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INTERPRETATIONS for the contract for paw


Registered april rs, 1859.
a26 l2t HENRY DUREI., for Comptroller,
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Wy SIifNeyOr,
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings Of
both Boards of the Common Council
[Signea1 a. T vENNARD,
tSiened ROBT. HuYGHE, ouaH'heh
Registered April 18th, 1889
as6 I2t HENRY DU REL, or
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THE WILSON. SCHOOLS
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen

By Mr.. n MRS. RICHARDSON,
aided by a Full Corps Of AssistdRt Teachers.
ME exercises of the ensuing scholastic year
[ will be resumed on Thursday, the fret day of
September. Applicants examined for admission
and classification on Thursday and Friday, when
ali should be present who contemplate pursuing
a Regular Course of Study A Gymnastio De-
partment will be added to the Male School the
coming session, the object of which Is - supply
the great universal need of all Institutions of Lear.
ming. namely Regular Physical Traiaihg. Among
the numerous exercises Of this Department, de-
signed to please as well as 30 benefit are the
small andbroad sword exercises, infantry drill, up
night and parallel bars, DC. Mr.. &. Prentiss Tucke,
who will become connected with the Schools az
Professor Of Mathematics, Practical Surveying and
Civil Engineering, will superintend this Depart
ment. He will also give instruction in the use Of
the Compass, Transit, Theodolite and Level al
so IN plotting Surveys, Profile making aud the
estimate Of earth-work and masonry. A Calls
thenic Department will also be added 10 the Sem
mary to correspond to the Gymnasium. II 10
Designed by the friends Of the Institution to lay
ths foundation Of . LYfEGHEIC- SCHOOL
fer young gentlemen, and to establish beyond cor
tingency a school for young ladies, in which,
after the completion of q Regular Course In.
our own, or in other Institutions, they san be
taught the FINE ARTS az a speciality. Te.this
end vigorous plans are in operation, and bxil-
dings are in the process Of erection, which IN all
their arrangements, furnishing, and appointments
ERE to be Of the first order, and especially design.
ed for the purpose. The Male and Female De-
partments separate. Seetarianisn Theoretically
and practically excluded. For the plaA sf the
Schools in full, address at Wilson, N. O..
D. s. RICHARDSON, A. NJ,
Principal Of The Wilson Schools,
or J. b. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
July 2, 1859. 4e..3m
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 j Reid, w A Pressly,
Berry Henry, Jas F Little, Thomas Gluyas, J FL
Kernes, J N Rhyme, c F Campbell, 4 F Blythe,
c W Mccoy, G w Mcdonald, J NJ Clark, Calvin
Grier, j f Harry, John Morrow, Rev o A Darby,
NJ c Alternately, G A Hoover, r j Montieth, S
Gallant, M F Pucket, Mecklenburg " FL Ham
ilton, Lincolnton; Miss j r Seagle, Killian's
Mills C G bright, New Hill 5 by W R Knight,
Danville, Ark; B G. Pulliam, Hrs Mary A Bran
don, Milton; e M Adams, Cascade; L B S Raby,
Suffolk 5 sent by J NJ Nichols, CRANKY, Mo-;
w H Collier, Miss r Jordan, Pleasant Hill W
E Pope, Rocky Mount; G Lassiter, Smithfeld 5
AC Tolson, Shallotte A A Burns, Smithville /;
W Sullivan, Fosters, Ala; Mrs Mary Pope,
Jackson; B Field, Leaksville; Elijah Pressly
Monroe; 5 sent by A P Stinson, Clinton, Ark; A
B Galloway, J M Harrell, Gully. S c.; 5 ] Fl Far
mer, Copper Mines, Tenn; 2 Miss M A Stanton,
Whitfield, Miss; DrS J Watson, Lomsardy Grove,
Va; Eaton Davis, Richlieu, KY; w G Beea, W C
Edwards, R S Parker, ] R Williams, + M Spivey,
Jackson /; b Fl Ellis, B Bowen, Raft Swamp; j P
Markham, Durham's; Col III Houston, Warsaw,
Ala; II Wigs, Wakefield; J B Moore, Hamburg,
Ala; 5 c A Thompson, Clay Valley; ] B Straia,
Chapel Hill; D NJ Sykes, Rock Spring E Archer,
Sumptervilie IA James Kerr, Black River; T A
Kelly, Clinton; Miss NJ D Churchwen; Shell
ton, I~risburg, Va; ] 81 Sossaman, Monroe /; A
Henderson, jr, Hopewell; Thos Bell, Jackson.
vile; r A Barrett, Rodney, Miss: W Hamp.
ton, Walkertown; w ] Rasclif, Pantego J N
Gaddey, Wadesboro'; CY Allen, MargarettsviIle
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Committee on G. w. P.'s Communi-
cation reported as follows:
The Committee having in charge so much
of the G.. w. P.'s Communication as refers to
the Sands Monument, and the Degrees"
offer the following Resolutions
ReSoloed, That We approve of the proposed
Islands Monument !" and that this G. d. re-
commend that the Subordinate Divisions un-
der its jurisdiction contribute to the erection
Of the m and that the funds contributed
be forwarded to the Grand Scribe, at Raleigh,
| and that he publish the names and amounts
contributed, in the Spirit of the Age.
Resolred, That it be impressed upon the
Divisions that their contributions be sent up
as soon as practicable, as it is highly impor-
tant that the amount that will probably be
raised shall be known soon, so as to deter
mine upon the size and character of the
structure.
ResolUed, That with our experience in the
the Degree feature Of our Order, we do not
believe it is calculated to advance the interest,
harmony and prosperity of our Divisions.
The Resolutions of the Committee were
adopted by the Grand Division.
A number of members were added to the
list of Delegates to attend the Grand Di
vision of South Carolina.
Rep, Sterling offered the following:
Resolre6, That the thanks of this Crane
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NASHVILLE DIvIsIo N.-We bad a celebra-
ton on the 4th July. The congregation was
small, yet everything passed off well. First
we were entertained with an address from
Rev. j. W. Jenkins, of the Rocky Mount
Academy. Although this was his first Tenn
perance speech, he acquitted himself nobly,
and his effort was spoken of by some of the
old members as "frst-rate." Rev. G. w.
King, of the N. G.. Conference, was then call
ed out, who in his earnest and forcible man
ner pressed the principles of total abstinence.
He alluded to his being a member of old Con-
cord Division, No. l. He had been thrown
out of reach of its meetings, but said he ap-
peared before us to-day rather as an Honora-
ry member; and raising his Regalia, said he
was proud to wear it. Next, Rev. j. John
son, also of the N. G. Conference, and q
member of the Division, spoke, urging the
brethren to promptness in attending it's meet
ings, which met a hearty response from all.
To do justice to the speeches would be i'm
possible, even if [ had time and space.
After the Clerical brethren had spoken, the
D. G. W. ?. called for r~ecruits-signers to
our second declaration ofindependence after
which Bro. D. W. Williams, Marshal of the
day, was called upon, who gave us a few
words of encouragement in his usual fowery
style, which closed the public exercises of
the day. At a special meeting in the eve
ming, two gentlemen came forward and were
initiated. They are men of high standing
and influence in the church of which they
are members, and we expect much good from
their acquisition. May the ball continue to
roll till all opposition is overcome.
Yours fraternally,
W.. 7. GRIFFIN.
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MARKET.
FROM
BROMLEY, GREEN & CO.,

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, VA.
CoTToN-Is advancing, but not ~quotably higher
yet.
ToBAcco.-The market since our last has con-
tinued, as then noted, quite active for all grades
and we have to note an improvement this week of
so to 75c per 100, in medium ard common grades
of leaf, while for Jugs there is an active demand,
partly speculative, which has kept prices very
firm. The neceipts are now much lighter, not be-
ing half what they were 3 to 4 weeks ago and the
stock in the warehouses for inspection is graiual>
Embarrassing. Shipping descriptions, suitable for
the French order, have been quite active this
week. Our vuotBtions at the close of business is
for common to fair Tugs Al to 81; good do. 8 to 81;
comm IN to fair leaf 81 to 8; good 81 to 81 very
good mad fine, l03 to $26.
CoRN.-The market is dull and prices are low
er. We quote at 95 to 81 per bushel.
Wharf.-The new crop receipts continue to in
crease. In view of the unsettled state of the
dorthern markets and the continued decline In
Flour. together with the insuficiency offering to
make it an object, buyers are very careless about
taking hold, and the sales have been only about
1890 bushels on a basis of 8, 80 for prime white
and 100 for prime red. As the receipts increase
there will DE more animation.
GUNNY BAGGING.-Demand increasing as the
season advances. We quote 144 to i51, for heavy
weights.
BALE RoPE.-61 a u, as in quality.
FIsH.-New Cut Herrings scarce at % to OF !:
Nc. I, Mackerel scarce at 20 to % No. 8, at ct
to IL.
GUANo.-Dull at SO to 60 for Peruvian; Nas
tional Fertilizer $40 90; Sombrero $34.
MoLAssEs.-There ia a good demand at % to
IS for W. I. and Syrup, Porto Rico 40c, New Or
leans Al to 4sc per gallon.
SUGARs.-A large business has boon doing
throughout the week at following quotations: Z
to 81 for N. o. and Cuba s to 10 for the various
grades of Coffee Sugars; Crushed and Powdered
l04 a 104 ; Loaf Ii.
CoFFEE.-The stocks are now light, we have
to note an irregular demand for all descriptions.
We quote Rio III to La Laguayra 124 to IL
Java l6 to Ii, Mocha IS to zoe per Id.
B~AcoN.-Active at steady prices. We quote
sides, Western 10 to 103 shoulders ST to 81 Va
hoground dull Mt 104 to IL.
EXCHANGE per cent premium on all thu
Northern cities. July 80
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MARRIED,

In Greensboro, Ala, on the goth ult., George
W. Brooks, ESQ.,, Attorney at Law, of this City,
to Mrs. Lueie a. Webb, of Alabama.
By Richard Webster, Esq at his residence, on
the 2ist ult., at IL o'clock, P. NJ, Thos. Relegia,
Esq, to Miss Nancy Ann Elizabeth Henderson,
aged only IL years 4 months and IA days, both
of SINCE Pig, Chatham county, N. C.
@- Register and Advocate please copy.
In Fall Branch, Tenn, on the 10th ult., by
Rev. Gilbert Sewer, of Chattanooga, Mr.. W. ].
Montgomery, of Albemarie, N. c., to Miss MOllie
g., daughter Of DR.: cottrell. Also. on the 2oth,
by the same, Mr.. Thos. Vincent to Mrs. Poe.
. At Swift Greek, Craven county, on Sunday the
18th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Mash, Mr.. Paschall A.
Page, to Mrs. Emily NJ. Aston, all of Wake CO.
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RELIEF In TEN MIEBTEs.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

The most certain and speedy remedy eoer dis
covered. for all Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, asthma, Con
sumption, Bronchitis, InyeaenSd, DIFF
teuH Breathing, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, de-, de-, dec.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous
l. and perfect relief, and when persevered with
according to directions, never fail to effect a rap
id and lasting cure. Thousands have been re-
stored to perfect health who have tried other
means in vain. To all classes and all c~onstitu-
tons they are equally blessing and a cure
none need despair, no matter how long the dis
ease may bave existed, or however severe it may
be, provided the organic structure of the vital or
gans is not hopelessly decayed. Every enc afHic-
ted should give them an impartial trial.
To VocALIsTs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these Wa
fers are peculiarly valuable: they will in one day
the most severe occasional hoarseness
and their regular use for a few days will, at
all times, increase the power and fexibility of
the voice, greatly improving its tone compass
and clearness, for which purpose they are regular
ly used by many professional v~ocalists.
JOB MOSESySole Proprietor.
s5si Rochester, N. z.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by P. F. PES
CUD and all respectable druggists. 3S-lyeow
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Division be rendered to the members of White
Hall Division, for the very fraternal recep-
ton and sumptuous entertainment of the
members during the present session of the
Grand Division; and that we will carry to
our homes grateful recollections of old Meek
lenburg hospitality.
No other business arising, the G. D. adj
journed to meet in Raleigh, on the LIST We'd
nesday in December next, at 10 o'clock.
A. M. GORMAN, G. S.
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PRICES CURRENT.
MARKET.
BY McPHEETERS & GHISLELIN,

WHOLESALE GRocERs 6 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLouR.-The market is again very dull without
any demand for shipment. Under the latest
news the northern market has declined Csc soc pr
Brl. We quote S. F. Sc a ST. Elk. ST a Ga
Fam. z a II, and buyers shy at the outside figures.
Wharf.-The receipts are light and we hear of
no sales since the last steamers news.
CorToN.-We have no transactions to report for
several days. Last sales were made at lie a III,
the latter prices for good lots. The market is
frmer under the latest news, without any ad-
vance.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar scarce and wanted at $2a
e. Spts. Turpt. sales at Acts. Common Rosin
l IS 40.
DRIED FRUIT.-Several small lots of apples
were received and sold this week at l so. The
tendency of the market is downward.
Julv 30.
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GRANVILLE CoUNrY.-Last Saturday morn
ing, in company with several "Sons," l took
the cars for Kittrelrs, to attend a meeting of
Epping Forest Division. When we arrived
at Franklinton, our number was augmented
by some forty or fifty persons, among whom
were several brother Sons. In a short time
we arrived at Kittrelrs Depot, where the Di-
vision is located. We were met by the mem
bers of the Division, and after making few
necessary preparations, the whole crowd pro-
ceeded to the cars, Conductor Timberlake
kindly consenting to take US down to the
church, some half a mile distant, where the
celebration was to be held. When we ar
rived, a large crowd was already assembled.
A procession was formed, consisting of about
one hundred male and some twelve or fifteen
female members, and marched to the church,
where the addresses were to be delivered
Order being soon restored, Rev. S.. Page Ri
caud was introduced to the audience, and
held them spellbound for something over an
hour, with one of the happiest and best ad-
dresses | have ever listened to. 1t would be
but presumption in me to attempt to delin-
cate the profound reasoning, the lively sallies
of wit, and more than all, the deep enthu-
siasm which pervaded the remarks of the
speaker. During his address the ~strictest at
tention was paid him, which affords sure
criterion by which to judge Of his efforts.
An intermission was then taken and din
ner was announced. This seemed rather
strange to us visitors, for we saw no table,
no preparations, no indications whatever, of
the presence of ''eatables;" but we were
agreeably surprised to find that dinner was
to be served in good old 'big meeting" style.
The large crowd, estimated by some as high
as fifteen hundred, was soon dispersed
throughout the pleasant grove, partaking of
the many good things prepared by the mem
bers of the Division and the citizens of the
neighborhood.
After dinner, the people again repaired to
the church, when they were addressed by
Rev. Ira T. Wyche, and G.. Badger Harris,
but as | did not hear them, l cannot speak Of
their merits, but they were spoken of as ex
cellent productions.
The exercises closed about Al o'clock, wher
we visitors resumed our seats in the cars, ano
were soon on our way home; but when OPP
posite the mineral springs, (Kittrel's) the
Conductor had the cars stopped, and allowed
as many of us as chose, to run over to tn
Springs, about half a mile distant from tn
Railroad. After looking around a short time
the "ball room"-which is nothing more thai
a simple, demonstrated shelter, and whicl
/ think far preferable to the heated and il
ventilated ball rooms of the city-being tn
centre of attraction, we returned to the cars
took our seats and in a little time were land
ed at home. The hospitality of the member
of Epping Forest and the citizens generally
will long be remembered, and the 23rd a
one of the ~pleasantest in the recollection
"FLAT ROCK"
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PROGRESS OF THE ORDER.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 9th, 1859

FRIEND GoRMAN:-On the 18th inst, with
the assistance of Col. B. NJ. Alexander, G.
w. Mcdonald, H. S. Rees, and other mem
bers Of Big Spring Division, organized Paw
Creek Division. The following are the Off
cers:-G. L. Campbell, W. p; 7. McGim,
w. A. VIM Todd, r. S.; R. H. Mcknight,
Z. S. W. McGim, T.; s.. E. Todd, c.; James
Bird, A. c.; VIM. Cathy, o. S.
On Saturday next, | expect to organize
Sugar Creek Division. This one will make
II Divisions in this county, and think by
the meeting of the G. d. next winter, we
will have Is Divisions. We are LOOKING up;
everything appears to be working in harmony.
Yours in l.. P. and E.
j. G. WILKINSON, Co. d.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE annual commencement WILDE on the fifth
Il and 18th of JUNE. The Fall Sessionwin conn
mence on the last WEDNESDAY in. Jnly, and
close December goth 1859. Spring Session viii
open o n the I'd TUESDAY in January, and close
May 3lst, 1850.
This Is the cheapest schoolin the State or its
grade. Our course is thorough-both solid and
ornamental. Board, exclusive Of washing. and
lights, IS per month. English course % to Sih
Music on Piano and Guitar $50. Va ohdrgs Tor
Insfruments. Mons. Fuel or lSsrraats. 0rnamen-
tails, Latin and French, IS each. We hope al pu-
pills win be present at the opening ofthe session.. 90
"A TO be classed but win be received az any time,
and charged to the end ofthe session. onrcorps
of Teachers 10 complete.
For further particulars and Catalogues, aooress
J.. W. THOMAS,
President Board Trustees.
I,,.r7 1esa. sd
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected by d. T. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRoDUcE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-All Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US, will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
ToBAcoo.-The receipts have fallen off very
much but the breaks continue large. To-day we
thought there was more animation in the market
and prices are a little better. We quote good and
fine Tugs 81 a 81 common leaf 8 a II medium
8 a 81 good 9 a 103; fine shipping Ii a IA fine
manufacturing LII a %, according to quality !;
fancy yellow 25 q IS. Tobaccos of body and
character sell we'll, but nondescript grades are
little dull. A large quantity of the manufactur-
ing leaf from North Carolina this year seems to
be deficient in body, caused we suppose, by the
want of rain last year.
FLoUR.-The transactions in this article are
light, and we omit quotations.
Wharf.-The market not yet open, therefore
omit quotations.
INV 20 .
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AGE....Devoted to Temperance,

HoLLowAY's PILLS are the most searching
remedy for deeply-seated and iong-sfandlng inter-
nal diseases now extant. In bilious disorders
and all complaints arising from a diseased liver.
the action Of these marvellous Pills is sure as well
as speedy. Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Mai
den Lane, New York, and byan Druggists at Csc,
So, and 81 per box.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA
For purifuinO tho BLOOD.

The amount of suffering relieved by this invalid
able preparation is without a parallel IN the ms
tory of medicine. Chronic rheumatism, S;roInla
or Kings Evil, Salt Rheum and Ringworm, u
GERS and painful affections of the Bones, liberated
Throat and Nostrils, Scurvy, Biles, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Blotches and various cutaneous eruPtons'
Glandular Enlargement, Hip Disease, de-, are ell
~fectually cured by its use.
THE TRIUMPHS
1t has obtained over diseases of this class are sucn
as are not furnished from any other source.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & I. SANDS Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale also by Williams d
Raleigh N. G.. -.r1-
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OAK o ACADEMY.

THIS institution, located in Dinwiddis coun-
Il ty, Va, ten miles from Petersburg, will COM
mence its next session on Monday, 9Th of AUGUST.
Having just closed a very prosperous session un-
der the management of Mr.. WIN. H. BASS, we
cordially recommend him as an efficient and sue
cessful teacher.
Terms per session $75-for board and tuition,
payable half in advance.
Being contiguous to the Petersburg and We'll
don Rail Road, it is easy of access, in a healthy
country, free from all inducements to vice, it Of
fers very superior advantages to those having sons
or wards to educate.
:. JAMES PERKINS,
WIN. j. WEBB,
D. S. LANIER,
d. MALONE,
JOHN w. SPIERS.
July 80, 1859. Aft
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July Dist, 1859.

JULY GlSt loo0.
The G.. ID. met pursuant to adjournment,
and was opened in due form.
The G. w. p. read his semi.annual Com
mnnication, which is as follows:
WORTHY BRoTHERs That glorious Providence
that guides cur steps and watches over our path,
has brought us together in the semi-annual SEES
sion Of our Grand Division. ! congratulate you
that we meet under circumstances so suspicious.
We have assembled in the old patriotic county OF
Mecklenburg. Here the standard of liberty was
fret raised; here freedoms voice was JtFsf heard,
and true TO herself, old Mecklenburg stands tho
Banner County in the great Temperance Army
Our meeting Is in n noighborhood proverbial Tor
hospitality and energy in our noble cause. some
of US are fresh from the great meeting OF ire Ma,
tional Division, in the /" City of Brotherly Love
That was indeed an occasion long to be reniem>
hered. and has prepared those of us who were
there, for this occasion Of interest and usefulness.
/ am happy TO be here very happy to see such
n host around me thrice happy to meet these true
Sons Of Temperance from the Palmetto state
To each and all we extend a cordial greeting.
The cause of Temperance as identified with The
Sons Of Temperance in this jurisdiction, is in &
prosperous condition. Our membership has near
orly quite doubled since our last meeting. Oul
system Of Deputies is proving highly efficient il
our cause, and yet there are imperfections tina
require emendation. / have commissioned Dep
uties for forty-seven counties. In thirty-six eoun
ties there are no District Deputies, though in sew
eral Of these there are Local Deputies for the Di
visions. There are in all, one hundred and te
Deputies-sixty three Of whom are Local, actin
only for one Division. ] commend the zeal an
fidelity Of many Of these o0iceTs-to them VIC ar
indebted for much Of fhe zeal and efficiency 9
our Divisions in various psrts of cur territory
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A NOTE, made by John Newlin and Jonathan
"A Newlin, and payable to the subscriber, for
three hundred and ffty-fve dollars, dated 18th
Nay 1853, on which the interest has been paid up
to the goth August, 1858. L hereby caution all
persons against trading for said note, and the
said John Newlin and Jonathan Newlin against
paying the same to any other person than myself.
WILLIAM DARK.
July %, 1859. 4s-4t