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STATE OF MAINE.

General order No. l.
The following oni:ec have been appointed and
C mi.sioned upon the star OF the Governor ans
Commanlrr.in Chief:
Col JAMES \ HALL. Assistant Inspector General
col kLBYaDGE \. THOMPSON. Assistant surgeon
General
Lieut. Col ELIAS NIIaIKEN,
Lieut. Cot j MANCnEsrEI HAYNES, Aids
Lieut. Col. ALEX AMBER II. SUISE4 de-Camp
Lieut. col FIRED Dow.
VI ioI FREDEIsICK r.. SHAW, Military secretary.
They will b. % vel anl respected accordingly
IL orley OF ths Governor and COMMUNICATE
Chief
Il. y. MURRAY, JR, All. General.
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NrArLEwooD INsTI TUTE Tor Young

WI Ladies'. Pitsdeld, Mass. Long AMI widely
known tor superior facilities and rare beauty OF
location Boald and English tuition. sl5O for half
year, commencing Feb. Esd. specialterms 10 cler-
ical patrons ana teachers,
REV c. V. SPEAR, Principal
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"a OydensDuTg re. rs

The undersigned have auth GRITTY 20 Of
lerfs~.,Ir the -.oni. oftAe Portland and
pgdensburg Rail Road Company nj Tho
very low p.ice 81 % "i.l. necr"ed inter
est la cnrrency.
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HOW TO SELL YOUR PATENTS.

Fail instructions, based on successful experience,
mailed tree on receipt of cts by
S.N.OWEN, Bryan, Ohis.
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Freedom NoficC

lido not wish q inform Won. read. r, that ilr
Wonderful or any other man, hl- tiNtov'ftd q
r,u,.d, That cures Consumption. VAcg lhr lungs
.,r. half consumed. m short. NIL cure u diseases
whether 81 mind. body coz estate DO kr MEN I've
forever aua leave men 20 play irW' my "i WORN,
bI>.rl Paradise. TO which Heaven II cii ~Iaii oc
interior You have heard enough or lht bint 81
humhur-rr, But When tell son thai lly sage
C.larh Remel riHppsHiriy cure he WpI.i 'a3st-
~ C,t,rrh i'm the Head. / onN assert that which
that sand, can testify T. will pay 500 Reward
for "A case that I cannot cure \ pamph'et giving
SYMPTOMS AMI otlc. informal IN sen. hce % ANY
address. This remedy j,
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1905
Hebron Academy.

FINE SPRING AND SUMMER TERMS. lthc
L siNty-siNth Spring Term, nf this Institution
will commence ON Tuesday, March :, 1921,
lnd continue Eleven Weeks.
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SPhING
/ will commence on Wednesday, narch
Isl 1871, AMI continue eleven weeks
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
IIORATlO +. SWASEY, PRINcIPAL.
NORMAN II. poMEROY, Teacher Of Classics
AMI Modern Lnguigcs.
Miss ROSE MCKINNEY. Pr-ceptrcss
Hiss MARY u. PENsE, Assistant Teacher
MIS- MIS- J JENNIE T. TAYLOR Teschcr of Piano
Musir
Miss PEAsE, Teacher of Drawing, e
The Course of stu IL r,r Young IaIie embraces
A Nurmd AMI Cole siate c0uF,c OPP mas are
awar lei tO III II ~ complete either conrs".
The Course ol Smly Tor Young men + designer
20 rive them a thorough Business Education, 10
pI cpare them for Teaching OF 10 NJ them Tor Col
Iegc ,...,.,.,
\ Commercial Course has ben added. In which
students will brin.trurtcl IN BOX keeping ID INK
Ing Commercial Law -. -,,..
PRACrICAL EDuChTIoN VIII be mldea sPee"a"y.
Nv cunu.,tiOu with this school, A Depii tlntht 81
Training Teachers ht- brcu established, III when
special instruction viii bc given ~ the Ihe'ry ana
Prasti:e col Teaching, according t. the most hp'
proved mel lUds. 1nd ~ h GoveFuni mi 81 c'n""'s.
\ IyFeum j. cJnuc'tel WITH tlr stn'Hi 'or
spcrini ,irlll in Eia,utt ~. & Imp lSitipu, X.
4 { iurSs of : X I. 'tnr'- vii b. d'iivc'eI Oe
fir,. tn, 8 'lpol b.. di.tinS dIsh gentlemen rom
different D trt- st The >;att.
EXPENSES, * Board, at the boarding 'u'e'
Or IN p.ivt'c families. ~ 90 per week. u 'oh-
furnished tio,c wishing Il board them'elNe>' NJ
B,ls. furnished By lhl Principal at reduced
Tn.tion "A usual For cir-ulrs, or any iulor.
nation. apply o. u + sWA>EI, Principal.
s,Ith pl.is, Jn. -, lsil ~
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ArantsI Rad This

WYE WILL PAY iGENTS 4 SALARY
w OF $50. per week and cNpcn'a, or a.
low "a large comm ,-'p1. o ,c!l orr nr% ani Won.
d,.rnll inycal.On-. Ailre,,, NJ WNfiNEH & 60.
NInr.hLi VI ..hI.ln.
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DR.. GOuLD'S Pin WORM SYRUP

PneIv vegetable. safe and certain 4 valuable
athaliic aud beneficial t. health. Warranted %
ure. O. C. GOODWIN & CO, Boston, re-. all
ru ggists. bm OCT
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DR.S. y. PITCHES Family Physiciani
4 y 10 page: sent by mail free Teaches hp"
10 cure all diseases of the person; skin hair, et IS
complexion. Write to "a y Broadway, New York.
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or 7I0al cool spruce
W E.o,mlI1Ujle-. WI STEELE &CO.
TrrlN vile, Coma.
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Save the Children f!

Mutitnhes al them suffer, niger aR'l die be-
..ausc OF PIN. Worms. The only known remedy
for these most troublesome aud dangerous Of all
vnrnls In chill .lfpn Or admit, Is
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Closing Off and Closing Out Sale

pong Absence lack OF clng AM the than usual
following Holiday trade fnl M has aeInlateI to the
dollars beyoni the OF the anl
hopes be present person during the coming few we3s
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OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE,
South Paris, Maine.

U,UE SPRING TERM of thus Institution
Il will comm,hcc Oh Wednesday, Ware"
a. 1871, anl continue eleven weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08

in the United States and returned from
foreign countries, $40; total domestic
letters, $50, $50 originating in foreign
countries, and addressed TO places in
the United States, 1866; total letters
received, 354S3l.
.Ssat om.-Oriinary letters, without
enclosures, returned 10 writers, l65.i52 /;
money letters (enclosjng 81, ,33l 9o) re.
turned to writers, POOP; letters contain
ing checks, drafts, &c, returned to writ,
ers, 1850; letters containing fractional
currency, (s469,04 returned TO writers,
1904; letters containing JeweIry and
other articles of property, returned to
writers, 4O4; letters containing photo
graphs, returned TO writers. 1876; let
tiers containing receipts and papers o.
importance, returned to writers, 2,2U2 !;
letters containing postage stamps, re-
turned TO writers, S,45+ official letters
returned TO the bureau from which
sent, $40.
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Accident Republican Convention.
CINCINNATI.
RabbinicaI Conference.

CINCINNATI, June THE Jewish
Rlbtinical Conference spent the morn
Ing in discussing the canonical form OF
PRAYER.
DR.. Wise did not approve OF such, for
the reason that prayers were necessarily
addressed to personal God, whilst many
himself among the number, did not
believe in the existence OF God.
A telegram from Louisville was read,
informing DR.. Vleesberg of his re-elec-
ton as Rabbi for five years. The
meeting loudly applsuded and congrat,
ulated Mr.. Vleeesberg. DR.. Liilienthal
Is entertaining members OF the Confer.
euce at his residence this evening.
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Through Ticket Around the Earth.

1t is proposed, now that San Fran
cisco is connected with Australia 10y a
steamer line, to open offices in London
where a passenger may purchase
through tickets across the Atlantic, the
continent OF North America and 10
Australia, with sleeping car accomoda-
tons from New York TO San
Francisco and thus to draw in
this direction the immense amount Of
travel between England and Australia.
Five and halt millions OF dollars were
spent last year tor first class passenger
tares between England and Australia,
and six hundred thousand persons made
tue journey, one way or the other. Oar
railroad com panies believe they can, 10y
proper management, control this pa>-
senger traffic; and, with the help OF
proper sleeping.car accommodations,
they ought TO do it.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY Telegraph.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
at ll2i.
The Illinois soldiers reunion at Rock
Island is an immense affair. The city
is crowded with strangers, General
Logan delivered the address. At one
o'clock yesterday, between 10000 and
$1,000 people dined at the grove.
The Common Council OF Peoria, ILL.,,
contemplate regulating the social evil
after the St. Louis plan. Resolutions
to this effect were introduced at Tues
day nights meeting.
General T. j. Rodman, inventor OF
the celebrated Rodman gun and com.
mandant OF the United States Arsenal
at Rock Island, Illinois, died at TWO
Q clock yesterday morning.
The seventeen year locust has ap.
pearcd quite numerously south OF the
river at La Sale, III. They seem to
he running westward. The corn crop
in that vicinity is reported to he excel
lent.
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SunstrOke.

The following advice is becoming ap'
propriate for the heated term: "lr'
every instance where person is found
fainting in the street on hot day, the
first thing is to remove the person TO ss
cool and shady place as can be found,
and. if possible, to where a draught OF
air is blowing at the time. Bystanders
and mere curious idiers should be kept
from crowdlng around. The next Is to
send in all directions Tor doctor or a
skilled apothecary. But, as it frequent
" happens that neither doctor nor an
apo,hecary can be had in time, those
vino take care Of the sufferer should
know how to act, tor they may save
his life. For their Information the
following treatment is suggested: They
should understand that there are two
morbid conditions resulting from exces-
siye heat. These differ somewhat In
their symptoms and require a somewhat
different treatment. The first o. these
occurs after undue exertlon on the part
of the per-on thus affected. The IN IN
is faint, perhaps unable 10 move, though
he can generally be reused; be has a
feeble pulse and a cool and moist
skin. Here there is simply
loss of nervous power, and re-
lief is promptly afforded by remov-
ing him 70 cool, shady place, apply.
;re, cold water or ice TO the head, aud
administering icy brandy or water, iced
wine and water, or other stimulants.
In the other and more fatal form oil
this affection a different set OF symp
,oms show themselves. Here the pa.
lent suddenly falls to the ground. COM
,l.rely unconscious, his skin is pun
gently hot and dry, his breathing hur-
ried, convulsions are not uncommon
and, If proper treatment be not
promptly resorted TO, death soon
takes place. In this case, also, the pa
tent should promptly be removed to a
shady and cool spot, perfectly private,
50 that the crowd may be kept OH
without fail. His clothing should be
stripped of, aud the whole body should
be rubbed with ice from head to foot,
and pieces of ice should be kept under
the arm-pits. This should be steadily
persevered with until the patient IS re-
stored, or until doctor arrives, or until
il is plain that the case is beyond re-
covery.
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WEST POINT.
Examination of the Cadets-Recep-
tion OF the President.

Examination of the Cadets-Recep-
ti0n OF the President.
WEST POINT, June THE examIna-
ton OF the graduating class in engineer
ing, was concluded last evening, and
the branch next in order Of importance
taken up. During the afternoon the
class was exercised on the plains in
cavalry tactics. There was a large
number OF spectators present. The
President, accompanied by his father
and brother, arrived from New York
in the evening and was received quietly
at The wharf by General Pitcher, the
commandant, who had his carriage in
waiting Tor the party. As soon as they
reached the plains Presidential salute
was fred by detail OF cadets from
Battery Knox. The President was
present at the evening party. 1t Is ex-
pected he will remain here until next
Monday.
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FRANCE.
p,ri. Resuming her rformerAppear-
ance.

P,E,s. June Paris is regaining its
s,-.ne. appearance of life and gaiety at
d -ayii rate The process OF resuscita-
~.9 i observable over all the city The
p,ri,ians are resuming their old habits.
rne places OF amusement are being
,-,iually, one by one, opened to the
,..f.:,, and meet with abundant patron
d ., and success. Several OF the princi-
p. theatres are in operation and their
,sy inter ors bear notoken OF the grand
'l.,y,a OF death which has been enacted
w.,ogl The cafes and saloons are
generally doing a thriving business.
The buildings which have been destroy
Fl rs IRE and shells are so scattered as
,5. II lie particularly observable. On
,eneral view and externally, Paris
p.y.rui> the appearance of having been
-. .i.t.e effected by the terrible fiery
.a,t,m to which she has been subject.
Minister TO Washington.
VERSAILLES, June 1.-P-esident
TAir-s proposes the appointment of N.
Ja,,, Ferry as Minister to Washington.
yn., /, intended by NJ. Thiers as a
measure u: opposition to the Monarch
-, party.
The Bank Of France.
VI jules Picard has been appointed
{, the Governorship OF the Bank Of
F-arce.
The Comte de Chambert viii shortly
- .rrrd 10 Versailles.
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Crimes and Casualties.

MEMPHIS, June John OBrlen, a
Young man twenty-five years of age,
who was wounded in an affray at
Reeds Landing, Arkansas, on Saturday,
died to-day at Little Rock.
Henry Schenfeli, an inoffenSive Ger
man, was killed at Little Rock. Satur'
day night, by John Seccors, who be-
came engaged in a quarrel with bar,
keeper at saloon and drew his re,
voiver, firing at the harkeeper, but
missed him and struck Schenteld.
CINCINNATI, June Hattie Davis, a
Young lady nineteen years old, living At
Sedamsville, a suburb OF this city, was
burned to death to-day by the explosion
of coal oil lamp which she was using
to kindle the FIRE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
CHICAGO.
Base Ball.

CHICAGO, June THE managers oi
the Chicago Base Ball Club have earrans-
ed to play another game with the Mu-
tnaIs of New York on Friday at New
York. Chcagons will play the Reso-
lutes, OF Elizabeth, New Jersey, to-day,
and Philadelphia Athletics tomorrow
June 18th is fixed for the third cham.
pion-hip game with the Olymplcs OF
Washington.
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The Vicksburg Times says: at is a
little singular that the first Ku-Klux
ever caught in this State, was Radical,
and his victim q negro; AMI the first
Ku-Klux killed in the State was killed
by Democrats in projecting the btterest
and most relentless Radical in Missis-
sippi, Yet Democrats who protect
Radicals and kill masked maraudrrs,
must have the writ of kabeas corpus sns-
pended, martial Law declared, and
troops quartered on them to keep the
peaceW
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WASHINGTON.
The Negro Rioters.

WASHINGTON, June THE concilia.
tory action OF the Territorial Govern
ment here towards the negro rioters and
strikers is exciting universal condemna-
ton
The Cotton Crop. f.s
The statement telegraphed in the
dispatches on Sunday night relative to
the decrease OF $4,000 acres in cotton
planting in eight Southern States, Texas
not included, etc, was not based on any
statement received from the Department
OF Agriculture. The statement was fur
nished to this Office by the statistics OF
one Of the Southern commercial and
financial chronicles, and there is no
doubt of its correctness. This explana-
ton is made in view of the fact that the
New York commercial news depart
ment assumes to contradict the state
msnt on the ground that their source of
general information, the Department Of
Agriculture, had made no report on the
subject.
Department Commanders.
1t has been desired by the War De-
partment not to make any changes in
Department Commanders until some
time in the coming fall. 1t was con.
templated TO make some immediate
changes, but the idea has been aban-
doued until fall and it is hardly possible
tha. even then any action will be
taken.
The New Loan.
There have been no subscriptions made
to the new loan to-day.
The Negro Rioters Still Hold Sway.
The negro rioters still hold sway and
have prevented any men going to work
to-day. Late in the afternoon they
commenced an attack on the hands at
work on the Georgetown coal wbarves
and quite a fight ensued. The police
made some arrests but failed to dlsperse
the crowd Grave apprehenslons exist
as to the ultimate effect OF the strike
and the operations OF the rioters
Orders In Regard to Money Obtain'd d
from Judgment.
The Attorney Generals Office to-day
issued orders to carry into effect the act
OF last Congress requiring money oh
taned from judgments in favor of the
United States to be deposited in the
nearest United States Depository only
to be withdrawn on the order Of the
Judge
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The following is an abstract Of the
operations of the Dead Letter Office,
for May, 1871:
Letters Received Ordinary domestic,
"a. .3OS; local or drop, 45,7O0; held for
postage, 24,225; misdirected, il!eglble
or without address, 9l62; fictitious ad-
dresses, 5O46; addressed TO hotels, 2ll7 ;
registered letters, sos; originally mailed
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Weather and Crops.

WArERrowN, Wis, June THE
weather has been extrerely hot for the
past two weeks. There was a fine
shower yesterday morning. Everything
looks fresh and the fruit and crops are
in good condition.
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NEW YORK.
4 Republican Row.

NEw YORK, June 1.-TheodJre Al
.~,. and W. P. Burke were arrdigLed
ty.prr Judge Cox, at Jefferson market
,v.jce court, Yesterday, on charge Of
,r,ouiou,ly assaultjng Joseph Winter
to.en, OF l96 Spring street. 1t appear
-! that on the previous evening meet
N. OF the Fifth Assembly District
Union Republican Association, OF
which WInterboten is president, was
held at Spring street, for the purpose OF
election. Soon a disturbing element
manifested itself and Il llvel ~ scene oc-
cured, which terminated in serious
,ow. On the refusal OF the chairman to
receive certain names for registry Allen
Jumped across table and batted him
N the face and head knocking out sew
rral Of his teeth and loo>ing the re-
maiudcr. Aliens companion, Burke,
struck him with a pair OF brass knnck-
,p- on the side OF the head, intl!cting
very severe wound. A general row en-
,arl. during which James X. Butler, OF
- Spring street, was Knocked down
ari tadly injured. Yesterday morn
.r. complaints were made against the
u- >oners aud warrants issued tor their
ap.yrhenSjon. They were arrested 10y
Captain Mcdonald, OF the eighth precinct
a.i both bore evidence OF the fight on
;hrir faces. Allen had a deep cash on
'ae Lead. which he stated was inflicted
hy a bow of an inkstand flung by Win
'r.tptrn. Burke was committed IN
SLul and Allen in 5000 bail.
Death of DIR. Spar.
DR.. Sparr, VINO, a short time snce,
aai Colonel Blood arrested for intluenc-
g.. improperly the female brokers,
WooIuull and Clattiin, was found dead
tai artvruoon in Frenchs Hotel. He
n.-~.i a room here and his door not
having Teen opened a. usual this morn
luE the servant looked through the tan
..:ut aul discovered him lying on the
h,or. The door was burst open and
>.a7r was found quite dead, apparently
10 a it,
The Masonic Council.
Tie Masonic Council this evening
a',r- a ,ong discussion decided to recog-
,.lr the ,iranl Lodge OF Quebec.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Organization OF the House Of kep
resentatiYes.

CONCORD, y. H., June THE House
of Representatives has organized by the
choice OF Democratic Speaker in the
person Of VIM. A. Cove, Of Weare, VINO
received l64 votes. James o. Adams
OF Manchester, the Republican candi-
date received l62 votes. This assures
Democratic Governor and Democratic
United States Senator.
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low 4.
Suicide by HanSing.

WASHINGTON, Iowa, June WIN.
\ Nandoren, lawyer, real estate
agent anl deputy by turns in near
y every county office. for many
'ra.- hanged himself to his barn last
!: :ay IN tit of insanity. Some eight
teen Years a.o he had a briet season oi
menia. arrangement. He was in the
a,..Vm several weeks, got better and
.amr home. When he got worse he
Head 20 Lard not to go back that his
We consented to let him remain and
key; watch on him.
Accident - Republican Convention.
DE> MONIES. Iowa, June "A Ia
hgcer named John Murphy was run
over on the railroad track here last
- :h; and 30 severely injured that he
ST.. rot recover.
The Grern and Wells county Repub-
lean delegates TO the Convention are
10: Couuor tor Governor. All the can
d.ia.e, Tor Lieutenant Governor have
".thirawn except Colonel keatley, of
Council Bluffs, and Major 6. c. Ben
lett, oi Washington, the best who have
been named for the office.
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LOUISVILLE.
Red Mems Celebration.

LOUISVILLE, June THE celebra.
ton OF the union OF the TWO branches OF
the Order OF Red Meu took place to.
day. A delegation OF about one hun
dred and fifty from Cincinnati, Ohio,
and one hundred from Indianapolis
were present Everything passed oft
nniofr
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DefauIter Captured.

Fred. NJ. Hutchins, formerly agent OF
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. at Baxter Springs,
Kansas, LETT that place on the 18th
of last April with $500 OF the Com
pany's money. He went through Texas
and several of the Southern States and
was captured at Hawesyille, Kentucky,
on Tuesday, by Detective Gallagher, OF
this city. He will be returned 10 Baxter
Sprinss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
BOSTON,.
New England Associated Press.

Bosrox, June AT the annual
meeting of the New England Associated
Press held to-day at Youngs Hotel, the
following executive officers were re-
elected: Gen. j. r. Hawley, Of Hart
ford Courant. President; r. NJ. Pulsier,
OF Boston Hsrdld, Secretary and Treas
urer; 5 y. S,ockwell, of Boston Journal
r w. Worthngton, OF Boston Trdrc!!er,
and Samuel Bowles, of Springfield Re
,,,bi;rln
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Express Robber Captured.

A man named Cooper was arrested
and brought in from Hawesville to-day
charged with robbing Adams Express
(ompony ot S25 OAD