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Central Ohio and baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHi

E4zizGs-z-1t---zE1
RUNNING TIAE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, q HOURS.
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nTANOSss-We have received fourteen more =
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivaed
makers b SsT o. R ys9 and nd Z 90
able We would be pleased instruments
by all, they desire purchase Every Piano
sold shall be warranted to give satisfaction in respect
febin W. & r FREEMAN.
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NOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
81 just regsivel ny lnyE-uI ?. & G. ANDERSON.
j. Va1lu sbIe Real Estate for Sale.
FEIHAT very e,e l1 % by feel fronting on Cherry
street with ley in Iel pug Mira lTah N. Cla
ne, oAeei for sale FeF such occasions Inquire for
IRrtcuars uf JOHN RAN ,GE,
ju5 lGd&uilm. College Street.
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FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD,
CtAPTAIN T. sTULTs has sent US a snail lot Of his tine
TWIST, for retail, that be three yearB old
perfectly sound, and black your hat.
-'- J. ". LANGLEY & CO.,
Agents for T. Suits and Hassy BOoksrs ane virginia Chew
ng Tobacco ." lmay2l
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aasbbilIe aInion ana 5niriran.
DailY s. Tri-wesl1iy S. weekly g..
Rates Of Advertising.

1Es IIEEs Or Lnas o0ssrlrUrB 4 soVAa
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies'
wear; and for Misses Boys and CldIeu- AL
{ents sup. Calf Stitched. and PUHp Sole Boots; y y
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Caters; -
do do Patent and Calf SIX and Red Top do
do Black Csssiuee and Prunuelia do
do English Lasting and French Calf Bid Ties
do BUcksEn o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting Oxfords and Dress do
do Calf Kid ana Boot Morocco 0xfordsi
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES'
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and without h9esi
Do do do Lace do do do do
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do DO do do do
do french 90 Slippers trimmed DO 10 90
White satin and Kid Slippers do do do
N fSSES' Kid Boots thick and thin sole do do 40
Go BLACK and Br0gn tfdi;ers do DO Do
do Black Kid & Br0nzed ; ppers do do do
do Lasting Caters PLAN & Tippddo do DO
CIHaLDkEN'S Nes Bronsed Heel Slippers; Black ana Col
cred Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and in great variety
Boys ami Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters, Patent
CoIlg.s str4t Join RAMAGE.
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DESIRABLE EORE HOUSE FOB SALE.
KNTE oder Tor the accommodating terms that
w yXulhe property known Jhe Orleans Sire, on the
NouL side ~ The squire opposite the Msr.et House. htiug
rf On wishing
bargain will find t. their 10 Immediately
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
JULY az Cherry street.
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Z HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for Nc idamiziug, and will sell great
uargtin,u taken away in short time.
" Il. JOHNSON,
lea Paniteutiarv
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COLLINS KALOCRINE.-Juss received supply
Of this valuable preparation for the hair. Per sashy
DEMOViLLE 4 BILL
LSO--Alsssy Five Minute Ice Cream Freszers; Melon
ads Louisville Refrigerator; Arhurs Fruit Cans;
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, all sizes.
jsI5-d NV. WILSON, C0lIegs street.
NETE keep constantly hand Country Cured Hams and
Wv Sides together with full stock Of Family Groceries
n B. All articles purchased Of sent home es Of charge
June o. 50. FREEMAN BROS.
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For ale By all TIE Druggists In Eadhvls, and b. pIHsEss
yensrally throughout he atats- ,y,rovrrY-
RWTY PENDLJT0h 4 CO..
- s-sa w-bris-sle Agents, Neshfiila
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TEyHIS Band fully organized with twelve In slaz
struments, and Its fatter themselves -
that they prepared to farnS good Music -
in STATE. ally call the aten tin s
Aas0ns Old Fellows, and other societies., we'll private
gentlemen facilities furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS
Celebrations, &C. Their terms shall be moderate Address,
~ J. P BARTHELL, Sec'y, or
d
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VWTE have this day associated with Mr. GEORGE
w LEE. AMI will continue business unler the old style Of
Cooke, Bailey Co, COOKE BAILEY.
NASHVILLE, June /, i553-je29
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

Posr OFFICE RoBsEnY.-Mr. Benz. S. Ar
mold, Post Master, OF Elkton, Franklin
county, KY, has been arrested and commit
ted for purloiuing letters from mails passing
through his Office. He is man Of large
property, placed above the temptations OF
theft, and one who has sustained spotless
reputation, and was esteemed rs the mos.
honorable rnd honest man in the country.
For some time money passing through the
Elkton Post Oface had failed to reach its dos
tination, and q secre, Agent OF the Post Oflos
gained such evidence as TO induce him to
charge the embezzleneut upon Mr.. Arnold.
He WAS arrested, taken to Frankfort, and
held to bail in $4,000 bonds. His neighbors
were much excited about the matter, and on
the day Of his examination, more than one
hundred of them went to Frankfort to testify
to bis unimpeschsblo character, and to 60 his
bail. They cannot believe he is guilty. The
testimony on which be Is committed is by no
means conclusive.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

sroEN.-On Thursday and yesterday, an
other iuundsting rain storm prevailed oil
through the central portions OF this State, a.
far as heard from. At Indianapolis, the
papers say, the streets were flooded, cellars
filed, and low lands submerged. Such =
quantity Of rain never before fell, perhaps,
in SO short a space of time since it poured
down Of old, forty days and forty nights.
The railroads running into Indianapolis,
were more or less damaged, and the trains
delayed so, as TO miss their connections.
On the Indianapolis and Lafayette Rail
road q very serious accident was caused by
washing away of bridge over a creek, abou,
twelve miles cast OF Lafayette. The train
wss making its way, on Wednesday night, ST
a moderate speed, when it suddenly plunged
into creek, the bridge over which had been
carried away. The engineer and fireman
were both killed. The other particulars were
not known.
A similar accident, from like cause, with
like results, happened within 3 few miles Of
| the aame place, on the same road, only few
weeks ago.
There wss no connections Of the Cincinnati
aud Louisville trains, Al Indianapolis ysster-
| day, with the trains coming this way.
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pense OF maintaining them has been in
creased as follows:

pense Of maintaining them has been in.
creased as follows:
For the navy in 1s4o, $s,lls, ,ooo-in 1857,
$l2 61S 900.
For the army in ls4o, s7.Os5, ,ooo-in 1857,
Sle, SO 900.
The Incidental expenses of the Senate
have gone up from $1,000 900 to s2s7 900
in few years. The incidentals of the
House have increased from S240. 900 an.
nually, to 81, ,34o, coo. The expenses Of
the Executive Departments have risen
from $850,0O0 to $l,s27. GOO. But the
most extraordinary exhibit is the in.
creased household expenses of the Presi.
dent. paid BY the Government. The
following table will show how fast the
attaches and pensioners are multiplying
about the White House. The contrast
between 1870 and 1858. will forcibly
impress the plain farmers of the West
with the tendency of thinssat Washing.
ton. 1t is table from Appropriations Of
the present year for the expenses of the
President and the White House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsHrNGTos, June 10.

The committee on Foreign Affairs have
agreed to report u bill that Mr.. Sickles is
preparing, that in the event Of Great Bri-
tain's persisting in forcibly visiting, detain-
ing, searching, and seizing merchant vessels
when without her exclusive jurisdiction, the
President be authorized TO employ Naval
and military forces to resist and repel all
such acts committed OF attempted by Great
Britain, and for that purpose TO complete
armed vessels now authorized by law, and
employ all the Naval forces, together with
such other vessels as he shall deem necessary
in order to prevent all such aggressions By
Great Britain, and to capture and bring into
our ports all British armed vessels engaged
Authority is given to the commander and
crews of American merchant vessels, and 10
oppose and defend against all forced visits,
searches, restraints, deteutions, or seizures
attempted by real or pretended Britsh armed
cruisers, and to snbdue and capture the az
gressors.
SO much Of the law of 17ss relative to o. p
| lures, salvages, adjudication, condemnation
| distribution of proceeds, kc., is revived, ex-
cept 50 much IS refers to private armed YES
sells. Twenty millions Of dollars is proposes
TO be appropriated to be placed at the dis
posal Of the President. In 3 contingene!
provided for in the frst part of the bill, tn
President is authorized 20 apply 5000 ,oo'
towards fortihcatons along the sss boar'
and frontier.
Il ispropossd 70 put the act into opsFatol
Of any time by the proclamation Of the fiss
ident, and 70 continue in force uAtl the tor
minstior Of Sixty days, Of the nsxt ssssisE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

TIE DECLINE IN FoRKIsN TRADE. The
returns of the imports into New York for
May 1858 are only ell ,ooo, 600 against sls,-
100000 in May 1857. The imports from
January is to June lst 1857, were sos $780, :
600; for the same month in lsss, S6l, ,ss8 900:
Being less than half this year what they
were last season. The exports from New
York make more favorable exhibition
From January to June in 1857 they were
~, ,4ss, 900 same period in 1868, ss,6ls, 900.
The heavy exports of cotton and produce
from the South, added to the above exports
from New York, must exceed the small i'm
ports and be creating large balance in our
favor abroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

SANDY HOOK, June 10.
The Cunard steamship Asia has passed
here, with Liverpool dates TO the goth ult.
The Paris Conference held its second meet
ing, at which resolution was adopted, de-
claring that the object Of the conference was
to settle the question of the principalities.
Rumors are current Of an intended demon
atration by the French war steamers against
Morocco. c 10
The Duke Alameda is spoken OF to sue
ceed Concha to Cuba.
The Montenegro boundary question was
70 be settled by special commission at
Constantinople. so @ .'-
The House Of Commons condemned bril-
liant speech which D'Israeli has been max
ing to his constituents, during the recess OF
Parliament, on which he cast imputations on
the late Government; and said that the coun-
try WAS within = few nours of war when the
present ministry took Office. D'Israeli de-
Tended his position. . it-
The Government, it is stated, has proposed
TO build pier at Holyhead. for landing the
mail and passengers from transatlantic
steamers. .
|, A letter from Plymoth says that the Mag
ara and Agammenon are lying within two
hundred yards Of each other The cable on
each ship is connected, and telegraph mes
sages are now being sent throngh the whols
Atlantic cable in most perfect manner.
IL is stated that the conference between the
House of Lords and Commons has ended,
the former agreeing to the principle of the
right of Jews to seats in Parliament, and the
result will be that Baron Rothschild will
take his seat in the House of Commons.
Letters from Algiers announce that, in con-
sequence of the appointment OF Prince Ma
poleon "a Governor General Of that colony,
the entire body Of high Military Admins
tration propose to return 10 France with Mar
shal Random. s.2it 81 D. ol is
Foreign Markets.
.5.s.so-t LIVERPOOL, May 2s.
Richardson, Spence IL Co. quote flour very
dull at decline of Cd, and unsaleable; West
ern 20s6d@2ls Cd; Southern 2ls(d2ls Cd, and
Ohio 22sQ24s. Wheat is steady, with sales
Of red at IS 10dG6s Cd; white 7@Ts Sd. Corn
quiet; yellow S4s@34s Cd. Pork and bacon
firm. Lard dull, all qualities having slight-
" declined; sales at 57@57s Sd for choice
Sugar is heavy.
Bresdstufs dull but steady
Sugar duh. Rice heavy.
LONDON, 2s.-Funds, yesterday, closed dull
and very inactive-closing at fraction low
er than Thursday's quotations.
The overland, China and India mails have
arrived.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

@We are informed through Mr.. Halli-
day, clerk of the steamer Pacific, that Capt
Cannon, Of the steamer yicksbrrg, was not
killed as reported on Thursday. Capt. Can
non was seriously stabbed in the leg, but on
yesterday, was able to walk about without
much difficulty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

sI-It is rumsred that Hon. z. W.:
Thompson, Of Terre Hsute, will be the OPP
position candidate for Congress from that
District. He is an able aud eloquent speak.
or, and if the Democrats bring out any 9TH
o. than strong snti-Lscomptcn man he
will be elected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12
RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INVE N z n T!
TALUABLE ZRA CT OF LAND,
Attaining the Town of CanneltOn!


Consisting OF about one hundred acres. one-half oi
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF
embraced In plat of the town Of Canneiton and s In
demand for house lots. The lower boundary OF The
tracts il not more than ten minutes walk from the ex'
tensive Cotton Factory and principal CO mines All
the products of the land be solo the soil TO the
people Of the town. II Is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town sforfs good
market and high prices. The land will eventually all
BE- wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings, of which is worth eco; another Is worth
slseo other beautiful cottage residence cost $500
three years ago erect Either Of these houses can
be hand, all of them. the purchaser
may wish they separated by street from the body
OF the land. and ail Of the lots laid of for resi-
denees The property will he sold liberal credit TO
irresponsible purchaser. s~.aJ ali TT rf
The location is Of the most delightful on ne Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three in gar
den and fnit Is the most beautiful rural residence he
tween here and Louisville The chief motive for offer
ing for sale, is that the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs attention than the owner can al
present bestow It. Address apply the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. mys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

OF The Sullivan Democrat says Mr..
sproat, Of that county, has a ten acre
field of wheat. in the vicinity Of Carlisle.
that was ready for cutting last Monday.
1t is OF the variety called the Alabama
wheat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

The Mississippi is still rising at St. Louis
and is overfowing the bottomsR ION the I'LL
nois side, and doing great deal Of damage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

@The New York Herald is giving
indications of a design to desert the Ad.
ministration. 1t pronounces the Demo.
cratic party broken into :rsgnsnts, and
without leader capable of securing its
triumph in 1860.
to the command of the Utah army. made
vacant by the death Of Gen. Smith. He
ranks as Brevet Brigadier General.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

rRJRaRAPBRp RxcLUsIvELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL &. w.
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By this mode the salary of the Presi-
dent has been increased from $2s, 900
to $56 900 annually. though the Consti-
tuition forbids any increase of the Prssi.
dents emoluments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-12

~ The report that Gov. Willard had had
q relapse, and was in dangerous condition
was incorrect. He is slowly and regularly
improving in strength and health.
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EVA NSVI l. L =
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
VXyR have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms
/" q well assorted stock for printers snd bcokbnd-

ers, among which we name
6oobundles Printing Paper, assorted sikss;
1000 STRAW Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well coerei Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos
Dat Cap; Deny. Medium, white and coored Cards and
Card Boards, which have cut to size; Post
ONCE paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. Sc.
We also beg leave TO call the stenOn OF dealers 70 our
stock OF $500 bundles wppng Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prch paid for
Rags. TENNkf sokhNsoN.
jys. F
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LEGAL.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

EOHN y. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HYNEs
- have associated themselves together sS Psrtoers
= .se prsc,es ct Law, Sna S sssoI ~ ~ al
re entrusted to them.
" Once on Locust street, opposite the Shervoo
House. Evansville. Ind. seFtS6Iv
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The privilege OF yearly advertisers is limited TO
heir own Immediate business, Ia their own name; and
GIL edversserts for the benefit Of other persons,
veil as legal advertsements ana adve1seens Of euc'
ton sales, and advertisements With the nsDe OF othe{
pesons, sent In by them, uust bs paid fo ct the usual
49,
gS 10 report resolutions rrcceedines Of any oes
Grafton, scoiety, association D1bltc ee<trg, and no
or,rruucatcn DESIGNED % call attention 90 any mat
OF limited or individual interest esn be Inserted. IN
ess paid 70. as an advertisement.
~ No advertisement en- be inserted natuitously
or eh1t1ble other societies, pIbic ns1tueoco %
tcmrn,des. .
- Contracts for yesrly advertising vii pot Be die
ecrtlnued unless aa order that effect u len e the
oce, snd WIEN Discontinued !. less than yoar, The
price OF the whole year vii be chsIged
- Lsgalsdysrasenentshe hereafter, VIII be pubtshed
the expense cf the attorneys osdering ard noe delay
ible for The legal proeeedngs, bSt coscabe ~ our
ssual time.
neuts ere CASH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-15
The st. Louis Election Frauds.

Hon. F. P. Blair having procured an i'm
perAtive order from Judge Lakeland, U. s.
Commissioner, for examination of the poll
books of the recent st. Louis election, the
frauds arc under investigation, and Mr.. B.
has detected and exposed already, in the
returns from a small portion of the district,
400 fraudulant ballots, and he and his friends
do not doubt that the investigation will re-
suit in proving bis election by 500 majority
over his democratic competitor, Mt. Barrett.
Tho latter is perfect Indifferent to the invcs-
tigation, having perfect faith in the demo-
cratic majority in Congress will keep him in
his seat, however obtained.
Mr.. Blsir's facilities for prosecuting his
contest, are enhanced from the fact, that in
Missouri each name upon the tally list is
numbered, and corresponding number is
placed upon the ballot voted. Thus, max
ing it very easy, with the ballots and copy
of the tally list, to distinguish tho illegal
from the legal ballots; a thing that can only
be done in this State by tho oath Of the
voter.
Tho St. Louis Administration organs are
resisting this contest most bitterly, and oc-
cupy considerable space to show that Judge
Lakeland erred in allowing Mr.. Blair to OK
anime the ballots If there is no fraud,
where is the harm in him seeing them p
Toledo Blade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-15
) A Card from DIR. James M.
Jarrett, Of the NEW YORK LUNG INF1RMARY.
My connection for the past eight years with the
above Institution, Chief Physician, and a twelve

Jarrett, Of the NEW YORK LUNG INFlRMARY.
My connection for the past eight years with the
above Institution Chief Physician, and a twelve
years course ofseady devotion 10 the Of Pumo-
uay Consumption aud It's kindred diseases together with
my untyaed opportunities and advantage Of PATHOLOGY
cal rescarchaidcd not little by perfect system NJ
Medical fahalaiionhas enabled TO arrive at deci-
siyc direct and successful Of treatment for the
positive aud radical Of all diseases Of the 7hrOo
Lungs and dir. Passages. By Inhalation. the vapor
to the discussed organs and the integumcnt do not Ad
wise the use Of Medical Inhalation Of any kind TO the
elusion OF General treatment; and although eoueder II
useful aduvant In the proper management Of those
fearful aud etcn fatal discusses deem Il very
ry that each patient should have the benefit Of both gen
erai aud Local treatment. The Of my treatment
IN the above diseases and the high character Of the lns
tnton over which have so long had The honor to pre-
side too well known TO need any eulogy comment
from At the solicitation N many private and PROBES
sona friends through whose phianthropc aid tho above
charity has been long and libcray supported and after
due consideration 1have concluded 10 make such arrange
ments as will bring the benefits Of my experience and
treatment within the reach Of all, and not conhnc myself
as heretofore TO my Office. Hoping therefore that the
arrangement will give entire satisacon both 10 my pro-
tessiona brethren aud the public woud respectfully
nounce in conclusion that lean nop be consulted person
ally by letter all diseases above and that the
edcines the same used in the usttution prepared
10 SUIT each individual case, TnhdiHg Pdp0rs, Medical
Inha 30 &C. will be forwarded by express to any part
ot the United states or the Canadas. TERMsMy terms
Of treatment by letter arc as follows vz sl2 per month
Tor each patient, which will include medicine enough for
one months use; also nhang Vnpor, and Inhaling Appa
raus Payment follows s6 to be pad to Express agent
on receipt OF the box Of Medicine and the balance 60 81
the expiration Of the month"; IL the patient be cured
entirely satisfied with the treatment Patients by giving
full history Of their case and their symptoms IN full
can be treated we'll by letter as BY personal examna.
ton Persons avang themselves Of Dr. Jarretts treat
mcnt may rely upon Immediate and permanent relief as
he seldom has 10 treat thirty days Letters for
advice promptly answered For further particulars a-
dress JAMES NJ. JARRETT, VI n,
No. $40 Broadway cor. Twelfth ST., n. Y
r. = Physicians and others visiting the city re- -
specially nvitedt TO call at the Infrmary, where many
interesting I've witnessed, and whore
prored apparatus for the inhalation of medicaied va
por can be seen and inspected. 3Om6-C.& & Co.,
5000 -