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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 20 (May 1875) (1875)

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in con- wrought iron standards (Fig. 2) were placed in line in the A New Dry Pboto Process. sistence from a thin silt to a tough, plastic, black mud. This centers of the same number of molds on a level platform; I propose, says M. Carey Lea, to make public a process was cleared away by the dredging… … NEW YORK RIVER FRONT IMPROVEMENTS-THE ARCHES. very irregular, and the depth of water over the site of the interest; in fact, no photographic work in which I have ever thus made, with the standards firmly imbedded in them, pier is from 25 to 45 feet. The dimensions of the pier are been engaged has…

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