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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

NEGRO HIRIN(i.--Ve wifi give our al.
y tentOn to the hiring of Negroes the ensuing
year; will endeavor in all instances obtain good
homes; and will give them personal attention in
of sickness.
We have large, dry house for their accommoda-
ton during hiring Our friends desiring us to
hire out their slaves, will please send them in early
BAKER, PLEASANTS & CO.,
de Il-dtIgtJ Corner of Erpuk lin nd Jrpiop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

~ EAUTlkULsW WHITE TEETh. healthy
ID emma and fragrant breath can ROW be obtained
by the uss sof DR.. Hudeon,e Pearl Denafrice, fol
cIasnsins whitening and identifying the Teeth and
Gums This elegant psspsratou 10 made only ~ ~
Aficsh supply we nov odsr for sale;
eeA 10Th and Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

HIRING UUT NE(SRUES..-E ID G 4 X
1KMACON, Agent and Comm; ssion Merchant, again
offers his services in hiring out Negroes. He win
give strict attention to getting them good homes and
that they have every necessary attention while
under his charge and hopes to merit continuation
the patronage heretofore extended to him.
He also continues to sell produce of all kinds, and
solicits consignments of the same.
Office Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street.
de 2I---I2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

NIOTICE..-Thc Omnibus line has beer
Y Withdrawn from the street, and will be sold a
auction on tho 23th inst This will be good inve
ment for any person wishing to engage in business
Apply to BAKER, PLEASANTS CO.
de 2I-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

ELEGANT GIFTs FOR THE HOLI.
II DAYS.-The subscr ber hts on hand a large and
elegant assortment of BOOKS and FANCY GOODS
suitable for Presents and to which he invites the at
tention of the public
Annuals Souvenirs, and Poetcal Works
Papier Machie Work Boxes,
Port Folios, Port Monaies.
A great variety of Ladies' Retcules,
Toy Books, &c. g.
Cali at No. 2o5 Main street square above the Banks
ha % CHARLES WORKMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

L. HEsH v ENls q N-aO0 pounds nice
II Family Hams just received BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-27

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTI G E.--AH
"A persons having claims against the estate of Simon
Bonayta deceased, hereby notified to leave the
counsel Messrs. August * Randolph. Those in
debted to the estate will be required to make imne-
date payment, it is necessary to settle up the
same without delay. All claims due the estate
which are not promptly settled will be put in suit.
MARTIN NJ. LIPSCOMB,
Sergeant of the city Of Richmond
and as such, Admir-. of Simon Bonavita, decd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

FREAKS OF MAD Ok "A great excitement
was caused in the Eleventh ward by a mad OK
running through the streets. The infatuated
animal took a start ut Eve o'clock from Can
non street. As he ran along, he espied an
old lady with red shawl thrown over her
head. The color Of the article, it appears,
attracted his attention, he went after her.
Catching the WON IN with his horns, the bull
threw her to the pavement, and then jumped
over her.
A crowd soon gathered, and frightening the
animal still more, he ran frantically up to
Third street, leaving the old lady behind on
the sidewalk, with only few scratches on her
person.
The race between the bull and crowd was
now getting to be very interesting, but the
latter was feetest on foot. LIE dashed along
Third street to to the dock, when he pitched
headlong of Of tn, pier into the East river
He swan along the shore till he got to Webb's
ship-yard, at the foot Of Fifth street where he
was captured.-N. Y. Eve. Post.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

John HI. sMOOT. NO. lI9 BRIDGE ST,
y near High, George'own, ID. c has received
frcm New York and Philadelphia, a large and
general assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, 10
which he iavit 5 the attention Of the citizens Of
Georgetown, Washing on, and all in the adjoin-
ing counties Of Maryland and Virginia, who
make their purchases in tie District His stock
has b Ell selected ith great care from the large
Auction and Impor,i Ing houses Of New York and
Philadelphia, Thereby enabling him to otfe' very
great inducements o cash and prompt paying
customers The following comprises part Of
his as oTtment, viz:
Rich striped md plaid Dress Silks
Best makes Of black Silks (all grades)
Satin brocade striped OEientals
Striped aud pl-id Me.inoes and Csshmeres
Ricn striped aud f. ID all wool M Delaines
Large assortment do. at Is and 81 / cts
Monair and Mouslin de Bagers
Lupin's French MsTino5s, every coor and price
I" Mouslin Delaines, blk and all
Black Modes and bright cold Challies
Coburg Merinoes, all c0lors, very cheap
Black Alapacas and Mohaif Iustres, cheap
Heavy Manc hester End Scotch Ginghams
French CHIMES and Turkey red Cashmarets
200 pcs super English Calicoss at i2K cts
R ri st nLe'i Ian, and r., az Sn G.
Plain colcrs ana black Thibet wool, silk and
worst fringe Shawis
Double Scotch Bay State, and Cashmere do
Small s'z do. for Misses
Ladies Talma Cloth C,caks
Alexan e . and Bijol's kid Gloves, all numbers
for Ladies and Gentle zen, white, blark and
fall colo:s; fancy silk, buck and riding do.
Gents, Ladies NJ ssss and Boys Hosiery Ct every
de cTipticn and size
Black lace F alls and dotted Netts
Checked and plain Muslins and Cambrics
Ladies hem tu :ked and plain linen Cambria Hdkfs
lO0 doz corded bor'd do at ca ard OIL 50 per doz.
Linen cantric, French lawn, and Birdeye Linen
Gents white ard color, d border. Hdkfs
SILK Hdkf.. Cravats and fancy Neck 4 les
Lace and NJ lslin Curtains
Brocatsile and watered Moreens
Thread Edgings, Laces and Embroideries
Black Silk L=ces AID Moire Antique Trimmings
Manills, corded aud wldded Skirts
Rich Bonnet, Sash and Trimming Ribbons
holre Ant que and black and col ID klastic Belts
Ladies FTench pattern Jacket, lace In front
Ladies and Cents Merino, Saxony, and Cotton
Vests; Boys do.
White and cold Flannels, some rs,l Welsh
White aid cold Mecklnaw do for servants
Q, 10, IL and 12-4 white Marseilles Spreads
and ll-f bleached and brown Sheetns Cottons
Pillow Linen ard Linen Shee,ing
Richardson's Irish Linens, very cheap
ind essed Shifting CottoEs, made to order New
York Mills, Bal 5, and other good makes
Damask Table Linen and N spkins
Whie and col0red Canton Flannels
Heavy Cloths for servants
Fine French Cloths aid Oceskin Cassime4es
Ladies Cloths, Boys do. very cheap
Cassimeres, Sittinefts, Tweeds and Jeans
Plush, SIX and Cashmere Vestings
Mixed, white and fancy oolored Wooden Yarn
Cloth, Table, and Piano Covers &c
WIN many other articles, making a very gen.
from the newest arrivals. Purchasers NAV rely
the District
oct u John 4. sMoOT.
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Return Of DIR. Kane.

As much sclicituie has been expressed for
tie sI:cty Ct DE-. KaEe, the country at large
VIII be glad to learn that he and his party
arrived at New York yesterday, in the pro-
Pel'- Arctic and the bark Release
These vessels made their way north in
Smiths Sound up to lat. 10 30. when they
were stopped by the ice. While working their
way in toward shore they discovered an In.
dian village, at which they learned that DIR.
Kane and his party had gone south. Thew
then retained to Driscce's Island, where thew
found the objects of their search.
DIR Kane pushed his vessel 1.-THE Rescue) a.
far north as 81 deg, where she was frozen in.
he remained by her all winter, sending To the
Indian villige for provisions IN the spring
lie abandoned the ship and made his way
sonih"ard in sledges t. Uppernavik, from
whence nc was conveyed in a Danish vessel
10 DrlScoe's Island, AMI was here found by
the expedition Of Lieut.. Hartstenc.
Three Of DR.. Kane's party have died. viz
Christopher OhlstD carpenter; Peter Shep-
pard, cook and Jefferson I. Parker, seamen.
The remainder were more OF Iess frostbitten.
On the 4th of September the bark Rescue
narrowly escaped shipwreck by cominy in con.
tact with an lceberg, which stove in her bull
Tarks and carried away her boats.
Tie last winter was unusually severe in thu
arctic regions, and many Of the natives per-
ished from exposure and starvation.
No traces whatever were discovered Of Sir
John FranLlin's party.
The National Lnteiligsncer of this morning
says:
Dr. Kane sailed from New York in the brig
ahtine Advance On the 3lst of May, 1853, for
tie tClas Seas, in search of Sir John Fran kiln
ana has eompahions, taking with him va
I:e'y o. instruments for scientific purposes, and
q supply # provisions sufficient for a three
years cruise. His entire ships company con-
sisted OF seventeen persons, viz:
EEsaa ID Kane, Surgeon Of tho U. 8. N,
commanding the expedition; j. Wall Wilson
INST mate; Henry Brooks, second mato; Amos
b0ons@lI, third mate; James McGesry, fourth
mate; christopher Ohlsen, carpenter; j. J.
Hayes, srrscon; Augustus Sontay, astrono.
mer; Henry GOaGfl.ow. naturalist; George
S;epHeLS,n, jefferson L Parker, George ]
"Littell, William L. Godfrey, George Reilly,
Gad Y: Blake, seamen; William Morton, stew.
arr Peter Sheppard, cook.
Lieut.. Hartstene commanded the expodi-
ton fitted cut for The relief of DR.. Kane, pur.
saalt TO an act Of Congress, which sailed from
New York On the 4th Of June last. This ex-
petition eonsitci # two vessels, the propeller
Arctic aud the bark Release, which were Off
ceIed as follows
Lieut. Command n; William L. Lowell, act.
i7s ma,tsr; Joseph p. Fyffe, passed ruidsbip.
nan Elisha L Kane, assistant SURGEON: Van
Rensselaer, IL IL, boatswain
Ot1eeTS Of tie 1Tctic Charles c. Simms
L.Cut. comm In3iug; w atsou Smith. acting
master; II arman Newell, engineer: S1muel
Whitin;, actin: boatswain
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PERSONAL.

-. Hon, Robert Tyler, Of Pennsylvania,
Hon. J. II. Ccmstock, Of Massachusetts,, and
]. B. Sto, kton, U. S. N, are at willard's.
80. P. Barry Hays, Esq, George Pitt, ESQ
and Capt. A Day, of Pa, are in Washington,
OF the National.
80. Among the recent arrivals in New York,
we notice quite number of washingtonian.,
Mr.. Alexander Lee, TIE Rev Jas B. Donelan,
and John r. Pepper being at the Metropolitan.
80. The liquor dealers and Conventions,
which met at Syracuse, N. Y, on Wednesday,
have united, end formed the following ticket,
selected from the Hard and Soft She'll ticket !:
Judge Of Court Of Appeals-Long term-Sau
uel Selden: Short tefm-Nicholas Hill: See.
retary Of State-Aaron Ward COMPTROLLER
Lemuel States; Treasurer-Joseph NJ Lyon ::
Attorney General-Samuel Tilden State En-.
gineer-JObn d. Fay; Canal Commissioner
frederick FOl!ett; State Prison Inspector
Patrick Egan.
80. The Freeman's Journal leans that D.
Brownson intends very shortly removing his
personal residence to New York, and that his
review viii heDcefOrward be published in
thas city. DR.. BFownson will himself, in
proper tine, announce his determination.
- A wedding recently came eff in Mem
Phis, Tenn, which was the ninth occasion ON
whioh the bride had been made happy BY
matrimODy.
80. The baby shows are in full tide of sue.
cess, IN Philadelphia, and the ri AIRY between
me white aud black exhibition adds to the
interest II Is kind CT juveni.s Babel
...- The celebration of the one hundredth
birthday Of the Rev John SAWYER WAS at
tended In Bangor, Ne. on the 10th instant. BIZ
a great c9ncourse Of people The services
were at the Central Congregational Church,
where the venerable centenarian delivered an
address Of an hour and quarter in length
without apparent fatigue. The Sabbath school
scholars made him life-member of the Amer
lean Sunday School Union. Somevery appro-
Pri'te old times were sung by the ancient Bill
hngs ard Holden Musical Society.
-. Mr.. Ford. the enterprising manager of
the Baltimore Ho!liday-street Theatre. has
s3ogaged the Pyue and Harrison English Opera
troupe 10 give ten complete operas in the sane
style that hey have been produced at Niblo's
l. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

MISS MCREAY, the En- yIish Maid of Honor,
who las been for more than a year in this
county, is said TO have written a book on
American society. The New York Time,
rays oft:
She intends to riadtc1te Ike institution
o. "zrsTy fIom The alleged 1stsrspressata-
Mons ct CNc!s Toms Cabin Unless we
nave oeea entirely misinforrned, Miss Murray
h"S come To the conclusion, as the result of he
PefsoLe Al observation, that the social insti,u.
u3n' Oh the Southern States are decidedly in
au'ahce OF those OF any other portion of this
country; that higher degree Of culture and
refinement - tn be found there IAN ,.lsevberc
IN the Uaion; that slavery is a blessing rather
than eurss 70 the negroes themselves and
that the pictures Of its cruelties ad AT roc;,ies
given 5y Ms. Stove in her celebrated novel
Sre either very gross ex'ggerations, or so ex.
ceptiOnal is not ~ AL 10 be taken into the AZ.
count, when forming judgment Of the insti.
tuioa itself. She will make this q prominent
festEr5 in her forthcoming book, and designs,
We understand, 10 enter upon q special refuta-
ton If &c views and representations Of Mrs.
stowe"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

IIn removing (says the Philadelphia
Bull.tin) some rubbish on the Edwards lot, in
Chestnut street, above Fifth, within . day or
two, smoke issued from the ruins in consider.
able quantities. The disastrous conaagration
by which the property on that spot was devas-
tated, took place in December last, and the
flames have been smouldering there ever since,
period Of more than niue months This te-
nacious clinging of FIRE to ruins is unprece-
dented in the history Of oonaag rations in Phil
adelplia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12
DANCING
nROF ri w MUNnFR TAXES GREAT

DROP. III. w. MUNDFR TAKES GREAT
Il pleasure In announcing 20 his numerous
fr ends and the public generally, that he has
az Elm returned, and will resume the duties Of bis
School On or about TIE 25th Of DC ober, 1855. Due
notice will be given Of the time and .ce for In.
structicn.
Several new and beautiful Dances and waltzes
will be added TO has already well filed Pro
gramme If fashionable Dan es. All who desire
to join Prof. Numbers Glasses politely re-
qnesied to do 81 immedia ely upon the opening.
A subscription list is now open at Mr.. Join Y.
Ellis Music etoI :, Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
oct lift
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AGENTS FoR THE SraR
SPIRIT OF rHR MORNING PRESS.

~ Inc 'f"feff,gsncer's editorial column Is, to-
day, devoted to the publication of facts con.
nected with DR.. Kans's expedition and its
rescue, concerning which the reader will find
ample details in tc-day's Star
The Union argues deliberately to prove from
the recent speech Of Senator Wilson, at the
New York Tabernacle, that the prime object
Of the new Republican organization is naked
abolitionism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12
AyorurR Vrpnrcr-Tn,

ANOTHER vERDIcr:-In the Delaware coun-
ty court OF Common Pleas, Ohio a iurv has
just awarded $4,000 damages to Mr.. Perry,
Of Ashley, against the Cleveland, Columbus
4 Cincinnati Railroad company, for injury
sustained by his wife, who was injured last
autumn by one of the locomotives on that
road. Such verdicts are becoming so FREQ uent
that they might have the effect to teach rail-
way managers more care
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

SIt is suggested that, as twenty-six phy.
sicIans in attendance upon the sick at Norfolk
and Portsmouth have fallen while in the dis.
charge of their duties inquiry should be mad
whether any Of them have left families unpro.
vided for, and if 50, that they as we'll as or.
phans, already remembered, should be pscu-
niarily assisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

gAn interesting experiment was lately
performed by Pr afessor Farraday. A dia-
mond, held by little platinum clamp and ig.
nitea to whiteness in the oxy-hydrogen fame
was plunged while incandescent into jar of
oxygen. II was speedily dissipated into gas,
which was proved to be carbonic acid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12
MR.. WILLIAM PALMER,

PROFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, e.
WELDING 10 THE SOLICITATION y.
Il several 81 HI friends, purposes forming ess
ses for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for yoehs
persons and adults, and which classes VII
suitably divided according to the ages ard sea"
Of the members
Terms, i've dolla per quarter OF 20 lessons
Those who are DESTROYS Of awaiting themseiw,,
Of the facilities thus afforded fer learning VOC.
Music, are rec ed 10 make eerly spp' auos ~
Mr.. WM. PALMER, at his residence, NO 80
f street, corner llth. &C Nv
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FRUIT TREES.

Il calls the attention of observation-disclosures
aud planters generally to his superb collec 09s
ton CT Fruit frees, comprising Apples in~A-
latitude. Peachcs, the most approved kinds for
or market. Pears, Plums, Cherries, Apricots,
q inces, &c.
English Lancashire Goosebsrries In great vari-
ETY..
Currants, white, red and black, the new choice
long bunch sorts. Raspberries. Evergreens, all
the standard kinds. Shade Trees. Rhubarb
Roots Asparagus. Strawberries, and in fact
everything pertaining 20 the Nursery and Seed
business, and at very moderate prices.
a collection Of Dutch Flower K cots expected 20
hand in Z w days. JOHN SAUL,
&C 12-eo6t* corner eth and n streets
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

IN SATURDAY, THE 14th INST, MRS
~ IGNATIuS CLARK, two doors east r.
Of the Post Office, will OPT the richest Ms2Z
and mos handsome assortment Of FALLk
MILLINERY ever heretofore offered to VA
the ladies Of eorgetoTn. Her stock Is well Sc
lected and consists Of all the very latest and most
approved fashions Of Bonnets, Gathers, Ribands
Head Dresses. She also has in store a large as
sortment Of Ladies' Gloves. Belts, Hosiery, Work
Baskets, and a variety of other useful fancy art-
cles, all Ct which viii be disposed on the most
pleasing terms. Cali and examine for yourselves,
ladies, before you purchase elsewhere.
MRS. /. CLARK,
&C 1876 Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

A "PoISrED" FiGURE.-The Rev. E. r..
Chaplin, in sermon at Boston, used the follow i.
ing figure :-"The resurrection Of Christ trans
formed the interrogation point of the philooo.
pher into exclamation point Of the Christian. -
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MISS EMILE PRIBRAM 4 Co.,

WILL OPEN, On SATURDAY, ocTo-
w Ter 18th, the most Z sh lonable style IN
Of Fall and Winter Bonnets, Ribbons, - N
Flowers and Hair Dresses, TO which they ~
invite they Invite the aitsaon o Il cir former Gus.
TONERS and the Ladies generally Their store
will be kept supplied. Please call at No 277 on
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, betwe 10Th
and 1lth streets. ll-2m
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THE RED, WHITE AND GREYOF BRO.
KEN EGG AND STORE SIZE.

i SHALL SOON RECEIVE CARGOES OF
l. the best quality ANTHRACITE COAL Of the
above kinds ard sizes Persons wishing to lay in
their winter's supply, and sending me their or
ders, will be allos ed deduction Of 25 cents per
ton on all Ccal sent from the vessels On hand
Range and Cooking Coal ef the best quality, nut
SIZE, at lower prices than usual. A so Cumber.
land Coal Of all kinds first rate article, at mar
KIT prices. All Coal car fully weighed and
promptly delivered, and $40 pounds to the ton.
Terms lash, unless Otherwise agreed on at the
time Of purchass. SAMUEL H. YOUNG,
at the 80 Stand, }" east side Of G st,
oct 12-eo3t* between ID md E.
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sSow:-It is said that passengers from
Cairo, Ill who reached Chicago on Saturday
last, state that snow fell to the depth of three
inches at that place. Snow fell at Elgin and
Chicago on the same day.
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b. y IS IN JAPAN.-Two Of the Japan Com
Eissiorc-s who treated with Commodore Perry,
were La:ned respectively Il" Udopo" and "Ido.H
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SILK EMBROIDERY.

MRS. M. F. SCRIVNER would respectfully
w inform the Lsdi Of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, that she has resumed her
Embroidery and Fancy Needle Work, at No 339
ID street. over MIR. John F. Elliss Music Store,
where she hopes by endeavors to please, and yer.
moderate prices. TO receive share Of their former
liberal encouragement. Talmas, Clio ks, DFesse :,
Children's Clothing, Flannel, &c, embroidered
on any material OF any color at short notice.
ls-2,&
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VOCAL MUSIC.

SSN0 PROVISION l. MADE FOR i pstruSI
~ ton In Vocal Music IN the Public oc no.
OF Washington, nor in any Of the ordinary Pr p, I,
Schools OF which we have any fnowleoge -
reference to the above notice Of the intel
ard Star, MIR. SCHEEL, always willing 10 s,,rn
the public upon accommodating terms, VIII ' Ic~
an Elementary Class in Vocal Mu,lc u sh
Pupils who desire 70 join said Class VIII 49,
their names n TIE residence OF MT. . Nv
Fourteenth street, between ara ".
&C lO-2w (Organ)
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=. III. MILES,

HAVING OPENED WOOD AND - So -.
II Yard on the Canal, betweea 9th ana Icy 10
fronting On B street keeps on Lard hlS honh ~
OAK, and PINE MOOD, and COAL, Az.
which will be delivered promptly and VIE ~
spatch, at tie lowest Ca b prices: I've
Families In want OF fuel, would 40 wen ~ Enc
me call before making their purchases To-.
winter, as my sock has been carefully Sc,
and in quality second to noas In tie pistIio''
OFT -lw
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FAIL AND WINTER FASHIt

NAVAL EVOLUTiONS, bv SIR Howard
Y Douglas, volume, London; 81 IS
Naval Tactics, by Capt MoorsOm, Royal Nav,
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ume, Lcndcn. finely bound; Sl6.
Naval Battles q. ON 174i 10 lsii) Critically Re-
viewed and Illus ra'ed, bv Rear Admiral Efins,
volume, quaTto, Lond N, finely to nd s. 50
Gle ks Naval Tartics, Notes by Lord Rodney,
volume, London; IS
Tactique Navsle, Pusaee &c Ia Marine Fr n
caise, volume, quarto, Ia Il. finely bound 81 -
Chopart; Les EvolUtions Navsles, 1 volume,
quarto, Paris, finely bound; S275
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Admiralty Regulations FOR his Msjesty's ger
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Note SUI les Forces Nav les de Ia France
Miles Eptone OF the Royal Naval Service
Fordyce's Navale Routine and many Others.
oct IL FRANCK TAYLOR.