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fGENERAi NA-rRE-Nn. q

An act to amend the one hundred and
thirty-third section OF an act approved
June eighth. eighteen hundred and sew
enty-two. entitled An act to rev isc. con
solidate. and amend the statutes yeiatin z
10 the POst-o1tice Department"
Be i, enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representative. OF the United States o:
America in Congress assembled. That sec
ton one hundred and thirty three Of the
act entitled An act to revise. consolidate.
and amend the statutes relating to the Post
Office Department" approved June eighth.
eighteen hundred and seventy-twc. be :,
amended as TO authorize the transmission
bv mail Of packages o: seedf, cuttings. bulbs.
roots. and sc:ons. OF any weight. to- each
o: such packages. NOT exceeding four
pounds. at q rate OF postage o. one ce:t TO-
each two ounces or fractions OF an ounce Of
such package or packages provided, that
ali mai. matte" of Ithe third class must
be prepaid il tu.. in pcsta .e stamps az the
Office OF mailing.
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An act to provide for holding adjourned
terms OF the Supreme Court OF Arizona.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America IN Congress assembled. That the
supreme court OF the Territory of Arizona
may hold adjourned terms thereof at any
time aud place in sad Territory agreed
upon BIZ majority of the judges OF said
court az any regular term thereof. The
order for an adjourned term shall! be signed
by a majority of the judges thereof at
regular term Of said court and entered upon
the minutes OF the court. and any business
which such court nigh, do a. any regular
term thereof may be done at such adjourned
term: and the clerk OF said court shall be
entitled TO such mileage for attendance az
such adjourned term az is by law allowed
the marshal o. the district OF Arizona for
his attendance upon the courts il SAID Ter
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the Secretary of the Treasury. require that
each collector of internal revenue shall, be-
fore entering upon the duties prescribed BIZ
this act, give additional bond, conditioned
that sad collector shall faithfully perform
the duties of his Office according to the pro-
visions Of existing laws or OF laws hereafter
enacted.
SEC .. That the Commissioner of inter
nal Revenue be, and hereby is. authorized
to designate one OF the heads Of division as
chiefcl Of the bureau without additional
compensa ton
Approved December n 1872.
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proved January IS, 1873.
GENERAL NATUKy-So. ILL

An act to amend an act entitled AN act
relating to member. of Congress, heads
OF Departments and other officers of the
government. approved June eleventh.
eighteen hundred and siXty-four.
Be i. enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives Of III. United States of
America in Congress assembled. That the
provisions Of an act entitled AN act relat-
ing to members uf Congress, heads of De-
partmenta,. and othe: officers of the gov
eminent" approved Juur eleventh eight
cen hundred and sixty'our, De SO extended
az 90 apply in all respects 70 delegates from
the Territories and the District or Territory
of Coiumbia.
Annrnva1 Yanuarr. H,t lisa
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tGExERAL NATCRE-No. T.
An act u author;ze the examination OF Ger
tain banks.

An act u authorize the EXAMINATION Of Ger.
tain banks.
BE i: enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That the
Controller &c the Currency, III addition TO
the powers now conferred upon him by
law Tor the examination o: natlona! banks,
is hereby further authorized. whenever he
may deem it useful. to cause examination
to be made into the condition OF any bank
IN the Distric. o. Columbia organized under
act OF Congress. The Controller. at his dis
cretion. may repoI, 20 Congress the results,
o! such examination. TIE expense nece.-
sar:ly incurred IA the execution OF this act
shaI! be paid out OF any appropriation made
by Cong ess tor special bank examinations
approved January -. $50
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IGINEIAL NarURH-Sp. ~

AZ .c. = aia"ad sector twelve OF ~ "ct
..iIti.,. An ac' :, authorize the APP
lOlnticn. az shipping commissioners,
Grta and se'"nt' two.
BE i enacted by the Scnas. and Huu-. -:
Representatives oi III. Quilted States Of
A,.eric. il Cougr.s; assembled. That see
= IA tweit. o: the act eatit!"I An act t"
sltiDrize tie appointment Of shipping con-
iui>.:YDtg-. etc. approved June sevea.
eighteen hundred ana seyenty-:w". be-
amended ~ aiding to said section the fol
.aw.u: rroviso: ''providt4 further. that
,i,s section -Aa!. no. apply 70 masters Ut
vessel. when engaged in trade between the
United States and the British North Amer
lean possessions. OF ID. We.. India .s..u'!s.
q. the Republic OF Mexico
approved JANUARY 10. 1871.
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/. ). GRANT
iREsoIu:.oY ni ii.SER,i. Ta1s..--So ?

iKtsoiu:.oS "i ti;.SER,i. T,1:.. ~"
Join. resolution rendering the Thanks of
t"Hgrts. {" Captain Ddv.cs R:tchits soIao
handing the revenue steamer MOrSasinS
ana tbs office. :...i a!ea H.s:es ne @oI4
!maDd.
Resolved y: III. STAT. a:. :i,U7ss ~
Representatives - ia. Iai'-i Stssps ~
America IL Congress a.semb'.,s u - Hh.
thank. -: tongr... az. .'u,Sdnd az x.rej.S
t"iIered 20 Captai. David H.tcas .oGs.
h,haIn- II" r"VeiG- .tc.nlrI Ircss-l.I,
and 20 III" officers an. ;ue. smile: d. s.,.
:nand. for :heir heroic ami hu..... .,.ti.:.
III '"VinS IN. lies .: :O!tT:w. a.u.aH. go
ipgS. anu !"sculD-. sevtH.-.:, SEA-: bodice
iron. the wreck o: tLc .tealn.: Nets. 90.
Che : "'r:> -; long Islam! ..uu... -. "a.
morning o! the ,hirt!-tics: %: aG.G..
eighteen hundred and se.cr--.:"..
Approved JANUARY a. 49,.
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iGENEEAL NArJRE-Sv. ipi

An ac; 10 prevent c-gtai. officers a: :hc
United States ana Territories from p!ac-
;t=ng - attorneys o. collectors in courts
q. III. Waited States il certain cases.
BE- = erlac;a,. By the Senate. and liou-. 81
REPRESENTATIVES, o. the United States Il
America IN Congress assembled. That no
cle:,1 assistant OF deputy clerk. o. any ley
YitoT!-i. C.>tr.C' OK Circuit court, or OF the
Cour: Of Claims CT the Supreme Court OF
the United States. or marshal or deputy
marshal OF tie United States within the dis
t;:r. .os which le is appointed. shall act as
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GENERAL NATUHE-NO. IL


An act 10 amend an act entitled ian act 20
Incorporate ii national military and naval
ASYLUM tor the relief Of the totally dlsa-
jled officer. and men of the volunteer
forces of the United States, approved
March twenty one, eighteen hundred anu
sixty-six, and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
said act be 80 amended that wherever the
word .asylum' occurs therein, the W0rd
"home" shall be inserted instead thereof.
SEC. . That the act approved March
twenty-second. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. entitled IAN act for the relief of
manned and destitute soldiers, shall be
construed 20 extend TO all soldiers who
have been or are in tho national asylum. so
as ~ give TO each one suit of clothing, or!ts
euuivalen. in clothing. from the stock on
hand in the Puartermasteys Department:
and that Frederick Smythe. of New Hamp-
shire. Benjamin j. Butler, of Ma.sschu-
setts, and Thomas q. Osborn, OF Illinois.
shall be managers of said corporation.
Approved January %. 1873.
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IGESErAt. NAruEE-No. 10!

4. act establishing post routes in the State
of Maine.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled. That the
following be established as post roads:
Maine: From East Baldwin. via North
Baldwin. Sebago and South Bridgeton to
Bridgetou: from Gray Depot to Gray Coz
ner. in the county OF Cumberland.
Approved January %. 1913.
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GENERAL NArURE-NO. Is.

An &C; 10 abolish the grades Of admiral
and vice admiral in the navy OF the
Initel States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES. of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That va.
cancie. occurring in the grades OF admiral
and vice admiral in the navy of the United
States shall not be filed by promotion, OK
in any manner whatever; and that when
the office. of said grades shall become
vacant. the grade itself shall cease to ex-
ist.
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[GENERAL NATURE-No. al

an act to autnoGiH" the Prc-iden. to apIun.
Frederick l.. Upton. of Bath. Maine. a
master in the navy of the United States.
Be it enacted by :he Senate and House
of Representatives "f til" United States of
Amerca in Congress assembled. That the
President be. and he is hereby. authorized
to appoint Frederick L. Upton. of Bath.
Maine. master of the United States navr.
with the grade in his rank that he held al
the date OF leaving the United STATE. ser.
vice.
AnproveI January y IS..'
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SdE.RIFFS SALES,



&lXfH DISTRICT UDUNT POR THE p.g.S-,
- oi Orleans, no. 313i.--Rs yrtue ~: = -.r-s ~,
h.ii fac!a> :" 'ir directed p! .L.- h.ograh' -
;hr Sixth District Court Tor tn. parish O, Or
cans. N N" above entitled cause | viii nro-
'e'd 20 SCI. az pubir auction, at the Merchants
ma anu Cust0Ihhpuse streets in the Sprnrd Dr--
'r'cf o! this city, on saturday March g. I7-s.
.rfv. 20 Wit ''N "'"P
'W" CERTAIN Tors q GROUND VIII, fin,
"!'h.;nIs and Improvements thereon ss.,'.---i -,
ne SH'afe bounded Ivy FIRST Caroudr.-t 49,
'i"It"I; h&tIne tate Bacchus) and Ph..ip s..rrr
-. ~ rI III district Of This CITY; said ot- sdio,l
'"ti' oIhtr and are designated ty TIM. r,,,,,.,ar-
seven an" eight ON plan by e. A Hed,u. IA -. s,.-
H"r. on tllt hitrtnth Of March, 1852 drYo-.t.,i ~.
IA' once 81 Il. Il Ceua- then ,lot:,., I,r:,t.
~ ana measure. each, thirty t-r, front on 8
street ny one Lui Grcd and TWENTY. f--- -. ,., ?,
nrt"een parallel lines, american nlea-fre ~
ere" ~ con Ees.uce Office April t. -! TO- 70
Srize| in The above. ..is
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s1e,r Orleans Rrpslhlif''n.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF The UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or NEW ORLEANS
Meteorological and River Report.

The signal service. Uni'ed States army
-anorts. for the beneit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall OF
the rivers, at 3:i3 P. M, local time, yester-
dav a. follows;
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States and Territories which may provide
colleges for the benefit Of agriculture and
the mechanic arts" approved July second,
eighteen hundred and sixtv-two.
Approved January %. 1873.
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Approved December y, 1872.
fr;ESERAL NATCRE-Eo. =

al AK lIldhLlg dpplct "a t.cE5 ~ supp. w
fcences in the appropriations tor the
service OF the government for the tisca!
year ending jane thirty. eighteen hum
dred and seventy .h:ae, and tor Other pur'
p0seso
Be !. enacted 6v the Sen .:e an! House of
Representatives of She United States OF
America III Cons ress assembled. That the
following sums. or SO much thereof as may
be necessary. be. and the same are hereby
appropriated tO- the service OF the year
ending June thirtieth. eighteen hundred
and seventy-three. for the purposes herein
after expressed. namely:
POs.oFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For the manufacture. engraving and
printing OF postal ca DIS for the service o!
the quarter ending June thirtieth. eighteen
hundred and seventy-three. fifty thousand
dollars
For registrv-!ocks. 20 be used OF through
mai! routes for pouches containing regis
tered letters. three thousand dollars.
CoAs1 Survey.
For ,eD'aciny old and WORKOUT vessel,
for service in the coast survey, one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey OF the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts and Lake Champaign, in
Guiding compensation of civilians engaged
in the work. and excluding pay and emo.u.
ments of officer. OF the army and navy and
rpttv officers and men of the navy EN-
ployed in the wo:h. twenty thousand do.-
lars.
CENSUS.
w. 5os,;o,o.. !, IN. DEMONSTRATIONS
en , ~ anansos of +h.. irth c,nsns tvaIve
+ +Il ,.o 9o 1isI
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khBhL KAN AL"h" Ahhh'
To enable the Secretary Of the Navy 20
pay the captHre OF the rebel ram Abe
marie ID accordance with the decree OF
the district court o. the United States Tor
the Di5tlic. g. Columbia. two hundrd and
two thousand nine hundred and twelve
dollars AMI ninety cents.
PATENT OFFICE,
- ,;+boora,,;,, no ,.,a,ris.
'2r ploto.'!Cli"3 ,'nt =" 80 I'd
49, ~ ,a.o,I. Fr,n, 49, rstan+
pdtN l99GeS y. !1eJn'> - 80.
once. an1' 'o1 'ns DON
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Failing into Il Volcano.

Wc reproduce this sge,i"! 20 the st. Louis
Rep"L;co":
Ntw YORK. Februar. ..'--'Tie acciden,
last September. by which an Engl- hman
and au American lost thei" lives while be.
ing lowered by ropes int" the crater Q:
NtsUy.U.. had a countcGpsr: january H..
when - Belgian named LelnjnX. aud u
Swiss named Schmidt, met similar tate.
These too!Lardv tourists insisted ON being
lowered and IN despite OF remOnstrances
of the guides. took hold q. loops and swung
over the gloomy void. The guides las:
~arn:n. I" theL was not To venture IN.
ward. Whether they were smotAered. or
u.s,irga step. were hurled INTO the abyss.
nobody Wi! ever know. Contrary to the
advice Of the guides. they Yet 20 the lOoped
ropes ana Ventured into the craters re.
Cesse. The tourists above cried out. but
TO rrsnons. came back. The guides were
lowered repeatedly. and several OF the eX.
Cursionist$ went SO far Us H.. ropes would
allow in search of their comrades. hit III
vain. Thi> Is the third disaster III this IA.
:ure within ;he past ten years.
One Fouu,: of green cc;,"rfa>. costing
seye. cents. dissolved in one quart u!
water. and poured down ? water closet.
will ctteCrUd!!y concentral. and destroy the
fculrs: smells. On board slips and steam
boats. about hotels and otter :ublic places.
there Is nothing so nice - parity the air.
Simple green cOpperas. dissolved under the
bed "a anything that vii! Luii water. will
render hospital, or othe. places for the
sick. free from; unpleasant >Hell-. IL fish
markets iaughterhouse>. sinEs. and wh":-
ever there are offensive pi;ii: gases. dis
solve copperas and sprinkle il .,ho';s, and il
a few days the smell will itz- away. Ii d
cat. rat or mouse dies abon, the "ousc md
solved copperas in an open vessel near the
Mace where the nuisance "a. 4H1 Il WI!
purify the atmosphere.
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POs:OrFICE DEPARTMENT.

For the manufacture. engraving and
printing OF postal ca -.is for the service o!
the quarter ending June thirtieth. eighteen
hundred and seyenty-three. fifty thousand
dollars.
For registry-!ochs. 10 be used OF through
mai! routes for pouches containing regis
tered letters. three thousand dollars.
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producing copies OF drawings of current and
back issues o. patents from the patent
Office. and for reproducing back numbers
of the Pdi..' Qtjcs Ga:et'e. twenty thc1-
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Business Notices.
Hassy Consumption Cured by Fellovvs' Hyps-
phOsphites.

phosphites.
CARBoNEAR. NEWFOUNDLAND, Jan. 3. 1871,
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS,
DEAR SIR came to this country in May.
1869. l found a countryman of mine laboring
under some affection Of the lungs. Irecom-
mended your Syrup. tried at the Druggists in
Harbor Grace, but they thought / was invent.
ing the same at their expense. However, in
April, 1870. Mr.. Edgar Joyce rapidly wasted
away with every symptom ofquick consumption
SO that he was unable TO walk across the room
having no appetite. pains in the left side. ner-
vous system unstrung. dry. hacking cough. Sc
Fortunately, learned that your Syrup could
be obtained at Mr.. Dearin,s, In st. Johns, and
immediately procured some, Showed one to
W. II. Thompson, who ordered supply from
YOU at once.) This was Tuesday afternoon at
night he took the prescribed dose. and IN the
morning he described the very results notified
on he wrapper. His appetite soon began to
return, and avoracious one IL was, too the dry I,
backing cough changed into loose but violent
attacks, finally disappearing altogether; pains
len his side. his hand resumed Its usual stead
ine>s, and before he finished ten bottles his
health was quite restored and to-day not more
healthy person is TO be found on our streets !;
and 1t is the opinion Of all, had he not been
fortunate IN getting your valuable Syrup #
Hypophosphtes, he would now be in his
grave.
lie happened TO be in W. II. Thompson's
the day your first shipment arrived, and took a
once four bottles to the Labrador, which he
was very anxious To do but had no occasion TO
use them himself. No other medicine will he
ever prescribe, recommend or give but yours.
also recommended Il to another consumptive,
but have not heard from him since, rs he lives
in a distant part of the Island Hoping This
Will give you some encouragement.
| remain yours & c.,
ID. ii BURRIGE.
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Terrible Explosion in Pictou County
Nova Scotia.
Forty Lives Lost
HALIFAX Y

HALIFAX, y. =. May Is.
An explosion took place to-day in the
Drummond Colliery, in Pictou County. Mr..
Dunn the Manager. his Assistant Manager
ana forty other men are in the pit. The
slope i on fire and there are no means OF
cgreSs from the mine. Great anxiety is
felt for the safety of the men.
Second Despatch-The community were
startled tonight with the intelligence that
a terrible explosion had occurred in the
nrummond Collierv. Pictou County. at 10
O'Clock to-day. Manager Dunn, Assistant
Manager Richardson. aud forty of the
worhmen were in the pit when the ex-
Flo>ion took place. The greatest excite
meut prevailed above ground after the
fearful occurrence. and crowds Of people
for miles around came rushing TO the scene
OF he disaster. Then occurred a heart
reuAing scene which is described BY an
eve witness. as something narrowing be-
you'd all conception, the recollection of
which viii never fade from the memory.
Mothers. wives. sisters, children and
friends. crowded around the Burning pit.
mourning pitimlly the terrible fate of those
below Their heartrending cries being
heard for long distance. Every effort
has been and i being made to rescue the
ueu but "a far without success, and il is
feared they have all persisted.
The Ere up to this time 3 p. NJ is Still
raging. although every eudeavor il being
ulir To put ii out. Assistance from Pctou
and New Glasgow where great excitement
prevails j. AT hand. and strenuous exertions
ar~ being made TO Subdue the confiagration.
The city i also much excited over the
terrible news OF the calamity.
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ID | f. ID.

Obituary notices, beyond nc DATE, Name and
ige must be paid for.
Amherst-2lst ult.. Albion. infant son OF
Lomuci and Bet>ey kelliher.
"oud,boro-Sd inst, Lemuel Pray, aged 35
years.
-i,h inst. Mrs. AraeIna X. Lindsey. aged
% wears.
9th inst. Mr.. Bet>cy Hamilton. aged loi
ysar>.
It'll inst, Mr.. Chas. stevens. aged - wears.
sedgwick-2Oth ult.. Mr. solo mon GRAY, aged
:. years. months and II days.
Mr.. Gray came 10 sedgwick when a Young
man; and after living 10 a good old age ard ip,.-
holding numerous family of descendants he
has passed AWAY. He was the father Of nine
children. M Of whom survive him. Iii. d.
scendanis ar n follows: children. - grand
children. ~ great grand children and / great
gr' al grand Child. making with him-rlf when
alive. the round number 81 onc hundred. Most
Of these settled around him in Sed--Sick.
West Trvnton-7th inst, RoNanna e.. wife Of
tspt Frances +. Hopkins. aged 81 year,.
B">ion-ith inst. Of pneumonia. Mr.. Cha.
siin.on. aged ~ year. and months.
Mlidlehoro. Mas .-2Sth ult Rry. sylvester
t.apP. aged II years and months.
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Cid 10th, sch Margaret Ann, Hopkins. Bucks

Cid 10th. sch Margaret Ann, Hopkins. Bucks
| port.
FALL RIvER-Ar sth, VIM A Archer, Mill
ken, Ellsworth.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar eth, sch John Somes
!of Mt Desert,) Heath, Matanzas. 12 days for
| Boston.
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NEwpoRT-Ar sth, schs VIM II Sargent. Sar-
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PAwTUCKET-Cld It'll sch Bonny Ives, Whit
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NEW foRk-Ar 5th, schs Storm Petrol (of
Ellsworth) Haskell. Maracaibo. q days David
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J g Woodruff, Haskell, Vinalhaven.
Cid lth, sch Omahs, Wooster. for Baracoa.
Ar sth. sch Is VI Warren, johnson, Eluethe-
ra.
Cid sth, brig Anna ID Torrey, Haskell. Bos-
ton; sch Czsr, Small. Bluehili.
Ar 9th. sehs Mindora' Bunker. and Flora A
sawyer, Nutter, Calais; Ann, Stratton. Frank
lin.
Ar 10th. brig Mauzanill,. Benson, Kempt.
Ar 10th. schs Copy. Treworgy. Smry; Bon
ny Ives. Whitaker, Providence.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar5 9th, Jed FRYE, Langley
Calais.
Cid sth, sch Union. Wescott, Rocklan |.
AffoNAuG-Ar sth sch Laura Watson.
Sargent. Calais.
BRUNSWICK. Ga-sch Tsngier, Salisbury, y
York.
sAvANNAH-Cld eth, brig II II McGilvery
WILMI>GroN, DC-Cld ID, sch Brave. Foss l.,
Providence.
ALENANnRIa-Ar 4th, sch White Foam. Mil
lken, Providence.