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Social AFFEcTl oE.-- Society has been
aptly compared TO aheap OF embers. which.
when separated, soon anguish, darken, and
expire; but, il placed together, glow with
ruddy aud intense heath Just emblem Of
the strength, happiness, and seurity deriv-
ed from tho union of mankind, The say.
age who never knew the blessing OF comb.
nation, aud he who quits society from spa-
thy or misauihropic spleen, are like the
separated embers, dark, dead useless they
neither give nor receive heat, neither love
nor are beloved, 10 what acts OF heroism
and virtue, in every age and nation. has not
the impetus Of affection given rise : no
what gloomy misery, despair. and even sui.
eide, has not the desertion Of society ledi
How often in the busy hauuts Of men are
not our noblest and gen,lest viftues called
forthf And how in the bosom Of tho re-
cluse do all the emotions languishan grow
faint - Hrighfs Caskef. 4 Z, ~
WoNAN's Mission ~ Asthe vine which
has long twiped is graceful foliage about,
the oak. and been liled by il in sunshine,
will. when the hardy plant is rined BY The
thunderbolt, cling around il with its caress-
ingtendrils, and bind pits shattered boughs.
so is il beautifully ordered by Providence
that woman. who Is Tho mere dependant
and ornament Of man in his happier hours.
should be his stay and solace when smlien
with sudden alamity--wipding herself into
the rugged recesses Of his nature. tcnderly
supporting the drooBipg head. and binding
up the wounded heart
LOVE- roR CmLpREN. Tel me not ~
The trim. precisely arranged homes whete
there are no children; where" as The
good German has II. "lhe Ay traps always
hang straight on the wall = --iell me not Of
the never disturbed nj ehis and days, Of the
tranquil. uhanxious hears, where ohildten
arc not | care not for 'things. God
sends, children for another purpose than
merely to keep up The raco--to enlarge our
hearts. 10 make usunselfsh, and full Of
kindly sympaihies md affections; to give
our souls higher aims, aud 20 call out al
our faculties 10 extended enterprise and -exi
ertioh; 10 bring round our preside bright
faces and happy smiles. and loving. tender
hearts,, My sonl blesses the Great Father
every day. that he has gladdened the earth
with little childfcn1 81 ~ iAi 1888
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NEVER GET ANoKY.--It does no good
Some aims have a seeming compensation or
apology, present qualification Of some SORT.
bat anger has none. "A man feels no bet
ter for il. II is really torment, and when
the storm Of passion has cleared away, |.
leaves one 70 see that he has been 4 fool.
And he has made hinself fool 10 the
eyes Of others, too. Who thinks well Of an
il.natured. cbnrlish man, who has to be
approached in the most guarded and eau.
tious way Who wishes him fof neigh
Dor, or partner in husinessg He keeps
sll about him in nearly the same state Of
mind as il they were living next door to
hornets nest or rabid animal. ~
Aud as toprosperity in business, one gets
along no better for getting angry. What il
business is perplexing. and everything goes
"by conifsries T. Win Ct Of passion make
The winds more propitious, the ground more
productive, the markets more favorable r.
VIII bad temper draw customers, pay
notes, and make creditors better nstnred I
II men, animals, or senseless matter cause
trouble, will getting ''mad'' help matters -
make men more subservicnt, bruies more
docile. wood and slime more tsactable7
- A. ssY-snan add. naii ,ina 10 .fhe. yal-
fare OF society. He may do some good, but
more hurt Heated passion makes limis
firebrsnd, and il is wonder if he does no,
kindle flames OF discord on every hands
Without much sensibiliiy, aud often bereff
Of reason. he speakeih like the piercing Of
a sword. and his tongue is an arrow shot
out. lie Is a bad element many communi--
~. and his removal would furnish occasion
fos day Of Thanksgiving. III ins az 'sea
Since, then. anger is Useless. needless.
disgrhceldl. without ,the least apology. aud
found only "in The bosom Of fools." why
should il be indulged at all sf
h "a ga nas igFsS Boston Reporter.
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and when you 60 BY The way, when alone.
or Which, with your compositions. both at
home, and abroad, remember, Thou Gcd
seess me. Amf,ieaa Messenger.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

MAKING coMrARrsoNs-Nes compare
the propriety OF the morality Of your actions.
with the conduct Of others. When you are,
reproved for doing that. or commended for
doing This. do not excuse the Iormer. BY
saying Mr. So and So does worse nor
abuse yourself in the latter case. because
somebody else has done better. Only AJAX
yourself is il RICH. Is il the best can
do under the circumsisneesl II 90. be
content. let others do what they may. II
not, correct the wrong. and leave others TO
themselves. We may be very good indeed,
by comparison with The worst OF human
kind. and very bad. by comparison with the
best Comparison only ELECTS our relative
..-7ii.,>s- ha, IL is the actual, positive, ind
out our destiny for good or cfiI "a ----'-
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ne w DRUG STORE.

Purify the Blood with DR.. DEM.
sons saFsaparilla, and thereby prevent
many Of the mos, incurabe diseases.
I'm, D. This SarsapariIla is warranted g.
lines the strength aud power over disease
OF any preparation now in use .sh
ITO 'VuaoKery. Tnerormua turs-
article viii be given to any regular medical !.
practitioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11
Religious Intelligence.

CALENDAR poa n1ARoH-l ltb, rn,rd Sunday Ia Lent;
18TH Fourth sunday in Lent; 18th, The Anunoistion
ofV. Mary, and 5th sunday In Lent.
The Rev. HemAn Dyer, ID. b. late President of tho
Western University Of Pen ylvAna has reel med that
post and accepted appointment Of board Of the
the duties Of that ONCE, aud will present the
claims OF the society to OF the Episcopal ch0rones
In Philadelphia, New York, Sc.
The executive committee Of the American Miesion-
AIRY Articulation have purchased Of the Prudential Cem
mit,ee II tho American Board Of Commissioners for
for Foregn Mhriops all the property belonging the
basd's mission In Siam, except the library nd choo
dwelling houses, one chapel floating house dispsn-
tery email bospita buildieg and book binding and
ty De foundry eth all their fixtures aud
presses, type, SO.
Dr. Miller, -pior professor in the Theological SENT
rsry ct PItpcetop has need his int MON Co
sien that important post At the next meeting Of che
Pre- risn General Assembly Advanced age Ia pro-
badly the cause which prompted him to this step
Some Of the eoundest Statesmen In the republia of
Mexico taking des in behalf of religious freedom
Amorg them 10 PenA PeDs, the late scfing Presid-ut
hey opd ell Quettios the abest statvemsn In Mexi.
CO. Ouro, also . prominent member Of Hsr.ras cab-
net pressing the subject upon the people with egnal
ability. Rosa, the Mexican Minister at washins'on
aIisys himself also, among the advocates Of religious
reform The leading prets IN the capital the Monitor,
hss de- carsd ssf strongly Ia favor OF tolerston it,
influence 10 great and its arguments cannot pass
uDheeded Even Herrera, who mas long sustained the
clergy and been favorite Ct theirs Is exertipg his
power in behalf Of the religious emancip Of his
country men.
convent Of Nuns Slater of the Order OF Mercy, IL
ABOUT o established ct Wolverhamptou, In the houss
formerly occupied by the Right Rev De Walsh. IL Is
hinttes from that at Handswoth, and IL is intended
TO be the mother house.
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C0kMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, March lO-6

Saturday, March 1O-6 r. M
TIE stock market not 90 buoysnt to-day, ss ge-
neraly anticipated, and the transactions were more
limited than they have been at the close Of the week
for time past In the face Of the favorable Euro
pean accounts It somewhat extraordinary that prices
fuctuats much, and the market continues in such
an unsettled, feverish condition At the arst board,
to. day. North American Trust advanced u per cent
Harlem u, Long Island u, Canton Co. q, Reading
Railroad u.
The depression in the market yesterday was caused
by the sudden disappe Of one Of the leading
brokers' but his absence having been sstisacteriy
counted fer, the market slightly improved.
The amount Of coal transported tho Reading
Rarssd for the week ending the 9Th inst was sl2
tons previously this year. 81 $40 toms total 1o2o01
tons
We annex the provisions of the bill suthorisng the
coinage Of gold dollar pieces and double eagles. which
passed botA houses of Congress at tho session just
closed-isr'--
GoLD COINAGE OF THE UNITED STATES
SEQ. That It sbs be lawful hencefor~ ard to make
at the mint and it's branches twenty dollar gold coins
the weight Of Ave hundred and sixteen grains ana
gold dollar coine, Of tho weight of twenty i've grains
and eight tenths which coins shall be legal tenders Of
pay ut, sccoiding to their nominal values.
SEQ. g. That the above mentioned coins shall be
made in ell respects In conformity with the existing
the Of the gold dollar the figure Of eagle
ehsll be omitted.
Sec j. That In adjusting the weights OF gold coins
epceforwad the following deviations from the nd
ard weight shall be exceeded In any Of the single
pieces, namely lin the double eagle, the eagle, and
bali eagle half OF grain and in the quarter eagle
and goia dollar, one.qusrter OF grain; and then In
vtred from the chief consr tressurer and from
the to the depostors the devistons from
stsndsrd weight sha not exceed three penny weights
in one thousand double eagles, and one aud half
p~Bnyweights In one theussnd half eagles penny.
weight in thousand qusrser eagles and half Of
spenpywe,eht in one thousand gold dollars.
Sec I. That much Of this aot regards the coin
sge OF twenty dollar and dollar gold pieces hal
continue In force until the fourth day Of March,
eighteen hundred and hfty one, and nqjoSgsr.
The exports Of dry goods from to the prnoi
PAL ports of the United States in each month Of this
past year were a. annexed -
BkrTuH DKr GooDs ErroarsD TO rHH UNITED STATES
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90 IN mon PIE as.


March 10.-.4ugustus En- vs. David Lampman-
This was an sctioa for assault ana battery.
The plaintiff IL German musicias, aud engaged
last GUNNER by the owners Ct the steamboat New
Haven leader of q band The boat, whioh WAS
commanded by the dsfsndant was employed In ma
King excursions from this CITY to tho fishing banks
While Of those excursions, the plaintiff
called upon BY some Of che company to play Q par
ticular sjr he refused. The osfe ndanr then came
and ordered him to play; he again refused, and do
fendsnt struck him blow on tho face, asd pue him
on shore At Fort Hamilton. The jury rendered yer.
dict for plaintiff, for $40.
Before Judge Daily.
Jsam g. Winter Nm C.. James Jas. G. JeveH and
JOHN Deiapta,ne - This action two drafts
one fer $ay3 " and the other for $t74 49, drawn In
July, ls47 by Jewett Brothers. and enaorsed BY de-
fe pdant Dssplane Inc Jewetts allowed jadgme to
10 by default and Mr. Della plsne alone defended the
suit The defence two-fold First, that the pxia-
tifs had entered into compromise With the de-
ndsnt Jewett which defe ndaDt Deaplai0e insisted
released him and, sscondly that he che plaintiff,
had received money account OF those drafts, Tor
which he had not given credit. Sealed verdict on
MondnV
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Superior Court-In Banco.

Decisions March lO.-hi ads. Cook same ads.
Csrron-Motinn denied, with oosts, $40 LOOMS ads.
Hoyle ct at Ordered that Judgment In Of
suit be enteredin this Snort Va May; same
came Ordered that plaintiff be permitted 60 die .
ply duly verified WITHIN ten days. pay meat Of costs
ct defendants motion, $40. I3ardin,r vs. Kelley
Rule for security for costs, plaintiff bsisg non rssi
dent. Hove Va hits - Melon dsnea, without costs
Gihon vs.. FraJstt Like.
CALEnpAE Dkcisfors.- James Conner Va. ths Mayor,
Sc samuel Osgood W the same Judgment for do
fendants In these causes. Dsygett, jr vs. Gambler
The appeal In this beng moved ordered that
the Jurtiees Of the Marine court, before whom the
same was tried make return Of ai proceedings had
before them In the In ten days after ser.
vice of sfidsyts nutice et his RUE Cashmere vs.
-Croweu, Order for receiver and attachment
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INSTALLATION OF CABINET OFFIcERs.-The M.
t,onal Intsu,gyneer OF the 9th instant says The
Secret Ut State, the Secretary of the Treasury
the Secretary OF the Navy, the Secretary tor the
Home Department, the Postmaster General, and
the Attorney General OF the United States, all
recently appointed, yesterday morning re spectively
took the prescribed oath OF Office, and forthwith
proceeded to the discharge of their several duties
The new Secretary Of War (Mr. Crawford) has
not yet arrived here.
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City IntellIge nee.

CHoLERA.-Dr Whiting the Health Ofncer ct Qua.
xantine reported to the Mayor yesterday that
Of cholera bad occurred board the ship Liver
pool and that there existence Of that or any
similar disease ~ the hospitals on shore.
FIRES "A FIRE broke out Friday night In the
wooden building ut the corner Of BoSery and Hester
street, occupied rs carving shop which was extin.
guiehed without material damage A FIRE broke out
yesterday morning. In the house No IS Walnut street,
which was put out with trin,ng damage fire broke
out yesteroay afternoon in the house No. liz Spring
street, caused by defect in the chimney, WHOM
pat ous BY officers Stage and Savage OF the Sch ward,
with txfipg damage.
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BALTIMORE, March 10, 1870.
The market Is dull. Flour IL worth 81 SIX per Dbl,
and so cents per bushsl.
BtsroN, March TO- 1S40.
The demand for -four 10 not large, and We have but
to notice sales Of l.2O0 bb!s st So SIX 50 lax for
common to good Genesee, Michigan. 30. In corn,
there not much doing, and the sales do not exceed
5000 bushels, at $40. for white. and &C., for yellow
Southern. Sales Of 60 bushels Northern rye It TOO
OF oats 1000 bushels Northern changed hands
n
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Notice to Advertisers.

The first double sheet Of the New York Herald will
be published ON Tuesday morning next and We beg to
state to business Of all kinds merchants shippers
jobbsrs marine and insurance companies
vendors Of medicines of all kinds dry goods
Dealers fancy store keepers and In fact all classes
gagged in the diversified business Of New York end the
adjacent ctythat prepared to receive their
advertisement ct our ofoe tho northwest CORNER
Of Fulton and Nassau streets to be inserted jn this
double Sheet tty per cent less in price than those
Vhich publish in the inside Of the single
heets reduction which Is of the grestestimportance
to the business classes Of this great city Those ad
vsrtisements will be displayed In reasonable way,
calculated to attract the attention Of the reader Ad
vertisements for this sheet will be received till Ia
o'clock Monday night.
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u,osssIr.-TBE BULL Up r1n s,IRsyANrIAI.srrl
StiaPfHNss.

TO sElP buJiDEEs-A LspGE QUANTITY OF s ZIP
hnftA ~ ~ fo to IL inches for sale.
'uit turtpse,e. Mart foot at ia tu.tL North
AuisN CANL s. DAZZLING, I5ta 81, c,rnsv leta avcsre
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS,
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1919.

hSh'NofoR, warren D, I64S.
The New System of Rotations. &c. &c.
Aue multitude attendant on the inauguration
vas very sens'by diminished within the last two
49, ie'' pennsylvania avenue, all day long, has
sI as U'owoeo' on the sunny side, as the promo
- n,odoway And so hard pressed has been
The President, with his shoals Of oatro,,c
thatin the Official organ, the N.t,ouo, r.,.u.~ '
-. his morning, we ind the annouucem.n, ,h., -
IN compelled to limit his hours Of recso,;.
"a. lie from twelve to three. This 10 an nd
=. 80. r"o. =. If he would attend to anvtn,n,
f' '"''- ion of the public.
except the recep~ ,f ro,s,,., - ..
The new system, 'a'o" ~ once II perse.
vered in, will prove az disastrous 70 the wings as
it will be unfortunate 10 l. cp,,n,usP AS under
stood, It Is to be system OF M M cnnn,,
Sr"9 OF bad character, or wa ID uoon which ,S Hs
hdety IN Office, beng the erOuL spp," ""'cn me
Of mocistlc incumbent is 10 be- e. '" '"a~o
''n Tn lot the qualified wing app|Ican. sI,,,,
ia arna rmec' Of this system, II vorscon, ~
and er 1orts sdavrts cerr6ca. e. ana
oficar may rum many an honest and ca. 'aole
bitter bos, ne result will be. widespread ad
bcst,ltv 20 n. against the admin,straton-th>
'N n:y VI PERSONAL wrongs and personal revenge.
g., peslrous that Gen Taylor should he as succrss-
Id -, ,s cabinet as IN the camp, and wishing hrs
sdm"n,sh non 20 eng IN good results, would
"v t MN OF the dangers OF sweeping system
Vi changes, on this plan of CRIMINAL prosscutions
nnsss be applied to wings "a we'll as democrats
abo unless faithful and capable democrats are p.r-
mltteo, at least, an ostenslbe share in the Offices
10 De vacated on the report OF he faculty OF exam
nation. " ~oi-
While we hear that Abbott Lawrence ,s to On To-
England, or MIR. Winthrop--and that at least one
h9ndred ofhces arelapproprlated by arrangemeut---
whie the demands OF the outsiders are eager and
impatient there was no Executive communication
TO the Senate to-day This would Indicate that al
ready has the administration taken the hint, that
1t ls well to 8" look to the Senate, and that great
clrcnmspecon Is required, to feel certain OF an in
oo1sement upon secondary appointments.
There IS one important fact, which 1t would be
well Tor Mr.. Clayton to consider. The wings, of
the mstlVes, are in minority. To succeed ia a
general canvass, they must cOnciiate a portion of
the democracy as In the last Campaign To retain
heir ascendancy, they must maintain this coocilia-
uoh. Mere stratagems IN politics not sufficient
to sustain party in power. There must be some
popular elementary principles as the basis of action
The mere expedient OF to-day will not answer for
The ex'gency ct Tomorrow: nor will dsyegarded
professions of moderation stand approved IN the fu-
turs judgment of the county. w.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
ALBANY, March 10, 1s40
BROOKLYN BANK.
The bill for the relief of the Brooklyn Bank was, ON
motion, taken up, and ordered to third reading.
BILLS PASSED.
One, amendatory Of the general banking law and
authoriEg United States well as State Stocks as
basis for circulating notes.
One, to extend the Croton Water Works. Another,
to amend the charter Of the Brooklyn Hospital Also
authorizing the raising Of loan to complete the
Brooklyn City Hall.
BILLS READ THIRD PASSED.
In favor Of granting appropriations for common
schools.
One for . organization Of the Home Departments
One to amend the act relative to the relief Of tho
Brooklyn Bank.
FREE SCHOOLS.
The bill to establish free schools was, ON motion, rs
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill relative
to the Albany Basin, when, after some debate the
committee rose and reported progress.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 10, 1s40.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To amend the charter of the Williamsburg Fire In
m1ance Company
For the appointment Of clerk for tho Surrosate's
efice OF Kings county.
To amend the bill providing charter for tho Dry
Dock Savings Bank.
To supply the city Of Brooklyn with water.
GENERAL INSURANCE. BILL.
The general insurance bill was taken up read third
time and passed.
Mr. Bowen reported the New York annual tax bill.
SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER, RAILWAY.
The committee Of the whole, took up the bill for Q
direct railway from Syracuse to Roohestsr. A debate
followed, when the committee and reported pro-
gress
This bill and the Osdensburg Railroad bill were
made the rpeoal order of the day for Monday next.
CoMMIssIo
Mr.. PERLEY moved to make the bill to continue In
force the Commissioners Of Practice the special order
Of the day for Wednesday next, which was adopted.
ArArE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
"A communication received from tho Governor
In relation to the State Geological Survey and asking
additional appropriations to pay and
pete the work In hand The original estimate Of the
complete works $l04 oO0 There had been already
expended SAL 800, and large appropriations
oessaryto complete the work. The subectwas referred
to select committee.
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WASHINGTON, March, g, 1910.
The .Zr,UnLIo Cn. nG., o. -

WASHINGTON, March, g, 1910.
1he scramble for 6fee-Go,wgs out and Cows.ngs
tn The Semate's Proceedings, &r.
NO sooner had Mr.. Collamer been indicted into.
the office OF Postmaster General to-day, than
CROWDS OF greedy applicants tor places crowded IN
that direction. They could not wait until he was
warm in his seat And Mr.. Ewing, of the Home
Department, has been sadly troubled with dis,n
terested patriots, eklng to the public, and
benefit more especially themselves. Mr.. Meredith,
the Secretary OF the Treasury, has already been
lmportuned. As an example, there are sixteen an.
plicnnts and more, tor the Colkctsrship OF Ph,a-
delphia. Regardless OF all petty cl,ques. the indie
pendent party OF Pennsy wanna, (wtose votes could
have turned the scale and elected Ieneral Cass,)
are making fine headwsy for General Peter Sken
smith His prospects are bright and cheering to
Ris trends, OF whom, TO tar he can he will take
care, should he b. favored with the appointment.
II Is quite amusing to hear knots of politicians
here from abroad, parcellIng out the rare-bts and
crumbs, as though the President had especially
delegated them I" manage his kitchen affairs
=, we nave reports this evening, that Mr. Burke,
me commissioner of Patents, aud w. ]. Brown,
the Second Assistant Postmaster, have resigned,
to prevent turnout. The latter wds a member
OF Congress from Indiana, and will shortly return
to that State. As he Is a good tactic,an, he may
manage 10 procure nomination tor the same post.
In The Sc nate, to-day, resolution was adopted,
by vote OF thirty two seven, declaring that, IN
The opinion OF the Senate, when vacancy occurs
IN the Board ct Regents of the Smithsonian Insti.
tuition, by The expiration Of Senatorial term. this
power to NIL IL, by law, vested In the Vice Presl-
deht. AS both houses ore not In session, and as
d. nbs n arisen to the construction OF the law,
Mr.. Fillmore suggested that the opinion OF the
Senate be elected The select committee tn ID
qulre into the eligibility of General Shields II
seat were clothed with power to send tor persons
and papers, and to take me asures to authenticate
written evidence: resolution to pay a man Tor
making fires, and thus producing vacuum. that
the foul air may escape from the chamber, was
resisted, on the ground that the Senate could not
exercise legislative functisns. An adjournment
took place at an early hour there being no execu-
tive communications on the table.
No sppointme nts, other tnan the cabinet officers,
have as yet been made. Tomorrow we expect to
hear Of MANY.
Twenty clerks were thrown out Of employment
to-day, having been only temporarily employed
during the hurry of business G..
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II AbkANs TAk VEIL KNOWN PAN s TaILOG SIX
Ann street has picea spcy ass merss
wioh he Will nAhs ep trdsr for ob 81
30 $50 "a piece Pr leh bissk Doeskih price
70 the PanA ~ pieces tsperor black ooiarcd frs,
cloth Of which wi take Ter Foos uoa~t
MnxE ~ Also ON hand, spe, did ssrtmeus II satin
spd RIA ve,rrea r. supIir SAT- conssas CJst
PnJ to ~ Vest. msas "a order ~ Sn