The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-11

L. Bibliotheque des Arts INDUSTRIES (Masson,
Paris.)
@ Civil Engineer and Architects Journal.
Uondon.)
g. Engineer and Machinists Assistant. (Blackie,
4. Publication Industreile. (Armengaud Aine,
S. Jamieson's Mechanics Of. Fluids.
G. Treatise ON Mechanics. QPoisson.)
Z. Algemihe Bauzcitung nit Abbldungen.
(Forster, Wen)
g. Organ fur die Fortschrite des Eisenbahnwe-
sens in technscher Beziehung (Von Wal
degg Wiesbaden.)
6. Sherwin's Logarithims.
10. Byrne's Logarithms.
IL. The Mechanical and Mathematical Works OF
Oliver Byrne.
I2. Silliman's Journal.
Sc, Leipzig
H. Cotton Manufacture of Great Britain and
America contrased
Is. Hotzapfels' Turning and Mechanical Manip-
pulation.
49, The Steam Engine. e.. Bournc.)
II. Eisenbahn-Zeitung. (Stuttgart.)
Is. Tregold on the Steam-E Engine.
10. Pixies Mathematical and Optical Instruments.
90 Dictionnaire des Arts ct Manufactures. LA
boulaye, Paris.
81. Sganzin's Civil Engineering.
%. Browns Indicator and Dynaonmeter.
%. Origin and Progress Of Steam Navigation.
(Woodcrolt.)
"a. Essai sur pIndustre des Matieres Textiles
Michel Alcan,, Parls.l
25 Macneill's Tables.
o. Griers' Mechanics Pocket Dictionary.
81. Templeton's Millwrights and Engineers
Pocket Companion
%. Lady's and Gentemen's Diary.
80 Marine Steam Engine. (Brown.)
&c. Weisbach's Mechanics and Engineering.
81 The Mathematician. (London)
3D. Barlow on Strength Of Materials.
49, Hams Mechanics.
"a Mechanical Principles of Eng ineering and
Architecture. (Mosley.)
35 Journal Of the Franklin Institute.
SO. The Transactions of the Institute Of Civil
Engineers. (London.)
81. The Artisan
SO. Quarterly Papers on Engineering. pub
lished by Weale, London)
49, Imperial Dictionary. (Gasgow.)
40. Students Guide to the Locomotive Engine.
H. Railway Engine and Carriage Wheels. (Bar-
low, London,)
a. Recuel des Machines instruments ct APPAREL.
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49, Buchanan on Mill Work.
IA. Practical Examples of Modern Tools and Ma
chimes. &c. Rennie.)
as Repertoire de l'lndustrie Franquaise ct Etran-
gere. a. Matthias, Paris)
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. com, London.)
At. Setting out Curves on Railways. Claw,
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AZ. Hodge on the Steam Engine
40. Scientific American.
50. Railroad Journal. (New York
81 American Artisan.
50. Mechanics Magazine.
SO. NichoIson's (Peter) Dictionary of ARCHITECT
ture.
50. Dictionaire de Marine Voiles ct Vapeur,
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Sc. Brees' Railway Practice.
ST. Barlow's Mathematical Dictionary.
SO. Bowditch's Navigation
30 Grepory's Mathematics for Practical Men
GO. Engineers and Mechanics Encyclopedia.
Luke Herbcrto
g. Patent Journal London.
g. Bree's Glossary of Engineering
60 Encyclopedia of Civil Engineering. Grassy.
GA. Craddock's Lectures the Steam-E Engine.
65. Assistant Engineers Railway Guide. HAS
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