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All the burgess troops, on the other hand, that had continued under arms from the Hannibalic war, were discharged; volunteers alone, it was alleged, were to be enrolled for the Macedonian war, but they were, as was afterwards found, for the most part forced volunteers a fact which in the autumn of 555 called forth a dangerous military revolt in the camp of Apollonia.
East Country 181,296 149,893 31,403 Russia 112,252 58,884 53,568 Sweden 212,094 57,555 154,539 Total annual average loss 275,982l. II. Ships. In the year 1530, the ship which first sailed on a trading voyage to Guinea, and thence to the Brazils, was regarded as remarkably large; her burden amounted to 250 tons.
553 Larry of the Lantern; or, The Smugglers of the Irish Coast. By Berton Bertrew. 554 My Chum Charlie; or, The Strange Adventures of Two New York Boys. By Howard Austin. 555 The Boyhood Days of "Pawnee Bill"; or, From the Schoolroom to the Frontier. By An Old Scout. 556 The Young Deserters; or, The Mystery of Ramsey Island. By Capt. Thos. H. Wilson.
Between Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth, Nos. 555 and 559, respectively, are the residences of Mrs. James R. Jessup and Mrs. John H. Hall. At the north-east corner of Forty-seventh Street is the home of Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, formerly Miss Helen Gould. Between Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth live Captain W.C. Beach , Mrs. James B. Haggin , Mrs. Robert W. Goelet , Mrs. Russell Sage , Mrs.
In point of population, our increase since 1798, according to the census of the several decades, has been as follows: In 1800, the total number of inhabitants in the United States was 5,305,925; in 1810, 7,239,814; in 1820, 9,638,191; in 1830, 12,866,020; in 1840, 17,069,453; in 1850, 23,191,876; in 1860, 31,445,089; in 1870, 38,555,983.
DR. ASA GRAY'S Botanical Series, New York, Ivison & Phinney, consisting of I. How Plants Grow, etc., with a Popular Flora, etc. 16mo. pp. 233. II. First Lessons in Botany and Vegetable Physiology. 8vo. pp. 236. III. Introduction to Structural and Systematic Botany and Vegetable Physiology. 8vo. pp. 555.
This reminded him of the stirring days and nights of the preceding autumn. He started up at once to answer the summons. "Who's there?" "Is Doctor Rocke in?" "Yes, what's wanted?" "A gentleman, sir, in the house here, sir, taken very bad, wants the doctor directly, room number 555."
"The oxen of the country do not average more than 170 lbs. cleaned. 2,255 beasts are thus required annually. 5,555 oxen are necessary to feed and pay for the transport from a station only 350 strong; according to the customs of White Nile brigandage. "It must be remembered that at least a thousand, and sometimes double that number of slaves, are prisoners in each station. All these must be fed.
"I have visited many of the great buildings, the Capitol, of course, and Washington's monument, which rises to a height of 555 feet above the surrounding land, or practically 600 feet above low-water level in the Potomac. There are many smaller monuments erected in honor of American heroes in various squares, circles, and parks throughout the City.
This reminded him of the stirring days and nights of the preceding autumn. He started up at once to answer the summons. "Who's there?" "Is Doctor Rocke in?" "Yes, what's wanted?" "A gentleman, sir, in the house here, sir, taken very bad, wants the doctor directly, room number 555."
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