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A Negro Colony Come to Grief Eighty
Thousand Dollars Wanted to Pay
the Shot.
The Washington Republican gives
the following "tit bit OF history touch
ing the negro colony sent cut 20 Hayti
about three years ago at the expense of
the Government 1t is not little sur
prising that the g. hero race" should
come to want in the very garden spot of
the world:
The expectation Of four hundred and
fifty-three freed negroes IN 1868 to the
Isle A'Vache, Hayti, will be remem-
bered by our readers. Congress had
made an appropriation the previous
year for colonization, and placed it in
the hands of Mr. Lincoln. In April,
1868. Messrs Paul Forbes and Chas
X. Tuckermar made a contract with
Secretary Usher for the deportation of
such colonists at fifty dollars each. The
enterprise was a failure its specifica-
tions, so far as a guarantee of support
for Eve years from the Haytien Gov
eminent was concerned, could not be
fulfilled; the emigrants became dissat-
isfed, and finally refused all overtures
for contracts for labor, and were event
ually brought back, after some delay, at
much expense.
On Tuesday, in the Senate, petition
was presented by Mr.. Tuckerman for
the appropriation of the sum agreed
upon, with an equitable allowance for
expenses Of delay and return of the
colonists, made necessary by circum-
stances beyond the control of contrac-
tors. He gives an account Of the cost
of the expedition which foots up the
round sum of $50 600 he states that
a reimbursement of the expenses OF
transportation has not yet been made
to them, because of the inability of the
Haytien Government TO comply with
one Of the requirements Of the contract
that the Haytien Government was
required to furnish guarantee that
these emigrants should not, for a pc
riod of five years, come to want-and
this the authorities declined On the
ground that special legislation would
be required and t.fat such discrimina-
ton on behalf Of a special class would
probably cause jealousy and bloodshed
and would certainly lead to disastrous
results"
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BURNING OF A CELEBRATED FAMILY NAN
sIOS.--On Saturday night last, the large
and commodious mansion OH the Wood
yard estate of the Richard West, ESQ
few miles from Marlboro, Nd, was
entirely consumed by FIRE, and was not
insured The Marlboro Gazette says
This house was probably one of the
oldest in this part of Maryland, erected
about the year 1000, by one of the Oar.
nails, Of London, who, we are told by
the historian, George Lynn-Lachlan
Davis, ESQ in his Day Star of Ameri-
can Freedom, arrived in this country
about twenty years before the Protes-
tant Revolution, and was a kinsman OF
Lord Baltimore. He left many de.
sceDdants, and his tombstone is at the
woodward, now las it has been. for
several generations), in the possession
Of the Vests; and the most interest
ing family seat have yet seen in Mary
land
The building was finished in a print
tive and elaborate style of architecture,
of material imported from England
The walls are said to be of great thick
ness, and contain brick enough 10
build half dozen ordinary sized ten
ements.
The many highly priced and valuable
relies-the accumulation of the family
for upward of hundred years-were
al swept away in q few hours. A cabi.
net of minerals and great number OF
curiosities, with valuable plate, furni
ture, money aud wardrobes, all shared
the same fate-oniy few beds and
chairs being saved.
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How 70 Read Gas Meters.

As matter of general interest, we
give the rules and method for reading
the gas meters IN use in the city
Housekeepers aud all interested can
easily tell Cor themselves the amount Of
gas consumed At the top of the meter
Is s small tin case, which contains a
plate with three small 6ials The circle
Of the dial is divided into ten spaces
numbered around the edges with figures
like the dial of clock. The dial on
the extreme right indicates by means
OF its pointer, the burning OF 100 feet OF
gas, the middle one 600 feet and the
other burning of 10000 feet Now to
ascertain the exact amount Ut gas con-
sumed in house during the month
inspect the dials of the meter on the
FIRST Of the month. The pointer on the
left hand dial, perhaps, stands between
the figures 6 and !, indicating GO 1000
feet The pointer on the middle dial
may stand between and 8, indicating
5000 feet aud the right hand dial
stands between and 8, indicating 700
feet Thus YOU have 3 total Of 65. 700
feet Of gas previously consumed Note
these figures, and st the end Of every
month inspect the dials The right
hand dial, perhsps, has not moved, IN
dicating 60,000 feet, as before; the mid
die one may now stand between Z and
s, indicating 1000 The right haEsd tias
made number Of revolutions, and new
stands between l and ,. indicating 100
feet Now we have O. loo Subract
from this the number set down at the
beginning Of the month, and you have
l,4OO feet Of gas consumed Multiply
this by the price per cubic foot, anu
you have your gas bill fer the month.
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United States Of America Mic
die District Of Tennessee.

A LIBEL having been a ed On May 2. 1866. in
"a the Z. s. District Court at Nashville, ~ vii
liam Hunter and o hers against the Steamboat
TRY Us, her bosis, apparel tackle and flrni-
iure, and aga nst ali persons interested therein
praying, FIR reasons mentioned therein, that Inc
same be arrested and ins9y sold, and The proceeds
dissribHeI according 80 lsW; and said Steamboat,
Sc having teen 20 arrested ny me;
Nos, e eore pursuant 70 he moaision of said
Court, hereby give public notice 10 all persons IL
terested in ai1 Steamboat her boats, apparel.
a"kle and rra ture. 20 sppe-r before the Judge q
said COar &C the Federal Court rOom, in the Cspi-
tol al Nashville 90 May Is, 1866 st 80 o'clock am,
and then and there TO propouna thar cl inns ami
make their allegations in that behalf
EDWIN GaASCOCK.
msy3-l3t I. s. NJ. NJ d. OF +.
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for speer's Wine. 10 Is an admiFa-
bic article, used in hospitals snd BY the
hrss-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 70 old port vine.
Il IL we'll worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. dec21-tsl1WeoWly.
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skill N "DEAD" LANGUAGES. The
following inscription was deciphered by
q clerk il the dead letter depart
ment Of the PostofRoe recently Mrs
Jane Henry, Youda Ca MIDI Co, 6 post p
What could il mezn2 A clerk arrived
at the conclusion that ID was a freed.
mans letter, 10 be sent as follows /:
Mira Jane Henry, Utica, Oneids
county, (No. Post street) n. y" II
was sent accordingly, and was duly re-
ceiTed by the sable Mrs. Henry.
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NOTICE -Hsvlag suggested to the Clerk OF the
~ County Court OF smith county, the insolvency
OF The estate Of W House, de. essed, ! hereby
notify al persons having claims against the SAID
tate 10 Ole them wiz the Clerk of sad Court on or
before the frf Of October next for rata Of raid
estste, properly autnenaca.ed, or they Will be for
ever haired and all persons indehts to sa q :
&c val come Nv nd ant make payuens irnnle-
dlately- gh;s A. III ls65
b 4 G SMITH, admir-
aprl0-w4ts o. G w House, iced.
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II ouQh there are slreadyA large number OF Pc
gio3icsi Pull cstons ~ the KIND We propose to IS
sue and there CD areiore 70 positive necessity f8l
the estaU hlnouf Of anuihar. "a Z. we intend to f
a vacancy In tnis connection which hiss long bsen
feit, q the iniu of mauy NJ n orious sheets.
10 b. inns o. 10 az ne present time 20 Cd ain any
paper o. ihe leFs rnert larless fhan Three Dol AZ
psraunum, add an illustrated one ior not lsss chan
r0u D1iars- oar Intention j., therefore, 10 issue
loHr u ~ tAe same siz. ar III q rer's OF sFraak
LFsl.eis,' h contenis 81 Fh'ch hsh te eaael 10
hesrs mer Z and 70 chaz- boz bah \ their prcf,
aau~ig, Igo Oiiars per wear We Eai am 70
present e aeeds h sterf sf passirC events, Illus
tested y wooden no tna highest Ely . the srt,
aad inter- perset VITA Original Novels, Ronances.
Tees, Adventure, Curc se Biographies, Laurl =
.hle Anecdotes Wa, auTor sqnb-, lnin i'siie
Crca;ur 8. Literary, FeIsoaai and Scientific
Items et2 etc.
ID ihus charging so Small sum fir their paper,
~ fub isha r. q The Mirror o. the naoes' eK-
peel % b. rewarded y NJ q SAB ciip6cn List VIII b
shall amply remunesLte them ftr lhe.r Necessary
oulsy Of bon IN I'd and Nait r"
Subscription Price for one year, Sc 90.
Z" " mooths ! g.
No Free Copies nc embellishments inserted.
Address al Subscriptions snd Editorial matter, to
VS. sANDFoRD&C CO.,
Sayo-dlt VII Publishers. Bosioa, Mas.
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Renewal Of Government liz
censes.

INIiEU hTfIES INIEkNAL EEFENUE,
Coz E.roB's 0FEIGE. N DIsrRIJF or TExE. !
nashville, May :, l56s. ]
A LII persons dcing bus mess are hereby soti6ed
"A ttat their licenses mus - rer eWed forthEitb.
Reslect and delay q e. this uDfioe. vii not be
over. ooked, hat any perssn fonnd doing business
without license, on The la July next Wi b. fhed
t5e0 Hereafter. no icsnse VI Be granted f0r dis
ing 70 anI person Who s IL arrears Tor taxes snd
All uno are found en1aged IN thai hasinses without
license, VII b proseeoled f5r the rnes and penal
TIES pres ri0ed b las, and immediate steps \ Be-
taktn 70 contlseate thsir distliesy and the hnd
upon hich Il : situated.
asys-2w t9 b. q NORvELL, Collector.
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Send . tents for Certificate.

IN al transactions BY mail, shall G. age for
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage and
dong the business, rs cents each, which must e
enclosed Whe4 the Certh -st- Is sem Tor Fite Ger
udcabzs viii be sent Or 81 eleven f5r 81 thirty for
50, sixty I've for Slvi one hundred Tor 80.
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ARRAsDALn Z. co.. -.

NO. To- DrOadNay, New YORK,
Announce that ali OF the above sI Of goods VIII be
sold Tor One D0lJar each.
In consequence Of the grsa' stRgaation OF trade
ia the maDuiac uring DIST IcE Of hnglsnI throus b
lhe var having cat oH the supply OF cotLOa, large
quantity OF Valuable JeWeiTy, originally INTENDED
Tor the Engit-h market, mas been sent Oh f.r sale
il Js counry and must Be sod a any szeyfcel IN
DER these circumstances, AlRR8ND ais a o., act
ing as agents Tor he principal European Malulsc-
turers, nave resolved upon great CIT 4pportiols-
ncnt TO be divided according TO The following regu-
laluns.
Ce IN stes Of the various articles put into en-
yeiopes irdiscnmlnatc'y, sealed up, anG when or
dered TAX en- out without regard to choice, and
Sent ~ mas thus rhoHlng no islvOntism On re-
receipt OF tue certificate, you VIII what you are
10 hass, snd then u IS your optiLn TO tend the
dOiar anu take ne article or not. Purchasers may
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REFERs ET PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rlchatd ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
hon. David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court, U. s.
Hon. Vim. G. Brosnlow, Governor of Tennessee.
Brig Gen. Jas. P. BrownloW, Adj. Sen. State Of Ten
nessee
Bon. n. NJ. Bnen, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, NashyiIie.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. ". Maxey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
aessrs. Morris 3 stratton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
JUNGLE If
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
abgve rates Tor advertising, 70 which We bad cur
selves strictly 10 eenere, - .- -
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.,
JOHN WALLACE foz ihs DzsPelsa
BARRY, WINHAM & co. tor Press
Ball, JONES a CO., for Gazette.
NASHVILLE. TEss.. Sept. e. 1885,
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Two Threuah Lin DaII
For aala-

ONE o. the best Residence IN ne county, 70
" TIE southern parl of the Cty, near the teru.1-
Of the South Nashville H0rals- railroad iu A Or
rate neighDoFhood Tne buH ny. = large moier
tHo-eso1y orcE, 9TH Ten rooms, Eit. ben, &C., go
erick smoke house and servant houses. good 81
Tern, large yard, vel enciotei with l1 lcfs1 [.
and, part Of Nhien IS irst rate garden land. -
win choice fruis treeI. part . n-ed i6r tfci
yardi WITH piedty Of water add al conFsnenea
Tor getting wood The N. ami q. Rs.ir0si ps.s
~ the corner Of the place, from gh|cn wood u ~
eeiFed for burning 1riek. The property b 0uzil-
poranon taNee- A good spnug De- Immediately d.
joining tns property. Terms ear.
AnqUEa o. NHLsOh a MURFREE
anVfn cFW MATT uRnWN a %
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BELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.

DERRY B DUMONT, Bell and Brass Founders,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of brass work,
dealers ia gas steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
ling and pump, gum hose, packing, spel5er, solder
and bsbbit, No. IA Broad street, near The Tiver.
roarl4
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Established in 1862.
AND VOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,


Is firm and consistent in its support Of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restOra-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
It viii give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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A New illustrated Paper
.sThe Mirror Of the Times.''

fE1HE uudersi gned have he pleasure Of aruouuc-
II o. that Oh the lth az jane they viii issue the
h,st number Of NV Il usirated Journal, to be
called
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glasEolllr 98alon.
TUESDAY NAY Is, lsse.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BR0RNE, HANKS & CO.
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NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TINE TO lsUBscRBE2
ONLY So so FOR THREE MONTRSi
ONLY So so FOR THREE M0ETRSi
ONLY SO 80 FOR THREE AoETHsi
ONLY So so FOR THREE M0NTHSf
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BREWERY

A1PRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
= FRANK, successors % u. J. Druckef. Brewers
OF Ale ana lager beer, no. Al Broad streel, Nash
vile. Tenn. dec3 1y
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CITY DIRECTORY.


CAREY SMITH, Nos. So aud IS Union street
Cup etairsl represent the following SempaLle5a.
Una of Hsrtiord Security, MaHnaitsa eleiISp POI.
IN. Pbosnfx ana Eniokerbocker Lie q Ne" sofHi
and kcejezt Of Colun buE, Ohio
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

X discovered or mani fact red that equals these
waters As a reyentsGve, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary ard ehron diseases, as prov
drank them Tor Yeas, With The most beneficial ef-
facts
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lVF L7IVlIlI7IaTf NV LUIHs :
Or No. 25l King street, Chsrleston, s. c.
feb2-d4t oew Wi
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Fo AlEERTIsERs IN lETLIL.

Advertisements in The Special Column, first time,
nom l 10 8 lines, 81 O0-each additional line, ~
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, first time, from 10 lines, 81 &C.
each additional line 80 cents; Subsequent inser-
honH IS cents per line.
All advertisements occupying special position.
nd al double column advertisements, viii be
charged S31f per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AID FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged at the regular sdTeTtsing rales,
Bsrt0n made.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATES
TOT DAate OAl--ts .ss--sssss-''s. ~
FOR County 0Hcars.................- 10 y
roy r5tv ffesesvo & 90
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.aNKERs AND BROKERS'.

ATS. Z. k.-Attorney sud Councillor az Il
Once 4Z5< Cherry 81: p O Box I4S-
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law.

C,AMPBELL MoRwEN q 6ROEsBEcK, Alter.
J news a. Law ana Claim Agents, pfactice ~ 81
tfe Courts Collections. promptly attended 20
80 clsins aesinsf the United States and vouchers
collected once X North cherry street Up slalIs.
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ZONE & TUNN ELL-Wholesale and Re
~ Bookse .lers. Ststioners, AMI News Agel
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville Tenn.
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/ L. 3 R. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gener.
- business agents, over Yorks Book store, $50
Union Str ct, Nashville, Tenn. suz6-6m
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fkRns Oh suRsORIgFIOas
RAfKs OF ABTKRTIsIRs.

=. llnyaFiahly IN advance D.. 8
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NEARR, THO5 S.-Broker, corner Union and
Ifl College streets, buys and sells Gold, UneuF-
rent Money, Government Securities and foucneIs-
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells OF commission.
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died with him, and will be buried in his coffin.
The green tree has fallen beneath the axe Of
death, and all the dead aud rotten branches that
have Clune TO 1t so long will come rafting down
IN its iall. But although this Regency has passed
away, the conservatives of New York must have
O recognized head and leader, and it is mot
impossible that Commodore Vanderbilt may
aspire to that position. The mantle of Dean
Richmond seems TO have fallen upon him, and
appears to be a very good tit; but whether he
will consent 10 wear IL is yet to be decided.
The Commodore is something OF a politician,
does not want office is rich enough to be be-
yond temptation and stands steadfastly for
PresidentJ Johnson. Besides these qualifications
le already has charge of the Harlem road and
the Hudson River Road, and we are informed
that he owns a considerable number OF shares
IN the Central. Fond as he is OF turning out the
fastest trotteIs Except Bonners) in the Park.
we should Ike TO know how he relishes the idea
of driving three railroads tandems during the
approaching political race. With three times
as many great lines as Dean Richmond pos
sessed, the Commodore could be three times as
great a man in politics. His participation in
the preliminary proceedings of the recent
Philadelphia Convention, leads US TO infer that
he is by no means indifferent to the political
present and future, and we hope soon TO see
him handling the ribbons over the team of
Democrats and conservative Republicans in tins
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Our Securities Abroad.

From tie Tunes.
When the news of the grand National Conven-
ton was first circulated throughout Central
Europe we took occasion to notice the effect on
our securities abroad. And it was safe to pre-
dict, as we did, that fuller statement of tn e
character and the PROCEEDINGS of that great
assemblage would cause still further rise.
On Saturday last came the intelligence direct
from Paris that large demand for Five-twenties
had sprung up in that city, and that heavy
orders for addit onal supplies had been for
warded to New York
On the day that tie National Convention was
organized the cable reported five-twenties in
London at 68B. On the day that the notice Of
large orders from Paris was reCeivsd Saturday
evening" the same securities had advanced, by
the cable report, to 70l. In the London mar
kets on Monday the quotation was 72}. The great
operating cause in this steady appreciation of
our securities abroad is the perfect accord of the
Northern and Southern delegates assembled at
Philadelphia as TO the allegiance due by all the
States to the Federal Constitution; the formal
renunciation by the South of the rlght of seces-
sion; the pledge of security to the freedmen in
their personal and property, rights, and the
solemn declaration that while we regard as
utterly Invalid, and never to be assumed or made
Of binding force, any obligauOn incurred or un-
dertaken in making war against the United
States we hold the debt OF The nation to be
sacred and involable and we proclaim our pur-
pose in discbarging this, as in performing all
other national obligations, to maintain unim-
paired and unimpeached the honor and the faith
OF the Republic"
The report of these resolutions in Europe has
not even now had its full effect. 1t has not yet
been circulated as it will be-With the accom-
panying Address of the Conventions few days
hence. Meanwhile, we can see how eagerly
lookers-on abroad have been watching the pro.
gress OF restoration here, and how practical
shape their estimate begins to take.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

" L. CARPENTER q SONS DANCING
No. 625 ARCH STREET
ID. l.. Carpenter. the well known and experience
forms Parents and Young Ladies and Gentlemen that
has Academy for Private Tuition will reopen for the
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1865,
for the Fail Winter, and spring.
Every attention retOOre, will be paid to advance
his scholars in particular, and he b. seen
DAYS OF TUITION FOR LADIES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY AF TER
FOR YOUNG MISSES AND MASTERS.
TUESDAY IHURsDAIo AMP SATURDAY AFTER
EVENINGS FOR GENTLEMEN.
TUESDAY THURSDAY; 2Nes e4ND SATURDAY EVEN
PRIVATE EVENINGS For For LADIES AND GEN
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given in classes or single lessons every morning.
Terms etc made known at D. L. Carpenter Sons
Academy.
the latest fashionable dances OF the season.
Al Galops Mallzes, Hops etc, and the many differ
GERMAN CoTILIoN
together he will teach usual AL round dances and
Quadrilles, and, in fact, any dance that be
luested scholars can commence at any time uu-!ng
the fall and winter seasons.
PRIVATE COTILLI0N SOIREES
will be given to scholars and friends at his Rooms this
season, as well as course OF Evening Subscription
Subscription Ball in February; also his TW enty-secOnd
Annual Floral Ban H. be given at the Academy OF
Music this season Information VIII be given appli
cation TO ID. l.. Carpenter.
Tickets are reaGy at his rooms for his Opening Soiree
CONSTANTINE Ii oNIDAS CARPENTER,
8 q 3m No. 625 ARCH Street.
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

sBzz PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
q, O@EI BANDAGh INSTITUTE. No; "a y.
aMEEET Hftes thirty years practical experience,
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and variety
others supporters, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Brao
Crutches, suspensories, etc. Ladies' apartments co
Quoted by Lady. SO
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
state oI Rev DANIEL ShERIDAN. deceased
The Audltor appointed by the Court audit SETTLE
and aqjuststhe account of Al llCHAEL f KEENAN,, Ad-
ministrator d. b. n. of Estate of Rev. DANIEL
SHERIDAN deceased, and to report distribution
OF the balance in the hands OF the accountant will meet
the parties interested for the purposes Of his appoint
ment, on ONDAY, Septem Der TO- 1866, at O'Clock
p. M, at Room No. 8, WETHERILL HOUSE, in the
city OF Phia delphia.
S24 imw5t G. p. CLARKE, Auditor