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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET.-Tns ssleS OF Cotton
the Liverpool market the three days preceding The depart
ue Of the City Washington % 600 bales of which
lso and exporters took goo The mibe closed dull at easier
bvt rot quotsby lower pIlees
STATE OF TRADE AT MASCHEsTER.-The Manches-
ter adyces able though decline bad bsen
,utrntte, to- and quotations without change.
IVERPoOL BREADsTUFfS MARKET.-Messrs. hcn-
ad,on Spence report that the weather had been unfsyor
bic crops Flour dull sales unmpoitsnt quota
tons uOnina Western Csn.l ~ az Phl.ielgh, and B,t
ruore 2IQ2 Onio 81 G256. Wheat steady Red Western
39s g. southern Red, 5llodef and Weite, a7is Corn
aun Whit. 49, Mixed aao Yellow, 81 693i O.
LfvkRPooL PRovrstoss MARKET.-M Messrs. Rich
aresoD, Spence Co report Beef dun steady Pork arm
bscon heavy and oereds decline Lard heavy and
ties slightly eecned ssles at 81 asa for hne TaowQl
tiops nominal, t3 for Butchers.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Mesers. Richard
Spence Co quote Rosu dull at A.. Pot aud Pearl Ashes
s5f fer both Sugar heavy Coffee quiet but steady Tps-
penre steady at 48 the spot aud 81 to arrive Rice dull
Lin seed Oil SSl.
LONDON MARKETs.-BREApsTUFgs steady. SUGAR generally
buoy for inferior there 10 little inquiry
end prices dull TEA buoysnt l0 for Congou
RICE duh and easier but unchanged quotations TALLow slow
OF sale ard prices without alteration LIssEE1 OIL 3 PIC
lR0s dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-There was an increased
IN the London Money market for bit there had
In rates Consos closed 95 d9 for discount
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-There but little in
quiry for American securities snd prices were weak.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

vote fer Dir. Hsskia beosuIe be does not assume
the Republican nsne, aud thus expose himself TO
al the "haId ussge," oa'umny and other inconve-
nierces which in the view Of four correspocden are
Consequence Of RspubGcsni'm.
For cur part, We must say 70 our correspondent
ths, We ste not convinced BY bis suggeston' In
tie first place, as to calumuy, abuse and " hard
u.see- We have little doubt that Mr. Ha.kin viii
e1joy much Of those luIuriss as even our corFe-
,pond mt light take for proof Of political orsho-
doIy Ard then, as 10 party names, We have long
ceased te psy much respect to them, or TO think
them Of any consequence in comparison with ideas
and facts II We held names TO be Of superior worth
In themselves, we should be in the Democratic
party at once, for nobody believes more than we do
in tie truth of democratic ideas; bat We see that
the Democratic party holds to the name merely
while doing the greatest violence to the reality OF
democracy while, in our Judgment, the Republican
party is founded upon that reality and earnestly
xeks to establish it in practice Thus our belief IN
the thing rather than in the name leads Us to ad-
here to the Republican instead of the Democratic
party. So in most important crisis We have found
Mr Haskin separating himself from the Democrats
party becauseit cdledupon him TO- join in committing
an outrage upon the reality Of democracy; and
not only separating himself from it, but resisting,
like maD its attempt to eonsummate that out
rsge. This he did against every per,ond induce
ment and every base temptation that could be
brought to bear upon Representative OF the Peo-
pie in such circumstances. He was true to the
principles of democracy, against the mere name and
empty and lying pretensions of the Democratic
party and Administration. For this honorable
fidelity, the Administration have resolved to crush
him, and every tide waiter and every postmaster
will be busy in the work. But we trust that, on
the other hand, the People, who love the golden
virtues of independence and moral courage -ud
devotion to principle in public man, will come
up to his support with an enthusiastic anaminlty,
which will convey wholesome rebuke to the inso-
lence of Federal dictation. II our correspondent
wishes to crafty Mr.. Jsmes Buchanan and the
Willetts Point and Fcrt Smelling cOrruptionsts, he
will vote against Mr. Haskin snd in favor OF some
nominally Republican candidate, set up to insure
the election of the friend Of Lecompton and of
peculation who will be nominated on the Admins
tration side. That, however, is not our purpose,
nor do We believe it to be the purpose OF any con-
siderable proportion of the Republicans Of the
District
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Markets.

NEwOsLE,Xs. July 3-CorTos /. steady Biddlins Re-.
SUCAs steady. Ordinary &c FLOUR has q De.
clirng tendency ssles of Corn at ST. ISDIA BaGGSG sc
yanced sc ssles l6c. EXCHANGE NewYorx ignt
al per cen. premium, with active demand.
CHcSss1f July 3-FLouR is frm At SiG 50 % for super.
advanced i9ic Mass PosK has been sell
Ing s sl4 90 bu. ID held a. Sl5 BacoSshcaders &C.,
and Sides 7c.
changed; receipts light. CORN sales Mixed 7O17; White
Tia75c and Yellow 75G7c WHIssY fEme sales at .22
.3le. Provisions dull
PHILADELPHIA, July 3-FLous quiet. WHEAT dull. RYE
advanced 70 fc. Corr WHISKY unsettled sales At 3
dzlc
BUFFALO, July 81 p. m.-FLorR doll WnElr-Lsrse re-
cepts this mornipg steady sses Of bush Chicago
Spring 6s; 4ot0 bush Red Indians q; CSC 5000 bush.
White Canada At sic Coax qget sales Of 1900 BUSH sound
6oc. OATS steady at 3c WHskY quiet FEEIGHTs firm q.
Ice. on Wheat 70 New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
FROM HAVANA.

Ths United States Mail steamship Cahawba, Capt
Rullock from New Orleans arrived here last evening
bsv;rg ef on the 9th ult She arrived OF the Moro
on the morning of the 29b but did not enter the har
bor having received passengers and mails on the Soth,
nroeeedsd on her voyage. From IIsvans we have the
following items:
There has been no searching of vessels lately aud
,ho general impression is that the searches have en-
tirely ceafed.
From our squadron in the Gu'f we have the iolow'
;,c intelligence: The L. S. steamship Wabash, Capt.
Bsrov. bearing the isg of Flag Officer savaitte' and
The Z. s. steamship Arctic, Commander Hsrsten' were
., Kew West The L. S. steamship Colorado Capt
G.rsirer beaiirg the Asg of Flag Officer M'irtoshi
,ba T.. s. steamship Fulton, Lieutenant Commanding
Almy. ard the L. S. sloop jamestown, were cruising
oF the coast of Cuba on the 3Oth ult. The CAhawoa
communicated with them, and found officers and crews
all well. "a
The Ergish steamer Styx, Commander Veasey, leit
Havana on the evening Of the 18th, bound Tor Halifax
IN. EpO,;sh ste amer Dew ssta,on Commander Waker'
bearing tho broad pepnant Of Commodore hahsa was
in Havana, destination unknown. ..,
Sugar. have advanced eighty for seiec. qu.n,'es
f,eigbts to Europe improving slightly to tue onIea
S,,t., declining. Exchanges brisk London, l@el''
60. H.v-Yo,k. q e3; New. Orleans, 30ll.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The accounts from Mexico which we publish to-
day are only fuller details of the accounts received
by the Tennessee. They are principally confined
to the excitement ct Mexico among the foreign res
idents there, against tbs late property tax, which
they, in common with the native capitalists, have
been called upon to pay. 1t seems that many for
eign merchants not only refused to pay the tax bot
declined TO submit to the seizure of their goods
for default of payment unless at the point OF the
bayonet. Thereupon proclamation was issued
directing that all foreigners who had or who should
carry their opposition to the tax to this extreme
should be required at once to leave the country;
adding that their resistance was the more outra-
eeous from the fact that it bad not been either di-
recty or indirectly counteHan'ed by any foreign
minister. The order of expulsion is.ued in conse-
quence of this order, which made its appearance on
the 18th of June, required the parties to
leave Mexico within three days, and to embark at
Tampico. A letter to The Mobile Register, Mr..
Forsy this former paper, dated the 10Th of June,
our latest dates from the City Of Mexico, appears
to conflict with with the above proclamation, in
stating that the refusal to pay was in strict accord
snce with the advice publicly given BY the Amerl-
can MiDister to his countrymen. This letter, how
ever SO far from stating that Mr. Forsyth had de-
manded his passports, intimates that he has no in.
tention of doing any such thing, as that would be
exactly what the Mexican Government would de-
sire.
From the few details Of military affairs con-
tanned in the Mexican newspapers, it would appear
that the progress of the Zuloags Government was
at last checked and that the Consttutonalists were
acting decidedly on the offensive. Guadalaiara was
besiged by Degollado, who had advanced from Co
lima, and who was coo 2erating with detachment
under the lead Of Blanco, one of Vidaurri's Lieu.
tenants. II was even .tsted that the city had
fallen. but this lacked confirmation. Osolo, sick
at San Luis Potosi of brain fever, had sent Mira
mon at the head Of his army to succor Gusda-
lsisra, but Zszua lay in the way with an army Of
equal strength, and battle was expected between
them. In the State of Vera Cruz the castle Of
Perote still held out for the Constitutiouals.s A
regiment of the Government troops stationed at
Jalaps had also reyoted to the other side, but
Echeagarsy encountered them at Cero Gordo
and put them to fight
As to the alleged arrival at Matamcras OF two
vessels, the Providence and Orion, from New
York, bringing not only arms and ammunition for
yidaurr but one thousand men under command Of
Col. Jackson, We apprehend that, as far as the
men are concerned, this is certainly mistake.
The Arms and ammunition hsve certainly arrived;
but to pay for them viiaurri has been obliged to
levy OF force q loan to the extent Of hundred
thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
The Dudley Observatory.

ALBANY, Saturday, July 3, 1853.
Ats meeting Of the Trustees Of the Dudley Observa-
tory held to-day the entire Scientific Council have
been dismissed.
Professor o. NJ. Mitchell Of Cincinnati has been ep-
pointed Director, and the President Of the Board Of
Trustees has been authorized to take legal possession
OF the property.
ALBANY, July 4, 1853.
The Scientific Council Of the Dudley Observatory
held meeting at late hour last night, and resolved
not give up possession of the premises and to pub
Esh statement next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

From Europe We have four days later advices By
the steamship City of Washington, which was
boarded of Cape Race on Friday. The news is of
no great importance. The booksellers who were
prosecuted for publications rejecting upon Louis
Napoleon, were acquitted in consequence, it would
appear, Of tie "eYplanations which they made
Mr.. John B. Coughs suit against DR.. Lees resulted
in the latter's retraction of his charges. 1t was
rumored that Gen. Pelissier was about to be dis
placed in the embassy to Eogland, by NJ. Drouyn
De L'Huys. The telegraph also informs US that
The Pope of Rome is thinking about increasing his
navy, but does not state the number of vessels
which now compose his formidable fleet Cotton
remained at about the ssme rates, but the market
was dull. The breadstufs market was also dull.
ConsOls closed at 95sQ95i. The City Of Wash
ngton reports bad weather; she saw nothing of the
telegraph fleet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The Trustees ard Scientific Council Of the Dudley
Observatory have come to an issue, which m,y
brDg the question between them into court
of law The Trustees dismissed the Council
on Saturday, appointed Prof Mitchell Of Cincn
natl, Director, in place Of DR.. Gould, ard author
ized their own presiding officer to take possession
Of the property. In the course Of the evening the
Courcil met, and resolved to keep possession, and
TO submit their side Of the case to the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
President Monroe's Remains.

NORFOLK, July !, IS1S.
The steamship Jamestown has arrived from New
York, With the remains of eI President Monroe.
Minute guns have been fred, sgs placed at hafm.st,
and all the usual ceremonies gone through WITH
The steamer Ericsson, with the Seventh Regiment on
board, has also arrived and passed up James River
The Mayor of Norfolk boarded the jamestown and
delivered an eloquent address, which replied to by
the Hon. John Cochrane. The wbarves were crowded
with people
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Business Notices.
A CARD.

n CARD.
r. v HAUGRwoUr Co.
have he pleasure of announcing TO her rds and the public
'n@ Aen extensive nanuisctory for the production of
FINE SuvER WARy
esnt So ortuDt ~ Of
TEA ctfs, CorFEE SITS. UKSs TRAYs,
SfooSs, foRKs TVaEYEs VEGETABLE Dishes
CAEE BASKETS CASTERS,
OoBLETs, BUTTER DIsBIs, &c,
.-,, OF entirely and elegant dssigns
70 whch they respectfully invite the steLton public
Intending TO make this important branch n their
ne they the public that will pse neither labor
oo tkpsse Ia the production OF articles Of SURPRISING beauty
add workman shp.
Our STANDARD wii b. az hns u compatible with dursbl
iy ~ s-sstsued BY Sc;ua e1permen and every sce war
tsifed ss SLJrssente5
DsSiSSs FusNsHEo yoR PREsEyr.rross
4. v HAUCHwoUT K Co..
Corner u Broadway and Broomss st
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A Steamer Burned-Seven Lives Lost.

CHICAGO, Saturday, July 3, IsJs.
On the morning of the first inst. the steamer Galena
took fire at the landing st Red Wing, Minnesota The
origin of the fire is unknown The flames spread with
such ppiday that the boat was soon envslopsd in
hanes. About seventy-vs passengers were on board,
sixty eight Of whom were saved. The following are
known to be l,st: John Tyson, Holly Porter, Nancy
Porter Charles Potter and Lydia Porter Of Michigan.
The looks and papers were al lost. Tie boat was
valued at 81, 900. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
From Kansas.

ST. LOTS, Saturday, July J, ISJS.
Our dispatches from Leavenworh, lst instant, by
the L. S. Express Company to Bonneville, say that
John better known az Jack Henderson was ar
rested to-day, on . bench warrant issued by Judge
Goodrich, charged with participation in the election
frauds at Oxford. He was subsequently liberated on
his parole of horor to appear before the Court 70 an
swsr the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Aewalcrk DAILY Gibmsrs
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1853.
The Tribune for California

viii be ready at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t
will contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Dea:hs and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing Of the last steamer
The Noes Taylor leaves to-monos at o'clock the
Mails close at | o'clock. Single copies IN wrappers
ready fer mailing for sale a, the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
independence Day in Boston.

bOsTOh, July 2, IoOo.
The weather to-day is delightful. Thermometer
about eighty with cool eastery wind and ndicstons
of an agreeable day tomorrow. Tee preparations
for celebrating Independence Day very extensive.
John s. Holmes, esq the orator for the city demon
sration, and the Hon. Rufus Choate will deliver
grafton to the exclusively Democratic patriots who
celeb ate on their hook. Tie latter dine at the
Revere House the price of the dinner tickets is $40.
The city dinner takes place at Fsneuil Hail. as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Mrs. THrRLow WEED died in Albany at noon on
Saturday. Her iIness had been long, and for long
time its corsunmstion not unexpected. The sympa.
thies of men CT all parties will be With Mr. Weed 10
this heavy affection, which is ell the painful froI
the recent loss of his only son.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The Democratic Prsss Of Chicago and The Chicago
Daily Tribune have been united. Both have long sus
tanned high character, and The Press and Tribune,
ss the combIed journal is called, cannot fail by the
varied tsleDt and Newspaper enterprise Of is conduct
OFT, to occupy position Of great influence throughout
the Nah-West. The Trituxc viii be continued as an
evening paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

VERMONT FIsHISG.-Messrs. 1. W. Aooot 0l proV.
Ign, J. g. Riley and s. Burnhsm Of o misu' . w. wS
IN eleven hours caught upward OF U" .0u', "oou'
ford Bennington County W. Fine le''os, ' "'' NJ
tursd, weighing tSo pounds ana N0y %-"r .;,,o si
.'s AD vs;sb;pe in q body p pounds and 10 ounces
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

MOBILk, f1Icdy, July :, I5JS.
Ths afternoon frscas occurred between Mr.. II.
Wsrfeld and Mesas. John and David Reid, brothers,
ard Of the firm of J. Reid &c. Both the Reds
were stabbed, the first named being dangerously
wounded. WG6eld was arrested and committed TO
prison, bail being refused at present. Tne collision
grew sut Of Q feud Of ten yesrs standing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Movement Of Troops.

ST. LOTS, Saturday, July J, 1913.
Two hundred and ssventy-fve troops Of the Second
Infantry, under command Of Lisu1 Hsndershot, Con-
ror and Farand, fiom Newport Barracks, arrived
yesterday They transferred TO the United st .es
steamer Mink. ard Immediately proceeded to Fon
Randall.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Robbery in Albany.

ALBANY, July T. 1858.
Chas. Blinn q drover was robbed last night at the
West Albany Exchange of 81 go. His room was en-
tered by means Of a ladder. The money was all on
tie Passumpsc Bark. There is clue to the robber
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The TRIBUNE uiH not be issued to morror Tues
day morning nor ,rW or Erening Editions be
puttisted today. On Tuesday cft.'noOn ~e shall
Issue Ertnine Editions at The uinal hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Marine Disaster.

BOSTON, Saturday, July 3, 1873.
The schooner Adrianns, Capt Lttlejohn, from Bal
tmore for Salem with cargo of coal, ashore on
Chatham Bar at o'clock this morning. She has
thrown overheard part Of her cargo, and will probably
get Cff at high water.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Departure of the Nova ScOtian.

MONTREAL, Saturday, July 3 1853
The steamer Nova Scotian sailed from Quebec at l0i
O'Clock a. m. to-day for Liverpool, with lF cabin
passengers, and 57f troops. Among her passengers
was Sir VIM. Eyre, COMMANDER Of the Forces in Brit
sh Amerca.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Newspaper Sale.

PIrTsBuRoH, Pa, Saturday, July 3, 1853.
The DAILY Union newspaper (Democratio) has been
sod 10 j. b. Kennedy and hereafter will be al nds.
pendent snti-tsx morning penny paper called The
Trye Press. The Post is now the only daily Demo-
cratic paper published in Western Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

A correspondent of ours in Putnam County ad-
mits that in Congress the Hon. John B. HAskin has
carried out correct Republican IDEAS" but jet
thinks the Republicans Of the District ought not to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Seven lives were lost on tie lst mat by the burn
irg Of tie steamer Galena upon the Mississippi,
near Red Wing. The origin Of the fire ia unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Fire I'm New.OrJeaus.

NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, jay 3, 1853.
A fire occurred at 10 oc,ock this forenoon at the
of Hercules end Cslliope e eets by which ak
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The hon. OWES LovyJoy has been nominated FOR
reelection to Cengrss BY the espubEcans Of che IIId
Dhtse. Ct I.iati&
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Atlantic Cable.

TRIsIrr BAY, N. F., July 4-7:3O p m.
Ran las been failing pretty steadily all dsy. The
wrd esstery, and there is considerable log. Notn
inc has yet been heard of the sn1iousy expected
Eiagara.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

President Monroes remains which were sent Il
Richmond in the steamship jamestown on Satur
day, reached that city yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

RESULT OF THE POLITICAL PROSECUTIONS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
Cotton and Consols Unchanged.

CHANGE IN THE FRENCH EMBASSY TO ENGLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
FOUR DAYS LArER FROM EUROPE.

The City Of Warrington of Cape Eaes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
July

July.
Bod. fierce July, thy bTazsp sky
And copper earth have lcosed our sinevs;
We psnt " sigh we sirt-wiu die,
II tits uprosTio3s broi coLth.ues.
On seaside shores, where rosrs.
On mountains Whee the tref daily
Or nestled close 'Ieatn woctlsn1 boughs,
In soue far "a, deep shs5owed valley.
To these 6v, thou mad July.
Thou ssudy nurse of Hsun,in tulips.
While Others frat, to sake thsr THIRST.
Revert 70 "cobbers" "sings" and "julept"
For me, envy the dead hsh
On IDai bic sjabs, ice-co vered lying;
And ss pass sAsd. sslGson, bsss,
"Oh hsp2y fate. still keep sighiDg.
Oar HoPE July. still descry,
One boLe ALONE for fsiBting mortsls:
The "ZEPHYR CLOTHFS cool white as Slows
Revealed In SsITHs Ma ARnosgAL Portals.
To them I'll 1y and then July.
A. frcs ffOm " Hr Toodlcs,"
ArsJed 10 these III take my ease
And laugh .. Ell hot, sweefing NOODLES
SMITH BROTHERS One Pee Wholesse and Retail Co.hns
srescorns Noa IZ2 JSc ano 40 Euton.st New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
E0ppTU OF July.

FOURTH OF JULY.
Ye, tsev were great. those man Of old,
Who feaied no threats, who crayed no golii
Who boldly fought In Freedoms cause
Ard gave their land name and laws
And frat Of all, ViTRiDi.s son,
INV coputry's Father, Washington
WHO IKE The Hebrew Seer Of yore.
Led millions safe 20 Fieedons shore
N. 'er should thy rame forgotten be
TIL Time Yields 20 Eternity
But there are tyrsnts stIl who crawl
Al nIeht from out each floor and wall
Vile veImn, ant cockrosoh and ny
And bed-tues worst Of all must die
For While they live, no bome 10 free
Fro n foul and salin, tyranny , ,,
Rut ip their thrsis one need ianguhh'
LYON can rid them Of their anguish
Use his gIeat powder-soon you' mud
That pos plague Is len behind,
Fer every chemist has declared
That naasht with Il can be eoInpsred'
Though II contains p,iaou stut,
The veImln find 1t gUaf.fum stV =, ,.c
~, No Rrosiysy r. LYON a 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

RADIcAL-C CURE Truss sOFFIcE.-MARsH ~ Co.,
No 2Vessyst Astor House TRUssEs, SUFPoR1ER' sou 1,
No. SLx ELASTIC STOCKINGS for vaticose VEINS and
eyeTy variety Of ban5sges skiy applied female attendant
tn p,iyste for ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

UOILOwAy's OINTMENT AND fiLLs.-for
p,ar,,,,m Nsursga scrouls Cancer Sore Les Salt hhenn
- Ts tbe 0ntme the only sale aud cersn ,gs-
cite and the Pills equally reliable in Dyspepsia Sold NO.
go Msadeniaue, N. Y
PAIN ABOUT TUE HEART.
Cr,sA nv DIR s. b. SMITHS MAGNETIC SALvE MIS- NJ. "
,ns. No a1Ne,bet q, Newark N j. For Sale q. Dr. 5 b:
,,~.s Nc " Csps near Chuchst.. a. Druesss, and 81
MuIyr's Music Store No S2S Broadway
BArCHELOR's HAIR DYE-WIGs AND IoUPEEs
stok In the word-Ths celebrated esabishuent a.
No "a Bnsdys, Twelve private rooms expressly io tne sppn
stion n nj, famous DYE the best exsIt bArehsok
49, TouyIfs over all others th te
als soe where things properly understood Ano Aoe