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A BIOGRAPHY full Of EXCITING SCENES and

A BIOGRAPHY full of EXCITING SCENES and
n REMARKABLB INCIDENTS
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co.., hs Ins,oI shiFtos and IN the We: Indis. Writ
a :1s sfS III 1S a P vii. I'D
eight Hi'''''a''' PPUBLfsAE Pi5fs + f RS NOTICE.
Tb. ntr.iHs Biography which quite equals all the imaginary
oaFt C.nCi .etaa Per.onsss that the
truths 10 the e oA real In order however
ths F9tic may feel S'uI hat he .dyenuns which ,od
sJrend the siunona Of Editors Of esdn journals who
eognisn Of the facts and are sware that such Capt
rxrRic1s from TABLE o. CONTENTS
Ny Firt Command; Ny First Interview Merchant
Mni.m Gr,J My Uncle Tells my Adventure with Lord Byron;
Tia l nd .'f % % .a n 5 Es Ny :ss e:
& S. and md epa as nsn @ a Ss % EnIGDs
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Jews Ny Advsn,ure.n Prv,eer, Cbo; III. Hol-ehod Sail
or AIie, Ny fI.i ksai n AiLie' Value u wSn.ns Mlt
Ss.t Account Of an Iron Saeof H'rsn Nonso john n he
Scene Passionate ieaou.y smons Women; Xinsw. A.
to y%w p. to i% D@sS B'rTssS Gsq az for kort
Belle Esiher he African Fever Cared by Sweating
y: Sss,g FT4sf sSS ~ P'FHs
Devil. fountain WheL. csaldesi Our Isi Broot Bath,
Tewnpeops to See bite Nor so Our Cs.ys P.ed rowad
Tmbcoi Arrival at JmbOi Fancy Dressing Gown Ruled
From The Home Journal
The most readable and freshly
book DC often qualities together but
will that such is Capt Csnots II
ply tsksn from the life Of remarkable
Baltimore"
From The v Y. Tribune.
Th could have been better done the principal
had bed the descriptive talent Of Deoe will the
Fouth end the dItery of Gil Bias which ~ sscDed
worthy whose Acquaintance shall so
From The Boston Evening Transcript
The sketches IN this volume extend period twenty
and show thing connected with the snons
i.ifne add In place Journey
Tint through the MAnso Ful.hs
There graphic keichs Of West India plantation life and
the mod, with thu Spanish Cuban
ftois the african pirate lite fights aud with
adventures IN the Mozs mbique Channel
CsnOt formerly apprentice the veil WIN
the OF Boston. and brought
Tie Italian BY birth frrnc hman by descent Spaniard
semi zeou and trade African BY habits and of an
American ly esrly association and apprenticeship
His and he brother Of the DR.
who has 60 be- the attendant and EeLd mede
enen chef Of the Emperor Of France"
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The Dead Bdda-conclusion
Herman Coriss and John Smith.
Tse Exhibition Picture.
sosT.5y, sssns5y on the Nile
TIE ionisn Islsnd.
Sketches Of Dogs, BY Lsndseer
Porsmouth DOckysrd.
Lord Aberdeen
The Oak Of Henry ~, at Fontsineblesu.
Political Aspect Of China
Witt TO the East
Ras,d Rose Crochet Collar
Sir Cusset Roney.
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The French Exhibition
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS;
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Core' AID Bis Army Approaching the City Of Mexico.
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Rsi.ed Rose Cfoehet Collar.
Portrait Of Sir CU.sek Ronsy.
Monumental Fountain at Paris
The Soldier Returning from War.
TTneil viewing the Bodie. Of the Murdered PrHces
JsPsnese Arehery-A Buddhist High Priest
PertIait Of sebss Bourbon, with visne,e
The Virgin and Chid-seeuIity.
The Hal, Of the Holy Family.
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VAouANoIoAs Eept y, 1904 i
ON the petition of HxIRY BURDEN, Of Troy, New
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granted to him on the 10th Of december, 1910, for
an improvement in - machine for Rolling Puddle
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OF Iron," for seven years from the expiration Of
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Our stock has been selected with great care from
the best manufacturers in the Union Don't fol gel
the old stand Of A. HOOVER L SON
south tide Pa. sv., between 9th and It'll sts,
nsxt door to jackson & Brother.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
- Zee until IL o'clock m, on Monday, September
Is, 1854, FIR furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
bst auslity anthracite coal, one half red ash, and
one half white arb. The coal must be pure, Of egg
sizs ,240 pounds to the ton and delivered free of
sxtra charge in the vaults of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
Of best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE cords to be sawed once, and twenty
five cords to be sawed &c; th- whole to be meas
ured, fawei, and slowed away in the vaults at thu
Capitol, at the expense of the cont actsr.
roth wood and coal are to be delivered on or be-
fore the 18th DAY of October next and be subject
to ins ecfsn ss to quality, eight aud measure by
person 70 BIZ designated by the Clerk for that pur.
pose JOHN W. FORNEY,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives q. 8.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ,
% Ann StFeet, New Z or
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TFHIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
J. just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
or the purpose il open for the reception Of the
remains OF decreased persons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity Tor q hundred
bodies. in which such friends CT the dead Is may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the ncorporators is ono of equality In
regard to the lots which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (athough they usually bring premium }
making TIE early selection Of lots the most desir
able.
Until an Office is established In the city Of Wash
irgton, applications viii be punctualy ate neod
to at the present Office, in the east wing OF the bud
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-aisnwood is situated a short distance due
north Of the Capitol. aug 11-am