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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04
Zeal estate for soIe
ITO CAPITALISTS and GcT1I,
Il TLERS!-A LARGE aMHn NJ ny IUAL SET

u N.Y. hl
- - N TLERS!5A LARGE AMOUNT m pShL SET.
on oaLE.7f or The purpose Of insurins EsrAfl
yt anu encouraging actual settler 10 s mvestnesa
;yi "n. t 10 for the las, & .As
associated themselves as General Agent. ~ Louisiana hsvs
SALE to Capitalists, and the very mss aho now offer h.
iaVotaole locations at the South ARE q, inrhs fr
world. improved lsnts r. ~
. Many OF these lands are now In the bi,h.s,
ton aud producing from fifteen bundled =, .e culn,.
POUNDS Oh seed cotton, from two thousand No thoQsI
red pounds Of good merchantsble sug,r ma
rom nifty TO sevenyve gallons OF together VIII
this. profitable crops OF cereals invite 49, n addition
o St may o. easily raised hys ae.a
winters require so much housing feedug "a ns and se,es.
Ihese lands are situated In the State, al Trehsoa
oaina' mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Tne''ee Az
them on or near the Mississippi Red iers. many
ST. Francis rivers, and other navigsbs ys,a White ~
roads ahoTding good fronts aud opportunitv nd nj
and Easy access 10 market. '' oi sobdin.o,
:. Vessels can be dispatched from New York q, .,
snc ports, and landed with full cargo on Wy 9TH. A.
Bayou Teche St Marys Parish Louisian, e osnS' u,
highest state OF cultivation before the u,r ooohtry u.
ty aud beauty the only spot It Is believed e.
cane Is certain crop In the United staes Ire 'he sasr
successfully with the product Of the Vet go can ecnps.
yellow fever AID miasmac diseases are Asd. Ia
gion except when introduced from othe, L.oI, In n
che me c.iISsS = eslmy and pleasant all the va.
with abundant labor for hire All invite ;ma yr, Ma
patton. immediate oceu.
Such an opportunity for investment. VA, O.v.,
IN this cOLAtTy. w 'eloie olrfx
They viii offer also large amount, ~ No..
suburban property; improved and uniuorovJa ny NJ
storehouses. city residences, and country viz, 5eat
Tor town saw mills, and country stores e'sos ti.s
For further information Maps aud D,,,,,.
Te os " 'e once q ne gndsrsigned At Hsn,
Asbnes'ee. X I, BEIHELL OF pea
X. c. BRlNKLEY Of Te1s.a.....
CHAs. P. LEVERICH, Pres Bank If N.wv
LEVERICH & Co., Com. Merchants. Ma MY
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18th THOUSAND.
DORA DARLING:
THE DAUGHTER OF TIE REGIMENT.

Price 81 so.
HThis IL one Of the entertaining and intensely inter
estnq stories which the has produced Dora an ore
nal character placed in ceusianees oi great hoNe1 "u
exciting pictures queness" -, OIL.
tale Of the romantic and thrilling with stirring IN
cidens that Illustrate the power Of human sympathy,
Womans tenderness and Christian effort. IL carrie. the
reader through the battlefield the sick wounded aud
diving and holds his attention with increasing force until the
close."-I New York Observer.
this emphaticay the book of the warto
intensely interesting that cannot lay It down after having
commenced i, until the last page is turned
Sent BY mail receipt of price.
Our Illustrated Catalogue sent b. mu free receipt Of
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Gorscs, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ now in the three large entrances No 80
Broadway and No. 10 Crosbyst will be sod at greatly re-
dnced pr 800 sets Harness. several secondhand Carages
c. WITTY No. 40 Broadway
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of GENERAL UTILITY and
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
BE 1865 the premises the valuable Iron Properly known
THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with I, 40 acres
Land about 600 good Farming Land cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland River fifty miles above the
mouth, in Lyon County Kentucky, embracing large ana
complete Rolling Mil, Forge with twenty MODELLING tles,
Machine Shop containing Lathes Boring and Planning Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine 70 separate nom MIL,
with Gn-t Mil attached, large War,honse Dry Goods
Store Brick Office and large number Of Dwellings Tor WORK
Also about forty thousand bushels Of stone Coal ana
.iIty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
Tie above Iron noss have been IN successful operation or
number Of years and the reputation Of the Iron il rAo
superior Charcoal Iron yearyun passed by msnuiac-
tory In the United States The facilities TOY obtaining rig
Iron superior to any establishment IN the West there be-
charcoal furnaces within to three miles OF the
Mill capable Of producing or eight thousand 'un' OF
Pig Iron yearly ..
other articles are unsurpassed 80
Shipments Of iron be made 10 the NOUN oil the Gum
berland River all seasons Of the year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The ROlinr Nil Forge and Lends theennto attached al
Tools embracing Mill Forge and Blacksmith Tools and weigh
ing Scales be sold credit OF one two three ana
four years from date, with approved security and lien re-
tanned until the purchasc money Is paid.
il is Understood that the Of the mill lands and nx
take the wrought ron and cast iron scraps stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools corn nay mules
cattle hogs iron safe fixtures in Office wagons carts
medicines and cash ut fair valuation two clslner-
es,a leu 10 fix valuation they do not agree, to
cal IN third man.
TIE Object Of sale s close said partnership egee
ably 10 the articles Of cOpartlership.
CAPITALISTS wishing to invest in profitable IRON properly
will 10 well examine the where competent men WIZ
b. ready At all times 10 show the property and ave
until day VI sale HlLLMAS bhOlhhho'
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Boaro ano Rooms.

4 WIDOW, with commodious House. pleas
auy located IN grntee ne ghboThood in BFootlyn,
lines of railroad running 20 Fulton South Ferry.
will take THREE FOUR GENPLEMEN TO BOARD.
Uuerceptonshe references required Applicants may inquire
Of Mr. CHARLES II. BAkER No. 50 Wmtehall.st. l.. W.
PARKES, No 2O0 Broadway or Nh GEORGE CALD.
NELL. No Vesey st., Astor House. New'fork
A GENTLEMAN, Wife, two Children and
\ Servant would ilr to RENT part Of FURNISHED
HOUSE in respectable location, would board with
fr-cla.s family Tor the Winter There will be disagree
price to the right party. Address r. Box No l9
Trbgae Olhcr.
DROOkLlN BOARD.-A highly respectable
ID family ttpiscopai.nl living in hrstclsss Housr con
yenient to all a. Ferry, would like TO LET fARLOR
AMI three SLEEPING ROOMS to respectable Gentleman
aud Family Tor the Winter None but those desiring to make
permanent arrangements need apply Address with reference
NJ w, Tribune Office
BOARD WANTED for the Winter by a Gen
1 teman and VIE in prya. family where there are
other boarers preered best Of reference given terms mod
crate. Address W. W. O., Box No. 4, ~ L. o.
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faw Grbools.
Qeaebers.

A FIRST-RATE ORGANISE and LEADER
~ Of CHOIR desires suitable position. Also. LADY
PIANIST and SINGER, who understands the science
well and practices well desires position TO teach aslc IN
school family in New York. within days ride. Is
lady has thu beat Of references, and VIII teach st
reasonable price, would take pupils At her home in this
city. Inquire Of j. A. NASH. No III Sassau-st.
fNEACHERS WANTED. Principals and
Assistant. for Schools snd Seninaries throughout the
country Address all applications for Tescher 70 the Ma
tionsl Ieschers' Institute, No. fs6 Broadway, y. Y.
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Mem publications.
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UNITED STATES SERVICE SINCE TnR BREAK
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

ITO CApITALISTS.-Val OIL IA kht
VersnEo Comfy Pa. Tor SALE cr ENCHlNGE 80
property. Two wells s'rcAdy sunk. yielding 20 .n
per day IS per cent - which Wi! BE- fo.d W.. -
Ope-quarter interest in all wells sunk on ms Es
for SALE with the land. The health Of we $500
the cause of selling. Addres, Ter two days w. ''
Office.
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1nstrnctioil.

" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,
"a isa reliable Educ ational Bureau,
For all who seek wellQualihedteacher
FOR siding teachers TO suitable positions
kof GIVING Parents Information Of good Schools
For selling and renting School Properties.
- Al teachers should have Application Form:
. ~ Every Educator should American bducauoHH
Monthly Specimens by mail ,or ~ cents. 80 60.
j. w. SCHERMERHORN, Actuary. No. IO otanu.%
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W. III Ems anu NJ AM Az Ih4.n- ..
Il For SALE. the two HOUSES srd ful. LOTS Ma ~
and rs West Thirty hfth.st PAiladeigha bFck herb =
thrcetsry basement and cellar hiyb stoop the os; ~
story and cellar with the tw0-sory Sind ElAG LsiA
LlSHMENT, 5JN28, OF rear. large STEAM EObLh =.
an ENGINE, siSLofse power with gas s,esn see rs
pipes may be had with the above. Likewise e llA LO
No. 827. with the three.s,oyy and cellar COIIAOL o.
Directly In of the above the two ioursiofy ana -
brick HOUSES Nos - and "a " esi Thry-siHis't s
the hreestoTy and cellar. brck BUILDING. FnH y ~.
adapted almos, any Kind Of Manufacturing bu''ues. -
No. 4!6 fail LOT, with private bncA STABLE % Toe "a
West Thuty 6fth-st., Ninth and Teuth.syrs o. -.
ONElLL SONS, SIX Manufacturer Nc. 81 0l'-"''"'
Ncw.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
~ Stockbrdge. Mass The Winter Term will begin TUES
DAY, October l. Send for circular. y. HOFFMAN,
Principal.
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Il IT II UT IVNANL NANNY UNDI Il Z D.
IL LISHED S3.-HIS WORKS. embracing Ors.ions. Lee
tures. Addresses, etc, SO WEANERS WORKS Hopes
and HELPS, Aims ard Aids and Ways Of Life -. HAND
BOOKS, How to Write" 4" How to Talk How to
Behave" and How to DO Business in large volume
So 25 RURAL MANUALS; comprising The House"
s'The Farm" 1.-THE Garden" and Domestic Animals"
s225 THE SCIENCE or HUMAN LIFE. BY Dr.. Ora
ham, with biographical sketch Of the author, - So FOOD
AND DIET containing suaysis Of every Kind Of Food
and Drink. BY DR. J. Pereira, 81 IS. EDUCATION COM
PLETE embracing Physiology, Animal and Mental, Self
Culture and Memory. one large vol, 80 Address
FOWLER 4 WELLS, a89 Broadway y. Y \. B.-Messrs.
r. L. w. supply all works on PHONOGRAPHY HYDRO.
PATTY. PHYSIOLOGY, ANATOMY, MEDICINE.
PHRENOLOGY, PHYSIOGNOMY, PSYCHOLOGY, and
the Natural Sciences generally Agents wanted.
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WANTED-MEN of business habits, with
w small capital to travel In New.Jersey, Connecticut,
.nd Newly orb best paying business in the hed Apply to
q. c. COLBY, No. iGt Broadway, Room No. 10
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Jnsirurtton.

A FAMILY SCHOOL for Twelve BOYS,
~ at Riverdse. the Hudson. For circulars address
L. NJ. PHELPS late Principal Of the Mount Pleasant
Academy, Sing Sing, N. Y.
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sELIAL. ANovel svo, Paper. 20 cents.

o. HARPER / BROTHERS will send the above books b,
mail postage paid any part othe United States reoeP
ofthe price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

Il RFNCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. school
FOR YOUNG LADIES, no. Al West SiNteenth-st, New
York, vii reopen Sept 20 Mise KENNEDY receives yerl
limited number Of Bourdiug Pupils who are under heI
every facility for acquiring thorough and accomplished edu
ION. Adlress a. AboXe for liIcnATs.
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CERMAN-AMERICAN INSTITUTE; Your

AMERICAN INSTITUTE; Young
" Ladies. Department No. 40 West Twenty-seco nd st. ;
Young Geutesuen's Department, Nos 800 to s'i west
Tyeniy-thrd-si-The new :eTm will begin on MONDAfi
lth Of sept The Principals viii be ready TO receive bay
Scholars and Boarding Pupils from the 1T Of sept Regular
school stages will facilitate he communication with the east
EN- portion Of the city Copies Of the Programme containing
fall particulars may be hal At lyison Phinneys NO "
Wasrrst at y. Westermenn No. 440 Broadway At D. W.
Chn.'eru's No 7fJ Broadwuy and az tie Institute II.
GERCkE, =. d. ROsALlE \. HEUMANNi r. Schultz
4. ID.
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Il Der, contains a contribution from GEO. FRANCIS
TRAIN, Doctors and Drugs valuable article Typhoid
Fever the Temperance Convention at Saratoga and forty
other most valuable articles. 3 0ayear; 5certs snog,be'
All nyalids should have It. For sale everywhere Address
MILLER, WOOD Co.. 10 L.ight-st., New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

hR. B. w. DWIGHT's SCHOOL for BOYS,
IL at No liza Broadway, Twenty siGths, I"l re'
open MONDAY. Sept. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

A GREAT BARGAIN-A splendid FiRa
"a Of So acres good Hoaseeght room. Csr ma 49,,
fine Orchard, StocA, Crop. and Toos-s8lo; mil 49,
Depot; 100 acres all under cultivation; two 0rcbsd ~
near New Brunswick, y. J. 'FN
Us. FERGUSON, No. 80 Nassau-st, Room Nan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

A SPLENDID FARM, located near Ian,
~ caster. Pa for SALE or EXCHANGE for CRY prop
ERrY-one Of the best in that section OF eoC.trr 49,
tremely healthy well wstered and well stocked; ont -,
and barn in perfect order The farmhouse is eomeoS ~
nearly new. Address, for two days. FARMER Boz No hi
Tribune Office
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DARGAINS in METUCHN YILLAGF Q

~ miles one hours ride-A SUPERIOR COTTAG E ls.,,
10 and cellar barn and stable fru. AID shade @
price. $3.50. Nice house. rooms attic aud cellar 1sss
10 rooms and cellar, fflt and shAde price sl
fruit place Of acres gres. variety good house. ban N
stable price, $4,000. }. >. FERGUSON
Ma
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DENL ESTNTE AT PRIVATE SALE
mo DYERS and MANUFACTURERS

i Every owner or buyer should have ogI printed
which con be had upon personal application OF By nlA
DAY [ PALMER, No. 3ls FoGHate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at Cornwall
~ Orange County, N. "a place Of Il acres. f,sy
stocked with fruit and shrubbery The hoOssh q St
hot air furnace and ter closets commanding uu srt
view OF tine entire of Ncwburgh Bay. Inquire ConxaaIs
sank National NAns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04
MISS KENNEDY,s

ENGLISI and French Boarding and Day
school for Young Ladies II West 36th.st Mrs SYLVIA
SUS REED is home. and will her School sept ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

nOCK PROPERTY on EAST RIVER ka
~ SALE.-One block sdjoining tie Thiryionth .. "A
Jamessp Ferries, Hunters Point 10000 feet with ~
at low water. To capitalists DESTROYS o. investing N snr
franchises this property has peculiar value. Alo one rs
220x $50 feet with 10 feet low water. Address nD
GEDN ltTpeuuDiut L. %.
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RPFGRsScEs:
CHAS. P. LEYERICH II, Pres. Bank Of Nav
LEVERICH & Co., Com. Merchan,s NJ u,mr
SAMUEL HURLBUT, Baltimore, Md Al 'sr'sl
WALTERS & Co., Baltimore. Ma
DUNLOP, MoNTCuRE 4 Co, Richno,s
fST0Nh, NICHOLS STONE, New.iorK
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~ LADIES Poughkrepse. N. Y.-The Rev GEORGE Il;
RIDER, A. NJ, Rector. This very select and limited
ugsh and French school reopens WEDNESDAY. sept
o. Circulars with references may be obtained tApPetons
Broadway or ofthe Rector. by post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

humid ed sud .eventieh.at and kiue,bdg road Fort
Wairrou.-F l. the ianeusse Of the school Engsh
Sp ui.h German Classics toumsIcal StuJ"s Reopcus on
sept H. Circulars No 93 Broadway Drug Store No. -
RurclayEt at {. \. Roberto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

THE OIL REGIONS or PENNSYLVANIA; showing
where Petroleum is found how it obtained and at what
Cost, With Hint. for whom it may Concern. BY WILLIAM
WRIGHT. llmo Cloth, 81 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04
EARM on THE HUDSON For SALE, CON.

EOR SALE-With immediate possession
i Three new BRICK HOUSES (of q block q sJ); 5sr,
basement end subcear, complete with all the n0defa >
p-ovements location, Ninetythrdst, between Third ID
Fourthave., OF the most pleasant en- tie Island 1e
easy. Inquire Of
GEOkGE w BEALE. Nos. les and 10 PutOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

II City Brooklyn property, A FARA IN The @u I
Chester Co. about mile from the Chester andHi q
Hartford bosis contains about III scres Is wei SAet
running streams has good dwelling with substantial IN
and oui.houes Attached is store, located on h P-
road. branch OF the Connecticut River, nlvisaSs
sloops, adjoins the place. Apply 10 or address
WEI. G. AMMAN. No. 20 Pine &, vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

~ French and English Boarding and Day School for young
ladies' This Institution, founded in New York 1914 WI
open Sept. 90 under the direction Of Mime l.. B. PRENOSl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17

ASNoUSCEmST.-We have for long time
contemplated, and now decided, 10 open a
business College in the city of Nashville, a.
one OF the chain Of International Col
leges," well known all over the United
States, being located in thirty-four OF the
largest cities. No one cavils at their success
or reputation, nor do W. intend this one to
f5u below any other. We have secured the
best suit Of rooms in the city, and are fitting
them up in the most approved style Of n
ir-t class Business College, and will inn
prove and enlarge az the interest Of the
institution demands. We intend TO be per
maucnt here, as everywhere else where
there is a link Of the chain. We have the
capital and the talent. aud will move in the
right direction all the time. We expect to
give "a thorough business education. We
viii not do things by halves; nor do we hold
out false Inducements, nor make promises
We can't fulfill. We have no hobby, DO
peculiar" system, nor can We teach it al
Gin few short lessons, +" but impart thor
ouch knowledge of Bookkeeping, Pen
mnuship, Commercial Calculations, Com
mercial Law, Commercial Correspondence,
etc. by means Of Theoretical Lessons, and
-sctual Business Practice, in fro m three h
Eve moaihs. We will also attach Tele-
graph Department as soon as instruments
and good operator can be procured.
Tho Institution will open about the 29th
Of this month, September in the Mosonic
Temple. Persons wishing information ms y
address through Postofiee Box 81 until that
time, aud after that the College Office will be
| open from am. 20 pm.
BRYANT, STATION i Co.
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SPECTALNOTICES.
Tn lhe TraYellng Publle.

The Inconvenience and annoyance which
passengers experience at the Louisville De
pot. from she crowds Of negro haetmeo
expressmen, and blsckguards general y
who obstruct the avenue Of egress, is be
coming nuisance TOO great 70 be endured.
Upoa my srrival here Yesle dav mo'n'ng
I took occasion b Introduce nay booimakel
to the rear OF lusty African who refused
10 stand aside for the crOwd- A nun cipal
officer "a Deputy Marshal caused my
arrest, and subsequent appearance bef-re the
tribunal Of jpstice presided over by Recorder
Shane, who, with his usual msgnanimity,
pronounced the usual fine. In justification
Of my action in his matter, take leave to
say tnat, as the ty authorities furnish no
police to. secure the right Of travellers OF the
depot, end as there seems to be no limit 10
the ins9ience Of the negro drivers, / shah,
hereafter. under similar eircum stances, clear
passage through the depot by the same
means, even at the expense Of fine and costs,
or the discontinue Of Danley i Shsns.
A J. THOMAS, Conductor
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Saturday, Sept. Is, 1865.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17
Notice 10 The Ladies'.

Mons Emile LOiseau, Manufacturer il
Pals, of Hoop-Skirts, Balmorals, &c., &c.
has Just arrived from Paris on visit to hi
relatives in Nashville, and has trough
with him fine LOT Of Ladies' Goods, to b,
seen at No. q Cherry street, next door L,
Crsigs Railroad Office, comprising the fol
lowing articles, which he viii dispose Of a
a reasonable rate:
Lace Wells. springs to hold them, SpauglC
and Plain Balmoral Skirts-Patis style
Corsetts Orths, Plastiques. without a seam
pa'ented iuvention. taking the form of the
body latest Partisan style Ladies' Neck
tie, Steel Spring Fierique skirts, folded in
any shape.
Mons. Loiseau only being here on a visit
will stay no logger than the 25th Of Sep
tembe-, as he is compelled to be in Paris by
the 18th of October sepl5-6t