_Musquito._ _Lenca._ _Xicaque._ _Ulva._ Man, waikna, amashe, jomé, all. Woman, mairen, mapu, pitmé, yall. Sun, lapta, gasi, behapoi, moa. Moon, kati, numui, uaigo. Fire, pauta, uga, inqueamoos, ku. Water, li, güas, sur, uas. Head, lel, toro, laipuco, tunik. Eye, nakro, saring, non, miniktaka. Ear, kiama, yang, fora, tabaki. Mouth, bila, ingori, muipane, dinibas. Nose, kakma, napse, meguin, nangitak. Tongue, twisa, navel, rin, tuki. Tooth, napa, nagha, quir, anaki. Hand, mita, gulala, mor, tumi. Foot, mena, güagl, san, kalkibas. House, watla, tahu, chef, u. 1, kumi, ita, pani, { aslar, { aloslag. 2, wal, na, matis, muye bu. 3, niupa, lagua, contis, muye bas. 4, wälwäl, aria, urupan, muya runca. 5, matasip, saihe, casanpani, muye sinca. The above four vocabularies are taken from MS. material in my possession collected by E. G. Squier and Dr. C. H. Berendt. They do not appear to indicate the slightest relationship either between themselves, or with any other known stocks. The careful researches of Lucien Adam on the Musquito grammar do not bring it into connection either with the Carib or the Chibcha families, with which it has sometimes been supposed to be affined. The Lenca dialects, of four of which I have vocabularies, do not differ materially, but the exact distribution of the stock at the period of the conquest is uncertain. INTER-ISTHMIAN STOCKS.--(_Continued_.)