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KEADLE'’S*] )IME*|IBRARY. Published Every Wednesday. Each Issue Complete and Sold at the Uniform Price of Ten Cents. No Double Numbers, — BY COL. PRENTISS INGRAHAM. 2 The Dare Devil: or, The Winged Sea Witch. 85 The Cretan Rover; or, Zuleikah the Beautiful. 89 The Pirate Prince; or, The Queen of the Isle. 94 Freelance, the buccaneer. 108 Merle, the Mutineer; or, The Red Anchor Brand. 104 Montezuma, the Merciless. 109 Captain Kyd,'the King of the Black Flag. 116 Black Plume; or, The Sorceress of Hell Gate. 121 The Sea Cadet; or, The Rover of the Rigoletts, 128 The Chevalier Corsair; or. The Heritage. 131 Buckskin Sam, the Texas Trailer. 134 Darkey Dan, the Colored Detective. 129 Fire Eye; or, The Bride of a Buccaneer. 147 Gold Spur, the Gentleman from Texas. 155 The Corsair Queen; or, The Gypsies of the Sea. 162 The Mad Mariner; or, Dishonored and Disowned 168 Wild Bill, the Pistol Dead Shot. 172 Black Pirate; or, The Golden Fetters Mystery. 177 Don Diablo, the Planter-Corsair. 181 The Scarlet Schooner; or, The Sea Nemesis. 184 The Ocean Vampire; or, The Castle Heiress. 189 Wild Bill's Gold Trail; or, The Desperate Dozen, 198 The Skeleton Schooner; or, The Skimmer. 205 The Gambler Pirate; or, Lady of the Lagoon. 210 Buccaneer Beas, the Lioness of the Sea. 216 The Corsair Planter; or, Driven to Doom, 220 The Specter Yacht; or, A Brother's Crime, 224 Black Beard, the Buccaneer. 231 The Kid Glove Miner; or, The Magic Doctor. 235 Red Lightning the Man of Chance. 246 Queen Helen, the Amazon of the Overland. 255 The Pirate Priest; or, The Gampbler’s Daughter. 259 Cutlass and Cross; or, the Ghouls of the Sea. 281 TheSea Owl; or. The Lady Captain of the Gulf. 307 The Phantom Pirate; or, The Water Wolves. 818 The Indian Buccaneer; or, The Red Rovers. 325 The Gentleman Pirate; or. The Casco Hermits, 829 The League of Three; or, Buffalo Bill’s Pledge. 336 The Magic Skip; or, Sandy Hook Freeb soters. 341 The Sea Desperado, 346 Ocean Guerrillas; or, Phantom Midshipman. 862 Buffalo Bill’s Grip; or Oath Bound to Custer. 364 The Sea Fugitive; or, The Queen of the Coast, 369 The Coast Corsair; or, The Siren of the Sea. 373 Sailor of Fortune; or, The Barnegat Buccaneer. 377 Afloat and Ashore; or, The Corsair Conspirator, 888 The Giant Buccaneer; or, The Wrecker Witch, 393 The Convict Captian. 899 The New Monte Cristo. 418 The Sea Siren; or, The Fugitive Privateer. 425 The Sea Sword; or, The Ocean Rivals. 430 The Fatal Frigate; or, Rivals in Love and War. 435 The One-Armed Buccaneer. 446 Ocean Ogre, the Outcast Corsair. 457 The Sea Insurgent. 469 The Lieutenant Detective. 476 Bob Brent, the Buccaneer. 482 Ocean Tramps. 489 The Pirate Hunter 493 The Scouts of the Sea. BY WILLIAM H. MANNING. 279 She cee Dragoon, or, The California Blood- ound. 297 Colorado Rube, the Strong Arm of Hotspur. 885 Wild Dick Turpin, tne Leadville Lion. 405 Old Baldy, the Brigadier of Buck Basin. 415 Hot Heart, the Detective Spy. 427 The Rivals of Montana Mi 437 Deep Duke: or, The Man of Two Lives, 442 Wild West Walt, the Mountain Veteran. 449 Bluff Burke, King of the Rockies. 455 Yank Yellowbird, the Tall Hustler of the Hills. 463 Gold Gauntlet. the Gulch Gladiator. 470 The Duke of Dakota. 479 Gladiator Gabe, the Samson of Sassajack. 486 Kansas Kitten, the Northwest Detective, 492 Border Bullet, the Prairie Sharpshooter. 498 Central Pacific Paul, the Mail-Train Spy. BY EDWARD WILLETT. 129 Mississippi Mose; or, a Strong Man’s Sacrifice. 209 Buck Farley, the Bonanza Prince. 222 Bill the Blizzard; or. Red Jack’s Crime. 248 Montana Nat, the Lion of Last Chance Camp. 274 Flush Fred, the Mississippi Sport. 289 Flush Fred’s Fall Hand. 298 L«gger Lem; or, Life in the Pine Woods, 808 Hemlock Hank, Tough and True. 815 Flush Fred’s Double; or, The Squatters’ League. 827 Terrapin Dick, the Wildwood Detective, 337 Old Gabe, the Mountain Tramp. 348 Dan Dillon, King of Crosscut. 368 The Canyon King; or, a Price on his Head. 483 Flush Fred, the River Sharp. BY JACKSON KNOX—‘‘ Old Hawk.” 386 Hawk Heron. the Falcon Detective. 424 Hawk Heron’s Deputy. 444 The ic Detective; or, The Hidden Hand, 451 Griplock, the Rocket Detective. 462 The Circus Detective. 467 Mainw . the Salamander. 477 Dead-arm Brandt, 485 Rowlock, the Harbor Detective, 494 The Detective’s Spy. — BY BUFFALO BILL (Hon. W. F. Cody). 53 Death-Trailer, the Chief of Scouts. 83 Gold Bullet ig tae or, Knights of the Overland. 243 Che Pilgrim Sg or, The Soldier's Sweetheart. 304 Texas Jack, the Prairie Rattler. 319 Wild Bill, the Whirlwind of the West. 394 White Beaver, the Exile of the Platte. 397 The Wizard Brothers; or, White Beaver’s Trail. 401 One-Armed Pard; or, Borderland Retribution, 414 Red Renard, the Indian Detective. BY JOSEPH E, BADGER, JR. 28 Three-Fingered Jack, the Road-Agent. 30 Gospel George; or, Fiery Fred, the Outlaw. 40 Long-Haired Pards; or, The Tarters of the Plains. 45 Old Bull’s-Eye, the Lightning Shot. 47 Pacific Pete, the Prince of the Revolver, 50 Jack Rabbit, the Prairie Sport. 64 Double-Sight, the Death Shot. 67 The Boy Jockey; or, Honesty vs. Crookedness. 71 Captain Cool Blade; or, Mississippi Man Shark, 88 Big George; or, The Five Outlaw Brothers. 105 Dan Brown of Denver; or, The Detective. 119 Alabama Joe; or, The Yazoo Man-Hunters, 127 Sol Scott, the Masked Miner. 141 Equinox Tom, the Bully of Red Rock. 154 Joaquin, the Saddle King. 165 Joaquin, the Terrible. 170 Sweet William, the Trapper Detective, 180 Old “49; or, The Amazon of Arizona, 197 Revolver Rob; or, The Belle of Nugget Camp. 201 Pirate of the Placers; or, Joaquin’s Death Hunt, 233 The Old Boy of Tombstone. 241 Se Saul, King of the Rustlers. 249 Elephant Tom, of Durango. 257 Death Trap Diggings; or, A Hard Man from "Way Back. 283 Sleek. Sam, the Devil of the Mines. 286 Pistol Johnny; or, One Man in a Thousand. 292 Moke Horner, the Boss Roustabout, 302 Faro Saul, the Handsome Hercules. 317 Krank Lightfoot, the Miner Detective. 324 Old Forked Lightning, the Soli P 331 Chispa Charley, the Gold Nugget Sport. 339 Spread Eagle Sam, the Hercules Hide Hunter, 345 Masked Mark, the Mounted Detective. 351 Nor’ West Nick, the Border Detective. 355 Stormy Steve, the Mad Athlete. 360 Jumping Jerry, the Gamecock from Sundown, 367 A Royal Flush; or, Dan Brown’s Big Game. 872 Captain Crisp, the Man with a Record. 379 Howling Jonathan, the Terror from Headwaters. 887 Dark Durg, the Ishmael of the Hills. 395 Deadly Aim, the Duke of Derringers. © 403 The Nameless Sport. 409 Rob Roy Ranch; or, The Imps of Pan Handle. 416 Monte Jim, the Black gel of Bismarck, 426 3 kt Detective; or, The Spy of the Secret ervice. 433 Laughing Leo; or, Sam’s Dandy Pard. 438 Oklahoma Nick. 443 A Cool Hand; or, Pistol Johnny’s Picnic. 450 The Rustler Detective. 458 Dutch Dan, the Pilgrim from Spier 466 Old Rough and Ready, the Sage of Sundown. 474 Daddy Dead-Eye, the 488 The Thoro 495 Rattlepate espot of Dew Drop. hbred Sport. b; or, The Roundhead’s Reprisal. BY CAPTAIN HOWARD HOLMES. 278 Hercules Goldspur, the Man of the Velvet Hand, 294 Broadcloth Burt, the Denver Dandy. 821 California Claude, the Lone Bandit. 385 Flash Dan, the Nabob; or, Blades of Bowie Bar. 3840 Cool Conrad, the Dakota Detective. 347 Denver Duke, the Man with “ Sand.” 852 The Desperate Dozen. 365 Keen Kennard, the Shasta Shadow. 374 Major Blister, the Sport of Two Cities. 382 The Bonanza Band; or, Dread Don of Cool Clan. 392 The Lest Ponanza; or, The Boot of Silent Hound, 400 Captain Coldgrip; or, The New York Spotter. 407 Captain Coldgrip’s Nerve; or, Injun Nick. 413 Captain Coldgrip in New York. 421 Father Ferret, the Frisco Shadow. 434 Lucifer Lynx, the Wonder Detective. 441 The California Sharp. 447 Volcano, the Frisco Spy. 453 Captain Coldgrip’s Long Trail. 460 Captain Coldgrip, the Detective. ‘| 488 Coldgrip in Deadwood 480 Hawkspear, the Man with a Secret. 487 Sunshine Sam, a ips the Old Block. 496 Richard Redfire, the Two Worlds’ Detective. BY PERCY B. ST. JOHN. 57 The Silent Hunter. 86 The Big Hunter: or, The Queen of the Woods. BY LEON LEWIS. 428 The Flying Glim; or, The Island Lure. 456 The Demon Steer. 481 The Silent Detective; or. The Bogus Nephew, Captain Ready, the Red Ransomer. BY PHILIP S. WARNE. 1 A Hard Crowd; or, Gentleman Sam’s Sister. 4 The Kidnapper; or, The Northwest Shanghai. 29 Tiger Dick, Faro King; or, The Cashier’s Crime, 54 Always on Hand; or, The Foot-Hills Sport, 80 A Man of Nerve; or, Caliban the Dwarf. 114-The Gentleman from Pike. 171 Tiger Dick, the Man of the Iron Heart. 207 Old Hard Head; or, Whirlwind and his Mare. 251 Tiger Dick vs. Iron Despard. 280 Tiger Dick’s Lone Hand, 299 Three of a Kind; or, Tiger Dick, Iron Despardad and the Sportive Sport, 888 Jack Sands, the Boss of the Town. 359 Yellow Jack, the Mestizo. 880 Tiger Dick’s Pledge; or, Tne Golden Serpent, 404 Silver Sid; or, A * Daisy ” Bluff. 431 California Kit, the Always on Hand, 472 Six Foot Si; or, The Man to “ Tie To,” BY ALBERT W. AIKEN, 27 The Spotter Detective: or, Girls of New York. 81 The New York Sharp; or, The Flash of Lightning. 83 Overland Kit; or, The Idyl of Whire Pine, 34 Rocky Mountain Rob, the California Outlaw. 85 Kentuck. the Sport: or, Dick Talbot of the Mines, 86 Injun Dick; or, The Death-Shbot of Shasta, 38 Velvet Hand; or, Injun Dick’s Iron Grip. 41 Gold Dan: or, The White Savage of Salt Lake. 42 The California Detective: or, The Witches of N.Y, 49 The Wolf Demon; or. The Kanawha Queen. 56 The Indian Mazeppa; or, Madman of the Plains. 59 The Man from ‘Texas; or, The Arkansas Outlaw. 63 The Winged Whale: or, The Red Rupert of Gulf, 72 The Phantom Hand; or, The 5th Avenue Heiress. 75 Gentleman George: or, Parlor, Prison and Street. 77 The Fresh of Frisco; or, The Heiress. 79 Joe Phenix, the Police Spy. 81 The Human Tiger: or. A Heart of Fire. 84 Hunted Down: or, The League of Three. 91 The Winning Oar: or, The Innkeever’s Daughter. 93 Captain Dick Talbot. King of the Road. 97 Bronze Jack, the California Thoroughbred, 101 The Man from New York, 107 Richard Talbot, of Cinnabar. 112 Joe Phenix. Private Detective, 120 Captain Voleano; or, The Man of Red Revolvers. 161 The Wolves of New Y ork; or, Joe Phenix’s Hunt. 173 California John, the Pacific Thoroughbred. 196 La Marmoset, the De tective Queen, 203 The Double Detective; or,The Midnight Mystery. 252 The Wali Street Blood; or, The Telegraph Girl. 320 The Genteel Spotter; or The N. Y. Night Hawk. 849 Iron-Hearted Dick, the Gentieman Road-Agent. 354 Red Richard; or he Crimson Cross Brand. 363 Crowningshield, the Detective 870 The Dusky Detective; or. Pursued to the End. 376 Black Beards;.or, The Rio Grande h Horse. 881 The Gypsy Gentleman; or, Nick Fox, Detective. 884 Injun Dick, Detective; or, Tracked to New York, 391 Kate Scott, the Decoy Detective. 408 Doc Grip, the Vendetta of Death. 419 The Bat of the Battery; or. Joe Phenix, Detective. 423 The Lone Hand; or, The Red River Recreants, 440 The High Hore of the Pacific, 461 The Fresh on the Rio Grande, 465 The Actor Detective. , 475 Chin Chin, the Chinese Detective, 490 The Lone Hand in Texas. 497 The Fresh in Texas. LATEST AND NEW ISSUES, 501 Springsteel Steve, the Retired Detective. By Jackson Knox. 502 Bareback Buck, the Centaur of the Plains. By P. S. Warne. 508 The Dude from Denver, By Wm. R. Eyster. 504 Solemn Saul, the Sad Man from San Saba. By Jos. Ey ger, Jr. 505 Phil Fox, the Genteel Spotter. By Capt. Howard Holmes. 506 Uncle Honest, the Peacemaker of Hornets’ Nest. By Wm. H. ‘Manning. Ready July 4. 507 The Drummer Detective. By George C. Jenks. Ready July 11. ° 508 Topnotch Tom, the Mad Parson. By Maj. Danie} Boone Dumont. Ready July 18. 509 Old Falcon, the Thunderbolt Detective. By ‘Jackson Knox. Ready July 2, 510 El Moro, the Corsair Commodore. By Col. P. _ Ingraham. Ready August 1. 511 Paint Pete, the Prairie Patrol. By Major Sam S. Hall. Ready August 8. 512 Captain Velvet’s Big Stake. Holities. Ready August 15. A new issue every Wednesday. BReadle’s Dime Library is for sale by all Newsdealers, ten cents per copy, or sent by mai) on receipt of twelve cents each. BEADLE AND ADAMS, PusLisHERs, 98 William Street, New York. By Capt. Howard