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THREE Nights in Lifetime Domestic Tale.
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The Dark Lsdy of Doona-
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The Deformed. Lodore, by Mrs Shelley
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wHoEES1LE GRR0SJERs,
COMMISSION -! MERCHANTS,


No. l0i BROAD STREET,
u OFFER FOR SALE, large and general assortment OF ar
es their line which they will sell the most liberal terms
New York. Feb. 8, 1886. feb 8-lm
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING COMPLETED
rangemen both in the Importing and manufacturing of
their line of enabled with
their former retail trade that of whoesaeng and take
this opportunity of informing merchants delng in Watches
Jewey and Fasey Goods that BY those they will
be in CONSTANT receipt of all articles connected with the Jewey
rads both foreign and domestic which thsy will furnish the
best advantage dealers Of the city, The owdg articles
have juss been received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of NJ. JTobias
CO.; Jno. HarTison Moneas ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss Of the Lepine duplex and anchor
opponents
PLATED wARE.-Shefield and Birmingham manufacture
Un.; Banche CASTOR; Candlescks Butter-tubs DiscoyeI
Boite-.lands; Epegnes with glass dishes Walters &c &c
JEWELRY.-Dialnoud Suits Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of Cameo, Mosaic and PEARL Gold Comedian and Agate
Ear Drops Gold Chains Of variety of pans Forenns and
Roman Moss in SETS Of Ear Rings and Pin both real and a
ton; Gold and plated Sea Keys and fob eh,ns.
FANCY GO0DS-Siyer, She'll and Ivory Gard Gases; Gold
and Silver Snu Boxes; Gold and Silver everponted Pencils
Tooth Picks, Sci Bron1ed goods q every variety Silver and
bronred Gard Rks beautiful silver Gard Baskets; Purses Eye
Glasses and Specaces; Comedian and Desk Seals Cologne
Stands. Cigar Gases and Holders with great variety of other
articles.
Additions making every day present assortment and
every will be made render desirable for Snern and
Western merchants to call upon MARoUAND& CO
feb Al Broad,
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AIDs-Df1e z The
WI public thht he lie confidential
usual bis Office where his 10 the
and of certain delicate Diseases in their different
stages Also Geeis Structures Gonoras Seminal Weakness.
Ulcers Of long standing and all diseases arising mpurity Of
the blood ard such have bed the skill Surgeons less expe
rienced this branch the profession Strangers apprsed hp
Dr. Glover having peted the study obtained
his degree in Medicine and Philadelphia therefore
Sire he enumerated among the number OF advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found every pub
ic print
He will be found his Office No Ann street. near Broadway
second door from American huuem, hour during the
day and evening" until 10 O'Clock There entrances 10 hs
Office the frs. through his the second being he third doer
the Museum, through private door
feb 24lf
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'THE OLD GALEN.s HEAD, y Peck shp-D.

EVANS superior method of curing certain disease is en-
veray acknowledged in this city, Also. Gleeis Strictnre Fists
las and all diseases arising from the impurities OF the hosd T7e
medicines mild safe expeditions and regularly improve ts
strengths his charges reasonable, and the warranted
feet without confinement or hndance frn and
ca - nv ie aays ~iou ,aIueie OF hecury
DR.. E. respectfully ocs call, which viii enable them to exsr
else their udgmenh experience Ho.pts aps
America for SO years will he is confident him TO give oer
feet satisfaction TO al ihoe who favor him their confidence
iinlS
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u LIFE, LIFE, LIFE.-Gonorrhea, elects, Stric-
Seminal Weaknesses, Seminal Emissions Irritation of
Kidneys Bladder Uethra &c &c in all different stages "a
Ideally cured by the Of oy box of Doctor Goodman
rcan Anti Gonorrheal Pills See advertisement feb 9-tf
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GONE PROOFS THATTHERE ARE GOOD

- MEDICINES-Reoonmendator letlerof Samuel s. Abro
of New Bedford. DR. BRANDRETH refers genuine,
TO W. s Albro Of Prince and Bowery who
agents for the sale Of BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
New Bedford, Nov !, 1885,
Pills and read one of wrapping papers, but thought
thousands of such things speculative money
catching hHg still advised Try them by persons who said
they were most RIGHTEOUS PILLS. Twas however, faithes OF
their vaue bat Complaint violent thar purchased
boxes took them according the directions and found that
helped much My nsighbos knowing how long had been
afflicted anxious know the eult Informed them
that had received benefit boxes. which
induce 10 purchase NY wife for long had been
in state OF health. She also. took and found great
benefit. And while detail
plains the main body of which though the main springs
ACHE, ASTHMA, GREAT Loss OF aPPETfTE Ian
GuoR, TREMoR, CosTIvENEss. &c &c. Such have been
varied symptoms, bat must and will that took
such medicine your Pills. which touch all parts Of my
complaints pereseyere with them, you may
Tsn SIR your. respectfully, ' SAMUEL AIpRo,
Dyspepsia, hianmatoTy Rheumatism, &c. eaaiLy cured
New York Isl Lauren tiee Feb 2, 1886
Dr. Bandreth-Sr: Your Vegetable Univrs Pills have
through Providence the restoring health and enjoy
when other had been used without in the
than four commencing with them
lid had had the advice the eminent profess
and lnfammaory Rheumatism My symptoms paiHs in
right and Also in left side, my back and almost every n
which often became had conne bed also
subject violent Pamod attacks and frequently sick headache
indeed mise rabe in the For several years had
relish for my food and seldom enjoyed sound sleep have
been frequently bed hsterd
began with you, inesmable Pills Indeed every
past have been laid bed agony; but fortunately
commenced with your Pills about May last and thank God
perfectly restored have felt well this
Make what please of thi. communication.
duty you and the public generally for the benefit.
experienced. am, sir, yours, very respectfully,
SARAH GETTING.
Office, 1877 Hudson nearly opposite Price IS
cents per box fen l6-lm*
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The nourisen Of the body depends upon stnts of the blood
Acts xviii XIII.
BLEEDING SOMETIMES IMPROPER

~ Mankind oh consider Dr. Homes Msgnum Bonan is such
invaluable preparation 20 upersede Bleeding very
of Gonohe Glee and all of long
standing Its valuable ingredients being sarsapa and the
preparations scientifically combined by Chemist
warrants it the nfamma;ey the above dor-
des male female three four days. For sale by A. I'm
derhi 81 Beekman of William Colvle Jr 4Se
Broadway Of BrUome street. Scheela Canal oppo
site Chapel street. T. Austin 45 Camine by E. Cbsst
ney i Bowey between Grand Broone Price a Der bottle
feb
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n H. HAMILTON. Surgeon of long standing, and
~ pupil OF two of the first colleges or anatomy sud the theory
and practice Of Physc and SURGERY Europe has moved c the
House No l6o Nassau street stairs opposite the City Hail.
where he may be consulted every disease incidental
nature uncommon delicate indelicae The most
desperate veneral cured in from nine days
every description time pToportioed their and nature
Attendance at all hours LIT
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IL Saoner Hall, 2i5 Pear ST. New Ysk, have recently
tabhed branch of their House in London from which they
constantly receiving by arrival fresh supplies Of English
Stationary comprising supeBe glazed Letter and Note Papers, of
white blue and ned Whatm ns celebrated drawing Paper
Reeves and Newmans water cosus, warranted Brook
Lsngden Moan and Reeves Artists Lead Pencils large
osuperne Waters both red and black and also sorted
colours of all the different Sizes Ters prepared Parchment of
various Sizes Also large Tympsn. for printers enshssed
Cards embossed Boards together with variety Staple Goods
WHICH offered on accommodating terms by
feb 1atf DAVID FELT 4 Co.. Siaioners Hall
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GRAHAM, MABEE & CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Dealers in
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,


DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Formerly No. 10 Old Slip,
IL HAVING heir entire Stock By destructive fire
Me 18th Dec. 1885, have tskeH the Store
NO 80 BROAD. CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Whe they have opened large fresh Of articles in
their line which they will dispose Of liberal terms
Acid SupRuric, Ink Black, Do Red,
Do Nitric, do Muriatc, Do Powder,
Aloes Alum, Jalap, powd, Lamp Black,
Annats, Logxood
Animony, Arsnic, Nicaragua Wood, Camwood,
Arrow Root, Assafedita. Lead White dres.
Balls. C.pavia, De do, in ell,
Black Lead, Pea Barley, Linseed Oil, Liquorice Ball.
Backing, Blue Vilriol, Lharge, Mace,
Borax, ref;d do, cid. Magnesia. CalciRed,
British Oil, Birthstone, Mama, Mustad, Opium,
Bronzes, ss.'d. Calomei, Opodeidoc,
Canphor Gum, Csssia, Panacea SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk, Pills, Lus,
Chrome Yellow, do Green, Do Gregory do, Anderson.
Cloves, Cepperss, Pink Root, Prussian Blue,
Cream srtsr. Epson Salts, Precpitsie, red Putty.
Eye Waller, Thompson Rhubarb, puiv. Rose Pink,
Flor. Sulph. Rotten Slime, Satpetre,
Ginger powd. de Rost, SIENNA, op. Snuds, ass'd,
Glue, ass'd qts Soda, sup. carb.
Gold Leaf, Gum Arabic Syrenges, assorted
Gsm Copa, Tsr. Emetc, do Acid,
Do. Scsmsry, Do shelac, Trusses assorted, Umbs,
Indigo Sp. Van Red Egg, do do Aer,
NewYork. Feb. 6. 1856. fes6d
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DISSOLUTlON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP-
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
CORNER OF PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW
YORK.

THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS Ct
the Custom House Hotel Late Lovejoys open
reception Of Company HOT COFFEE, CHOCOLATE. PIES
and other Refreshments including OYSTERS the EXCHANGE
PLAN wi be furnished the Coffee Room hour of the
day The Ordinary seat and convenient and well furnished and
the best Vand which the market possibly Afford will be found
subject to order hour of the day Breakfs will
be served 'front.' TO H. Dinners from IL to T. Tea and Suppe
from u Oysters style, served The
subscriber having made such alterations and
former house. the respectable class Of the Mecan
tile public, place of quiet resort where rerhmsnls
furnished moments notice. The subscriber hopes by
industry. combined with disposition please and accommodate
merit share of public patronage JAMES HORN JE
Corner of Pine and Nassau street.
An extensive Reading Room also attached the establishment
feb
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ne. CHABERT.s PULMONARY sYRUP.

nR. CHABERT.S PULMONARY SYRUP
~ for the Prevention and Cure Of Consump see
of the Chest rhere the lungs sfected-Th Syrup Willie
found Of en for aboring Chronic Nryops
Affections and all other complaints arising weakly const
tons.
VEGETABLE PREPARi TON FOR PURIFYING THE
BLOOD-Ths in the form of qudne umbI full On rong
to bed and half umb full morning ter be found to
be of great advantage TO troubled with pimples
kc is pleasant 10 the taste. and mild cahartic
CHINESE LOTION-For removing Frecklc Piaples and
Blotehes from the tsce Also, Lotion for Rheu ScaId
Head, I:ch and every disease Of the skin.
PILLS for preventing and destroying the effects sptuous
liquors.
PRESERvATIvE MEDICINAL SOAP, for removing
Freckles, and all Cuaneous Eruptios put u Juiany
member of The Faculties Of Paris London Physician of e
Hospitals of FrnceSod at 80 Broadway opposite the Hospital
by DR. J. X. CHABERT.
feb 10y
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PUBLIC AMUsEMENTs.

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTSs
PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the comedy of
THE RIVALS.
Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. Pacide Jack Absolute Mr..
Tewhich will be added the favorte piece Of
Cupid!
Vulcan, Mr. Fisher Mars, Mr.. Richings
Master Smith, (aias Cupid Mr.. Reeve
To conclude with the farce Of
L2345
In which Mr. Reeve will personate Eve different chssete
Doors al g. Performance 10 at O'clock.
.es-t FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
VIII be performed the admirable fares of
HUNTING A TURTLE.
Mr. Levsoh, Mr. Thsyer Smser, Mr. Seton
Mrs. Turtle, Mrs Blake
To conclude with the historical meIo drama entitled
THE JEWESS.
Prince Leopold, Mr. w. Seton Ruggerto Mr.. Goodenow
- Rachel, Mrs Blake
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
L. The copaItnersp hereto existing between
under the firm ofHoRS FREES this dissolved by
tua The of the late firm will by
JAMES HORN, J who will continue the business own
count JAMES HORN, Jr.
WILLIAM B. FREES
Custom House Hotel, Feb IL, 1886 feb 29St
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a WRIGHT s ROWE, HAVING FORMED A

Copartnershp for the of the silk Hat
- and Cap business 4l6 Broadway of Canal street.
offer 10 the public either wholesale retail
Hats, but particularly Silk Hats which they feel
saying from the fact that they have spared expense
the very best materials and and finished
the country and surpassed if equaled by any similar
Enlistment regards dub y and beauty Of shape and appear
and in fact ailthe requisites of frst-rste Hat
These Hats not spoken highly of from motives of in
erestsd but from honest really
what represented be- and often the case cheap
snowy article made take the unsuspecng purchaser who Is
unacquaned with the quality of Hat aud their aim and
shall be deal fairly and excel possible in their branch
of business. they think they arrived that
Hats their manufacture discerning
lie, of the very best made in the United States
price, which is -Four Dollars.
Also Of all kinds of Hats well worthy atlen-
ton of Country Merchants Wholesale Dealers feb 2iy
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HOBBY, Hustled * co.

CLOTHING MERCHANTS,
Nixon the Nassau aud Liberty Streets enradce No.
They will keep on hand,
large supply Of Ready Made
Clothing of the best materials and
the Southern and Western Markets.
Ms. ri nPp.r. in sI "S variety. 'd.p
suited to every taste and condition.
may at all times De found in
TAILORs AND TAILORESSES WANTED,
LIBERAL PRICES and steady employment will be given to
co.. ~aS rs and oliver streets WI" As Apply
Persons living distance may receive large quantities of
ing be made in the Apply the Sales Rooms, So
Lively 80 y '''' HOBBY, Hustled Co.
New York, February, 70, lsS6-lm
ALLEN & POILLON,
Wholesale Fruit and 11ess MERCHANTS
No 81 Coenfes Ship. Ner YORK.
line, which they liberal terms.
LAwk n: IS FiS s FRE s4hkEf.L
LATE NO. l26 PEARL sTREErD
ENGLISH sSS% aS SSP ITALIAN SILK AND
Which they will most reasonable terms
New York. Feb II, lsS6-f
NEW YoRks e s ELM sf MkAkEfTEFACToRf'
THE SUBSCRIBER ma. lin sddoo hi. Iron Foundry and
Machine shOp) eom%eH ,,sS the Manufacturing of
ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
AAd hand prepared orders for the following
Cas-, Steel Turned Circular saws, warranted true;
veneering Saw Plates, in segments
Cotton Gle an.ing Circular OF Gin Saws
Mill Pit and Cross Cut Saws;
Feueor Turning Saws, Billet or Woodouiter's Webb;
Chest, Grating, Hand, Panne and Ripping Saws,
Doctors Calico Webb blue o bright;
Hay and Straw Knives; Machine Knives,
Cast Steel Brick Trowels, .old tengs);
Plasiering Trowel &c. &C.
II Berg supplied with the best qualiyef
CAST STEEL,
nd experienced Sheffield he above
articles equal Imported made in this
Orders for all kinds Of CASTINGS, MILL. STEAM EN-
CINE and MACHINE WORK. will be executed usual at the
old established Foundry Elm between Pearl Duane
HENRY WORItALL Office, 26 Elm street.
New York, Feh8, 1896. l3-3m6x
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u DIR. STILLMAN,S MAGNETIC ODON.
TICA i the a-sucieut Dentist, See advertisement "The
Teeth! The Teeth" feb 9-tf
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TINE VARIOUS WEAKNESSES PECULIAR

e The Far Sen eoms immediaiely under The OF
EVANS TONIC CAMOM1LE PILLS, and ladies of fashion
and spectaby in this country and especially in Europe
fund them 10 be the best medical sppendage the toilette they
met WITH recruiting the decsyed spirits dpatng the head
ache dunes and languor and creating pleasing yaci and
chasing away mslaa choyey give comfort and strength
whole system. Sold wholesale 95 Division
York. feb iS-lm
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nOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

DOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN
IL the confidential manner, his Office II Duane street,
between Chatham and William New York, where
afflicted with delicate diseases old obstinate ulcers dyspepss
worms disc the bladder uera and Kidneys and all d:
arng from the abuse Of impury OF the blood
invited CALL The baneul effects often arising from The abuse
of mercury, need description persons troubled with certain
disease apply Dr. Cor with the ofhaying
Ideally cured without particle Of mercury other dangerous
medicine His charges reasonable and TO the
Of the applicant. Dr. e. has hee edsoaed in Europe under
teachers acknowledged talent had considerable practice
in extensive hup and dspensares. Instant relief given
those afflicted with the piles and perfect effected in hree
days. whoul confinement from the slightest pain The
patient A medicine may be had prevent the of
ain disease The NEST honora oresy Observed Attend
ance davfrv.r 10P NJ JAM IF
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DELIEF FOR MOTHERS.-THERE ARE two

remedial articles Inventions promising comfort and
mothers and Infants that deserve he known The
breast pun p, intended draw milk dstended OBJ
structed breast Is beautiful ub for the human mouth and
well calculated give relief the sufferer The other
intended for who, though able and willing suoke their
na often distressed sometimes prevented from the
performance Of their natural Office by nipples the ncon
venience Of both parties 1t is kilfuly prepared that the
most and purity preserved, while the nf nourished
without distressing the parent. Fer sale by Patrick IDicke as
Broadway, Canal street. feb Aims
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4 NENUINE HARI.Esi OIL-JrE ;r:p.l;ed ard for sale
VI by d.. LEWIS FEUCHI wANGER
An ii 81 Rrnaiway.
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nOUBLE ENTRY OK-KEEPINGist taught

nOCBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPIN(s is taught
- Fosters Commercial School sS Broadway the mos.
modern and approved principles The hsu of
the learners eonyeneEcehere being classes The plan
instruction plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
the the pupil will open, post and balance complete
Of books, and quilted 10 perform the duties Of Bookrepr
in the most extensi and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANSHIP, morning, afternoon, and evening Terms
moderate Apply eS Broadway, lover Mn Mlhau's Druggist
Store.l
From the Boston Gazette
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-T'ne manner in which
this taught but imperfect idea of practice
of merchants and when gets fer the first time
counting he finds simlud between what he
and what he has been taught than really
deer of theatre and Aiaddns lamp. The dererce
theory and pactcbetween the study Of and its ap
picaon practical well known
we think Dir Fosters PLAINLY connecting systematic
nth acfsdl advantages worthy the
ration Of all hs wish acquire the forms and modes of
a th.roush and efeciua
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the aud
kill penman, qualify him. in peculiar for the duties
Of his profession ian eff
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ALLEN & POILLON,

LATE PHELPs)
WHOLESALE FRUIT AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Isl Coexties Ship. Nezv York.
u OFFER FOR SALE, large and general Of
articles in their line which they will sell the liberal terms
feb 25-ln~
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u OFFER FOR SALE large and general assortment OF ar
tces their line which they will sell on the liberal terms
New York, Feb 8, 1886. feb 8-lm
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ROSTON INDIA RUBBER ESTABLISH-
II MENT. AT leo BROADWAY NEW YORK-The Bos-

ton India Rubber Company o for sale their and splendid
Warehouse leo Broadway general of India Rubber
Goods # the r quality and Water Proof every
climate. viii are the fol orinp
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GOLD LEAF.-The subscriber respectfully informs hi.
u sd the public that he will supply rsi-rate arti-
cle for cash the counter six dollars and rer pack
the mandatory Us Canal also
Ripley Fslconer Of Maiden lane Front street.
Bronzers and Dentists Gold and Tin Foils
feb 1i-m r B. RUGGLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-15
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, Alanson Abbe, Samuel . F. Boiles, and Augustus A. Lord, all of .ne town and county of LitchfeId, have en- Mreo v. into limited copartnership under and " virtue of an act entitled Han act authoriz- thg hhg mmlIcd partnerships in certain cases.n ir, ,nc Duslness of fnlGnufacturirag and ye,a1;ro Poc- se' DCoks; and other articles the princinsl mn. terlals whereof are leather of dsfTerent r;rds r; and Clasps and Springs~the man"fa ct,r;ns, h,rTs, Q! tne same to be carried on in inc to,rn n@ Mtchfield; and the business to be condrc.ei O1 m the company name and firm of O''NNS'oU A. A., Lord, Pocket Book Manufac,,,ro. The sad Augustus A. Lord is the general nar. ner, who alone is authorized to transact. mn mage and sign for the partnership and for his acts alone said partnership will be responsi- The Capital Stock is one thousand dolla,s The said Alanson Abbe and Samuel P. Roles are special partners, and have furnished If said capital stock & paid to said general part ner in cash five hundred dollars each, which is the extent of their liability. The said part nership commences on the day of the date hereof, and is to terminate two years from said date. AI4ANSON ARBE.
 SAMUEL F. BOLLES,
 AUGUSTUS A. LORD.
 Dated Gt Ltchfeld, Dec. g, 1886. 6t2S