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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

BOARD.
A LADY and GENTLEMAN can be accommodated
"A with Board and Lodging. in a geneel private family.
at S35 per month. Apply to
MRS MARKS 224 Gravierst
Also. a Furnished Room to Rent at $40 per month.
Apply above. ap23 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

LARCENY-Cathe inc Morris arrested yesterday b!
the Second Mu ucyay Police charged by Margaret Jones
with stealing from her premises of Jackson ant
Claiborne streets, silver watch, gold ring:2 diamond
rings and gold studs, valued in all at s50 This vii
be examined 10 day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

~ For Clerk-We authorized to announce Mr..
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate reelection
Clerk of the First District Court, the ensuing election
Sth NoyeInher apll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29
Biloxi Packet Steamer Mobile.

~ H. For Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
steamer MOBILE, w G. Sutton, master bran ne,e
(but expressly the Lake sde Cabin all in
on FRIDAY morning the 18th July on the arrival of the
va O'Clock NJ. cars. She will regularly during the
season, as follows:
-LnAyE NEW ORLEANS
- Friday morning az - Am. cars
- Saturday evening - Pm. cars
,-RETURMNa-LEAvEs BILOXI
Every Sunday Sunday evening .......at o'clock P Nj.
Wednesday morning. at O'Clock A. NJ.
:. Ihnnday evening. ...........'.'at o'clock p M
All freight be down by the Raj road and shippers
PARTICULAR requested have their goods plainly marked
for steamer Mobile in order TO ayOid all mistake.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed
tons, apply on board, or to WlNGATE 4 Brennan,
Agents, AZ Poydras street.
FOR MOBILE-DfII.Y q. S. MAI. LINE
ViG Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian and Pascago ula.
ta ON Capt ssA K Z. Hem Hem.
and JAMES L; DAY, Capt Wm. T. Giberson having
modaons. (the Ladies' Cabins all Stae-rooms One Of
the above steamers will leave the PonchartIsn Railroad
DAILY on the arrival at the Lake of the IL O'Clock
myls j. r. GEDDEs Agents pi 10 Bank Place y
~ = IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS GO
s Ss aAST tfr Gss .p e.
did tsst nsnpg double easne passengs, steam packet
fRIDAy EVENING at o'clock. and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday.
day morning, will reach Macon in time to take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad which Sa-
vannah every Wednesday Morning and connects with the
ape sm NJ WARING & co. Agents. Mobile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

~ For Clerk.-WM. A. MOTT Is a Candidate fo
Clerk Of the First District Court of NewOrlean TIT
5th Of November, 1919. ap2i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

SOLDIERS, DISCHARGES BOUGHT
i DIERS' DISCHARGES, by q
J. C. BERREY, hi
% Natchez street up stain. III
~ Three Month"; Extra Paw Also Bought an2s M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
The Polar Weekly Herald.

We shall commence publishing the Dollar Westty
Herald, to which have called tho attention OF our
readers and the public this day. and shah continue it
regularly Issuing IL every Monday afternoon IL will
contain all the utegesse that appears in Sunday and
Mon days daily Herald, aud will FORM think a very
interesting sheet for country circulation will be
gulsrly naedto all parts of the country at dollar PEI
snnum payable In advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

Difference in favor Of the Herald. ...... .50,72<
This exhibits difference of 90 724 ia shs daily sircus
lation Of the HERALD ever that OF the TRuUSE for last
week-a fact which win be properly appreciated by
advertisers and OF business throughout the soun-
try. word to the wise Is sufficient.
The circulation of the Sunday Herald yesterday WAS
l9440 Our Sunday edition 1t IL thus Is rapidly
ppproximatns ia culstion TO that of the Daily Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
THE VERY LAIEsT.

LoSDos, Saturday August is, 1872
rsris aJviess Of yesterday have come to hand They
inform that TIE Council tho Ministry hal meet.
Ing the previous day Ia order to consider the tenor
Of the defpatthes which they had received from Ger
many.
10 was stated that the govCrrrsczt had received =
notification Of the treaty between Austria aud Pisd-
mont. The members o. the two governments had
much difficulty In coming 90 terms rgspectipx tho
nsfty. They bed bowe,er agreed. aud pirionci an
except egbty three, which include the ehisf families
The Hsnienr d, rant, states that three m ore res.
nents are to have battalion each pat Oh TIE
General oudno has been ordered 70 return 10 raris
With the least posihc delay and TO bring With him
portion Of the army under hls command
The intended visit OF the President Of the Republic
TO rtrnsy has teep po.tponed frnt,s He had COM
pletsly recovered frcm his reeen, cholrrs attack
beHapk Of France retufns. published yesterday,
are considered Of favorable and encouraging charao
The Havre cotton nsrket vas further excited veg
terJay. and prices had again advanced
The latest intelligence received from Rome ia % an
unasfsctory character; and from what had manifest
ed itself II was expected that serious occurrences
would take place The Trench troops very sulhy
Of being kept so long IN Rome portion Of the Je.
suits College had been burned down
From, the lat accounts received from Ga.ta it an.
psms that the fopeis indisrosed to return 10 Rome
tr the present.
Gen Oudinots orders arc 20 lave not more than
frcm ~ to TO- 90 troops at civts vecchia and Rome
II appears that vas expected that the Pope would
set ont to meet the French troops and impart to them
bis bsnedicon, prior to visiting DE Laretto and
corn.
An cd interim Minister had been sppolnled at Rom.
but the COMMANDMENT chief Of the forces refused 10
surrender up to him the administration Of political
Affairs
notwithstanding the forced circulation Of Rsman
paper at discount Of 80 cent the public would not
accept IT, uplese further discount Of 20 per cent
Hing In all 30 per cent. were allowed.
The hopit,br contains decree. signed by the prssi-
dent of The Republic appointing Gen Excelnans Chan
c.llor Of the Legion 81 Honor
Our sSpre.es fro ireland have no. any intelligence
of interest this morning.
10 is wbj,percd In and erouud the Castle that the
Queen INTENDS granting political amnesty, coon
as she returns to Lon don.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
Austrian Front,ers Closed tn EDpItsnnscn
nd Americans.

IBtrNn IttteT % The Trndnn Times
II msy be- useful To appri.e all persons leaving Eng
land for Austria that that power following the
p. ~ RuiH has closed her frontiers aud 40 Is oay
With the yrRisst difculty that risc for passport
To Vienna b. % pined ~ the AuFtrinn Embassy
here m b'riin All consular passports rtj,citd
and ssptcisi 70 szsrcstd icards Emp stsn end
.4wo,cans. To mercantile men the Inconvenience u
being d. tautd in Berlin T. very great aad wish tho
certainty of being stepped at the frontier II T. useless
to- pr,c,,3 " 4 n'cssssry. therefore 20 take
bss,Gdors foisirn octr's pas sport aud that NUT
state distinctly the paccto which the traveller Is going
and the stj,e, Of his Journey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

For this object Il viii open nsgotathDs on conditions
Which hsl offer the greatest advantages W Switser-
land.
An animated debate took place the report, and
the conclusions Of the COMMITTEES were eventually
adopted by large majority
Great Britain.
treasury warrant Is pri nted in last Tuesdays o.
citing that in future the postage between Hail.
fax Boston and New York shall after the 20th inst
be fixed at n packet rate Of 4d for every letter
not exceeding half an ounce in weight and pro-
gressively 4d for every additional half ounce News
papers TO be charged Id each provided the usual
pota regulations respecting newspapers are complied
with
An arrival Of gold to the amount Of e1s5,ooo, has
taken place this week LIVERPOOL Times Of the
18th of August from Russia fs5sOO govern
mept opd fl00 coo on private account tho latter by
special permission the export OF gold under ordinary
circumstances being still prohibited
very csamitous accident has occurred ct colliery
the village Of Aherdsre By explosion Of fire.
damp upwards Of sixty miners were destroyed and the
scene around the mouth Of the pit where mothers,
wives and daughters gathered in agony corpse
after corpse brought out. most heart ding
One hundred and five persons in the pit ut the
time Of the Disaster but full partic have not yet
been given the coroners Inquest adjourp in
order to give time for inquiry concerning the state Of
the pit before the accident.
At the late Wesl. yam Conference In Manchester
three minister. Of that body expelled for presumed
connection with the Fly Sheets" and for contumaoy
in refusing to questions proposed by the Confer
ence Considerable Sympathy with the expelled menu
bers and some anger at Conference are manifested By
portion Of the W sseysn body
The cholera continued the increase in some parts
Of Great Britain particularly in the vicinity OF London
and in Liverpool In the latter place during the week
there had been 4l2 deaths from the disorder Manches
ter has escaped the OF the malady and not
single death has occurred in Birmingham The official
returns tor all England on "Wednesday, exhibited a
satisfactory decline from 081 attacks and asa deaths
the preceding day. to s77 attacks and 1854 deaths,
and Thursday the attacks were 7G3, and the total
deaths 364.
Brunswick.
The Brunswick Chambers have assented to the pro-
position for adheripg to the triple alliance by nsjo
rit of To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
Two Days Later from Europe.

The steamship Washington with adWces from
Europe two days later THAI those brought by the
Caledonia, is now due at this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
" Bss bsrous TREATMENT

To spr Enron rur ITrssLp-
SH: The report In this dsy's paper headed Barba-
Treatment 10 lse in every psrticularthe girl
spoken Of left my house egant the advice and w Of
ny,.lf and family her sister had been here from the
Friday pfecedirg Eve days and insisted on returning
erd taking Jane with herr and would hav. done the
day after her arrival here had che been persuaded
crvc ~ TO the last hour my wife ohiested 20 her
leaving IS can prove BY the driver Of the carriage
tbst carried her TO the railroad.
Ny youngest child lays dangerously H. or 7 wsuid
tas will beresftsr) prove by sfdavits that sueh are
the sets and that every and attention given
her bile hsre
III equally false respects The doctor Who attended
her Yours,
l. ,. HUGeIN..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
The ,su.sInn EnlnIrc.


The Here iitsiy Grand Duke OF Russia has Just scnt
In his In that Of his Wife 600 900 ailvsr
Ieutles u be distributed 20 the army BY the military
Hussian troops catered the principsties u Heshn-
ana So mariDG'n on the th. aud according 20 the
tnnts
III. P.lih Cam, OF rcscn declares that the Maxyars
have pofttsea tltinselvts q the town Of Garfield
the ficbtsr OF Ghcia and that the 2sth ult they
invaded the district Of strJa In 0nica and seized the
rubnc mcn'y after when they retired witsia their
frontier. In the of thsir expedition the
hssya tuincd down the Custom.house and barracks
n hlupti
vtgss Of free port are continued TO Odesss for i've
J,sis, ,nding 2pih hvgsst, lbs5
The Gtscv Gassn. Jays that the EnrtrOr Nicholas
is net tIly causing the imperial Guards 20 march
torarit Hungry but T. bringing up large masses Of
Tcors from u. most distant pat Of the empire. Not
long troops clothed and armed In unusual style
ana smcng III m attachments Of Baskiru and Nal
nuchs. rss''d through kslssry, In folrnd, on their
The sG,sisn Ges,fie yublishss a letter from Craeo~
Of tb- stth ult stating that the Emperor Nicholas
passsp,cted tltfe every hour.
G'D'Isl 1anoTiciers arrived at Wsrsaw upon tho
9Th sud received tbs following day with great
pomp and rdialit, by the Emperor, at the Ls1snk
slscc. The trncb envoy ~ lodged In APARTMENTS
fitd up for bin by the Emperors orders at the Brubi
Palace pb,re the Austrian Ambassador, Count Bull
1he town q Bogussla In the province Of kiow (Rus
fla) bas Just been Visited BY IRE. which commenced
ouisiO, the vale In IN es'abthntn t 81 baths and,
being carried furvgrd by the wind gained the
terror H. -, Than hours 195 Lous,s 2O2 shops a.
sie',' c1ed vh and -four, hs 'yndssgue cad four
Jstish orsiories, oepsunsd.
Venice.
The following intelligence announces the dofca. Of
the Austrian blccksdirg squadron IN Venice The
Concordie Ct URN of the 10th. is the authority:
On the nsbt Of the 10Th ut the Nenetans surprised
st sdvatced post Of the Austrian attached ~ at
the point ~ III. bzy killed 90 men deblvd 81 and
sriz'd iUfg, qpHbty 81 provisions. About the
time Venetian Hoiiiie cecorting large supply Of
IrO,isops fr, n the Iopiap Islands when stack
ed on The Nrnr,oD Gulf by the imperial feet Which,
suer most obstinate con hict vas obliged to take re-
fuse ~ 1r,ts he fotila then trium phsnty enter
ed the las,ons to the joy 81 the Nepetians who had
AHEAD, t.gun 10 suffer Nom want OF provisions. At
pres, Mt cur, wine and fresh meat plentiful
HE blockade by lend TO- Gays the CoptsrdiI good
rai d. the husr1sns having considerably extended i.s
nits after their uitles efforts Of the 2sh 18th aud
50h w IN their retreat they have leit large guam
Wy 81 Jrrieg;il,s behind them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
AxUssxEsrs THIS EVENING.
TO AslYcrIlscIH.

The following is the conceded circulation, daily, for
last week, of the two Journals respectively sei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

The Minister Of the Interior has ordered the Com
muDal Guard to be dissolved preparatory to its reor
gaDization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

The Brunswick Chamber have assented to the pro-
position for adherDg to the triple alliance by nsjo-
rity Of 81 to a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

ss rdiaIa.
The ogne, ses Dsba,s states that the indemnity Of
100000 due by Piedmont to Austria. has already
been paid by the house Of Rothsehld, account Of
the former power.
tween Austria and Piedmont relative TO the amnesty
appears 20 have b~en settled the following copdl
tiops:-The Austrian government and the Dukes q
Parma and Nodena will proclaim the amnesty by q
spontaneous and one Of free power but this pro-
elamniion win be made before the signature ~ tho
at isef II also stated positively that Piedmont has
obtained from Austria some advantageous arrange.
rsnt az TO IN. mode Of paying the war indemnity s.i
pulatsd for In the treaty.
Frankfort.
Tire Arckdute John expected TO arrive at Frseh-
fort the 18th ut An attempt will be made by Aus
tria who long since repudisted the German Psrlia-
mrpp to re,,. The authority q the ArchSuss "a. Gao
Parliament, and jyipg with t) for the purpoes Of mp
holding the cause Of Austrian supremacy The Aus
csuss no siIusiop made in tho Kings speech, on
opening the Prusssn Chambers. to Austria.
v,rpmept thus eommsp,s on The speech -
I ia, hs naSs Of sn:,Ii, !. no, oncs m.s
sS' als Sss' C.ssss
.%.S .Ha vs. ;sss;:. ss.S SssSisr r.srs,.%,sa;s
iSia ,rrs 81 s.n': no. e,rss
r,gs realty q want, e, s, Ne
a,s ~ pra,,. p irr.rTVsi s.isy too 5Sr nu1sn In
syTon ,sin What has s,sS shown
BY tie ntiority tf the Frurssn reo~l The German
trail still rem aims the hands Of the hrshduk. JShs.
Or. word h si able 20 ave TO that po~sr the ,ub,'ahes
and the vyr IL hes hitherto been without II at the lcg
mate tuthurty Of tho Vicar ~ the Empire Germany
te ihnged upon little by the ururraticp OF North Ger
by that % South Ger dew 70
to this IL now Austrs's suty, as |, 10 its interest
Switzerland.
Tho ecpmittes appointed by the national council
Of Switzerland TO examine the question relative to the
relations Of Switzerland With Germany presented Its
rpert 60 the council in the sitting Of the 9Th. The
eoDclpgiops TO ny the COMMITTEES we're
]. The f. d~rsl council tbsll be Invested with full
powers 10 iate the necessary measures relative TO the
mplo, m,nt Of the troops called out on federal SER
vice nsy inersase their number, or dismiss them
entirely sccofdira 10 circumstances. The full
rover Which given TO the federal council on the
Both June last with ussra 20 the extraordinary en-
'nfep are renewed g. The federal council W autho-
ih,d 10 take the necessary relative TO the
rsitntjor 70 the proper owners 81 the srms brought
Into the sgiss Territory by che rsfngees the prompt
return offhe mae e refugees into their country and
To- "ttsin posive explanations relative 10 The assem-
bling 81 tcops along the northern frontier u Sssnse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

The Austrian Llcy contains short account Of Geor.
gty' from ffsfue f.v years ago, rays the vrefer,
tbs bold lssdrr - the Magyar insurrcctions was living
mere in ne midtt Of % Retired and almost misan.
thropieal he desottd his quiet life to science visited
different colleges Of our university and vas sure Of
rtic'r In many etizen'e house In ccpeequsnse Of
bis ~ adj stsg eobeuet His fsvoasite studies we're
slsnisify ana bv;sny he vjs toe, o Er,nchrorasn,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16
OLEOSIATIC LAMPS.
Il. CHAPDELhrNE,

. HtH No, 3yO BROADWAY
JIAS received per late arvasa lnge and splendid afsnrt
II ment OF FRENCH PATENT OLEOS1A 1'IC
different patterns There Lamps were invented
by the cet bre A. fhlorier OF til. French Academy, ana
ARE considered the best lamps now n use These Lamps
are for sale only at j76 BiuAisway, IN this city.
A!so on hand, large assortment OF CUTLERY GL-
RANDOLES, FASES, CifiNA IpARE, TOILET
SETS, and every article IN llie Furnishing lne
Mr.. q. being agent fer the BROOhL YIN FLINT
CLASS. Is prepared TO execute onl.rs Tor Rich Cut a'
whole sale retail and invites the attention OF purchasers
the splendid assortment Of rich Glass Ware on hand al
lis st.bl.sinent where they depend upon being iur'
nse with the finest quality OF Glass Ware ever manuise
urd being the only place where Tie Brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass be procured. se
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN &
i GALABRUN, having reiited and rep.iished this spu.
cious prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments IN this house
consisting dining Saloons sitting rooms, parors lodging
rooms DC. The large hall may be used fer balls or public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar.
ranged 40 as 10 furnish moments notice, refreshments
for any number persons, 10 three hundred to
be accommodated the time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup,
ers and the tables will be furnished with the best the mar
ket Affords Liquors and wines from the best establish,
mens IN the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
The shortest notice. There will be lunch at II O'clock
every day. attention win be spared give satisac
ton Men OF business and those visiting the city VIII ma
prices will be found 10 be moderate The French AMI
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
- JAMES BERGEN,
EH LOUIS GALABRUN
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16
SEAMAN q MUIR,
a2l BROADWAY, NEW YoRF

RE daily receiving rom The large Aneuon Sales an as
| "A sortilieiit uf IANL, Y and STiPLE Or Y GOODS
adapted The best Cay Trade, and purchased much below
the cost Of inpoluol which they arc Offering AT re'!
small ddpafee,
They have also received by the various steamers and
packeis very general assortment OF ltfCH FANCY
DRY GOODS to Ulich.iliey invite the attention OF pur.
chasers. Il, STOCK will be found The Nonrcnutes q
Paris and London.
Tn.y brg leave present ts,r thanks for The patronage
so literally bestowed upon their establishments and 10
the public that they will strive to secure continuance
OF confdcnee R,iJ support
Il is their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their untNampied SUCCESS thus lar, ty
determined 10 leave no honorable Efforts nntrsd 70 nc
complislt ltir IL sia cpsdt TiDie amount Of expert
ence has demonstrated to their satisfaction thai
tie only method OF obainins aud securing Large bus
S. have IL based upon correct principles, and thai
while merchants they consult the interest OF their Gus
TONER'S they pursuing tile only true method OF advancing
their own
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

" H. PALMER's COUNTRY NEwsPA-
v I. PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune building,
New York. the best ewspapers OF all the
cities and principal towns Ia the United States and Cana
da which he 10 duly authorized 10 receive advertise
and subscriptions, ant fully empowered to give re-
ceipts.
Merchants, manufacturers artists and individuals gene
rally besides public insuiios incorporated companies
and societies who wish TO advertise in subscribe for
newspapers Of any section of the country. are respectfully
inv ted to examine the files. rs.
To remove all doubts and msapprehensions, the agent
hereby notifies the public, that person is authorized by
him solicit advertisements, cards subscriptions 70, the
newspapers for which he Is the only authorized agent
Tie annoyance merchants and others, growing out Of
numerous pretended agencesn this city renders the adop
ton OF this course essentially proper to guard against I'M
position.
Those therefore, who wish to transact business with his
agency and avoid mistakes respectfully invited TO hand
IN their orders ct the Office, or address
v. D, PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune buildings,
IT, The cost Of advertising IN country pap-rs-a it OF
the cities andtowna throughout the Union, IN which The
papers pnbsheoneh,r with the copies OF The seye
raj papers which he is the duly authorized Agent nay
be seen this Office In the Tribune buildings.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16
IIAGcrR & BROTHERS, No. 60, SCUM 81, three doc

IIAGGER BROTHERS, No. 60, South ST., three doors
Ill from Trait street, baltimore, Ha,sfdcfut,s and I'm.
forisrs Of Mathematical Ofiien ard Phinsshica bSbu
p,entsA good assortment oi the following articles which
we offer Tor sale al reduced prices:
Surveyors Compessss Ensn.er's Levels Thcrordolies
Tieodotes Cumlassts Si s. Plan, S,orn, ami TIarspa-
Compasses; Spy glasses; flnn and Duble Tangent
ousirans; S,xtanis; BarVmct.rs; rhermnmtt.s; Log
Giass.s; HalEhour Gass.s Tape lines Cases Of Draw
Ing Instruments; Pocket Compass surveyor chains
Carpsnitr's and lnniber Rails, 1slait anu SalimaksT
Squares; brass sul Gunfr Sca Parallel Rnts praNs
ing Tens; Divders Pfotrieiprs; Epwdieh NaWeaois,
BLUFFS Coast Pilus, SaPnast.r's Az aus sT nh
Shirpins Papers; Stalnsns Jurnale Ready ncumois.
good assortment OF Charts OF al parts o. 'ne No,ns
i:,u.inr Ks.ls. Out Sticks, &c Together w,th large a.
sortmeni OF INSTRUMENTS W the NntitnsicM nn". -.
M - Inst msns OF every description iei"ie OF "s"s
o order, inrue nentcs manner.