The daily union., 1846-06-27
MANUAL Of the steam sn.

IL gine, volume, illustrated by numerous en-
cravings on steel and wood.
The Steam-engine, by the Artisan Club, London
publishing in quarto numbers, nearly completed.
The Steam-engine, by Hugo Reid, I volume.
Lieut.. Gordon, royal navy, on the Marine Steam.
engine, volume, London, lS45.
Steam Manual for the British navy, by Captain
Williams, royal navy vol.
Treatise on the Steam-engine, by John Scott Rus
sci, vol.
Russel on the nature, properties and applications
OF steam, and on steam navigation, ] vol.
Admiral Sir John Ross steam, the steam en-
glne, and steam navigation, in eonnexon with com
merce and maritime warfare, quarto volume, many
engrayings.
DE Pambours Theory of the Steam-engine, Lon
don copy, volume octave.
DE Pambours New Theory Of the Steam-engine,
and It's modes Of calculation.
Lardner on Steam engine, London copy, vol.
Lardner on Steam-engine, American edition, en-
larged by Renwick, | vol.
Renwick on the Steam-engne, vol.
Ordnance, gunnery, and steam, by Lieut.. Ward,
United States navy, lyolume
Hodges on the Steam-engine, | volume octave,
and folis atlas Of plates,
Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book, by Chss.
Ii. Haswell, United States navy
Grantham on Iron, as material for ship-buildng,
volume, London, many plates.
Des Bateaux Vapour, par de Jouffroy, one vol,
PARIS.
Guide Pratiqus d'Architecture Navale, avec un
aPPendice sur les Bateaux Vapeur, par NJ. Ma.
zaudier lngenior des Constructions Nayaes au poTi
de Toulon, 2 vols, and atlas Of plates.
.sAnd variety of other works, chiefly English,
treating either directly or incidentally on the same
subject, including locomotives railroads, &c, many
OF them imported by last steamer.
'.'Tredgod's large work on Steam, the Steam-en-
gine, Steam-naygation, &c, in two large quarto
volumes, accompanied with two folio aliases oi
plates, can be imported to order by the subscriber
The price Of the work in London, complete with all
the appendices, is f9 l7s. sterling.
F. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
June ~ Washington.
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