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Luce’s Seamanship.

Fourth Edition. Crown 8vo. Revised and Improved. Illustrated by 89 full-pagecoppcr-jilate engravings. 8vo. Half Roan. $7.50.

Seamanship. For the use of the United States Naval Academy. ByCapt. S. B. Luce, U. S. N. 1 vol., crown octavo.

jjgp* Text-Book at the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis.

Karnes’ Submarine Warfare.

With 20 Lithographic Plates, and many Wood-cuts. 8vo. Cloth. $5.00.Submarine Warfare, Defensive and Offensive. Comprising aFull and complete History of the invention of the Torpedo, its em-ployment in War, and results of its use. Descriptions of the variousforms of Torpedoes, Submarine Batteries and Torpedo Boats actuallyused in War. By Lieut.-Commander John S. Barnes, U. S. N.

Jeffers’ Nautical Surveying.

Illustrated with 9 Copperplates and 31 Wood-cut Illustrations. 8vo. Cloth. $5.00.Nautical Surveying. By William N. Jeffers, Captain U. S. Navy.

Coffin’s Navigation.

Fifth Edition. 12mo. Cloth. $3.50.

Navigation and Nautical Astronomy. Brepared for the use of theU. S. Naval Academy. By J. II. C. Coffin, Prof, of Astronomy, Navi-gation and Surveying, with 52 wood-cut illustrations.

Text Book of Surveying.

8vo. 9 Lithograph Hates and several Wood-cuts. Illustrated: Cloth. $2.00.

A Text Book on Surveying, Projections and Portable Instruments forthe use of the Cadet Midshipmen at the U. S. Naval Academy.