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SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS /

Special Notice
leans and st. Louis and Louisville, and tia prinoi.
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-04
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

q n. MORRISON Il CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
d1sT, No. II Magazine street,
Having received new sAd extensive stock o. fresh DRUGS
AED1CrNEs CHEMICALS. PRRPUNERY, SURGICAL
lNsTRuhRETs PAINTS, OILS GLASS, etc.. etc., respect
fully inform Merchants Planters and Physssas that they
prepared to supply then with every sree 4 The Drag linz
hey may require all Of tho purss quality At reasonable
prices they b purchased In the city Among he att
css already hasd and coming the following:
1000 ounces Ss1phsts Qsiane, French ana American;
100 pounds BlseNasa, English aud American;
400 pounds Cslomel, English and American;
20 pounds NsreurAl Ointment;
80 pounds Honduras ss.sapa1illa;
$50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oss sul. and Aes.ats NsrpAins.
Is ounces Otto Rsss;
g.u.a. - casks bal Ssda
100 kegs sap. Oh. Soda
10 kegs Ger. Blss WasA;
- bSs Cirsuna, light;
5eesss Indigo, Car. and MannlG
10 casks Pot AID Psazash;
% packages salsrstus;
q kbls. pure Castor OIL;
6demijohns spt. Ntxs;
Bbbls. Alcohol;
70 bbls. Copperas;
% bbls. Epson Salts;
lobbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur;
: bales Ssnna, Rast india ard Alsxaadria;
400 poands Gum Arabic, select. Ans asd soss
= oa.beys salph. Nitric and Narissie Acid;
Is lars Carb. Ammonia;
0oasoeys Al AnmootAs
so psunds Aestac ACID;
looo psuads rartarie ACID,
~ ess. Tsunie AsA;
y kegs Fsasl Basisy
1so kegs TIksy Opium; p
Ieoe lbs Arrow Rect. Amss.:
~ lhs. Arrow Rset BernsAas
10 ltA AssafatidA, II cans;
80 IA. Baaan oepaisI
gbAk. Black Lad;
10 bbs 0iages Kset
10 bhs. RsAsed Canphsf
u bszss Castus soap:
~ bbls. osysn.s Pep1H;
10 gross Copsisa Capsalss;
Ssaaks Ch1ssids Lime;
20 posads Chlorsfern. r. nd W.;
10 kbls. Cream Tartar;
100 peunas Eft. Lsgwood;
leop gallons oepsl vaxash;
3bhls. IVA Urs;
abbls. Gum Nyrrh;
3 bhla valsriaa Rsst:
10 Ibis. Tssisoa;
zbbla. Sugar Lead, white;
Bbbls. sosteh snuf, In hladdsss;
10 dos CARROTS Sooteh snuk;
les dos. Lorillaz4's Mseeessy gaua;
~ dos Rocme's Msoeabey and Scotch 8as6;
tod pounds White Wax;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
A SECRET REVEALED.

What il so charming as u secret-a secret about
love. money scandal the philosophers stone, or
whatever else We are in possession of a secret:
secret of gentleman worth knowing. We are
not yeua and therefore viii impart this secret
freely. 1t has been srnt to second gentleman By
the first gentleman. The gentleman number two
considers the fact that such secret has been im-
parted him by the gentleman number one, with
view of obtaining his cooperation to scheme
which it uuioldr as insulting. and accordingly sends
US the whole for publication. The secret is III the
form Of printed circular, headed "important and
strictly confidential" and bearing the printed
psme Of Alex d. Randolph Camden. New-York' y
Alexander has been. he himself says, sin position
'to acquire the great secret OF manufacturing
q" all kinds Of liquors by wholesale dealers" and
accordingly writes the circular Alexander
states a piece of philosophy with the con-
cis.uess Of Epictetus, as follows: No man
erteIs into business without desire and de-.
termination TO make that business pay him for
:. his time and trouble: and shrewd and successful
"busBess man secures every sure chance to nakea
fortune in short Il time possible, and at the
"same time keep his business on the increase"
Any such impediment TO making money AS selling a
genuine article does not enter into the ddactics Of
Alexander; and provided the public can BE- Barnum-
zed sufficiently, il is all right There are people Of
obsolete opinions who might possibly object to this
proceeding of Alexander, who might think that
selling one thing for another is swinding-but who
cares! The secret in question, Alex. tells u.s. is
very valuable at is the means of securing great
wealth 10 wholesale dealers, and no man can get it
"of them for any amount of money. Liquors
"called imported ire manufactured from these re-
"ceipts, aud experienced judges cannot tell them
Z" from the imported article. Inexperienced per-
"sons attempt to manufacture it by mixing in ma
"terals of poisonous nature: but liquor, as
manufactured from these receipts, is as innocent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
LIFE IN THE SUNNY SOUTH.

4 cor,spoudent has sen. us some documents in
relation 10 u recent transaction at Aiken, S. c.,
which Illustrate not only the high advance in civil
ization, Christianity, and chivasry. TO which the
good people of that vcinity have attained but also
how expedi. nt is that Yankee travellers and So
jouIners in that blissiu region should put guard
10 whatever sex they may belong-upon their pens
as well as their tongues or at least that their North
ern friends TO whom they write should delay print
ing their descriptions of Southern society and man
ners, however piquant and Ife-like, till they are
sure that the writers are safely out of the reach
of the parties described
The first of these documents is letter written
in February last, by u lady of the neighboriug
City Of Brooklyn, who for the benefit of an
Invalid daughter often or twelve years Of age. had,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
FREIGHT CHARGES PRO-RATA.

A correspondent sends us Il Report made TO our
last Assembly by Messrs. Ii. A. Lyon l.. Ranney
and S A. Law, majority of Select Committee, in
favor of granting the prayer of certain petitioners
who asked the Legislature to enact:
/. That all property carried by railroads shall be
classified into the various orders OF glasses, upon which
dferrnt rate, of freight are imposed.
,. That railroads shall impose rates for freight Mt
sum certain pc, mHe org short distances pro rata
3 That rail oaos shall advertise such classification
and rate oG freight upon each article or class oi art
ces. by keeping copy of the same posted at Their
depot with the price for transportation opposite each
article or class of articles.
A. Winter tariffs shall not be increased to exceed
trcR :hre per cent. additional 10 Summer tariffs.
OF these propositions, Nos |. and 3. seem to
Us just and proper No. 4. probably So As, how
ever Winter transportation il manfestly dearer
than Summer we do not feel sure Of this.
As to No. 3. we have just this to say: Should
the Legislature see fit to adopt and enforce the
rule here prayed for, we must in common fairness
insist that it be made uniyersal so that every man
ufacturer shall be obliged to sell coatpattcrn at
the lowest price per yard that he will accept Tor
thousand bales of the fabric and the merchant
supply u qaart of molasses, a pound Of sugar,
stick of haywood, nutmeg, quart Of beaos, or q
jackknfe at the lowest price for which he would sell
like article in the largest quantity. But, since We
are not able to do our own business according to
the principle here indicated, but do and must sell
copies ofour journal by the hundred or thousand at
lower rates than We do or could afford to sell them
singly, We cannot be instrumental in forcing upon
others rule 10y which we could not live ourselves
Nay: as the cost of freight transportation on Rail-
roads is maniiesty made up in part OF the labor Of
loading and unloadng--as twenty lots Of goods
carried fifteen miles each must cost the company
than one lot of just such goods carried three
hundred miles-we must wholly decline 10 counten-
ance in any way the legislation asked for by this
proposition. Its injustice and inequality must be
papable to every unprejudced observer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

known Only in the history Of the shiPwrecked. IL
may BE-, it undoubtedly is true that these horrors
might have been partially if not wholly averted,
bad proper provi''on been made for the journey;
but who is spswerable, at least in part TOR
this ignorance Are not those to blame
Who cried. " Gold. gold come to the
new Cslif,rnia"-and there ceased And get
some Of the Kansas, some even OF the st Lonis
journals. which reached US BY the latest mails, talk
of The probability, after all, that gold has been
fouDd and tell Of the discovery Of new diggugs at
South Pesk--we believe that IL the nsme-and
thus do their best, Willingly or un~it'inely, to
swell the number of GRAVES upon the lcog plains
that divide civilization from the two collections OF
,or butts that crouch near the mountains. Are all
men either fools or knayes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

as the SOFA led imported liquor. or liquor in gen.
"ernl use"
Alexander then DYES the comparative prices Of
the genuine article, n sold By Wholesale deslers.
and the cost Of the sham articles mido sccordisg
Ia his process The difference is 80 trencbsnt that
We think il worthy OF record: Coguac Brandy.
selling at from 81 Ia 50. can be Unlisted a, from
% 10 80 cents. Wines at sl 30 to g. cau b. pre-
pared for 65 cents So, tOs, with Rom and Gin.
An enormous saving Will thus ~ effected Owing
to financial embarrassment Abrsnder ,fers the
secret TO few persons in the S'ss~ in which the
gentleman to whom the circu,r i. addressed re-
sides and only 70 him in his town, for the sm,n
sun of 81, oa condition that he shall accept tho
offer within two weeks.
We present this rare scheme. and think the
opportunity of extending the manufacture OF 80
much innocent liquor should not be los' at
the same time we think il quite generous; the
monopoly of swindling belonging to a fsw
wholesale dealers, as Alexander informs N,
should be offered to the public at S5 hesd AZ
this time. when many gentlemen are out Of en-
ployment-looking H. the crumbs of office At Wash.
ing or Albany, or scrnmbllng dresrily for living
from da! TO dsy-it may be well TO put them ia tho
way of making 300 per cent and growing rich BY
payment Of s. Why Alexander does not go into
the business modesily himself, instead of seuding
around circulars asking for So after the fashion Of
the retired physician whose sands of life are nearly
run out. is question which it would be indecoroas
to put. The query might arise whether. after al.
Alexander has any such great secret 10 inpart
But this is an ungenerous view of the subject, aud
We do not insist upon it. Let the enterprisug
friends of superior sham entrailbuning liquors
inrocebt as the imported article-cultivate the
acquaintance of honest Alexander.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
CATARRH CATARRH. GATAKkn;, M csr, 0AiA''n'

Thousands Of person. suffer all ofs OF sn1oy snoe ny
CasTrh Most people know what is ana
are Vet bu, few know " b. cured IL IL 'i'npJ
chr mic irrtsou and often enllg uen 81 oiee ana eos
aueut thcseina Of the umcous nenoanr pihs .ne
H. f,. ,ut-s sud pc.tsrpr ana s0urn1e' ehtr'o.
..h -. ,S irrr. FrBfn this result tghtn--s and
o. .. % ~ The head obrucsd or pf fuse hoT %
% ns io- u smell nasal voice and often impaired hearns
and taste. IL. 4. H. ..~.hi,,
NJ. inectious aud inh, aiOrs e plinui and eA
n..ive a. then are generally wor'hs Yet HUMPHREYS
E,T.rRs sPrcIyIc simple Sugar Pill, taken t~O OF thrr.
rr dsv ~ msly the nder cures at once a.
cds In he head aid rsdicsy by IrseverinE ur h'
most proved by the experience oi huraeoA
Price with fall directions
FrT1Y CtSIs Box.
B-A f1il ,et Of HUsPHEEYss HoaEoPATH1c sPEcifics
with book o directions ard twenty fereD reInedirs IN ar
yss morocco ase do III psiu - family case o'
boxes aud book. - .u =.
Tbe Rernedes by the single box snt ey mall o.
prt fee Of charge sddress receipt the pice
Addr,,. DR.. h. HumPHnEYs L Co., ~
A No. 5s2 Broadway, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

The accounts Of the sufrriUgs which the un-
fortunate victims Of the Pixies Peak gold msnIa
art undergoing upon the Plains over which thou
sands art plodding, weary and famisbed, grow
more and more distressing. The first report was
that they we're starving; the second, that want had
driven them to robbery ana murder, and bow We
hear Of frequent graves dotting the prsircs aud of
horrible acts of cannibalism the Ike of which are
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

thinking in tho sopihgn States are even worse oil
than the Northern yistovs among them. Ii would
not be 20 convenient TO them 10 ssye at forty eight
hours notice. snd, in the Slave States, that is
danger sl~sys hsngipg over 'be bead of every man
who prcsumes 10 differ from current Opi6lOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
To Busines. Men.

Merchants Manufacturers, Inventors, and al who
ks,. Ws-r lnventou Lands anything else 70 sell must sd'
ver1is~ II they expect eno PuhAe and believe there
10 oshrr Advertising medium s as THE WEEKLY rxIsuSt
Price per line each Insertion Advertisements Intended ioT
in.er.ion W M Be handed in today
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
Daily Iriba,le
WEDNESDAY, MAY -, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Nc ao-i,- Of Anonymous Communication "nsi
ever IA :enos 20 insertion be authenticated BY the
address Of the wreTnoi necessarily tor pcbucs
ts;., brt guaranty 6f his good faith
We cauuO. rejected Communication
ssnrs. 70, Tvs TRIsVNt Ocs shoCd Tn al be
saG7esse5 u HoK.cI GREELEY 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

A large convention Cf the freemen Of Ohio met
Yesterday at Cleveland, to give expression to the
sentiments OF the people of that State respectiog
the Fugitive Slave law aud the action of the
Federal Courts in the Oberin and other cases.
Among the speakers were Senator Waie and Cos.
Chase,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
W.sIIi> GToS. Tuesdty. Nav "a

Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune.
WssIIl> GToN, Tuesday. May o. 1859
OR Government has been officially informed OF
the neutrsl attitude assumed BY England and Prus
sls in the war, and Il diplomatic circular will be
Issued declaring our position to be one discon-
nected from all complication with the belIigerents
The decision concerning the Overland ronts will
probably be announced Tomorrow Mr Holt in
clnes 10 weekly, in lieu Of the present semi.
weekly service. lbis chonge, if adopted, would
lead 10 reduction Of the compensation paid under
tie contract. Ia the amount Of Sl5o,000 annually.
Gen Wsiker's intended iilll-buterDg movements
were fully Understood ber, before be- left for Cali
forIi,, as | stated at the time, and the Govern
nent VAS appraised Of them.
Secretary Ioucey has not yet determined to re-
enforce the Mediterranean Squadron, though it is
considered imperatiyely necessary, as the Mace
donan and the Wabash are the only vessels there.
If this be done. the Sabine which has just re-
turned from Paraguay, may BE- sent to the Siadi-
terraDean after she has been Oyerhauled.
The evidence collected BY Commissioner
Bowlin and others, shows the claim represented
by Nr Hopkins to be- Of a fraudulent character. II
cannot stand the investigation of the Commission
under the treaty. Mr. Hopkins has been dis
missed by the Company, as whose agent he acted.
To the Associated Pres.
WAsHIsGrOS, Tuesday May a. 1879.
thorough reCOnuUisGnce II al the mail routes II be-
ing made vi b the view of curtailmeDt at every point
wi ere il j. pract cable without detrnent To the
pubic; while in ulany the service has bees
hoe ether DISCONTINUED in Others the number o tnps
has been reduced from daily to tri-weekly and from
tr-weekly tO weekly, etc.
Acting On this principle, the Post-Office Department
has within the last two months effected annual
sayiI Of about millOn AID half Of dollars ekca,
five Of five hundred Thousand saved by the refusal of
b. Postmaster General 20 put into operation the oeany
~ routes creaied in ls bu for the support Ut when
70 appropration was uade. The work ~ curtsilne1
sslil prUgr,tsirg Ii i, not probable THAI the service
will be cur1 niled vn any Of the railroad hoes.
The Fix acting mid-hpm.n who were dismissed from
be Navy for being participants in the tarring ana
gathering Of stme of tber comrades at the Nsve
Academy in April las', have been reiustated TO then
orn eT post0is.. -
Person. leaving the United States for France, py
way Of HAVE must necessarily have their passports
vsed by the French Consul the port from shch hsY
rail 1bor. for the Continent by way OF Engisn1s
ard who may go To London, will have their passport
yiseo BY the American Legation, whatever may %
their Destination. Persops gong to the spanish
Indies will have their pass ports yIsed by the cPsu
Consul at the port from which they sar Na,ars.. ~.
citizens applying for passports, must send 10 Tue
Departments their naturalization papers, whlen 1'H'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

The mails for Europe by the steamship Persia
viii close this morning at 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
CArAkRH. CATARRH, CATARRH.

hat 1t is not How ii - not Cured.
II Is not an Of the mbranes ng the nasal
cayiet-the impica'Cn ot these well the
ost rs,ages res Of disease having its origin es"
wbr, " il not by tie exhibition of Internal remedies
TiilslirQ SIT fs or Specific Pills." at p cents per box.
Dr. GoopALL who has Published the only correct pathology
aud ,titueo the Only reliable treatment for this naady
b, cnsulted upon what and il b. cured BY
uutpovu T.. the Pr, fe,sinn, and uniformly successful
Office No 8 Bond st. Hours. from a III. Till IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
SoRr-THRoAT PLAGUE, AND SORE THROAT

This quality sezng hold aud causing the expulsion OF de-
raved hunos ses.-d by other medicine than BRAN
pRETHS They operate only the tissues involved m
that s affected by the In fact they SEIZE upon those
hucrs no. 30 from preference from natural affinity be
cause their below that of the surrounding parts and winch
settling OIL the tissues the hroathat IT, srOuud the throat
coipoduc. throat soretro plague and the severe
headache fever Within honr after Gr or Fix Pills are
taken there felt peculiar creeping IN the part Affected sort
collecting M the di.tssed huoTs ready for expulsion No
hurt or weakening effect from their because
they cauo upon healthy parts and taken early they prevent
all organic disease Oh how important incsness TO use that
cdne which only exiughe the disease and leaves no evil
effect bchiLd Sold at box with pamphlet and dcc
to at No 2 Caua BIandreh Building aud a, all respect
able Druggists.
HECkrIS' FARINA is iu the highest repute as =
dsriou, and hocsonr food al of the year IL Is
pue pr, paTan Nh.st without the adHiAnTe q" any
other esi and iouce is invaluable Ia the Summer season. tx
teus " ued the As'u' House 81. Nicholas Metropolitan,
and other Hotels AID Saloons tspdy becoming
indispensabl ble dish on all good tables - - -
aid sold the COton Mills No VI theyst,
New Yolk. ibe!a! discount TO dealers
HrcXUR BROTHER
For sale generally by gr' GERS and druggists;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
CURTIs's CURE FOR BALDNEss.-This remedy

CURTISS CURE FOR BALDNESS.-lh his remedy
l. reliable contains no OIL sulphur II has been tested in
Bos,ou Providence n,d the Eastern stes W CURTIS
Co Prprietrs Providence, r. l. Sold by T. NJ. Guion, No
IN Bowrv; j. l. CoddngtoD, No. rs broadway; w. HI
Lewis Nc 527 Gree nwich. John Jones. No ~ Houston
NewYok Mrs HAYS &. r. mite and REYNOLDS Co, Brook
Iyu p Sell.w J.r-ey City. W. r Mercer Newark
BARNES PARK Nos 10 aud Is Pakrow General Agents and
all UTup
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

GOLD PENS.
GoLD ASD SILVER PENCIL CASES,
Pm HOLDERs &C.
JoHs FOLEY,
Manufacturer. NJ. 10 Broadway.
GOLD Piss ade 70 o-dsr) from s2to go dozen Or
de- tspectfuy aohceo.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

AT REDUCED PRICES
WINDOW SHADES
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS
CHuEcn DAmAsKs, Buff ana White HOLLANDS.
BRoCArELLts KrPs, GILT CORSICEs,
ENGLISH DAaASKs, &c,
Wholesale ard Retail, at
FERGUSON BROTHERS,
No 5jl Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

! RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH d co S RADI-
CURE Truss Also SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS FOR vaicose
vel. SUPPORTERS uDd SHOULDER BRACES Instruments tJr
dcorni II ade order NJ 2Nesey-s AstO House ~ Y.
| Ladies private room. ard female attendant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19
PAIL RACES.

= - Z 4 ~ r. ~ A
as as Z 1 4 i 4 AZ ED AkEf:;
1855 I lfns ks:s ans over Tsaa tie IL. AsI.
land Course. in Hanover county, Va VIII con''n1s
i've days. = FIRST DAY. ,..a,,.
FiRsr RAcxweepstake for two ye s en ntI
s1s sl si sss saa ss s "i
start Closed T n 1s dam fidelity
n w impDl enters = l., by Boston Jr dam Re-
n Ken T. Thompson enters b. f., BY voltalre, dam
~ Ianeviiie. By Eclipse. a,.,..a.o III, ~ Red
Gea j Green enters n,ss i00a00o :, "
srs eye AK MISUNDERSTANDING for thlss year OLD
as sad fss asJsd I bs is ss' ca
er more start Closed with tine following man
Joseph BtmelI enters e ,. " i jnni1 ~
~ se Hall sh, enters rs' g. r Faith. by Chlde Haroe'
aa% Fidelity y pg saI;de rf 81 Star Davis dam
u. Mc f enters sn 3. T. Minnie Lchmann, by
Boston, 'r' df shc * SfSi DAY; !, ,o,,.
ErRsr RAcE-Swee AXE for three year Old COTS
d ss ssa nsss Sc nssf orst
the Club provided two or more start. cioseu WIN
n. NJ A. Thompson enters g. f.. by Register, dam by
j. n mondson. dam Virginia Payne. :, n.n.r.h
Michael Ryan enters b. c. Prince, by monarch
dam Madonna. ,.p..~r.
o. 7. Hare enters b. c. FISHERMAN, py heVenue.
dam Miss Coutts.
j. M. Tay ior enters b. c., by Financiers out Oh
Emancipation Marc.
Gen r. J. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye,
dam Phil Brown. -,
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
SECOND RAcE-Propretor's purse 500. Three
"''' A THIRD DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Sngle dash OF two miles; free for
all ages for purse of S2G0 the part of the Club;
$40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RAcE-Jockey Club purse $500. -Four
FOURTH DAY.
colts and FLIES Two mile heats 500 entrance;
500 forfeit; $500 added by the Club. provided two
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
d. Mcdaniel enters g. f. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton. Jr.. dam by Trustee
p C. Bouch enters c. l. Pauline, by Star Davis,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brunmel enters b. f. Crinoline, by Finan-
cier dam Miss Matte.
Fondren. Williams K Co., b. (. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
J. T. and T. ". boswell enters c. f., by Grif Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne
Gen. I. J. Green enters Addie Currier by Chal-
ienger, dam by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. c. by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
f. Nj. Hall enters &. f. Faith, by Chlde Harold, by
imported Priam.
SECOND RAcE--Propretor's purse $500. Two
milo heats.
FIFTH DAY
Handicap purse $500, for the beaten horses of the
meeting. Two mile heats.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary. Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co.. Va, Oct. 5, 1859. oc5-td