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RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

RUNAWAY ARRESTED. -.
WAS committed to tho jail Of this eouny' s.nrlr
w 9th ultimo, a muattO woman ca'nk ia FAY
sOPHY JONES, who states ID II she was osta oid Of
stt.yir North Carolina. She l. about - year. She
good figure, light C mpiexion and very na Lave
wa, arrested on suspicion of heins .un s pnyn
having "o ''e' p"p''' Tailor OF Mecklenburs COMFY
Boydton, Mecklenburg co, va, Feb. s-c4.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

NEW YORK, FeU. 7, Io75
Dispatches from Albany safe that ex-Govern-
or VIM Seward, was yesterday elected U. s.
Senator BY majority oil 81 on joint ballot :
He takes the seat vacated on the Sd March, BY
The Hon. John A. Dix.
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.rhe followins are line AYES and noes upon !

The lOilOWlHS diC tHD oySo h"h uS-S
adop,ion Of The resolution Tor an Extra : ion OF
The Legislature, 10 commence on The 2Sh day Of
Nav next, for The examination Of the Civil Code:
ayrs-Messrs. Hart, smith, Boisseau, Cheatham,
Faulkner, Boak, Byrne of Braxton Lewis and Gmer
Macn Of Brunswick, Harrison of Brunswick, Moore,
I.vine O. Campbell, Cardwel Jones, Barbour irving
aI Cumberland, Vaughan Clarke, Thomas, Rector
McCIunu, Howard of Floyd, Wood, Sydnor, baliy
Price MacIn Of Greenesvlle, Allen, Hielt, basseI
Lancaster Laidley IIouser, Lane OF Lee, Iienoehin'
Coleman, Whi,tle, Tanzey, Barnett, Kiiby, PerroW'
Cowoer VERIFY, Turner Hiner, syme, Townes, GraS,y'
Fa,,fax. Harrison Of Prince William, Goit, Mayo nj
man. sbert, Thompson Of smyth, Griffin, Conway,
Moncure Of stafford Burdett, Boyera, Massey, harvey
NorsmMessrs. Hopkins, tSpsaker,l Flnney, Mock
watson. Iayne of Allegheny, McCne, sheiiey, Byru,
MITCHELL Burwel, Kyle, Wills, moncnre OF Cafoihe'
Lacy scott Stillman, Claiborne, Edwards, Gioplon,
Currrant Carroll, Major, Darracoit, Weton, Howard
Of James City, YORK and Williamsburg, Wotninelon'
Thomson Of jefferson, Wallace, Ferguson White haI-
rson Of Loudoun, Beard, Harris, Newman, snepaIa'
Refine of Monroe Robinson, Butt, Booth, RUS ran
mill. Buswc, Cack!ey, Herbert, Wootton' fves, st.o
ther. Cook Dorman Paxton, Mark, Harper aston, fu-
gate uaretave, George, Goodson and Boyd-oS
Mr.. f. M. Boykin was unavoidaby absent
when The above vote was taken. Had he been
present, he would have voted in the negative.
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REALLY FRESH CAMpHINE F!


REALLY FRESH CAMPHlNE!
VIZ + have made arrangements 10 have sup
w ply Of Carnphine fresh distilled every
week, which our customers may rely upon ioi
its briiancy always. Price 62i cents per gal.
lon Also, Burning Fluid.
Feb. 9 DOVE & IsAACs.
r UCK'S OFFICE, corner OF Main and 9Th
IL Streets, Richmond, Virginia.
For this day-SI5, 900 capital, 5 prizes OF 5000,
&c. Is nos. Ia drawn. Ticke;s 81.
Tomorrow $4,000 capital prize. 10 nos.
lG drawn. Tickets SIS. Feh.9
WANTED
a SITUATION as Housekeeper, by lady
n who is compelled by the pecuniary difhcul-
lies OF her family 10 engage in some business
tor support. She can refer TO gentlemen well
known in this city, for testimonials as TO her
qualifications for such position. Address lh;s
olfice, or Box 2O2. Feo.9-a
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & Co..
lNI Richmond, Va.
This Day-capi.als: $4,000, $ OF 1000, 10 Of
500, &C., &c. 10 Nos IA drawn. Tickets 3lo.
Dawn Nos. Of Susquehanna, No. 10:
SO 10 7 81 26 Al % 46 So 81 SO 3 ~.
For Saturday, Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, u ooo'
&c. l6 drawn out Of 70 Tickrls only va:
Feb, c. w. PURCELL q w.
FORTUNES HOME. cHALK's OFFICE
| i No. 6, Main street. arm
Tickle, 81 81. prize Of $500, .'id on Tues,
, day. The lucky man is requested 10 walk upto
The Captains office and settle.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 10:
SO 10 I Ga 26 At % as 70 81 50 2 ~
Ta;s Day Maryland Consolidated, 80 y
Nos Il drawn. $4,000, S $4,000, 10 OF 500,
! &c. Tickets "a. ;.
To.morrow-s 44, 900, $4,000. 10 Nos. 10
drawn. For good one call al CHALhS,
Feb 9 3 doors above the Old MarkeI.
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To conclude with
WV Neighbours Wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Someron. MIR. Palmer ana M.,
Crsmer; MIR. and Mrs. Smith, MIR. Jon" se''0'
and Miss Chippendale.
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TUG ADDRESS OF TIE SOUTHERN
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, AND THE
couRsE OF THE RICHMOND WIG
IN REFERENCE TO 1T.
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II III E a II IL f..

MANAGER. Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Benefit and last appearance Of Mr.. and MIS-
JAMES WALLACE, Jr
FRIDAY, February 9Th, Is49, will be presen!sd'
the celebrated play OF
LOVES SACRIFICE.
Mathew Elmore, Mr.. }. Waiiaeh
Margaret Elmorc, MIS-. W ai'aes''
PAS SEUL, by Miss LoDLo"
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THE PRESIDENT ELECT AND FAMILY.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Gen. Taylor Colonel
Bliss and Lady, (the Generals dausher) &C
companied By Maj. Hun, and Lady, arrived
from the South, and proceeded at once TO Wash
iagton, by the North,rn cars. We regret that
they did no, spenl a day in IN Metropolis OF
our State. Much curiosity was fcl! 10 see SO
brave soldier a1i accomplshe! scholar as
Col. Bliss.
Gen Taylor has been received, the telegraph
slates, with srea! en- husiasn al VicSsburg on
The Isl February, and Nashville on the 7lh.
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prayer OF said petition. BY Mr.. STOVALL: Of
Jno. M Seely. BY MIR PRICE: or Jos. Rem
ly. praying compensation for a stand Of cnlors
sold 10 18th Regiment of Virginia Militia
Nv Mr. CONWAY: or w. G Marin, in rela-
ion to the real estate of James Parker, deceased
10 which the Commonwealth has title by escheat
By Mr.. HOPKINS: Of Henry Gorton, sheriff
of Powha,an, for authority to make his return Of
lands delinquent for non-paymenl OF taxes in the
wear 1916. and TO have the amount thereof re-
funded 10 him out OF the public Treasury. BY
Mr. SHEFFEY: OF James F. Patterson, thai
deeds conveying properly and o:her instruments
of writing required by law 10 be recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the various corporations where
the properly or other matter named in said deeds
lies. shall be recorded within the limits OF sucl
corporations-Also, documents referring 10 lht
application of Ferdinand Heiskell for divorce
from his wife, Hudah Heiskell.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing a separate election al The taverr
house Of Benjamin w. Shelly in Dinwiddie.
Authorizing separate election al Stony Creel
Depot in Sussex.
Charging upon The Treasury The annual ar
prialion to the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asy
lum.
Refunding TO John Godfrey certain sum o
money.
Releasing to James Cornwell certain hn'
imposed UPON him.
Adding the county OF Powhatan 10 the seconc
Judicial Circuit.
Various bills were read a first and seconi 'imt
and were ordered 10 be engrosseo.
The House then took up the oi'i 10 ESTABLISH .
branch bank at Fincas.le IN boteiouft.
The blanks in The bill were nlled, on mol'on o
Mr. THOMPSON OF Boletoun. He was pro
ceeding 10 advocate the passage OF the bill wheI
he was seized with an attack oil Appoplexy.
The House Immediately adjourned, and in les
Than Ave minutes Mr.. THOMPSON was NJ
more.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
Fashionable Hat & Cap Store,
On The Cham CaSh RaSis

VTAIN STREET, doors from Jcferson.-J
wi SrrRGls y SON, practical hatters and dealers
in Hats, Caps and Furs, wholesale and retail, invite
the attention Of the public to their stock. which has
been greatly improved by the recent addition OF
several cases superb Moleskin and Beaver Hats
otter, Seal and Cloth Caps; ladies' Mufs; Buffalo
Robes, &c., sc. Their assortment is now full and
complete, embracing various styles of elegant
Fashionable Moleskin and Beaver Hats,
Russia, Brush and plain Cassimere-Pearl, Silk and
WOOL of every desirable style and quality, with mar
row, medium and broad brims, and at prices 10 suii
the times. Gcntlemen's fine
Fur and ClOh Cops,
otter, Seal, Musk, and large invoice OF medium
common and low priced Muskrat, Plush and Cloth
Caps for Men and Boys.
Ladies' NIuffs, fresh and seasonable and at very
low rrices-any thing at all to please.
Children's Fancy Caps. several handsome styles.
Buffalo Robes, &c. nc.
u.s.. s. SON being practical hatters, know the
quality ofevery article in their line which they Of
fer and should any of their hats fall beowthcir re-
commentator they will hold themselves It all times
ready to make satisfaction to the wearer. County
dealers are assured that can sell to them as low
as they can buy in st Louis.
T5-rAKE NOTICE-Ihat we always havc>an
sron in the ire,' and will dress hats purchased OF
us, as often as desired GRATIS.
NIB The highest cash price given for Otter,
Coon. Mink and Muskrat SKINS.
Burlington, Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1886. I2e1
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
DONATION PARTY.

HThe faithful labors of the Rev. d. ~ SMITH.
as christian minister, have secured for him in this
community, degree Of confidence and friendship,
winch manv of his fellow-citizens would delight to
acknowledge. Mr. Smith was waited upon recently
10 ascertain whether it would be agreeable for him
70 receive complimentary visit from his friends.
He gave them the assurance that such visit would
be cordially received from all who were disposed
to favor him with tall.
wednesday evening Of next week was fixed upon
as tne time when those OF our fellow-citizans who
ieel disposed to participate in this social entertan-
ment are affectionatey invited to visit the Rev. Mr.
smith at his house, the first door south of the NJ.
e. Church.
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r4.The most remarkable cure ever known, was
that of Mrs Harriet Rowe, OF Stanton, Ohio, in the
last stage OF consumption,ater Physicians had pro-
nounced her incurable by the use Of the celebrated
Or Rogers syrup Of Liverwort and Tar. All persons
afflicted with this heretofore incurable disease are
invited to get pamphlet from the Agent who sells
the medicine, and peruse her own statement OF the
cure eaected. See advertisement In another COL
umn. Sold By c. ". Bodsmsnns Burlington, iowa.
DUNE sftaN on, sor 5a,s u osys Drug store
4 cO:as. yensesoo and leslr - dec ~ 20
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NEW GOODSii

n NJ. EWING * CO.. have received and are o.
-. pening large and handsome stock Of merchan-
disc comprising almost cry Style, cid al-
ity Of Staple and Fancy Goods and notinLs desirable
in this market, all or which they are oering ~
~ reduced prices: and if low prices areahy
ment to purchasers, they fatter themselves that
they cannot fail to please, they determined
not to be undersold by any house in Burlington.
sept 81, i543 ID. NJ. E.-e Go
FLATS AND CAPS cases Fashionable besver
L Il and mole-skin hats; dog fine Otter esls;
dog fine seal caps; dog fine musk do
~ do mems cloth, plush and glazed do
do hoy's do do do do
For sale low by fscp 2U d. M. EWING q Co
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you are requested tn attend meeting in the Hall
over LrxE PALMEn's Store, on Main street. on FRI
day evening next at past O'Clock, on business Of
Importance
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.


RY virtue Of deed of trust executed by John D..
- Jones and Mary, his wife, to the undersigned
Trustee, dated February 9Th, iS4s, and recorded In
the Recorders Office OF Des Moines ty. State of
Iowa. in the record Of Mortgages. No. g. page ~,
which said deed conveyed Ill the right, title, irtef-
est and claim OF the said Jones and wife in and to
the following describ. real estate, situate III said
county, to wit: the or Of the n wqr Of section
twentysix, (2G) in township seventy one (7D north
of range four, west. and also the north half of the
s or Of section twenty-five, fs5) in township Sc
ventyone. an north of range four, ~ west which
said lands conveyed to the undersignedto Sc
the payment Of certain note in said deed spe-
CITED, which said note is due and unpaid, by reason
Whereof and hy authority of said deed and at the re-
quest Of the owner Of sad note, the unters ened,
Trustee. will. on Monday the 22d day of January,
ls49, at the Cl rk's office in said county, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, A.. and P. NJ. of said
day, sell for cash to the highest bidder the foregc-
ing described rea. estate. A. d. GREEN,
January II, ISl9-tds Trustee.
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Commercial.

I3.TnE DlrFEREKcE.-The ordinary Oin'ments
and iniments il il well known, are severe and par.
tial in their operation. sloan's oinments are mild
yet thorough-it reaches and removes the cause,
hence it gives real and permanet relief For purity,
and thoroughness, sioans
Ointment excels and is rapidly superseding all 9TH
er ointments and liniments now in use.
All the medicines advertised by w. B. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woosey Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars Sloan's column of adver-
isemenfS.
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DASTE BLACkING-l0 gross for sale on COM
! mission, very low at Gays Drug Store corner of
Jefferson and Main SITS dec IS, '3S
NHATCHES-oO gross Matches ct manufacturers
IvI prices. for sale at Gays Drug Store dec %
Inn rs. fancy style Cassimeres and sattinetts.
w just received and for sale very cheap at the
Burlington Emporium by scoIr,WHITEHEADk Co
4 n p. blue, black and assorted co's French and
III English broad Cloths. just opened and for sale
byunusuelly (ow prices q the Bnrlisgton EFparSun
n idee ia Scc.r, wnhTEtsE - = co
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IrWINTER FEvER.-Many persons, who have
been exposed TO the influences Of malaria, during
the past summer ard fall, and have thus been sub
ject to all the disposng causes Of Bilious or In
termttent fever. but have resisted the first in1ica
tions of the triumph of disease over the resisting
forces Of the vital energies by taking preventive
medicnes-have still the seeds Of disease lurking
in their blood. The sJanuary thaws" and sudden
changes in this month"; bring out these latent roi-
sons that hve been lurking in the SYSTEM and that
terror OF every inhahtant in the West and South,
,cinfer eucr, prostrates the patient, ard death
often ensucs. Now, if DR. Bragg's Anti Bilious Su-
gar Coated Pills had been freely administered in
tmc--folowed by his Tonic pills. the p tient might
have been well in three days-and long suffering,
and perhaps life saved-as thousands caEteshfy.
&. w. Bodemann snd J. F. TalaEt agents Bur-
lin.tOn Iowa.
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"ReWare Of Ceunferfeiters. ),

1AVlNG determined on moving in the Spring to
IL California, am selling of my entire stock
of select Fancy and Staple Dry Goods At COST.
A few who have found my unprecedented low pri-
ces to draw their customers and seriously Interfere
with their customary profits. and the only expe-
dent to save themselves have resoted to cop, ing
my sign, tufnot prices, they not possessing ORR
ginal idea themselves.
would say to all No. 2, BUENA VISTA, which
in the Spring is to be transferred to San Francisco,
is the only original, where Great Bargains are to
be had. 7-Selang Ell at Cost. and no Mistake.
would call the attention OF House-keepers to my
stock Of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Table Cloths;
Table Damasks and Diapers;
Long Shawls, French MeIiho, ETC., ETC.,
and large assortment of seasonable Goods too nu-
merous to mention within the limits Of an adver.
tisement.
But would say come one, come all, as from my
heretofore acknowledged low prices, great deduc-
tons will be made, which will give purchasers I'M
precedented Bargains. Come and see, as pledge
myself to sell on the above Terms.
burlington. Jan. 1. 1S49 John FULLERTON
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so do black and fancy Alpaccas;
90 dog buck mitts and gloves;
100 doz assorted wooden comforts;
200 lbs. white and colorea skein cotton; Tor sale
at greatly reduced prices by $40 W r CooLnAoGH
n-s-EyTRA ORDINARY-( Cure Of Body and Mind.
Philadelphia, Jan. eth, 1916.
DR. d. Jayne-Dear Sir:-JustiCe compels me to
make the following statement Of the extraordinary
effects of your valuable medicine-the Alternative.
I certify that my wife afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease baieat he SKIN
of several eminent physicians, and after ndng thdt
every means that were used failed to relieve her,
concluded to place her in the Pennsylvahia Hospital
ho ing that the care and treatment she would there
receive from the physicians in that institution, sac
might again be restored to health. But TO my great
disa,nointment she grew verse, and became entire
ly derangcd in her mind, and Twas Obliged TO take
her home again ssincurable and bereft OF reason.
will here mention that at this time the more pronl-
nent symptoms OF her disease were Dyspepsia and
Liver Conpaint attended with sickness OF the sto-
mach and vomiting Of very offensive fGtid nucns,
mains in the head. back and stomach and In the re-
rion Of the neart, with violent attacks OF conc, a
trouble some cough from large quantities oil ph!egni
in her throat, which kept her continually gaggEa anu
retching TO throw il up. She had no appetite, and
was very weak. She also suffered very much from
uterine disease BY which she was confined to her
bed Add to all the above, the deranged state OF her
mind, (Which at this time was truly awful) and you
will he able to form idea Of her afftit tions.
nv the advice Of friend we commenced giving
her your Alternative, in the doses of tea-spoonful
three times day, and found that il helped her. We
also gave her your Vermfuge to increase her arpe-
tito and the Sanatve Pills to regulate her bowels.
She adj not taken two bottles of the Alternative, be
fore it perated upon her in a wonderful mlnn"r, fill
ing her face with small rcd implies. and caused her
to expectorate large quantities. OF corruption before
which, her breath was offensive we could not re-
n,sin' in the room with her unless the doors were
open. Finding the Alternative doing her so much
rood we increased the dose according to the direc-
lions, and she continued to improve daily, until II.
naly she was restored to health in body as we'll as
in mind!
hope you will delay no time in laying this before
the rubic willing to be qualified at any time
to the truth of the above statements and that it was
your Alternative which cured her.
SAMUEL FIELDS. Bedford above Marlboro st.
The above is from awell known and worthy cti-
zen of Kensirgton, and member Of the Methodist
! Church. ahd hundreds of families in that neighbor
hood will testify to the truth Of his statement.
Prepared only by DR. d. Iavne, Philadslphia, ant
sold On agency by c. w. Bodemann, druggist, Bur
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DRANDEThN Pills, COZ stn ls on N5A, "
ID Ncv %, as PAEEoys, Corr PAh.Nss, Ats
.n fACHACEs Shoes snd Boots, Just oIeI n :
nv and for sile yesy.low At tie Burlington In
pcrt,i-n by, ,dee Isl SOON TEIrrRE AZ 4 O.
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Millinery and Mautua Making.

Chicago Retreat for the Insane.
THIS building having recently been enlsrg.
E:: ed, the friends Of the insane respectfully
-'s-s<. Informed that few additional patients can
now be received. For terms Of adns sion, appli-
cation may be made to DR. MEAD,
Chicago ILL.,, Dec. II, 1s48 Superintendent.
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|.RIER& BURGE, would call the attention ofthe
I public to their stock of sTOVES, how on hard
consisting Of Air-tight, Parior, Cook and Tcatirg
stoves. Main street above Jefferson IDcc i4,'<6
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: An fkD-Ih ne unaer sigHca will pay the hiyn.
W esiprices paidin the market for Pork, Wheat,
Corn. Oats, Barley. Beans Flax Seed Dry Hides
and Wax. Those indebted to them VIM Garrett
4 Co., can pay their notes or accounts with either
Of the above articles.
Dec. Z, 1898 Cox, GARRETT Co
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THE Subscribers request all persons indebted to
them either by note or book account to call and
pay promptly by the LIST of January next. Pork and
wheat will be taken on account or for Goods. II is
hoped all persons interested will attend to this
ticc. We mean what we say, we want cash or its
equivalent. SWAN < BUERSTLER
Burlington Dec Ia, lSiS (Gaz copy
Millinery and Mantua Making.
HFa MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
e. * Ladies' of Burlington and vicinity that she
va still continues the Millinery and Aan.na ma k
ing business in its various branches at her resi-
cence on the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will be done to
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
with call. variety Of
Fancy Articles,
will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnets,
Hoods, Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Collars, Borders, Egings, Silk Laces, Grapes,
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobbin. French
and linen Floss,spool and skein thread, sewing sil
silks, satins and velvets, side and tuck Combs
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, cord, whaebune etc.
HE-All orders from distance promptly attend
ed TO. Burlington, Dec. ID, 1913
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fail and Winter G<iOds.
1NoX GARRETT & CO., have just received from
~ New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore very
large and splendid assortment Of Dry Goods. Hard
ware. Queensware, Boots and shoes lsts, CPS Ton-
nets, Ready made Clothirg, etc.. etc.. which Trey
will sell wholesale and retail very ehesr fer C.skor
produce Call and examine our &C DDS end prices be-
fore purchasing. burlington. sort. ~. 1878