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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


H0UsE.................W WAsHINGToN, May Z.
The Speaker presented the Coast
Survey Report for 1867. The Speak
er said the pending question was on
the consideration of the preamble
and resolutions submitted yesterday,
and on which the yeas and nays had
been ordered, but action on that sub
ject would be postponed until the
return from the Senate.
Washburne, of Illinois, said after
the disposal of Corry's proposition,
he would move to go into Committee
for general debate
Stevens, of Pennsylvania, said after
his return from the Senate he pro
posed to make a personal explanation
relative to the Alta Vela affair.
The members then proceeded to
the Senate
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CHICAGO, May 6.-The Conference
opened with the usual devotional ex-
ercises, by Rev Mr.. Brooks, of MIN
nesOta.
The order of business was taken up.
being the presentation of resolutions,
&c. of which a great number we're Of
ferred, on various subjects, embracing
one to so amend the discipline as to
allow laymen to be elected assistant
book agents at New York and Gin
cinnati.
The question of the omission of
Southern delegates was then taken up,
and discussed until adjournment.
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Il .. GILRERT Il -.
DLstlE.eL la: Court g. 6.. q ne 9. gPltgd sta.es

OlsLEicL court or the United sta teS,
For the Dist let Of Indiana.
In the matter of Robert X. DunkersOn,
Alexander Wilson, and Emile SchOen-
laub.-In Bankruptcy.
"A # O'CLOCK Pm. ON TUESDAY,
L. May 18th, AID. 1868, the undersigned,
as Assignee OF the abOve-named parties,
viii OIfer at public sale. In front OF the
court house IA the city of Evansville, the
following described property 70 wit;
80 shares, of 500 each, of the capital
stock in the Merchants National Bank Of
Memphis. Tenn;
I-40th interest in the Evansville and
Louisville Mail Line;
l0-39t rs interest in the steamer Armadai
Il interest IN three large -rame ware
houses on the corner or Eighth ana Lo-
Gust streets, opposite the T. & q. Railroad
freight depot;
205 shares, of 80 each, OF the capital
stock in the Fountain UIl Company Of
New York;
Evansville Public Han Company Opera
HOuse).
Terms Of sale, cash.
PHILIP C. D ECKER,
rnav2 dtd Assignee.
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ILLINOIS.
Village OF Shanghai Nearly Destroyed
.o By TOrHadO-FOuF Persons Killed
and Many Dangerously Wounded.

Z. aCHfcAeo, May 5.AFutther partic-
ulars of the tornado at Shanghai,
Illinois, state that the entire northern
portion of the village was destroyed
Sixteen houses in all, besides school
house, and the only two churches
Which the village contained, were de-
molished.
g Four persons were killed-Mrs.
Wood, Geo. Venn, Harrison Wilson,
and son of Mortimer Page-and from
thirty-6ve to forty were wounded,
many fatally.
Several hail stones, measuring ten
inches in circumference, were picked
up after the tornado had passed.
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DR.. A. WEBBER

formerly of HOpkinsvtile, Ky.l
Oilers mis- professional services TO the cItI-
zeI Of Evansville.
Residence on Third, between Cherry AMI
Oak Streets.
Once over toe POst-Cmce. Lsez7 d5-n
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VALPARAISO.
City Election In YaIparalsO-Repub-
-liean Triumph.

VALPARAIso, Ind. May 5.-The
city election came of In this city, to-
day. and resulted IN a complete tri-
umph for the Republicans The
Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal,
3 Assessor, aud all the Aldermen but
one, are Republican. For the first
time in opr history as a city we have
a Republican Mayor. The contest
was a strictly political one, The ma
jority op Mayor is 80, aud on Marshal
1I2. The lowest majority was 76, and
the average majority 90 The caudi-
dates for Mayor were ThOs. g. Lytle,
Republican, aud Simon Pierce, Demo-
o-ot ..a ..t-
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EUROPE.
BIZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH


FhANUEs
PARIS. May 6.-It is authoritatively
r denied that the French Ambassador
az St. Petersburg has had a consulta-
ton with Gortsckof, relative to the
Eastern question.
Pms ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 6.-France has sud
denly broken of. all diplomatic rela-
tions with Tunis, for alleged repeated
outrages on the French residents In
that country. as
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PosT OFFICE DEpARTMENT,

Washington, Nov. II, 1861.
Having examined and considered
the foregoing articles of . con-
vention for the ameliOration of
the postal Intercourse between
the United States Of America
and the Swiss Confederation, which
were agreed upon and executed in
duplicate at Berne on the I1th day of
October, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven, by Hon. John A
Kasson, special commissioner, &C.,
&C., on behalf of this department,
and by DR.. Jaques Dubs, president
Of the federal council and chief Of
the federal post department, on be-
half Of the federal council of the
Swiss Confederation, the same are by
me hereby ratified and approved, by
and with the advice aud consent Of
the President of the United States.
In witness whereof, | have caused
the seal of the Post Office Depart
ment to be hereto affixed, with my
signature, the day and year first above
written.
CsEAL.] ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
| hereby approve the aforegoing
convention, aud in testimony thereof
l have caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed
Il. s. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President
VIM I'll Seward,
Secretary IF State
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1867.
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Convention for the amelioration of
the postal intercourse between the
United States of America aud the
Swiss Confederation.
The post department of the United
States. by its special commissioner,
John A. KassOn, Esq, and the fed
eral council Of the Swiss Confeder-
alton, BY DR.. Jaques Dubs, vice.
president of the federal council and
chief OF the federal post depart
ment, have agreed upon the follow
ing articles, subject to ratification
by the respective authorities Of the
two countries:
ARTICLE L
There shall be an exchange Of cor
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Bitters.


The human stoinacn seems to require a
memory OF man Tunneth not to the con-
trary, tonic bitters have been used. Men
formerly made their cWn bitters. and few
thought OF eating breakfast without first
taking their " tanSy." Those we're days,
however, when Trohibltory laws we're un-
known, and, in consequences. liquors were
pure Dealers could then afford 70 be hon
est an d sellnOthing but the unadulterated
Now, however, what with Govern ment
alcohol must pass muster for - Old rye"
and pure Bourbon" People have come
20 fear poisoning more tnan malarial dir
eases, and dropped their " tansy" Right
here is where HOsTETTER 4 SMITH, OF
Pittsburg, have proven ben nefactOrs. Years
ago they commenced the manu- facture Of
HDSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, Iay
ing # down as rule that has since pee
cOnsctentiOusly followed, to use nothing
but the purest liquors, manufactured ex-
pressly or them. By strict adherence to
this rule theT have won public CONFIDENCE
and reaped their reward In large, profit
able, and steady business. Their BIFTERS
is known all over the country. They are
the pioneers Of the business, and have the
largest mapufactoTy Ia the wor d. Nor
has success In their case, a. IN too many
instances rendered them carel less: their
Bitoers Is as pure and good to-day as was
the first dtstillatiOn. We heartily recon-
N end them as a tonic.
AS a specific for dyspepsia, bilfousness.
constipation, nerve Cusuess, general debil-
ifyrand Intermittent and REMIT ent fevers.
It's effieacy has net er been questioned.
There are many worthless limitations.
We earnestly caution the public against
str .Hts..fLJ
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MADISON.
Municipal elections Large Republi.
can Galnss

MADISON, May 5.-The election
here, to day, resulted in the election
of Rodgers, (Republican.) aud four
Republican COunoilmen out of ska
Republican gain of200. a" Nos
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charged against the Ofhce OF ueStlna-
ton, shall be discharged from the
account.
ARTICLE XVIII.
The two Offices shall, by mutual
consent, establish detailed regula-
tions for carrying those articles into
execution, and they may modify such
gulations, in like manner, from
time to time, as the exigencies of the
service may require.
ARTICLE XIX.
This convention shall take effect at
a time TO be fixed by common accord
of the two Administrations, and shall
continue in force until Terminated by
mutual agreement or otherwise, until
one year from the date when one Of
fee shall have notified the other of
Its desire to terminate It.
Executed in duplicate at Berne,
this eleventh day of October, A. ID.
1867.
SEAL JOHN A. KAssON,
Special Commissioner, dc. DC.
SEAL Dr.. j. DUBS.
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mo, 1885,
United States MarshaTs E0tiee

United states of America, District OF In
diana, s.:
"YHEREAS, a libel Of Information
w was filed In the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF indiana,
on the 2lst day of April, 1858, by William
ii. Wsdkins and James Raymond, against
the steamboat J. r. Hoyle, her tools,
tackle, apparatus, and furniture. seized at
said district upon cause OF action civil
and maritime, claim $500, aud praying
process against said goods, nd that the
same may be con ndemned and SOLD therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court, to M
directed and delivered, I do bereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
q er interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
Of the United states. to be held at the city
OF II dianap polls. in and for the District of
Indiana. on the drst Monday Of June next
at ten O'Clock Of the fOreBO0n OF that day,
then and there to lnterpOse their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest: ID. HOWLAND, Clerk
mays dat
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THE MISSES COOKE wish to toannouncs
to the Ladies Of Evansville that they
are drst-class
DRESS MAKERS,
And are now prepared to make Dresses
afJsr the latest French style. Particular
attention given TO Evening and Riding
Dresses. Third street, second door from
Walnut, opposite City Hall. [mayl lW
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charged against the office of destina-
ton. shall be discharged from the
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OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of the
Fortieth Congress.
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There shall be an exchange Of cor
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Dantipg SrHhimits.

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Bssss NC tbs rssdsBcs No 6S rhksse On nOhDAt sho
ksbAI asruhgs "WEDNESDAY and sATuhpAr stsFsc1.s LOU
kT nsnbfs. SATURDAY mornings teI fAnib'A0 oS NV"
.e .e ThgRADAr s1snsgs Ior GBhTLEnkh . . art1rp.
elf ~ We "a loesnon No 11 Ffbs's on hOnpAi ~" '
o.. ..IOksDAf asd FRIDAY shsnoobs fof bAhlLdEb
%~sn nay be had at siSsr Academy.
ACADEMY OF DANCING.
. ~ ThEEORB CLASSES srs open
~ HIS BEAUTIFUL ACADEMY kOOms LYRIC HALL
se. 7l3 siItbave., opposite Reservoir Psrf
W WEDNESDAY AND fAiLhDAf st4 aud p M
80 hkcOhD ROlREK, MONDAY EVENING NOV z, ID open
\ ysf'oss of uhdovtied Tsspsctshlty.
l)t GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY,
No. ~ Fhh-sre. corner f0rfeentrst,
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous OF purchasing or renting such pro-
party will nnd it to their interest To advertise in The
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition 20 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only In New-York and all it
cities and villages, but IN every State aud Territory
within the Union. The advertsement should DO m"do a.
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
On tbs reader We would especially dwell tho fact
the subscrbers the three editions OF The TRIB
uxE Semi Weekly, and weekly comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
msnts In ssoh disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devoss especial attention 70 the Reports OF sao
q, real estate both in city and country thus adding
rsatly 10 the value of is columns advertising mo
diuu The charges are a. follows DAILY
TnIausE Is cents per limo for each inssrtIon WEEKLY
TsIsusE, q per line: sEnrWEKKLr TRIBUNE. a cents
per ns About ten words average hhe, aiter the nIst
line which usually contains only four or nvo words
Terms. cash IN sdvAnto
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
dtathtrs.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires PU
rlS the Ensish branches LAIN. sDd French shs
oeugt Ia Best reference 40
~ Bosts,ore, No "a sItbsys
AN EXPERIENCED GENTLEMAN, teacher
noaslei Of the RnSh o InAhsaaics with
tsi,reDess nd qsases,ions desires SCHOOL regrrIy
IfiJtss rkkClPAL or ASSISTANT TBAChEh Address u H.
-ask1. Tribune Omes
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
auttiun Salts Of S,aI esiait.
A J. BLEECKER, SON oo'' H"'''''''''
FNIUAI, NOFrW0NTW
Mi2 o'clock the EIeh'ugr SalrsI'ha ue,p Seventy

EIRSr. AVE the west 'i1s 9i W ~, L.,
nS each 81 eet h"" 5s e-
s,vT'y rum Sr lots north SIDE "n' '"'"'
NJ zach 25I block H. on t, r,,t Of FnhAye
:" sIsE{S TiIIltpsI., lot on souti side EI'' ''' ~
1l lTy FIRST ST. high soop eA no vas
ha' south side. between ffst 'iu Il, .,.niII
'44 hast Toi 'r,,ir, tbe modern Improvements ' '
uryDrFn AND SINErtEFfH ST. z,.'f, i a I'd vest
l', , .ir al one hundred inin" ''1' E ,i u,i,se.
" oi. f,t t,es, ,ad dover. 10 Csrleai a''o '"V'''
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Gitp Rfnl Gsiati fur Salt.

NOR SALE-Terms to suit. ...
Ia, v.st is Of 4thaye 1884 aud l3ibs 81 900
lou, north side o92dst hate......... iooVO
t. soL .e Of iO5th iom
ot. north Of lzhst near
A. 2"H
Naye near ibtb ~ "'
A 80 other city lots ysdousJ located
Apply % the owner. 49,.
TOR SALE.-A 3-story aud basement brick
4 torgE and LOT last TernlJ buisi fce tlulVO Apply
- a. ~ 'sAsDF0RD Co, No l5J 8owsry. cor Boomest
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Sutiun SaI,s Of gtal 6statt.
J. JoHSsoS, r.. Auetoae.:
DY NSON e. MILL Err,
~ AUCTIONRERS AND

Ply JOHNSON g. N ILL ER,
~ AUCTIONRERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROk kEkS,
No 20 NAssAU-sT.. CRDlKsT, nk"ioHh.. IA
CITY Residences Stores Lots Country Seats and Farms pof %
suted changed Loans ueoad Auction SAe' oFuAus a.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10,
~ o'clock at Exchange Saesroom No III BToadwp OTIS
20 CHOICE AND VALUABLE EIGHTEENTH WARD L0ISi
also 90 LOTS situated MILITARY PARADE GROuND 81 hASi
nbWA okh Maps will be ready Nov Office Of Aueuoneers W
70 hassAnt, New York, aud ISL Moltague-st Brooklyn
WEDNESDAY, Nov. II,
~ u o'clock at BIchsnge SaesroOm No III Broadway ~ .
GREAT sALB Of MN YORK and BROOKLYN PROPERTY 70
close an estate BY order Of Administrators Particulars hereafter
Maps ready No IS and No l57 Montag0es
Brooklyn
THURSDAY, Nov ~.
At o'clock RSchangs Salesroom. No Ill Broadway n
2o NALuABLk LOTS, FINELY LOCATED IN The NlLlAub
or NEWTOWh Particulars hereafter. Maps ready at No. %
NassAust, " l., and No. l57 Montaguest Irooklyn.
TUESDAY, Nov. II.
AZ IL o'clock at Exchange SIesroom No III Broadsay r
lOO SPLENDID PLATBUSH LOTS ADJACENT TO PROSPECT
Akk near the bsterv Entrance Particulars next week Maps WI"
De ready the OIL VI the Iuealar Nov
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
RY JAMES NJ. MILLER, AuctiOneer, -


SATURDAY, Oct d. 1863
AZ o'clock the premises without the highest bidder
FIFTEEN VALUABLE PLOTS OF LAND at Northwood y miles
from the NeNve Railroad the public road Leading
FROM Rye 10 the capitol Of the county, White Plains
Plots situated, and overlooking
Long Island and Long Island elevated $50 r. above high
aud fronting aud III the immediate negbborhood Of Msrs Eaton
boar By rail from the city All the plots have been aid out With great
aud arranged that each plot will have beautiful frontage aud build
ing healthy location Also DWELLING HOUSE containing 10
stables ear ouse and other oubungs apple orchard
and we'll Of pure water
Parties desiring To attend the sale viii he provided with special ear
free Of charge which will H. 20 IN. from New Haven H. Il
Depot FOuaye and day ~ sale and will
their arrival Rye be provided with conyeyances and from the
grounds free Of charge Maps aud further particulars at the Office of The
Auoneer No ~ Pnest. " ANDRBW WILSON, jr, ESQ,
o the premise.
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26Ousts anS :fanns GlmitO.

9Ousts anS fans Gllnit6.
NNANTED-By n small family, five or six
w ROOMS suitable and for lIouskeenng Address,
giving ocaon (ahoh mast be % Ncai0Al aud fall particulars
u T. g. Tribune Ofce
WANTED to PURCHASE in New-JerSey,
w small HOUSE gh be within hour Of the
Cty Hal -50O and particulars REAL
ESTATE. Box No ~ Tribune pfcei
WANTED.-Persons having PROPERTY for
w SALK between Tenth and Srtcthst will do well to call
~ ia demands. Seul description t.
NM u. 4 GEO T. ARCHER. No NtssanG.
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Smus,mtnts.

V'HEATRE RANCAIS-GENEVlE FETSS TSsau. u.
l. Sole Lessee ana 1TnSSPsRSG[FiFD 1ITssio SUCCESS OF
OFFENBACH RENOWNED SPECIAtnLAnn
OPERA BOUFFB GENBvIBVB DE BkAbANI ,,,.iss In
spendor OF mise en- scene never 't
. sst viii comprise the prime donne ROSE bI p,IR
ri GTzsS end PONTANEL CARRIER, BEChkkS 1hrO n "a
Cn1S cnRY MI'SSAY PETIT Mile GUERETTl BAGhAhp' ANU
n GARAL L.hocr the role Of Pon the Uenste- afno'
sbsrrnton. will at the Theatre Francois o..
Oycbe.trs seats dress circle : private Ooes p'' P
,irr Lo,es : general admission 81
~ ' EOTiCB-PAMILY CIRCLE 90 CENTS.
WAdLLAi.CK,' u..,,., Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
Doors omen AZ To AZ o O'Clock
THE SUCCESS or THE SEAsoN'
THE LANCASHIRE LASS
THIS EVENING. c,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL PURIiihK No o. Nh, NJ
GEO HOLLAND Mr.. A. W YO ING. Mr. j. fvni NJ +
R0CKWRII Mr. g. r. BROWNE. Mr. J. L. MATTHEW Sppa y p
" IRoNARD Mr. J. T. WARD, Mr. T. CASHlN, Mr. j. CnI ~
Miss ROSE EYrNGE. Mrs CLARA JBNNlNGS, hfA Shph"'
BROWN. - ,o,,,y,v .vn rrcrnFtrs,
Near Pe-nleigb--Womans Hae-Famlegh Farm" omsns b'
The stolen Letter Robert Reibuns omce-A PARTY Y ue
ibnson Mr. Danyl ouee'
hi Lgerpool-Road the River The Pier AZ hgremo r
The Night Observation-Disclosures OF Murder Fernes
-Ied Cerks-Une1pected Return. The
Spnery Dick Ansria-Th Dark Clond-Rehbuton-lhe hsPp
Home and True-beared Lancashire Lass
DARLORS OF THE FIFTH AVENUE AKI
Il GALLERY
Free Exhibition Of Jerome ThOnpsons New Picture o.
HOME SWEET HOME"
Open from a. to ?.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRx. Friday. Oct. 80. 1863.


There were no sales of the least significance
at the Exchange to-day and dealers seemed to be as
much concerned about registration about speculation
The Montana post., 1868-12-04
4 DIVISION OF NEW YORK.

The people of the great State of New
York, outside of Gotham, are getting
tired of the domination of that Tester
ing spot of political iniquity, and the
proposition to divide New York into
two separate States is being earnestly
discussed. Massachusetts, pre-eminently
the Republican progressive State of the
Union, gave II 600 maj. for Grant. New
York state, Independent of New York
city, gave 5000 for Grant, ranking il as
the second Republican State in the
Union, yet the thousands of money pur-
chased, fraudulent and whiskey traf-
fcked votes of the human offal in the
John Morrissey and other like districts
of Gotham, gave mp the State to Seymour
and fraud by nearly 10000 majority.
The political status of the 100000
people of the Excelsior State is wholly
subverted by this influence. Like a
foul ulcer on the body it effects the
entire system, although but local in
itself. The proposition is to erect New
York, Richmond. Kings, Queens, Suf-
folk, Westchester and Putnam counties.
having an area about the same as Dela-
ware, and population of 1882 1927 peo-
pie into a State, TO be known as Man.
haitian. This will give the Tammany
ring full sweep over that State, but it
will rid the other three millions of New
Workers of this political ''old man of
the sea" and place the State in the true
position it is entitled TO, strong Re-
publican State. AS it is now. these three
millions of people are the victims of the
worst ring of thieves and swindlers on
the continent, with headquarters in
Tammany Hall. and their reserve corps
equa. to any necessity. massed in the
Five Points and ambushed among the
docks. with duplicate strength in
fraudulent naturalization papers. "If
thy right hand offend thee. cut il of"
The Montana post., 1868-12-04
wILL-O,-THE-wISP.

\ half dozen times at least within the
last six years we have been informed
that the Alabama claims were on the
point of being amicably and satisfac-
torily adjusted. a half dozen times
within the last six weeks the arrange
ments were said to have taken definite
form, and the chaotic millions involved
were about to array themselves in serried
columns in their proper places, to re-
enact the collision of the Kilkenny fe
lines, and leave nothing but their diplo-
matte tails to drabble the inexplicable
pages of State history. But like crea-
lures of dream they disperse in shape
less shadows at the approach of practi~
cality, and at each touch of the Saga
cious Ministers and Secretaries upon the
governmental Kaleidoscope the beauti-
full illusion takes some other form. A