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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-20
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20.

EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-There fell under our
observation yesterday, says the Kingston ulster
Coz Journal, the most singular case Of disease we
ever witnessed. The subject is a man named sny-
der, aged 30 years, residing in the town Of War
warsing, in this county. -Four months ago he had
an attack Of sickness, but recovered and was to all
appearance entirely healthy. About fortnight
after bis recovery he was seized with drowsiness.
and for some time after, slept nearly two-thrds Of
the day. This disease continued to increase, until
he would sleep two or three days without waking
When we saw him yesterday, he was continuing
an uninterrupted sleep of five days. His pulse is
regular, though not very full his respiration is easy
and natural, and his skin moist and cool. If food
or drink be placed in his mouth, he swallows it :;
and he walks, when led by the hand and slightly
supported. On Thursday last he awoke from a
sleep Of two days, spoke few words, struck lady
who was in the room violently with chair, and
almost Immediately afterwards sunk into his present
sumber
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY

VIE Patronage that has been extended to very ber-
a ally the last seven years, while IN Com aisf @
mon street, has induced US the last summer ~
% erect large building expressly for
actunng and repairing CARRIAGES-- NJ. - ~
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
order and guarantee them two if used in the
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost their original beauty
snd durability. although apparently out and useless
WeIl pay freight carriages sent repair We will
also, keep on hand assortment of NEw and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken IN trade Tor New ones We invite the attention Of
those wanting New Carriage, their old ones repaired
call ut our Mandatory and Repository and judge for them
selves, at the corner of C9R7VIER and CsaRONDELET
Streets next door 70 the Office Of the Commercial Water
Works, of the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans
les MATTHEW'S n DENMAN
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HUNGARY-The old Constitution of Hungary
was decidedly aristocratc, the only electors being
100000 mobiles of the free cities. Yet they of them
selves abrogated the law, which did not impose any
tax on the mobiles, and likewise in IS4O placed all
religions upon an equality Romansts, Greek, and
Calvanists of which creed nearly q 500 600 of the
Magyars are, end the same also for the Jews.
Such being the case, when the revolution Of March
took place at Vienna, they wrongfully, as before
stated, agreeing to support the Emperor against
Italy, obtained from him, when a fugitive at Inns
pruck, his assent to their having a ministry sepa-
rate from Vienna, in which ministry Kossuth has
since taken so prominent a part. The Diet then
enfranchised all males of twenty-one years within
the realm, and most extended tenantright was
given to all the farmers of that fertile soil Thus
ended all the factions Of oppression practiced by the
Magyar on the SclavOnian race. They have offered
them perfect equality with themselves and but for
the intrigue Of the court party, perfect eontentment
would have followed. Such is the people, and
such the present constitution, which the eamarilla
seek again to reduce to the bureaucratic domiiHa-
ton, by means Of Jellaehieh and the Croat border
ers from the military frontier. So at least says q
jealous defender Of his cOuntrymen.
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THE QUAKER BRIDLE.-A Methodist and Qua
ker were travelling in company, when the Quaker
reproved the Methodist for their boisterous manner
Of worship. Why said he, we can take more
pleasure in private rooms Of meditation, where
we think of nothing worldly during our stay
sc Sir" said the Methodist " if you will take pri-
vate room, stay one hour, and when you return,
say that you have thought Of nothing worldly, I
will give you my horse," which proposal was ac-
cepted. After the time had expired, his friend
asked him if he claimed the horse Why" said
he, could not help thinking what should do for
a bride to ride him home with''
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MAYo's MUSIC STORE.

NtTt6Lt
PIANo- FORTRESS 81, 81 and octaves beautiful
4 patterns, with rich Black Walnut =
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases, with IRON - &
frames and patent vibrating oyerbridge,f n III Ff n
York, Philadelpha and Paris.
COLEMAN,Ss HsOIIAN PIANO-FORTES from the
old and celebrated Factory Of T. Gilbert s. Co. warranted
to remain initune for years.
CATHCART,S. MELODEON-This beautiful toned
Instrument for Village Churches Lodges, Serehadng
Parties and the private practice Of Organ surpass-
ed. Price, so each
SECONDHAND PIANOS. fom s75 TO $50.
Brass Instruments Stnnged Instruments Strings for
Harp Piano, Violin, ROlOncelo, Double Base Bauos and
Guitar; Drums, Bass and Tenor; TambOuunes, Banios
MUSIC Stands. Canterbures; Music Stools, Dactyions
MUSIC received from all the publishers and INSTRUC
TIN BOOKS for every Musical Instrument A fresh
stock Of the above just received and offered at low prices
by retail and wholesale. n9 I'm
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plates which illustrated them and of the articles
they contained, to be advertised monthly in the
most respectable newspapers, in words which left
no doubt of their character. The others gave in
sertion to a mass Of scandal that ought to have
been offensive to public morality After fewyears
society seems to have resented the outrage the
newspapers became less hbelous, and the often
sive magazines disappeared. Wrights England
under the House Of HdnoUer.
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CONSULTATIONS IN APPLETON.

Translated FROM THE GERMAN OF LAvATKR."
emany has been proud Of her poets and justly 50
anu the author OF the original Of this piece maintained
prominent position the galaxy of her poetic stars The
name Of Lavaer in Germany is crowned with the same
NEED q praise PopeS in England Rousseaus in France
and Dante's in Italy.
Though bitter tears and fFightful woes
My life for years aSsail:
Though friends desert, time yield me foes
Meath fate IN never quail
A day shall speed, holy day,
With peace my soul to calm
To Heavens portal point the way
Dhuse the sacred balm
. Delight to sorrow soon succeeds
In this all priceless hour:
NO more the heart in torment beads
Affections lose their power
how sweetly shines this clinging hone
OI consolation q aid
when virtues with temptations cone
The latter fly dismayed.
Why then despond, thou weeping man:
Hath Heav' n no charms for thee
Hope on, hope on life's shortest span
From trouble meier was free.
bright JOYS await thee, shoud'st thou bear
In peace all evils here.
a Wan misery aiiict- not THERE
MOI MS, nor pains appear.
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LOST TIME

threw bubble to the sea,
A bllIOw caught it ha-tily;
Another billoW quickly came,
Successfully the prize to claim;
From wave 10 wave unchecked it passed,
Til tossed upon a strand at let.
Tins glide unto the unknown shO
Phose golden moments we deplOre
Those moments which, not thrown away,
Might win for US eternal day.
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The LILY AND THE RosE.-Tell me, We charm
ing daughters of the rough, black earth, who
gave you your beautiful shapes, for in truth
by delicate fingers were We moulded What tiny
spirits have assembled out of your cups, and what
delights did you feel as goddesses rocked them
selves upon your leaves! Tell me, peaceful flow.
ers how did you dispose yourselves in your joyful
occupation, and beckon to each other when You
wove your fine web, when you decorated and en-
broidered it in such manifold manner
But ye are silent, graceful children, and enjoy
your existence Well let the instructive fable
tell what your mouths keep concealed from me.
The earth once existed as bare rock Look I!
a cheerful band of nymphs convey the virgin soil
upon it, and kind genii are ready TO cover It with
flowers. They dispose themselves in their occupa-
lion in various ways modest Humility has already
commenced beneath the snow, and amid the cold
short grass, and woven thel retiring violet; Hope
follows after her, and fills with cooling moisture
the small cups Of the refreshing hyacinth Now,
IA these have so well succeeded, comes proud,
glitlering company of beauties of divers colors.
The tulip elevates the head, and the narcissus
looks around with languishing eyes,
Many other goddesses and nymphs busy them
selves in different ways, and ornament the earth,
reinjcing over its beautiful form. And look as a
great portion Of her works had ceased to bloom TO
their own and her pleasure, Venus also addresses
the Graces, Why do We daily, charming sisters
Up and weave flom your charms, also, mortal
visible flower !" They descend to the earth, and
Aglaia, The grace OF Innocence, forms the luy J;
Thalia and Euphrosyne weave with slsterly hands,
the flower of Joy and love, the virgin Rose.
Many flowers Of the field and garden envied
each other The lily and rose envied none, but
were themselves envied by all They bloom as
sisters together on one of the fields Of Hora, and
mutually adorn each other, for the sisterly graees
have woven them inseparable.
Thus do the lilies and roses bloom upon your
cheeks, oh maidens May their attendants, inno-
oence. ioV and love, united and inseparables dwell
upon them also i-Herder.
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oHIoKBRTNc,s PIANo-FoRTEs.

YENHE PUBLIC viii please take notice that Mr. HENRY
J. PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET. is my - -
only agent for the sale of my PIANO 0RTEs
in louisiana and that instruments taken attn 81 M 81 III
this depot may be considered fully guaran-u y u v
tied from the factory and that the prices viii be the same
aiding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind Of instrument and advance required until the
article is received and approved. j. CHICKERING,
my16 334 Washington street. Boston
PLANO FORTES,
HENRY PARSONS, % Camp street. (new stOTe) four
4 doors below POydras, offers for sale EEi5sE1 =
very extensive stock of PIANO FORTES 49,
from J. Chiekenng, NUNS 4 Clark Gilbert, 81 n III 81 Fl
and A. H. Gale & Co. This stock COMPRISES - III "
which Is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. JeSOtf
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~ When does a man eat the most indigestible
support When he bolts the street door before go
ing to bed
The latest and most delicate name for lady's
hustle is, " The deTnier resort Of beauty"
o. John Cough, the father Of John b., has
arrived in this country. He first learned that his
son was in America, from being asked BY travel
ling agent TO purchase his history paper.
His son must have been still more surprised to
learn that his father was in America, for he used
to tell, one of his most pathetic tales, how ne
followed his father to his grave in sort Of Potter
Field. Does not John B. owe it to curious and
generous public to explain TO them how his father
came by his resurrection 20 hrOHOtgpe.
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CLOTHING.
]. MCNEIL. Tailor.

Tcay4 e SIREEI taUo doors from Carondelet
M OUsD respectfully solicit the III M fisn5,
and the public generally III hoee Is n ~ W
attention to render entire satisfaction 70 al who favor
him with call, He viii keen always on hand SonS 81
YESTIJNGS. &c. &C. 1872 @10HSAl1sS.
IL Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest ,o.;o =
the most reasonable terms. ~ 1 ~ On
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CARRIAGES t-0ARPTAcrSi

A T EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY No 60 SElssS .
81. CHARLES street, opposite the Com.
Inercial Exchange.-Oa hand and constant
ly receiving FASHIONABLE CARL w. - ~
AGES Of the latest styles, direct from the manutactoes
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS BAROUCHES. BUG
GS, SC, &C., for STYLE finish and price equal to any in
market Customers invited to call and see for themselves
e6 en- FL 3. SMITH So St Charles St.
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RESTAURANTS &c.
AMERICAN oYsTER sATo


AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
ESTADRAT- No A ST. CHARLES sTBrrr.--'rbe
~ undersigned would most respectfully in. NsSsN ~
he has re5jened this vgeLkno own - ~ ~
establishment in new aud ele-
NV CANT sty e, and hopes, by his unwea led sften
A1As41A ton to business and his great experience 10
ssn sSd l9freass the KIND and liberal patronage heretofore
eREr,. rangeme1t; fer proeuIing Mobile, Bapataia
AE a lsf1 FISH 81 sSs1s ossihsr with
IS now prepared 10 serve at the shortest notice. al the
rs5les ana deeaces Of the season in style calculated to
His WINES, LIQUORS and t'ORDTAI.S have All been
selected by himself and are Of the finest brands the city can
~ He is also prepared % accommodate few gentlemen
lodging anu rnYate rooms, a he has had the
pose. inc 6ml JAMES CASSIDY.
CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
No 40 ST. CHARLES Street, corner GRaYTER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remodeed greatly
4 im9Toyed, and very handsomely Ee-lurnkh. n
From the previous wel-establshed reputation A
q the GRE Ts9 IS. OYSTER SALOON AID RES -a-
long panegyrc Of bis house. but simply to thank lis ends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage be has
received aud TO assure them that the kind manner IN which
MS efforts TO please have been Appreciated will only simulate
a1aad 10 g increased e secure the large patronage
iaShionabe and popular resort in the city.
~ ~ tie finest oPsTERs. from ens Mobs Rs VIII
WNA 81 taria Cat Island and Grand Pass which viii
E IL. served ap N any style 70 suit The palate
ply supplied with every variety OF GAME ~
pains YIN b spared e crafty the taste q the
,,t Or his BIZ Of fare viii always be found STEAKS
G IHa00PS, OUTLETS, every kind Of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES; in short, with every thing season that
His stock Of LIQUORS having been selected BY himself
are OF asupenor quality and embraces the best and choicest
Scotch Ale Irish and Scotch Whisky london Brosgn
stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Porer-a trial Of
opipion. n9s lie
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The ABoRIGINEs.-Whi conversing with a
gentleman connected with the Office Of Indian AT
fairs yesterday, says the National Intelligencer, we
picked up the following items of information which
viii be new to our readers. The number of Indian
tribes whose existence and claims are recognized by
the General Government is sirty.fUe, and this is
exclusive of the tribes residing in the newly ae-
quired territories Of California, Oregon and New
Mexico. Ofthe many groups in which these tribes
have been divided, the four most extensive ones,
lying east of the Rocky Mountains, are known by
the names of Algonquin, Dacotah, Appalachian,
and Shoshonees (ShaDaeeS.)
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DISPOSAL OF WIFE.-'Fhe Duke Of Laura
guias, who was one of the most eccentric and pro-
figate noblemen who lived before the French
Revolution, in recounting his fortunes, concludes
thus: But now the only treasure that remains to
me is this pointing to ring on his finger, a
treasure which no earthly power can prevail on me
10 part with. It enables me to bear up with all
my misfortunes--it is my sole consolation; this,
sir, is my wife, my beloved wife !"
/ thought Of the refuge for lunaties, and my
cOuntenance probably expressed my feelings.
No, sir, ] am not mad this ring, or rather
part of it, was once a beautiful and amiable
woman-she rendered me, during her lifetime, the
happiest of morials; and when her soul winged its
flight TO the celestial regions, | was determined
that so much beauty and lcveliness should not be-
come the prey Of vile reptiles. ! applied to Van
derberg, the chemist, who having placed the
remains in sheet of asbestos, it was committed to
the flames and reduced TO q small quantity of pow
der, which afterwards, by a chemical preparation,
was converted into blue vitrifed substance F; here
it is, sir, set in gold rng the very quintessence
of my adorable partner .
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PUMPS AND uATHING APPARATUS go.

PUMPS AND uATHING APPARATUS SO.
TuIIN WcCBRTY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street
y New Orleans. has Just received and large 3D.
ment Of BRASS Cocks. various sizes Force and 80
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps. 80. sc; Cooking Ranges EsS
Ba,hng Tubs and Shower Baths Also laying and repair
Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of every description Ship
anu Steamboat work promptly pat up and repaired. AL
1elE pTompty attended to-
~ Charges moderate mh24 1Y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

:. = :, wv lIHtF--hENIUVAI.
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. Is CAMP
IFA STREET. tloe d0ors from the Ctr Bank where he
now prepared supply the City and Country Tlade with
fgu and complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CIOfHlNG consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and FT0ck COATS;
Superior Black and Blown Cloth OVERCOATS:
BLACK. Blue. Olive and Brown S4A.CS and 2 AIsETOTS
Fine Black and Blue Felt do do.
Blue Macknaw and Dab BLANKET COATS:
Tweed SACS, OF every style:
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Painted Mixed and hls Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS
Plaid Cashmere aud Black Cl0th do. 81 em
" llite and Coored MarSeles and Valencia DO Sc
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~ When young Prince Napoleon, two or three
years ago, made descent upon France, remarka-
bic omen attended him. An imperial eagle swept
from the sky and peiched upon his shoulder. How
much destiny was in this eagle, may be found in
the following translation in the Home Journal,
from Partisan writer: 4" was in London says
the narrative, at the time the Prince was educa-
ting the famous eagle that was to aid him in his
descent upon Boulogne. 1t was conducted upon
very natural principles. Every morning the Prince,
clad in the traditional costume Of the Emperor
placed himself in the centre Of the large garden
attached to the house where lie lodged. In the top
Of the immortal cooked hat was placed beefsteak.
The eagle kept hungry till this hour, was launched
into the air from remote corner of the grounds,
and, after wheeling around once or twice, he pune
tually descended to the cooked hat, wherein was
served his breakfast. But this was not all. It was
thought necessary that the multitude should be as
tonished with seeing the imperial bird whisper to
the Prince the counsel he brought down from the
Emperor on high Occasionally, therefore, his
breakfast was missing, and as he was found 10 be
bird with all his dignity, capable Of pis aler,
morsel of broiled ham was placed in the Princes
ear, which, not finding the steak, he would lean
over and daintily pick from its hiding place."
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Splendid Assortment Of
WIN TER CLOTHTN

NO 10 CAMP STREET
TNHE subscriber has lately returned from the North ,vhars
he has devoted his time to the manufacture Of are and
well assorted stock Of CLOTHING. which, for stye and
hnlsh cannot be surpassed
Gentemen purchasing at retail and dealers at Wholesale
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
The following articles are offered at lower price than can
eTn Country = - - - ' o''''-
Black Cloth Dress and FFock COATS
Black Blue Brown and Oi,e PALETOTS mad SACS
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
super super Black Doeskin PANTS
DOsay COATS OF every description
Cold mixed and Brown Tweed SACS
Ss,naper Embroideled Black Cashmere VESTS.
White Maneiles tPoka)
Black and Fancy Satin
nS I'm n A D HTrsrrn
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CHARLES NYsTRAMT

CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, No. DiAMosp
~ Row, At The corner Of Tehoupitopaa and Deod %
81 assorted stock OF American English, French III
~ Ha1d German DRUGS and MEDICINES, by "a
and in Europe
N Bile win always keep hand COELODION OF
his own manufacture, remedy Jusy celebrated BIZ
professional gentlemen for wounds. &c. He would also
advise families constantly keep It for contingencies The
directions for its will accompany each bottle Ship
and Steamboat Medicine Chests supplied the same rate
as any other wholesale establishments nils em
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST Or SIOLEN.
OST or stolen from the advertiser, DRAFT, OF which
Ia the following is copy
No 10. Camargo, Mexico, August 3D. 1877
To Lit. Col. T. F. Hunt, Dep'y or. M. Gen'lU s. A.,
New Orleans. La
At sight pay to the order Of James Chaplin the sum Of six
hundred and htY dollars being for thai received by
me in specie for the public and for which this shall
be your receipt al the Treasury of the United States Given
IN duplicate, this being the original which being paid the
Duplicate Of same tenor and date to be null and void
1850. lol7J G. H. CROSSMAN Major & or Master
CRATES! CRATES! GRATES!.i
nQR STOCK Of ParOf, Chamber and Office CRATES
~ Is now complete-most Of which are new Patterns OF
he latest and most approved gns and far superior to
any ever offered for sale thsity. Those want viii do
well 70 examine stock begse puIchasingpices much
reduced. LIN STROUD Il CO..
ais l46 Common st
CHRoNOMETERs.
. TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS, splendid lngtFu
- ments, made BY Thomas Hewitt Liverpool, iof sale 1y
SAMUEL LOCKE. No and : Front leyee,
Js2n between CusIomhouse and Blenynie streets
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ToOTH-ACHE cuREn

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by DR.. bTENsTNc,s
LOQIH-dCHE ELIXIR, or no charge ~ office
10 o3 BaFonne street, 4th door above Comp0n ST. New
kS Office So BarOnns strest 4th door a5ope oSss1ao
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J. WEST Practical DENTIST, 112 St Charles 81
- unrranied for I'm Yeara- IN

80 WNTFdnted Tor Ten Ye1re, an
rVNBESUBSCRfBER, having introduced r148rzg-eEeA-
into bis practice new and improved - ssa..t
method of FILLING TEETH with Gold
by which double the amount Of density Is sSN.k1eH
produced. Is prepared to warrant every filing where the
Tooth constitnonaly good and healthy Ten Yeqrs.-
Also, whole and half selsOf ARTIHcIAL TxETH, either
blocks OF carved work. with false jaw and gums, with
Single Or separate Teeth as may he pIeeed mounted
Gold Plate and confined by atmosphene pressure sufficiently
hrm to sustain weight of sixteen pounds, Will be furnished
better terms and Of better quality than be procured
at any other Dental establishment in the South.
IL j. W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honored him with their patronage:
Prof STONE SYKES y HYDE.
KoRPHY. STURGEs y WRfGuT.
DIMITRY. MoRPHY 4 MINUS
DR. BEHBRO0K. ROBSON & ALLEN.
N B-Dentists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate OF
6ce No. lie 81. Charles street. SIS 3m
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FErICIAMA HnIsE rnR $50

FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
vTNHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL. Of
u the FELICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred 81
boarders and is full eight months in the year. To
person acquainted with the Western trade this house Wo
be great source of profit The present occupant wishing
to retire. offers the above fine establishment on moderate
terms For particulars, apply the premises corner al
an28 # JAMES ROACH.