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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 26 (1892) (1892)

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ordinary only one layer of brick. Brick pavements have been Sevybauenieeciens 215,818 56,360 workmen, while a limited number only of skilled and used for years in Evansville, and also Decatur, IIL, easaxtatece 603,416 48,571 high-priced workmen can repair asphalt pavement, and have given the… … standard. The only views we have given in the vicinity of Nor- folk are of Newport News and Lambert’s Point, which has been truly said that “the best pavement is the are the outlets of the trunk lines that bring coal and and no repairs have been necessary yet, and the one most easily repaired.” The…

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