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- Genticmcn's Fall Style OF Hnts.-BIRD cor.
Pine and Nassau ssGentlemen's Hats OF the standard
style for ensuing season. ready fer examination
and sale.
The subscriber ievotes his hitherto pro-
duclOn OF the finest qualities Of Beaver and Moleskn Hats
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public BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau
September ST. 1896 imiss
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NEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION,
/ rIIE POETIC AL. WORKS If Thnmi

NEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION,
I THE COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS OF Thomas
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H. Something for Every Body; cleaned In 81 The Old
Purchase by The author Of The New Purchase" vol
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Mem fail GOODS.
OARpETINGs,

CARPETINGS.
JEFFERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS, having purchased
the entire stock Of csrpelng, draggs, ocoths NC IN
IN. and spacious carpet rooms t2
formerly owned by Nssss. A. u y. Higgins, arc bow
prepared offer their friends and the public the above
stock geer with purchaser ST prices far hollow
IN, market By calling nj above number tho most
fasldious cannot fail OF being suited.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS.
sis 6wis 49, PsarI-sl, near Madison.
WHOLESALE SHAWL WAREff0UsE-l76
w Pesr.t shawls Of very description for sale ~ h7
case, dozen or single one, BY JOHN c. HENDERSON
Co. i76 Peaf.st ~ Ann
DOSNETs AND CAPS.-A full assortment sor SEQ
- al tho lowest market prices BY -
81 2nis JOHN c. HGNDERsOa co. ITS Psssist
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TWO LIVES OR TO SEEM AND TO Be

TWO LIVES OR TO SEEM AND TO BE.
IL APPLETON 4 CO have just published Two Lives
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OF Conquest and Self Conquest, Praise and Principle,
etc On. handsomely printed volume limo price 75c
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pure sentiment with high principle and noble views OF life
and duties ought win for them hearing every
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interesting and instructive than the before and
commend most cordially TO the attention OF all our rend
ers.7 Prot Churchmnn.
Lately published Lane,on Parsonage. Tale. by the aG-
thor OF GertTudcn :" Amy Herbert" eic. On volume,
l2rno. paper cover. ~ cents; cloth, - cents.
In press, Amy Herbert edition, / vol Emo
Gertrude n Tale 81 edition. vol l2tno. OLE 2tis
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRR

IMMATURE ALMANAc...rHIs DAY.
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GENUINE BEARS OIL, HIGHLY SCENTED.
The best article for the Growth of the Hair.
d.0od Hpn1 oT IIuir needs attention

" EOOd fItRd OF Ifnlr needs hIehTon TO PFC
its usc and uXurlcnce. II commences dropping
out there Is nothing will prevent this calamity
the Bears Oil prepared FROM pure Bears Grease IL
the pores OF the skin and moistens the roots, and
TO be The NATURAL remedy for preserving it In its
original strcng' and beauty
Prepared and purified by HENRY JOHNSON, Drug
cis 273 Broadway. in the Granite Building. Cham
bers-s Sold also ut lou Fultons; n East Broadway
and SOS tudsonst Price 30 cents large, p cents small
O9 lmeOdR
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REVENUE ROOK.

lust PUBLISHED-The Revenue Book containing the
new Tariff of 1876 together with the Tariff OF 1872
pared. Also the Sub-Treasnry Wnrehousing and Cana
dian Transit Bills OF 1876 and the Drawback Laws. Ike
the British TaId amended 4, the late session
of Parliament which il added Table OF Foreign Coins
reduced 20 currency. Published and for sale by
BELL GOULD, Statiouers and Publishers.
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Il rheumatism, stiff joints, &c.-Compound
Syrup OF The ydnodste OF Potssss Ssrsapsrs and yell
low Dock-Thc above II prepared from the puTest
ces and Is recommended the best and only cure
o. Rheumatism Al this OF the year especially
Is OF the greatest Importance will all hose
extremely unpleasant symptoms, pains Stiffness OF
the joints, back, shoulders &c. &c II thus purihes and
quckes The circulation and leaves every par the ami
nal economy in perfect Of health The v.rtues Of
each article have long been known The faculty and By
iheirudicious rdmixture effects greatly increased
For sale by c. II. RING
AZ ims- Only Hroadwa- .or Jnhr-st
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JOSEPH B, CLOSE & co.
No. y Bowery.


MESS BOYS AND CHLpRES's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING at very low prices,
(wholesas aud reail,) and the largest assortment In
any one store In the city. o. 3mis'
NVAi. T. JENNINGS Il co. Diapers and Taiors,
w Importers of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings, Fancy
Dress Articles Gelu appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts In catering for The community would
tender Ihe assurance upon tho OF the Fall
Trade that will be their endeavor sdd To the induce
ments which have rendered 23i Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISHMENT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must continue 10 commend them TO
tho economist For in the style and character Of the cloth
ns enabled furnish through the aid Of efficient
corps Of cutters be found In the country, Is tho
sequel 10 the attractions OF our moderate charges.
largo assortment Of new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection comprising Cloths,
Tweeds for Dress and Frock Goats, Overcoss Sacks
kc French English and American Cassnisres for Panta
looms word 10 reference 10 this garment In which las
experience has satisfied the many few cutters e1ee-s
ral in this line 10 especially collected Merno. Velvet
silk and Satin vestngs In great variety The usual assert
ment Of hrst quality Rea1y-made oyercoets Original
Sacks Cloaks Dress I'D Frock Coats Psntaoons. Vests
&c with choice OF Fancy Dress articles, Scar,
Crayas, Hdxfs, Cloves, suspeudefs shirs. Collars,
Ro.om. Halfuo,. &c s2isu
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by JANIKS NJ. MILLER

Ann, o,,,,rS :. ,Ss s,r Us No I,bsr,v.,,
Birrnp gham Sheffield, German and American Hardware
800 packages and los Of fresh Hardware just imported
and manufactured consisting OF trace chains, halter do
log do steelysrds butts table TO- plate hinges curry
combs vices anvls hoes, bed screws, screw plates
mill saw ilcs bastard do. handsaw DO. drawing knives
pad chest cupboard and trunk locks kettles sauce
pans Carolina hoes caadeecks, shutters, table knsve.
aud forks pocket cutlery butcher knvea, shoe and breed
do tea trays and waters, Britannia, German silver o
table and es spoons round and square bolts Sc
Also entire OF pattern carda OF spring cutlery
Also, extensive assortment OF birmingham Sports
mems buttons the largest ever imported,
Also large lot OF Birmingham hardware, let as col
lateral
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination before hs
sale on a credit OF o months
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DLANK ETs, LINENS. and Housekeeping Arti'
Dcles--A- ARNOLD K co. So Cennl-at have now N
store sfu assortment Of the above goods consisting Of 81
Linens heavy extra heavy and fne Frontins mandise-
l1red e1 pressy for their family tFade-
~ y and - inch Pillow Linen
$3.50 II and la-i Barnsisy and Irish Sheeilng.
Double Dauask Table Cloths from "a 10 yards !ong
Napkins and Doyiies 70 match
g. T. and 49, Table Derussk and Diaper.
Brown ard Bleacn-d Hucksbeck and Diaper TowelingL
Long Lawns. Blrtseye Diaper, Crlmb Cloths, I'm
bossed and Printed Table CoyerA
To- H. L and 1871 Imperial and Toilet onits, cradle size
Co Colored and White Toilet Covers.
Blenkets-Bath Whitney 2, 3, TO- III H. Is ana Ii-L
L. atIr N
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Y sons of Temperarce.-Grsnd Division $ Of
~ Y-The officers and members Of the Grand Division
hereby notified 10 meet annual session Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst u o'clock in the large Hail. IFS
Wooster-sL between Houston and Blocker Repre-
senaives VIII be punca as the snnua! election Tor Grand
Officers VIII be held thai evening. By order.
OILS IT LUXE HASSERT c. :
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period for which the books OF subscription The stock
OF this company opened having expired and the
Of Subscriptions required having been obained
the Board Directors and Commissioners deem II h.
duty inform the public OF The result and OF their views as
TO the ;u;nre measures 10 be adopted.
They design sgain regularly opening the books for sub
scpton al period during the months OF November
or December, OF which due notice will be given, when
special efforts viii De made 10 Ill the subscription 10 the
stock for this enterprise In The neauiine, subscriptions
can be made the Office OF the Company, No Merchants
Exchange, or with either OF the undersigned Commits
sioners.
They are ne, discouraged BY limited OF the
subscription during the last month When the period
which fixed for the opening OF the books arrived
found that from the absence OF SO many OF the residents
from The city, the unpcpitious aspect OF The money mar
kei and other nothing effective likely then TO
be done and they concluded merely 10 comply with the
formal reucisrcns OF The Act of incorporation and al
more favorable time call the friends OF The work for aid
in bringing il more directly before the public Their o"
views the feasibility and gFsei necessity OF me woth
remain unchanged sud her confidence hat suoscrlpuoa
the stock viii be safe and pFonaoe MVes'I;sn' re-
mains equally Gnimpared.
JOHN B. JERSlS, JAMES bOOkMAS.
SAUL ALLEY WM. CHAINS ERLAlN,
STEPHEN ALLEN THOS. w. PEARSALL,
JAMES HOOKER. FORTUNE Q w HiiE,
STEPHEN y. WELLS, GOC"NEkNElR hEMbLE-
ROBERT KELLY, AARON WARD,
OILS ;: MATTHEW MORGAN
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DIR. MANIOTTA'S


for Dyspepsia, Fever and Aeue &c. &c
r- Travellers, from constant change OF air and wa
Ter are liable 10 many diseases which be prevented by
the the Tonic whenever they ind themselves m any
from contracting diseases such yellow ieveT
scarlet fever &c &C. Persons OF extreme bilious !enpea-
,uent NAV live long and healthy In the Southern climate
by The use Of this article Personal references given 10
several hundred OF our first citizens
Agents wanted throughout the United States ATP!ica-
lions tpcst PAID addressed 10 The proprietor
ais i1,eods, s. FESNER, los NasSau-s-
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-. Mercantile Iibrary A.rocinrIon.-Room

Clinton Hall of Beekman and Nassausts open daily
from 10 a. NJ. to 10 7. NJ.
Founded in lS20-present number ofmembers 25O0.
The Library contains 2fhO0 volumes the various de-
parnenis Of Science Art and General Literature Fa!ua
bic additions OF late publications, continually
made.
The Reading Room il regularly supplied with all The
standard Magazines Reviews and Journals, both Aincr
aud Foreign In the value and variety Of its PERIOD
cal literature, ii Is not surpassed by any Institution In the
country.
Glasses in the Languages and other useful branches
der competent teachers, annually formed and tho
rough instruction impaired upon very moderate terms
Lectures occasionally given upon subjects OF interest
and importance.
TERNs-Cerks Hre admitted To membership by paying
initiation fee of 81 and ~ quarterly hereafter
Merchants and persons engaged mercantile pursuits
become subscribers by annual payment OF APP
plcaou TO be made al the desk of the Library.
% MW&Flm c. l.. EVERlTT, President
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On OOO GROSS A. GOLSH'S ces-brs.ed Frlc-
Zu.UUU :ioa Matches rcand and square splinls, pdi
Up in various styles. Of Focrd Sooe e9Aie osa paper
Mex,-s, West Ind!s snd other foreign and domestic nay
kels warranted 10 keeps years IN e1T climate OF sac
ts Old Dsp6i sign Of lie be-A!Se' lS''s HyH
way. No. 5 Co!Llal5-si- ~ -L---s
CARRIAGE CLOTH.-ioo pieces India Rubber
SCarriac- Colh plain ard sg17edl eisupefloT 91ay
FOR sale AZ he lowest Market prices, 81 he warehouse OF
he Nexsrk n J. india Rabe-r Fsciory, - asidsc-laHe
lyle Isl
DIG IRON-JAMES v oLSEY, y Vests; offers
sad oiaiiss Pig and Bar Iron stored on SaTorass
DRITaNNIl CANDLEsTICkS-Aa ne sssorI,
ID neal %; Mantle .ad Chamber Canc.e-icks nearly eaa!
a, rIa3 49, &c much cheaper for sale EhCezae sid
ELL. by BOARDMAN Fart, 5ut.tns-=tr, ol5 Il
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e. BOOTH s. co. Cash Tailofs and Importers,
y. ls7 Broadway, have received an unusually large
stock Of fre and rich goods which they would respect
fully invite the attention Of the public
Tie reputation Of Broadway for nigh charges Induces
yery many minded persons 20 make their pur
chsses elsewhere notwithstanding the justly accredited
superiority of and genius In every depart
r,ent thin precincts though this imputaon Of high
charges when applied 10 Broadway Merchant Tsors I
cias may be u. yeI would be- well for Ia, fashionable
economist pause before sacrificing indscrmnate
prejudice the advantages which some OF them Offer The
subscribers in Broadway enabled by their CASH
system and small profits furnish the finest quality Of
mens at q very low price and through the aid OF Messrs
Lee and Fosier conductors OF the Cutting DEPARTMENT.
produce HEN IN style unsurpassed by any In me
world
The propdeors have hand general assortment ready
made gar.nenk-Oyercoas, tight aad wsdded) feitos;
SACKS &c. all Of which got up In good Asts ana
trimmed in rich and substantial manner - .u
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CERTAIN CURE FOB TooTH-AoHE,

Too,l-sche dire viii now give way;
Pain mus, end, and cease decay
Youth and age more repine,
When they use Glove AroGyne
f- In numberiess cases, when al otheT too'n-acHs
remedies have failed the Glove AnoGyne Drops have es-
i.,e c,yc and pains iruT, decsyed teelh avs oeen
entirely dryen away Many suffer the most terrible pacs
daily rather than lose tooth, and these drops accSnpsa
all thew ,es.e-ersdcan the tooth ache anc SAVING iac
teeth Who would longer suffer. Price = cents
Prepared and sold BY HENRY JOHNSON, chemist and
druggist, RS BROADWAY corner Chanioers-s- N the
rnni,e Suildns Sold also 100 F0ltonst ami n East
Broadway and al Codiingtons, SS Hrdson-s. corner
Spring. % iHi'seo"
o. September Report of the Mutual nal, Lie IN In.
surauce ompany OF New-York, No. % w sii,sITtnls
Institution, during The month of September lssaea aney
two new Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Trs3ers 81 TO Mechanics
.Clerks.............lai" Northumberland
BROKERS' ..... ......... " Physician
Bankers II - Teachers.
President OF ar lns. Co. Professor in University
Secretary. do. do. students.
irucer,.............. :" Lawyers.
Csrtnxn .......... Z" Druggist. .......-.. /
II :" Lady 1
Bsih-keeper. .......... " Genueusa.'.. 5000.
Farmer ............... II
.'-'- MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAAL. HASNAf, Secretary.
MiNrvsN Posi-, u. D. Physician, SN bIeacwsy' Oh
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MAP OLE MEXICO.


NEW EDITION OF available Map OF Mexico, the
~ largest and of any published just issued
and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
ot33t' J. DISTURSELL, 100 Broadway.
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u AssOCintiOn No. j, United BrOthcrs OF
Temperance, will hold Public Meeting u, the Hail!
of Grand-st and Broadway This Evening for the
advocacy OF Total Abstinence from all intoxicating drinks
The meeting will be addressed by the Hon. 7. NJ Wood
ruff and Mr.. NJ ~ Croii. and singing by Mrs Teal and
others Tie members jhe Order the friends Of Temper
ance md the public generally earnestly invited
tend. JOHN BURRELL, President
A L. Secretary
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- ECOND WEEK OF THE FAIK AT CASTLE
SGARDEN.-This day Agricultural Convention conttn-
uedthe Rand from Governors Island Will perform from
10 A NJ. through the day. "Wednesday. Oct l4h. is day
OF Ca,,e ShowaniIais he The ground by ocfk
Thursday y ?. NJ Anniversary Address by Hon j. SIM
Of Providence, T. l. The y Sacred Music Socie\y
have generously volunteered TO perform several hne
pieces Tickets be- bad free OF charge al tho clerks
desk nj the Fair and NJ the managers Il
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fashionable Clothing.


CLOAKS, CLOAKS.!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
l,3OO sDf'' A1 ''''''' '''''' ''''' '-' '''''
500 Goats varying in prices from IS to S2n each
600 Cloaks. do do 80 TO 20 do
J0J Circulars do do 5 90 10 do
100 Cardinals, do do s 90 to 10 do
oil which made Of thc fashionable materials In
use, aud sold at astonishing low prices
EDWARD WAMSLEY,
ol2 lwis- No ~ Csthcrine-st Chatham. square
ID EADY.NiADE CLOAKS, in super and medium
loqtates, with large assortment new styles Winter
Frocks Sacks Overcoals &c. at JENNINGS n CO.'S,
o5 2yis 81 Broadway. American Hotel.
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~ Quick Sales and light Profts.-Hats for s.
5O.-MlLLS, Halter, l7s Broadway, (Howard Hoie) is
prepared 10 furnish his parons and the public with
superior Hat in the Fall syle the low price OF IS
and trusts that he will be sustained by the public. as IL is
by quick sales that he is enabled them that price
"a Ox,fo-
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rT- Corns.-Cure Warranted.--The Arabian Cora
PasisrAn eectal for Corns is easily applied and
gives nediaI relief In i should iaii 20 cure the
money " i'll be refunded For sale BY DAVID SANDS
ca No n Ess, Broadway leo Euiton-s and rs Broad
way; C. II. Ring las Broadway; c. Hubbard, tSs Hud-
son-si Wyatt, Kechsnl III Eulion-st + NJ Guion,
Isl Bowery and by Druggists generally tFice - Gents
p.rh 90 -hlscSI
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~ SEE M+.RiNE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

Ssep .,nson, Brakeman, Charleston, Geo Sutton.
E,s Leonora Vaudeville. Charleston, Ralph Post
Sehrs Felix Gcver Quebec. Thos Winniette, fresi-
dct Calumet, parcn, Il NJ Deuill; Alexandria, Cas-
s,l Daren, r NJ Demill; Antilles. Crocaer, Augusta
gs Suffolk, Ponield, Suffolk, Va Fairfax, Pcnfiold
Asssndrs Sturses, Chairman Is Co
Barge CayuSa. Owens, Philadelphia.
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~ Olive Branch Lodge 40. 3I.J.O.ofO.

Ne instefs OF this Lodge VINO purpose attending he
Dedication OF Neptune Lodge No lj2. Of Tonp kin.yie
Staten leland requested their room on Wed
nesday Oct h. al " O'Clock, A. NJ IL hoped tina, all
who make il convenient will participate On this happy
occasion. By order of JOHN 6. MURDOCH, y. g.
CU,s IL PINE Sec'y oi9 0,;s-
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General Notices.


~ i. O. of o. F-Eureka Lodge No. ~
TIE members OF This Lodge requested pgnctdsl
IN their aIednc al the Lodge Room tbs TUESDAY aYe
ing.i Is The necessary arrang BE- made for
purpose Of uniting with other Lodges proceed toInor
row Wednesday, % Tompkinsville unite with Nep1as
Lodge Il The dedication Of i7etr new Hall
oi3 It WILLIAM z. SMITH, JEar. y. g
CP- /. o. Of o. P.-At meeting Of Committee from
their respective Lodges 10 maze arrangements attend
ing me Dedicatioa Of Neptune Lodge Topknsve, staten
h5osTd That The several Lodges te requested to meet;
81 Their respective Lodge-roos "wednesday morning
next al Ell early hour 70 be prepared 10 take hef place
Inc opposite National Hall, Csua!-st- e o'clocE-
iesetSed, That Lodges represented IN Convention
requested 10 report 10 the Committee who viii be in ses
sion 90 "Wednesday 81 O'clock a II. Ihs re-er
uon-focms. National Hall
CHAs- MCGOWAN, Chairman
D. R CoorER. Secretary
Sew-York, Oct Din 1916 OLE e,is-
~ %. ofO. F.-Columbia Lodge No. The
members % This Lodge particularly requested
puneua in attendance at the Lodge Room National Hall
on Wednesday The lith iasL al O'Clock A IL for lhe
purpose Of proceeding 10 TcnpEIa-viiie Staten Island
10 participate in dsdicsting the Odd Fellows Hall
". II. GODDARD. y y.
JcaEPH CsATIEEsos, Secretary. OLE 3,!,
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POETTCAL PUBLICATIONS.

WTILEY K PUTNAM. l6l Broadway, have ready.
w Mrs. Soulheys Poems in parts, 81 each
Fart I-Soiisry Hours PartIl-The Birthday and other
Poems
MESSRS. w. 4 T. HAVE LATELY PUBLISHED.
Fairaxs Tsssos Jerusalem Delivered. Hoods Poems,
vol l5Uo. Charles Lambs Dramatic Poets. vol l6mo
THEY HAVE ALSO IN PREPARATION,
Keats Poelcal Works. with Memoirs. by K. VI. Mines.
Chaucers Poetca Works. frat American edition Speu-
Gers Poetca WORKS. with Life. by Mrs. C. NJ Kirkland.
Millions Poeiical Works. with Notes. Popes Poeticsl
Works. with Notes. Cowpers POcccal Works. Leigh
Hunts Poeticsl Works aud revised edition. Words
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