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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
v. Is. Palmer's Hints for Business Men.

The door to wealth. responsibility influence and honor.
He who uegiects ADVERTISING only robs himself Of hs
fair advantages but besows the spols on his wiser nvnis
20 sell ms customers 10 better advantage than he who does
because he adopts the correct means to multiply theH
number and TO himself much larger amount Cd bv.
He who does the largest business can do al me
smallest percentage Of proht.
An old business susist until ITS customers drop al
by death removal but he who would build up business
now must be like the time. and improve the advantages
To neglect it, is like resolving to travel BY steam.
communicate BY telegraph is to close ones eyes
the light and insist upon living perpetual darkness An
individual may do this at his own cost but community
The man no refuses 20 advertise his business effect.
coniesse ncaacy and defeat and retreats 70 the resr
DISCRIMINATION and circumspecticn should be exercised n
the selection Of places, and choice made Of the papers
best adapted 10 the pursuits OF advertisers =.
menas well might object to the cost OF sheerns hs
goods. protecting them from theve'' OF deanns them "~
Continual persevermg advertising, # the subject be a
adapted the tastes and wants oi the pubic sure 70 %
successful II is an ndsputable fact that there s no W
stance well sustained adherence " continued yste~
of advertising ever failing Of success
Not many years eapse before the large conmsroas
dealings the country will concentrate IN the hands of one
tenth the pesen. number Of obbers IN proportion 10 hs
The mans by which this great and berhe,n change -
be effected various but CHEF among them edoeu1
,nono IN two or three papers. ali those Of
the city where the business done but IN the most whsy
circulated journals Of The rhole Teg'o" "He"es e1o"
Nothing yet been done in the way Of advertising CON-
pared 10 what can ana lhrfhdDD
The merchant who has reasonable amount 81 csptas
and his good shape can fr better ahd 20 al
yer,se 10 the amount VI 900 year than any less sun
Those who hold u this mighty engine III an carry d
and WELD with judgment and deelnon wll maze yaa Ioe
,Tn,s while those who neglect will see their business
droincle Gbe0y and psrsh 1t must be seized NE Lime
the fcelock Will leave the nesecfai and a'""hs ~
of sight behind q, ..t . ,.x.,,.-
Extensive ADVERTISING morally certain 70 WORK fsvoie
tio IA trade by driving thousands II the easy gong OUT
II ami concentrating business the hands u few VINO
know how obtain and keep 4 Cnts WIN vas ns su
stuton Of cash for credit and hrh OF those nov 80
cared M trade Will amply suffice 70 DO the WHO'S tsa vi"
ss.,n nave NJ 10 do The revolution - ALREADY oegkS
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
notice 10 hereby gwen, that petition has been Pre-,
sen,ed in the Board Il Assistant Aldermen for Eh
In PERRY ST fro IN Greenwich ay 70 the Hudsoh RIVER
All persons interested having objections thereto are re-
orested 10 present the writing stating hen erent
Of Interest the Contract Clerk at tins Office on or before
I7th inst -Croton Aqueduct Department, Nov B?l
MO in NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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TNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,

- oiu CCAPIrIL AND ASSETS $500, 900.
Jnsurancss Marine, Inland NanssHoh NV
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The ysEss-, The porer a mind niad, Which Nv
u multiplied iadefRiici,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-25

u. 5. Treasury DepGrtnaent-The New York
Journal OF Commerce states, that the Department
of the Treasury is now better organized and the
administration of its duties more PROMPT and
efficient, than formerly. 1t was noticed some
months ago, in our Washington correspondence,
that Mr.. Corwin was engaged in examination
OF the several Bureaux of the Treasury, with a
view to improve their manageme mt, and, that in
his own office, he had made beneficial changes.
We now learn that he has got the Department in
good trim.
Formerly, as every one knows, business of i'm
portance mi ght be brought before the Department,
and then lie without attention for weeks and
months, and even for years. Merchants used, in
many instances, to be obliged to write to the De-
partment some twenty thirty letters on the
same business, and even then, perhaps, without a
reply. 1t was the custom to evade the RESPONSE
bility of decisions by simply filing papers and
applications. As to the several Bureaux, their
business was generally two or three years behind
hand
Such, indeed, continued to be the condition Of
the Department until after the termination of the
last Congress. But every letter that is re-
ceived, meets with prompt acknowledgment. Mr.
Corwn has directed that every days mail shall be
attended to the day OF its receipt.
While the current business is thus promptly dis
patched, nearly the entire business of two three
years accumulation has been brought up, and the
whole OF it soon will be.
1t is, we learn, the intention of Mr.. Corwin, tha
the Department IN all its parts, and especially il
his own office, shall dispatch business as prompt,
and as thoroughly is done in merchants count
ing house.
Mr.. Corwin has issued an order, which is to b,
standing rule, that clerks and officers Of the De
sss!nsns shall be a. 'hsit assks from eight eeloel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-25

Tie Blood of the Revolution Ran Out. "A
correspondent of the Charleston Mercury is vio-
lenty opposed to the celebration Of the 4th of July
He asks
Is this inglorious Union any longer tolerable?
and when stern necessity compels us to dissolve 1t
in self defence, is it matter for rejoicing that what
was once glorious is now gnominious?
Will the vain boasting of what was achieved
by our revolutionary fathers, by military parades
and sautes, be consonant with the feelings of our
citizens generally 2? Can it be pretended that such
displays will tend to prepare the mind of this
munity for measures that must soon be adopted, or
for acts that may require much self-denia !''
The writer further proposes that instead of the
usual celebration by bonfres, llumnations, and
military fetes, the people Of Carolina shall convert
the day into one Of humiliation anil prayer! This
latter suggestion is not bad one. Our nelghbors
of Carolina certainly need light JJrom above and
we know of better time to ask for it than on the
anniversary of their nations birth. They need
communion with the departed spirits Of the revou
tion and we feel convinced that if the entire popu
laton of the State could spend twenty -fours in
humble worship of their God, instead OF the names
of departed politician, they might exercise the
fell spirit of disunion from the land, and become
better citizens, well as purer patriots Macon
(Ga) Journal ..- ..r
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT From June IL to October Is, 1851
office Hours Weekdays, from A. NJ until p. NJ
Sundays and Hoyday', from uD,i II A. M
GREAT EASTERN MAIL. via Mobile. arrives daily at g
to pspsa inland ~. ls,,r. i9E n,
yea s %s. S. s. sp sesRns eRa and s Ps.g
10 IA Mississippi Cny and Bor on Tuesday, Thursday.
al 7 a. m and on Saturdays at 10 a. M
a sln f%ess
W Rr nns pGn, em Rsadop aao r Ma
cqum6q. kyJ, Cairo Paucsh Henderson Evans
Sg Hs .ad xs @ MsSs g ag,s
dsilJ-hours Irregular
sr; Lorls NAL. supplying Natchez yicksbarg. Ma.
day, eneeP'ed) at p arrives day-hours irregular
os M fpGpyPs ! 5 Baton
w4sfploof Rodney ST. ..phs Grand lia was@ton AID ves
arrives sunday Monday, Thursday and Friday BY
s saas sE s CAST NIL aeenS MS
s n anehfs 81 Bfay & Lanng sso N9Gs and l. nSr Lob
Point Gos6s sss Pc IND and % 90 sgad,y and wsdns.say
RED RIVER MAIL, supplying Alexandria. Grand Ecore.
..a g.nsfay tuesday and Friday arrives twice
tsy aud Friday arrives Tuesday, Thulsy aud Sat
p. daily except sunday, Ii a "a.
CARRoILToS Mall closes on Monday. Wednesday and
\
l p. IN.
GALVESTON. SALuRIA, IEDIANoLA and PoRr LAvAcA
clo every saHdey at Nj due every Tuesday Wednesday
at P. IN.
BRAzos SANTIAGO, Point Isabel, Brownsville and Rio
Grunde closes ThuIt1ay, at due every Monday
?.
HAVANA MAIL closes taect the 18th and 9th of each
mou, the 18Th, at hsf.pa
TO- duS about the 6h 6h 2i aud 3Oh Postage pay
ebe in advances.
WEST INDIA ISLANDS, MEXICO, Ports in the Gulf of
and thence by BIZ sh all closes, direct and
2h OF each month at p and via Charleston
post, &c payable in adVsncej follows; 'h III and
British PossonsWhen the ditance U mailing
ules Letter, loC
Over 400 miles Haounce Letter 200
British PossessiohWhen tn distance from the mailing
office $500 under Halfoz Letter, Sc NewpaT
Over 5OU miles Hefoz Letter, 45c Nevspaper
delivery $500 under. Hloz 0c. Newspaper
Over 800 mues Haor Letter Newspaper
NEwGRANADA w est Coast of South America California
Oregon andwieh Islands China, and
1h of each month All arrives about the 6h 1
Postage payable in advance California and Tho
pOshgs places the West Coast Of South
ma
when and 25 each letter aud
received
Schedule of Postage.
B The following will be the Rates of Postage and
the lst Of July, 1851;
/. Letter Postage by oneha under, between
liaces within the United States;
5000 miles or under Sc prepaid. Sc unpaid
over 5OuO mi &c Prepaid lUc uupad
2. Letter Postage by onehaf under when con-
vryed y the United States wholly or In part by and
from foreign country;
$500 miles prepaid
over 2JVO mules To be prepaid
shall be ABUSED al different by Postal Treaty
already concluded, or hereafter to be made.
3. Newspapers not exceeding three in weight
and bona hde ussc0ers postage psyabs quarterly In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-25
Ee1s1sl2se Medicine Warehouse
No. ISL Chartres Sc. New Orleans.

WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand unriveIed in
every department OF their busines have agreed with the
Propeors and Agents of all genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep them
santy supplied with fresh and ample al rates
Tar below the usual market prces by this arrangement they
enabled 10 offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found this
city Having had many years experience in the purchase
for conducting this particular department, the liberal
cale aud prepared supply trade pnces
s.osengiy e Ri either at iSsse!e
or RetdH. AT their establishment may be found n n
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICIN ES
Ihe Following list comprises Of their assortment, and
be furnished to Dealers cases. at from twenty 10
twenty five cent. cheaper than manuacurers regular
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Treaties in Oregon.



Treaty No. l. We have the qualification of
announcing, authority that we deem perfectly
reliable, that the Commissioners appointed to treat
with the Indians of Oregon, Gov. Gaines, Col.
Allen and Judge Skinner, have concluded treaty
with those of the Cailapooyas inhabtng the west
ern side of the Wallaaet Valley. The purchase
includes the tract lying between the Molele and
point about half way between the Caapooya
River and MacKenzie's Fork, distance eighty
miles in length by from fifteen to twenty in width,
and embracing some OF the finest lands in the ter
ritory. sma tract lying on the south side of
the North Fork OF Santiam, is reserved for the
of the Indians, saving the claims OF whites already
settled there. The bands with which this arrange
ment has been made, number 15j souls The con-
sideration agreed to be given is s2j00, annually,
for twenty years, payable $500 in cash, and the
balance of $4,000 in blankets, pantaoons, coats,
shoes, shirts, hats caps calicoes, linsey, paids
domestic shrting, blanket shawls, and pocket
handkerchiets.
Every effort was made by the Commissioners to
induce these people to to the east of the
Cascade Range. They were offered selected
lands, an increased annuity, and military protec-
tion, but they infexbly adhered to their determi-
nation to remain their native soil, stating that
they had yielded tract after another TO the
whites; that the Santiam Country they had
always looked to as refuge that their numbers
were now diminished and they had but few years
to live They promised 10 be honest with their
white neghbors and cause trouble to them, and
finally appealing to their justice, they declared their
willingness to be shot down rather than abandon
their ancient homes.
These Indians are now united under Louis as
head chief, with Scolan and Joe, or Alquema, as
sub-chiefs.
Treaty No. 2.-We learn that the Commission
ers have concluded the negotiation of the treaty
with the Twallatty plains Indians, represented by
Kakut, Poah and lie Medecin, By this purchase
the Government acquires the territory lying the
west side of the Waamet, between that river and
the summit of the Coast range, and from the South
fork of the Yamhill river northward, covering the
whole of the TwalIatty plains and intermediate
country, being over million of acres The price
agreed upon is forty thousand dollars, payable in
twenty annual instaments $500 in cash. and the
rest in goods of similar description to those
agreed to be given to the Santium band, with the
addition of few agricultural implements. The
reserve to the Indians comprises tract of six miles
by eight, enclosing Wappatoo lake, with the ex
eepton of claims already taken up. We are in
clined to think that this reserve will be perfectly
satisfactory to the settlers in the eighborhood, a
well to the Indians themselves The Twal
latties are, many OF them, very good farmers an,
employed extensively during the harvest seasol
in getting in the crops.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-25
A CARD.

THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
l. leans now exciting the attention Of the Board of Health
and the Medical Faculty has led full nvestiga alton
the reO. and compilation by Dr. Simonds of the slasi-
cal tables OF hygiene and m0rtuary which laid be-
fore the community OF lectures at Lyceum Hall.
by care ful examination Of the comparative health and
mortality bills OF Boston and New Orleans. at different Pc
ro is discovered in both places, within
the years aud the mainly attributable
TO increased cleanliness, induce d by Shower bathing.
In Boston, i've years ago, Hydlopaihy became mania.
and the SHOWER bATH, afording the econ omca
and convenient mode of ueaiment readily adopted.
Hence the improved health of that city. The increased
health and consequent dmnuton OF the motuay bills Of
New Orleans greatly Attributable the OF the R.
RYAN BATHS by at least THoUs PERSONS who,
notwithstanding the hot weather to which they are exposed
manifest by their uddy laces cheerful leengs and elias c
steps, degree Of health Of which be assured unless
they the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS, which are
ie3 I'm I'D. 50 Magazine street
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r. r. r.
RADWAY,S READY RELIEF

N. N. N. ..G.. ..
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Is acknotctedged By tie true men Of america to
be tile quickest and most efectual remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
Of its cause, IN the World.
the warning giyen OF the presence of disease,
and the prostraton OF the system To stop pain
nerves, and to give vitality and healthy
ons energy as to bic the system ward of The stacks
OF disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief of pain
to sensthen nvgorae and regulate the action Of the
nerves muscles secretions and in the
dy it prescribed by physicians every place the
best and quickest cure for all
Neuralgia, Tic DOuIOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who. have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain.
fs1y haL one Or tive a@ppdeauons @ Of RApWAY READY
compeely cured them. 1t has stopped the excruciang
Rheumatism
in fifteen minutes. and cured disease entirely twenty
9ur hours L has cured during s application. will
always stop the pain in Nsura,r ,ss or 1n minutes
Every of neuralgia, where has been properly used it
has stopped the pain in few minutes. Its continued
disease.
Paralysis
Or nervous prosraion, reaxet Of the mucles-n SO
cases ou OF lW will restore the of the limb few
hours II strengthens, warm and nvgoraes every muscle,
nerve and sinew in the system.
Pains in the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
STRENGTHENING influence; Instantly the most severe
Jumping Tooth -ache.
L will stop the tantazng 0oh-ache few seconds.
thousands OF our citizens can attest Nevou, pains OF
Relief. '''''N'' "
Sick Headache.
9 cases out Of 1000 will free from pain Is minutes, and
the continued according will poivey
a-e Price-5O and 25 cents.
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THEY HAVE COME

IF Those persons who have been so anxousIy waiting
for the arrival of our 81 RGICAL. DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS are respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Cal
and see them For sale by
felO If P.L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gravier SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-25
The Kentueky Military Institute,

The kentucky Military Institute,
nIRECTED by Board of Visitors appointed
- by the State, is under the immediate supe. -sD
nyenHslIs " NJ sp q Go's. Is. i. r. AhLnN n anu
West Ponl, aud thorough practical Engineers. Zssf4
aided by able and efficient Faculty The of study
very full; apparatus extensive buildings commo'ious
discipline exact location deslrable at Franin
emptOn from bad inuences means, in brei, ample for a
thorough elias ca scientific and practical education with
studies to strengthen the body while caltyatng the mental
and moral STUDIES continued at option during
tonJuy and August. Entire charge aSa per semi ual
session, payable in advance 10 the Treasurer H. TAYLOR
Esq Cashier OF the Bank OF Kentucky, Frsnkort.
Address either Superintendent ut Kentucky Military In
sti.n!e, near FIankfor. ky. or the undersigned,
lSigned1 P. DUDLEY, Adg t Gen. and PEST Board
e1 Further information be furnished at the Crescent
Office. ap3 Itaw Il WeOs ly
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

till four, and longer when necessary to dispatch
the current business.
The public will be much obliged to Mr.. Corwin
for the accomplishment of these neediul official
reforms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-25

MUSIC AND MUSICAL LlNsTRUAIEETs.-The
lvl subscribers would respectfully request your ma
attention their large and extensive stock of Mu 3
sic and Musical MeIehandise Of every descln,ion N
Eortes from the iae!ores Of tbs first makers in the
United States and Europe. q"
Strings for Violin, Guitar. Harp Violincelo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins. Pegs, Screws. etc.
Vioins, Flutes Gutars, Accortions. Brass instruments
for Bands, Tamhourines Banj0s, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Fer Wire Tuning min ta%msr Forks. etc etc. and
attended to.
liberal discount made dealers and professors and to
seminaries.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part paynen,
for H.. ..,.. ..... =.
the Music received from the North soon as pub
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. II. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct. %.
e. A. TYLER.
o25 dtftW4 .E r...... 81 ID. HEWITT
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SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,

POS Giy0d Street, Neao Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES & CO., would res
peetiuly inform the public that they prepared
i9 SS d9 SSITIEAMBoAT ~ I WORK, and buid SUGAR MILL
and Saw Mill MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such as Turn Tables. Stay Plates Switches, Chairs,
Lathss Of various SIZES enabled to turn and
- Orders for Columns, Pipes Wbees Fumace Months
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gallery
ana lomb kailnss Shafts and Pueys Axles and Boxes
daeis; s & Soye Plates veniators Sash Weights etc., will
Inc Blacksmith Department is fitted IN tn enab,e
to eSecne any orders that may be received.
please address to e' 'o' "h'oh
WHEEhER, GEDDEs Il CO., Neworsaps. La.
8. SWOOP.
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DIACKING- -15 5o..as re-. 8, E.o-o.,,. =
d sale BY F. J. HART co q r Tehonetona. $, ~
2E9-FIesh and lnst IS received, for sale by
RIcEIs@S g 'Is,ss; sssaPFR PFIns 66 GsIsIIas sss
EYCHANGE an NEW yoRK i : ~, r.. -. .s1e =.
- iel4 1AREI.I.I \ 90. 81 Common st
CAsIoR Oil. is bbls Superior St. Louis
as Ii93. " u seSs 100. eHs1 M NsNsa.T s 90 M
~ jelaa aNl FERp KENNETr & 4 co. CO.
SoAPI2So ssTs3R sGEss osn % 91ide, Is i9F sale by
nI0T-AsSEs.io Nm. Raho;iad MoI,..a. Nj =
N1 store. for sale: sls FERp: KENNETT s.Ssi %.
AhDIv2 W bbs; a1a,p and Kegs e 6 No; l. for sale by
EXTRA FLOUR. b6is. o'Faiion Flour
- in slore for sale FERD. kENNETT & co.
MEsp s., casks WsstsEn fssp KRgsfTr h%s 9 store,
DEANUTS-I00 baos fresh for ssle hv
l A: F. COCHRAN s CO. y Tohoaplioulas St.
casks sugar cured Sanyrsed rr Hams dn
TNK-2o cases Fraser 4 ESeletts superior Black B5
: III lnIS' Tor sale eeyJ pARTSco 7oroh,,n;,on,,
SALERATUs-6o packages Soda and Pearl ca
je2i hs' Tor sac sy, HART co 70 robooDi,on,, at
GITININF o,oo - ie"e"e-;o",ae 1 81;
issi case only gARrs co 10 rohonn,on,..
0ILs-40 bbIs Castor Oil, Adams brand, No.
;.o 20 do tnseed o 50 do ~ Lard ID Oil for sale by
pACoN2ioo cass. and an fierce. =; .s Hams. Side, a
is and Sh9WHdets " Fl E,gs ials by m 90 -, 90
A QUA AMMONIA-1O carboys Aqua Ammo.
"a hi agia' for sale very low. by r P,L Massey.
ELoUR-ig4 bbIs Ohio % sunsIine. s % iandns aess; e7
,rs steamer Gep rRSREr srS !qr sa,s a By y ,ns
WEsTPHALIA HAMs-5o superior West.
s,s ShaIa HAMS Prse lS Hsnts PEI tb FoE sale by
COW PEAS-25O bags ge nuine Carolina Seed
Cow Peas, in 9Ts, store ard landing for sale by
nGrTEps aaT go y :, ~ i9ooao'oq5as i59, 81
ID in store, and for sale sy -.r ,,or
8 n,o !. 90 Ell Wultl.r. % lamp ST.
SUGAR-l00 bxs. Brown Havana Sugar, land
les c. B: BRoADWELL.&CO & 60. g Poydras st.
{ tALClNED MAGNESIA-10 cases Calcined
NV Masnfsf S;t AIsSssEiySsd for sale BY and
MOLASSES-lOO half bbIs, Mnscov,do M
ltl lssses in store and for sale bv A'-'
lss : - q ;BRoApwELL& co ssPoydrass st.
Il Flour for sale in o,s barrels fresh Northern kye
le5 FERD KESNETT& & co. 80 MAGAZINE st.
oE-o bbls. Glue good article, landing and
mviI 5If safe oy oo,ns, clnI r; l.: ~ Massey. A.
~0FEEE oFo - =, 80. ~ ~ H-e-,e. soees
~ for sale by '''N Java
9so / W. AKamUK 20. . and y New leyee
ooHEN buIIER-20O frkms in store and
W y HRss g. py Synd .s Old evse
| SALT-For sale, Liverpool Salt of the celebrated
islo !ohS TSoI&. .SnH,s1i. ) ksni. Place
| M AHOGANY-An invoice of Mahogany land
jelo B9RE' Epi & Wn II 1y 1eG sale 6y
n ATSTNS-o5O ,,,I,oI, LaIf -