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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 32 (1856) (1856)

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onstantinople, 12,900; Havre, 8,928; to a number of water-tight compartments, and ure from one up to one thousand feet or more London, 8,550 ; Liverpool, 8,550; New York, continuously. The expense of manufacture is no expense will-be spared to make her the 7,317; New Orleans, 8,178 miles. More than… … ple and compact, but hitherto they have been matical accuracy in their construction are all measures can be constructed on this plan. It which places the whole blame of it upon the objected to for large vessels on account of produced by unerring machinery. Surveyors’ is avery excellent and useful…

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