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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
NEW YOR K.
GRAND BANQUET OF HONOF

GRAND BANQUET OF HONOR.
New York, March N.-Lnrd Waller Camp.
bell, who resides in ibis city, gave O. grand
banquet this evening at the Travellers CLUB
in bonor of the marriage Of his brother, The
Marquis of l.orne. Among the guests were
Mr. Archibald, British Consul, Cyrus w. Field
aud L. G. Watson. The decorations were the
rose and feather.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
WA-HsNGTON.

WASHINGTON, Mar. N.-Secretary Belknap
to day sent 10 the Seuate request that the ar
my law OF the last Congress be modified 80 that
revised army regulations need not be submitted
to Congress for approval but shall be valid
of War and President
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
TROOPS AT THE soUrH.

President Grant stated to day to the South
Carolina delegation, including Senators Saw.
yer and Robertson, that four COM Panies OF cay
airy now on the way to that State should re.
main there long enough to restore peace and
secure obedience TO the laws, even shou d they
b. thus employed during the remainder OF the
administration. The statement of the Presi
dent was entirely satisfactory to the delega.
tiop
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Valuable Real = state at Auction.

I'm TUESDAY the 2sih day OF March AZ 1e1-t
OU'clocS NJ We shall sell the properly No &
Bra,ie ST. said property consists OF two aud
une bai story double house. Each part contains
eiev finished M and large VI finished att cs.
Good cellar cistern. wOod-h uses &c. Lot S8x3i ft.
vii b passage way in con mon. THIS 10 a valuable
piece property for investmen The entire proper
ty rs under good rent aud will Pay large per cent
ag- the amount invested.
Sale positive, as tie owner is going 10 leave the
State.
Terms at sale.
mr2l I'd F.O. BAILEY & Co.. AIct'rs
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

WE understand Mrs. Bbber, the Blind Clair
voyant, on and after Monday the 9th All
that are sick and afflicted will do well to give
her call. Her cures are wonderful.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

1 A HARD VoYAGE.-A letter from Cant. f.
A. G. Bacon, OF brig Hattie e. Wheeler which
sailed from this port for St. Pierre, Martini
ique, dated March 10th, was received by the
owners. Messrs. Phinney & Jackson, yester-
day. Capt. Bacon states that he experienced
terrible voyage out On the 18th of Febru-
airy, five days out. he experienced tremend-
GUS gale in lat. 1920, lou. 81 W., which blew
into perfect hurricane, stripping the vessel of
all the sail she could carry aud shaking her
from keel to truck. Shipped tremendous sea
which carried away the wheel and two seamen
that were at it; also swept away skylight and
biDuacle, staving the doors and windows in
the cabin and carrying away the main boom,
gait and sails, and in TACT all attached to it !;
stavipg carved work on stern, starting deck
fore and aft the house, breaking rails, &c, and
filling the cabin with water-the vessel coming
to on the port tack and rolling Tremendously
the water going from side to side in the cabin
staving everything in it. The provisions and
stores were washed about, and all the vessels
and captains papers were washed away. All
of the clothing of the captain and his wife and
children were ruined, together with charts and
books. % that condition the vessel lay about
three hours. AT last tue mate and steward
succeeded in cutting holes through the cabin
floor and letting the water off-the sea Break
ing over the vessel, staving the small boat to
pieces and badly damaging the large one. In
that condition the vessel lay until after mid
night The captain was standing along side
the pinnacle with rope attached to him aud
fastened. He was thrown fIom side to side
when he succeeded in dropping on deck and
getting TO the after companion way, his left
thigh, armand right foot being badly bruised.
Notwithstanding these results he succeeded in
getting his vessel into st. Pierre on the LIST oil
March, where he would repair the vessel, take
in cargo and return home.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BOTTLE BABIES, 25 cts. each at Coga Has
sans. mr16eod1w
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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE. COLUMN

SPECIAL NOTICE. COLUMN.
press Goods, &C.. Turner Brothers.
Cp outer ..Jatan Tea Store.
Caucus. Deering.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lectures. City Hal. :. Prof Denton.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For Sale Cow.
For Sale. Hosery and Glove Store.
Cook Wan,ed
Girl or Women Wanted,
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mar20th- eod&w1w

'TIRED NATURES SWEET REsToRER BALMY
SLEEP" Bot there are times when this Re
newer of Strength" is denied US, times when
our minds and bodies have been over-worked
and are SO worn out that we "woo the drowsy
God in vain" The Peruvian Syrup (all Iron
Tonic) rerews our strength and makes our
rest sweet and refreshing.
mar2Ost-d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

LADIES wishing to have nice Stitching and
bringing done will not fail to call at Mr.
HoDbs's sewing machine rooms No - Market
Square. The work is superior. mar1S-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Dedication of the New Hall Of the Port
land Army and Navy Union.

Not~iths anding the exceedingly uppropi-
tlous State of the weather last evening, the
hearts of the members OF the Army and Navy
Union were cheered with the presence of quite
large aud brilliant auditory at the opening of
| their new and beautiful hall, which was hand
| somelv decorated With American flags. Span
n ng gracefully the centre were the folds Of the
| red, white and blue, and the walls were also
curtaiued with the national ensign. On the
right side of the hall foated large American
eagle, and above rose shield. Behind the
| Presidents desk was another flag, prettily ar
| ranged and suspended over it was the eagle.
The balcony was neatly dressed with flags,
with a cannon grouped with muskets, sur
mounted the whole. Below, in golden letters,
were the initials of the Union, and little
above was an appropriate military design.
The exercises com menced with the introduce
ton of Sbaw's Quartette Club, who gave one
of their charming songs to the delight of the
audience. AS tho President. DR.. Gordon, es i.
corted Gen. Chamberlain and Mayor Kings.
bury to the platform the Portland Band play
ed one of their best selections, after which Dr.
Gordon made some appropriate Introductory
remarks. He observed that the object for
which the union was organized was ia nre.
serve that pure spirit of patriotism which was
developed IN our great national struggle, and
10 preserve that proper bond of fellowship
Which was awakened and kept alive in the con-
hIct At the conclusion of the Presidents re-
marks, he very gracefully presented General
chamberlain, who alluded to an anecdote re-
lated by the President after which he remark
ed that it was with great pleasure that be par
ticipated in the exercises of the hour. He
then spoke of the decoration and said that that
thing brought wildly to mind memories that
were dear and precious to all. The General
spoke at some length of the many potent OBJ
jects which such an organization promoted and
the sentiment it inspired; sentiments which
has held the life of nations. He alluded to
France, and observed that if she had been true
to her nobest sentiment of manhood and wo-
manhood she would not have been in tears to-
day. In conclusion, he spokeof the great flu
ture of this nation, and said that other nations
were watching us from over the seas He paid
a beautiful tribute to woman, and congratulate
ed the Union their success, urging them to be
always thus banded together for the defence of
true principles.
The Generals address was replete with elo-
quent diction and choice thoughts. At its close
the band gave another air. His Honor, the
Mayor, was next introduced aud made an ap-
propriate speech. He observed that the hall
had been twice dedicated, once by the Chris
tian Association to the service of the Prince
OF Peace, and now by the Union to the same
service. promenade concert and the par
taking of some elegant refreshments, prepared
in excellent style by Mr.. George Webster,
closed this inpnus occasion
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TIE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY

Ey-Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early an the day as possible. Ad-
refreshments to appear Monday mornino should ne
sem in Saturday, mo. Sunday
Free Religious Notices must be conf IN no
early as Friday NOON
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

If the United States should buy Cuba the
island would never produce finer cigars Tor the
people than Kinds keeps under the Prebe
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

1HE ADELPHIANs.-The storm last night af.
iec,ed all the places of amusement, but never
toe'ess tnsre was good audience present at
tue theatre to witness the drama of "Miriam's
or'"e aud the farce OF the ''spitfire." The
two plays were excelentls performed bv thu
company. might Mr.. Hairs benefit takoo
place, and we hope to see a crowdsa hnasa
For the evenings attraction we call o,,aD.:'
TO the advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

FRESH stock of Spring Shawls open at Cogia
Hassons
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

I)URSUANT to a license from the Judge ot Pro-
baie. shall sell pubic auction. on SATrP-
DAY. the eigh cen day oil March, A. ISL, I Il
'c ck Doon al the auction room Of L. o Bailey 81
Co., all the inter's st OF the estate or D. NJ. Mar
re Z, deceased, in ne following property:
Lie sch Anne Freeman.
Is 6 FL Dresser,
l. @ " 1ookaiita.
l.8 " Old Chad.
Lie " Kate McC,intoek.
is " George W. Pierce.
1-s " y. NJ Marrett.
Lila (saZslle
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

VIcKs' Flower Seeds and Floral Guide for
sale at Sawyer & Woodford's, 119 Exchange
St mar16-eod2M
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THE new silk curls, perfect imitation of
hair, at Cogia Hassan.
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To the Editor OF The Press:

A very pleasant affair came off at West Gray
last FRIDAY evening. 1t wa, the occasion o
the celebration of the crys tai wedding OF Mr.
aod MIS-. G.. d. Weeks. About Que hundred
of the good people IT Gray assembled, brinain:
with them presents to the value of more thar
$125 some of which were very beautiful, glas
and china were predominating. After partak
ing of oysters, ice cream, fruit and other re
freshments in Douutious supply, the Captain
Was IN his best vein and "let bimself ont"
Rev. A. s. Mclean conducted the devotion
al exercises and remarks were made by Rev
f. Bean and w. H. Vinton, ESQ. Some tint
pieces OF music were sung by Mrs. Augusta
Sunson and others, assisted by Miss Ella Mer-
rill on the organ. At II clock the company
lett for home all feeling that it was one of III,
most eDjoy ape affairs of the season land an
sure the occasion was one that will never b,
forgotten by my good friends Mr.. and Mrs
Weeks.
GRAY, March 90 Fl.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

CHILDREN whose brain Development is I'M
usually large in comparison with the body, are
most frequently singled out for premature
resting place. Why is this? Simply because
the functions OF the body are too lrail to supply
the waste going on in the brain consequent
upon active intelligence. FELLOWS Com
POUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHlTEs is so re-
pared that it imparts the vital principals d.
rectly to the brain, while it assists in develop
ing vigorous and robust body.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

LESTER under Fluent's Hail, is prepared
W .uin'sn all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
ofean ano oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weuu'nes' private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. i,n11ooa,r
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

SAWYER g. WooDFoRD, 119 Exchange ST.,
have Peters prepared Food for restoring cana
nv birds to song, also a choice lot of Male and
Female canaries maI16-eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

Jo8 PRINTING. your orders for JOB
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

SOMETHING NEw.-Pins in book form, all
sizes 10 one book. A large invoice received
to-day at Coga Hassan's, direct from the
,nanne,,turers mI16tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

PERSONS having sewing machines to he re.
paired would do well to give Mr.. Hobbs n cal,
at No II Market Square, over Glson's Anotb.
ecary His work and prices give general sat-
isfacfion
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

The NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cues than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress ST.. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Marriage Of the Princess Louise an
the Marquis of LOrne.

WINDSOR, March 21.-[World special The
we lther is charming and the marriage OF Prin-
cess Louise mas been celebrated with bril-
liancy. AT eleven o'clock the ministers am
bassadors, nobility aud clergy and BRIDE
eroom's family were admitted to the royal
chanel. At twelve o'clock ten royal carriages
with all the members of the Queens family
aud other royal personages lett the Queen =
gate at Windsor palace and proceeded 10 the
south entrance of the chapel, where they were
received by the Lord Chamberlain and con-
Quoted to places on the bautpes. AT 1915 the
bride accompanied by the Queen and suite in
five carriages arrived at the west entrance OF
the chapel, where they were joined by the
bridesmaids, and moved up the nave amid
music bv the choir The bride was supported
by the Queen, the Prince OF Wales and Duke
of Sax Coburg, bridesmaids, ladies Camp
bell, Cecil, Butler, Montague, Gordon. Len.
nox, Sey mour and Fitzeerald. The bride was
seated on the lett of the altar with the Queen
near at hand.
The ceremony here was performed by the
Bishop OF London in choral style, the Queen
giving the bride away At the END of the last
prayer royal salute was fired from the ar,ll-
cry in Windsor Park and the enests repaired
to he castle for luncheon, The bride and
BRIDEGROOM departed at three O'Clock for Clare
mont for the honeymoon.
Ablut ten thousand guests witnessed the
ceremony. The grounds of the castle we're filled
with immense crowds and at Windsor en- fett
the Marquis of Lorne wnre the uniform of the
Argyleshire artillery. The Bishop OF LoLdou
was assisted ny the Bishops of Oxford, Win,
chester aud Worcester. Tonight there will
be a grand banquet and the ci.tle will be il
Illuminated: The festivities will contine two
days.
ENGLAND AND THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDfRACY
LONDON, March N.-Earl Granville denied
IN the House OF Lords tonight that there was
any truth VIA ever in the otatement ascribed
TO Baron Gerolt that Russian influence alone
pIevented the recognition of the Southern
Contederacy during the war in the United
States. He declared that as a member of Pal
merston and Russell Cabinets, be could say the
propos ton to r-cog nize the South was nrvel
even entertained The Duke If Somerset con
hrmed Lord Grauville's statement.
West Uudics.
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO.
HAVANA, March, q Gen. IsequierdO ba:
been appointed Governor of Porto Rico II
place OF Gen. Baldrich, resigned,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

OPEN To DAY-New stock of Japanese Sill
at IS cents per yard at Cogia Hassan's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

E2tTuIUT SdIt OI Veal SIdtes
DURoUAN q to a license IRON he Judge OF Pro-
bate tor the County of Cumber and, I shall sell
at public auction, ON the premises, MON
pay, tue twenty. seventh day OF March, 1871, al
IS Chestnut stree, Portland. Said premises belong
ing to the estate oil Edward Robin son. deceased.
Terms Cash. &m. h. JERKS Executor.
+. o. BAILEY Il CO., Auctoueers.
Portland. February 20. 1871. 1aM3W MO n mr6
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r., *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioueer

.,o s,s Congress ST., will sell every evening
n JarSe assortment Il s APPLE and Flncy Gnods.
Goo1s wnI be solU ufing the day in lots 10 su
,rcbasers al who esale p ees Cash advaI ced on q
escriptioas OF goods ConsgnmenIs not limited.
February II. 1868. dit
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

SPLENDID new line of perfumes and hair
oils received to day at Coga Hassan's.
mra16 IF
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Real Estate on spring Street at
Auction!

I'm WEDNESDAY Ma CHI 29-h, at 3 p n, We
" shall sell the valuable property No i4I Srrng ST.
Sail properly CONSISTS OF Two story Moden House,
containing eight rorms. good Closets, ana cel'ar.
Plenty OF hard ami soft Also a one aud half
story house in rear OF above, contains tour rooms.
GooJ cellar, plenty OF water, SC. Lot contains about
$3.50 square teet. This properly Is pie sanity located
and Is valuable Tor ivelstmen- or occupancy.
Sale positive as owner is gong 10 leave the State.
TENS at sale.
mr2ld +. o. BAILEY & CO., Auetopeers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
DIR. CURTIS ON"MANHOOD.,

Medical Essay the cause and cu'e OF Prema-
ture Decline Ner PLY steal Debility, Spei ma
tCrrb9a, Sedentary Lille. Excess, Overiaxed Consu =.
tnti Abuses OF the system, &c &c. 1t gives clear
synopsis OF he impedimen,s to N irage, ami the
ei.s there he results CT 20 Yeas successful
pracIice BY f. DE +. CUnt Is, VI. d. f. Il. g. s.. q ;,
'Lurtis on MaDnou1." sboull be read by the young
for It's ms ructiop, and by the afn u &c OF
srtfe
1ere is no member Of society BY whom this book
eepor or clergyman. London Times. p's'
>, Price 81 20 by mail. Address DIR. Curtis, No Q
fremont Place, Boston, Mass. mrss,a noJ . .
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

REAL Hair Switches and Curls at Cogla
Hassans. wv
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Barn at Auctioni

I'M WEDNESDAY, March 29tr, at ton O'CLOCK A.
" NJ, We shall self the Barn Oh lot No % S'ate g,
Sail building is 26x20 is in prime eondl'ieh ana
can easily be converted into tenement oui Jung OF
store. Further puticnars civ U AZ sac ..,.-
mr2ltd f.. BAILEY & Gu, Aucuoneers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
Administrators Sale,

Ef- The following sale is p'siponed to STATUE
DAY, the twenty-nnh day OF March, &C ~ o'clock
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AUCTION SALES.
Large stock of Dry ard Fanc-
Goods at Auction.
AT OFFICE Ii EXCHAfIlE STREET

COMMENCING on wEDN ESDAY March 2aud.
~ az 10 NJ, ana continue every Gay az 10 A. 81,
AMI T NJ, until sold. The stock consists OF besv.
ers, CassImeres. Tw-eds. ack 4Jpacca ard O. her
Dress 6ooas; Brown. Bile .ched. Loom and 4
oamask in al ,alities. Table Napkins and Uoyiee,
D3mask ard Hucka uck Towels. Handker biefe.
Ladies' ami Gems Hosiery aud ,i,ovrs Cutlery, AL
"s, ioiltt SOAPS, tse,her with large vaiisty Of
o her goods.
These roods have not been opensi but we are %.
sured By the c'nsig that stock contains some
very choi.e gods anh Is part n bankrops stock.
Our orders are to sell without reserve.
ER-Ladies Invited 10 the sale. Sc ats tree
mrzl-td f. y BAILEY s. co +, AuctIs
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f O e EIG N :.
FRANCE.
THE INSURRECTION AT A STAND
STILL.
Terms Dictated to the Government
THE RMovAt OF THE DEPOSITS.

The Revolt Denounced by the Assembly
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Brief ,DOtfuugs.

The heavens opened and the rain descended
yesterday in floods. Thermometer 800 at 10 A
NJ. 1t was the line storm.
The chief signal officer at Washington sug-
gests that the B, ard of Trade should appoint
a committee of two of its members to assist the
department in furnishing valuable information
in relation to the weather through the sergant
stationed at this post
Fathers and mothers will bear in mind that
Mr.. Russ b. Walker, the celebrated dancing
master from Boston, commences his class al
Lancaster Hall this afternoon. An exhibition
OF his styles will be given at IL P. NJ, to-day
and all interested are cordially invited to be
present.
We hope our citizens will bear in mind the
benefit to Mr.. John Hall at the theatre to-
night. Mr.. Hall is avery excellent actor in
his line of business; has given our theatre-go-
ing people the best series of theatrical perfor-
mances they have witnessed for some time at
considerable expense to himself, and is desery-
ing hearty recognition on that account. A
spleudid bill is offered.
The young lady who dropped her hustle on
the stairs OF the Printers Exchange can recover
it by proving property on application at the
the composing room Of this office.
The suits for the masquerade are being rap.
idly taken up They are the best ones we have
seen this year. ..-fl
The city clerk married two colored citizens
in his office yesterday afternoon.
Harry Browns painting Morning on the
Northern Coast which was to have been RAT
fed last evening. will be drawn at Hale's this
evening. the rattle having been postponed ow-
ing to the weather.
All those persons who held tickets to the
Conservatory Concerts who live out of town
and were prevented from attending last night
by the storm will find them good tor the next
one.
A sewer overlooked on Commercial street
yesterday inundatiDg the street, making bad
mess and cavng in the street in front of a
shop near the corner of Union street making a
bad hole.
Hawes & Cragin have received the "Folo"
for April
Ex-Governor Chamberlain is stopping at the
Ealmoufh
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

BLUES MAsQUERADE.-The arrangements
for the grand Masquerade Ball of the Mechan-
ic Blues, at City Hall, tomorrow evening are
full aud complete. The costumes, which are
rich and varied, have arrived and may be seen
at Mrs. Bonney's, No. 329 Congress street 1t
is said to be the best collection ever brought
into this State. Many selections have been
made from them, but there are plenty left and
the taste of all can be gratified THIS occasion
is intended to be the masquerade of the season
and eclipse anything that has taken place in
the State the present year. The Committee OF
| Arrangements are busy in carrying out the
| fine programme OF the entertainment.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

ACCIDENTAL little boy named John Kelly,
aged about ten years, while playing on Central
Wharf on Monday afternoon was acciden tally
pushed over by a companion and fell some
eight feet, striking on the rail of vessel-the
tide being out-cutting open his lips badly.
He was taken home by his friends.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

PORTLAND Sc ROCHESTER, RAILROAD The
Portland & Rochester Railroad Company
have contracted with George F. Hilchings OF
this city to distribute the sleepers, ballast the
road and lay the sleepers from Springvale to
Rochester. 1t is expected that the road will
be in good running order by the middle of
June through the entire length of the road.
The contracting party always comes up to
time, and does his work we'll, so that the citi-
items of Portland and vicinity are sure to
have new and desirable avenue for business
and pleasure opened early in the season. Ex-
oursioa parties from the city of Portland can
leave at O'Clock in the morning, in season
to take the cars at Rochester, N. H., uia the
Dover and Cocheco railroad for Lake Winnie
piseosee. At this point steamboats, will be in
READINGS for the most beautiful and desirable
trip that can be found in New England. The
boats run a distance of seventy miles, and
so expeditiously as to promise to excursion par
ties sale return to the city by early evening.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

NEW YORK. March 81 Euen,ng. ALI the markets
small changes in va ue cold clos. at li1t Clear
ancos OF 10 Jay having been little less than $685.
oov'VUo- governments dull and rather weaser.
ne f0llOwin We're fine cltsipp ouota, ions.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22
BRIGGS Ailavantor cures Catarrh.

BRIGGs' Pile Remedies are srncess If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

NEW YORK, March 21-H Morning. -Gold opened to-
gay at iilt Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange
1888 a ll08.