues, G2ftG!h. New North Carouas
steady at ~ Old dun at 5tf, Louisiana s. trm
at e. and new at G5, California Is selling at 112b
AVID Michigan ca o 1873 l00 city bank shares were
dull with sulos OF Ocean at ", and Park at fG2k
There was well distributed business In railroad
bonds the Union and Central Pacifcs being most
active the first named selling at s2sgS foi the fret
mortgage, and - ior the land grants Central Pa.
clhcs retaining the advance 81 yesterday. p0B. We
note sples Of Chicago and Alton nrsts at iJ2 Toledo
and Wabash hrsts. 03: -, Isul seven ttrcc.tentLs
cOhycrt.hlcs, SO nfsts Of ColumbUe. Chicago and
Indiana Central. e24l ISL. and Alton and Terro
laute htsts at yS
On cyirel quotations New York Central stock
nuciuatod between W G43.; scrip. e1tISsl.
Re1diue, EIGt97: Lake shore. 0254 0p3% Wabish.
b2E1 527s Northwestern common, S9GS2t /, (: urc.
lerred 81. q ST.: Rock Island. 1l5t ll1G. s. Pau
couiMCn, ~ LGiI: preferred Sih ,eSlis and ono
and Mississippi, 8h1Gi4. Al Cue Boards, New
Jersey Central sold nt l0JA Ohio and Mississippi
preferred. 30; Delaware. Lsckawanna and Western
iNiia diSN Fort Wayne (ox-dividendl. 031, hi
n"i, Central 1876; Panama, ny; Morris rnd Essex,
sh4rca we're moderately active, tho principal doll
inas having becu In lHcihc Mail at 421tGl43s,
Weston Union telegraph 3iEl3ia. and mariposa
preferred, 1CA1siOE Quicks lVer sold at D. EX.
press stocks were lightly dealt N, United States
selling ~ 354 American, Az and Wells, Far.o's
SCRIP, 3. C.Osing prices az Il. ~:
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seckelman from SIMON e. secsolman. II ia not lawful
for HIM to marry again during Mary scckenana lie.
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Younger by twenty years 10 the Appearance OF the
OF hfty. or the lady Ot-nevcr mind how sun.
Hers-Ref he or snG has charmed awar the gray haIs
with lhAlons ALA Pleasant clear ami tiAnsp went
Ao ga,lt an
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al. hn BIC: 2R he Go S ca so .&a .?3'
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A.-Styllsh uqts at popuar prices
BURKE, h4nufaclu,cr, l29 Fulton ".
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Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa
Ter 81 Chambers 81, near BrOaiHay hone genuine
hnlI nrAuHhL.
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DRAKE SNAIL Nv. On Monday, September ~ nv
The Il, y. nT. NJ. NeletSulth Commander Andrew j.
LrlEc, O., : n, to Charlotte j., daughter OF Andrew
A. smalcy, Esq, OF TINS city.
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.Eurrka Mineral Water. Saratoga, superior tC
all Others. For sale by druggists, .,,,, 1900
Hudson r. n. r. dcpot, Varck ST., New YORK.
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JOINTS Ia this city, on Monday, AUGUST l. $50, ny
Judge lachari I, Lauemote o, ne Court OF Common
Phlkl r.. IN ms city, uu tuesday, August 80, lsi0,
nv Judge Charles l., MCNEIL of the superior Court,
Dolnl NJ Parkcr IN lamps Parker,
SIG kELNAh.--Iu this city, on Monday, September
~ BY JudEo BaTnArd oil tho supreme Court NARY
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The stockL oders OF the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
way COMPANY will, on the 1874 proIimo, eject three
directors In place OF Messrs. Aspinwsl, Aisop, and
Anderson. The transfer BOOKS viii close on the
siIh instant. and there Is already good borrowing
demand Tor tie stock.
Tue transfer books Of tic Boston Hartford and
Erie Railroad are 10 DC opened On the 2sth mss. See
advertisement
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Suslntss Foiltts.
Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder.
Kills CockroGohes, Water Bugs.
ktlls He'd BuCA Ants.
Kills FlcAs Moths

Lvon's Insect Powder vii do II, and nothing else
viii. Look out for frauds In buying, Buy none that
does bear the signature OF p lion. II you GET
the right thing Il is sure death TO all meets.
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Marine INTELLIG ENCE.

hIYIArUKH ALNAHAc-THfs DAY.
sun rlses..,,,5 a. sun s. 81 Moon rises. %
mon WATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 70 Gov. leland Is Hell Date. 20
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SpttiaI Bottles.
WAkNOCK g. CO.'S
sEVEN.DOLLAR HAT.

SENEN-DOLLAR HAT.
GENIUS, EXPERIENCE, AND FACILITIES
SEEK ONLY SQUARE COMPETITION.
OUR SEVEN. DOLLAR DRESS HATS
WORTHILY SUCCEED OUR FGYE.DoLLAR pEARL
SUMNER HATS.
PURCHASERS OF THOSE WILL APPEENAIE
THESE
OTHERS HAVE YET TO ENJOY A FIRsT.CLAss
HAT FOR a REASONABLE PRICE.
WE COMaEHD THEM FOR
MODEL. TEXTURE, AND FINISH
Gents. Boys, and Youtl Felt and Cloth Hats roa
sonable prices. wARNoCK & CO.. $40 Broadway.
Loss OF. Sight ASD HEARING some.
times restored. even WHOM all Other rcmed % have
fai'ed. nv modern electricity. Drs. IyFs POWELL,
INIMITABI.E cutter of hair aud whlskers. Studio
10. % Warren s. shayns loci oes, work only.
oe!EMEal 5l;Ahh c PnRA iywTfFNNfGtiss..
AIADAMA-tNtra cas-, 80 II. Sent 81 lafo.
Aiss0llI-t las No. b.. scot u, IsU.
/. z, 81 80. s., %. S. Il. 2. 4, rs, II, o.
UCKN-EXtra Class No. 81 sent -, $50
q, A.. u, 81. Gd, @. H. ~. 10. 90. ~. a., o.
kENTUCki -Class No. So, sent, p, $50.
20. n, o. 81. 10. a., II. e5 S. 10, e. I, So.
sentIn the above aud also Royal Havana Lotteries
j. CLuIE, Broker.
100 Broadway i51 Fulton st., ana . fark row
ROIAl HAVANA LOTTEHS.
Prizes pad m gold, Information furnished. The
highest rates psd Tor doubloons and all kinds OF gold
and silver. TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers
10 Wal 81, New York
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6Lt durf.

SEPTEMBER MEETING
rLnF FFE{T%o S5TbsqqGGTI .R,I
MoRRIsASi1, wEsfcHEsTffR COUNTY.
Tg sgJi.Rs.l J E sns Z! zE III,
Horse ca.' Leave M,Sm @Tass q each the
PREMIUMS, $500
THIRD DAY.
rHufNsSpSS 7ps siE!ffFfE2afp ites igo
Dor n0F'ei Ss 9s G t ss7s l. ne n'' 00e
Dayii Blanchari Boston, enters Oh e License
Aqden; y. enters 6T. s. Charles l. Loew, for
pas Mace, y ). cutters b. & Confidence ,.u
d Pnicr. LoEG Island, eaters b, s. II. ", Genet
rouRra DAY.
FRl "a t-s FEEFfFFH 81 h <, i,7o
F' horses ; meyer SG of1 ~, go & tae ' 'O
= Roden y 4 e g Asw BeT ca.th, x.wr,
scl hoy. formerly Nrown Prince.
John Murphy, FleetSooL PARK, enters b. m. Lady
James Dougrcy, Jr. Troy, enter, b. m. Fannie Lam
! :, Bowen, Boston, enters b. m, Lady ELS, ,.,..
For horse, that never beat @ ,5i6 to the FIRST horse,
YIN Ea9s bd SG' y 1 s@e, , Gso,ss wilkes
W il. Bobt. Piiiade p6ia, ehtdrs y. n. Lucy.
John Murphy, Fleetwood Park, enters b. .. Henry.
~ GENERAL. REMARKS.
All lne owe races milo heAtr tntee IN i've, IN mar.
ncss, exc, turc 80. I. which win be two miles aud
repeat ~ harm "a, aaI Wal De conuuC,ed undoT the
Tults of The NatIyuAi Association.
Gt". open az O'Clock 4. NJ
Single admislon a, nocTtrs charge for Grand stand
carriages fr,e,
Tran, by the New York and Harlem Railroad viii
leaSc Nu 81. uHd an SY $3.50 aud U.u A. NJ aud DO
.gss y Es' ana SHg T cave Mor'"na aud Mel
The Park within I'VE hundred feet u the Harlem
depOt at MufilsAuin.
kAccs 10 commence at $3.50 r. ".
BY order Of HENRY DATED, President
Pools sofa every evening previous TO the races at
Fleetwood club House, llI IloadRay, between iJth
and ilst 49,. BY JALON AUMELhDNKE.
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TOhfI1U3 STAIRWAY,
,-. 'l 'at tlos Of Tho dccuyity four years ago D.
'le luiy Treasurer and MS chosen AIDS,
= ''. 80" wsr mad ended, snl men knew
" I..- %, pelce had arrived.
b '.' l.c. FYs AT the crest OF the isand
, '".. N Csc haist upon my Rlze ! most lovely
...., ihGfu Vas tue broad Pos nae, wind
&C. "l.N ltc &. ~ ovor rocks and sro1ls: AMI
4 h'..h me NOISY str'am breaking over tue
T. .N 'us sound If. WasuCylt" CrCs,endo. Then
, "..t -UrOIa ills in The di7i0uce, and here
'.t break m IT, mOtulOuy thit seemed 30
o. 80 ".r .at sIadcs and g., les letOud the roar
H. .'0fs. ON the summit OF tue lii, which |
'''-' '' s..cs I -gesoHie winding, 10 und
~ ESCANraEST or TENTS,
y I' .-'u-ln' as those Of Walenstein's Lager
u ',.''" .ca q gdl1Xy o. Ocauiy as might have
E.' ~, .Hutl mld Twelve uliicns fair en-
s--l &c. 'ew vhra the grand picture Of the
n1a '''N' N'' 0'''-'' "' N'''@"n VI N'I
,, O.e iry in "ammoc't aud slumbered a. Il size
Xxx. 'l 'urnuu-e nie vita q sauce Of syrup OF
uit"s, %. snc s,0red like gcuu porpolst. An.
~. N NM w. a lee side was vide aSakc, aid sang
"s n'riuila % TIA. las aionz lne fcOopOd aide
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Tiis Is d hastY recital u the incidents Of a most
glouOus aiyeL. ur9 10 which lOt Onl received Dc.
Ngh, FOL en- Ortaipul ~, but had DE Satisfaction Of
fnlnc tuat lie gone tOilers In the fiscal de art
meHt Of TIE Government have not been neglected
al the season Wien they most need rest aud rsaxa
ton,
o. TIE day after the breaking M OF camp Gale !
at Nc Treasury y u4Ttucnt and Cuni the General
COZ IN r "a bic bed, hi tulrtiugS aSsuacei some
What by ue presence and care u two or three f
rAe wood r"nrhs " the previous day lie occupi :
q splend,dy fIrnshed sui'c Of rooms In the extern
q N. where, when l par,ed with han, lie VAS TIE
oUjos. Of TO greatest care, be orc preparing 10
mail tA.s icttef had the pleasure TO learn that the
gallant % gsnl,SGsn OF threasepre and ten Vas
Hard 81 HaIk al liA Aecu TONED deAL-
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n'on - 7TV.7' TUINIT0It OtIu IE aVI VTIVV' IV"VF
Ian ANY lOueG Ia tue CttF.
pkALY 4 Ct NNINGHAh,
~ sd AZ. L az soihtk
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EINNS'S f.-nrepng mis- day La
ID dies ponugtF, hllH, c4thcrs, noN.,d.
BlANS, ~, Ntetlwa, " Eta!r6.
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Velvet costumes will be distinctively ele-
CANT the coming season; and those who cannot
afford the Lyons article VIII oe faln to console
themselves with tae silk faced velveteen.
The new cloth and velvet cloaks simulate
coat and Taistcoat of an old-fashioned style
and cut. We talk about novelties" but in
reality everything we get is resurrection of
some old DRY bones of the past.
High bodies for winter house dresses are cut
with position basque formed BY one large
box-pleat in the lapel at the back: Pointed
waists do not advance very rapidly in popular
favor. The principal styles worn are cut with
a deep point in the back, which springs out
over the tournure instead of lying close to the
figure as formerly. Hoped skirts are trifle
larger, but have not yet got beyond eighty
inches.
very pretty. They include green, blue and
Humboldt purples New gray waterproof
with bands of the same cloth in darker shades,
stitched. JENNIE JUNE.
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Nem pnbIlretlcns.
T1HE ONLY UNABRIDGED PEOPLES
EDITION,
THE LIFE, &C., OF ST. PAUL.

It IS due to the publishers, whom the subscriber
represents, to say that the "People's Edition. Of
this great work ts prepared with much care and
labor in pursuance Of the plan OF these writers
and under their auspices. 1t is greatly i'm
proved edition, and substitutes English for the
Latin, Greek and German quotations, so as to
suit readers who, as Dr.. Howson says, though
well educated, may not find 1t convenient to
refer to Greek or German books. 1t Is not an
American abridgment, but an English reprint in
clear and large type, with translated notes. 1t
may be farther distinguished by It's leather bind.
ing, an introduction by the Rev. DR.. Bacon, Of
Yale College, whose abilities studies and travel
eminently ct him for the service he thus renders
This Edition is, In truth, q peoples Edition." q
book for the million. national blessing.
sep2-fmwS. WA. THERRBLL Agent.
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The HEALTH OF CHARLESTON ANS THE FALL
TRADE.-It is matter ofcongratulation among
our citizens that, notwithstanding the eAces'
siye heat OF the summer, now near It's ciose'
the health of Our city has been and IS so eS-
celleht. The .'early birds" among our country
friends AID customers are beginning TO make
their a., ycarance, and declare that they have
never known the stocks OF our merchants and
jobbers to be so full and attractive. In fact,
Charleston is prepared to do big business
this coming fall and winter, and, unless all the
signs fail, she will have it to do.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-07

Tv1.yp N.y1GATIoS-THE STEAMER Eliza
HANcox.-The Savannah papers state that the
fine steamer Eliza Hancox Is now en- route fol
that port from Norfolk, and will be placed Oh
the Charleston route, stopping at Beaufort ant
all intermediate landings. She will also rur
to the Satilla River, Darien, Brunswick anc
way points, making weekly trips. The Eliza
HancoH is frst-class steamer. Of beautiful
build and commodious in all her arrangements
She is also noted for her swift sailing and sea-
going qualities She will be commanded by
CAPTAIN s. W. Burns.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-07

MASS MEETING OF OUR GERMAN ctrIzESs'-
Tonight, in the hall of the Academy OF Musc'
there will be grand mass meeting OF our
German citizens, who desire to give public
expression Of their deep sympathy for their
Fatherland IN tie struggle in which it is now
engaged with France. There will be several
prominent speakers present, who will address
the meeting. The assemblage will also, at in
tervals. unite in singing some Of the songs OF
the Fatterland. All are cordially invited TO
attend