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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 20 (November 1866) (1866)

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course more, Marquette, Mich. from New Zealand and Australia, to connect with of her run sluggishly, although ample ordinary the Anglo-Indian line, and also a land branch through steerage way is obtained. Such a quality in a ship Cluna to meet the Russo-American line. The American Journal of Mining… … tic leaves may not be ham- We have now before us one of our letters addressed IE PELLEY'S SHIP'S KITBDEE. pered. Nautical men will to Mr. Barron, returned " unclaimed " through the at once understand the merits of this invention. of which are to be constructed by Americans, three dead-letter…

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