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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

OF TIE LONDON QgAR.
TERLY REYTEW-E DINBURGH REyLEW-
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Mas a@ ,ss y ors ssos sss and
for ia edtora Sir David brewster and DR. HANNA son-i
law Of the late Dr. Chalmers, Of Edinburgh Us literary
are Of the order, aud IL Is liberal IN lis political
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up they afford all that advantage 20 the Auefe over HE
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making very important saving in the expense Of mail
~ lii most Of the large cities ant towns In the United
States lying the principal railroad und steamboat routes,
fst e'''f LEONARD scoT IS Go PaSshe
oct 8 ly' 70 Fulton street, N. " ;S
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STOVES, sTOvEs!i sTOVEsl..

~ Fly. MAYLOR, South side Of Pa. avenue, between
90 81 and IL sis, would inform his CUSTOMERS and the
" public generally that he hasjust received large
sortment OF Stoves of the newest aud most approved
patterns, including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATION or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire
boards aud Stove pipe at the lowest prices for cash.
lie also keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of
Tin and Sheetiroi Ware TO which he invites the attention
Of housekeepeH.
lie still continues TO 10 Roofing Gntering, and Sponting
and Sheet iron anti Copper Work generally and ut tho
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
persons wishing 70 purchase will do weiito call and ex
| anime his stock before they snpply themselves
His store win be open from sunrise until O'Clock, p. NJ
= -arf q il u
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OIL. OLE TANNIN

IA DISCOVERY FOR PRESERVING LEATHER. Just
* received fresh supply OF this article The following
from New York paper, will show The estimation in which
this article Is held In that city.
If we had no other evidence Of the goodnessof the Oil
Of Tannin In preserving Leather than the quantities Of Il
Sold and the great demand for from all parts OF the Unon
should he disposed to think very favorably Of IL; but
when we say u strengthens and renders leather water
proof and nearly doubles its wear speak from our own
lion TO boots will he readily SEEM though soess i'm
parts TO The leather will be felt and for this reason
preventive and for corns Il is recommend
ed.n Sold In this City by CHAS STOT'T,
dec 29-n ICorner 7th street, Pa. avenue.
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lsIS zI1|lDs

Join PETrIBONE is receiving daily his supply Of The
article OF various kinds, together with the ceie
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing this MARKET and which has so highly
recommended by those who have used H. suitable for Kler
nan's Ranges, Radiators, &c. Bf
Clover Hill Coal, excellent article Of Bitumnous
dump Coa thought to be eqnl II not superior
rious kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard on Ienoxs Wharf The
Long Bridge, and his Office L. Massoetti's drug store
south side Pa avenue between l2 and 9Th streets,
John +. Caans oct S-tf
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Perfamery, Hair Brushes, Fancy Ar
ticIes, SOaDS. &c.

H. =
TINE subscriber has and offers for sale at liberal
L prices, good and general assortment Of Perfume
ry, Hair Brushes, Fancy Articles, soaps
POniatunis, &c., which he would call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally In the list may b
found stV fs
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
I.nbn's Fine Extract
Derlarson's Fine Extract
Wrghts Extract OF Chronicle Rose
Wrghs Extract Of Sweetbriar
R6ussel's do.
PoMATUMs AMP HAIR OIL.
OK Marrow, French OK Marrow, Ro,ssels
Pomade de Aux Flowers
Myrtle POmaium, English
Rose pomatun, do.
Bears Oil, warranted genuine Macassar Oil
SCENTED WATERS.
German Cologne, genuine 5st
French Cologne American Cologne
Orange Flower Water Florida Water
Lavender do Rose do.
SOAPS.
Roussels celebrated Shaving Cream
Naval and Military do do
Omnibus, fine large oval cake
DO. fancy wrapped
Camphor Soap, French, for chapped hands
Crystalline Soap Balls Musk, English
Old Brown Windsor Palm Oil and Almond
Sand Balls and Cakes
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes, good variety Tooth Brushes
Nail brushes Clothes Brushes
Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes
COMBS.
Ivory Riyetied Combs English Dressing Combs
ALSO-Razors and Razor Strops, Cold Cream Lip
Salve, Slchets, Lilly White, Tweezers, &c. &c.
CHARLES STOTT,
dec 2-t corner OF 9TH street and Pa. avenue.
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PORTER a. POLLOCK,
p - II NJ =" - IL - =

k1sE6a Would most respectfully call the attention Of
Gk& their friends and The public generally % their
Sss<zeO PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on Pa.
avenue, Opposite Coleman's Hotel They prepared 70
do oil kinds Of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, DRAINING, MAR
BLING. LETTERING, PLALNand FANCY WALL
PAINTING, TRANSPARENCIES ef epery dessip.
that fail 10 give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch. nov b-tf Y.
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GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL,
IN HONOR OF
aENiAMtN ERAMkttNJe QiRTHMiGHT

BENJAMIN FHANklIN'S BIRTHNlSHI.
TINE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY, respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens and strangers IN Washington
that their Annual Ball will take place at JACKSON Hail.
January TO- lS45 5s} aR
Exclusive OF the enjoyment this occasion will Afford the
citizens will have the qualification Of knowing that the pro-
ceedings of this Ball will be expended for the andabe
purpose Of putting their apparatus IN good ORDER that
the Old franklin may, as heretofore be Of some assistance
In the time OF need
Neither time will be spared make this Ball
the most magnificent one of the season.
Ample refreshments will be provided for the Ladies'
MANAGERS
]. A. NJ Dnncanson John A, D6nohoo s.
W. Durr Grafton Powell
]. Sessford Joseph Abbott n -
James Stone John II. Sessiord
Z H. Edmonson A. Tate
John N. MINK J.. A. Iardella
Joseph Reese r. f, Doyle
w Nailor tB6 John Reese
Joseph williamson John T Coambe
w n Tanning Geo. Payne
Richard Abbott JIG. Wise
John G. Donohoo A. Kirby, ,tg
One Of the best Banda In the country has been engaged
for the occasion.
Tickets 81 to be had at The following drug stores: s. w
Sohoron's Georgetown; McClerry & Clements. and r. S.
pattersons and Fuers washington; and Of Bnrdine,
Navy Yard and Of either Of the Managers
Genemens hais,cloak &c. viii be taken Of, ee
of charge, by committee appointed for that purpose.
jan Ibid
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Steam DYING EstabIishment.

THE Subscriber having completed the repairs Of his old
establishment by the introduction onew and improved
machinery in prepared TO execute, with prompfness
and in the best Style all orders in his line OF busnesa The
improvements such TO afford the greatest facilities In
coloring cotton wooden silk fabrics the most durable
manner l.. ], DENHAM, A ,a
dec I-lyd' nv, south side. bet, 9th Il 10th
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Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Establishment.
Southeast corner Of sereh and y streets, oposiff he
General Post QDce,
X WARRINGTON CITY, D. c.
TIME Jnde has resumed his old at the
l. above place. where he keeps hand regular assori
Of articles in his line, and where he " also al 81
times prepared TO orders in the best cheapest and
expeditions manner. 4h aa.
. oct S--lyd' As1ttt.e- '5l' THOMAS FITNAM.
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he goods despatched to any part Of The country
Pa avenue, opposite jackson Hall Washington,
in notifies.
MADEIRA WINES.
Ne,rton, Gordon, Murdoch e. Co.
Bssi vintage '''' London PARTICULAR
George and Robert blackburn .. Co.
London Particular Hs,sa., Mr., "a ~
Superior old ssreis ,,,.. Superior Old MPmsey
- sH lhps KY WINES.
Pale Sherry, extra superior, Pomars
Poms I q Gold sherry err very superior
N'''I VINES OF FRANCE.
Chateau Margaux--subscrpuon wine
Chateau Lsiiile.eqaal to any thing Il ihs country
Bordeanx low priced, for ordinary consumption
9$ sssssis nd cs%ps EE l. 3 W igE sSe'
Steinwne, vintage'22 Hockheimer, ylniage'3l
t'af'N''"e. B g r SB1isliss A'F
Superior Old Port, for medicinal purposes
Superior White Port, do do
Maraschino di zara Curacao, red and 4. white White
Creme de Lemon Cherry
CHOICE LIQUORS.
Otard, Dupuy 4 Co, vintage 1916
otard, Dupuy a. Co., pale, vintage lsA
Holland Jamaica Spirits extra quality ne.
RUN.
10 Eve gallon demljohns very old Santa Cruz 4
A3 WHISKY WN q
ga Irish, IanishowenI Very old and fine
: LONDoND0UBLE BRO WN stout.
s ssars Se Stout In quart and pint bottles
IN WOOD.
VINES. @ ts
Madeira, Sherry, and Port, with great variety Of
other Wines !. 4
10 casks Old London Particular imported in 1899, by
the late Messrs. Smith
WHISKY
Irish, Scotch, and Monongahela--yery fine
e CIGARS. M
$1,000 very superior Cigars, our own importation,
dec l-tf 3stls tTs SIMMS d. SON.
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
gency for obtaining Patents for New In
ventions Mt Washington.

yentiOns Mt Washington.
VI ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office, informs
w his former clients and Others that his Office may still
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
He Is prepared with his accustomed accuracy
and prompness any business in the line Of his
and patentaby oinvcnons preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats, &c. la.
10 those unacqranted with him, he refers to the follow
ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb. Is, 1912.
Mr. William p. Elliot who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Draughsman, &c. having esab
lishet Patent Agency the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure In recommending him gentleman
thy OF confidence and being particularly qualified TO
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge OF me-
chanca science the progress OF the arts and patent i'm
provemens Mr.. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the
practice Of this office HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
= Commissioner Of Patents.
W. p Elliot is also the author Of the plan OF the new
Patent Office building.
n5- Letters on business 10 be postpaid.
ocIA Nv .
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PLAIN AND FANCY
RESS-MAkING.

kS. I.a1SoDhI.r
M and the Ladies' OF Washington, that she has
10 the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18Th street cd
door, where she will be happy to wait upon all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Thankful for the many avors Of the past she hopes by
particular attention Cutting Fitting, and making Dress
Ing, to merit a continuance Of The same. a5f Iy
N.B-Mrs l, can ~ ommodate three or four Boarders.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

Aat The subscriber respectfully informs his custom.
aY4 ers and the public that be has opened a NV
LOON, on the north side Of Pennsylvania Ave,
between 9th and 7h streets two doors west
Hall This establishment has been handsomely fitted up,
and is supplied with foreign and domestic CONNECTION.
AIRY ofhe very hest quality full assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES; genuine Pickles. Ancloves and Preserves.
The subscriber is prepared 10 supply cake and every
kind Of sweetmeas and cOnfectonaries for wedding din
and supper parties. All kinds Of CANDY mnnniac-
&c, punctally attended to- Citizens and Strangers
specially invited give call before purchasing else
where. .lgs gy5l taFi0aM& GEOHGE khAFFI. &
,ler IN f,6t.l laxv1N
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PROSPECTUS

To be Published In the City OF Washington,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
FOR THE OLD MAN OF THE HILLS,
by HIS AGENT, TO NE CALLED a2s
THE LONE STAR Of the METR0P OILS.
cAPrIos,-"f6aoD Peace riM All Men"
IIE design OF this production s restore the lost ar
Il moDy OF feeling, which seems TO prevail and thereby
perpetuaie the duration Of this Republic notwithstanding
The cry "The Republic is in danger,n is being rung In dis
sonan chimes, throughout aie) peaceful and glorious
country, and echoed from foreign shores; Of which,
doubtless delighted with the disc0rd The Proprietor
will be in this City, the first day Of the year 1873, and
will after be more explicit He has however author
sed his agent say lie among those II not the
frat who unhesatngy resolved to call for the services OF
Gen. Zachary Taylor President Of the United States, i'm
ediately after becoming assured thai Gen TaylorThe
first In Var the first in Peace and the frat IN the hearts Of
his cofryle,l would not consent 10 selected by any
Party under dsficfire Party name, but the People Of
the United States, whole American People, through
their imprescrpble rights and constitutional power Of
sovereignty should command bis services he would obey
their call for four years only Believing Gen Taylor to be
sincere In heart and purpose and courageous TO fulfil his
engagements, he the Old MN OF the Hills, resolved
devote both Time and Money laudably toward that end
City, 7oon and Hamlet, In the union and from the
slopes, and submits Of all the hills where that mailing
word has been spoken and Zachary Taylor or Rough and
Ready " nominated without the odum OF Wing Demo.
crat. and without the Intervention OF convention Never
teless, should the General by expressed implied
sent become the nominee Of any Convention, The Old
Man will Immediately Withdraw from such an ingorious
contest at least SO far Tine Expenses, 1aenfs,l II
has any concerned and remain he has BEEN for
the last twelve years. locker on further expose may
be expected in a few days THE AGENT.
her If u I. 4
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.
IN all symptoms OF frequent pain In the Head, dimness OF
" Sight, noise in the ears disturbed Sleep with agat.
ing Dreams PALPITA TION, F,LATULESCY, and
WEAKNESS, DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perseryered In, until
every symptom ceases The above the premontory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
the blood stomach and publication Of the blood
BY the use of this Panacea will all times insure the body
against any Of these disagreeabe symptoms Many per
suppose that Il s useless TO take medicine unless we
are so in unable 10 attend 10 daily avocnons
therein lies their We do not insure our houses and
goods when they on fire. with the expectation that
they Will burn up butpn the wise precept Of guard
Ing against accident So Il @ purify blood when we'll
we insure bodies against attacks Of sickness not with
the exact expectation Of being sick but to be always pre-
pered against It's attacks For sale at all the druggas
J. T.. CALLAN,
dec i1-tf corner Of and 7th streets.
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IMPROVED DAGUERREOTYPES,

PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Concert Hall, Penn Are,ue, near Brorn's Hotel.
rTNHE Propretors OF The above celebrated establishment
are happy the public, that by the aid Of
a sky or top light they taking Pictures which they
confidently believe have been equalled since the dis
covery Of the art by Daguerre.
Amongihe many advantages this light possesses over all
others isthe great facility by which GROUPS from two TO
twenty are aken each LIKENESS In the group being eqauy
clear and distinct This degree Of perfection In taking
groups never attained by the usual mode
This new light is peculiarly adapted for taking children
Of any age only one being required for setting
This Gallery contains the largest collections In the world
Of distinguished men, taken from life
ADMITTANcE FRKR. decU lind
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GENTLEMEN,s "BELoNGINGs.ll.

GENTLEMEN,s "BELONGINGs"Ii,
STEVENS. (iate Fish g. Co,) No. l BROWNS HOTEL
HATSiii Of the newest fashions, and Of IN. N9
| superior elegance, both in finish, shape, and -
style, in BEA YER, MOLESKIN, NUTRLA,
- and CASSLafERE
CAPS
or every variety Of shape and material for Gentlemen 3,
Youths and Children; also, for the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ART1CLESi
The largest and varied assortment Of elegant Ward
and Toilet articles be found In the city viz Scars
Cravats Gloves Suspenders Robes de chanbre Perfume
ry, Canes Umbrellas, Stocks &c,, &C. &c.
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF Goodyears Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber hand, procured two three days notice.
My STOCK lis complete in every department OF GOODS
OF the best quality and newest style, always be found
my shelves.
Gentlemen are politely nvie, csll--Goods freely
shown and prices reasonable, STEVENS, 4
oct S--f Late Fish & Co.
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OPERATIONS UPON THE FEET.

TIVE subscriber offers his serylseste The public
i OPERATOR ON ExCRESCENSEs,s such
az: HARD and SOF'T. CORNS BUNIONS, CLUE
NAILS. NAILS PENE7RA TING THE FLESH,
WARTS &c, Operations performed IN FIVE MINUTES
without the least pain or blood. He devoted much time
and thought the subject aud believes that he entirely
romprehends their nature and treatment His success in
the city Of Baltimore for the last five years, has been such
as warrant him In promising nll who may contde in
his experience and skill, great and satisfactory bens
DR. ZAcHARIAH Ia now permanently located In this city
aud win be happy attend ladies' gentlemens feet by
the year His charges quite moderate; rihng indeed
compared with the relief and satisfaction he affords 10 the
sufferer He likewise refers the public 10 the following re-
commentators which are in his possession:
BALTIMORE, August 9Th, 1916.
VIZ the undersigned having examined DR. / Zacharah,
Jrs method OF curing Corns, Bunios DC. we do not hes
ate to recommend him 10 The public, and say that his me-
thod is most rational one well as efect,ial.
eSigned,) W. W. HAspy,M NJ. D. T, CnArAnD, NJ. d. !.
M Prof N. II. SMiTn, Jons WniTnipuE, NJ ID,
CMAa y. GInsos. i T.. CI " "A .o., NJ ID D
above DR. r. has certificates OF his skill from
Of the first in the United States and be
by calling him at his office, Mr.. S. PARKER'S
Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between l2 and 9Th
Streets SIXTH DooR EAST OF CoLEMAN's HoTEL.
Surgeon Chiruprdfsi.
n.y. Ladies' gentlemen waited nj their residence u
reuIired. dec 2-if dly
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c Rough and READY Line.

nH Il subscriber is now running his omnibus Rough
i and Ready to and from the Alexandria steamboat and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, for the low fare OF TwRLvE AND
HALF cRNrs and hopes 10 receive the patronage OF the
Travelling Public. The Omnibus will leave the wharf
the arrival the boats and will set down passengers
point they may desire, near Pennsylvania, between
fuers Hotel the Capitol; aud will leave the southwest
corner the and 9Th street. topposte Colemans)
Si2 aud 0l a. M, and ~ l2, 2l2 and 4l2, M, TO
convey messengers to the boat. j. w. ELLlOTr
Passengers the Mail boatcan take the Omnibus
at si2, a. M, and will be called for ut Coeman's and
Browns litt ftft OCT N-dly'
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woRrHINGToN q. sNnTHEN,

WORTHINGTON a. sNETHEN,
r LArR SOLICITOR OF THR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, 4
Washington City, D. Q.
Practices ia The SUPREME CouRr IF The Uniied Syafes and
IN he Courts Of Marynd Fhgf,na, and he District ~
Columbia, and fs
ACTS AS AGENT,
persons hariHg business ich Congress- The War Treas
ury, Nary, and General Post Office Departments,
he General Land Office Pension CDice ONCE 99
Of Indian Affairs, Patent o6fce, &c, DC.
g. lYd' w IVY.
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Earthenware, China, Glass, SC. sc.

60 THOMAS PURSELL CTm
W. Has just Imported from Liverpool and otherEilH
W ninety pac kages Of the above articles, EY
- OF the latest Styles which, with his former w.
stock, comprise almost every article IN his line; all Of
which will be sold wholesale and retail very low prices
Also, solar OIL and lard Lamps syered and gilt Giran
does, China Toys, Fancy Boxes, Wax Figures ivory han
died and other Knives and Forks, Walters Castor Cake
Baskets Looking Glasses, &C. re-
First quality Stone Ware at the factory prices
BrtanniaYTea and Coffee Sets DC. at reduced prices.
Please cali at my store and warehouse, opposite Browns
Hotel Pennsylvania avenue. .stR
dec 1S-eod LET @ TIIOS. PURSELI.
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JOHN CONNELLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer and
Undertaken.
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave TO return his sincere
i thanks to his friends and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage which they have bestowed
him, and would respectfully inform them that he has
hand general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture which
he will sell very cheap for cash. approved paper He 10
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Furniture OF the la
test style and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
s a5# :" Spring seat Sofas ft6 ~
Rocking and parlor Chairs
I" Card, centre, and dining Tables
/" Wardrobes
.ts.- IledsteadH Y t.t I..a
And In fact every thing usually found in acabmet ware
room.
UNDERTAKING. M
He Ia also prepared attend funerals the shortest
tce and the liberal TERMS and he Is confident that
from his long experience in attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their patronage. JOHN CONNOLLY,
oct 6mdAprils' 7th street, between II and l.
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Gold Pencils and Gold Pens.

lust RECEIVED, large and handsome assortment OF
GOLD PENCILS and Diamond mounted GOLD PENS
Gold and Silver cases. and for sale very low prices by
- G. A. COMFY,
dec left Of Templenan's Book Store.
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Night School.

MIR. MARIER teaches Night School at the temperance
il Hall e street He teaches Grammer by LEctuRE,
and Geography by SINaNa Other branches taught "
need be- The citizens Of Washington requested TO call
and give him hearing n5- Terms moderate,
& dec IS--tf sstt.tl il.l.f