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BIT LOUISE CHAsDLkR xoCLToS.

Il stands in sunny meadow.
The house 30 mossy and brown,
With its cuuberous old stone chinneys,
And its grey roof slOping down.
The trees fold their green arms around it;
The trees century old,
And the winds 90 chanting through them,
And the sunteams drop their light.
The cowsips spring IN the marshes.
The roses bloom on the hill,
And beside the brook in the pasture,
The herd 20 feeding at will.
Within the wide old kitchen,
The old folks sit in the sun
That creeps through the sheltering woodbine
TIL the day is almost done.
Their children have gone and left them;
They sit in the sun alone!
And the old wife's ears are failing,
Az she harks TO the well-known tons
That won her heart in her girlhood-
That has soothed her in many care
And praises her now for the brightness
Her old face used TO wear.
She thinks again Of her bridal
How, dressed in her robe Of white,
She stood by her gay young lover,
In the mornings rosy light.
OIL! the morning is rosy az ever,
But the rose from her cheek is fed,
And the sunshine still is golden,
But il falls on a svered head.
And the girlhood dreams, once vanished,
Come back in her winter time,
TIL her feeble pulses tremble
With the thrill of Spring times prime!
Az looked forth from the window,
She thinks how the trees have grown,
Since clad in her bridal whiteness,
She crossed the old dooc>store.
Though dimmed her eyes bright azure,
And dimmed her hairs young gold,
The love in her girIhood phghted
Has never grown dim or old
They sat in peace in the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done,
And then, at its close, an angel
Stole over the threshold stone.
lie folded their hands together;
He touched their eyelids with balm,
And their last breath foated outward,
Like the close of solemn psalm.
Like bridal pair, they traversed
The unseen, mystical road
That leads to the Beautiful City,
Whose builder and maker is God"
Perhaps, in that miracle country,
They will give her lost youth back,
And the flowers of the vanished Spring-time
Will bloom in the spirits track.
One draught from the living waters
Shall call back his manhood's primo,
And eternal years shall measure
The love that outlasted time.
But the shapes that they left behind them,
The wrinkles, and silver hair
Made holy to US by the kisses
The angel had printed there
We viii hide away meath the willows,
When the day is low in the West,
Where the sunbeams cannot find them,
Nor the winds disturb their rest.
And wen suffer no tell-tale tombstone,
With its age and date, to rise
Der the two who are old no longer,
In the Fathers house in the skies.
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A Chaplain at State Prison, was ask
ed by friend how his parishioners were.
"AIl under conviction" was the reply.
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The IIUxTsMAs Al D1NHER.-Thew worst
rider can often get on very well with
saddle of mutton
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MILITARY MENoRASDUM-The Colonel
is the nucleus IF his regiment.
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FREE Ra>kr>G.-Mske particularly frce
With the funds Of dep csi'ors.
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a yew Disease.

Many of our readers will smile when we
say that there is a disease called in com
mon parlanca ''tha Matches disease" but
such is the fact, and the New York Sun
gives several accounts of those who have
been treated for this most dreadful Of NAL
aides The Sun says:
"Quito recently a young woman who
worked in a match mandatory was sent
to the Believer Hospital, to have an un-
der Jaw removed, which had become dis
eased by inbaling the phosphoric acid used
in the factory. The operation was skill
fully performed and the young woman,
after some time, went from the hospital,
perfectly cured She had, however, dis
eased tooth in one of her upper jaws, and
returning to her old business of match
making, she soon contracted anew the dis
ease, and finally died oft.
another instance of this Match dis
case came under our observation yesterday
at the Believer Hospital. 4 young girl
who has worked in q match factory, had
her left upper jaw, which has become dis
eased, removed by Surgeons of the estab-
lishment, in presence OF some OF our most
eminent physicians. Doctor Mott, jr., and
DR.. Church, performed the operation
DR.. Mott, Senior, and DR.. Francis being
present and assisting with their advice.
1--WE learned from the physicians that
the disease is quite common among those
who work in match factories, and that 1t
il dangerous for any one who has diseased
teeth to be employed in the manufacture
of lucifer matches. They also state that
the disease may be contracted by those
who have diseased teeth, by lighting cigars
or a pipe with lucifers, and inhaling the
phosphoric acid which is liberated oy their
ignition. 1t is we'll for people to under
stand this fact, and, as the doctors say, if
person has diseased tooth, he or she
should have it removed at once, and thus
escape all danger of the match disease
PETER YERpTSE, a convict in the State
Prison, the other day coolIy and deliber-
ately laid his finger on block, took an
a1c and cut it off close to the hand; roll
ing the finger up IN piece Of paper, he
gave il 20 his keeper, saying to him, "Send
il 70 the Governor, As an evidence Of the
truth" lie has been endeavoring TO get
pardoned, and, being fearful that the Gov
ernor would not believe all that was set
forth in his petition, offered this strange
evidence Of veracty.-Jackson (Nch J
Jomno
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[ No. 4474, L


Resolped That ordinance No. 1854 entitled an ordinance
for the sale of the right Of establish railroads the city
OF New Orleans and for other the same
hereby amended read single track railroad commencing
Eighth street, in lien Of Toedano and along the
West side Of Rampant street, in lieu of the East Of Ram
part thence along the West side of Rampant street.
lieu OF the East side of Rampant street
Barracks and after the words track rail
running etc. insert the words aorg the til side Espla
nue. street to the East side Of Rampant street. in lien Of the
Canal street. in lieu Of the west de of Rampant street. also
to insert the words Through Magazine Eighth street.
lieu Of Toedana street, through Eighth street 10
its junction To street " in lieu Of Camp street.
tractors shall be twenty The said railroads. cars
lures AID revert to the city the expiration
said twenty valuation, be by two dis
interested persons to be appn said contractor
contractors, and the other by the city aud the
as to said valuation between the id
appointed third party umpire shall be app by one of
the District Courts e decision thereby had to be fin and
thus amended that said ordinance and the same is hereby
adopted.
[Signedl ALFRED KEARNY
r esident pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. O. NIXON
- President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April /, 1859.
leignsdl GERARD sTITH Mayer.
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAI.
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. a
City Of New Orlsans, April 8, 1859. /
No, 1894. 5s

a. L
70 81 ss 'a Ns% o s
ID R E sa e. and
nv ~ sss 1sp gss1. GSS o%
sssd and Condition. asSiask hs sss
track Es.o.a commencing on rolsdano stree, at
and along ,ds United
ns snsE along Sss
Canal street The Of Canal street to
Ssmp street.
S s @ b Ct s
Of the same description those used in said city The
streets and in Canal and Rampant streets to Espsnad street
S @ and
The lines Of sdd tracks within the rails shall be rsvsi with
ss ssssp s sa! s s
shall assd for @ the rails and the
which said tracks in good order and condition during said
shall be used exclusively for cars passing up, md
the Shs rs 9 r.. ss,s psuS down and
ssr those points shall no,
not s sass
either The shall be BY rises or mules and
). be be @ s y
until ten aslosk NJ and every thirty minutes from ten
Said contractor contractors shall annually City
Treasury upon the of said road and fixtures
annual tax levied real estate and the value Of said
and Fixtures to be assessed by the usual mode of
nent Should the contractor contractors refuse
gect to keep the streets in the order and condition
ss Be hs s s ss a
Of said contractor contracors 10 the
ssl to pay for the the shall be recoverable
city That the speed Of said shall exceed six per
hour All cars til be railroads. sunset
and shall be provided with good ample
rear paced position the
for the violation this other
fstn or that may be hereafter enacted in
provisions OF THIS resolution on the part OF officer
liable to all fines or darages arising thereforrn.
The raid roads shall be simultaneously at ca.
whole work the grades of the uction
Of the said roads shall be under the the City
veyor in accordance with lines and levels given by him
and with specifications file in his Office LAYING said
railroads shall be commenced within six months
contract and completed wi hin eighteen nhs from date
and shond the contractor fail
void The said contractor shall furnish good
solvent tecurity in the dollars for the
en and completion Of aid railroads within the time
The right of be awarded to the parties Offering the
bonus the privilege and the be paid within
directed to he City Comptroller endorsed The
for constructing the City Railroads by Comp
soller in me presence Of The Chairmen Of the Committees
Council.
The city of New Dreams shall be responsible for any
work done materials roai every out
lay and thereon either construction repairs
other of Whatever kind shall BY the
contractor or contractors.
tSignedl CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedI J. o. NIXON,
Approved February II, 1859.
as CIT lsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, l
- City of New Oreans, July I, 1855.
n Eh s !. L, That the Comptroller be, and
standing advertisement in the official journal
ita ne ninth section Of ordinance No m approved
w 5oA the Council will any bill egans. the city unless
contracted nader authority of oe- from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lsignedl E. L, TRACY
H. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl i. II. PLASE
President ar Of Aldermen
lSignedl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor,
fhe attention o. the Of GERS Of the city and Of public
respectfully called to tbs foregoing resolution.
.,. r. THEARD,
E IrIou Comptroller CitS Of New Orleans
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
o paving with square blocks Camp street, Canal to Cal
QgALrf AsD DiNgysIoSs THE MArERrALs-Th square
IN aaa ia e sd not in inferior
6SSng in shape not les than twelve a sixteen
9s ~s NINE nens i
They shall be well qaad hayog parallel or square ss and
The The ss s d5fsfss
Be f dsgoa Ss stones
ss sGss fa s!s 'Ss%sd 5s%
les sfp a: s
10 as t. make tight Joints and the perfectly we'll
b. ii ssr
s Te 81 bs nd ds as e the
four inches we and in less than inches in
The crossing stones shall be of North river blue
The vsonts frte sidewalks shall be Of North river blue
Or and Sa eR h nsssd ess
NJ agstsne shall measure less than three square by two
Ts gravel shall the best London gravel over one and
II. SAID shall be Gear sharp sand Of large grain
IN EHca THE Work SHALL Re EXECUTED
ssGnsi hs ssd odss
d g s BE set % es
snys as , They shall be duly
sif y ss sss$sa p
s9SiS nf az III s and a a
M draining lots shall nicely through the same
crossing stones shall be laid according 10 the lines and
grades be given by the Surveyor in good Joints and in the
best man bed Of London gravel and sharp
sand Mixed of eAs six inches In thickness sad bad IL
be well ammed and hardened the cad Of the
The gnlter stones shall Join their length the eurb sones
and sha De aid with an inclination slope towar the
and sharp sand mixed ID booming ongly hardened
with the head OF the crow bar until solid The stones shall he
wei onted the 10 not to be half an inch other
and sharp sand. -F "- '"s eiA'e'
The contractor shall take old round stone having
after the same shall be hauled away by him shall pcS and
oe gwen ny the SURVEYOR to depth of fourteen inches below
the superior face of blocks when laid he
dress the of the the to he given by
me surveyor and shall place the top of the same song Of
mixed and shall thoroughly roll same with % b roller
until forms an even and hard The square block
h s h DC lad In laying the paving the
grsas with the street line breaking joints with every her
July bedding the ing The materials under The
ny ~ Ina. each block rest solid foundation
close JOINTS as all joints half au inch in width shall most
De rejected by the Su veyor the blocks nre
ha ae onts shall be accurately filled wi fine gravel and
with Co0o d. roller After the settled the gravel
% @ INTO The joints covering Of three inches Of fne
ana sharp sand mixed shall be placed the paving
oia or,ckng Of the sidewalks shall be taken up
aWa by the contractor the sidewalks shall be filled by
tagging shall then be The asgs shall he laid and we'll
nedded IN en and close onIed In the came manner and
sna pe ad IN regular The tagging shall when COM
present an even SURFACE free Of all rugged hollow
snail be rejected The customary dressed cutters not
less than inches wide by inches thick with the usua tool
Tor the water shn be laid and well bedde In
hydraulic cement mortar wherever required for draining ots
Wherever the sidewalks are already Jagged and ma, Ia
TOO low BY the Surveyor the contractor shall take Up the
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n. WHITNEY,
H. REEBE,
AT IL EEADNJ


The following resolution accompanying the above
report, was read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended
Resolred That permission bs the hereby granted
Robert Geddes erect in of property situated on
raver street between Camp and St. Charles streets sign
post led the same he so constructed
remain during the pleasure OF the Common Council
The following resolutions, adopted by the Board of
Aldermen, were read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyghe,
Kearny, Leeie, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney,
White and Whitney-l2.
resolution nstruoting the Comptroller to sell to the highest
odder after hye days notice, all the bricks lumber not
used IN the erection Of the Magazine market Fourth District
cuiyerts leading from into streets Of The city re-
paired and opened thereby giving free the water for
the purpose OF cleaning the CUTTERS etc,
resolution authorizing the Committees Streets and Land
ings purchase 1000 barrels of shells for repars
shell roads of the city not under contract.
Mr. Moreno gave notice that at the next meeting
OF the Board he would move to reconsider his vote
on the ordinance in regard to omnbuses
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 18th April, at o'clock P. M.
JAS. A. HOPKINS Secretarv
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NORMAN WHITNEY,
ALE; kEARNY,
81. BEEBE. jug
The following resolutions accompanying the above
report were read twice and adopted the rules being
80

suspended: Ss''e
Rso,,s That permission be and the same is hereby eivs
Penn street between Poyda. Streets provdsd the
e Il sc s w wooden
ure OF the Common COUNCIL f =
Front Ieyes strs.. provided The srscted proof
same to remain during the the
Rsso.ss That permission be and the hereby
shop and forge on their property No. III choupouas street,
pleasure Of the Common Council. N1'''s '''
Rsolp;d That permission be and same is hereby granted
Fulton joseph and n Sors
b Ss i
The city and also to all DISTINCTIONS
ss % n s
shall be iahso fine Of ten dollars each osnss
The following ordinance accompanying the above
report was read:
Mr.. Leefe moved to lay the same on the table.
Lost.
- Yeas; Messrs: Benit,. Huyghe, I4eefe Moreno,
Nays: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Kearny, Magiopj,
Phelps, Ranney and Whitney,.
Mr.. Magioni moved that the same be referred back
to the committee. Carried
AN ORDINANCE for protection Of children from inurv
fram omnib1 es horse-cars. etc
children who shall cling hang ON. on to the
sides or other parts of the onbuses upon steps
Assi sas a x4n s ana
b use e h city and
the parent Or guardian fine Of ten dollars said
he shall ceve not than twenty ashes for each Of
fem And the I or N shall fine
Be 1t further ordained Tha. ow er or owners of omi
nsd to appoint Sufficient number Of perso Who shall hsvs
e S and the
the r section Of this ordinance WIN 'sn as IN
The following preamble and resolution, accompany.
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SPECIFICATIONS concerning the

Notice hereby given that sealed proposals the above
contract will be received by up TO WEDNESDAY, 18th OF
June, 1859, at II o'clock VI.
a5 SIT T, THEARD Conntrollar
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tagging an ,he sidewalk. asd relay III. old tagging 10
nv md s Z: amy
WY Is saRs9ss f s qsr sss nav .
CURED to replace the old broken Hays - - -
s Y e.
sa
h .nd BE hs Si the contraction and shall be
All the materials required for psrformsnss Of the work
sns BE- g r III ss a.s S and '" DO BY the
IT, shall b. s0ur TO sSs s .G RI s thirty
n rn s T. ! S ss ons % su
Good and solvent security TO amount Of ten theu'asd dol
ths contract -
made on the completion Of the paving of s,c
vsyo as follow. .Ow The to be paid BY the city
property holders T. Bills against property holder.
5 s e ss ss..sd g h.
tractor Who shall be snbrogaed ali the rights city
sss e So a Is .ss
or Isl ror Of said bills should the be paid
a =, abb keep the paving good
The sGI ,t shall into the city prior
9 the ho ,s being we'll hat aid
;vsi sat fsie BY the
SSss ~ SS1 ss
fault as required by article O Of the civil Code and without
applying TO court OF Justice to annn the sams without
indemnify and IL Is also well understood that the
eonss sa ,s At any time abandon the work finish
contractor shall forfeit all claims may have for any mart Of
the work done by him to the date Of the and
me Guy Shall be thereby discharged any and all ab
tt ~ r. ss md Is also well Understood thai in
held an bound 10 soldo pay the city ali loss or differ
ence between the price ut which the contractor Originally
contracted to perform the the prices nj which
be n sdudcated at resale or adjudication
bds TO DC per superficial yard Of block paving
nsnen and ai complete including the gutter stones per s
pelhcaloot Of curb stone furnished per superficial
1901 O. crossing stones furnished and laid per running
new tagging furnished and laid tbs whole width Of the
walks taken mp and relaid
New Orleans, March "a 1859.
lSgned LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved the on Srses And landings
Boards of the Common Council, " N'
tSignedl HIT. VENNARD
[Sgnedl ROBERT HUYGfIE fChairnen.
Regi.'sred March 81, 1859.
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X "A. PEEBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND co.,
Etheridge. Ar s'Ass1 WA @e'sts. noosey q
.Sa-KEFERENCEs-Messrs @. G. Miller 4 CO.. Woo,sav
Memphis. : wy 's1Ason no ks Il o.
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C0aPTROLLER's OFFICE }
City of New Orleans, April /, 1859.
[ No. ASA.
ssosed Tha.the Comptroller he is hereby authorized
70 ad]ud'cate after twenty days notice the official
me Tor paving with square blocks Camp street from
lanai 70 taope street.-The work be agreeaby to
chesions on in tie Surveyors Office said adudics on
Council. >'1" Vi TUG ooh'not
tSignedl CHAs II waLno
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ls'gnedl J. o. NIXON
Approved March 25 1885, VI 'eH'Sn'
tsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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tSigned,
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.


Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY 18th inst Il will
adudcate at my Office IL O'clock M the above contract
us 1T THEARD fnmntr,iar
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STREE" CONGREGATIONAL,

STREET COMM'R--OFFlC
SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
70 the second District Pound, Derbgny street, between
st. Ann and Main streets, estrays-
One black Pony, with bride and black saddle about 1917
visible mark. " N' "
one dark brown horse mule about 10 high with sad
Ole and collar marks lame in the right leg and old
scars short name and tail three feet shod no visible mark
Whchif not claimed within days the expenses there
on paid, Will be sold at public auction at said Pound on
MONDAY April Is. 1853, at IL o'clock N.
New Orleans, April ii, 1859.
Registered April IL, 1859. A''''''''
,44- HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
EPAVE DU DEUXIEME DISRTRICT-IIa
~ etc conduit au depot des Epaves Deuxieme District
epayes- - ' ~
Tn petit cheval ns selle bride nor enyrons ls
ans DC han aVec peuseur ache ban h les quatre peds
ferres sans clamps visible. 80
mulet dun brnn noir, envrons IS mains de hau avec
maiaue de sele ct collier eroper dams Ia pate d. devan
oro peuseurs vielles pae 10 courte tro
pieds ferries sans clamps visible.
81 les dts aninanx
frss pages is seront vend penchere pubque au dit de-
pot, lie LUNDI, Is d'avrii 1889 midi.
- . Q. o. FLEGHIER, Commissaire des rues
Nouvele' Orleans avri H. 1859 ai2 IA %
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract fnr
paving with square blocks Camp street. from Canal to Cal

Notice hereby given that TUESDAY 2sh inst wi,
al 22t + TijE Arm Co, n.ra ii 49,
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COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans April g. 1859 (
No. 4243. l
keso'ed That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby sutbor
lied to sell after notice. the building OF
an extension OF Fort Market Third District towards Mappy
street, according plans specifications on file in the Sur
veyors Office " " " S "a
tSlgnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
lsignedl CHAS. H. WALDO.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Dec. II, 1855.
tsigned GERARD sTITH Mayor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, !
Cisy Of New Orleans. April !. 1853. !
n No AAsA :. g u. ri

ss Thss The Comptroller be and he hsshy author
ee contracts each separately to The lowest bid
shs 70 % done agreeably to specifications ale In
A. Or ,scon Of the Common Council
~ and wooden CUTTERS the east ds
A M Fieds street, from Girod TO Prosper str et
Inc contract for the construction OF brick sdewska bor
asred ~ carbxtons and wooden CUTTERS on he north ds
AorAisa street. from Ely sian Fields 10 Margny rtrset
The contract for the brick sidewalks bor
oefea " cur6nnes and wooden CUTTERS both sds OF irod
street. from ElysiAn Fields to Morales street. = - ~
tsignedj CHAs. A. WALDO,
. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl 20 NIXON,
=. -, President Board Of Aldermen
lsisnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice - hereby gven that THURSDAY 18th instant
will adjudicate at my Office, IL O'Clock NJ The above
- az ~ T. TIlEARD, Comptroller
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FOUNDRY AND s1ACHIsE-saOP.

KITTRE DGE d FOLsOM
e
Orleans, and ia Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio
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Approved April l. 1859.
lsign.d GERARD STITH Mayer
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TO BUILDERS AND HOTEL X q EPEKS-
a five location for Hotel fronting the Public sn,ars Il
as oty Of Mnatitla the Coazeoacos River depot Of hs
steamers on the route from New Orleans 10 California
by sthnus Of Tehnanepc ths ana
heahiet to California from New Orleans ofersd so
sale. Titles indispntable . % 'nete1 tof
ES- For terms and examination of plan, apply to 5t
NILS I'm No afom :, :. ~ " u !,