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Many waists are cut with low square
front and back, but high upon the shoulders
The demitrai is finished with narrow
knife-plaitings. The elbow sleeves are COM
pleted by deep frill of lace. Cascades of
fine plaitings give dressy appearance to
the drapery sides.
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GOOD WORDS FROM GEN. M. C. BUTLER
Senator M. c. Butler delivered an address
before the students of Due West College, s.
G., on the Sd inst, upon the duty of obedi-
ence to law, and with much other good ad-
vice said thus: How important is it that
we should be, of all others, a law-abiding
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FINANCIAL.


CINCINNATI July 13-1:so P. M.
Gold steady. The local rates are 1907 buving
and l0O% selling Gold checks on New York at
1907.
buying and Ito prem. selling.
Sterling dull and unchanged at 81 S71a per { in
gold for sight and 81 S413 for long
The following are the local rates for Govern
Toa apt
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Especial DISPATCHES to the Star. |

OIL CITY, Pa, July 1900 A. M--Aleghenv
River foot inches and falling. Weather cloudy
Thermometer G5o. Wind northeast
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. July 1910 A. M-Monon-
gahela River 4 feet and rising. Weather cloudy
Thermometer Wind northeast
CHARLESTON. W. VA. July 13-9 A. M.-Kana,
wha River fleet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and threatening rain. Thermometer s.
New ORLEANS, July 13-12:3O P. M.-No arriy-
ais. DEPARTURES for this evening: John A. Scud-
der for 81. Louis. River feet below high-water
mark. Weather clear and warm.
The river recedcd inches in the "A hours end
ing at noon to-day, with feet 10 inches in the
channel.
Weather partially cloudy and warm. Heavy wind
and rain storm early this morning Showery at
noon.
The following steamers were in port at noon
Bostona Potomac, Bonanza City OF Portsmouth,
Golden Crown, Paris c. Brown, Vint Shinklc
Cons Mllar, Gen. Lytle, Gen. Pike W. P. Thomp.
son, John L. RhOads.
Steamboat Movements.
The Potomac arrived this morning. and will ra
turn to Pomeroy this evening
The BOstOna will be the regular C. & O. R. T..
boat, leaving at p M for Huntington.
The Bonanza came down, and returned to Ports
mouth at noon.
Capt. E. f. Maddy's new Telephone will be here
evening.
The General Lytle will be the Mail boat leaving
this evening for Louisville.
The Paris c. Brown arrived yesterday from New
Orleans and will return next week.
The Fleetwood will be found at the foot OF
broadway to-day loading, to leave at p. m. for
Huntington.
The large, new and palatial Golden Crown, one
of the finest steamers in the West is loading and
will positively leave tomorrow for Greenville,
Vicksburg Natchez and New Orleans. Capt W
p. Walker is her worthy master and E. L. anG
Chant Shinkle are her at1abe clerks.
Capt Sterling c. Mclmtyre's fine and popular
Nint Shinkle is on berth loading and will leave
tomorrow without fail for Evansville Cairo and
Memphis direct and receipt passengers through TO
duced rates. Mr.. j. A. Lindsay presides in the
office
The punctual City of Portsmouth came down
this morning and will return to Chic at D. IN.
and attend to all way business.
The John L. Rhoads, en- route from Pittsburg to
St Louis arrived last night and will proceed
down the river this afternoon She discharged O
package OF freight here and added some.
TOWbOat Movements.
The Robt. PEBBLES leaves to-day for Pomcroy
with an empty tow.
The W. F, Gaylord left for Portsmouth this
BOat-hands' Gossip.
Business fair on the levee.
John and James Carroll will pilot the Vint Shin.
kle to Memphis and return.
rhe Mary Miller leaves St. Louis to-day for Gin
cinnati.
Wes. Conners and Joe Purcell will be the Golden
Crowns pilots to New Orleans She will get away
this evening with about 700 tons freight
For Pittsburg.
MONDAY, 18th at p NJ POSITIVELY.
~ h TELEPHONE, w. A. MadCy, Master.
For freight or passage apply on board
H1z7zazsssS or on Central Transit Wharfboat
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 18th, at 5 p, NJ, POSITIVELY,
6sT h GOLDEN CROWN. W. p. Walker, Mas.
1890 ssksss& ter. Apply on board, or to Royso Il
Guire, AgentA
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OUR NEW CELESTIAL ISITOR.-PrOf Lewis
Swift, of this city, has again won for him
self the distinguished honor of being the
dlscoverer of another comet He found it
at o'clock Sunday morning, July 7th.
His discovery was at once telegraphed to
the National Observatory at Washington,
and his dispatch was forwarded by cable to
Vienna. This is the second comet which he
has the honor of discovering. Besides these
he made third Independent discovery, and
he can, therefore, be said to be one of the
most successful comet-hunters living. He
wrote the following letter in regard to his
discovery:
ROCHESTER, July 7th 1878.
SIR-I have the pleasure of stating that
[ discovered telescope comet Sunday
morning at o'clock. Its position, as near
as | could estimate it, (for have no instru-
ment for measuring was in right ascension
seventeen hours and forty minutes Deci-
nation north eighteen degrees, moving
slowly southwest 1t is quite large, and not
50 faint as to prevent another observation
of it this Sunday evening, in presence of
moonlight. [ have received no telegraphic
announcement of its being seen elsewhere,
and presume the priority of discovery be-
longs to me. l have authorized the discov-
cry to be cabled to Vienna, from whence it
will be telegraphed to all the observatories
in Europe. Respectfully, LEWIS SWIFT.
The professor informs us this morning
that the comet is moving about half de-
gree day southwest and that probably it
will be visible for some time. He states that
there is a star-like nucleus in the center
but that there is no sign of tail Roches-
ter Express.
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 18th, at 8 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
, NJ n VINT SHTNKLE s. c. McIntyre. Mas
IsGSaSassS5 ter. Apply on board, or to Royse i
Mosset, Agents on n. o. Wharfboat
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CINCINNATI, July 132 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "a hours
Receipts Shipments.
'''iN'''' no
II Hogs gs.........................."."."". 562 60
heep............................. 993 2S21
HOGS-Market firm and quiet The demand is
fair and selling at So 75Q4 10 for common, s. 20
g4 so for fair to good, ana 81 TO for choice per
Genital gross.
CATTLE-Remain firm but not much demand.
No change in prices. Common 81 1902 25 fair to
good at s. 5O93 IS, and choice at 81 OO@4 25 per
GENITAL.
SIiEEP-Market steady and quiet Common to
fair at 81 25@3 and good to choice at $3 25G14 90
per Genital.
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For Louisville,

TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at u NJ. POSITIVELY.
e. h. VIRGIE LEE, W. H. Kirby, Master
s$SSsssesR&T at Apply on board, or to w. ]. Halgath
zRsasl.11lz14 northwest corner Water and Main Sts
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at4P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
e. l. the C. & o. r. r. Packet, BOSTONA,
lsasasss4st ]. Bryson, Master. Freightreceived on
= Wharfboat foot of Broadway. W.
Supt,
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
, ~ h. POTOMAC, James Kirker Master.
Aksk&fSI Freight received on Wharfboat, foot OF
= zszzzR broadway. w. Honshell, Supt
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SPECIAL HOTECEA.
nf now Nrlenms CItr WnIIronA


Onmpnnv No ~ Cnupl street New Orleans
Juno r, lR19- Cortin"aro No 257H in fnvor Of Miss
Ad"le JAckF0n for twenty-five shares Of tho
capital Atn"k Of this company. honring date
,Iununry = 1R7R having hoan lost or lnislnih,
notice is hereby given that unless the snm0 bN
produced ut this 01o0 within Thirdly days from
dnto hnrouf n now oortinouto will iaauo In Ilou
thnrNt + md said CortiflUHn No. 1910 ho declared
null and void
JOG i'm CO LEWIS pc"r"tnrv.
,,, ,.,
""""""hrIF@ HSH"''HiT" ARMY :"
l"hn"RH"n, M""hhh''" lnH'hntn' Dryhn09
FI" !, hMif tniln' 'H'iu" 81 LUZ fhSf '"hlEt
IA7@ Tho mnmhora If the Evn"utiv" Dammit
to" of this AEeo"inton nr0 n"iif"'l 10 moot NJ
lHG GrHvi"r street GA FRIDAY EVENING, Mt
u"lu"k, juno 7. 1879. JAMES lINftNN,
TX ON 10 Chairman.
All mNmh"ra Of III" Association nr" notified
that ~" certificates IT m"mh"rqhtr ~" r"ndy
for delivery. at III" sam" Uln"", wh"n"Vor "nll"d
for. jos II
.,.......,,
uuoetnI to a toud a mnoting over In vkne Hn
l""n THURSDAY EVENING. Mt Z" o'clock.
business important
Nv order rf Cumrnnlor0 EMILE j 0'HUTFN.
p5 u OWEN JAMESON N""r"t'UY
iloul. Virn PrnRIrInnt aud fhirfn~n Directors II
tn" lnuRinnn Department Of the iii" heeo-
citation Of America. to- servo for the ensuing
voHr. will |o holI at tho Department nt1lr0 on
MONDAY Jun" IT, IRiN, bot Wo"n tho hours Uf 10
a. N nuh T. N.
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M III H4HC
LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY,
FOR RENT.

Two RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
Rna'0n Cottage iat0 tho residence Of r. Sea-
ton, E~p Paes Chrislan, Mics, will be lot till
first Noyemb"r next. together W nh n large
melons. et" Milking COW and poultry. new
wharf and bath house, all In good order. will be-
let ut n reasonable ratio. HR tho present owner
desires to go North on business For further
particulars apply on tho promises adjoining
tho Jonas villa, East End, or to DR.. Carson, No.
400 GArnndal"t street 1e4 st.
N'0h RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FOR RENT
THE BLUE STORE,
Corner Of Decatur and UrsuEInes streets,
ALSO
THE STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Possession Riven on tho first Of July
Apply ut NO, 90 DECATUR STREET.
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A CARD.

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.ta.,4. ru ,,.,I NJ Al I uI,or
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tho ,orish or q, uorr uo o,uoors ma tho Mt
t,r,,o,, - ,,oo,I - ,I,ot e,it Tor Nrg gvrbor
Tn tho co,rso If tho Iriootion ! honoma eotia-
nod th,t NJ Allan b,I s,orinnoi INV yvifna in
toroe,e o,,,, in = o,,,,.o,soti,,,, will, ,phoa !
Tostor or r,onLIin an N,rI,v Nav ~ I ro-
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an, ,,otin,l I, aIgripg ro,,or az will aipn
this under dureaa uaod other langungo in
which rhararforIzod tho pronnnIfng "a a base
aud cownrdly assault ! hnn,lnd tho paper to
Mr. A. G. Alien. aud he aud his comp 4niona
left the room
went to 500 anvnrnI gnntlomon In Franklin
Immediately artor thia ocourrouoo. to whom
rotated the circumstance Of tho u -Rnult but
failed to obtain my tonior ~ ngsiatnnno to- ro-
drnaa tho wrongs. The following dnv 4. &
Alton arnrtod for Now UrIoana and came to tho
city on tho sam" hont md train "A R0on nf'nr
my arrival rs possible sent my frionda to him
with the following communication.
NEw OnLEANs, la, N " %, taja
MI A. G. Alien. city |Ioto. Now Orleans. Ia:
So. In consequence Of your nnndu"t townrd
mo on tho twonty -aovan'h instant nj tho law
| n IF I'm, bnt hyt ,,E
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caution - BemocFAte- conservative V"-
tors Of the fourtooonth word are n"tiliHd 'hnt
inc registration one" lht mo fNHhH'h'nh,n ~ llN
present woak will be- ut the corner Of htoad-
why ana LeVee Str0ME
Jndge.Thoa, II, El'i"tt;, ~ - ALL,
commissioners GOO, w. thiinU, W. ~ Nhho~
las
Al othHF registration IL nnAilthOfiHfn Nv mo
CentrnI Club. and q" void, =. .,n,,,,,,
r. y tAl'htSbI,,
jos President C"ntrm cub.
nucct,s No,,,r gao sIvtv xy,rH ucpIs
trntinn ONO" will romuyo ON FRIDAY, tn" soy
"n'h instant. tin" TIL ,on "Iuh room. corner
81 hA'nrntt mnI G7P,hN"iN 81 '"s ana l''hh!
open hh'!l M'N1At inclusive" hnh - ~ !"
= III ana from , to" = m. %" y
r., ,no u.o,,cc,o,,, s,o,,so.,o,,,c vn,,rs
If ,hn WIN, WITT rI,n r'I',',',i,,' ho'' hnnn
,,,l,, 81 w. H., VIII, i - r., IL H. ,,,,,L
w. nv '"''p ''''8 '" 'o'7 "'''"'
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Attention TscmoeratiC and Conservative
nrIoo will ho DPI5N DAIIY from X a m L.
t'pruor IF 81 ihnrIca md MnIporuono glrecFg
from June ~ Juno y iunluafv"
{ ,rnpr Of NrIprmnur and Whffo eFrcofe from
Juno f. in juno 70 innIugivn
Corner 1t Oranpn and Trhorrr nuIae qfrpofq
from Juno ~ 10 juno yG tnrIuGi vo
Any pnreou not rngirrorn, IN tho ward be-, ks
onnnn1 vnt" ut tho rr1rnnry ni"otione
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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

nIAHOLUTTON OF OPARrN ERSHIP-THE
- partn9IehiU heretofore eKisting between
Afford, MARTIN Il co, is this day dissolved
by limitation.
Either membor Of tho late firm ia authorized
to sign in liquidation.
Afford. MARTIN b CO..
Int 10 i3l BHr0nne street.
FF'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing bot ween tho undersigned. under
the style of j. LEVOTS h JAMESON, has been
dissolved by not passed. before Mr.. Z, Hrlma on
the twenty second May 1879.
MIR J. LEVOIS having purchased the entire
Interest Of Mr.. D. JamisJn In said firm will as
sumo all Of its liabilities and will continue the
business, as heretofore. for his own account
and IN his own narne at tho Same store, No. 12G
Canal street J. LEVOIS,
d. JAMESON.
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/ All If the deitna"eS and substtnttala OF IN"
cutstne nt losS than city prizes al the Fete
Ghampetre. Carroll On Gardens.
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s+nvcrmeHnen. GnmnnnnL"nn. rtn

WANTED BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE
W and good education. situation ~ gov
"rn"R9. to teach young chilir"u. or NOR" nd
vnn""d pnrile: IL "npnhI" "f taking "hargN u
md trimming the minds Md mu"nNra of young
ri la, Address II. j.. Ppatoi1l"N l. x No. 1856.
lrG IT.
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nres.mnkers md ncamstreases.

WANTED A SITUATION AZ SEAM
W @r"pR hV ono who Understands sowing
on mn"hIn" end by hond we'll. Please addroea
NLAAINIELHA- lhi4 . lllnM- IL n
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- EFERRING TO THE AB~YE HAVE
~ pleaeure In recommending my successor to
my friends and tho patrons Of the late firm Of
J. LeVota h JamisOn, and respectfully ask for
him continuance Of their patronage.
mV24 Nv y. JAMESON.
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Contraction at M End.


WAsUINGToN. May %. Secretary Sherman
has decided to construo literally tn" bill pro-
hhting the further contraction Of legal ton
der notes Mr. Fort. who is the author Of the
bill, tclcgraphCd to Treasury GilttiIan TINS
morning asking him how many dollars We're
ready to be retired from circulation under the
operation of the resumption act He replied
81 GQ609G Mr.. Fort subsequently visited TIA"
Treasury Department and learned from ScCr"-
tary Sherman that although these notes had
been prepared for destruction, and had al
ready been punched, an equal amount of new
notes will be ISSUED at tn" Sum" time, 80 that
the outstanding circulation will not bc re-
iucnd during the present month The notes
will be cancelled on Friday. 1t the Senate had
postponed action upon this bin two or thr""
DAYS longer the outst ndjng legal tenders
would have been reduced by more than n
million on the first Of June.
The popular verdict If the tray ling public is
that the tjntonn8 10 H0'cl Phtlad"tuhIa. cannot
he pxceIled by any other house ia the Quake T
City. "
All If tho dpIipaaiaS and Substinti nGa OF tho
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a. V. FLOTTE. Judge.

The People of the Third Ward viii he
uNaaod to learn that Mr.. Tom Ward has con
H"ntrI - rUR hF hTHUftrtHt0 II trt7 H-tt7tHti+t
and Conservative pnrtV for tho prneidrncy Of
tn" Central Grub. Mr.. Wizard is not q nnndidnte
for tho Fhri"yalty or any other office in the
gft Of tn" p"Opln: his only object In allow
ing the u20 Of his nnm0 Is to assist the lnbpr-
ing mon to got nmplOymont
I"1 1917 MANY FRTFND9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-31
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The Newborry Herald says the new
stock law gives Almost universal salts
faction in that county.
A bale Of cotton was sold in the
Abbcville market last week at four
cents a pound.
Dir. John Boyd, Of Chester, killed a
hog last week weighing l,15s pounds.
1t was not one Of tho 'snative breed"
80 much admired by Judge Mackoy.
Two colorcd women in Anderson
recently offered to sell their children.
two boys six months old, to the circus
for $50 each.
A six-ycar-old buck was brought
into Columbia last week, from the
lower end of Richland county, and
sold for sevon conts pound.
Ex-Gov. M. L. Bonham has been an
pointed BY Governor Simpson railroad
commissioner for this State. Tho
salary attaching TO the office is twenty
one hundred dollars 9 year. IS q
On last Thursday night Mr.. John
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GHERIEF"S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County OF GREENy1ILR.

Sarah B. Lewis, ExecuIrix, us. Sarah N
Lewis. Vary 0. Lewis, Eliza A. Lewis,
Robert N. Lewis, ct al.
pursuance Of an order from II. Fl.
i Cooke. judge Of the eighth circuit
l will off,r for anle, on the first Monaay
III january next. before the court no use
door in Winn>boro, within the legal
hours of salo, to the highest bidder, the
following described property, to wit:
AMI being in the county of Fairfield, ado
joining lands Of Dickson, @. Singleton
and others, containing FIVE HUNDRED
AND NINETY-Two ACRES, moro or less as is
fully represented by plat Of til Q same to
be exhibited on day Of sale.
ALSO,
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate
in tho county Of Fairfield, adjoining
lands ofDichson, G. Singleton aud others.
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE
ACRES. as represented by plat Of same to
be exhibited on day Of sale.
ALSO,
All that tract Of land adjoining lands
Of Dickson, John Myers and others, con-
tanning POUR HUNDRED ACRES moro or less
ALSO,
All that tract Of land adjoining lands
Of G. Singleton, John Myers and others.
containing TWO HUNDRED AND BIoHrY-
FOUR ACRES, moro or less.
ALSO,
All that tract Of land, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-foUR ACRES, adjoining
lands of j. E. Robertson and John
Myers.
All that tract or parcel Of land. adioin-
ing lands Of j. F.. Peny and Thomas
Jones, containing NINETY SIX AcRxs. more
or less.
All that tract Of land, containing osr
HUNDRED AND sIxTY.RIaHT ACRES mora or
loss. adjoining lands Of Thomas Jones'
and j. Il. Robertson aud others. aa
represented by plat. Of samo.
TERMS OF SALE:
One.third of the purchase m oney to be
paid in cash, and, the balance in ono
and two years, with interest from dey of
sale, at the rate Of ton per cent per
annum, the same to be secured bv The
bond of the purchaser and mortgage OF
the premiser. .I : SO 500, - -
Sheriff's Office, F'n
Winhsboro, e.. o. fI3.s tt3 '6Ss
December 4, 1879. z ...-s.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-31
MORTGAGE SALE.

PY virtue Of foreclosure clause in a
l)mortgngc executed to j. ". Gray by
Mrs. L. L. Vance, bearing date March 1st
1877. will soil before the courthouse
door Mt Winnsboro. S. c., on salesday in
january, 1879, within the legal hours Of
sale
All that piece, parcel md tract Of land,
situate. lying and bcirg on waters of
Little River in tho coHnty of Fairfield,
state of South arolinp. bounded by
lands of ofArmstrong, McMeekin. O'Nenie
Busby and othcrs--beIng purt of the
lands Of the estate Of DR.. Thomas Fur.
man, deceased. containing THREE nun
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES, ore or less, and
known rs tho .'Kincaid Place"
Terms-CASH. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
.. WM. HILL,
dec 14-law3w Assignee
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-31
SHERIFF'S SALE

PY virtue Of an execution to mo di-
-Drected, I will offer for snle before the
court house door in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in january next. within
the legal hours OF sale, to the highest bid
der, for CASH, the following described
property, to wit:
All tho right, title and interest Of Z J..
Moore, in that lot or parcel Of land, in
the town OF innsboro. containing ONE
ACRE, more or less, IN fronting on YAM
derhorst street and bo, ntled by lote
of John J. Neil, Estate Of G. W. Barber
and Mrs. Mary McCreight.
S. w. RUFF,
s "Sheriffs Office. S.F.C.
Winnshor".. G.,
f. December IA, 1878.
dec IA tl12