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Nj MILLIN K r Y.

TE7HE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
a LADIES' of Newport and vicinity that he has o.
pened store IN Mrs Townsend building, Thames
street. where lac intends keeping a general assou-
.mtnt 0i MILLINERY ARTICLES, such rs FLOR
EhtE An - LEGnORS BON EIS, and
all kinds oi foreign stock IN TIE straw line. Also all
kinds of NEHtCaN STRAW BON.Els,
ano stock Tor Bonnrt> and Palm Leaf iloOds-aso
Bonnet tKINIl HG%, oi every description lie
has engaged Mil'uers iiom Boston, WHO wIIl be III
the store trim Gouuets in the first style. Bonnets
of all kinds repaired al shor notice.
The Subscriber Las an extensive establishment IN
Newport TO. the manufacture of all kinds of Straw
! Bunnets-ioreign aud domestic where the trade
can be supplied at wholesale at the shortest notice,
| aud 1T reasonable prices. JOHN COREY.
! NeMnorl. AIarch Il, ls39
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ADDRESSED TO AN ABSENT BROTHER.
The moment of,ral has pass'd--wc have parted
To meet perhaps never again
Aud DER mem'ry Of pleasures departed
Breathe the slglls of my sorrow in vain
For ihou art alar and tear drops OF sorrow
On my check disregarded may shine
And tho signs of my heart too distant to borrow
Sympathetic responses from thine.
Yet Ihou too will sigh er the fond recolec,on
or friends thou hast left far behind
Nor wall distance or time ever chill that affection,
Wa.ch so long round thy heart has cn,wnd
Oar diye Of dsiigh, few on piuions of gadness,
rhcy were days too delicious to last
They fed and our pleasure has charg'd into
sadness
Aud fruitless regra, FOR the past.
But naer ill the heart OF thy sister shall inoudor,
Though Kingdoms and oceans should part
Shall oar long CHERISHED fervent affection way
colder
Or thou be less dear TO my heart.
And though childhood is passed and those pleasure,
aie over,
Which thy presence has RENDERED so dear
Yet around Them foud mem.ry delighted shall hover
Aud Fancy still dream thou ar, here.
And although o'cr the hour which oblsd us tC
The iear-drops of sorrow fall fast
We will cherish this hope ",hat we par, no, Tor
..rl ever,
But shall be reunited atlaSt"
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THOMAS vi. SEABURY'S
LIVERY ~ STABLE,

HEAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
n a Wharf to the old Stand in Green Street, for.
mery occupied by Seatury a. Tennant; where he
will be happy TO receive the orders of his old friends
and customers, 10 whom he returns thanks for their
age,
II Orders left above--at his stable in Pelhan-st,
at his house in Churchsi, will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyed and 10 from the
Steamboats,, as nsua
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POlter's Botanic Garden 4 Nurseries

CRANS UN, X, |.
...ssscy. THIS establishment is prepared TO
ISS--sSs3t6 supply orders To any extent desired.
ES8SSE fruIt and Ornamental Trees Shrubs.
Roses. Bulbous and Tuberous rooted
~ns6e-- Plants, lleibaccous Perenials, NC The
Fruit consists Of great variety oihe best American.
English French aud other European varieties of Ap.
Piles Pears. Cherrlc'. Peaches Plums, Nectarins.
Aprcots Mulberres, Quincess Grapes, Gouseber.
ries Currants, Raspbcrries, awberres, with n
variety of Nuts. as Fberts, lIazelnuts, Chesuuts
Walnats, hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection of Ornamental and Fores, Trees
is cxiensiye-among which are Oaks Naples, Elms
AilAnihus. Adele Liudeus, Locusts. several varic
ties of the Horse Chesnut, Ash, CatalIa Tulip
Larch, Maguolias. Balsam Far. Nc, with great va
iiety of others TO be found IN Their Catalogue
The propreiors have made large additions the
present season of Fruit, Ornamental aud forcs
Frees. Shrubs aud Flowers. among which are son'
j the mos, rare aud baanuful varieties of the Mos
Rose selected from the most celebrated Gardens u
europe. ....
They have great variety Of the most desirable
Plants tor Ornamental or permanent Hedges anoh.
which are the Buckihurn hdnRHS CGthanicms) iiaw
orns Washington Thorns. Cockspur 1hotns. Lu
! fopean Privet three thorned Accaecn, with lev
thousand OF the celebrated OSage Orange MaeiuT'
very beautiful plant tine leaves are valuable Tor ih
Iceding of silk worms, oi which the worms are YER
fond.
CHARLES n. T1LIEl, of Newport wher
my information in regard to Trees may be obtained
iso orders lor Trees and Plants. may be lpit. Iat
'iogues mailed to any part OF the JnIon. when re-
iues,ed. The Trees aud plants will be delivered -
any part Of tile city OF Providence. igee ol expense
FERDINAND POTTER d CO.
hcisuc Gsrdsr september 2Sth lSSH.
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EH X. BOUTELLE, SURGEON DTENTIsr
IL. respectfully informs thu citizens OF New
port aud its vicinity, tina, he has taken rooms IN
the house formerly occupied by Dr. Case, at the
foot OF Washington Square. where he Is prepar-
ed TO attend to operations in Dental Surgery, IN
ITS several branches He offers to insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one 10 full sci. siher on
pivo,s or gold plate, the case may require he VIII
also fill decayed teeth. cleanse aud extract teeth, all
of which is done in safe aud the NEST approved
manner, at reasonable prices.
DIR. Bou,elIe, while in the study and practice OF
Dentistry has spared pains to make himself mas
ter of his profession. and has avaled himself OF u
knowledge of most OF the recent improvements ia
he art lie confidently trusts that, TO those who
may avail themselves OF AN examination oi his WORK.
thai, alone will be sufficient recommendation, put
=, sccure confidence of ALL the following testimonial
is inserted from Doci Esen, of Providence, whose
merits as Dentist are well appreciated ~ the pub
lie generally.
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FRESH GOODS FOR AUTUMN


GAM..ES E.AMa.LSES'ss
THIBET and Moreno cloth,
Printed Shxony and worsed chex,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured and PLAIN AlpineS,
Sw lSS and KNIT ShawlS,
Thibci and Brochi ditto,
French and British prints,
Rich MuuS>eIne de LANES, plain and figured,
Scarls. CoaTetS and CravatS,
Muhair Nuts and Gloves
Printed Flanuel--WelC ditto.
Rogers and English hanneS,
WurSted DamaSk and Moreno
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and Colored MerinoS
French Work, and fancy Laces,
embossed Center Table Cloths,
Rlch Satlns for coaks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks for dresses,
BruadclothS, Cashmere and CaSSInetS,
RIbb and plain Sditinetts
Mohair Moravian and woTSted Hose,
Supcrhue heavy Sheeting and Shifting. sepll
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-
~ New York, Sept 18th. le3S.-Messrs A: d.
& ID. Sands; Gen,lemen,-Feeling deeply Indso'-
ed TO YOU for the valuable service you have render
ed me- do mos, cheerfully inform you that my w'ie
il ep,irely cured OF the salt rheum by the use OF
your remedy and syrup Of S1rraparilia' one mao
been very severely afflicted with the disease IN her
face for SIX wears had tired various medicines po'n
in,ernsl and external, hut without producing any
s,.od effect until by the advice oi r'end VINO was
cured by your medicine, she was induced 10 use IT.
and am thankful TO say, the result has been per.
lee' cure i0"'' JOHN CHAPMAN.
Chatham street.
I, =. with much sa,isfsction that the propneiors
, .hls IN Law the above certificate before the pub
I ,h,, all may see and know the great benefit which
ono individual is able to certify 10 taving received.
,nd lnovn others TO receive from the use oi the
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rheun, oo'
,, ali other diseases OF the skin, such 40 kingwo'
letter. Scald Head, Bsrbers or Jackson ieh' m.
M, Se this medicine is also certain cure.
SWIM or sarsspsrilla Is recommended 70 oe -,
with ,he Remedy as il tends TO purify ana bn nc,
l,om the blood aud system, all the unhssy ron of
competed with the d,sesse, and TIE PPs,,d,es,.s
the Remedy extern ally at tie ssu "u . L.xe oc-
!, l,vm the system. Numerous insish -. IN an.
entrcd where this course has ene cue. .,,h ,h,-.
weeks time. Every persoa IN ~ ~. ;mmedis,.
complaints in any FORM 70 inv'e" ,..,.a /. i,l.out
Ms. Of tins VA aa6le u.sdieiDe spo
delay. A. n Sands 70 Fu..
frspareo ana 70 ~ CD 81, and 100 Fpon. eorns'
'on, -; VI ~. y,,k aud by Dr X X bAl'
,.r n .;..-,-. r I FREE -. I"-sn
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TO LET
ELEGANT
COU n TRY SEAT
FOR SALE.

HNOR SALE upon reasonable terms the ELE-
II CANT MANSION HOUSE OF ROBERT
JOHNSTON. ESQ. near the celebrated Newport
Beach, together with all the buildings and about
eight acres of Land ofprne quality.
The situation FOR prospect and scenery is not ey-
ceeded by any in New England-is ornamenied in
the Lawn IN front and sides with variety of Forest
Trees aud elegant shrubbery, and presents TO gen.
teman of taste an opportunity for investment ofcap-
ital very seldom 10 be found
For terms and view of the premises apply to
ie26 JOSIAH G.. SHAW, Newport, II, l.
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Rail Hoad Line TO Boston.

A STAGE will leave Newpor, dolly, Sundays
n excepted, a, o'clock. A. NJ. and arrive m
Taunton al 3 o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton nt
3i.2 o'clpck. and arrive in Boston AT l-2 Re-
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, undays cx-
cepied at l-2 O'Clock A. NJ and arrive in Taunton,
at 10 l-2 o'clock Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in Newl ort, at IL o'clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare $3.50.
This Stage inlerseeis at Fall River the New Bed
ford Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, w arrive in Providence at
3 O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 O'Clock A NJ. and ar
riyes in Newport at IL O'Clock.
Sage Book at Messrs. T. Townsend's and at
lIassard's Hotels.
r. B. KINSLEY & CO, Proprietors.
Newport June r. 1889.
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FOR SALE.
RIBBONS,

A \ elegant assortment of Bonnet Ribbons, Uu
N cut Nelvcts FOR Bonuets aud Bonnet Mate
rIals, for sale by
Oc,23 JAMES HAMMOND,
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toN RErURSISG TO RnoDE-IsLASD.l


All hail TO the Isle which afar on the ocean,
Floats like a cloud Of blue mist in the sky;
greet it, though distant, with joyful emotion,
While tears of affection flow fast from mine eye
An hail lovely Isle. DER the billows appearing,
In Summers own beauly, all yerdant and fair
Every tie this fond heart has yet held most endcar
ing,
The friends OF my bosom-my kindred are there
Dye so1 ocean breezes more strongly be blowing
Till safely orr vessel is moorcd by its shore;
Ye slumbering billows more swiftly be flowing,
Till my lootstep shall press lis green bosom onc'
more.
o there the embrace of true friendship will NEE
me.
Win smiles Of glad welcome, as swcc, as sincere
There parental affection with rapture will greet
NE.
Tho lis smile of delight should be dimm'd by a
tear.
All hail lovely Isle happy home Of my childhood
With what Joy SHALL bound TO thy beautiful
Delighiedly visit each valley and wild wood.
And scenes of pasl JOY with new rapture explore
oye gales that sport round us, more freshly be
And waft us more swiftly DER oceans wide
breas,
Yc blue briDy billowS more swiftly b. flowing,
Till We moor in yon Isle, our sweet haven of
rest.
f,tt I,,o IL n
jeci. but are supposed to be written when away.
LINES.
Dear Isle Of my bnth, sweetest gem of the sea,
Now summer reviSitS thy shore;
Ny hearts hes, affections Turn rondly to thee
Oh, when shall greetthee once more.
Here The woodlands are vcrdant, the waters are
The aowrets their beauties display; bright
BJ no spot on earth is so ialr to my sight
As my own native Isle, far away
o mine be lha, Island, whose verdent gladss peep,
Between its rocks rugged and gray
And mine be those rude rocks, wild, broken, and
Tint rise DER the white ocean spray. sieep,
love all its wildnesS, mere dearly By far;
lis Sea-beatsn shores are more dear
THIN the regular grove or the formal paerre,
And the saneneSs of scenery here.
Oh! let me once more meet the glance Of those
That bsam'd with affection on me, [cycs,
Once more clasp the hand Of true friendship in,
And as best as in infancy be. lmine
And then not wish to forSake thee once more.
10 my tranqui'!ized breast shall be found
The dear rugged rocks that encircc thy shore,
An my wand'rngs aud wishes shah bound.
For all that is dearest and loyliest to me,
The scenes and the friends | love best
All | l1vc-all who love me- are cen,er'd in thee,
And with them can | only be bles,.
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JOuRNAL OF rME FIRST WHITE W.,
T.ai C.eascd "a Mtsinn MtldrrMEss.

T'!0f Cro5SCd ne hTsfdf' H.f0fF"'S",
Aud passed the desert ridges of the Rocky Noun
talas Thisevenilul journey, wherein handful OF
men encountered pers scarcely to he believed. oc-
Cured few years before the time OF Lewis aud
tIarke. The Ms is now in the hands of the Ed-
tors and IN the January number we shall commence
IFS publication.
Also. a series of humorous aud characteristic
papers from the pen Of JOSEPH &. NEAL,
whose inlmilubo Charcoal Skelche,. !" have Justly
gained for hm The title of the AMERICAN BOZ.
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NEW-Y0RK OYSTERS.

In%HE Subscriber would inform the Inhabitants
II of Newport, aud vicinity that he has opened
his Oyster establishment for the season in the build
ng IN the reur OF hls Confectionery, on Champlp .
Wharf where they will dnd obhgng and expc-
ieuced attendant with that Shell.6sh not only ben-
ctciai in sickness bu, luxury in health. cooked
aud served mp in various ways. With his present
arrangement to procure planted OYSTERS he cannoil
al to please
, NJ Select paites by giving short not &C a
ways be furnished with rooms, and oysters scolored
| Jewed, or fred J. RIMOND.
| n. B. Families supplied with oyssers hy giving
.eaSonahle notice. % that they can he cooked aud
onVeNed TO thcu houses IN hot state ott9
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In the course of the next volume, the most inter
eslng record ever written. will be gwen 10 the pub
lie, IN the
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w. e.. BURTON,
OPPOSITE TnE EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA.

To accommodate our country friends who may
wish to slbscrlbe for our work and any other Ph,.
dolphin periodicals we viii receive FIVE dollar ball
postage free for one years subscription 10 Burton
Maeazlne aud Godey's Lgdy's Book, (also $3a year,
or the Saturday Courier, the Saturday Chronicle,
OF Alexander Weekly Messenger.
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EBURE SPERM OIL.-Jnst received 81
GaIlons sperm oil warranted pure slso
~halS oil. While and hsudsomp for 80 cents ret
ssfo, re- T T SHEFFIELD.
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ADDRESSED TO AN ABSENT BaoruE

s II A N Il A 9.
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OAND,s REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM.-

Jan. %. No q, westmins,er-s,. Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28
WPORT
ThOmsOnian Infirmary,
Corner Of Spring and Mil streets.J

Corner Of Spring and Mil Streets
TIiE citizens Of Newport and the public
generally are respectfully informed that
this lnfrnary is in charge of Doct. JESSE
w. NlCHOLS,-tha patients are admitted
as usual, laboring under chronic or acute dis
ease in its varied form; and will receive
medical aid and attendance requisite to ia
cilltate the most safe and speedy relief
Vegetable and Mineral poisons Of every
description are excluded from the Catalogue
of our remedial agents; also, bleeding, bis.
tering and physicing from our practice no
article Of medicine being used by us but such
as has been fully proved, by long practical
experience, to be congenial to health, uniform
IN lis specific results and action, in the remo-
val of distractions from the system; there
fore, those who prefer healing remedies in
the hour Of sickness and distress, to the viru.
lent poisons so literally used by the mineral
Faculty may here be supplied with pure
Thomsonian Medicines.
o. All orders from the town or country
for medicine i'll meet prompt attention.
Ladies in delicate health, who have 10 vain
sought relief from mineral prescriptions, may
prevent much suffering and protracted illness
by trying the Thomsonian Treatment.
*.*The public may be supplied with Fami-
ly Right, RobInsons Lectures, and other
medical books at the In6rmary.
March z.
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n X. BOUTEILE, SURGEON DENTIST,
H-ps respectfully informs the citizens Of Now
port and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
The house formerly occupied by DR.. Case, at the
foot Of Washington square, whore he is prepared
to attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in its
several branches. lie offers to insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one to full set either
on pivots or gold plate, as tho case may require ;
he will also fill decayeG teeth cleanse and extract
teeth, al Of which is done in snie and the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
DIR. Bouteile, while in the study and practice
Of Dentistry, has spared no pains to make himself
master Of his profession and has avaed himself Of
knowledge OF most of the recent improv enents
in the art. He confidently trusts that TO those who
may avail themselves Of AN examination Of his
work, that alone " III be sufficient recommends
ton, but to secure confidence Of all, the following
testimonial is inserted from Doct. Esten, Of Proy-
dcnce, whose merits as Dentist are wall appre-
ciated by tho public generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

DANIEL M'ALLASTER,
Respectfully Informs his friends and The public
rS>HAT he manufactures at his establish.
ment near the head of Broad street
HOUSE BLINDS, DOORS, ULNDOU
FRAMES, and .S.4SffES. together with
every other description of Carpenters work
warranted Of the first quality, and OF the
most reasonable terms. Orders for Building
or Repairing, promptly attended to and faith-
fully executed. The most unqucstionable
reference will be given, if required, as to the
general style Of hIs work,specmens Of which
may be examined by all those who feel dis
posed to employ him.
Newport, dec. 6, 1888.
FOR SALE, Chandier's Patent IMoriiei'ig
Machine, BY the subscriber, who is proprietor
of the Patent right for the County OF New
port. Any one wishing to purchase, mny
call and examine ono in use at my shop near
the head of Broad street. ID. MA.
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BARRETT'S
OIn Mal1tu Dpe Wouae,

80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin .1pen-
ue, Boston,
a + this establishment, of 81 years experience,
IA the Dyeing and finishing Of the following
goods is done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice-viz:-
BroadclOths, Silk & Cotton Velvets,
Cassineres, Worsted Cords,
Satns, Camcl's Hair,
Lustrings, silk & Cotton Shawls,
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &C.
Also, ,--Ladies' aud Genilemen's GAR
MENTS, Of every description Cleanses and
glazes Furniture ;-cleanses Garments, Carpets,
Bed Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, CASH
Ineres, Satinetts, &c.
MlLDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods, Of all kinds.
Dye Woods raspcd and ground and Medicines
pulverized.
Silks and Silk Dresses Wstered in the best
manner.
Plain Silks, Satins and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style
agent for reeeieing Goods at Nepport,
Mr.. X. B. KlNSLEY. (March Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

'u,HE undersigned wish to procure suta
bic Instructor and InstrUctress for the
male and female departments Of PUBLIC
School No. 2, in this town. Persons COM
pctent to instruct in a thorough English edu-
cation. and wishing to engage as teachers,
will please send in their proposals on or be-
fore the I'd Wednesday in April next. Good
testimonials will be required US to competen-
cy and moral character.
Please address, post paid" Committee Of
Public School, No. g"
f. TREvErT,
d. G. DENHAM, Committee.
WV. II. DOUGLAS,
Newport, March z, 1899.
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Hanover House,
No. 50 UANovER-srREEr, BOsroN.
III. MCPHERSON. formerly

GuvA J. VI. NiCKERSON. formerly
frH@ Of the City Hotel, Providence,
ksss MS takes pleasure in announcing In
.Aekl his friends and the travelling pub
lie that he has taken that central, commodi-
Gus, and nearly new establishment in Hano-
vor street, known as the Hanover House, and
kept for the last year by Mr.. d. Bryant, which
is now open for the reception of company
All necessary repairs have been made suits
OF parlors and lodging rooms are handsomely
furnished for families; the chambers for sin
gle gentlemen arc neatly fitted up, and every
Improvement has been introduced which is
deemed desirable for the comfort and gratiii-
cation Of visitors.
j. III. N. hopes, therefore, to retain the
present patronage Of the house, and to he able
to serve his old friends whonevor they visit
the metropolis Of New England.
Boston, March /, 1888.
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For Sale or to LET.
Farm 10 Let.

%zrA FOR SALE, the Dwelling
fTTs6H House and north part Of the lot
Hnsh whcroon it stands, situate in
AAeeA. Green street, late the residence
OF William c. Greene, dec. For terms apply
to tho subscrber. lfnot sold at private sale,
1t viii be sold by public auction on Monday,
the 9th OF April next. w. II. GREENE.
Wanted-3 or a Girls AS apprentices to the
Tailoring business. Apply as above.
Newport, Feb. z, 1880.
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Executors Notice

vTNfIE subscriber, Executor Of the Last Will
u and Testament Of
THANKFUL TEW,
(widow of William Tew,) late Of Newport,
dec. having given bonds as the law requires
for the faithful discharge Of the duties Of said
trust, requests oil persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to present
them for adjustment, and those indebted to
mako immediate payment TO
GEORGE ENGS, Executor
Newport, March 2, 1879.