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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
COTTON TRADE OF THE UNITED
STATES.

10 TIE Ed,to, Of ". Y. rrSsvne
SIR: For the last ten years, We may put down the
growth of cotton in the Uri.ed States anaverage,
to be 900 600 bales. This cotton will average $50
lbs to 9 bse in other words, the annual production
hss been about go coo 900 lbs Thia sold st 10 cents
per pound amounts to $9l 600 GOO. Cotton has 20.
ayersged 10 cents per pound ia the United States for
the last ten years anything like IT, while the boot
ard shoe trade has exceeded $50 coo 900 annually
and TIE manufactures in the city Of EesYofk alone
has exceeded $40 O00 900 annually for the length
OF time. This cotton is almost thgown away; il is
carried 10 Europe and there spun into yarn, aud will
average IL cents per pound When spun, aud scld BY
the British manuactors to the continental nations OF
Europe, in other words, the English people Xix
pounds Ct Surst cotton TO | pound Of American, ard
tep by cardiDg and rop.ug il is thoroughly combined
together The Cost OF the compound stands as fol-
lows: Surat Gotten, lba. al sc. per h.. % cents
h. American cotton a, l5o. per b. at tho factory,
is - Ger "a for the lbs. of mixtures costing ~ toe
whole IS cents, cents pound. This is spun into
yarn at profit Of IL cents pound, aking 81 cents
profit on the mixture. Ans when woven into cloth,
Is worth - cents pound 10 ether words, cotton
wove Tito cloth mes the English factory - cents
pound for every yard woye. QueTe-Wo uld not our
Southern brethren earn for themselves quite az many
dollars and cents by spinning and weaving their oTn
cotton into yarLs and cloths they do by eternsly
playing the FIRE eater and continually 1uarreing with
American manufacturer II the people called cotton
growers south Of the Potomac, very anxious 10
prevent tbose naughty fellows called Yankees from
making money BY spinning and weaving cotton, had
they not better spin il aud weave il themselves
Suppose fTe-eaters stop all the Yankee factories
and scatter tie Yankees the Western country to
settle up X snsss Pixies Peak, Arizona, NewMex'co.
the mountains in Texas Nebraska, Dakots and
WasLir gtoL Territories AK. how many votes viii
these bIs esters ind at their bidding in the United
States Sepate about ten t6enty years hence IL IL
Obvious that they will be in vsy miserable minority
10 TIE Legislature a. Washington had they been wise
men they Ieyer wOald hsye repealed the Revenue Avs
OF 1872; they could have had .nsss Nebraska New
Mexico AiizoLs ard California sll their own way
that H. thew von;d have bad all these Territories into
Slave States 10 cay nothing about Utah, which 10 fast
breaking from x mooriDgs Of Slavery Cub. Is IN a
bad wsy am the epover a. last cts ,sef pretty
ROANOKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
ITALY.

Tie Duchess Of Parma has signed treaty with
hesirs authorizing the latter power TO occopy all the
forts IN her don inors with troops in case CT hoshte'
Trade OF Milan wac in complete stagnstion'
Lsgs numbers Of deseIters from the Austrian Army
had crossed the Piedmontese frontiers.
II is sssered that official dispatches from CARDINAL
Anone 10 the Cabinet Of Vienna declare that no re-
ssooe can DO accorded to any representations from
fersifn governments at all refeIreg to the domestic
Roy.rpment of the States Of tie Church.
The Sandman Senate hsd adopted bill for losn
eihty millions of francs by vote Of % to-.
It vas reported that the Pope intended to publish q
msaisettc rsfuting certain statements IN regard 10
Rome, contained in tie late pamphlet entitled, Ma
ftlscn Ill. and Italy"
AT extraordinary rumor WAS circulating IN Iurn'
II was ssd that King Victor Emanuel had been p'i
vs,ely married and wished to be separated from his
uih
Is declared that the journey to Rome Of the Mar
qus Alter, for the purpose of obtaining the d.
voice and that the Sandman Minister is concluding
esgotistions with the Apostolic Court.
Ttnn letters say the chances in favor OF peace were
Ncdscly on the increase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
FRANCE.

Tue tore Of the Paris correspondence continues war
Ike. The Daily kc'rs correspondent says, on the
ooh Prince Napoleon received an immense deputa.ion
of italian residents.
The Prince made speech on italian affairs, and
though usisg cautious pbraseology, the population
cav ia it q confirmation Of their most ardent wishes.
Tue came writer Gays the tactcs of the Government
are to bow alternately bot and cod the question Of
peace o. war.
There is however, not nome nts relaxation in the
preparations for war.
TIE French Minister Of War had contracted for ten
millions Of rstions Of dried vegetables.
a second division Of troops was under orders to
msroh from Alsiers 70 France.
Il was rumored that Gen. Lsmoriciere had offered
bis services TO the Emperor, in Gaze of hostites.
AL the active bsttslons a. Paris are to be increased
making each infantry regiment 500 strong.
Prince Napoleon it is reported, is necessarily rsti-
eating the Emperor to war.
The purchase Of horses was going on actively. The
stables and large temporary sheds at Vncennes are all
crowded.
Gun boosts on a new plan ase said to be ordered to
be Constructed.
A large military forage magazine at Nincennes had
i,asn burnt. eptsiling a loss Of 900, 900 francs.
kcnorditg TO the Paris correspondent Of The Tunes
che great instgstor Of war lie Prince Napoleon, ana
sis Influence with the Emperor is, at pre'ent extra
ordinary. The cool reception given by the Senate to
ths proposal for the increase of the Princes income
Nas intended az a rebuke 10 him for INDUCING In such
tsgelness for war The Princes influence was giving
erest umbrage to ministers AID otbers.
The Pa,i. CORES ondeBt of Tie Herald again re-
marks that warlike preparations still continue.
The manifestation in favor Of peace, which was
being prepared by the Chamber of Commerce. has 1t
e said, been regularly burked by threatening para
graph in the P0trts.
A treaty between France and Russia was agan
spoken Of.
L. ia stated that the preliminary meeting Of the Con-
ference was held at the Foreign Office on the loth'
and that Lord Cowley started Immediately after.
Tbs runor Of Count Walewskis resignation con-
tausd to gain ground
Another pamphlet by NJ. de la Guereonere had aP
pesled. The question it treats Of is the revision o.
1te atts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

MOTHER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT M Hrs Sor.-Mn.
Carroll, aged LADY resdirg at No. $40 Hadson-s street
wa mortay wounded yesterday afternoon BY the scci-
dotta disohago OF single barrel pistol 10 tho hssds
OF her SCH Wm c. Carol. IL appears that MI c.
had loaded the pistol for The purpose of shooting rate,
and was in the &C. Of putting on percussion cap.
when the hammer fell, discaarging the weapon 10
etspt'y The charge took effect in Mrs. Cnrolls back
nssr the tight shoUlderblsde and passed completely
through Ler body. Capt. HIATT and Officer Connsll
Of the Eth Precinct to the premises sad sppse
hended Mr.. Carroll. Coroner Jsckman was notified.
and LAST evening held snts-mOtem sIamisstos.
when appeared that the shooting MAS tho result Of
accident Mr.. C. was rsles'ed from custody by orlss
Of the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

TIE fcta's O. n Ar11.l Approyrist.cn III Va.
very sDiIei, sn5 rescue fight made By Ne. So
{. ;. SPENCER, DUKiEA s71 others, TO secur.
appropriation, .os tie several charitable institution.
Of tie STATE. The biz vas oTp-sed 81 every stage
s-erdneit after amendment being proposed.
At a n. the COMMITTEES iose, bat cEIy to reIew
tls hghl IN she House.
VIXEN the SPEAKER resumed the chair, every
smsrdnes. offered IN tie Con nttee Of the Whole
yss again proposod ard tee Yeas AID Nays jemsndei
IL tie ED ire bill was ordered 10 third r4siirg,
with the following mstcrial alterations: The sums q
81, so for tie NewYcrk Hospital, aud SO 600 for
other Hospitals Ct tie St5t, were both stricken out
by vote Of "a 10 80.
On motion Of Ms. MORRIS Of Yates, the sum Of
$4,000 fCT The Pilot Commissioners was stricken cut,
az the cum Of s3j $50 for The Orphan Ay ums OF the
State inserted.
The St.te Prison InsDec'Nr's travelling fees were
raissi from 81 800 20 e. 200 par su,p,n
The bill VS. then ordered 20 DO engrossed for third
ieaciIg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

SEARCHING ARRESTED PARTIES.
10 "a, T1tar Of Ia. n. i. 7tl1.rk

To ne Elit0y Of The n. T. 7,i5.rs.
SIR: TIE Hs-0d Of this morning s.ys. slngulN
fact wac developed st the t..l " Officers Racket
and Mills tie other day, charged with robbiog two
Verne ct merohar's 1t appeared that cot one OF the
Captain Commissioners knew whether II vas
sgsins. tie Law for policeman to sesIch prisoners
Z" il bsrroom instead ri taking them 70 the Station
House. II was Ca ,tain Leonsrd Of the old force
I" who informed than that the act was clearly Illegal
4" sri Improper Neither Captain Leonard nor any
other experienced officer will assert that nobody 70
be searched except a. Station Heuse and TIE Herald
in an attempt TO accrue the Metropolitsn Police OF
ignorance hes protr1ded its ears. Wien an cfii-
Ger arrests pected person he assumes t5e respon-
ability The iustf cation n for arrest AID scare ming,
depend when there is warrant, on circumstances.
The finding Of proofs Of guilt viii always jasty the
searchrg. The time aud msnner OF searching depend
on circunstsIcer, also for their proPrety or npro-
priety Neither Captain Leonard, nor any other expe-
isuced officer wocd think Of takicg pickpockst in
tie night time to Station House before searching
him In going even q block tie thief would have o1-
porturties Of throtirg away passing to his confer
crates the property stolen. The sae Is uae OF msay
other GASES. The ilegay Of the alleged did oot
oorsst in the searching beitg dore q. another place
than the Ststicn-iouse nor It's Improperly ia the
searohrs being done at before there vas chance
20 get rid Of bad money If the persons arrested hsa
been dealers IN counterfeit money
Re.y.srzny METROPOLITAN POLICEMAN.
Yo-k March H. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

SPooYs !-Abou. TIRES weeks ago Detective Officer
Wilson wss called upon TO investigate the matter Of
robbery Of two watches in the boarding house oil Mr..
Leeiy, corner OF BIeeoker and Sullivan streets. Il
young Cuban, named Ferdinand Msrtea~, vhs
boarded in the house claimed that one OF the watches
belonged to him. No clue could be obtained to the
thief aud the matter rested until day or two since.
when the officer received letter from Mr. Leeiy.
Gated Marlborough, Tiogs County, N. T., stsesx
that Mantenas had been sojourDing for while uPos
bic Letlys fam, and tina. he had suddenly departed.
tslirg With him about 500 worth Of silver wsre-
mos.ly spoons.
TIE cficer repaired yesterday anernooo to tie New
Yuk ard Erie Railroad Depot, and spprshsrdsd Mar
tenas az 10 lef the c,rs. vass which the prisoaes
had in his possession was searched AID the missing
property found thsIsin together with bundle Of ten.
der woreed uissivss from yoasg IAaes; also
several locks Of hair tied with different coiorsd RIB.
bors. MsrsOss thought there must DO some mistake.
but the oer thinking otherwise, placed bis pslsos'<
tLier lock spd key.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

s..ict ALI a.sIGoc ns6. Il s "a -,cot. has ee.a
removed fom Cfhoe by bis i-frcnc- IT opposition 10
the s.lnost uEerim5us wis1 Ct tee people here. Nil
W h.k given such general satisfaction IN Con svelAg
The Pos,OrSo~, SID in f;irg % admirable ouiirg
for At ereA. 'Jpeufe thss tsics before this, when
RS rsmoyal was attempted land ones even when lis
successor was names AID Notified Of Ais sPpoiEsnsri
the people asrt il rm'SsiEancss with soch unsn. M; y
tha. tue Department Tec0-sGered tie matter sud ne
.etsrsi n office. Tbs tiu.s, hoseycr, his reno
val il probably fral ard for sors p7htcsl purpose,
known Only to the nire-goike-s, the wishes OF the
ps1E Sle thWsrtei.
], L sisted Tia, N attempt is 20 be made his
SpIirg 10 navigate tie Plstte River, and hght'
drsUght steamboat "a berg fitted ont at 0qussks,
II, for that puTpose. Should il prove s.al, II
WI materially ircreass the rush q emigration 70 the
beautiful valley of that stream.
TIE Missouri IL stll c.oeed al ths point, but from
tie present niicst;ous of the weather Il viii not long
rer ain so dxy line of steamboats, ia 20 be started
between this city and ST. Joseph upon tao opening Of
navigation, in correction with the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Raihosd, which is now completed sud II opsr-
alton. This VII bIing Omaha within -four or Ave hays
Of New-Ycrk. y,
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preparations 10 benevolent institutions, and l. fu
h h;o will perhaps prevail.
The PeTtonal Liberty bill had been made the
special order for IL O'Clock to-day, when Gil inter.
esting debate VAS anticipated, but it did Lot tske
place. Nher the hour Of IL o'clock arrived, the
SPECIAL orGer was called for and the SPEAKER de-
cided that under the rule. which requires that
whenever ten o. more bills sre ready for fral
reading in either House, such House shall suspend
all other business AID croceed to the reading of
such bills.
In the Senate last evening Nests. OWN and
NOxON delivered able and elaborate arguments on
the case Of the contested seat for the AIth Dis
tricf taking GROUND against the right OF M Man
deville TO occupy the plsce, IN consequence Of his
having accepted an appointment as Postmaster at
StUyyeiant Falls. The only argument of any ac-
count yet delivered Ga the other side has been that
Of Judge SCOTT of the NNth District the force of
which was somewhat msrred by an iniimaton that
the Republican side of the House had held
caucus ard decided t. Gust Mr.. Vaudeville.
and that in their votes they would be
governed more BY considerations Of party advantage
than of the law and the evidence in the case. This
intmation is entirely unfounded in fact. The Re
publicans have held caucus 10 consider the mat
ter. They do not DO things in that way. A jury
might rs we'll hold a caucus to decide on their
dict in given before hearing the evidence and
arguments of counsel. The senate spent nearly
the entire session to-day in discussing the question
as to when the final vote should be taken on this
contested seat. There is no such thing 10 the SEN
ate rs stopping debste by the moving of
the previous question, snd the only way
in which that body can, without unanimous con-
sent, stop debate and come to vote on given
question IL by adopting resolution beforehand that
at a specified time the vote shall BE- taken without
delay or debate. Mr. w. a. WHEELER moved
that the final vote be taken on Wednesday next
and that the subject be the special order for every
evening till that time. The Democratic Senator'S
made all sorts of factiOus opposition to the resou-
ton till the Repub lean side of the House ntmated
disposition to have the final question taken before
the Senate should rise-tO sit Il out and test the
question Of ply steal endurance when TIE DemOc-
racy came TO terms and their senses, and i was de-
cded that the final question be taken or Wednes-
day at 9.45 p. IN.
There seems to be little, if any doubt, that Mr.
Vaudeville will be granted leave to retire to pr-
vate life or To the management of the Stuyvesssnt
Falls Post Office, if he Gun get the appointment
again.
Among the bills passed By the Senate 70 day,
was the one mentioned in my letter of yesterday
TO amend the charter of the Peoples College.
The Assembly to-day passed the Senate bill to
incorporate the Brooklyn Academy of Music, with
some slight amendment, which was subsequently
cOncurred in by the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

II ths Hcrte Of Lords on the DIST, Lord Derby ap
,slsd 10 Lord Grey to postpone bic pendiog motion
a regard to the Ionian Islapds. He said Mr. Glad.
escos route for England, and he would under
take, Il the motion postpored for fortnight that
10 oct which the Ioni.n Parliament might pass should
be ratified until the House had opportunity Of dig
cuss ng any molten that might be presented.
Lord Grey asssnted, and the subject was poitponei.
In tire House Of Commons, Mr.. Mcguire gave no.
toe that be should shortly call attention to the recent
asreis in Ireland
Mr. Wslpole, Secretary Of the Home Department,
Introduced bill adjusting the vexed question Of
cbu;oh rates, by making payment voluntary instead
of compulsory. The bill was favorably received and
Rad first time.
Tbs correspondence in the Charles and Georges affair
II Published.
Mr.. Felix Belly left Southampton 18th February il
Tie steamer PsTsna for Nicsrsgus, in order to take
possession Of the concession Of the Canal in presence
Two Presidents Martinez and Mora, who are TO meet
for the purpose the 9th Of March at RiyAs. Mr..
Belly accompanied by staff Of 80 persons incud.
ing bisSedeaIy, Gen. NJ. Lsyafseur, formerly French
Minister to Mexico, tundry ether Ofioslr, and strong
Corps ofeDgiyeers
The london Times, in noticing the departure, rays
il will probably cause some surpriee in NewYork, and
lie lot likely to be looked upon with Indifference at
Washington. II thinks the Engish capitalists will be
very obsry of investing 10 the enterprise.
Berlin journals speak Of projected marriage be-
tween the Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexan
d,ina, dsusht Of Pi1ce Albert of Prussia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

Aat 'F''7-
The average yield in the light years vas about ii
bushep ami In the heavy years % bushels 10 the acre.
In The whole State in 1887 there was planted with
com 225i, i2i acres. In Butler County the crop
averaged TO tie acre. 48 bushels; in Pickaway, A
bushels; in Ross, 45, and IN Fsyette, AZ.
Ross County had the largest nun ler Of acres In corn,
viz: Il, ia, ard Pickawsy, next, 72lss.
Tie crop Of hay in 1857 was ,7Ol ,si5 tuns and OF
oats, %, 572 ga bushes. 80.
Ohio has Of canals $40 miles; Of railroads, 2,S]i
ard Of tarnpikes, 1900.
7 These statistics give some idea Of the material
wealth and prosperity Of this great State. Acd to It
the character of her people for integrity and in el.
pence her splendid system Of common schools, and
last but not least, her mpregnsble position as Re:
publican State, and you will baye commonwealth Of
which her sons may we'll be proud
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INDIA.

The Bombay mail Of Jan. % had reached Ecglsad.
The details Of the state that Lo,d Canning had
given greater extension Of the amnesty, and inter-
dicted any execution without his approval
Pobic notice had bsen given that Oais and Rohl-
cund are again open to European families.
Lord Clyde bad applied for authority TO pursue the
rebels TO Nepaul. He was to return to Engl,Ed in
February.
An engagement between the Robillss and q British
force at Rssode, wa, disastrous TO the latter Several
officers and number Of men, were killed.
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SENATE. .ALBAsY March ], 1889.
The bill to increase the capita! stock Of the Abany
and Susquehanna Railroad was reported ftvoraby;
also, the bill to incorporate the st. Josephs Asylum
New-York.
Mr.. PRATTS bill to incorporate the South Pacific
American Mail Steamship Company was introduced
Mr. SCHELL introduced a bull 10 amend the charter
Of the American Commercial Industrial Company
grated last year by extending the power OF the Com
pany TO all States and Territories, az well as Central
America.
To provide for the payment Of the.dehcency in the
revenue of the City Of Brooklyn:
To amend the Charter of the Peoples College.
Mr. ELY introduced a bill to legalise the acts Of the
New York Common Couucil in opening Duare and
other streets.
MIR. w. A. WHEELER moved that final vota on
the alleged vacancy OF MIR. handeve's seat be taken
Oh Wednesday evening, at O'Clock. without delay or
Mr.. SPINOLA moved to strike ont the words
" without delay or debate
Mr.. MATIIER moved to lay the resolution on the
table.
Motion Loot by 10 to To-.
Mr.. SPINOLA rose TO debate the amendment.
Mr.. w. <. WHEELER raised the point OF oider
that the que ton not debatsbe.
TIE PRESIDENT ruled the point well tskea. -.
Mr.. SPINOLA appealed from the decision on me
sppes and by Of the senate proceeded to
debate the resolution.
The debate continued at corsidcrsble length on the
motion TO take the final vote in relation to Mr. Msnde
Amendment after amendment was proposed for az az
tension Of the time ard voted down by the Bepubli-
cars in solid body, the matter taking party shape.
The Yeas ard Nays were called on every vote.
MIR JOHNSON, American. voted with the Repub-
hcaps, and Mr.. o. y. WHEELER steadily with the
Democrats.
Eventually the final vote was agreed to be taken at
IS minutes past on Wednesday evening.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. SMITH introduced bill to appoint C)mml J.
soners OF Record for Richmond County.
On motion of Mr.. MATHER, the Metropolitan Po
lice bill was made the specsl order for Thnsd,y next
at noon. ., =. r ~.
Mr. LAFLIN moved fer RECOMMENDATION OF the
vote fixing the hour for the hnai vote on Mr. Mande
yiles seat, in order to clinch the matter and e1
pressed the hope that II would be voted do 81.
The Senate refused to reconsider the vote.
Mr.. NOXON called up the resolution to creale q
Grirding Committee. Lsd on the table.
The bills to provide for Reports in Pardons, u
amend the st. Davies Benevolent Society Charter
and 10 amend the law relative to Principals AID Fac
tors were ordered to third reading.
Mr. w. A. WHEELER introduced bill 20 amend
the law to prevent the erection OF uosae buildings II
New-YOTk.
Several bills Cf 10 general interest were considered
in Committee of the Whole till the sdicurtment.
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DFscEsT UPos DIs0RDgRLY HoUsE.-Last night.
about 10 o'clock, at the irsiarce Of warrant Issued
by Justice Connely, Capt. Waterbury, With posss
OF men. made decent upon house Of dii-
lepLtabls character at No 50 Cherry street. kept
by Michel Smith Every person conceded VIII
tie establisbmsnt who could be found Ga the
premises wa taken into custody and conveyed to
the S'acr House 10 Oak street. The whole putty
consisted Of Michael the landlord eight vomeS from
IL to IS years Of age German ard Irish, six nascians.
and Il psscemaker. They will be taken before jas
tee Connolly this morning for hearing.
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The EkPREsSssS CHARGED WITH BoDf SsArcH-
-Jo.ept w. Gaze the eIprs,smsn Of the Westeo Ia
Company chged with carrying Of the remains Of Bass
G Barker, BIC sht from ssysnush, Georgia and bocaa fos
Hamilton C. W. appeared before the Mayor yesterday On
oOt-psI a FredsGt Lane friend Of the deoessd 70
explanation Of bis conduct Mr. hchI stockholtef OF The
Linz Of sssns present. end stsd thai the sx
FRESHMAN bad been ordered 20 the body Which hsl
been board number of other thioss
hsd done No. 81 HUDSON street. the office Of the Aash
Espfss. Company for farther shipment The mater
thus sa .oJ cap sad ss eIpre,snAn dismissed.
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WALL STREET NCIsAscE.-Mr. A. p. De Forest
q Nc Ia Broadway applsd for warrant q the CI Has
Police Court several days since 10 have r. De Young
arrested for pass upon him bosas check Tor e 90 TIE
Hanover Bark BIT the whereabouts Of the eccentric broker
bss yet been utterly impossible for the police 10 sscsrs
De Yosng sA to be ofs cs Of posnt lootns use
srsy Il yoahf1 who 10 the habit OF hs9SA9
stos. The pillar, u the hschAli Exchsss for the Porpes
passing bosus ekechs upon ursaspecrs b1sinsss nsn s
clsss Of Wsistrest fnaposrs 10 coDpsipso eesA
irg % nrnsroQs 10 mako n sa Dtosrsbe nuissnee'