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for the cure of Gonorrhpa.
elect, Structures, VenereaI
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepara.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletier
fearlessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mlldness, safety and GER
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A GARD.
LNOR THE RENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED

LNoR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run. in
consulting Physicians for the of private Diseases
owing to the utter disquacations of those who profess
TO cure such cases deem be nothing but an act Of
kindness towards the nno1nnsey afflicted well sheer
to state that in the 1916 sorey afflicted with syph
rs n It's worst and most appalling form. and several
months together under the regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans. without being at benefit
ted-'ndeed grew worse. At length heard of DR.. Null
lens great reputation. applied him. and to my great
Joy In three weeks he restored to perfect health Sub
mis- If SAMIJEI POREprsON
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~ssy- As the railroad train from Dedham, Mass,
TO Boston. was passing down Jamaica Plain,
,nusket ball was fired into window in the car,
brea tinv the class, but doing no further injury.
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pprupM ccw.-The famous fat cow Rose, +"
1,eIo,oi.g to MIR. Robert Fowler, of Batavia, N.
v. -tas slaughtered on the Sd inst, her gross
uaiaat being 228O pounds
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A HAPPY MAN. The editor of the Pittsburg
Chronicle says: Talk about enjoyment of wealth!
it never can be enjoyed AN abundance is heap
of misery. A man who owns house, small
farm, a small wife, big dog, cow, two OF three
fat pigs, and dozen of children, ought to be sat-
isfied. If be is MT, he never can be"
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MossELMAN ZINC FOR RooFINa

snbsanbers agents for The sale of the Vieie Monta
L que Company 3 celebrated SHEET ZINC wonId cali
the attention OF Builders and Others this article as hen
used OF proper thickness and quality durable and econo
rope tor thirty without repair and apparently as
GOOD Is when inst put on L particularly calculated for
GIVING all the requisite Information the subject can be-
had and models OF the mode of using seen on appIcaon
to STARK nav S,FAJTEElpn g apS.9eduon
FyS6md&W Conner Of Canal and n. S % ~,
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e. J. GOMEZ, Professor OF
E2ITE!'r LANGUAGE

No. is Exchange .4ley, the st. Louis Exchange
DRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
l. TRAssLATIoNs from English, French, Portuguese or
Italian into Spanish French Spanish Italian Poru
guese into Eengish done at shortest notice. iyi6 6m
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STOP HERE!-S50O FORFEIT,
NO. IL CAROND ELET STREET...S SIN of The

shEScAIdplGn Statue.
/ lR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Pars) Com
- POUND SPECIFICs and ASTI- VENEREAL MIXTURES
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. s3 ROYAL STREET,
/ UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE-WORK such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers, etc. All work done by the subscriber will <@S
be guaranteed and specimens Of his work may be ~
any time 1S
with dispatch. ia19 Iv
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- ALE
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, mea- w-
IA sues 165 fee-182 feet on deck b Eeet eUA6L e
beam, with SIX feet hold, has three forty inch
boilers 70 lest long, two twenty inch cylinders seven iee
sroke-all entirely with the boat She draws ony "a
inches water and win 46o tons freight Is only one
lent stye and well found every respect For further
tculaH apply to " 0'''ei pa-
dl4 HYDE & OGLESBY Il Poydras st.
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VAN ZANDT & CO. ii St. Charles $
81 AV Il ID E OF.

~ Slave Yard and Boardina-House. 15o Gravier
street second door from CarondeIef
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at all times Slaves will be received on board or sold
on favorabeteIms The building large brick
house, and very commodous Slave Depo ParticuIar
attention viii be paid to the health and cleanliness Of All
slaves placed in this Yard. a n r"
$40 REWARD
WILL % given iog the apprehension of the Boy I'M
w who absconded from the subscriber the 9th
December last The boy about IA yean age dark y
grille complexion cheek bones rather gthenedfA
visage and is sprghtly and intelligent. w
G2 RICHARD TERRELL, Is and Banks Arcade
RAN AWAY.
sUNHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion a.
copper color feet Sor9 inches high stout built 10
and Inclined 70 be bald. A suitable reward will bel
su2n AOyT 81 FORD. IL St. Charles street.
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~PUMPs AND BATHNG APPARATUS &c.
vtiN meCARTY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street
New orleans, has Just received and large d
s OF BraSs Cocks various sizes Force and IA
Bathing Tabs and SHOWER Baths Also laying and repair
LEAD sheet Lead work of every description Ship
dels promptly attended to. ~Ae"- AN
~ CHARGES moderafa rnho11vg
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

NCING ACAD ENVY.
IS Carondelet, between Canal and Common Sts
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST P ARISIAN
~ STYLE-Mr. P. CLISSEY has the honor to aa1s
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that -
having returned from his late tour in Paris he has IT2
recommenced giving his lessons in that graceful art Wh
DANCING. Mr. C. will teach QUADRILLEs, ~ff~
WALTZEs, PoLKAs, VALsE A DEUx TEMPS, VALsE
CINo TEMPS REDowA and several other late fashionable
and elegant DANCES that, as yet, have not out.
Days for Children Mondays and THURSDAYS. M e. will
gentlemen. He has also reopened his
Academy in Lafayette,
Corner of St Andrew and Camp Streets for the accom-
mediation of ladies and children who reside distance from
the City Days of Glasses Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
IF Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass will
be opened for them from until 10 clock every evening
the week. particularly for those who wish perfect them
selves short space of time, Mr. c. engaging teach
them dance Quadres in the of month and
to enable gentleman to present himself with ease and ee
gance in any Ballroom. fyS I'm
EV Satisfactory evidence can be shown from
temen who favored him with their patronage last season.
TT Dizziness OF the head in Waiting entirely cured
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FOR SALE AT 26 Tchoupitoulas street:
A LAKE, assortment of COOKING-STOVES =,
OF different Sizes to suit purchasers to buru roy
either wood or coal RANGES of dffsent sizes Id
oiso ron stoves on the most approved plan
ERSANKLlM STOVES of all sizes;
NINE and TEMPLATE STOVES:
BAR-ROOM STOVES:
BOX STOVES, etc eto
RUSSIA lROH STOVES, suitable for Cont houses and
Shu"Ass' &C. Vlu N. H. UEVEREUX,
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME ARRALlNE BROOKS has the honor 10
1Fl TO the vsers and resident families OF New
Orleans tha the days OF Tuition as follows ar the
ARAoRY HALL: ma
Cbildren's Ciass MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end -
Fanny, from to 2. N. aFTIg-E
Ladies Class. TUESDAY and THURSDAY fom psssaS
10 10 IL a. NJ.
Geutlelaen's Class. TUESDAY and THURSDAY from
Ito ~ =.
Parents Guardians and the Public invited to the Chill
drens Class. For TERMS, etc. apply st the Annoy Hall,
the residence of Madame Brooks.
fjy@ There viii be the usual number of CiIILDREN'S
BALLS.
Of Anil
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A GENTLEMAN well known in the City, who has for
upwards OF fifteen years, previous to and during the
ae Mexican var travelled and traded through the whole
Republics of Mexico and Texas and who speaks and trans
laes the Spanish English and French languages wishes TO
OBTAIN Situation with any person or Company about
stafung lot California or about establishing Trading
House In Chagres, any Spanish, Mexican California
Territory The best references will be given. For inorma-
Lon, inquire al this Ofiies fyI6 If
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT,
I'VE Undersignelis constantly manufacturing and has
ioi salea very superior article of VINEGAR
w whC s hs VIII xGss' nes to improve by age and 6
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced
70 SUIT times viz Butts go gallons a. Barrels 80
saons. ~ Is Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon Iibe.
ral dIscount made 10 wholesale customers
~ line lronped in the Postofice will be puncaaly
attended to. lap29 til JOHN H. WEBB.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-21

~ Sole Agents of New Orleans Rustic a. pan
DOCK, No ITO PoYDRAs STREET. Sold also nv = n
BBEACH, LIZ Canal street, and j. A. FLORAT at the New
DasIn fig
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u Please read the following certificate from the cee-
brated DR.. BIRGE, of this city:
New ORLEANS, Nov. q, 184S
Messg; RUsTE y PADpoCK-GenHemen:M orse's Com
pound syrup of Yellow Dock regard as one of the best
medicines OF and for purifying the blood
the and In its operation upon the glands and secretng
vessels Is not equaled by other preparation offered to
the afflicted. the medicinal properties of Yellow
Dock are far superior to Saapara, almost any other
plant OF Its nature in the country.
j. w. BIRGE, M D., 100 Carondelet street.
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IN n. GREEN. .4ucit One.r.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of a
- decree by orphans for the county of
Washington in the District OF Columbia, and approved by
circuit court in the matter of the petition of John H.
Hendley guardian Sophia j. Hcndey, the unders gned
will proceed sell Wednesday, the 18th day Of April,
the follow ing pieces OF ground in the city OF Washington,
with thereon all that part oil LOT IL,
square 49, beginning northeast corner OF said loi
and running thence due south 7h street west 81 feet,
thence right angles due 80 feet thence at right
giles due north 81 feet and thence at right angles due ca
north 80 feet the place OF beginning with the
privilege threefoot alley taken from the south part OF
said lot, and also the eastenmos equal hall OF LOT ~ IN
the square, fronting street north % feet and eX-
tending depth thererom 100 feet This property is stu.
ated the of 7h and streets opposite ie General
Post Office, and occupied at present by j. H. Hendey as
hotel aud reecory.
Terms fourth cash, the balance in three equal pay
twelve and eighteen months W it'll interest," IL
secured by deed of If the terms OF sale be moi
piled by the purchaser within three days, the
right reserved resell the properly at his risk and ex
Sale upon the premises at o'clock, p. m, on Wednes
day. 18Th day OF april TILE indsputable.
Fo, further particulars apply 70 The nnde5signed or to
Lenox, attorney at law. }. II. HENDLEf, Guardian
April 4-3,aw&3dps, A. GkEEN, Auctoneer. .
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THE MON.

''We speak plainly, because think II Is kindness
the admins ration put IL upon Its guard 10 suc
tiers. To give such caution Is not pleasant out an
honest and necessary part OF the support when we
render IL. We speak publicly, because we DO NOT WISH
the public suppose that Mr. Meeker is hennckys choee
to represent her in the new territory. IN,
Zone word more guard against miseoncepton ihefe
nothing of the chagrn dedicated hopes for any other a
plicant in these remarks We do know that the name
Of any other from Kentucky presented Tor thus Oh
flee. Kentucky has men, however, who would nave ac-
ceped IT. and in il have done honor the Office the STATE
aud the administration"
nice set of judges truly has the placed
the aud thriving Territory Of Minnesota lhey
will be pretty likely make Minnesota democratic, by send
ing out such specimens Of whsey as representative o.,
the administration. Why, is outrage OF the hsl
magnitude upon The people OF that Territory pension OIL
such Meeker by sending them to dispense justice
and law to them.
Rene mbe the cry too, which the wings have raised,
that but competent to be appointed to Office
by Taylor Truly Taylor has singular notions of eo"pe-
tencg!
But sheu salts Enough for day. The press is
speaking out and ought to speak OUT either to prevent
prescription, to punish lis authors.
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HORACE +. ASH. ISAAC r. DiLLER
Land General Agency once at the Capital OF ILL.,
nois, City Of Springfield.
ITO nonresident of Illinois lands, holders Of ILLINOIS
indebtednss and all dsirons Of purrhdHng STATE
toh Hinois scrip bonds The undersigned would
especially the public that they have established IN
this cyihe capital Of the State of inoisa land and gen
rai ageacy office the Transaction of all business apper
tanning thereto within the limits Of The State
All Transactions relative To the purchase and sale OF lands
xaminng lands and reporting their location advantages
and value; paying taxes redeemlng land sold for lakes
stgatng titles Nc buying and selling all descrp tion
OF State indebtedness Ibis and every other description
attached general land agency on the most ex
tended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
ASH IL DILLEK.
Messrs Dcifndorf IL Niles, Washington City.
A. Gowdy IL Co., Louisville. Kentucky.
Thomas ]. Reed, esq
Messrs syckiss Il Co, St. Louis, Missouri.
A. Chrlsty, esq, .
John M. Winner, esq,
His excellency A. c. French. Governor OF Illinois.
Hon Thomas H. Campbell auditor g
" John Moore, treasurer
5. II Treat. Judge supreme court
Lyman Trumbul,
j. Dean Cation,
Messls: Wadswor'h Il Sheldon. New York city
David Leavt, esq,
& Bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, PhladeeiIphia
Gen Adam Dller
Col S V ". BACK ,' Pittsburgh, Pa
Gen. Caleb Cushing, Boston. Mass.
G. L. Sanger, esq,
Henry II, Stone esq, " "
j. ID Pratt IL Co.. Baltimore, Md.
Ap Il-dlmNsw3m
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y1RENCH TEACHER wANTED.-Mr. X. SMITH.
Il principal OF the Warren Green Boarding School, stu
aed in Warrenton, Virginia, wishes to employ gentle
competent to teach the French language
Persons applying will direct their letters, apply in
SON. to b. Ii Berry, Alexandria, Virginia. who win inform
them terms, and what evidence of atoms will
be required.
AID I5-d2w
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OFFICE OF ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
BUIIpiSGs, City OF Washington, April Ia, 1919.
c1EALED proposals, endorsed "PrOpOsais fSr tin,

CtEALED proposals, endorsed "PrOpOsais fIr the
= extension of the Patent Office Building" will be
ceived Office until the lst OF coming, inclusive,
for contracting the two wings OF the Patent Once Building
agreeably the plans and specifications IN this o.tce
which reference may be had and after the Doth inst
Proposals will be receive al,o for furnishing the
kinds of materials required. separate from the wokmans
the same and which particularly enumerated in the
aforementioned specifications, being understood that
such materials be of the best quality OF the kind
affixed and the work performed the in the
ton the said WINGS To be finished in the workman
like manner. The plans and specifications will show the
said buildings, and the character of the work and
materials. ROBERT MILLS,
Architect and superintendent
Office on ground floor of Patent Office Building, end
Ap I5-dtlstNay
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COTTON and Thread Hosery-We have opened, in
~ addition 10 assortment on hand, unusually low
prices, the follow ng;
20 dozen ladies' Isle thread hose, plain and open
20 brown open cotton do
90 do while do do
Is do chklren's white do do open work
Is do brown open do do do
% do plain brown do do
Sd do plain white do do
% do ladies' Isle thread gloves
20 do do do Tor children
The above comprises every possible size and
ce which the attention Of purchasers gene
rally CLAGEll, NEW loN, MAJ, " w.
APP Idly
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r UsBY & DUvALL, Merchant T.iiors, under thu

/ USBY q DUVALL., Merchant Taliors under the
IL National Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, have just
ceived splendid of fashionable Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing the most choice articles io
gentcmen's of this springs importation Our stock
at present consists of superior French and English cloths
and yesngs of variety oil color and qua
ity Also, drap dcte, bombasin, drilling, silk and Mar
settles vestngs; with every other article suitable Tor ,he
All OF which will mako up in our usuai eie
CANT style, good they can be bought eise
where.
Also of rich cravats, gloves suspend
ers, handke Ichiefs, shirts, stocks, umbrellas NC
public Mar 3l--3taw3wif
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WHITE Canton Grape sha swls.-Just received direc
w from the importers rich embroidered and plain white
Canton shaws part OF which are exceedingly rch
Ladies in pursuit handsome article OF the above
named goods certainly suited out of our stock al
very reasonable price .-,r 49,, , ,o
An I5--Iidil
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r ITTELL's Living Age, No. Sos ~ la Cents

IL
1 Madame de Maintenon FfaxisT's Maga<irs
Lays of the Scottish Cavaiers.-Dubh" Univrny
Magazine.
Supernatural Beings-Nsw Monthly Mag zine.
l. Harkley Colcrdee.-Iransertpt
g. BY the Sea and Land TO CalifJrnir-Gen Smith,
Mormons Commercial Adpertiser. Rootesfs' Democrat.
g. Children.-hIs. H. Bsecher Stotoe
T. From the Gray the White.-Chambers' Journal
g. Massacre OF ST. Bartholomew.-Dubtia Uapusiiy
Magazine.
@ Last Moments OF Taleyrand.-N Y Eve~,ng Post
10 The last Bourbon Y. Ereniag Post.
N Closing Years of Dean Switts Lite.Dabn Uniper,i.
~ NJ igozi 90 , No.. - .
IL MeIyile's New Work-Mard Literary World
~ Austria in her New Developments Spectator.
ii Russian Observation-Disclosures.
pograY-Flea Gray Two Missionaries; | charge thee
10 remember Desert Sand in Hour Glass My own
Place Lines on Life.
SHoRr ARTIcLE.-Mr. Dyce Sombre's Lunacy Case
WASHINGTON, December r. 1915
OF all The periodical journals devoted TO Literature and
science which abound in Europe and in this country, this
has ppea ID 10 me be the useful contains, in.
deed the exposition only of the current literature OF the
English language; but this, by its immense extent and
comprehension includes pouraiture oil the human mind
in the utmost expansion of the present age
J. Q. ADAMS
Published weekly a six dollars year, by
APIS T. Ii Eli ~ w bosom.
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IN Ed, g. & g.. f. DYER, .7uctfOneers.

Ru Ed. G. 4 e. f. DYER, .7sctf0neers.
GOVERNMENT SALE.-On Thursday, the 18th OF
VI April, at IL the United States arsenal, Washing
for account OF government, shall sell at pub
lie auction the following described stores, viz;
ii Hintlock pistols, 1856 cartridge boxes
276 swords and sabres various patterns Tor ocers and
prvates
1892 black walnut musket and rifle stocks
variety OF Announcements Tor infantry, cavalry,
and ritiemen
5000 spokes and 400 elocs (seasoncd timber,)
10000 pounds scrap wrought iron.
Lot of scrap cast iron.
The above will be soil. without for cash. and Of
fered in lots suit purchasers and may be seen at the
arsenal any day previous to the day of sale ~
f. c. IL G. F. DYER,
Ap 10-eodSds Auctioneers
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Treasury Department, April II, 1e4v
Y the Sd section Of the of the Sd March last entitled
ID An act to provide for the settlement of the accounts OIL
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise in MeI
co... is enacted shat where questions arise in respecto
sion OF penalties imposed the ground that the collection
was improper or the penalties wrongfuy enforced, the
he Teasa %ho is %seSy and
pay under the direction of the President of the United
buttons such may be determined BY him have
been improperly levied or imposed as contributions, assess
For the information of claimants under this section of the
act notice is hereby given that this department will require
the character and amount of the contribution assessment
penalty, for which remission of duty is claim
mebt, penalty imposed, and to whom paid. The ap
pcaton be verified by the oath of the amant corrobo
witnesses, and TO be accompanied by the certificate Of the
proper accounting officer that the contribution duties
hvied imposed have been duly for and paid
to the of the United States by authorized DIS
W. NJ MEREDITH,
Ap 7-eodlf2w Secretary of the Treasury
(rLAaETT & DODsON have just received the fol-
~ lowing beautiful furniture goods;
case white Lane quilts sizes varying from ia
to H. pretty and very cheap
case white Dresden quilts, sizes, with crib qun
and toilet o match
lease same sizes. with crib and toilet covers to match,
are suPeib, and entirely in this city
Also beautliu, new style of furniture dimy, of
chamber widow curtains and coverets, in blue,
very beautiful
case "a French furniture chintz
case "a English do do in email figures, Tor
covering chairs lounges &c.
Also beautiful variety of new style piano, table, ana
stand covers all to match in Others in sets
all beautifully coored
new article OF wine, dessert fruit cloths, with nap
kins and doilies TO match. No good housckeepei
VIII he without this article, as they are gie''
saving TO their white damasks
Also large assortment OF stair rods, suitable for car
peting OF all widths. and at all prices from u
Sl2 per dozen. CLAGETT ~ DODSON,
corner oil Penn. avenue and 9h street, up s'ah'
Apr S-eo3uf
DRACTiCAI. Instruction In Animal Magnetism, og
DsLENzE, with by the translsor-compl ete 10
volumes, for dollar, FRANCk taylor
APl2
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DELA DEMOCRATIC EN FRANCE; Jsnvier, 1sa0,
IL par Guizot, vol.
Questions Constituonellcs, par NJ. de Baantc, vol
Paris, 1919. 49,
Jerome Psrot la recherche de la Meileure des Repub
laues par Louis Reyband edition ustree, vol Paris,
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