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TRANspO 4 'lION..

Es IliroWga I.cSe.S e3.IH parts gf Iest and
So@ h can 5eobt.iiuea at ths office in Rheeling,
every line and connection wSs: Of the
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4 lso-s0O GuSkels yellow Corn Meal; - 3
"a 50. white
For sals by L y. KILLER,
dc2s ..s.i.. Quincy Etrees
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"a GengIaI a INdle eiil fissi8
OF Drug, Medicines Paints Ola vsrnshes, DyeStnss
" Brushrs, Notions ETC., etc., alEsys ON hAndat tbe
jb22.; ls4s - IRIDoE CoNrKR DEpa STORE.
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REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY removed from his old staad In Market
VI SQUARE that and spacious Warehouse, No. o.,
front, side Of Main between aud
quincy lately occupied BY MesAs. Annan MRgure, a.
commission house. lie has hnnd large and general
Ornert OF Groceries and Liquors. which he will sell at
Wholesale at the lowest market price. -
ALSO GunpoWdeF Of every description and Safety
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JUNE 2. 1856.
MISCET.I.A NEOUs.
nrntNIs

For Fau c,Hrte. tactBdiag dil Department. Of Ecok
Keeping, EsgtareS dHu 4e'IiNutisItp, tsrdffdt 81
ttdrdNce. Sso
Fo. FHEE Course IN LstsS =
fINIE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
L graltyAlS und uiprSCEarhtSd sue
narEG tir OF tslr lsttuto s'ueS
~ Mt Oaptl Dnd stimulates th 10 re-
aessd uGtt, ii te hl9st 3t Ata'tis, ths
fandlr asing demand for pFcftcut 6fta rtet-
s:ce eeGntt rditSiAg TINS great rartieai
OF the PTncsl ia beaYy Blking Coulei-
efal HOUSES, asssts, Educated Hnd accomplished eEtis
lny has snAbs him TO bring 70 degree Vi lrf ctun u
sSitssi df
Nor ATTAINED ny Any OTHER INSTITUTION. Zach
students b. tiii5 presses idT At 's ltlS, tHdSct-
'Hy strSy step, until lie ias 'nasr;d tns Nlols Toss,
Of a Accountants dutits tO.Uugty GUWgh he had
ss-rJsl an apprenticeship IN so'ie tug, CVlnerciut
EoE,e; all U"ANar'intss tat>rius, and esrsg0us
DIlisdCrS arr, la Ersat measure, tsiSs!pHTe. .
In addition engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services ol snrle OF ut
Lecturers ia Ohio TO isctaTs ON conmercai
topics.
Uurcnurss INSTRUCTION is too extended V parculariE,
here but it vnlbvnc, every thing connected With DOUBLE
ENTRY HOOK iEEIING, "itlI free and !u discussion
Scientific Prncpiy ctur,s giUu Commercial ll!sorJ
aud stnrt OF Eminent rcal Men, Commercial Gv
osrapy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy MsCchhte Law, EEicS Of Trade, Part
.lyrAhipt Sc
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H.iG4fULAY'S FNGL4AD.
PRGsI supply OF the above popular and
~ for sails III cetIplete sets separate Eolstss ~
.Li.l WIDE &aRR0.
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For FuN CUHrse. tactBdiay u! Department. gf EooI
keeIirg Lsetacss 'iHu 4'e'taHs'sR t''ra'fH's 81
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SnIeI- Rnne. -
BBLS. at reduced prices, for sale bT e sslt9
y r92 ifss-, GEo.s W. ZION.
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1. j. ALLEN, LII. D.,
~ -rirnt nj Farmers College.
LORIN .NNDKEwS,


To vounr men Who wish to acquire "BRsiHes" Id tc"-
iOa" We tuE AFFORD. facilities vers siIOu equ"itl.-
Nr. GRXxGER has the qualifications OF theOrt %O"i-
se and a;nrss in tcncul. addict TO practical C"un'ni
;oo experience and ie, clniCnt at graduates from
Coiler VIII he fully coGpteni 10 Keep te most ehfi-
4IftG ktf0f RpVES.
a. r. STONE, Wholesale anil Retail Merchant.
J. J. JANNEY, Sec EOar,I Of Cnntio STAT, Bank Of o.
j. I. PARaI, IsnnS X pr atD. T. Wo"ibgT!s
n. ONEltnIEit Book i. al CliEtU:i Bank.
II. z. MILLS, : c Couilb,ss tas aad CUk- Go.
c. Il. MASON, Boos Ike, pvr al ). II. ii'isy Co.'S
ETy-For full particulars, sen for circular.
GRANGER IL ARMSTR0NG,
fci-fr pfoprivtors
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4 YnIun Bile JgetlicIne!
INDIAN VEGETABLE ELl&Ek Ekt--A sure and remedy
ior acute ana chronei Ge and MI OF tho
ehroaic pains bones joIts ljuseies AFsng aen
too free nse of mercury, or olhgr causes.
a Sold By special and BsEtanted sea.
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Co-Pa1tnershtp.
T B. MARSH has this day associated with him 81 4. Way.
msn for the purpose Of transNenE the wholssGie and
cea Boot and Shoe business at the old stand OF b. aRh
No. S. Monroe street, next doos to Greer OFT Co.. under
the firm Of MARSH & WASAfAS.
July 1st 1sSS les9t.
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.575aysItsl 8. EkiSll4Nt5IAG5.S.s
II oHN IL THOMPSON. III AIn street, s now
portion OF his sRrin Papers for Parlors,
tiiai5 Ess4 45 Pfiees htaderAt mh9e
& SHlW zSNISDONV.E - ;
a tIASDsoME Show Window, Nith Giaks q large at1e.
osGit leeg 9 good q E'ss-sor saiS
.ebsgp - :, s.,.sry,s ., rasr,s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
The Cllnpnnns.

To see the familiar. cCmical old phiz OF
Geo. Chapman on the stage, reminds US Of
old times, 80 and '5l and his amiable and
talented lady, appears youthful and spright-
ly as in her girlish days. Geo. will play
here with his company, a few nights, when
they will go to Weaverville, at which place
they are shortly to appear.
We would suggest to the management, as
matter of policy. and as they wish to please
their patrons, the propriety of engageing
the graceful and promising young actress,
Miss Julia Hudson. She is dansuese of no
ordinary merit, and with proper care, will
surely rise to distinction in her profession.
Miss Kate Grey, in some of her characters.
is not excelled by any actress in the state,
and with the addition of these to the Chap
man Company, and by discarding some of
their very ordinary stock, they could not but
meet with SUCCESS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
Democratic County Convention.

Tho Democratic Electors of Butte county are here
by requested TO send delegates to County Conven-
tion. 10 assemble of ORC VILE, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 23d, for the purpose of electing eight dele
gates to the State Convention to assemble at Sacra-
meno, the ninth day Of September next; and also
for the purpose of nominating two Members OF Assem-
bly, and one Assessor for Butte county. The different
precincts are entitled to the following representation,
the basis being delegate for each precinct, one
for every 80 votes, and one for each fraction OF
ffteen votes Pre- cincts in which the number of del
egates are not mentioned entitled TO represen-
tatOn in accordance with the above basis.
Bdwe, d; Rock Island. 3; Mountain House, =;
French Creek, 2; junction NJ & s. Fork,2 Pine Knot
S; Musquito Creek 2; Sky High, :: Union Bar, 2;
Fairfield Bar Pea vine !; Central House. 2; iioncut
city, .; Wyandole, 2, Garden Rancho, 2; White Rock
j. Lynchburg, 3: High Rock ?; Oioville, - Enterprise
Mountain Spring House /; Scott Vantines Store Il
Island Bar =; Forbestown Bingham's Bar, 3; Orc
Lewa |; Natchez, 3; Evansville, q Hamilton, Tur~
ner's Ranch, .; Meals Rancho 2; Thompson's Flat q
Morris Ravine; 2; Chico. 4: Jennings Rancho, l {;
Couples Rancho, ,; Manhattan, l; simmons store, =
Moore & Perry's Store 2i Nelson's Bar. 2; Mesllla
Valley g Erenchown. I; Butte Mills, 2; Brotherons
Store, Forks of Butte, 2; HelItown, .; KnnkIe's
Rancho, l; Silrs Rancho, 2; Robinson's Mill, 2;-
Virginia Mills, Berry Creek Min, Berry Creek Bar
Martins Rancho, Robinson's Hill, Cherokee Ravine
MOoretown.
According to the basis of representation, (the Dem
ocratlc vote of last Septonber Oroville s entitled to
but delegates. The population having largely in
creased within the past year, tho Committee have
reason to believe that Orove Is entitled to some II
delegates as the entire vote of the precinct at the late
election for Justice of the Peace. between eight
aud nine hundred. The matter is respectfully refer
red 70 the Convention.
GEO. H. CRosETTE,
SENECA EVER,
G. W. HESS, Go. Com.
C. F. LOTT,
N. d PLUM
Oroville, July 20, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
Communicated.

CITIZENS OF BUTTE. The time has come
in which you are expected to do your duty,
when that duty is clear, it is your preroGa-
tive. as Independent men, to do it. The
tocsin has sounded, and as motive goes be-
fore action, my purpose in this communica-
tion may be readily understood in the fol-
lowing facts presented for your considera.
ton:
1t is said oil is fair in time of war-I will
take the ground, that assertions are facts
until proven to the contrary. Now, it is u
fact, in days gone by, men protesting hon
esty, have been guilty of the most unblush-
ing falsehood, and in their secret conclaves,
have concocted schemes to accomplish pri
vate ends, that If known by the electors in
due time, would sink them so low, that the
hand of reserection never would reach them.
1t is fact, men have stood forth and
sworn to stand by all principles that were
national, and supported oy the constitution,
and, for the sake of mamOn, their sordid
souls have been sold They would, again,
on the eve of our presidential election, seek
some means, through which to gull the cred
ulous and unsuspecting, thereby, accom-
plish their diabolical ends Like weather.
cock, they change with the wind.
1t is well remembered that in the days
that mark the footsteps of tried and good
men, in order to get an Office, it was asked,
lis he capable, is he honest ?" the question
now is, twill he steal, can he hide' ?"
Voters of Butte, to you this is directed;
you, who are part and parcel of the nation;
you, who believe in democratic principle,
which principle is unit, and encircles in its
arms the nation, for the purpose of protec-
ting oil her component parts, an oil cf their
legitimate inherent rights. The principle
is not found in strong government and a
freak people, but, in the will of an enlight-
ened progressive nation, knowing no section.
and bringing the greatest amount of good
to the greatest possible number. Can this
be done by elevating to Office sectionalty?
men, who would sell their brthright for
temporary consideratiOn?-men, who blow
hot and cold, as it may tend to their indi-
vidual aggrandisement'
We trust, that the day is near at hand,
when the factions, that are of mushroom
growth, will die natural death-when the
dark waters of Abolitonism, that assume,
in some degree, threatening aspect, will
be stayed, and blind zeal, give way to the
settled opinions, (of wise Statesmen) drawn
from the Constitution Of our common coun-
try. To this end, let US fellow citizens of
Butte, show to the great Democratic party,
of this state and nation, that we will bend
all our efforts in the coming campaign, to
aid in the elevation to Office, experienced
competent and faithful men. The ship of
State, must have a we'll tried master spirit
on board. No man can fail to see in history,
the qualifications for such a post as this, as
being centered in
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

BELIGERFNT. - Yesterday, being very
warm, ice was in demand, and whiskey--my
hies-the consumption was great. About
IS or 80 could find no place to lay their
heads. so they laid nearly a quart apiece of
the regular old red-eye on their stomachs,
which was made to answer as substitute
for lodging. They lay about the streets in
great Plumbers. They lay promiscuously-
heads and points-and when the sun struck
them fair in their face, it fried the grease
out Of them like bacon over a slow fire.
They were reused up by sprinkling pots. and
felt somewhat like fighting. They lunged
into each other, and pummeled heads and
banged noses till some of them looked like
chunks of rare beef.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
DIDYMUS.

10 The French doctors have discovered.
recently, by various experiments instuted
by them, that ice is safer and better to use
in surgical operations than "chloroform -
BY the application Of pounded ice and com.
mon salt to the diseased parts, thus causing
numbness and in:ensibility. A surgeon
lately succeeded in removing tnmor of con-
siderable size, without causing the patient
any pain, and Occasioning very little loss of
blood. Ifice can thus be successfully SUBJ
stituted in the place of chloroform, in sur
gical operations, it will be of great value in
saving patients from the risks involved in
the use of chloroform
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

NEW BRICK BUILDINGS. - Yesterday
morning, the fundations for two magnificent
brick buildings were laid Messrs. Smith &
Sparks are putting up brick 20 by 60 feet,
two stor.; es high, on the east side OF Mont
gommery street, adjoining the United
States. The other is directly opposite oppo-
site, being on tie corner of Montgomery
and Myers streets. 1t is to be sc by rs
feet, three stories high, and fre-proof -
Messrs. Ritchie, Downer Carlow are the
proprietors. Mr.. Hussey is the contractor
and builder.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

OUR TRIP up the river the other day, was
rendered very agreeable by the kind atten-
tions shown US by several friends. among
whom we may name 7. 7. Wood Esq, one Of
Mr.. Hart's very efficient aids, J. S. Spang,
Sec aud Treas. for the Messrs. Hart, Mr.. l..
Woodhouse, Mr.. W. W. Tinker, See. of Rough
& Ready Co., besides others. We will find
IL opportunity to "reciprocate."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At meeting of the California Democratic State
Central Committee, held in the city OF Sacramento,
on the 10Th day of July 1856, 1t resolved that
UenocraMc State Convention be called Ia meet in
the city of Sacramento, on TU UESDAY, the 9th day of
September next, for the purpose OF nominating two
members OF Congress, Clerk of the Supreme Court,
n superintendent Of Public Instruction, State Prison
Director, and four Presidential Electors.
The State Central Conn ittee suggest that Satur-
iay, the 23d day of August be the day selected by
The different counties for the election Of Delegates 10
cid Democratic State Convention.
The following is the apportionment OF representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
lApyeRrtSEMrr !

SCESE on First ST. AkRysyiLLE.-Neserdhy hc-
ing dull da. in town amongst our merchan,s.oh "i
them thought he would destroy the monol"ny D.! s'l-
tling of some long standing. upon resi-
dent of OruvIlle. 80 accordingly, early IN the Jay
one Of the party could be seen paci'cing Win ~"
Dumbbt liz, and he hung square from the shouldt' =
At ST comes along "A man who would suppose Mas
Chinaman, as he is very partial tn R'iss. what do
you interfere in my bn-incs,? was the exclamation,
and further stop put Ia of the gentleman an
s~erng by receiving IA siingiug blow Ia the pnlato
trap-time was then calh-d. when the heavy gent
sqnrcd himselt. Ia Tom liver AMI planted slunncf
on the Rerss .Nsrth Inrs peeprr, which brought he
pimgte in sudden con'act with the siicwalk Nov or
never, and in he went, while the OroNille merchant
called ont loudly, mnrdcr, mrrcr Vigilance o"m-
mulee' Recorder. Police. Sc This brought out tie
lumber rooster ot the police, who with his usual good
hunor, took hoie partir To- the STATION house, ana III
ihe morning Justice was satisfied by having sle,2o
placed IN the city Treasury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

Gs-Members of the Vigilance Committee
at the coroner inquest on the bodies of
Brace and Hethcringto acknowledge them
selves guilty of violating the law, by refus.
ing to answer questions on the ground that
they did not wish to criminate themselves -
A fine position for the "purest and best "
citizens of the State to he in. truly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
California Bonds.

The failure of Palmer, Cook & Co., to pay
the interest due in New York, on our State
Bonds, is an occurrence deeply to be de-
plored, and has had the effect, together
with the Vigilance movement, to materially
depress our State credit. 1t is to be regret
tee that such failure should have been per-
mitted to occur. Palmer, Cook Co., an
nounce, by card in the San Francisco pa
pers, that Notwithstanding their failure to
pay the interest in New York, and the fact
that their drafts were protested, they still
positors, and that the default has been occa-
stoned by some mistake, which is suscepti-
BILE of explanation If this be true, it is all
the worse for the house of Palmer, Cook &
Co., because if they are still able to pay
and have neglected to do SO, all the excuses
they can render, will not. we fear, convince
the people that the failure was not made
for the purpose of decreasing the value of
our bonds in New York, that they might be
~
We are not of those who belieee that the
House of Palmer, Cook Co. have failed, or
that they are about to fail. 1t appears to
be one of their chronic business tricks, that
they have done before and will do again
probably, if they can induce Know Nothing
Treasurers to make them their agents. The
first failure to pay the interest on our bonds
in N. York, occurred under the management
of the present President of the Know Moth
ing State Council of California, who en-
ployed this same banking house to pay the
interest due in New York. They failed to
do so, to the great injury of the State credit.
Under the present administration the affairs
of State were to be honestly conducted
but no sooner is the present Know Nothing
Treasurer seated in his Office, than he en-
ploys the same "Kite- flying" firm to per.
form the same service, and they get up
another failure.
The fault is with the Know Nothing
State Treasurer. The Banking House of
Palmer Cook & Co., had previously permit
ted a mistake to impair the State credit,
and they should never have been employed
to do it again. However solvent they may
be, and however correct their intentions,
they permit too many mistakes to occur to
be the agents of the State. We doubt not
but what Palmer, Cook s. Co., have paid the
interest in New York ere the present time,
a temporary depression being all that was
required. There has been a sad mistake
somewhere, and whether the fault of X.
N. State Treasurer, or Dem ocratic Bankers
should meet with universal condemnation
1t seems almost like hoping against hops
but nevertheless, we yet hope to see the
financial affairs of California in the hands of
men who will not permit such mistakes to
occur.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

A. s. DIcKEY, Ese.-We hear this gent
lemsn very highly spoken of for the very
efficient manner in which he has performed
the labor drumming the grades for the diff
erent fumes on the river. He has no supe-
rior as an engineer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
0To Readers and Writer'S"

esTO Readers and Writer'S"
The Editors then proceed to enumerate
what they like, accept &C., and speaking of
"Eair powder" first put it down as "fasten-
ed upon for use." Do. the "Rose of the
Prairie" purposes" treated in similar
manner; but, ."My Brother" they pass-the
"Light of dream,' and "Our Saviour, they
"respecIully decline" and 'Heaven" they
decline, without even saying respectfully.
They say nothing about that peculiarly
shot climate of which we read, but from
the tenor of the remarks above quoted,
suppose them to be somewhat in the condi-
tion and moodiof certain. Divine, of which
read when Twas school boy, who went
to an appointment to preach, and for his
text, took the following comprehensive pass
age of scripture: "The world, the flesh, and
the Devil" and proceeding, said:
"My friends, my subject IS naturally di-
vided into three parts. as enumerated in my
text In treating upon it, [ shall just touch
the world. pass lightly over the flesh, and
hasten as fast as can to the devil"
DIDYMUS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

A "SELL"-Tne San Francisco Globe sold
on Saturday last for 500. Cheap--Laquir-
er.
For the materials, yes but a very high
price for its opinions. Vigilante organs are
getting cheap.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

The citizens of Forest City have sent $3.50
the relief of the destitute at Nevada.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

Low. The river at White Rock, is now
81 feet lower than it was at high-water mark
in '53.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

THANKs-To Wells Fargo & Co., we are
indebted for the early delivery last evening
of Sacramento papers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
HOTEL ARRrAvLS.
Orleans Hotel. Aug. 3d. ISj,

VTftHhs ffOtcI, mug. 3u, ISJB.
David Black. M'Nille, Chas. Harvey do. w. w.
Cl!mrr do. Jos. johnson do II n Tlldcn do Alrd
W heeler do w w Cl,mon do u II Wilson Straw
berry valley +. G. iiewings Sac n. Brass Bdwe ell.
}. + Meacham DVile, J. Green Ornyille r. X. Ran
dali Enterprise, A q. simpson Forbestown, S. w. w
Coughy Plumas, 7. B. Walker Bnitsyonia, } &. VIII
son do 5. Sanborn do. }. Guthrie Live Oak.
HuntOOn's Exchange, Aug. Sd.
Simpson Jersey City. e. Hawkins Sac c. w Nor.
ton do. &. II Beach NJ Vile. } Harris do. Cot H. y.
Henry do. IL. Wheelock Bidwells Bar. J. + Nye do
j. CASTOR, Pence's G. A, Hall uroville, j. NJ. Ropes
N. York, J. Cobb Morris Ravine, X. 7. Robertson
+. C Brown Table Mount in. G. Bntler do &. W.
Bennett Chico, W. Miller Milseps, Geo Greedy, $.
Dorothy, j. Hays Butte Creek.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
JAMES BUCHANAN.

DULL CANON, Aug. A, 1866.
Dear Crossette.-In looking over the Dol
lar Newspaper, of July 2nd 1856, observed
q caption as follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05

RIVER MINING Our deputy, Simon, has
been on tour of observation, and the result
is some very interesting items from up river.
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YYE LlDIES' DEP1R1lLENT
Is now opened for the reception ofades No Institution in
the Union mpats thorough interesting course in
this Department.
In concIuso would add that shall put forth eur
best merit in still eminent degrees The fat
cTing reception with which enterprise has met, ana ce
bed1e OBTs4Lchs to iDpdFt thorough, prdcttcnt
course Of Mercantile tsdH eJore at any
nih6r similar Mercantile college.
Among the many recommendation We give the follow
1--WE the undersigned pleasure testitying that
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability as al
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which is Of the
highest He has had great experience as an Ac-
in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in npartng PrncftcdE
EUoteedSe y Book Keeping, and thorough Conrerctdt
Esincastof. -----.-
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MATHEW ldcNABB,
DIR. .. G. WINCHELL,

DESNFlSG,
TAS taken suit Of splendid rooms In HornbFooE ne"
bIocI ilg< Main st. directly over g. p Browne Jew
i- .tor Lefe he hopes establish himself
NJ 10 his business reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warranted, he hopes to secure
mr. ~ Is familiar with all the modes OF inserting
Teeth including the "connuous Gum %oTk. tnE
cleaning and extracting done in the best anu most ls"
manner. ..i.,,,. -, t,,,,,r. ~
thF O{hrc.
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just Rece1Ved.
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NsquIer'sCSotcs on Central America;
.tLIfe and Corrr spondenee Of LORD JeGrey''
..flsrs OF Lady MOTtlY Montague 4f-a. s-.t
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