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Phœnixiana; or, Sketches and burlesques

Derby, George Horatio (1823-1861)
  
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PREFACE.
  
A WORD TO THE READER.
  
CONTENTS.

 1. 
OFFICIAL REPORT OF PROFESSOR JOHN PHŒNIX, A. M.
 2. 
A NEW SYSTEM OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
 3. 
MUSICAL REVIEW EXTRAORDINARY.
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LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY.
 5. 
PISTOL SHOOTING—A COUNTER CHALLENGE.
 6. 
ANTIDOTE FOR FLEAS.
 7. 
PHŒNIX AT THE MISSION DOLORES.
 8. 
SQUIBOB IN BENICIA.
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SQUIBOB IN SONOMA.
 10. 
SQUIBOB IN SAN FRANCISCO.
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PHŒNIX INSTALLED EDITOR OF THE SAN DIEGO HERALD.
 12. 
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS.
 13. 
SANDYAGO—A SOLIQUY.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN SAN DIEGO.
 15. 
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN.
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SECOND EDITION!
 17. 
THIRD EDITION!!
 18. 
FOURTH EDITION!!!
 19. 
A LITTLE MORE FOR THE VERY LAST!!
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THE SAN FRANCISCO ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, AND CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
 21. 
THE LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY.
 22. 
INAUGURATION OF THE NEW COLLECTOR!—TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.!!
 23. 
SQUIBOB ABHORS STREET INTRODUCTIONS.
 24. 
SQUIBOB AT THE PLAY.
 25. 
THE LITERARY CONTRIBUTION BOX.
 26. 
A VERY MOURNFUL CHAPTER.
 27. 
RETURN OF THE COLLECTOR.
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PHŒNIX TAKES AN AFFECTIONATE LEAVE OF SAN FRANCISCO.
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PHŒNIX IS ON THE SEA.
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PHŒNIX IN SAN DIEGO.
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CAMP REMINISCENCES.
 32. 
JONN PHŒNIX TO THE PIONEER.
 33. 
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
 34. 
PHŒNIX AT BENICIA.
 35. 
LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY.
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LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY—PART II.
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A LEGEND OF THE TEHAMA HOUSE.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

  
A LIST OF NEW WORKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE, PUBLISHED BY D. APPLETON & COMPANY, 346 & 348 Broadway.
  
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FOURTH EDITION!!!

Page FOURTH EDITION!!!

FOURTH EDITION!!!

The Very Latest!!!

Mrs. Muggins has just been picking up the fragments of
the deceased in a hand-basket. We omitted to state that the
tooth had been filled by Dr. R. E. Cole, Dentist, whose advertisement
may be found in another column! In her frantic
agony the bereaved widow has accused us of purloining the
gold. A terrible scene has ensued in our office, in consequence—after
much recrimination between us, we have been
atrociously “clapper-clawed” by Mrs. Muggins!

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