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sstas 80. ducks saa4 25, geese s60s1. turkeys tt5
NnlB per dozen. Louisiana grown chickens sell
at s46lT. young do. s2613 90: ducks 1904: geese
sGdnB; turkeys sl2tD17 " dozen.
Money, stocks, Etc.
New YoaR, March g.-Gold opened at in499a.
Pants. March 3, lao p. n,.a-Rantes i0667ts.
JoNpoN, March 8.-=Oonsels DGA Erie ~.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRR, March 5.---stooks active, unset
change-long 81, short 4,8511S. State bonds
firm. Governments steady aud moderately
active.
NEW YeRH, March 3,-Cotton dul uplands
IL 7.lsc. Orleans ~ p-tGe. Sales 262. Futures
easy, March Ia g26nt 30; April IL b2dhi2 90.
May "a 7A@l2 70; June Ia 88@la 81; July Ii %
Flour dull aud declining. Wheat quiet and
heavy Corn dull and dropping. Polk heavy at
of tarpentine arm, 400. Rosn firm, 81 956na 90
for strained Frsights firm.
7 Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March D. Noon. 49, Cotton easier
and traotionslly cheaper: Middlng Uplands 6ssd;
M;ddlipg Orleans 0 i3.ied sales 6OO0 bales: Tor
speculation and export 1000; receipts 1000 Amer
loan $3.50. Futures t-57d cheaper. Uplanda,
Low MidJiing clause, March and April delivery,
6le 320D6 1000 1891: April and May. lie !:
May and June, 25-B2d June and July, 0 27-32d;
May 2t-s2d; May and June, 8s4d; July and
August, 6Td.
IdrBapoot,, March 2-Uplands. Low Middling
clause, March and April delivery, 6%@6 1885,
shipped. April aud May, by sail, GJad. Bales OF
American, $500 bales.
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CUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND. OUACHITA RIVER
TRANEpOHTATfoN COMPANY.
OUACH1TA UITY, TRENTON AND MONROE
semi weekly Ouashita CITY Packet.
Every every WEDNEHl STAY. at s =. M.
ss~s- FOR UUACHITA CITY. TiiEN-
Lss IAaGk.t ton. Monroe and oil way landings
nsasssas 5ss;Efs4ass The stoniuer
JOHN II. EIANNA,
I'm place Of Ouaehith BELIEF
J. W. Blanks, master Joe Holmes. clerk.
Will leave regularly ms above. For freight or
passage apply on, board. ortn
Capt. r. A. BLANKS, President,
- No. q Canal street, corner Delta.
H1Tg a. CApL1N, -BRITTON J. EPPLIR.
ADAMS d WORK. LORD % MoPEAKE, Agents.
y. S.-1he boats Of this lioe connect with the
Goose for Little river Tom Parker for Bsuff
river, Ora, Acme and Timmie Baker for Bayou
Bartholomew and Ha' re river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou dR bon q. fell If
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YAzoo AND TALAHATCHIE.
RAILROADS.,
JACK SON MGJTE.
Ii "~~" WIN s'~" A"'
NEW ORLEANS. ST.. LOUIS hND CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES.

NEW ORLEANS. ST.. LOUIS AAD CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
On and aft0r sunday. March 4. 1877. trims will
depart and arrive as follows: From Calllope
stree depot:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express No. .5:3o y. m. Express No I'll :3l am
Express No. 3.7:2oa. m. Express No. 4. G:so I'M
Aecommoda- Accommoda-
PULLMAN PALAUE SLEEPING JARS
through without change 70 Chicago, Cairo.
modatlons through to st. Louie.
Only one change OF Sleeping Oars to Eastern
cities. Accommodation train runs as far as
MeComb City. Tickets for sale and information
given at % Camp street. corner Common. under
City Hotel.
n. d. FRosT. General Manager. mh4
TI1HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAIL
l. ROAD-MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta an via St 7 ouis.
CARRYING THE q. MAIL
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. Dot OF
Canal street, as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. a. m. Express. 2s D. N.
Express. .....6:O0 .. M Express. 1856 .. N.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou.
1sville, Nashville and st. Louis, without change.
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office. corner OF Camp and Common
D. B. ROBINSON. superintend't.
mh2 n J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
INDEPEN DENT.
Leaves on III Es DAY. March 9th, ut 8 y. M.
T-s. FOH CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
lHHt4Elht Ii Evansville. Henderson, Shawnee.
Sssssssss town. Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate puintB-The passenger steamer
ROHT. MITCHELL,
James Paul. master. Frank Stein. clerk
Will leave as above. For freight or passage up
ply on board, or to .-...-. ........
BROCKETT n CARTER.
mhI 81 Magazine street. 2
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY. March 6. ut y. m.
IT, A. FOR MEMPHIS. CAIRO.
kkllHaANaats N Evansville. Louisville and CinCiD-
s-sss=s--s-Hs nati@1he steamer
sDLDHN RULE.
o. 7. shinkls, master. W. II. Shaw. clerk,
VIII leave as above For freight or phss age Hu-
ply on board. or to WAYNE II WILLIAMS,
mh3 Agents. 100 Grnvier street.
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Gen1 Quotations. FIX. {

The market nrened insnimate with some In
nuirv. but under Encouraging kilograms,
BROKERS claiming conne ssions which factors were
nnwilunr I'd grant, and although parties later
came together rather more freely, yet at no time
vas there any activity In the movement, ana the
days business wac consequently cohhned to the
limited amount noted above at the failing Oil
manded previous rates. The falling off in the
receipts excited general attention. The dis.
natohes reported decline of Lied ne Iiverpool
49,, sS 49, W ALI usso asa h, ssh @ ,.n.sn
aoNers auls suS N eass.s pa' VIZ" s w onanRe
- quotaavns' ana New aviA A-Aoo aoWsi ~.
49,, 49, Sossr ~ iI.,aasaiss ionn ht arhsa
,,..,,s sn5 IA aaaaa a nt ,.In oy ~
l nv ma NJ" ssoSea nv "o' iaAs va VI
M rnsaso ,os ,, sr,orn, a. sh,,,,s,
nnt e,aaraS IL snro "a 'SsS,s oxn,r,s1 ss ani
Hates smSraenS 90 sse far Tsverpno, ~ M for
Havra ans for ths Nor,b saa Ihse s,r psam,a u'
sfss snr sns;r ,oes sor tho NJ W.a.n.rs,,.n ssi
sg eer coast,sisa nsr. i.ax;, 4, ,,rassas 80
NJ n. ;ss snonnnt ~ E ., 5s5 oss $50
sssall mart az which ia an ssia '"eS' "A'S
All moan TO-DAY Midalns was opo,oa az C,.,vas.
fnn Il iisgc. AZ Mobile at Iislss AZ savannah AZ
fa1ls A. Ihsrleston AZ issr, ~ w,in,;ae'
soa Al ilsLe an Norfolk AT lISsS,lac az RsIa
mora az ilfyc. at New York at ii g'ist a. Rosson
sd 1889. at Memphis at 1870, at Aueusia nj
INA snd at philadelpbia at ilIc,
Inc Exchange reports, scales $500 bales, mar
ket Quiet" Its quotations are reduced Lc
ihe worlds visible supply was set down yes-
~
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amHerss.

PALERNO-Per bail Cirque Sorelle----f4 sacks
beans "a fa Cattle Gks olives ID olive oil $40
oases laste los cheese Uks fab ots t,mso ree
1903 bxs lemons p01 bSs oranges Graodeil do 5ai
hxs lemons Cochrsne d CasereH-2l do y Vitoli-pli
do tp9 bxs oranges Ant pitse-3 do boxes lemons G
tata-3Jp do 81 bSs oranges A 9 4aimauu--ig do u
bxp lemons Angelo-4lj do 10 bxs nges order
uAVAN Per stes,nship Msmy his--450 hhds
sugar gar & Lelohg-J6 hhds tobacco Nj Botnin-a
c#ies ,iia,H = Hernsheim Il Bro. Iii cases paper
cigars Marks BROS 500
NEW EORK-Per steamship Hudson ssorsd
udae
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pENSACOL A-Per steamer Amte-tt00 sacks
200 oats 100 sacks bran 30 sacks coffee 10
bales hay 100 bbls -four 40 tbs whisky 10 casks
bhds sugar 10 tee lard 4J4 pkgs mdse
HAVRb-per bark Yarra Yatta-yH bales cotton
pgg2 sacks corn 960 pcs slaves
COHK-Per bark Consiga Gaatola---2p s24 81. SO
bushels In bulk
MOBILE Per sehr America-2a hbds sugar 4s bbls
malasHes 80 hf do 80 bbls lice
BtvERPOOL-Pre steamship Yrurpo Bat--44lT
bales cotton 3DtB sacks cotton seed sou sacks ooHks
1900 pee slaves
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SHREv EPORT--Per steamer Kate Kinney---sp
halss cotton Jno Phelps &oa--F8 do @ L Whlmsley IL
co.'s + LiAirey &to-- u J H Gardner--5 Jno I
Hardie &ca--1i X L Bu hner Brn-ss q Sentelt
&co--6 Meyer Wois &co--4 Ii & q Newman
Richardson d May@--2 j w BurbIidGe &oo-- 5i5T
saoks olCahs $40 sHes cotton need meal Jno Che ie
s. s ns--l0f5 sacks cotton seed Janney--i5n do
N o cotton Seed Ass0oiation--=surd dries to DER
Total ga bales ton 1884 sacks cotton seed 800 sacks
cotton seed meal 1859 Raeh q oilCake
LOWER CUASi--~Psr steamer Rice Faimtr-20
hbs rice A Soeoa-~stindfi Il tn order
OHIO RIVER-Per one hatboat~6O 600 slaves to
Bobet Bro
LOWER COAST--Per etsamer Ann s. VI bills
rice SoCo a--sundriea to order
Low ER COAST Per steamer Isabel---3 bbIs
molasses and sundlss to order
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AFF6VNNs
Steamship Tappahannnpk Cpoksev, from Havana,
via Florida Ports 60 / X Rabefts-ist dis
Steamship Hudson, eager from New Yok gath ult,
to A Merlton-gd di
1tRl brig Cndue Sarfelis Lnta 81 days I'm Palermo.
to @ GrAhde-2d dis
81 hr Ellen NJ Adams dams, days from tuatan, to
7 Mach os-Pio Tier
sehr Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., days FIN Tuat3n.
to j I Maoheca-rio Tier
sTBAMhoaTs.
Kate Kinney Kinney, from Shreveport
Rice Farmer, Tav Tor. from Lower Coast
Ann \, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Isabel. OFry. ifon Lever Cnast
One hatboat, from til Ohio River
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LOWER COAST.

SLOWER COAST RI-WEEKLY PACKET.
IT.. b. The new and fast freight steame
- r,,v,
o. CANTON, Jr., Master, il. Donovan, Clerk
Leaves the city for the franklin Biee Mills, Bel
air and way landings every Monday, Wednes-
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings. Freight clerk foot Of Cont street. Jas Il
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Foreign Markets.
River .N esVvM.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
sunday Morning, March t. I
Daily report Of the stage Of water, WITH changes
in the twenty four hours ending yesterday
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RESTAURANTS
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5ALa&JoNs
1873 GRAvIER STREET,
New Orleans. fe3 I'm
PHOTOGRAPHS,

ANDERSON'S new instantaneous process
produces
THE MOST PERFECT LIKENESS,
and never fails on Children and Nervous Per-
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Gard Work at
Three Dollars per DOZEN,
and Larger Styles at the same Reduced Rates,
Coloring and Copying in Superior Style
Call and examine our work. del7Su3m
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Cleared Yesterday.
Span steamship Yrurao Bat, Afana, for liverpool
Depan 2eiega aeo
Steamer Amite Costello for Pensacola Muster
Nor bath Yarta yara, Bpya, for Havte-
Deuan 2sresa Aep
ttal bark Ccnsiglio GaIatoa, 5oottv, for Cork
II Poole
SGhr America, johnson, for Mobile E II Poole
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.

Dog Rvsr---Per schr Martha M---5C0 bbls rosiu
Simpson & TriCou
Wolf River---per sehr La Bretonne --25 600 iest
lumber J I, Nevers
Blind Rver--Per schr Join vile~---2O 600 staves
order
Tangipahoa---Per schr Ann MoGunn--500 bbls
shells order
Tangipahoa- Per sloop Terrible-G cords wood 0
Rouks
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The above statement elbows slight increase
In specie, fair increase IN loan, considerable
decrease in currency, and moderate falling OFT
In depoaite
The demand for money continued moderate TO-
slay, both in bank aud on the street, aud com
sntfcial paper was unchanged Gold and foreign
exchange were atfonger. hut the movement m
both was limited. New York eight continued
sparce aud stiil. stnokH we're qniet. Rtate Con.
apls and Premium Bonds ruled nj stifIer tafea
nearly mp TO the clofe, when the market was
quoted easier iot The former and at Blight adj
vance for the latter
We continue 30 quote Exceptional commercial
paper at So per cent per snnum discount AL
do p6Dl0; second grade do. l2dois; collateral loans
7G1e; arst class mortgages s1s@oh. and second
sola opened al lo49ldtob. sgainat to4S. al
New York. and after a limited buainess, closed
nj the opening rateH, against 1044 In Tint
msrket The aaleB summed mp s44, bVU embrae.
ina $4,000 and 1850 at l04y $4,000 Mt 104Ia nin5,
$4,000 at io5, $4,000 at 1001s aud $4,000 anu ssVoo
at 1861,
Foreign Exchange. was stronger, but The
movement WAS limited. ~
The sales of sterling were confined to t2e,50o
embracing f90O0 al clear Of =, 5000 aud g 90
do. at b03, ei2000 bill OF ladipg ut eo36n6e3iiss
aud f5500 do at b096150I
Al the closo sterling bills were gu ted at 502@
$685. for bill of lading aud AL clear, and 0n5us
for bank (snd bank counter rate at =(D50s1s1,
and francs at 51oDaes4 FOR COMMERCIAL aud
nominal for bank
New York siaht continued scarce and stiff.
The salee comprised sl0s,0O0, embracing $4,000
commercial al 3.tB " cent premium, and 5000
and $4,000 private bankers at V432
We also noticed sales OF $40 900 commercial on
Providence and $4,000 on 81. Louis Of par.
The banks continue to check on New York at
ii VI cent premium, and commercial hight Ia
me following In The official abatement of the
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SHIPS.

FOB HAVRE-The 3.3 A IL Auetrian
49, bark Ezie, lack. master. is now Loading
80 at Post ls. Second District, for the above
mort and will have quick dispatch,
For balance Of freight apply to
MEEKER, KNOX d co.
fe7 tc ~ Carondel0t street.
LII FOR HAVRE--Ths s3 A ii Austrian
HSh bark Tigrl, Cosulfeh. master. Is now load
above pert. and will have quick dispateh.
For balance OF freight apply to
MEEKEH, KNOX Il CO..
fe1 e - Carendeldt atre
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INDEPENDENT OPEItOUBAS WEEKLY
PACK EFT.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 6 .. M
e~r m. FOR WASHINGTON. PORT BARRE
lIsfhsfess.aR Churehvlle, Alehafalaya, Bimmg-
saasassaakaA port Big Bend Landing, Old Rvsr
and Gil intermediate points-The light draft
passenger steamer
EZRA NO. 10.
I'm place Of the Robt. Young.)
jas. Hamilton, master. J. y. Schmidt. clerk
Connecting ut Simmspors with the stenmer
sallle, giving through bills of ladng to Bayou
des GlaiHes. For freight or passage apply or
board or to
HITE & CARL1N.a Tchouplioulna 81
Bsuf def
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Ship Exponuder, Gro. ker, "A days from IIavre TO
master
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MARINE NEWS.
allsnrasl EessaYasH.

OFFICE NEW oRLsAHs DEMOCRAT, I
March 4, 1877.
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REGULAR opELoUsAs PACKET.

REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, Mt p. m,
FY~-. A. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOu-
.hEss.ssshktM sas. Port barrie, Smmsport. Church.
hsssssss~-ssh vile, aud all landings on tho Coast
Atehafalaya. River and Bayou Courtableau- Tho
new and ligbt-draft steamer
SANDY No. 2,
A. ?. Trousdnle. master. A. Msynier, Sr.. clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passnge ap.
ply on board or TO BRITTON d EPPLBH,
jn22 IF NJ Or vinr 6t'nn.
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lPELOUsAS.

REGULAR oPELOusAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ct e y, M
wr- FOR WASHINGTON, OpELOUs
i#slALt1M sas. Port Barre. Simmsport. Church.
vile. and all landings on the Coust
AtchatHlat u river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
HEHTHs.
II. II, Broad, master Theo, John, clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BRIf1ON u EPPLER
ia23 II Gravier street.
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Blind River-Per sehr Sidonia-21, 600 Htavea order
Blind Iii ger-Per 8, hr Pomme doris cords wood
master
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COW W ERGIAlI.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO 1RAT,
SATURDAY. Evening, March 3, l6T7.

Saturday Evening, March 3, 1877. I
Quotations represent prices for round tots ffom
sssss hands unless otherwise stated IN flttn1
small orders higher prices are paid.
CoTToN--The sales to-day were confined 10
$500 bales at irregular, but generally easier
prices requiring reduction OF partial 40 on
our quotations for all grades, except Miadling
Fair and Fair. We give also the figures and re-
port Of the Exchange ae below:
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A fair bupineps was done In State Couaols and
Premium Bonds, with the latter closing at ca !
Q4e4,,s, against 64618ls4 yesterday, and the for
aner az 33t4 d43Ssss {, against 33@33k yesterday.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

FOR SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON.
Leaves fnTsDAY. March 3. at i .. m.
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VTCKSBUUfa.

Leaves every UESDt. ut d.
dffssts,,s' FOR VICksBURG, NATCHRE
.dssSssAAsy;s Es;y Davtss Bend and Intermediates
H@%'a=ssss6 -as@@ landings-The steamer
KATIE,
Vim. Campbell, master,
A. MoYay and Jno. II. Mos4op clerks,
leaves &c ehove, connecting at Vieksburg With
ParIsots lhne for nll points on Yaaoo. bunfop%
or, Deer Greek and Tallahatchie,
ADAMS h WOHK.
JNO, JANNEy,
d2t HITE h CAUTIN Apants
Through Bills Of Lading given TO Ttentpp
Monroe and all Btations on Vioksburg. shreve-
port and Texas Railroad
". B. BIsOCKETT Agent. 81 Maenzi, g.
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Gel. A y Kounss M, II. Kouns. master.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 7. at q D. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-17
Proposed New Territory.

The people of the Black Hills dis
trict are moving in the matter of FORM
ing new Territory, DR.. G. W. Meyer,
Representative of the Black Hills dis
trict in the Territorial Legislature, and
one of the editors of the Pioneer, pub
lished at Deadwood, being now on his
way to Washington to present the
matter to Congress. 1t is proposed
that separate Territory, to be called
Eldorado, and extending from the 43d
to the 47th parallel, and from 1861
to 10Th meridian of longitude, en-
bracing about $4,000 square miles, be
formed out of Dakota. In the event
of this plan failing, Congress is to be
asked to join the mineral district of
Dakota to that of Wyoming
Territory. The capital of Dakota,
Yankton, being SO far from the Black
Hills, miners and business men who
are obliged to attend court at Yankton
are seriously incommoded and put to
great expense in time and
money in making the perilous and
tedious journey, besides loss of business
and the possibility of their claims being
Jumped" in their absence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-17
e disbursement Of eight thousand

the disbursement of eight thousand
dollars, very intimately bearing, appar-
emily, on Growers action, has been
freed Of all the mysteries by which it
has been purposely surrounded, we
shall all be better able to Judge of the
motives underlying the preparation of
the outrage, and another proof will be
added to the already long list of the
honest methods adopted to saddle the
people OF this nation with Reform.
err by installing S. j Tiden in the
w hite House in violation of every
principle of honesty and of representa-
tive government.
Congress did very little business last
week. it being found quite impossible
to obtain quorum in either House.
The fact is that until we know who is
to be our next President, business in
Congress, as we'll as out of it, will only
receive nominal attention. There ap-
pears to have been no progress made
by either the Senate or House portion
OF the joint committee appointed to
devise method for counting and de-
claring the electoral vote.
MAXWELL.
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FaaanEao0d, How Lost, HOW
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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nSAThis Lecture should be in the hands
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1877,
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