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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-16
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Viewing m connection with this tabs Of impo-ts, ~
oonsumpou Of COLO in France tor the las Ssv year, -
conclusion docs not suggest isei In Ne Of
tneIAnd. There The mpre ssion that mech specie
should be exported since the domesus ccuspmpoa fell
Ter abort ~ Tho quantity mposted. hat M Franco toe
coinage alone Of goid exceeds The supV1 returned
receiyea from sbrosd In lsssswns svsti ooo 900,
fso,ooo,cco The impertn dAsag ~ $500 pspcd bslae
given - only 7 ltt,oco nssAsps probAbls thsa
gold must have found rs var 70 rtAnpe mAa appears
IRON the customs returns And ut fufSh strength
coed ~ The iant that al the tpoSs vev net retained.
but Over sio oco 900 exported rvench csss are MOI
isvotte suhject cf exrort hecnons 10y sc charged
WITH scsneuraee, ana thus snhAnccd proporhonsey ~
their value IN the home market, advantage they lose
when sent abroad whore iesy pass only much bal
on. No doubt French CONS were sent v suppiy The
mi itary chess Of the armies m we ENes bot thss would
only account txvcr ducg ths ast half Of Ne
three years and for but porsa IN sl probability, q
what oos place then. But 10 unneosssasy 70 prooesA
fu Their win hs branch OF the subecs Even were there
no p;on Of gold IN plate and ornament France
m any thrg isct but coin and we're IN the exnost
OF that ncis 70 consnt Of mosey and BoAe Of unwvvke
bullion stu would be douh n scocunt fcv the co.,
sumption ont OF the imports AMI The copcuscn mast ~
that hc,e latter oeresmAted. In EsglApd. com-
the in cpce Of an extraordinary export well - m
port Of specle A. normal Characteristic Of commsroe un-
der present circumstances But IN France tha bovsa
feature OF late years 70 an extraordinary Increased de-
mand tor cold under the influence u which suppbsp a
corresponding magnitude must be expected 70 pow in
Of gold IN France but Indication that the vef az -
people has advanced 20 much that they require ~ nor0
money thsn before 70 carry their busucsslAr noYG
bullion 70 he worked up into personal crnamsn1nth0
follow ng table will convey some instruction. n taken
nom the French returns before noticed
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Flow OF Gold to France from England.
lLrnIn Inndor Eoouoxaisi Oct d.

Al this rate the FIRST eight months OF the PEAR.
imports during the entire year would amount 10 neayy
s2S 00o but glance nj ihe table shows thu I'M ra
much greater in the latter than the earlier slhs,
and leads The anticipation that by Inc end Of tne year
they viii not have fallen short Of at least 5000 900,
however considerably they may exceed IT. of THIS cnos-
sum, dQDessc purposes demand comparatveiy bus
q small puylto Our coinage In The Last lev yeAra haD
squailed % On average clio 90 go rer aanum and
ofbA great deal has been Tor use sofoxd not ht hcc
the ordinary vresrcnce, Tar that metal CONCERN
ed Of bullion nstead Of coin for expectation. but even
leading to opposite result But without crooring into
the dcsails OF this branch Of the sobje or cudeav
10 estimate besides how mu n spece We employ annually
In the and manufacturer. and nov nucn Of what
every purpose dras from the uAt sup
piles how much IRON old stocks Of pase ornament
and light coin, viii be euoient for The present ~ OBJ
that OF tho very large quantities. specie We shall
have imported before the u tho year, coasderaDy
foreign trade without the legitimate requirements Of The
home market being In the least ,fersi with.
Tho large amount OF guild that continues 10 b scrt 10
France IN Of the pbehomsra In Tho present exrAord-
nary movement Of specie when stsacn most attention.
II had been expected the would nave ceased
with the termination OF Ne ppoped cause the gussssn
war; but such has not proved 10 DO the case largo
payments account OF sk and com generally sag-
gestcd explanatory vi the Drain OF bullion that h6
war over; but must BY this umc be
Ariucs The traao and consumpaon OF the pre-
tAR IN France tho eff cs of TOE double standard oil wed
by her monetary pystcm must never be neglected With
out attending 20 thai tho large OF I'D she
mrorh and coins, and the quantities o. silver she Annu
ally parts wnh would DO atogcspcr xplicabe In the
month Of June returns publsbed BY Che Customs
OF the trade OF Trance with her colonies and
ofegs countries for the years 1863 1854 and 1850, En-
pressed In poupes sterling the folio wpe tho u
the import and export Of gold during thai period
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In obedience 70 the orders have received resfive
press the Introduction circulation OF perverxe and
torbidden books end having much n heart that
towns and localities under jurisdiction the pure faith
may be preserved which by the grace n the Almighty
actually exss there, We expressly ordsn and command
that shall beware OF publishing, introducing selling
or circulating the towns beyond The walls, any
where within Jurisdiction, any books that nave nos
hrst been submitted the examination OF the sacred
ofce under the penalties established by apostolic do
crces especially those OF Clement VIII aud Gregory XIV.
Finally, We order and we command that no ono shall
nfrnsc the apostolic ORDERS DEGREES Constructors and
bulls which prohibit Jews and Christians IRON enter-
tanning certain private relations With each other such 40
sieer ing eating playing dheuog and, moreover, that
all familiarity with hem be avoided under tho penalties,
for yevs well a. for Christians, expressed In The bull
Of Tore Clement VIII. OF blessed memory.
Gwen a the Sacred once Al Apcons, this sth Of Au-
rust 1859. v. r. THOMAS VINCENT ArRALDf,
fnquistor General
sign Of cross, which u e prohibited 70 under
rain of accommodation.
Corptertrned ty JosEpH RlR.RFLty. Priest,
Ctn selor O. tie s4.ret Urce
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the Americans have had something 70 put IN with
from the Idle and iDte1 their own country
men; but u il too much 20 bear Co De regarded as a
degra6ed class account OF that very virtue and
dignity OF dustgy wni should enable them to hold
their heads high am dist the mot advanced civiiza-
ton. IL such doctrine as we have quoted contd
ever become prevalent the United States, their
ruin would be near at hand. Meantime, TILL it is
emphaticaity d,sciaimed there, worthy emgrlnts
had better GO, ii aot to our Owl colonies, TO Rio
rather than a land where industry il degradation.
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Total. .cia, 200, ao

Ia likely good deal more silver hes been srpotna
than What these rsturns indicate. The feeling ~ M
french government known 70 be against this uW~cx-
expsr'auon and, auch being The $780,
there 10 evety inducenent conceal the orer~ssor -
object which can ones BE- achieved win grsas nclA
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The progress OF our industry was 40 clearly proved
after the Universal Exposition Of 1856, that the mo-
meDt appeared opportune for replacing the psobibi
tive laws Of our customs by protective duties: II
was a great step towards the goal towards which all
nations must wcnd their way In fact, the developt
ment Of commercial activity and Of international
relations, repares the progress Of civilization.
Deeply convinced OF this truth, the government
have presented bill to the Legislative body for the
abolition of all prohibitions. This bill could not be
voted last session; and the government DESTROYS Of
obtaining every possible information on the subject
decided that board OF inquiry should be formed on
the question.
Under these circumstances, exaggerated alarm
were nevertheless spread throughout the country
and turned TO account by factionsi His Majesty
wished that all remonstrances (rtciImofious) made
to him should be carefully examined, and he gave
orders to that effect 10 the minister OF agriculture
o. commerce and Of public works.
Enlightened by the minister's report on the real
state OF our industry, the Emperor decided that the
profit de ici, submitted 10 the Legislative body,
should be modified in this sensc-that the abolition
Of prohibitions should only take place after the let OF
July, 1s6l. projdcde ioi TO this intent was imme
diatey sent TO the Council Of State.
French industry, forewarned Of the firm intentions
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Popular Edusatscn In the West Indies s~s'
United states.

From the Kingston (Jsmaca) ,, urnal, Oct 22)
Several reports Of the present sse Of free schools
in America have been submitted TO us for examina
ton in order that we may be convinced OF the adj
yantarea which have been derived from the attention
the government of the United States has devoted to
the Intellectual improvement OF the humber classes
We hall, for the present. be content In referring to
the evening and normal schools o. the city o, Ne@
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vaiiing class mec<s win that mechanics suug
Cling 10 be seniec, and small farmers who do their
. southern senieman's body servant Thu Ia your free
society, which the Northern he rdes ondeavorng W
extend into kansAs.
I'll, no new thing in any slave country 10 hear
they have gentlemen TO take care OF them; bat we
now for the first time, observe an actual attempt 10
include European immigrant laborers IN the class Of
slaves. democratic candidate for Congress, Mr..
Reynolds, from Missouri, declared in recent speech
that any power OF Congress which should exclude
slavery from Kansas would exclude :" Germans and
IRISH as well ms nggers' II the incrcdnlous reader
looks for light 70 the centre OF the federal govern
ment, he Will find the great national organ Of the
dcmoer ratio party, the Washingt IN Union, descrb-
ing the free settlers Of kansas-thc peaceable
honest farmers, VINO have built barus and home
steads and titled their fields, while mnrauders were
drilling 10 piunder tbem--9s "a miserable, bear-
eyed rabble, who have been transferred like
so many cattle To that country Professor
Sillimsn, and Others OF the leading citi-
yestigated the character OF the free settlers sent
from the Eastern States and they declare them 70 be
upright, laborpus, God fearing men, worthy 10 re-
present the Pilgrim Fathers In new removal west
wards. II Ia simply because they till the ground
that the South thinks them "ke cattler
But what say the Northern papers, Why, those
which are the most crccly democratic are too like
those of the South. Here is recent proposal is
sred by one Of the two New York papers which sup
port Mr.. Buchanan
Sell the parents Of these children into slavery let our
Legislature pass Law thai whoever will take these pa.
rents and take Of them and their Offspring in sick
tees and In bee N, cothe them feed them and house
them shs be legally enuted 70 their service; and let
the legislature decree that whoever receives these
parents and their children, and obtains their services
II all take care Of them 10 long ~ they i've
Our hard working emimants, who change their
country for the sake Of their children, will think
there is some wider difference to be got over here
than that between, the English language and the
Spanish. They have had mnch TO bear in the
United States, and they have borne IT, for the sake
OF future generation; conscious, too perhaps that
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will be traceablc TO the admirable temper and true
provision which, in tho course of the summer
characterized the digsiHcd and useful policy Of our
Cabinet.
And most deeply arc we interested in this con
test. Canada Is ours still, and Canada has yet q
rica-larger, in all probability, with hs now free
and settled Institutions, its rapid prosperity,
and above all its confirmed monarchicai dis
positions, han we can yet properly estimate.
Her Majesty will, IL IL said, at no very dis-
tant day ray a visit In person, accompanied by
come of her family, to this, the greatest and most
populous Of her transmarine possessions. The Queen
could do useful or patriotic act; and richly
does Canada merit the compliment OF royal visit.
IL has outvcd all the calunes OF its tory detract
o,s and has demonstrated that colonial seugovern-
me nj ~ far more compatible with and provocative
~ loyalty than the rule Of Q family compact or
government from Downing street. Canada, we can
net doubt, whether IL continue its present connec
ton with England-and there Is now no reason why
it should motor rsolvc itself into an independent
monarchy, Is destined TO have large influence over
North Amer In either contingency nothing II more
desirable than that the influence of Engeh eiyiIiza
ton shonld continue 20 prevail in Canada and
through Canada difuse itself more generally over
that Continent: and visit from Queen Victoria,
surrounded by her family, would do more to promote
that influence, and secure all it, blessings than any
step that could be suggested. Why then, should ~
That, indeed, world be q visit worth recording.
hus We find England has interests 70 attend to
In 10th continents Of America I; in the South less
mediate and direct, bat scarcely css Interesting
and important; in the Moth, full Of great and
N, bic hopes aud aspirations; In both worthy OF
the grayest attention OF the advisers ~ the British
trown.
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- ., FEAME5 II, LiAUWTNNl
No'65 Locustsi between Second Rnd Ihiid
:, nov, 5 tE w-iy Sc. Loui., ho
Foi sale by Aessrs. DAL2ELL 81 ER6., Agents @
p ave above prices, adding freight from y
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VIM r al1eg, Chrlsf.a--, -
DsYid Rugre, Lebanon &C, re.
sauusi HalasId, Philajslph!a
II. TaFrey, pailaa, ,pusa.
Jemen 4 rsos, wi.aliugiDu. n.
,Jpshua Bal Batyu Eo1gr Il
TIsotoAs B.t.vsr, PhlladsllbIs
DPF Pores, Bncks Go, Pa,
Auzustns Linn, gnsfussv O. ID
b Bt0naugu, aaysyille ~
0ra6risl Bsssr, LsUrasteF o.. g..
Herman q Gatss, Philadsiphis
Goo 81 OFT, / gcomiEg o., Pn
Jchn Mcysy, Harrisburg, Pa
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.SPUSO.,eU Eyoo.,,
Seasoned "a $! M LUMBER /
SHINGLES
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BIINOs
Lath, shingles, &c. ''
THE OLD STEAM Mill SIN,

THE OLD STEAM Mill STILL Altvp
SoRRI 70 say TO our num.tors
hCcannot sdyertse such an irnssEss ssFs thai "
oar Lam and Shingles on hand as som soek Of lgu
spoosT Ids sas6 70 Sa Line G or so
customers viii notGliow Us 10 .rEIs sa =, That o.
looms ap 70 or poo 900 feet on hsnd ssSay I'M! Il
daily from 70 70 80 1000 feet lum ~ ni,s SsR
our "tsSE seeamuis,s. &C. In proportion l n.
however, that No can oil al rost snv hf Happy 10 Nj
Hoase, Store or BAN ''' 'Ne'rd hi
Our Tall supply Of LOGS Is now 60,
sor.meut complete. :" Aeep our q
Past issors gratefully aekuswIat,.,
anoe liciied. ''used--A eolIirB
BURNELL, GILLET & IN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

'IHE suoscr Der has received from the Eastern AID
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
goods Of all descriptions III com mon ase, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Booze aud Shoes, Hals and Cape,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo kobea,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton \, arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
G. At. I.as kGnawha salt Hardware,
xepsand AiliSaws, Iron all kinds, stoe assorted
Castings, Malls, all kinds, Grindstones,
Wodsnwsre, Live Geese feathers, Piteh& akum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paintsand Oils, Dye Stuhs, DC.
which will be sold az small advance for Cash. As
iatsnd keeping everything in eomEon use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them Front III
AZ the Brick stoseoppusits the Mills, Davenport Iowa
June6, 1853. j. n. BOWLING.
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, AvrkY. 8, .. uFEAA. p, W g AAt
AVERY, UPHAM & Co,
Wholesale arocsrs and
COMMISSION N EtSt AAxtS.
Va. Ia Snufh " ater StrN9es

sUNINkISStON HkLne ssA.S
Ne. t6 Mouth water streets
[.ssr sas Illinois Central Depot
CHICAGO, fLie
nFFER for sAie isrse and wall selected sises o.
I Groceries, consisting 10 part OIL tHs io4or-hs
as md, H. o. sugar sonnon 70 prime,
So 5ols. Refined sDc Clarified ditto.
80 +. n . sad West tadts Aetsssesi
ly.90 packages choice Gcsen SUD Black tsss
SO paxs Rio, IEnaics, Java and aosEs ~cpss
az oltg, xud esf bats choice orsnds Plus 'oeseeo
so obi.. pri NE loose Smoking Tooscco'
~ s,-.'. ~ san assor,sd srsrds do.
GO Pressed rslioy. sssRrine, sIss q SPslI19
SO No. sud scxlsd eertnG, tSshaiss'
tua Dru ms choice Eisne Figs
500 Boxes N. X. EAistns, prime fr1iIi
rsstner sin sll the other sricles asaa! 80 ~
y, nIrts xt,,cs OF Gf5csries We can sssurs our
f-,eIas nd iee pabc generally that ~s are deter
nj cd not 10 b sndssold - AM house tHs
Isarkei- = mas, ..
From lie fact Of our having unusual iselislss ~
puIehssing goods sdvsntsgsousiyi we are aoanash'
y a ,'s - = IAN sTERY, UFHAM & Co
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NEW STORE.

It. UTHWTWV s--T-
Iitte 'softment % Choice Family Grolvrigs s,F,,
ing IN part follows, '"Ai s'iaa'i
n y. = II BslchsT's Syrup Aolasses, \ q C,s,ss-,
row defoi and Crushed. sagars, Nal, sRd Na.ssfa
ds, . sood a,,ei;nept no aud Java Coffee pslp g.
s'AE aud ist!0E t74dlesr Dried Beet, 81, &C.
Also
Fltehi'iA@, spades, scoops Shoysls, Hass R,kes On.
itoss ana any thing usually found IN Family l,,
"hiIh as determined 20 sell fyT cssh a. a. ~
three door, tTVn IAs bsst ' " h'A al ~
ApFl i1-dw-u IIp.fpr, -.
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IOWA SOAP WORRs

Above Front 2sE~sen .hsin ami BRADY streets,
DAVhAPORT, IQWA
:! VIE aabsere having recently completed Ii stT
ToTEsin Ihs city ARE nov prepared 20 Eli cEdees
eF their diner, Of grades Of Soap and rely their
FsrT Superior Qualities TOR Pre-emia-Des Ia lho
narEes. II Hi BE- ioand, on trial, that soaps viii
Ea0Td more iaIhsTr and VITA less labor remove dirt
t3at they do no. met In hos water, are ecnse
3aenty much cheaper % the IA having bes
proven thSt seven pounds oarsoa2 equal 70 leu
ofihe ordinary klndl and that the great dIleuln H.
Oi8sF s0sPa is snruonntsd In oars, Of icAinlng the
hands free from soreness amer long immersion Lnd
rabbinR Ia tae wHsn-tab.
The grades above referred to are EFasiye, Pesr,
Palm No. tNIra asd Family Soaps. With the above
assertions, 20 suDmIi oar products 10 the yernrais
% the PuGlte th cona aehea tbHt Tie Of them wis
justify sur racgmm BdAlioHs OF their qaeliIy Mef-
c'snts AMI Dealers requested 10 call and examine
fcr themselves before pGscAs ssag oiss who're.
Jan. 81 issj-d NJ. r. HALL Co.
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VARIETY sT0kET
~ soI sez.osf aA3 cpeEsd VARIETY sT1z
bsA9. 20 e.tss-a sth sod tGh, rht.s ~. nj r..
So2ss2aey on hAad = choice seiscti5n o. ''-' ~
DTess foods ana Trimn.tue.s

N"-s'zes' oa eA1d : choice selection Of w
Dress foods and TRIMMING,
Among The stock viii be ioand A 60 ,.t-
lam az fisaIsa silks, fiowsrsd Robss pi.s- '
faasy poLsines baEesss, AsElosaAas white al - - -
hIllAass tAsaEea sr1sz Ca.bIie and Iascgs. 49,
Lawns, bsFes, EmbEo4derss Worked AMI c 5-s4ar
iAees LNi4es aIss<s sai Gh.idrsas Cottop 49,, sSA
5ss s scr, o. Ladies eold Waist Buekiss g.
India RubbsE SIDE aud BAE CgIa \, ths osst 9aAsh
lnent Of siiE A1sIlp AID Lace Mantle -s's esssi'
ta1ty and other dresses made IN the n,o.t 6.s,...
sty ie snd At shortest uotce. Nantes ara 60
oEiuT, Patterns rscsiysd racniEly I'm, pF y Ass =
in9dat" CUSTOMERS The whole stock sas .eiS5 he ~
sHh and o"4A recommend u 10 nay cgsaaaer, y, ~ y
esst selection ever brought 10 pa,gnI.Tt 80 Or ~
Davenport, April a., 56~dtf MEs u typp,,
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Gbifaoo.
w. u uT chin GS,
Isl Randolph street., Chicago, Illinois.
Rich aad Elegant Furniture.

THE anlersisnsd voald respectfully an aopaea to
tae citizens Of sAe west, that he has opened
First Slass Warehouse or Rosewood PRrlor Farni,
tnrc. and al aer kinds such LlbrHty, Dning and
Walnut, all OF which have been made 10 his own
meuufaetcry IN Nav ycts city, and materials all
Steamed and hiin.dried, and warranted in every
gesreca seus TO ANY made in this country Earcrs
Also, faii assortment OF Trusiow's and
Grovesteen's celebrated Planes
which have taken the GolaMaaa al at every New YORK
Exhibition, for The lss.Htne year,, and over All Gun
er camresnoss, 81 the lste Crystal Palace u New
York city,
Al orders will be taken and made M from ihe -.
test rrereh si,le. sna .n{t N, - 81 the sanne
prices us sold for IL New Work CITY. Alse tall as
sertmens 81 The New PRieal sPHiNG END, lne moe.
Nurtovs a ma aeosoEaIesi Bed ever made, and war
rspsea 0jly Price Sia,ea. The atiesaeo Oh she
Puaiie is also Invited 10 lhs Patent Mesquite nas'
AZ the no complete shex exer msdei ferieel5Fo f
| table at the reaaead price et - complete,
" HuTcHINGS, Manufacturer ana lnportSh
fpiv Ss Is,n lSl Raadaleh stree 1. Chteago, III
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t4IFa1 I-gaEJgfT 4, 1859.
haze uis Jag gIsf bV E3ts.5 70 auy phase, ,sdeiu
gina Grove J.g Ga IL y g-e u t4sTEg Patent Egrtal.
JlsBrin, Ni5la ~ 49, cl y.z l. ~ .-als ~ 90
81, which have sIaallg Eh-le ~ aS possession
sna can say without hesitation JesTa i 10 be tie
best mil giaturs7 # lHr portable kind gEa
ovDyeneHoe aud ps7f5ruis l eygE goed order aud
farther SAY, aar Eari-s Investigated tie subject
70 considerable extent have hesitation 10 saving
prefer small stO1s 70 large on- the gT more gen
sraiy Of nfsy Ees1Ie and Ees ostisE Satsiscgn 10
D. batsTs Johnson WHAJFT
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FELTON, Mill

si-hnai saves, and With snnoins lsflgsss a, h.,
tsa PSFsd steel VIA HstRdsetit, la usbs AZ 80.
s . s1y degree Of Gnsaess, and ofrsiss5Sv 80 -
the ~ esss 81 meal. These facts Ias,ry a. ~.
rAsuAf tAsss EllIs 70 give entire satisfseI,on.
foT f1rthsF iEfoE maieR and mil, ana rig., 49,. Ia
70 NICHOLS, LOOMS q Co" oesSs RI
dec 81 awtf