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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 11 (March 1867) (1867)

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to Central Park and thence ial interest to our readers at this time. makers know very well that if they will use the proper ma- under Broadway to One Hundred and Twenty-fiflh street, con- It represents a section of a tube now in process of construc- terials it lies in their power to produce a metal… … THAMES RIVER, LONDON, PNEUMATIC DISPATCH TUBE. of the river Thames. It is being laid by the Waterloo and and those from Brooklyn/Jersey City, Williamsburg and other move the phosphorus or sulphur which may be contained in Whitehall Pneumatic Railway Company. The sections are the pig iron, and hence…

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