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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 18 (May 1874) (1874)

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ht of 10 feet for work- minerals, pottery materials, etc., $9,000,000; of coal $531,- Fog signals, many of which are required at different points ing the anchors to 20 feet; and this is done without an in- 400,000. Total, $651,200,000. The excess of value over on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts,… … again, our seamen will find the stormy and Iron, published in London in the inte- rock-bound coasts of their country well rest of the metal manufacturers, says: THE STEAM SIBEH OE FOG HOBN. lighted for them.—Harper's Magazine. " American hardware and machinery are combustible element, which has…

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