f^> w ^t^.W .IS-i r Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2007 with funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/catalogueofenginOOusenrich '^ ^^)^<^4^t/ti CATALOGUE 6- LIBRARY OF THK Engineer Department, United States Army. Part I.— SUBJECTS. Part II.— AUTHORS. LiB RARY OF T HE Uimsm of GiLIf OEHIA. LI..; OBSERVATORY. WASHINGTON: i88i. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS, United States Army, Washington, D. C, yuly 13, 1881, Circular No. II. There has been prepared in this office, a Catalogue of the Library of the Engineer Department for the use of the Corps of Engineers, and a copy wil be sent to each officer. Officers of the Corps of Engineers who desire, for professional purposes, any of the books belonging to this Library, will make application therefor, and they will be sent by registered mail, to be returned in like manner, with letters of advice in the ordinary mail. All books borrowed should be returned as soon as practicable, and, except in special cases, within 1 days after their receipt. In such cases, applica- tions for extension of time may be addressed to the Chief of Engineers for his action. By command of Brig. Gen. Wright: Majc r of Engineers. m 740444 PREFACE. In planning this Catalogue, I have thought it would be better — the Engi- neer Department Library being mainly composed of professional books — to arrange similar subj ects into groups, and to append a list of the names of authors, rather than to adopt any of the elaborate forms now used for large libraries. Much pains has been "taken to place the title of each work in its appropri- ate group of subjects, but doubtless there are yet many errors in classification. In the Index to Subjects reference is made in each case to the group in which the subject will be found. In order to find all the works upon any subject it will be well to look through the entire group containing the subject. In this way not only all the special works, but all the general works touching the subject will be discovered. There are, however, exceptions to this rule; e. g., works importa.nt to be consulted in a study of Iron Defenses will be found in Artillery, Ordnance, etc., and in Metals, etc., as well as in Military Engineering, etc. The lists of additions to the Library, hereafter to be issued periodically, will be in such form that slips, containing the titles of the new books and the names of the authors, may be cut from them and pasted on the blank pages provided for that purpose. The labor of preparing the Catalogue was commenced, and, until he was transferred to other duties, creditably carried on by Mr. J. C Lang. It was then taken up by Mr. H. R. Concklin of this ofiice, and I am especially indebted to him for his intelligent and energetic assistance in completing a work which I hope will be found of service to the officers of the Corps of Engineers. G. H. E. July 13, 1 88 1. INDEX TO GROUI'S OF SUBJECTS. (For Index to Subjects see pages viii, ix.) — _ PAGE. 1. Art and Science of War, Tactics of the various Arms, Strategy, etc. 3 2. Architecture, Building, Carpentry, Stone Cutting, Roofs, Heating, Ventilation, etc 17 3. Artillery, Ordnance, Small Arms, Pyrotechny, Explosives, etc 27 4. Astronomy, Astronomical Observations and Tables, etc 51 5. Dictionaries, Encyclopaedias and Gazetteers . 65 6. Engineering (Military), Fortification, Attack and Defense of Places, Sapping and Mining, Military Surveying, Military Bridges, Tor- pedoes, etc 77 7. Engineering (Civil), Hydraulic Engineering (including River and Harbor Works and Canals), Roads, Railroads, Bridges, Materi- . als. Specifications, C ontracts, etc 119 8. Explorations, Expeditions, Surveys, Voyages, Travels, etc 195 9. Geodesy, Surveying, D rawing. Map-making, Photography, Instru- ments, etc . 239 10. Geography, including Atlases and Map s 269 11. History and Biography (Civil, Military, and Naval), Wars, Battles, Sieges, Campaigns, etc 277 12. Hydraulics, Water-supply, Irrigation, Sewerage, Drainage, etc 311 13. Laws, Law Treatises, Commentaries, etc. Reports on Land Titles. 327 14. Light-houses and Fog-signals 345 15. Mathematics, including Mathematical Tables, Logarithms, etc ... 353 16. Mechanics (including Statics and Dynamics), Mechanical Engi- neering and Machines. Chemistry, Acoustics, Optics, Heat, Electricity, Telegraphy, Meteorology, etc 363 17. Medical and Sanitary Works ;^8;^ 18. Me tals. Metallurgy, etc 389 19. Military Education, Administration, Organization, Orders, Regula- tions, etc 395 20. Natural History, Agriculture, Forestry, Mines, Mining, etc 413 21. Navigation, Naval Science, Naval Constru ctions, etc 433 22. Periodicals and Journals . . . . , 443 23. Philology, Grammar, Rhetoric, etc 455 24. Registers, Civil, Mifitary, and Naval 461 25. Miscellaneous 467 AUTHORS 505 vii INDEX TO SUBJECTS. Page. A. Acoustics 363 Adventures 195 Agriculture 4^3 Aides Memoires — Military 3 & 77 American Archives 277 American State Papers 467 Ammunition 27 Arches 119 Architecture l^ Armor 77 Army Registers 461 Art and Science of War 3 Artillery 27 Asphalt and Bitumen 119 Astronomy 51 Astronomical Observations 51 Astronomical Tables 51 Atlases 269 Attack of Places 77 B. Ballistics 27 Barracks and Quarters 1 7 & 383 Battles 277 Biography 277 Bitumen and Asphalt : 119 Blasting 119 Botany 413 Breakwaters 119 Bridges 119 Bridges — Military 77 Building 17 C. Campaigns , 277 Canals 119 Carpentry 17 Cements 119 Charts 433 Chemistry 363 Civil History 277 Coast Pilots 433 Concrete 119 Contracts 119 Courts Martial 327 Cranes 363 Climatology 363 D. Dams 119 Defense of Places 77 Dictionaries 65 Digests of Opinions 327 Dikes 119 Docks and Dry Docks 1 19 & 433 viii Page. Drainage ^ 311 Drawing 239 Dredging 119 Dynamics 363 E. Earthwork ..- , 119 Electricity 363 Embanking 119 Encyclopaedias 65 Engineering — Civil 119 Engineering — Hydraulic 119 Engineering — Mechanical 363 Engineering — Military 77 Engineering — Sanitary 119 & 383 Entomology 413 Expeditions 195 Explorations 195 Explosives 27 F. Fish and Fisheries 413 Fog Signals 345 Forestry 413 Fortification 77 Fortification Drawing ^^ ^ 239 Foundations 17 O. Gardening 413 Gazetteers 65 Geodesy 239 Geography 269 Geology 413 Grammar 455 Gunnery 27 H. Harbors and Harbor Improvements.. 119 Heat 363 Heating 17 History 277 Hospitals 1 7 2>' New York, 1877. 23. 3. 21. Specifications. See Engineering (Civil). Stone. Blasting and quarrying of, for building and other purposes. Rudi- mentary treatise on. By Lieut. Gen. Sir John Burgoyne, K. C. B. 12°. pp. vii, 106. Weale's Series. London, 1852. 19. 2. 28. Report on the Compressive Strength, Specific Gravity, and ratio of Ab- sorption of various kinds of Building Stone from different sections of the United States, tested at Fort Tompkins, Staten Island, New York. By Bvt, Maj, Gen, Q. A. Gillmore, Lieut. Col, Corps of Engineers. PI. 80. pp. 15. Washington, 1874. 19. 6. 22. 24 AEOHITEOTURE, B GILDING, OAEPENTEY, ETC. AEOHITEOTURE, BUIL'JiNG, OARPENTEY, ETO. 25 Stone Cutting. Warming. Stone Cutting. Coupe des Pierres. Manuel de I'lngenieur des Fonts et Chaussces. Par A. Debauve, Inge nieur des Fonts et Chaussees. i®"" fasc. Paris, 1 87 1. 3. 4. 16 & 36. — [Series of 9 folding plates and sheet of descriptive text.] By Prof. D. H. Mahan, U. S. Military Academy. 80. n. d. 7. 3. 28. Descriptive Geometry as applied to the Drawing of Fortification and Stereotomy. By Prof. D. H. Mahan, U. S. Military Acade?tiy, PI. 8°. pp. 55. New York, 1864. 6. 3. 48. Tapia and Pis6. The Economical Builder: A treatise on Tapia and Pise walls. By E. Oilman. PL 160. pp.23. Washington, 1839. 7.3.37. Turning and Mechanical Manipulation. Intended as a work of general ref- erence and practical instruction on the Lathe, and the various mechanical pursuits followed by Amateurs. Vol. I. Materials. Vol. II. Construc- tion and Application. Vol. III. Processes. By Charles Holtzapffel. Illus. 3 vols. 80. London, i85o-'52. 7.3.30-32. Ventilation. Treatise on, comprising seven Lectures delivered before the Franklin Institute, 1866-68. Showing the great want of improved meth- ods of Ventilation in our Buildings. By L. W. Leeds. Col. pi. 2d ed. 80. pp. 226. New York, 1876. 2. 5. 40. (Heating and). Manual of, in their practical application. By F. Schu- mann. 12°. pp.89. New York, 1877. , 2.5.37. (Warming and). Rudimentary Treatise on. By C. Tomlinson. Cuts. 12°. pp. 260. Weale's Series. London, 1850. 2. 5. 36. - in American Dwellings. By David B. Reid. To which is added an introductory outline of the progress of improvement in Ventilation. By Elisha Harris, J/. D. Illus. 8°. pp. xxxvii, 124. New York, 1864. 2. 5. 38. Illustrations of the Theory and Practice of, with remarks on Warm- ing [etc.]. By David B. Reid. Illus. 8°. pp. xx, 451. London, 1844. 2. 5. 39. and Warming of Dwellings and Barracks. Report of the Commis- sioners appointed to inquire into the best modes of. PI. folio, pp. 151, [London,] 1857. 47. 3. 1. Ventilators and Chimney tops. Report of a Committee of the American Acad- emy of Arts and Sciences on, March, 1848. 8°. \Misc. Pamph., vol. xi.] 31. 2. 11. Warming and Ventilation. A rudimentary treatise on. By C. Tomlinson. Cuts. 12^'. pp. 260. IVeale's Series. London, 1850. 2. 5. 36. Remarks on, by David B. Reid. 8°. London, 1844. 2. 5. 39. of Dwellings and Barracks. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the best modes of. folio. London, 1857. 47. 3. 1. See also Heating. [See also Engineering (Civil).] 4 26 AKOHITEOTUEE, BUILDING, OAEPENTEY, ETO. ARTILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, PYROTECHNY, EXPLOSIVES, Etc. -- - Aide-M^moire, k 1' usage des Officiers d'Artillerie. PI. 8^. pp. xvi, 491 [2]. Paris, 1836. 2 copies. 7. 1. 6-6. Ammunition, Fuses, Primers, Military Pyrotechny, etc. By Ma/. James M. Whittemore and Zieu^. F. Heath. 25 pi. 40. pp. 122. Washington, 1878. 7. 2. 9. Armour plates. Report on the Penetration of Iron Armour Plates by Steel Shot. By Capf. W. H. Noble, J^oya/ Artillery. 16 pi. fol. pp. 54. London, 1866. 2 copies. 7. 2. 3. Armstrong and Whitworth Committee (Report of the), with a letter thereon to Earl de Grey, and appendices. By Joseph Whitworth, LL. Z>., F. R. S. 40. pp. 171. Manchester, 1866. 7. 2. 22. guns. Report of the special Committee on, with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix and Index. 2 vols. fol. London, 1866. 47. 5. 19-20. Artifices de Guerre (Traite d'). Sur les Artifices les plus en usage dans I'Artillerie, tant pour la defense des Places que pour le service de Cam- pagne. sm. 4^. pp. 67. L'Orient, 1791. 7. 1. 15. Artillerie. Applications du Fer aux constructions de rArtillerie. Par A. Thierry, Capitaine d'Artillerie. 5 pi. 2 parts in i vol. 4^, and atlas to second part, fol. 2 vols. Paris, i834-'4o. 7. 2. 20. Considerations et Experiences sur le tir des obus ^ balles. Par J/. Charles Bormann, Capitaine d'Artillerie. 8°. pp. 31. Paris, 1836. [Military pamphlets.] 6« 3. 15. Considerations sur les EfFets de TArtillerie dans la Defense des Places. Par M. Th. Choumara, Capitaine du Genie. [Memoires diverses.] 8o. Paris, i826-'33. 6. 3. 16. Instruction sur le service de 1' Artillerie k I'usage de MM. les fileves des ficoles Militaires 6tablies \ Saint-Cyr et \ Saint- Germain. Par M. Hulot, Chef de bataillon au Corps Impe'rial d'Artillerie. PI. 12°. pp. xii, 283. Paris, 1813. 7. 1. 39. — . Instruction Theorique et Pratique k I'usage des fileves de I'ficole Militaire de Saint-Cyr. Par M. Thiroux. 3"^^ ^d. PI. 8°. pp. xxii, 572. Paris, 1849. 7. 1. 12. La grosse Artillerie de Marine et les Navires h Tourelles. PI. 8^. pp. 76. Paris, n. d. \Misc. Fa?nph.j vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. 27 28 AETILLERY, ORUNANOE, SMALL AEMS, ETO. AETILLEEY, OEDNANOE, SMALL AEMS, ETO. 29 Artillerie. Artillery. Artillerie. Memoire sur divers perfectionnements militaires. Par J. Cavalli, Colonel d' Artillerie. Traduit de I'ltalien. 4 folding pi. 8°. pp. 155. Paris, 1856. 6. 4. 27. (Memorial de 1'), ou recueil de Memoires, Experiences, Observations et Procedes relatifs au service de I'Artillerie. Redige par les soins du Co- mite. PI. 4 vols. 80 and atlas. Paris, 1826-37. 7. 1. 7-10. Navale (Traite d'). Traduction de la 3"'** partie, par F. Blaise. Suivie de Notes du Traducteur. 8°. pp. 234 [17]. Paris, 1853. 7. 1. 48' Observations faites par des Capitaines d'Artillerie, sur un ouvrage intitule : " Essai sur quelques parties de I'Artillerie et des Fortifications, par le General Comte C . . ." \Misc, Paniph.^ vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. (Traite d'), theorique et pratique. Par G. Piobert. 3"^® ed. Revue et augmente. PL 8^. pp. xii, 559. Paris, 1852. 7. 1. 13. de Campagne Anglaise. Etat actuel de I'Artillerie de Campagne en Europe. Par G. A. Jacobi, Lieuf. d'Artillerie de la Garde-Frussienne, Avec 5 pi. 80. pp. XX, 168. Paris, 1838. 7. 1. 21. de Campagne. Instruction sur, ^ I'usage des Eleves du Corps Royal d'Etat-Major. Par M. Poumet. 8^. pp. 28. Paris, 1824. 6. 3. 30. [Military pamphlets.] des Places. Considerations sur I'etat actuel de, et sur les ameliorations dont elle parait susceptible. Par H. J. Paixhans, Officier d' Artillerie. 40. pp. 93. Paris, 1815. 7. 1. 1. du Comite 1830. Collection de Dessins representant les principaux affuts de I'Artillerie de Terre [etc.]. 15 pi. obi. fol. n. p. or d. 7. 2. 13. Artillerist's Manual (The). Compiled from various sources, and adapted to the service of the United States. By Brig. Gen. John Gibbon, U. .•>. Volunteers^ Captain Fourth U. S. Artillery. Illus. 8^. pp. 478. New York, 1863. 7. 1. 3. Artillery. Handbook of, for the service of the United States Army and Militia. By Capt. Joseph Roberts, Fourth U. S. Artillery. 18°. pp. 180. New York, i860. 7. 1. 40- Evolutions of Field Batteries of. Translated from the French, and arranged for the Army and Militia of the United States, by Major Robert Anderson, U, S. A. 2 vols. Text and pi. 32°. New York, i860. 7. 1. 41. Experiments at Okehampton in August and September, 1875. Report on. PI. fol. pp. 88. London, 1875. 47. 5. 60. [British Parliamentary Papers.] Instruction for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot. Compiled by a Board of Artillery Officers. Illus. 12°. pp. 166. Baltimore, 1845. 7. 1. 23. Instruction for Field Artillery. Prepared by a Board of Artillery Officers. PI. and illus. 12^. pp. xv, 229. Washington, 1863. 7.1.24. 30 ARTILLERY, ORDNANOE, SMALL ARMS, ETO. ARTILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, ETO. 31 Artillery. Artillery. Artillery. Instruction for Heavy Artillery. Prepared by a Board of Officers for the use of the Army of the United States. 12°. pp. xvi, 270. Washington, 1851. 7. 1. 37. The same. PI. 12^. pp. xvi, 253. Washington, 1863. 7.1.38. Instruction for Mountain Artillery. Prepared by a Board of Army Officers. PI. 120. pp.38. Washington, 185 1. 7.1.25. Instruction for Field Artillery. Prepared by a Board of Artillery Officers. PI. and illus. 12O. pp. xxii, 348. Philadelphia, i860. 7.1.22. Lehrplan fiir den hoheren Artillerie-curs. fol. n. p. or d. 42.9.11. [Instruction in the higher branches of Artillery.] Manual of Heavy Artillery service. Prepared for the use of the Army and Militia of the United States. By Bvt. Brig. Gen. J. C. Tid- ball, Second U, S. Artillery. 76 pi. 12^. pp. vii, 516. Washington, 1880. 7. 1. 51. Material and construction of. Report on a naval mission to Europe, by Commander Edward Simpson, U. S. N. PI. and illus. 2 vols. 4^. Washington, 1873. 24. 6. 19-20. [Miscellaneous plates, embracing Cannon, Mortars, Gun-carriages, etc. A. D. 553 to A. D. 1794. 40.] 6. 5. 46. Record of experimental firing at Fort Monroe, Va., and Fort Del- aware, Del., November and December, 1868. Text 8^ and atlas fol. Washington, 1870. [Text in pocket of atlas.] 48. 2. Remarks on the circular letters to the Secretary of War, to be signed by Artillery Officers. 8°. 1852. [Misc. Famph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Reports on experimental firing with modern Seacoast Artillery to determine the elements of the Trajectory. With Supplement on Pen- etration and other effects of Shot and Shell. Compiled, under the direction of the Chief of Engineers, by Bvt. Maj. W. R. King, Capt. of Engineers^ and Bvt. Brig. Gen. C. B. Reese, Capt. of Engineers. PI. 80. Washington, 1868. 7. 2. 46. System of exercise and instruction of Field Artillery, including Man- oeuvres for Light or Horse Artillery. Illus. 12°. pp.78. Boston, 1829. 7. 1. 26. for the United States Land Service, as devised and arranged by the Ordnance Board. Prepared under the instructions of the Colonel of Ordnance, by Bvt. Maj. Alfred Mordecai. Text, i vol. 8°, and 5 vols, of pi. fol. Washington, i848-'49. 7. 1. 14. and Engineer operations against the Defences of Charleston Har- bor in 1863. With a supplement. By Q. A. Gillmore, Major of Engi- neers, Bvt. Maj. Gen., U. S. A. Plates and maps. 8^. pp. 314, 172. New York, 1868. 17. 6. 7. [Professional Papers No. i6, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] 32 ARTILLERY, OEDUANOE, SMALL ARMS, ETO. AETILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, ETC. 33 Artillery. Cannon. Artillery [and Engineering]. Giornale del Genio Militare. [and] Giornale di Artiglieria e Genio. I-XV. Text and pi. 43 vols. 8^ and fol., Torino— Firenze— Roma, 186^-79. [Current.] 42. 6. 1-28. (at the Vienna Exhibition of 1873). /;/ Reports of Her Majesty's; Commissioners, vol. ii. 1. 2. 13. (European) in 1855-56. See Mordecai {MaJ. A.), Military Commis- sion to Europe. 4°. Washington, i860. 24. 8. 21. Manuel de I'Artilleur, contenant tous les Objets dont la connoissance est necessaire aux Officiers et Sous-officiers de TArtillerie. Par Theodore Durtuhie, Genera/ de Brigade. 5'"® ed. 14 pi. 8^. pp. iv, 468. Paris, 1795. 7.1.11. ballistics. Instruction sur la Balistique a I'usage des fileves du Corps Royal d'Etat-Major. [Anon.] 8^. pp. 16. Paris, 1824. 6. 3. 30. [Military pamphlets.] Methodes nouvelles pour determiner la resistance de I'air, pour cal- culer la Trajectoire des Projectiles. Precedees de discussions relatives k des decouvertes concernant I'Artillerie, suivies d'une proposition extra- ordinaire concernant le tir des Bombes. Par J. F. G. Mallet. S^. Paris, 1846. 7. 1. 2. Le Boulenge Chronograph. By Ziei^/. O. E. Michaelis, Ordnance Corps, U. S. A. 2 pi. 40. pp. 43. New York, 1872. 7. 2. 11. P'.xtracts from a description of the Zapata Chronograph. By F. J. Zapata, Captain Comdt. Spanish Artillery. Translated by Comdr. J. D. Marvin, U. S. N. PI. 80. pp. 18. Annapolis, 1875. 7. 2. 36. Determination of the time of flight of projectiles by means of the Electric Clepsydra. From "Researches in experimental ballistics," by Major P. Le Boulenge, Belgian Artillery. Translated by Lieut. Comdr. J. D. Marvin, U. S. JV. PI. 8°. pp. 22. [Misc. Famp/i., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Electro-Ballistic Machines and the Schultz Chronoscope. By Bvt. Lieut. Col. S. V. Benet, Capt. of Ordnance, U S. A. 4 pi. 40. pp. 47. New York, 1871. 7. 2. 12. Blasting Powder. Report on the use of, in fiery Mines, fol. pp. 17. Lon- don, 1875. 47. 4. 39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Boat Armament. Systems of, in the U. S. Navy. By Lieut. J. A. Dahlgren, U.S.N. II pi. 80. pp.122. Philadelphia, 1852. 7. L 48. British Army Manufacturing Establishments. Return of the annual ac- counts of the several Manufacturing Establishments under the War Office for the year 1872-73. fol. pp. 225. London, 1874. 47. 6. 33. The same. For 1873-74. fol. pp.205. London, 1875. 47.5.34. Gannon. Report of trial with a 9-inch breech- loading cast-steel Cannon, made by F. Krupp, Essen. 12O. [Misc. Pamph.^ vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. 5 34 ARTILLERY, OPDNANOE, SMALL ARVS, ETC. ARTILLEEY, OEDNANOE, SMALL ARMS, ETC. 35 Cannon. Experiences. Cannon. Reports of experiments on the Strength and other properties of Metals for Cannon [etc.]. By Officers of the Ordnance Department, U. S. A. PI. 40. Philadelphia, 1856. 7. 2. 2. The same. By CapL T. J. Rodman. PI. 40. Boston, 1861. 7. 2. 1. Canon. Observations sur le, par rapport a I'lnfanterie en general et a la Colonne en particulier [etc.]. 4^. pp. vi, 120. Amsterdam, 1772. 6. 6. 8. [Bound ivith " Projet de Tactique."] Canons et Caronades. Tables de Portees des, en usage dans la marine. Par M, Cornibert, Chef de bataillo7i. Avec figures. 8°. pp. 442. Paris, T809. 7. 1. 47. Memoire sur la resistance de parois des, \ la pression des Gaz de la Poudre, suivi de la theorie des Canons cercles Par Axel Gadolin, Co- lonel de VArtillerie Russe. 2 pi. 8^. pp.107. Paris, 1865. 7.2.37. Cartridges (Metallic), as manufactured and tested at the Frankfort Arsenal. By Maj. Thomas J. Treadwell, Ordnance Department. 67 pi. 4°. pp. 16. Washington, 1873. 7. 2. 19. Defense et I'Armement des. cotes. Memoire sur la: avec plans et instructions approuves par Napoleon. 6 pi. 8^. pp. 62. Paris, 1837. 6. 2. 24. Dictionnaire de I'Artillerie. Par Gen. B. H. Cotty. 40. Paris, 1822. 5. 3. 14. The same. Supplement. 4°. Paris, 1832. 5. 3. 15. ]^cole d'Artillerie et du Genie k Metz. Travail de la Commission mixte [etc.] pour arreter le plan de instruction et le reglement general de I'Ecole. 40. Metz, 1807. 6. 5. 42. Experiences auxquelles ont ete soumis, en 1835 ^ bord de la fregate La Dryade^ divers objets relatifs a I'Artillerie. 8^. pp. 29. Paris, 1837. 6. 2. 12. [Military pamphlets.] comparatives faites a Gavres en 1836 entre des Bouches a Feu en fonte de fer d'origines Fran^ais, Anglaise et Suedoise (avec tableaux et dessms). 80. pp. 42. Paris, 1837. 6. 2. 12. de Bapaume. Rapport par la Commission mixte po ur etudier les principes de Texecution des breches par le Canon et par la Mine. 28 pi. 80. pp. 356. Paris, 1852. 6. 2. 14. de tir executees en Russie en 1869 contre une Cible, type " Hercules," avec un Canon de 279'"'", 4 en acier fondu Krupp, se chargeant par la culasse. PI. 8^. 1870. {Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. faites ^ Brest, en Janvier, 1824, du nouveau systeme de Forces Navales. Suivies des experiences comparatives des Canons de 80 avec ceux de 2)^ et 24 et caronades de ces deux derniers. 8°. pp. 43. Paris, 1837. 6. 2. 12. [Military pamphlets.] 36 AETILLERY, OEDNANOE, SMALL AEMS, ETC. AETILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, ETC. 37 Experiences. Explosives. Exp6riences faites k Metz en 1834, par ordre du Ministre de la Guerre, sur les Batteries de Breche, sur la penetration des Projectiles dans divers milieux resistans, et sur la rupture des corps par le choc. Rapports de la Com- mission composee de MM. Dupin, Navier et Poncelet. 10 pi. 8^. pp. 248. Paris, 1836. 7. 1. 16. Explosion of Dynamite at Cymmer, Glamorganshire, on 21st April, 1876. Report on the circumstances attending the. By MaJ. V. D. Majendie. fol. pp. 16. [London,] 1876. 47. 4. 39. of Gunpowder at a gunpowder factory at Herodsfoot, Liskeard, Cornr wall, 1 2th May, 1876. Report on the circumstances of. By Maj. V. Dj. Majendie. fol. pp. 11. [London,] 1876. 47.4.39; [British Parliamentary Paper.] [ of Fulminate of Mercury at Small Heath, Birmingham, May 14, 18761 Report on. By MaJ. R. Ford. fol. pp. 3. London, 1876. 47. 4. 39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] • of Gunpowder in Doncaster, January 3, 1880. Report on the cir- cumstances attending the. By Maj. V. D. Majendie. Plan. fol. pp; 21. London [1880]. 47.4.39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] of Gun-cotton at Stowmarket, nth August, 1871. Report by CaJ>f. V. D. Majendie. Plan. fol. pp. 45. London, 1872. 47. 4. 39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] of Gunpowder in the Regent's Park, 2d October, 1874. Report on,, by Maj. V. D. Majendie. PI. fol. pp. 46. London, 1875. ^7. 4. 39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Explosives. Annual report of Her Majesty's Inspectors of, for the years 1875 and 1876. fol. London, iSyS-'Tj. 47. 4. 39. . On recent investigations and applications of. A lecture by F. A. Ahe\,F.J^.S. 80. pp.35. 1871. [Misc. Pcimp/i., vol xl] 31.2.11. Report of the special Committee on Gun-cotton, etc., i87i-'74. fol. London, 1874. 47. 4. 38. [British Parliamentary Papers.] Report from the select Committee on Explosive Sub stances ; together with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix, fol. pp. xxviii, 441. London, 1874. 47. 4. 36. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Reports of the Committee on, i87o-'72 [and] The Rifled Gun of 38 tons. PI. fol. London, i87o-'74. (i vol.) 47.4.35. Reports on the necessity for the amendment of the law relating to Gunpowder and other Explosives. By Ma/. V. D. Majendie. fol. pp. 81. London, 1874. 47.4. 39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] 38 ARTILLLEY OEDNANOE, SMALL AKMS, ElO. ARTILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, ETO. 39 Feux Verticaux. Le Petard. Feux Verticaux. (Memoire sur I'effet des) propose par M. Carnot, dans la Defense des Places Fortes. Par M. Augoyat, Capitaine au Corps Royal du Garde. 40. pp.48. Paris, 182 1. 7.2.23. Fifteen-inch Gun (The). See Notes on Seacoast Defense. By Maj, J. G. Barnard, Corps of Engineers^ U. S. A. 6. 2. 36. See also Abbot {Bvt. Brig. Gen. H. L.), Siege Artillery. 17. 6. 5. Gatling Guns of large calibre for JFlank Defense. Report of the Board of Officers on. PI. 40. pp. 50. Washington, 1874. 7. 2. 8. Gun-carriages. Bills of iron for the wrought-iron Barbette and Casemate Seacoast Carriages, models of 1 86 1, '62, '63. 8^. 1864. [Misc. Faj?iph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Proceedings of an Ordnance Board convened under authority of the Secretary of War, at its sessions from January 4 to February 11, 1868. 80. [Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7.' Report of the Board of Officers convened at New York City Jan- uary 16, 1873, to examine and report upon plans and models of such Depressing and other Carriages for Heavy Ordnance as the Board should deem worthy of trial. (Ordnance Memoranda, No. 16.) Illus. 8^. pp. 46. Washington, 1873. 7. 2. 38. Counterpoise Gun-carriages and Platforms. By Capt. William R. King. 16 pi. 40. pp. 60. Washington, 1869. 7. 2. 10. Gunnery in 1858: Being a Treatise on Rifles, Cannon, and Sporting Arms. By William Greener, C. E. PI. and illus. 8^. pp. xvi, 439. London, 1858. 7. 2. 40. Theory of. See Mansfield (J.), Essays, mathematical [etc.]. 19. 1. 15. Gunpowder, percussion powder, cannon, and projectiles. (Notes on.) By Lieut. Minor Knowlton, Insti'uctor of Artillery in the U. S. Military Acad- emy. 40. pp. 73. [New York, 1839.] 7. 2. 6. Report of experiments on, made at Washington Arsenal in 1843 and 1844. By Capt. Alfred Mordecai, Ordnance Department. 4 pi. 8°, pp. viii, 328. Washington, 1845. (2 copies.) 7. 2. 29 Second Report of experiments on, made at Washington Arsenal in 1845, 1^47' and 1848. By Bvt. Maj. Alfred Mordecai. PL 8°. pp 71. Washington, 1849. 7. 2. 30 Works. Annual report of H. M. Inspector of, April i, 1875. ^^^ pp. 23. London, 1875. 47.4.39 [British Parliamentary Paper.] Guns and Gun-carriages. Return of amounts expended in each year on Ex periments with. fol. pp. 5. London, 1878. 47. 3. 40. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Le Petard. Experiences sur, faites \ Metz. Par M. Roguet, Lieitt. Col. du i8« Leger, PI. 80 pp. 40. Paris, 1838. 7. 2. 47. 40 AETILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL AEMS, ETO. AETILLEEY, OEDNANOE, SMALL AEMS, ETO. 4l Life-Saving Apparatus. Ordnance. Life-Saving apparatus (Foreign). By Lieut. D. A. Lyle, Ordna?ice Depart- ment, U. S. A. 19 pi. 80. pp. 47. Washington, 1880. 7. 2. 52. Ordnance and appurtenances. (Report on.) By Lieut. D. A. Lyle, Ordnance Deptartment. 54 plates. 8^. pp. 164. Washington, 1878. 7. 2. 44. Locks and Primers. (Naval percussion) particularly those of the United States. By Lieut. J. A. Dahlgren, U. S. N. PI. 80. pp. 125. Philadelphia, 1853. 7. 1. 20. Magazine Gun. Report of the Board of Ordnance Officers to select a maga- zine gun for the United States Military Service. 21 pi. 8^. pp. 70. Washington, 1878. 7. 1. 45. Martini-Henry Rifle. [Miscellaneous reports on.] fol. London, i874-'76. [and] Returns showing the number of serviceable Rifled Guns. Lon- don. Dec. 31, 1871. 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Projectiles, Small arms, etc. Proceedings of an Ordnance Board on, convened under authority of the Secretary of War, at its sessions from January 4 to February 11, 1868. (Ordnance Memoranda No. 9.) 8^. \Misc. Famph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Department, U. S. A. Annual reports of the Chief of Ordnance to the Secretary of War. 1873-80. PI. and illus. 8 vols. B>^. Wash- ington, i873-'8o. 40. 1. 1-8. Drawings and tables of dimensions of, for the Land Service of the United States. 18 plates, fol. [Washington,] 1841. 51. 18. Manual for the use of the Officers of the United States Army. PI. 12°. pp. X, 359. Washington, 1841. 7. 1. 17. 6 42 ARTILLERY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, ETO. AETILLEEY, ORDNANCE, SMALL ARMS, ETO. 43 Ordnance. Ordnance. Ordnance. The same. 2d ed. PI. 12^. pp. xxiii, 475. Washington, 1850. 7. 1. 18. The sai7ie. 33 pi. 12^. pp.559. Philadelphia, 186 1. 7.1.19. Memoranda No. 18. — Proceedings of the Board of Officers on Horse eijuipments, Cavalry equipments and accouterments, Saddlers' and Smiths* tools and materials, and Standard Supply-table of Ordnance Stores for the Cavalry service ; with the action of the War Department thereon. PI. 40. pp.119. Washington, 1874. 6.6.26. Memoranda No. 19. Proceedings of the Board of Officers on In- fantry equipments, and materials and supplies necessary for efficient out- fit of Infantry troops in Field and Garrison ; with the action of the War Department thereon. PI. 40. pp. 62. Washington, 1875. ^' ^' ^'^' Notes. Nos. 101-125. Illus. In i vol. fol. pp. 345. Washing- ton, April 10, 1879, to April 19, 1880. List 0/ subjects. '■ loi. Bursting of the English 38-ton gun. (Continued from 96.) 102. Bronze life-saving gun. ) 103. Re-browning rifles, carbines, and revolvers. 104. Experiments with small arms. \ 105. Chambered rifle, proposed by Lt.'Col. Crispin. ' 106. Working heavy guns, by machinery. ■ 107. Personal equipment of officers on active service. '. 108. Lyle-Emory grapple shot. \ 109. Laidley cavalry forge. \ no. Atmosphere on velocity of gunpowder. • 111. Musketry instruction and long-range infantry fire in Austria, France, and Prussia. ; 112. Lessons from the late war [Turco-Russian]. i 113. Trials of Krupp guns. • 114. Instructions for reloading cartridges. , 115. Report upon certain small arms captured from hostile Indians. \ n6. Range finders. [Telemeters.] "■• 117. Swollen barrels in service small arms. y 118. Tests of cartridges. \ 119. Development of the material of field artillery. . 120. Military aspect of Canada. i 121. Military transport. » 122. Inspection of the arms of the Fifth United States Infantry. j 123. Bursting of English 38-ton gun. (Continued from loi.) r 124. Gardner machine gun. I 125. Annealing furnace. — Arm-rack. 7. 2. 16. — (The) and the Artillery. 8^. pp. 2^^. n. d. [Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. — in the British Service. Treatise on the Construction and Manufacture of. Prepared in the Royal Gun Factory by Capt. John F. Owen, R, A. Col. pi. 80. pp. X, 454. London, 1877. 7. 2. 43. — and Armor. Treatise on, embracing Material, Fabrication, Rifling. Projectiles, and Breech- loading [etcj. By Alex. L. Holley, B. P. 493 illus. 80. pp. xliv, 900. New York, 1865. 7. 2. 42. 44 ARTILLEET OEDNANOE, SMALL AEMS, ETO. AETILLERY, OEDNANOE, SMALL AEMS, ETO. 45 Ordnance. Rifled gun. Ordnance and Gunnery. Course of instruction in, compiled for the use of the Cadets of the U. S. Military Academy. By Capt. J. G. Benton, Ordnance Departmetit, 2d ed. 8°. pp. 550. New York, 1862. 7. 2. 41. Phosphorus-bronze. Essay on the use of various alloys, especially of Phos- phorus Bronze, for the founding of Cannon. By C. Montefiore-Levy and C. Kunkel. Brussels, 1870. From the French, by John D. Brandt. PI. 40. pp. 123. Washington, 1872. 7. 2. 7. Pressure of the blast from 15-inch smooth-bore Guns. Report upon the results of firings to determine the, made at Staten Island in i872-'73, by Bvt. Maj. Generals John Newton and Q. A. Gillmore. Folding pi. 80. pp. 18. Washington, 1874. 7. 2. 31. Projectiles. Experiences sur differentes especes de Projectiles creux faites dans les ports en 1829, 1831 et 1833. 8^. pp. 85. Paris, 1837. 6. 2. 12. [Military pamphlets.] Projet d'une methode telegraphique pour la mesure des distances ^ I'usage de I'Artillerie. Par C. L. Madsen, Inspedeur dans P Administration Royale des Telegraphes. Chart. 8^. pp.15. [2 supplements.] Copen- hague, i863-'64. 7. 2. 24. Pyrotechny. (System of) comprehending the Theory and Practice, with the application of Chemistry. By James Cutbush, A. S., U. S. A. 8°. pp. xliv, 612. Philadelphia, 1825. 7. 2. 32. Report on the effects of firing with Heavy Ordnance from casemate embras- ures with various kinds of missiles in 1852, '53, '54, and '55, at West Point, N. Y. By Bvt. Brig. Gen. J. G. Totten. 9 pi. 80. pp. [152]. 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New York, 1862. 6. 2. 50. Field, ficole Imperiale d'Application de I'Artillerie et du Genie. Pro- grammes du cours d'Art Militaire et de Fortification passagere. 4^. pp. 28. [Metz,] 1854. 6. 4. 15. Field. Essai de Fortification improvisee, ou suite ^ la Fortification eclectique. Par F. P. J. Piron, Capitaine du Genie. 4 pi. 8*^. pp. iii. Paris, 1864. 6. 2. 37. Field. Ecole regimentaire d'Arras. Ecole de Fortification de Cam- pagne. [Douze legons.] 7 pi. 4°. pp. 41. [Airas,] 1850. 6. 4. 14. Field. Elementary Course of Military Engineering. Part I. By Prof. D. H. Mahan. Illus. 80. pp. xxx, 284. New York, 1865. 6. 2. 41. Field. The Field Engineer ; or instructions upon every branch of Field Fortification. Demonstrated by examples which occurred in the Seven Years' War between the Prussians, the Austrians, and the Russians. Plans and Notes. By Capt. J. G. Tielke. Translated from the German, by Edwin Hewgill. 2 vols. 8^. London, 1789. 6. 2. 38-39. Field. Field Works; with observations on their construction and uses. Compiled by Thomas Kimber, M. A. 4 pi. 8^. pp. 41. Lon- don, 1 85 1. . 6. 2. 40. Field. First principles of Field Fortification ; containing concise and familiar precepts for the construction, attack, and defense of Field Works [etc.]. Translated from the German of Charles A. Struensee, by William Nicolay. 13 pi. 8^. pp. 232. London, 1800. 6. 2. 42. — Field. Fortification de Campagne. Ecoles regimentaire du Genie. Instruction pratique. Illus. 12O. pp. v, 380. Paris, 1880. 6. 2. 51. — Field. Handbook of. By Maj. W. W. Knollys, F. R. G. S. Cuts. 12O. pp. 273. Philadelphia [London], 1873. 6- 2* ^^' — Field. Instruction sur le defilement des ouvrages de campagne, k I'usage de 1' Ecole d'Application du Corps Royal d'£)tat-Major. [Anon.] 8°- PP- 53- Paris, 1824. 6. 3. 30. — Field. La Fortification Improvisee. Par A. Brialmont, Colonel d' ^tai-Major. 9 pi. 12°. pp.150. Bruxelles, 1872. 6.2.48. — Field. 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Des batteries de si^ge. Du tract5 de la batterie, etc. (La) Perpendiculaire, ou Essai sur plusieurs manieres de fortifier la ligne droite, le triangle, le quarre, et tous les polygenes, de quelqu' etendue qu'en soient les cotes, en donnant a leur defense une direction perpen- diculaire. Par M. le Marquis de Montalembert. Maps and folding plans. Vols. I-X. 10 vols. 40. Paris, i776-'83. ' 6. 6. 16-24., [Vol. X imperfect.] The same. Supplement au tome cinquieme. PL 8^. Paris, 1786. 28. 1. 17. La Science des Ingenieurs dans la conduite des travaux de Fortifi-i cation et d' Architecture Civile. Par Bernard Forest de Belidor. Nou- velle edition, avec des notes, par M. Navier. 4°. pp. viii, 596, and atlas fol. 2 vols. Paris, 1813. . 6. 5. 47. Manuel de Fortification Permanente. Par A. Teliakoffsky, Colonei du Genie; traduit du Russe par A. Goureau. 8*^. pp. iv, 250 [4], and atlas obi. 4"^. 2 vols. St. Petersbourg, 1849. 6. 4. 4. — Memoir on American Fortification. By Lieict. J. St. C. Morton, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. 2 maps. 8°. pp. 91. Washington, 1859. 6. 2. 34. — Memoire sur la Fortification, contenant I'indication et le developpe- ment de moyens efficaces de defense. Par W. F. Camp, Capitaine du Genie. PI. 80. pp. 133. Paris, 1840. 6. 2. 18. — Memoire sur la Fortification Permanente pour servir a la construc- tion d'une front de Fortification sur le terrain. Par M. Sea. PI. /\9. pp. [8], xix, 284 [3], and atlas fol. 2 vols. St. Petersbourg, 181 1. 6.4.2. — Memoire sur la Fortification Primitive, pour servir de suite au^ Traite de la defense des Places Fortes. Par L. N. M. Carnot. 4°. pp. xxxvi, 51. Paris, 1823. 6. 5. 26. — Memoires diverses. Par P. M. Theodore Choumara, Capitaifie du Genie. In i vol. 80. 6. 3. 16.: 1. Considerations sur les eflfets de rArtillerie dans la d6fense des places, pp. viii, 44. Paris, 1826. 2. Memorial de I'Artillerie. pp. 62. 3. Observations sur I'article ins6r6 dans la 112"' livraison de la Revue Encyclopedique, relatif aux m6moires sur la Fortification, du CaJ>itaine du Genie Choumara. pp. 23. [Paris, 1828.] 100 MILITAEY ENGINEEfilNa, FOETiriOATION, ETC. MILITAEY ENaiNEEEING, FOKTiBIQATWN, Em : , ■ 101 Fortification. ,*, , ,,,, , , , Floi:t;fi,cation. Fortification. 4. Lettres au Ministre de la Guerre, sur les Fourneaux des Casernes, la Fortification et les Mines, avec observationes pr61iminaires indiquant la solution du problfeme propos6 par Napol6on sur les redoutes. pp. 69. Paris, 1831. 5. Lettres ^ M. le Ministre de la Guerre, sur le Comity du G^nie et les Fortifications de Vincennes. pp. 29. [Paris, 1831.] 6. Premier Memoire contre le Mardchal Soult. pp. 92. 7. Exameu critique d'une nouvelle relation du siege de Turin en 1706. pp. 48. 8. M^moires sur les Fortifications de Paris, avec plans, pp. 60. Paris, 1833. — _ 9. Examen critique de I'attaque et de la defense de la Citadelle d'Anvers, en D6cembre, 1832. pp. 64. Paris, 1833. — Memoires sur la Fortification Perpendiculaire. Par plusieurs Officiers du Corps Royal du Genie. Folding pi. 40. pp. 290. Paris, 1786. 6. 6. 10. — Memoires sur les modifications a apporter a la Fortification en raison de la portee nouvelle des armes ^ feu. Par V. Mordret, Chef du Bataillon du Genie. 8 folding plans. 8^. pp. 64. Paris, 1859. 6. 4. 20. — Memorial de I'Ofiicier du Genie, ou recueil de memoires, experiences, observations et procedes generaux propres a Fortification et les construc- tions militaires. PI. 25 vols, and index to vols. i-xv. 8°. Paris, i8o3-'76. [Current] 45.5.1-26. — Memorial de I'lngenieur Militaire, ou analyse abregee des traces de Fortification Permanente des principaux Ingenieurs depuis Vauban jusqu'a nos jours. Par P. E. Maurice-de-Sellon, Capitaine du Genie. 8°, pp. 98, and atlas fol. Paris, 1849. 6. 4. 29. — Memorial pour la Fortification Permanente et Passagere. Par L. de Corir.ontaingne, Marechal de Camp. PI. 8^. pp. xvi, 390. Paris, 1806. 28. 1. 12. [Vol. I of his "GEuvres posthumes."] — The saine. 2»»« ed. PI. 8^. pp. xvi, 384. . Paris, 1824. 6. 2. 7. — Notes on the Bastion system ; its defects and their remedies. By Lieut, E. S. Holden, 4//? U. S. Artillery. 8^. pp. 24. New York, 1872. {Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. — Notes supplementary to the course of Permanent Fortification. By Prof. D. H. Mahan. PL 4^. n. d. 6. 5. 53. — Noticia sobre le gran defensa. Nuevo mhetodo de Fortificacion. Su Autor el Theniente Coronel Don Felix Prosperi. Por el Coronet Don Emilio Bernaldez. 5 pi. 8°. pp. 72. Madrid, 1868. 6. 3. 47. — Notions sur le Defilement. Par P. L. Potevin. 5 pi. fol. pp. 8. Paris, 1844. 48. 23. — Nouvelle Fortification tant pour un terrain bas et humide, que sec et eleve, representee en trois manieres sur le contenu interieur de I'Exagone ^ la Frangoise, ou Ton fait voir quelle est la force des fossez sees mod- ernes, and de ceux qui sont pleins d'eau [etc.]. Par M. Baron de Coehorn. 14 pi. 120. pp, [37], 261. Wesel, 1706. 6. 2. 30. 102 ' : : llflLIT AfLlf jaiiit|NpEEINa, rORTIFIO ATION, ETC. MILITAKY EMIUEEBlNa, FOETIFIOATION, ETO. 103 Fortification. Fortification. Fortification. Observations on modern systems of Fortification, including that proposed by M. Carnot, and a comparison of the polygonal with the bastion syst«m [etc.]. By Sir Howard Douglas. lUus. 8^. pp. xi, 283. London, 1859. 6. 2. 5. Permanente. Par G. H. Dufour, Liejit. Col. du Genie. 4O. pp. xxix, 455, and planches, fol. 2 vols. Geneve, 1822. 6. 4. 3. Permanente. Defauts des Fronts Bastionnes en usage. Par J. Made- \2i\nQ^ Capitaine e?t retraite. 2 pi. 8^. pp.145. Paris, 1844. 19.5.28. [Bound with " Materiaux de Construction de I'Exposition Universelle de 1855."] Reponse aux memoires de M. de Montalembert, publics en 17 .o, sur la Fortification dite perpendiculaire, la composition des casemates inex- pugnables, la multiplication illimitee des bouches ^ feu, le projet d'ence- indre le royaume par des lignes imprenables, et autres idees d'une appa- rence tres-important ; pour servir d'apologie aux principes observes dans le Corps Royal du Genie. [And] Suite des Reponses du Col. d' Argon. 12°. pp. 119, 38. Paris, 1790. 6. 4. 23. Constructions-Details der Kriegsbaukunst. [Collection of designs and details of construction of forts and batteries.] 2 vols. fol. [Vienna,] 1877-80. 2 copies. ' Case 49. Contents. Vol. I. — I. Brick and stone work (walls). 2. Brick and stone work and roof coverings. 3. Construction of arches. 4. Construction of arches and drains. 5. Plans of loopholes. 6. Light and ventilation. 7. Light and ventilation. 8. Doors and gates, and construction of casemates. Vol. II. — I. Carpenter work. 2. Joiner work. 3. Lock and blacksmith work. 4. Mechanical constructions. 5. Construction of iron fortifications. 6. Details of construction of fortifications. {Permanent circular works on level land. Permanent forts in mountain ranges. Circular forts and batteries in mountain ranges. Temporary works in level and hilly countries. Principal dimensions of the calibres of Austrian artillery. Summary of the course of Permanent Fortification, and of the Attack and Defence of Permanent Works. For the use of the Cadets of the U. S. Military Academy. By Prof. D. H. Mahan, U. S. Military Acad- etny. 12 pi. imp. 8^. pp. 372, and atlas fol. West Point, N. Y., 1850. 6. 4. 6. Traite de Fortification polygonale, par A. Brialmont, Col. d'Etat- Major. 2 vols. 8^, and atlas fol. 3 vols. Bruxelles, 1869. 2 copies. 6. 6. 37-38. Traite elementaire d'Art Militaire et de Fortification. Par M. Gay De Vernon, Officier du Genie, 2 vols. 4^ and atlas fol. Paris, 1805. 6. 5. 28-29. 104 MILITARY ENGINEERmG, FORTIFICATION, ETC. MILITARY ENGINEERING, FORTIFIOATION, ETO. 105 Fortification. Guerre. Fortification. 7he same. Translated by Capt. J. M. O'Connor, for the use of the U. S. Military Academy. 2 vols. 80. New York, 18 17. 6. 2. 15-16. Treatise containing the elementary part of Fortification, regular and irregular. With remarks on the constructions of the most celebrated Authors, particularly of Marshal de Vauban and Baron Coehorn, in which the perfection and imperfection of their several works are consid- ered. By Prof. John Miiller. 6th ed. 34 pi. 8°. pp. xvi, 240. Lon- don, 1807. 6. 4. 19. Treatise on Coast Defense, based on the experience gained by Offi- cers of the Corps of Engineers of the Army of the Confederate States, and compiled from official reports of Officers of the Navy of the United States, made during the late North American war, from 1861 to 1865. By von Scheliha, Lieut, Col. and Chief Engifieer Department of the Gulf of Mexico^ C. S. A. PI. and illus. 8°. pp. xviii, 326. London, 1868. 6. 5. 41. Part I. Necessity of modification of the principles heretofore observed in Coast Defense in con- sequence of the progress made in Naval Architecture and Artillery. II. Obstructions. III. Torpedoes. IV. Methods for lighting up channels. Treatise on Fortification ; or. Lectures delivered to Officers reading for the Stafi". By Capt. A. F. Lendy, Director of the Practical Military College of Sunbury. Illus. imp. 8°. pp. xiv, 538. London, 1862. 6. 5. 33. Fort Independence. Our oldest Fortress. 8°. pp. 10. {Misc. Pamph., vol. iv.] 31. 2. 4. Fort Monroe, Va. Information obtained from the Records of the Engineer Department and other Official Sources, in relation to the history of, etc. By J. W. Kirkley, Clerk in Adjutant- General's Office. 80. pp. 8. Wash- ington, 1875. [Misc. Pamph., vol. xv.] 31. 2. 15. Fort Morgan, Ala. 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Paris, i854-'55. 6. 1. 8-9. — The same, Partie pratique. PI. 2 vols. 8^. Paris, 1856-57. 6.1.10-11. Memoires sur les marches relatifs au service du Genie. Par H. A. Soleirol, Capitaine du Genie. 40. pp. 159. Metz, 1833. 6. 5. 22. Memorial de Ingenieros, Memorias, Articulos y Noticias interesantes al arte de la Guerra in general, y a la profesion del Ingeniero en particular. Vols. I-X [except Vol. IV.]. PI. 9 vols. 8°. Madrid, i846-'55. 2.5.1-9. Memorial de I'Officier du Genie, ou, Recueil de memoires, experiences, obser- vations et procedes generaux propres \ perfectionner la Fortification et les Constructions militaires. PI. Vols. I-XXV and Index to Vols. I-XV. 26 vols. 80. Paris, i8o3-'76. [Current.] 45. 5. 1-26. Memorial pour les Travaux de Guerre. Par G. H. Dufour, Lieut. Col. du Genie. 6 pi. 8°. pp. vii, 328. Geneve, 1820. 6. 3. 35. Military Engineering. Instruction in. Compiled at the School of Military Engineering, Chatham. Vol. I, Part 2. Attack of Fortresses. PI. 2d ed. 80. London, 1879. 6. 1. 50. The same. Vol. I, Part 3. Military Bridges. PI. 8°. London, 1875. , 23. 3. 30. 77^^^^;;/^. Vol. I, Part 5. Misc. PI. 2d ed. 80. London, 1878. 6.1.51. Lehrbuch der Kriegsbaukunst, zum gebrauche der Kais. Kon. Genie- Academie. Verfasst von Julius von Wurmb. 8°. pp. 387, and atlas fol. Olmiitz, 1852. 6. 4. 11. [Course of Military Engineering at the Imperial Royal Engineering Academy.] Lehrplan fiir den hoheren Genie-curs. Fol. pp.94, n.p. ord. 42.9.11. [Instruction in the higher branches of Engineering.] Manual of Practical Military Engineering. By Capt. O. H. Ernst, Corps of Engineers. 3 pi. 12^. pp. 296. New York, 1873. 6. 3. 34. 108 MILITARY ENGINEEEINa, FOETIFIOATION, ETC. MILITARY ENGINEEBING, PORTIFIOATION, ETC. 109 Military Engineering. Military Engineering. Military Engineering. [Manual of.] Taschenbuch fiir den Preussischen In- genieur. von E. Dziobek, Konigl. Preuss. Ingen.- Major, A. D. PI. i60. pp. X, 517. Coblenz, 1853. 6. 1. 19. Papers on subjects connected with the duties of the Corps of Royal Engineers [First series], 1837-40. 10 vols. 40. New series, 1851-76, and index, 1837-72 [duplicate]. 23 vols. 8°. Maps, plans, and illus. London, i837-'76. 46. 3. 1-31. [Vols. 18, 91, and 22 wanting.] Royal Engineer Institute. Occasional Papers of the Corps of Royal Engineers. Vols. I-V. 8^. Chatham, i876-'8i. 46. 3. 34-38. Contents. Vol. I. — ^Targets for the trial of recent heavy ordnance. Part I, by Col. T. Inglis,/?. E. Report of the preparations for landing the 8o-ton gun at Shoeburyness. By Major M. Lambert, R. E. The principles of a system of Sighting Ordnance as applied to telescopes and the service sights. By Capt. L. K. Scott, R. E. Results of experiments made w^ith Portland Cement. By Lieut. C. de B. Carey, R. E. On the strength of Besieging Armies. By Lieut. Col- H. Schaw, R. E. On the Garrisons required for Modern Fortresses. By Lieut. J. F. Lewis, R. E. Notes on the erection of the Tarlee Bridge. By Lieut. E. C. Hart, R. E. Targets for the trial of Recent Heavy Ordnance. Part II. By Col. T. Inglis, R. E. A new system of Sighting Ordnance. By Capt. L. K. Scott, R. E. • On the Mine Warfare at Sebastopol. By C^/^. E. M. Lloyd, /?. ii. Present State of British Gunnery. By Major E. Maitland, R. A. Introduction of Cavalry pioneers. R. E. Committee. Extract Proceedings of Indian Pontoon Committee. R. E. Committee. On Fortress Warfare. By Lieut. Col. Schaw, R. E. Formulae for Suspension Bridges. By Lieut. F. R. de Wolski, R. E. Naval Attack of a Fortress. By Com. C. Bridge, R. N. Utilization of Pigeons in time of War. By W. B. Tegetmeir, F. Z. S. Targets for the trial of Recent Heavy Ordnance. Part III. By Col. T. Inglis, R. E. The Cycloscope. By Lieut. G. S. Clarke, R. E. List of Service Ordnance and Ammunition. R. A. Inst. Appendix to Vol. I : Campaign in the Malay Peninsula. Nov., 1875, to Feb., 1876. By Lieut. H. B. Rich, R.E. Field Works from a tactical point of view. By Lieut. Col. H. Schaw, R. E. Explosive Agents: their application to industrial purposes. By F. A. Abel, F. R. S. Vol. II. — Report of the Special Commission for Experimental Firing at Spezzia. Transl. by Lieut- Col. Maquay. Electrical Resistance of Conductors at high temperatures. By Capt. Bucknill, A'. E. Military use of Railways in India. Secretary R. E. Com. Organization of the Imp. Russian Engineers. Transl. by Capt. J. Gore Booth, R. E. On Entrenchments. By Maj. Gen. Bainbrigge, R. E. Report of Gen. Todleben on the Investment of Plevna and surrender of Turkish Army. . Transl. by Capt. G. T. Plunkett, R. E. The Third Battle of Plevna. Transl. by Capt. Plunkett. Personal Equipment. By Capt. T. Eraser, R. E. Armenia: Its Geography and Political Future. By J. Bryce, D. C. L. Reminiscences of the Campaign in Armenia. By Capt.-H. Trotter,/?. E. Demolition of a Factory Chimney at Ring's End, Dublin. By Major G. W. Stockley, R. E. The Entrenched Camp at Plevna. Transl. by Capt. C. Woodward, R. E. Extr. "Instruction sur le Service de I'Artillerie dans un Si^ge," 1876. By Capt. T. Era- ser, R. E. Targets for the trial of Recent Heavy Ordnance. Part IV. By Col. T. Inglis, R. E. Some recent developments of Applied Science. By Lt. Col. F. Bolton and W. H. Preece, C. E. The Third Battle of Plevna. Transl. by Lieut. A. O. Green, R. E. no MILITARY ENGINEERINa, POETIFIOATION, ETC. MILITAKY ENGINE ERINa, POETIFIOATION, ETO. Ill Military Engineering. Munitions of War. Military Engineering. Letter, Gen. Todleben to Gen. Brialmont, on the defence of Plevna. Transl. by Capt. J. W. Savage, R. E. List of Service Ordnance. R. A. Inst. Vol. in.— Geographical Distribution of Animals. By Prof. Huxley. Indian Systems of Geographical Map-making. By Capt. T. H. Holdich, R. E. Progress of Gunnery. Bj-^ Major M. Lambert, A'. E. The Acoustical unit of dimensions of Rooms. By Lieut. J. F. Day, R. E. Shelter Trenches and Field Fortifications. From the Italian, by Lieut. Col. ErR. >ames, R. E. 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Madras, 1877. 8. 4. 31. of New York. Annual Report of the State Engineer and Surveyor for the year 1863. Maps and plans. 8°. pp. 203. Albany, 1864. 43. 1. 23. — of New York, Annual Reports of the State Engineer and Surveyor for the years 1872, '73, '76, '77, '78. 5 vols. 8^, Albany, i873-'79. 43. 1. 25-29. — of New York. Public Documents relating to the canals which are to connect the Western and Northern Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean. 2 maps. 8°. pp. lii, 484. New York, 182 1. 43. 1. 12. «7 130 CIVIL ENaiNEERINa, HYDT^AULIO ENGIUEERIHG, ETC. > OIVIL ENGINEERING, HYDRAULIC) ENGINEERING, ETC. 131 Canals. Coignet Beton. Caaals of New York, Laws of New York in relation to the Erie and Cham- plain Canals, with the annual reports of the Canal Commissioners, and other documents. Vol. I. Maps and views. 8^. pp. 614. Albany, 1825. 43. 1. 22. Public documents concerning the Canals which are to connect Lake Erie with the Ohio River, comprising a complete Official History of the great works of Internal Improvement. By John Kilbourn. 8°. pp; 403. Columbus, 1828. 2 copies. 8.4.29. Rapport et Memoire sur le nouveau system d'ecluse a flotteur de M. D. Girard. Par M. Poncelet. Col. du Genie. PI. 4O. pp. 105. Paris, 1845. 8- ^- 31. Report on the Ganges Canal Works from their commencement until the opening of the Canal in 1854. By Colonel Sir Proby T. Cautley. 2 vols. 80 and I vol. 40. London, i860. 8. 5. 9-11. Canals and Railroads. Construction des Canaux et des Chemins de Fer. Chemin de Fer de Paris a Strasbourg et au Canal de la Marne au Rhin. Par M. Graeff. i vol. 8^ and atlas 40. Paris, 1861. 8. 2. 3-4. of the United States. A description of, comprehending notices of all the works of internal improvement. By H. L. Tanner. 4 maps. 8^. pp. 272. New York, 1840. 8. 4. 28. Canals and Reservoirs. A treatise on. [And] Observations on cotton twist [etc.J. By John Sutcliffe, C. E. 8°. pp. xiv, 413. Rochdale [Eng.j, 1816. 8. 5. 3. Canals and Rivers. Adjustable Hydraulic Lock and Chute for open River, Ship, and common Canal, slackwater Navigation, and Fishways. By G. W. Parsons. 8°. pp.21. \Misc. Pamph.,vo\. y.N.\ 31.2.15. Canaux de Navigation. Memoires sur les ; et particulierement sur le Canal du Centre, autrefois Canal du Charolais. Par E. M. Gauthey, Insp. Gen. des Fonts et Chaiissees. PI. 40. Paris, 1816. 8. 3. 3. [Vol. Ill of his Works.] Canaux Navigables, consideres d'une maniere generale, avec des recherches comparatives sur la navigation intcrieure de la France et celle de I'An- gleterre. ParJ/i Huerne de Pommeuse. 2 vols. Ap. [Text and atlas.J Paris, 1822. 8. 6. 17-18. Cement. American natural Cement. By F. O. Norton. 8^. 1880. {Misc. Famph., vol. i.] 31. 2. 1. Certificates and letters recommending American Hydraulic Cement. By F. C. Coyle. 8^. 1838. [Misc. Famph., vol. i.] 31. 2. 1. See also Limes. Coignet Beton : Its fabrication and uses, [and] Asphalt and Bitumen as applied in construction. See " Reports of the United States Commissioners to the Paris Exhibition of 1867," vol. iv. I. 2. 5. 132 CIVIL ENGINEERINa, HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, ETC. CIVIL ENGINEERING, HYDRAULIO ENGINEERING, ETC. 133 Coignet B6ton. Dikes. Coignet Beton and other artificial Stone. A practical Treatise on. By Q. A. Gillmore, Major Corps of Engineers. 9 pi. S^. pp. 107. New York, 1871. 17. 6. 16. [professional Papers No. 19 Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] Concrete. Remarks on making and applying Concrete. By Capt, A. H. Bow- man. 80. 1849. Wise. Fa?nph., vol. i.] 3L 2^ 1. Cribs. Method of sinking, devised by D. C. Houston, Major of Engineers^ Bvt. Col. U. S. A. Plan. 40. pp. 4. Washington, 1874. 7. 5. 44. Cyclopaedia of useful Arts, Mechanical and Chemical, Manufactures, Mining, and Engineering. Edited by Charles Tomlinson. Illus. 2 vols. imp. 80. London and New York [1852]. 5. 4. 23-24. Defense des Cotes de la Mer et Rivages des Fleuves. Le9ons sur la : ficole des Fonts et Chaussees. fol. Paris, n. d. 7. 4. 2. Dams (High Masonry). By John B. McMaster, C. E. 18°. pp. 132. New York, 1876. 18. 1. 48. Dikes. Handleiding tot de kennis der dyksbouw en zeeweringskunde. Door Abraham Caland. 5 pi. 80. pp. xxii [14], 393. Zierikzee, 1833. 8. 1. 28. [Guide for the construction of levees and other works of protection against the sea.] [of Holland.] Antwoord op de vraage, voorgesteld door de Hollandsche Maatschappye der weetenschappen te Haarlem. Door J. O. Husley. PI. 80. pp. 184. [Amsterdam, 1783.] 8. 1. 27. [A plan to regulate the currents in the mouths or outlets of the "Texel Sea," and those near and in the "Marsdiep."] [of Holland.] Berigt nopend den toestand van de Zeedyk, tussen Amsterdam en Muyden. By John Van der Heyden, Chief Engifieer. PI. fol. pp. 23. Amsterdam, 1703. (Part of) 7. 5. 27. [Report on the dikes between Amsterdam and Muyden, with plans for improving and straightening them.] [of Holland.] Ontwerp van een onkostbaar en zeker Middel, [etc.]. By Seger Lakemann. PI. fol. pp. 23. Amsterdam, 1733. 7. 5. 27. [Plan ot a comparatively cheap and certain way of protecting the sea-dikes of West Friesland, which, by the weakening of the worm-eaten piles between the bottom of the sea and high-water mark, have become in some places so dangerous that crevices may occur during the summer of 1733-1 [of Holland.] Opweckinge ende aanleydinge, tot het uytvinden van bequaame middelen en gronden om de Zee-dyken. [And] Een tweede opwecking en aanleiding [etc.]. Door N. Listingh. PL In i vol. sm. 40. Amsterdam, 1 702-1 705. 8. 1. 26. [Propositions for better means of protecting the sea-dikes of Holland than those at present in use, etc. I Provinceiown, Mass. Report of the Commissioners appointed to sub- mit a plan for. 80. Map. 1868. [Mise. 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Tables for calculating the cubic quantity of, in cuttings and embank- ments of Canals, Railways, and turnpike Roads. By John Macneill, C. E. PI. 80. pp. 254. London, 1833. 19. 4. 21. Ecole Imperiale Polytechnique. (Correspondance sur 1') a I'usage des Eleves. Tome I. pp. 476. 1804-1808. Tome 2. pp. 499. 1809-1813. 2 vols. 80. Paris, 18 13. 19. 4. 19-20. Royale des Ponts et Chaussees. Nouvelle collection de 530 dessins ou feuilles de texte, relatifs h I'Art de ITngenieur. 2 vols. fol. 1 821-1825. 53. 7. 8. Embanking lands from river floods. Principles and practice of, as applied to levees of the Mississippi. By William Hewson, C. E. 2d ed. 8^. pp. 171. New York, 1870. 18.1.17. Engineer Department, U, S, A. Annual Reports of the Chief of Engineers to the Secretary of War. 1866-80. Maps, plans, and illus. 25 vols. 80. Washington. 39. 1. 1-25. The same. Analytical and topical Index, 1866-18 7 9. Compiled un- der the direction of Major Henry M. Robert, Corps of Engineers , by Louis Y. 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London, n. d. 51. 19, Civil Engineers' Pocket-Book of mensuration, trigonometry, surveying, hydraulics, hydrostatics, instruments and their adjustments, strength of materials, masonry, principles of wooden and iron roof trusses [etc.]. By John C. Trautwine, C. E, Illus. 160. pp. 649. Philadelphia, 1874. 18. 1. 37. Dictionary of terms used in Architecture, Building, Engineering [etc.]. By John Weale. 12O. London, 1873. 6.1.22. Engineering College of Japan. Reports by the Principal and Pro- fessors for the period 1873-77. Illus. 8°. pp. 62, 72. Tokei, 1877. 18. 1. 3. Engineering Facts and Figures for 1867. An annual register of pro- gress in mechanical Engineering and Construction, with notes on the var- ious departments of the Paris Exhibition, 1867. PI. and cuts. 12O. pp. viii, 383. London and Edinburgh, 1868. 18. 1. 30. Giornale del Genio Civile. Parte ufficiale. 5 vols. 8°. Florence, i866-'7o. 15. 1. 1-5. — Introduction theorique et pratique a la Science de I'lngenieur. 8°. pp. 447. Paris, 1848. 19. 4. 18. — Les Annales des Travaux Publics. Revue universelle de I'outillage des Travaux Publics et des procedes du Genie Civil. Vol. I, i"^® serie, 1880. PI. I vol. fol. Paris, 1880. ICurrenf. 48. 48. . 18 138 OIVIL EUaiKEEEIM, HYDRAULIO ENaiNEEBlUa, ETC). OIVIL ENait^EERING, HYDEAULIO ENGINEERING, ETC. 139 Engineering, Civil. Engineering, Civil. Engineering, CiVil. Manuel de I'lngenieur des Fonts et Chaussees. Redige conformement au programme annexe au decret du 7 Mars, 1868, reglant I'admission des conducteurs des Fonts et Chaussees au grade d'Ingenieur. Far A. Debauve, InoSnieur des Fonts et Chaussees. Fl. and illus. 20 parts 80and 14 parts 40. Faris, i87i-'8o. 3. 4. 16-49. Memoires sur divers objets relatifs ^ la Science de I'lngenieur. Far J. A. M. 'DQ^txtxn, Limtenant- General au Corps des Voies de Commimicatton de V Empire de Russie. 8°. pp. xxvii, 276, and atlas fol. St. Fetersbourg, 1835. 18. 1. 7. Minutes of the proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, con- taining abstracts of the papers and of the conversations for the sessions 1837-1879. Vols. I-LVIII. [Current] and General Index to Vols. I-XX, i837-'6i. 80. London, y^zI-I")' 2. 1. & 2. ■^ The same. Catalogue of the Library. 2d ed. and appendix (List of Members). 8^. pp. 468. London, i866. 2. 2. 9. The same. Charter, By-Laws and Regulations, and List of Members. 80. pp. 116. London, 1879. 2. 2. 8. —. The same. Transactions. Vols. I-II, and parts i and 3 of Vol. III. Fl. 4 vols. 40 and atlas fol. London, i836-'4o. 42. 3. 1-4. Mittheilungen des Saechsischen Ingenieur- und Architekten-Vereins. Erstes heft. 9 pi. 8°. Dresden, 1858. [And] Neue folge, jahr 1879. Fl. I vol. 80. Leipzig, i879-'8o. 43. 7. 19-21. [Journal Saxon Engineer and Architects' Society.] Revista de obras publicas e minas. [Civil Engineers' Association of Fortugal.j Tomos I-X. 10 vols. 8^. Lisboa, i87o-'8o. 44. 9. 9-18. 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London, 1858. 18. 1. 6. 140 OiVIL ENGINEERINa, HYDRAULIO ENaiNEERING, ETC. CIVIL ENaiNEERING, HYDEAULIO ENGINEERING, ETO. 141 Engineering, Civil. Estimates. Engineering, Civil. Zeitschrift des Architeckten- und Ingenieur-Vereins zu Hannover. PL and illus. Band XXV-XXVI. 2 vols. 40. Hanno- ver, i879-'8o. 48. 42-43. [Journal Architects and Engineers' Society of Hanover. J Engineering, Hydraulic. At the Vienna Exhibition of 1873. /«" Report of the United States Commissioners," vol. iii. 1. 2. 10. ■ Contributions to the Science of Hydraulic Engineering. By PMward Fontaine. 5 pi. 4°. pp. 41. Washington, 1879. 2 copies. 7. 4. 9. See also Hydraulics. Engineering, Sanitary. A series of Lectures given before the School of Mili- tary Engineering at Chatham, 1876. By J. Bailey Denton. PI. 8^. Lon- don, 1877. 18. 2. 23. See also Sanitary Works. Engineering and Architecture. An Architectural and Engineering Dictionary. By Peter Nicholson. 2 vols. 40. London, 1819. 28. 3. 16-17. The same. [A new edition.] 281 pi. 2 vols. 4°. London, 1835. 5. 3. 2-3. Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, from October, 1837, to Decem- ber, 1867. 30 vols. 40. London, 1837-67. 15. 3. 1-30. Dictionary of terms used in [etc.]. By John Weale. 12^. London, 1873. 6. 1. 22. Engineers and Architects' formulas and tables for calculating the strains and capacity of structures in Iron and Wood. By F. Schumann, C, E. 160. pp. 246. Washington, 1873. 18. 1. 36. Engineers, Architects, and Contractors' Pocket-Book for the year 1872. 16°. pp. 389. London, Lockwood b' Co.^ 1872. 18. 1. 38. The Mechanical Principles of. By Henry Moseley, M. A., F. R. S. ist Am. ed. by D. H. Mahan, LL, D. Illus. 8°. pp. xxi, 699. New York, 1856. 19. 2. 1. Engineering and Mechanics. Engineers and Mechanics' Pocket-Book, con- taining weights and measures ; rules of arithmetic ; weights of materials ; latitude and longitude; cables and anchors; specific gravities; squares, cubes, and roots, etc. ; mensuration of surfaces and solids ; trigonometry ; mechanics; friction; aerostatics; hydraulics and hydrodynamics [etc.]. By Charles H. Haswell. 160. pp. 663. New York, 1868. 28. 1. 42. The same, 31st ed. \(P, pp. 655. New York, 1875. ^8. 1. 34. Pocket-Book of. Containing a memorandum of facts and connection of practice and theory. By John W. Nystrom, C. ^. 12th ed. \(P. pp. 511. Philadelphia, 1873. 18. 1. 35. Estimates for Labor and Material. General basis of. U. S. Light-House Estabhshment. 40. pp. 8. Washington, 1881. 18. 2. 50. 142 OIVIL ENGINEEEINa, HYDRAULIO ENaiNEERINa, ETO. OIVIL ETOmEESING, HYDRiULIO ENaiTSTEEElNG, ETC. 143 Execution. Harbor. Execution des Travaux. Manuel del'Ingenieurdes Fonts et Chaussees. Par A. 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Second report of the United States Commissioners on the condition of. 8^. i860. {Misc. Pamph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3. of Boston. Special Report of the United States Commissioners on the relation of Mystic Pond and River to Boston Harbor. With appendix. 80. pp. 72, 23. Boston, 1 86 1. 8. 4. 7. of Eamagousta (Cyprus). Report on improvements proposed at. By Thomas Ormiston, M. I. C. E. Maps and pi. fol. pp. 5. London, 1880. 47. 3. 24. [British Parliamentary Paper.] of Glasgow. 6'2>' New York, 1863. 17. 6. L [Professional Papers No. 9, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] ■ Tke same. 5th ed. Revised and enlarged. Illus. 8°. pp.334. New York, 1879. 19. 6. 43. Levees. Discussion of the subject of. (Am. Society Civil Engineers.) 8°. [Misc. Famph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3. See also Rivers. Materials. A Treatise on the Resistance of, with an appendix on the preser- vation of timber. By De Volson Wood. Illus. 8°. pp. 313. New York, 1875. 19- 5. 15. 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With brief observations on common mortars, hydraulic mortars, and concretes, and an account of some experiments made therewith at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, R. I., from 1825 to 1838. By J. G. Totten, Lieut. Col. of Engineers, Bvt. Col. U. S Army. PI. 8°. pp. 254. New York, 1842. 19. 5. 41. Hydraulic and common. By Lieut, Col.]. G. Totten. ins. 40. pp. 250. n. d. 19. 5. 47. Mortiers, Chaux, et Mastics. Cours sur les. Ecole d'Application de I'Artil- lerie et du Genie. 4°. pp. 245. Metz, 1843. 19. 5. 40. Ciments et Gangues a Pouzzolanes. Traite pratique et theorique de la composition des, et de leur emploi dans toutes sortes de travaux, suivi des moyens d'en apprecier la duree dans la constructions a la mer. Par L. J. Vicat. 40. pp. 103. Grenoble, 1846. 19. 5. 46. et Ciments Calcaires. Resume des connaissances positives actuelles sur les qualites des. Par L. J. Vicat. 40. pp. 149. Paris, 1828. 19. 5. 45. Movable Dams. Fixed and movable Weirs. By L. F. Vernon- Harcourt, M. A. 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[Alluvial Basin.~\ Report of the Commission of Engi- neers appointed to investigate and report a permanent plan for the reclamation of the Alluvial Basin of the Mississippi River subject to inun- dation. 5 pi. 8°. pp. 160. [Washington, 1875.] 8* ^' ^7. — Mississippi. Charts of. In "The Western Pilot," 1829-1832. 18. 3. 11-12. — Mississippi: Jetties, See Jetties. — Mississippi. Maps and Drawing illustrating Improvements of the Mis- sissippi River between the Illinois and Ohio Rivers, in 1 1 sheets (scale 3 000 )• Constructed from surveys made under the direction of Lieut. CoL W. F. Raynolds and CoL J. H. Simpson, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. Also Drawings illustrating construction of dams and dikes proposed for the improvement of this river, in three sheets. In i bound vol. obi. fol. n. d. 52. 3. 1. — Mississippi. Regulations respecting the navigation of channels at the mouth of. 8°. 1874. {Misc. Pamph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3. 172 OIVIL ENGINEERING, HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, ETC. CIVIL ENGINEERING, HYDRAULIO ENGINEERING, ETC. 173 River. River. River Mississippi. Report of the Committee of the Saint Paul Convention appointed to secure a Uberal appropriation for the improvement of. 8^. 1878. \Misc, Pamph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3, — Mississippi. Report on the Physics and Hydraulics of. By Capt, A. A. Humphreys and Lieut. H. L. Abbot, Corps Topographical Engrs. 20 pi. and maps. 4^. Philadelphia, 1861. 31. 1. Mississippi. The same. Reprinted with additions. 25 pi. 4O. pp. xxiii, 691. Washington, 1876. 17. 6. 4. [Professional Papers No. 13, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] Mississippi. The same. Chapters ii, vi, and vii. Maps. 8^. Wash- ington, 1867. 8. 4. 18. Mississippi. The same. Reviewed by James B. Eads. 8°. \^Misc. Fa7nph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3. Mississippi. The same. Reviewed by 7>»/". An gelo Messedaglia /;/ the Italian language. 8^. pp. 128. Venezia, 1863. 8.4. 16. Mississippi. The same. Reviewed by Edwin Hale Abbot. 8°. pp. 42. Boston, 1862. 8. 4. 16. Mississippi. The same. Reviewed by A. Ritter v. Burg. In the Ger- man language. 8^. pp. ^d. Wien, 1864. 8. 4. 16. Mississippi. The same. Reviewed by F. A. P. Barnard. 8^. pp. 40. New Haven, 1863. {Misc. Pamph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3. — Mississippi. The same. Reviewed by Victor Fournie, Ingenietir des Pontset Chaussees. 8^. pp. xii, 128. Paris, 1867. 8. 5. 30. — Mississippi. The same. [Reviewed] Beitrag zur Humphreys-Abbot'- schen theorie der bewegung des wassers in Fliissen und Caniilen. Von Heinrich Grebenau. 8o- \Misc. Pamph., vol. iii.] 31. 2. 3. — Mississippi. The satne. Bericht des Comite's zur Beurtheilung der von H. Grebenau herausgegebenen der Humphreys-Abbot'schen Theorie der Bewegung des Wassers in Fliissen und Caniilen. 4°. pp. 4. \Misc. Pamph., vol. xv.] 31. 2. 15. [Extract "Journal Architects and Engineers' Society of Austria; No. vi., 1867.] — Mississippi. The same. Reply to the criticisms made by Dr. Hagen [on Humphreys and Abbot's Report]. 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Cleveland, 1880. {Misc, Pamph., vol. xv.] 31. 2. 15. Panama and Napipi. Reports of explorations and surveys for the location of Interoceanic Ship-Canals through the Isthmus of Panama and by the valley of the river Napipi, by U. S. Naval expeditions, 1875. By Commander E. P. Lull and Lieut. F. Collins, U, S. N. Maps and plans. 40. pp. 124. Washington, 1879. ^ copies. 8. 5. 24. Panama and Nicaragua. Percement de I'isthme de Panama ou de celui du Nicaragua. Discussion commerciale et industrielle au point de vue du trafic Beige. Reponse a la Conference de M. le Comte de Lesseps, par le Capitaine en Retraite C.-J. Tackels. 8°. pp. 52. Brux- elles, 1880. {Misc. Pamph., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Panama and San Bias. A comparative view of the Panama and San Bias routes for an Interoceanic Canal. By S. F. Shelbourne. 8^. 1880. [Misc. Pamph.^ vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Sa?i Bias. The Interoceanic Ship-Canal : San Bias Route. By S. F. Shelbourne. 8°. 1880. [Misc. Pamph., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Tehuantepec. Informe sobre el reconocimiento del Istmo de Tehuan- tepec presentado al Gobierno Mexicano, por Manuel Fernandez. Maps. 80. Mexico, 1879. 8. 4. 35. Tehuantepec. Reports of explorations and surveys to ascertain the practicabiHty of a Ship-Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by the way of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. By Robt. W. Shufeldt, Captain, U. S. N. PI. and maps. 4O. pp. 151. . (Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 6,^2d Cong.,2d Sess.) Washington, 1872. 8. 5. 27. Specifications for practical Architecture, preceded by an Essay on the decline of excellence in the Structure and in the Science of modern En relish buildings, with the proposal of remedies for those defects. By Alfred Bartholomew, ^r^. pp. xlviii, 977. London, n. d. 7. 3. 24. and Contracts. A Manual of. By Lewis M. Haupt. 8^. pp. 317. Philadelphia, 1878. 2 copies. 18. 1. 19. and Contracts. Devis-Modele des travaux dependant du service du Genie. Analyse-modele des prix des differentes natures d'ouvrages k ex- 6cuter dans les travaux dependant du service du Genie, i vol. fol. pp. 171, 148, 75, 60. n. p., n. d. 6. 6. 26. 24 186 OIVIL ENGINEEEING, HYDKAULIO ENGINEERING, ETC. CIVIL ENGINEEEING, HYDRAULIO ENGINEEEIlfa, ETO. 187 Strains. Timber. Strains in Girders and similar Structures. The Tiieory of, with observations on the application of theory to practice, and tables of strength and other properties of materials. By Bindon B. Stoney, M, A. Illus. 8^. pp. 632. New York, 1873. 18. 1. 11. The Theory of. A compendium for the calculation and construc- tion of Bridges, Roofs, and Cranes, with the application of trigonometrical notes. Containing the most comprehensive information in regard to the resulting strains for a permanent load, as also for a combined (permanent and rolling) load. By John H. Diedrich, C, E, Illus. 80. pp. 108. Baltimore, 187 1. 18. 1. 12. Sea Wall built in the year 1843 ^^r the preservation of Ram Head at the northwest end of Lovell's Island in the harbor of Boston, Mass. By CoL S. Thayer, U. S. Engineers, 8°. pp. [23.] Washington, 1844. 17. 6. 34. [Professional Papers No. 2, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] Smeaton's Reports made on various occasions, in the course of his employ- ment as a Civil Engineer. 3 vols. [And] Miscellaneous Papers, com- prising his communications to the Royal Society, i vol. PI. and dia- grams. 4 vols. 40. London, 1812-14. 18.2.2-5. made on various occasions in the course of his employment as a Civil Engineer. 2d ed. PL 2 vols in i. 40. London, 1837. 18. 2. 1. Stone and Stone Cutting. See Architecture. Tapia and Pise. The Economical Builder: a Treatise on Tapia and Pise walls. By E. Oilman. PI. 160. pp. 23. Washington, 1839. 7. 3. 37. Telford (Thomas). Life of A descriptive narrative of his Professional Labors, written by himself. Edited by John Rickman. ^2^ pi.. 2 vols. aP and fol. London, 1838. 24. 6. 1. Timber. Compressive power of Pine and Hemlock timber. Report upon experiments made by W. H. Hearding. By Maj. D. C. Houston, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. 8^. 1872. {Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Preservation of. [Six pamphlets on.] 8°. London, v. d. 19. 5. 30. I. The Prevention of Dry Rot in timber ; 1834 : Prof. Faraday. II Kyan's Patent: A lecture by Dr. Birkbeck. Ill Tiie Dry Rot ; 1838 : A lecture by Robert Dickson, M. D. IV. Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Dutch Government, on Kyan's Process. V. Copy of a Letter to Beilby Thompson, esq.^ M. /*., on Navy Estimates, from 1800 to 1820: By "Mercator." VI. Copy of the Report from the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to investigate Mr. Kyan's Patent for the prevention of Dry Rot in timber, etc, 1835. Preservation of American Wood Preserving Company. Thilmany process. 8°. 1875. [Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Preservation of. Burnettizing ; or the use of Chloride of Zinc for pre- serving Timber or Cordage, etc. 8°. 1859. \Misc. Parnph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. 188 OIVIL ENGINEEEING, HYDEAULIO ENGINEERINa, ETO. CIVIL EUGINEEEINa, HYDEAULIO ENGINEEEINa, ETO. 189 Timber. Tunnel. Timber. Preservation of. Report of experiments with the Seely and Bethell processes for the Preservation of Timber, accompanied by descriptions of these processes and of the Hayford process. By Lieut. Col. Q. A. 0\[\moxQ, Corps of Engineers, 8^. 1879. [Misc. Pamph., wo\. V\i.\ 31. 2. 7. — Preservation of. Report upon the Decay and Preservation of Timber. By Col T. J. Cram, U. S. Engineers, Bvt. Maj. Gen. 80. pp. 26. Wash- ington, 187 1. 19. 5. 29. Preservation of. The Hayford process and apparatus. Z^. 1878. {Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Preservation of. The Teredo navalis, and the means of preserving wood from its ravages. By G. H. Von Baumhauer. 8°. 1878. \Misc. Pamph., vol. vii.] 31. 2. 7. Preservation of. See also Wood (De Volson) " Treatise on the resistance of materials." 19. 5. 15. ^ — Strength of See Materials. Transportation Routes to the Seaboard. Various reports upon. Maps and plans. 3 vols. 8^. Washington. 47. 2. 38-40. Contents. Vols. I-II. — Report of the Select Committee on Transportation Routes to the Seaboard, with Ap- pendix and Evidence. Senate Report No. 307, 43^? Cong.., 1st Sess.y 1874. Vol. III. — Reports upon Transportation Routes to the Seaboard. I. Mississippi Route, second subdivision: Reservoirs, sources of the Mississippi. Preliminary. Maj. F. U. Farquhar, Corps 0/ Engineers. Yob. 4, 1875. Same, third subdivision : Pokegama Falls to Falls of Saint Anthony. Maj. F. U. Farquhar. Feb. 8, 1875. Same, third subdivision: Falls Saint An- thony to Saint Louis. Col. J. N. Macomb, Corps of Engineers. 1875. Same, third stib- fl^/z/zV/tf« .• Illinois River to Cairo. Col. "i .\i. Simpson, Corps 0/ Engineers. Jan. 20, 1875. Same, third subdivision: Cairo to New Orleans. Maj. C. R. Suter, Corps 0/ Engineers. Feb. 18, ^875. Same, third subdivision : Lacrosse, Wis., to Des Moines Rapids. Col. J. N. Macomb, Corps of Engineers. July 12, 1876. Same, third subdivision : Cairo to New Orleans. (Con- tinued). Maj. C. R. Suter, Corps of Engineers. May 27, 1878. II. Northern Roilte, first subdivision: Fox and Wisconsin Rivers. Maj. D. C. Houston, Corps of Engineers. Jan. 6, 1875. [And] Transportation Route along the Fox and Wisconsin Bivers, in the State of Wis- consin, between the Mississippi River and Lalce Michigan. Maj. G. K. Warren, Corps of En- gineers. Nov. 26, 1875. Same, second subdivision : Hennepin Canal. Col. J. N. Macomb, Corps of Engineers. Jan. 25, 1875. Same, third subdivision: From the Lakes to New Vork City. Maj. J. M. Wilson, Corps of Engineers. Dec. 24, 1874. III. Central Boute, frst sub- division : Ohio River. Maj. William E. Merrill, Corps of Engineers. Feb. 25, 1875. SamOi third subdivision : Ohio River to tide-water in Virginia. Maj. W. P. Craighill, Corps of Engi- neers. Jan. 13, 1875, and Nov. 10, 1876. IV. Southern Boute, Mississippi River to the At- lantic by the Tennessee River. Maj. Walter McFarland, Corps of Engineers. 1875. [And, bound with the preceding Reports.] Pennsylvania through Water Boute. t. Kiskimine- tas and Conemaugh Rivers, Pa ; Report of the results of an examination of. Maj. William E. Merrill, Corps of Engineers. Feb. 12, 1879. 2. Red Bank Creek, Pa. Report of a survey of. Maj. William E. Merrill, Corps of Engineers. Feb. 5, 1881. [And] Report upon Examina- tions and Surveys to ascertain the cost, &c., of construction of ship canals from Lake Erie to the Wabash and Ohio Bivers. Maj. John M. Wilson, Corps of Engineers. Feb. 3, 1881. Tunnel. Bridge and Tunnel centres. By John B. McMaster, C. E. 18^. pp. 106. New York, 1875. 23. 3. 34. English Channel. Correspondence respecting the proposed Channel Tunnel and Railway. Plans, pp. iv, 76. London, 1875. 47. 5. 61. [British Parliamentary Paper.] 190 OIVIL ENGINEERING, HYDEAULIO ENGINEERING, ETO. OIVIL ENGINEERING, HYDRAULtO ENGINEERING, ETO. 191 Tunnel. Tunneling. Tunnel. Mojit Cenis. Traforo delle Alpi tra Bardonneche e Modane. Rela- zione della direzione tecnica alia direzione generale delle strade ferrate dello stato. Map and plans. 40. pp.113. Torino, 1863. 8.5.32. Sai?it Got hard. Geologische Tabellen und Durchschnitte uber den grossen Gotthardtunnel. i.-vi. Lieferung. Illus. fol. 2 vols. Bern, 187— '79. 42. 7. 13-14. Saint Gothard. [Miscellaneous pamphlets, as follows] : — I. Experten- Giitachten iiber die Projektirung und Devisirung des sogenannten reduzir- ten Netzes der Gotthardbahn. 1878. II. Bericht Atv Mehrheit der Na- tionalrathscommission betreffend das Gotthardunternehmen. 1878. III. Bericht der Minderheit der Kommission des Nationalrathes, etc. IV. Memoire \ I'assemblee generale de la Societe du cliemin de fer Gothard concernant la reorganisation financiere de Tentreprise. 1878. V. Bericht an die Generalversammlung der Gotthardbahn betreffend die finanzielle Reorganisation der Unternehmung. 1878. In i vol. 12^. 42. 7. 23. Saint Gothard. Rapport du Conseil Federal Suisse aux Gouvernements des Etats qui ont participe k la subvention de la ligne du St. Gothard sur I'etat actuel de I'entreprise. 2'"® ed. 4 pi. fol. pp. 14, 4. Berne, 1874. 42. 7. 2. Saint Gothard. Rapports du Conseil Federal Suisse aux Gouverne- ments des Etats qui ont participe \ la subvention de la ligne du St. Gothard sur la marche de cette entreprise. Vols. I- VI I. (Rapports trimestriels, 1-28.) fol. 7 vols. Berne, i874-'79. 42. 7. 3-9. Saint Gothard. Rapport sur les causes du surcroit des frais de con- struction des lignes tessinoises de plaine Biasco-Locarno et Lugano- Chi- asso. [Translated from the German of W. Hellwag.] Plans, fol. pp. 41. Zurich, 1876. 42. 7. 1. — — Saint Gothard. Rapport sur la determination du trace et du profil en long du Chemin de Fer du Gothard. Avec devis approximatif. [Trans- lated from the German of W. Hellwag.] fol. Zurich, 1876. 42. 7. 1. Submarine, Design for*an improved Submarine Tunnel; comprising a brick arch within a cast or wrought iron skin, laid in a trench dredged for that purpose. By Lieut. Col. J. G. Foster, Corps of Engineers^ Bvt. Maj. Gen. PI. 40. pp. 8. Washington, 1868. 18. 2. 9. — ^ Sutro, Closing argument on the Bill before Congress to aid the Sutro Tunnel. 8^. pp. 96. Washington, 1872. 18. 1. 24. The same. Report of the Commissioners and Evidence. With argu- ments and Report of the Committee. 8°. pp. 988. Washington, 1872. 18. 1. 25. Tunneling the Hudson and similar Rivers. Safe and rapid mode of. By 01- neyB. Dowd. 8°. pp.20. New York, 1880. \Misc. Pamph.,yo\.yi^.\ 31. 2. 15. 192 OIYIL ENGINEERING, HYDEAULIO ENGINEERING, ETC. CIVIL ENGINEERINa, HYDEAULIO ENGINEERINa, ETO. 195 Tunneling. Water Jet. Tunneling, Explosive Compounds and Rock Drills. Giving the details of practical Tunnel Work ; the constituents and properties of modern Ex- plosive Compounds; the principles of Blasting; the history of the rise of Machine R©ck-drilling; and detailed descriptions of the various Rock Drills and Air Compressors in use. Also, descriptions of the European and American systems of Timbering and Arching, and tables giving the Dimen- sions and Cost of over seventeen hundred tunnels [etc.]. By Henry S. Drinker, E. M, PI. and eng. 40. pp. 1075. ^^^ York, 1878. 18. 2. 6. Tunnels. Construction des Souterrains. Manuel de ITngenieur des Fonts et Chaussees. Par A. Debauve, Ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees, 12™® fas. 80. pp. no, and atlas 40. Paris, 1874. 3. 4. 25 & 42. Table des Matieres. Travaux d'abatage. Perforations des roches. G^n^ralit^s sur I'ex^cution des tunnels. Descrip- tion des principaux tunnels. Letter upon the subject of. By W. L. Dearborn. 8°. 1853. \Misc, Pamph., vol. xi.] 31. 2. 11. Walls. Retaining, Practical designing of. By Arthur Jacob, A, B. i8^. pp. 47. New York, 1873. 18. 1. 46. Sustaining, Geometrical constructions to determine their Thickness under various circumstances. Derived chiefly from a memoir of M. Pon- celet. With modifications and extensions. By Lieut. D. P. Woodbury, U. S. Engineers, PI. 8°. pp. [47]. Washington, 1845. 17. 6. 34. [Professional Papers No. 3, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] Water Jet (The), as an aid to Engineering Construction. By Asst, L. Y. Schermerhom, C. E, Under the direction of Henry M. Robert, Major of Engineers, U. S. A. 8^. Washington, 1881. 8. 4. 41. See also American State Papers. Architecture. 18. 4. 1-21. Hydraulics, etc, Arago (Frangois). CEuvres Mechanics. completes. 16. 2. 1-16. 25 194 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETO. 8. I t EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, VOYAGES, I TRAVELS, Etc. i Adirondack Wilderness of New York : Report of a Topographical Survey ot. By Verplanck Colvin. PI. and maps. 8°. pp. 43. Albany, 1873. 20. 3. 29. The satne. Second Report, for the year 1873. Maps and illus. 8°. pp. 306. Albany, 1874. 20. 3. 27. The same. Seventh Annual Report. [Includes third to seventh.] PL and maps. 8^. pp. 536. Albany, 1880. 2 copies. 20. 3. 28. Adventures on the Columbia River, including the narrative of a Residence of six years on the western side of the Rocky Mountains, among various tribes of Indians hitherto unknown. Together with a journey across the American Continent. By Ross Cox. 8^. pp. xv, 335. New York, 1832. 1. 4. 13. Alaska. Travel and adventure in the Territory of. By F. Whymper. Map and cuts. 8°. pp. xviii, 353. New York, 1869. 1. 5. 1. and Missions on the North Pacific Coast. By the Rev. S. Jacksoq. Map and illus. 12^. pp. 327. New York, [1880]. 1. 5. 2. See also Yukon River. \ ■ Algeria. Exploration scientifique de I'Algerie, pendant les ann^es i84of '41-42. Physique generale. Par G. AxmL PI. 2 vols. 4°. Paris, i845-'46. ' Case 48. Amazon: Exploration of the Valley of. ^y Lieuts. Herndon and Gibbon U, S. M. Maps and pi. 4 vols. 8^. (2 of maps.) Washington, 1853. 20. 1. 8-11. Amoor River : Explorations of. [Correspondence between the Secretary of State and Perry McD. CoUins, U. S. Commercial Agent for the Amoor River.] 80. pp. 67. Washington, 1858. 20. 2. 38. [H. R. Ex. Doc, No. 98, 35th Cong., ist Sess.] Arctic Expedition, Narrative of the Second, made by Charles F. Hall : His voyage to Repulse Bay, sledge journeys to the Straits of Fury and Hecla and to King William's Land, and residence among the Eskimos during the years 1864-69. Edited by Prof.]. E. Nourse, U.S.N. Portraits, maps, and illus. imp. 80. pp. 644. Washington, 1879. 20. 4. 13. of Captain Charles F. Hall, U. S. JV., U. S. Ship Polaris. Narrative edited by Rear Admiral C. H. Davis, C/. S. N. PL imp. 8^. pp. 696. Washington, 1876. 20. 4. 12. ^95 196 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETO. EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETC 197 Arctic Expedition. Canada. Arctic Expedition of 1 87 5 . Papers and Correspondence relating to the -Equip- ment and Fitting out of, including report of the Admiralty Arctic Com- mittee. With chart, fol. pp. 40. London, 1875. 47. 5. 52. ,3y2-'76. Results derived from. I. Physical observations by Capt. Sir George Nares, R. N. II. The Eskimo dog disease, by Surgeon B. Ninnis. PI. i vol. fol. pp. 156. London, 1878. 47. 3. 19. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Arid Region (The) of the United States. Report on the lands of, with a more detailed account of the lands of Utah. By J. W. Powell. 3 maps. 40. pp. XV, 195. Washington, 1879. . 23. 6. 24. Arizona. PreHminary Report, 1871. U. S. Geographical Surveys West of the 1 00th Meridian. 20. 4. 20. See also U. S. Geographical Surveys, Wheeler, 20. 4. 25-31. U. S. Geological Surveys, Hayden, 20. 2. 2-10. Arkansas River. See Expedition on the Upper Arkansas, etc., by Abert. 20. I. 18. Sources of the Mississippi, etc., by Pike. 20. 3. 8. Astoria, or Anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains. By Washington Irving. Vol. II. 80. pp. 279. Philadelphia, 1836. 2. 5. 25. Atlantic (The). A preliminary account of the general results of the Explor- ing Voyage of H. M. S. " Challenger" during the year 1873 ^"^^ the early part of the year 1876. By -S'/r C. Wyville Thomson. Illus. 2 vols. 8^. New York, 1878. 1. 4. 14-15. Black Hills of Dakota : Report of a Reconnaissance of, made in the sum- mer of 1874. By William Ludlow, Captain of Engineers^ U. S. A, [And Geological Report by Prof. N. H. Winchell ] Maps and sections- 40. pp. 121. Washington, 1875. 20. 5. 19. See also Jenney (W. P.) Mineral wealth : 20. 3. 46. Dodge i^Lieut. CoL R. I.) The Black Hills: i. 5. 4. And Dakota. Calabria. \A trip to.] Ein Ausflug nach Calabrien. Von Bvf Gerhard vom Rath. View and section. 8^. pp. vii, 157. Bonn, 1871. 20.1.3. California : For health, pleasure, and residence. A book for Travellers and Settlers. By Charles Nordhoff. Maps and illus. 8^. pp. 255. New York, 1873. 1. 4. 12. Geographical Memoir upon Upper California. By John C. Fremont. An illustration of his Map of Oregon and California. 8^. pp. 67. Washington, 1848. 20. 1. 13. See also Texas, New Mexico, etc., by Bartlett. 20. i. 6-7. New Mexico and CaHfornia, by Abert. 20. i. 14. Western America, by Wilkes. 20. 3. 18. OrCj^'onand North California, by Fremont. 20. i. 12. Canada. Geological survey. Reports of progress for the years 1853-57 and i876-'79. By Sir W. E. Logan, and Alfred R. C. Selwyn. Illus. 6 vols. 80. Toronto and Montreal, i857-'8o. 1. 4. 16-21. 198 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETO. 199 Canada. Central America. Canada. Pacific Railway. Report on Surveys up to Jan., 1877. ^Y Sand- ford Fleming. Maps and profiles. 8°. pp. xvi, 431. Ottawa, 1877. 1. 4. 23. Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition of 1857, and Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition of 1858. By Henry Youle Hind, M. A. Maps and illus. 2 vols. 8^. London, i860. 20. 1. 23-24. Central America, Tehuantepec and Darien. American interoceanic canal question : By Rear-Admiral Daniel Ammen, U. S. N. 8°. pp. 102, Philadelphia, 1880. 8. 6. 20. American interoceanic ship canals. A paper read before the Am. Soc. Civ. Engrs., Mar. 16, 1870. By Col. J. W. Adams, of a committee of the Society. 8°, \_Misc. Pamph.^ vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Atrato Valley. The union of the oceans by ship canal without locks via. By Fredk. M. Kelley. Map. 8°. pp. 114. New York, 1859. 8. 5. 19. Barien. Comparison of the probable results of a ship canal across the Isthmus of, with those of ■^ the Suez Canal. Prof. J. E. Nourse, in his " Maritime Canal of Suez," 8. 5. 21. Message from the President of the United States, transmitting the information required by a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 17th February, 1838, in relation to a ship canal across the Isthmus of. 8°. pp. 103. [Washington, 1838.] 8. 6. 13. Report of survey for an interoceanic ship-canal near the isthmus of. By Lieut. N. Michler, Corps 0/ To/>l. Engineers. 8°. pp.457- [Washington, 1861.] 8.5.17. Reports of Explorations and Surveys to ascertain the practicability of a ship canal by way of the isthmus of. By Thomas Oliver Selfridge, Commander^ U. S. N. PI. and maps. 4°. pp. 268. Washington, 1874. 8. 5. 26. Instructions to Rear-Admiral Daniel Ammen and Civil Engineer K. G. Menocal, U. S. N., dele- gates on the part of the United States to the interoceanic canal congress held at Paris, May, 1879. 8°. [Misc. Pamph.y vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2, Interoceanic canals and railroads between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Report on various proposed lines for. By Rear-Admiral Charles H. Davis. A. Tehuantepec. B. Honduras. C Nicaragua. Z>. Panama. ^'.Atrato. 8°. pp. 37, with 14 folding maps. Washington, 1867. 8. 5. 18. Le Canal interocdanique et le congres international de Paris. By J. Marcou. 8°. pp. 24. Lau- sanne, 1879. {Misc. Patitph.., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Nicaragua- Reports of explorations and surveys for the location of a ship canal between the •Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through Nicaragua, 1872-73. Under the direction of the Hon. George M. Robeson, Secretary of the Navy. 20 maps and plans. 4°. pp. 143. Washington, 1874. 8. 5. 25. The proposed American interoceanic canal in its commercial aspects. By Joseph Nimmo, jr. o. pp. 136. Washington, 1880. \_Misc. Paviph.y vol. ii.] 31. 2, 2. Notes historical and statistical upon the projected routes for an interoceanic ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. ByS.T. Abert. 8°. pp.87. Cincinnati, 1870. [Misc.Pamph.^ vol. ii.l 31.2.2. Panama Ship Canal and Interoceanic Ship Railway projects. J. M. Goodwin, C. E. 8°. pp. 56 [Misc. Pamph.., vol. XV.] 31. 2. 15. and Napipi- Reports of Explorations and Surveys for the location of interoceanic ship canals through the isthmus of, and by the valley of the river Napipi, by U. S. Naval Expedi- tions, 1875. By Comdr. E. P. Lull and Lieut. Fredk. Collins, U. S. N. 13 maps and plans. 4°. pp. 124. Washington, 1879. 2 copies. 8. 5. 24. and Nicaragua. Percement de I'isthmede Panama ou decelui du Nicaragua. Discussion commercielle et industrielle au point de vue du trafic beige. R6ponse k la conference de M. le Cte. de Lesseps par le Capitaine en retraite C.-J. Tackels. 8°. pp. 52. Bruxelles, 1880. [Misc. Pamph., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. and San Bias Route. Comparative view of the Panama and. By S. F. Shelboume. 8°. 1880. [Misc. Pamph., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. San Bias. The interoceanic ship canal : San Bias Route. By S. F. Shelboume. 8°. 1880. [Misc. Pamph., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Surveys and reconnoissances from 1870 to 1875 for a ship canal across the American isthmus. By Rear-AdmiralDii.mQ\A.mmQQ,U.S.N. 8°. 1876. [Misc. Pamph., ^o\.u.\ 31.2.2. , 200 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETO. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIOHS, SURVEYS, ETO. 201 Central America. Colorado. Central America, Tehuantepec and Darien : Continued. Teliuailtepec- Informe sobre el reconociniiento del istmo de, presentado al Gobierno Mexicano. Por Manuel Fernandez, Maps. 8°. pp. 146. Mexico, 1879. 8. 4. 35. " Marine Railway. Address of James B. Eads before the Select Committee, House of Rep-' resentatives, on interoceanic canals, 9th March, 1880, in reply to Count de Lesseps. 8°. [Misc. Pamph., vol. ii.] 31. 2. 2. Reports of Explorations and Surveys to ascertain the practicabiliLy of a Ship-Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by the way of the isthmus of. By Robert W. Shufeldt, Captain., U. S. N. PI. and maps. 4°. pp. 151. Washington, 1872. 8. 5. 27. Results of a survey for a railroad to connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by way of the isthmus of. By Maj. J. G. Barnard. 2 vols, (i of maps). 8°. New York, 1852. 20. 3. 9-10. Central Route to the Pacific, from the valley of the Mississippi to California. Journal of the expedition. By Gwinn Harris Heap. Map and pi. 8^. Philadelphia, 1854. 20. 2. 36. Chili. See Gilliss {Lieut. James M.). U. S. Naval Astronomical Expedi- tion. 20. 5. 13-16. China Seas and Japan. Narrative of the expedition of an American squadron to, in i852-'53^'54, under the command of Commodore M. C. Perry, U- S. N, Compiled from original notes by Francis L. Hawks, Z>. Z>., etc. Maps and illus. 3 vols. 4^. Washington, 1856. 2 copies, 20. 6. 14-16. Coast Survey (U.S.). Annual Report of the Superintendent, showing the progress of that work. 1851-1877. Maps and sketches, i vol. 8^ and 27 vols. 40. Washington, 185 2-' 7 8. 38.3. Notes on the coasts of the United States. By Prof. A. D. Bache, Supt. U. S. Coast Survey. [Maps and sketches. Memoirs ^(ms.) by W. P. Trowbridge. Maps revised by C. P. Patterson.] 13 vols. 4°. Washington, 1861. 18. 3. 26-38. Contents. Sec. Ill, vol. I. — Delaware Bay, coasts of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, and Chesapeake Bay, with 15 maps. Sec. Ill, vol. 2. — Potomac, Patuxent, Severn, Patapsco, Susquehanna Rivers, and sounds on east shore of Chesapeake Bay. 7 maps. Sec. Ill, vol. 3.— James River, York River, and Rappahannock River, Virginia, and Potomac River. u maps. Sec. Ill, vol. 4. — James, York, and Rappahannock Rivers. 10 maps. Sec. IV, vol. 5. — Coast of North Carolina. 21 maps and sketches. Sec. V, vol. 6. — Coast of South Carolina. 6 maps. Sec. V, vol. 7.— Coast of Georgia. 10 maps. Sec. VI, vol. 8.— Florida Keys and Reefs, and part of the coast of Florida Peninsula. 13 maps. Sec. VI-VII, vol. 9.— Western coast of Florida Peninsula from Cape Sable to Ocilla River. 8 maps. Sec. VII, vol. 10.— Coast of West Florida from Ocilla River to Mobile Point. 8 maps. Sec. VIII, vol. II. — Mobile Bay, Mississippi Sound. 7 maps. Sec. VIII, vol. 12. — Coast of Louisiana. 19 maps and sketches. Sec. IX, vol. 13.— Coast of Texas. 10 maps. , Colombia. Journals of a residence and travels in, during the years 1823-24. By Capt. Charles Stuart Cochrane, Royal Navy. Vol. II. 80. pp. 517. London, 1825. 2. 5. 26. Colorado Exploring Expedition. Preliminary Report on, by Lieut. J. C. Ives, Corps of Topographical Etigijieers. 8°. pp. [12]. Washington, 1859. 20. 3. 26. 26 202 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. 203 Colorado River. Expedition. Colorado River of the West. Report upon the Exploration of, in 1857-58. By Lieut. Joseph C. Ives, Corps of Topographical Engineers. Maps and pi. 40. pp. 350. Washington, 1861. 20. 5. 17. Part I. General report. II. Hydrographical report. III. Geological report by Dr. Newberry. IV. Botany, Profs. Gray, Torrey, etc. — — V. Zoology, Prof. Baird. Appendixes (4). and its tributaries. Exploration of, in 1869-72. By J. W. Powell. Maps and illus. 40. Washington, 1875. 23. 6. 17. <5V(f<7/f^Sitgreaves (L.). Report. 20.1.27. Johnston (J. E.). Report. 20. 2. 44. Columbia River. Adventures of the first settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River [etc.]. By Alex. Ross. Map. pp. xv, 352. 8^. London, 1849. 1. 5. 19. — Fur Hunters of the Far West: a narrative of adventures in the Ore- gon and Rocky Mountains. By Alex. Ross. Map and pi. 2 vols. 8°. London, 1855. 1. 5. 6-7. Adventures on the, including the narrative of a residence of six years on the western side of the Rocky Mountains [etc.]. By Ross Cox. 8^. pp. XV, 335. New York, 1832. 1. 4. 13. Cruise of the U. S. Brig " Dolphin:" Reports and charts of. ^y Lieut, S. P. Lee, U. S. N. 8^. pp. 331. Washington, 1854. 20. 3. 20. Dakota. See Allen (J. A.) Metamorphism : 19. 3. 6. Hayden (F. V.) U. S. Geol. Survey of the Territories : 20. 2. 2-10. Warren (G. K.) Ne- braska and Dakota : 20. 3. 45. See also Black Hills. Depths of the Sea (The). An account of the general results of the Dredging Cruises of H. M. SS. "Porcupine" and "Lightning," 1868, 1869, and 1870. By -S/r C. Wyville Thomson. Illus. 8^; pp. xx, 527. London, 1873. 7. 4. 32. Doniphan's Expedition. Containing an account of the conquest of New Mexico; General Kearney's overland expedition to California; Doni- phan's campaign against the Navajos [etc.]. Illus. 8°. pp. viii, 144. Cincinnati, 1848. 20. 3. 12. Memoir of a tour to Northern Mexico, connected with Col. Doni- phan's expedition, in 1846 and -1847. By A. Wislizenus, M. D. With a scientific appendix [by George Engelmann, M. D.\ and 3 maps. 8°. pp. 141. Washington, 1848. 20. 3. 13. Expedition from Fort Bridger via Coochetope Pass to New Mexico and back, via Bridger's Pass. Report on. By Capt. R. B. Marcy. 8°. 1858. 20. 3. 7. in 1856 to Lake Miniwaken and the Red River of the North. Re- port on. By Lieut. Col. Charles F. Smith. 8^. 1856. 20. 3. 7. 204 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUKVEYS, ETC. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. 205 Expedition, Georgia. Expedition on the upper Arkansas and through the country of the Camanche Indians in 1845. ^X ^^^ut. J. W. Abert, Topographical Eiigmeers. Map and ilius. 80. {^Sm. Doc. 438, 20th Cong,, 1st Sess.) 20. 1. 18. through the Upper Mississippi to Itaska Lake in 1832. Narrative of. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. 80. pp. 307. New York, 1834. 20. 3. 40. to the Northwest Indians in 1832. Report of. By Schoolcraft and Allen. 80. pp. 68. Washington [1834]. 20. 3. 40. [Bouna luith the preceding.] Exploration of the Northwest Territory. Reports of S. J. Dawson, C. E,, on exploration between Lake Superior and the Red River settlement, and between the latter place and the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan; and of Henry Youle Hind, M. A.^ on the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Explor- ing Expedition. (Appe7idixNo.\,\ith Vol. Journal of Legislative Assem- bly of the Province of Canada.) i vol. 4^. Toronto, 1859. L. S. Exploring Expedition from Santa Fe, N. Mex., to the junction of the Grand and Green Rivers of the Great Colorado of the West, in 1859, under the command of Capt. J. N. Macomb. With Geological Report by Prof. J. S.Newberry. Map and pi. 4^. pp.152. Washington, 1876. 20.4.4. Florida. Documents and other papers relating to the boundary line between the States of Georgia and Florida. 8^. pp. 396. Washington, 1855. 20. 3. 32. Memoir to accompany a Military Map of the Peninsula of Florida, south of Tampa Bay. By Lieut. J. C. Ives. Map. 8°. pp. 42. New York, 1856. 2 copies, 20. 3. 22. Fortieth Parallel. Geological exploration of. By Clarence King, U. S, Geolo- gist-in-charge. 7 vols. 4°; 2 atlases fol., and 2 portfolios of photographic views. Washington, 1870-80. 17. 6. 9. Vol. I. Systematic Geology. II. Descriptive Geology. III. Mining Industry. Atlas accompanying Vol. III. IV. Zoology and Pakeontology. V. Botany. VI. Microscopical Petrography. VII. Odontornithes. Geological and Topographical atlas. [Professional Papers No. i8, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] Fur Hunters (The) of the Far West : A narrative of Adventures in the Ore- gon and Rocky Mountains. By Alexander Ross. Map and pi. 2 vols. 8°. pp. XV, 333 and viii, 262. London, 1855. 1. 5. 6-7. Georgia. Documents and other papers relating to the boundary line between the States of Georgia and Florida, and Reports of Committees. 80. pp. 396. Washington, 1855. 20. 3. 32. 206 EXPLOKATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. 207' Great Britain. India. Great Britain and Ireland. Ordnance Trigoftomeirical Survey. An account of the Measurement of the Lough Foyle Base in Ireland, with its verifi- cation and extension by triangulation, together with the various methods of computation followed on the Ordnance Survey. By Capt. WiUiam Yolland, R. E. PI. and sections. 4^. pp. viii, 154. (Appendix, pp. 117.) London, 1847. 2 copies. 44.9.28. The same. Astronomical observations made with Airy's Zenith Sec- tor, 1842-50, for the determination of the Latitudes. 4°. London, 1852. 44. 9. 25. The same. Account of the Observations and Calculations of the prin- cipal Triangulation, and of the Figure, Dimensions and mean Specific Gravity of the Earth as derived therefrom. Drawn up by Capf. A. R. Clarke, R. E. 40. pp. ii, 782, and i vol. of 28 pi. 2 vols. London, 1858. 2 copies. 44. 9. 26-27. The same. Account of the Methods and Processes adopted for the Production of the Maps of the Survey. Drawn up by Officers of Royal Engineers employed under Lieut. Gen, Sir Henry James, R. E.^ E. R. S.^ Director General. 4°. Illus. pp. vi, 214. London, 1875. L* S. The sa??ie. Reports of Progress for the years 187 1-'79. Maps. In i vol. fol. London, i872-'8o. 47. 3. 12. [British Parliamentary Papers.] Great Divide (The). Travels in the Upper Yellowstone in the summer of 1874. By the Earl of Dunraven. Illus. and maps. 8°. pp. xvi, 377. New York [London], 1876. 1. 3. 1. Great Salt "Lake of Utah. Exploration and Survey of the Valley of, including a reconnaissance of a new route through the Rocky Mountains. By Howard Stansbury, U. S. A. Maps and pi. 8^. pp. 487. With a volume of maps. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1852. 20. 1. 25-26. See also Utah. Greece. Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grece. Par J. -J. Barthelemy. imp. 8^. pp. xxxii, 765. Paris, 1839. 1. 4. 1. India. Geological Survey. Memoirs. Vol. XII, Parts i and 2. Maps and pi. 80. Calcutta, 1876. 44. 8. 13. The same.- Palaeontologia Indica, being figures and descriptions of the organic remains procured during the progress of the Geological Sur- vey of India. By William Waagen. Vol. I. i. Jurassic Fauna of Kutch. PI. 40. Calcutta, 1873. . 44. 8. 6. The same. Records. Vol. IX. 2 maps. 8°. pp. 168. Calcutta, 1876. 44. 8. 14. Great Trigonometrical Survey. Abstract of the reports of the Surveys and other geographical operations in India for 1870-74. In i vol. imp. 80. London, i872-'76. 44. 8. 15. 208 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, ':SUEVEYS, ETC. 209 India. India. India. The same. Account of the operations of. By Col. J. T. Walker, R. E, Maps and diagrams. 5 vols. 4°, and 2 atlases, fol. Dehra Doon, i87o-'79. 44. 8. 19-23. I. Standards of measure and the base lines. Account of early operations, iSoo-'so. II. Histpry and general description of the principal triangulation, and of its reduction. III. Baseline figures, Karachi longitudinal, Noithwest Himalaya, and Great Indus series of the northwest quadrilateral. ~ . IV. Great Arc, Rahun, Gurhagarh and Jogr-Tila meridional series, and the Sutlej series of the northwest quadrilateral. V. Pendulum operations. The same. Auxiliary tables to facilitate the calculations of the Survey Department of India, fol. Dehra Doon, 1868. 44. 8. 10. The same. General report on the operations of. 1870-75. Maps and plans, fol. Dehra Doon, i87i-'76. 44. 8. 8. The same. General Report on the Topographical Survey of India, and of the Surveyor General's Department, Headquarter Establishment, i87o-'75. fol. Calcutta, i872-'76. 44. 8. 7. The same. Manual of Surveying for India. DetaiHng the mode of operations on the Trigonometrical, Topographical, and Revenue Surveys of India. Compiled by Col. H. L. Thuillier and Lieut. Col. R. Smith. 3d ed. PI. and illus. 8^. pp. xxi, 623, and appendix pp. ccviii. Cal- cutta, 1875. 44. 8. 18. The same. Memoranda of Leveling Operations [and] Spirit Level Heights, 1867-72. In i vol. 8°. Roorkee, 1868, and Dehra Doon, i869-'73. 44. 8. 17. The same. Specimens of Maps, Plans, etc. Portfolio. Calcutta, 1877. 62. 2. 2. The same. Survey reports [2] on the operations. Eastern Frontier, 1871-73. Maps. fol. Calcutta, 1872-73. 44. 8. 11;^ The same. Synopsis of the results. Maj^s and diagrams. 9 vols. 40. Dehra Doon, i874-'79. 44. 9. 19-27. I. Descriptions and co-ordinates of the principal and secondary stations and other fixed pointsof the Great Indus series, or series D of the northwest (iuadrilateral. II. The great arc-section 24° to 30°, or series A of the northwest ([uadrilateral. in. The Karachi longitudinal series, or series B of the northwest quadrilateral. IV. The Gurhagarh meridional series, or series F of the northwest (iuadrilateral. V. The Rahun meridional series, or series E of the northwest quadrilateral VI. The Jogi-Tila meriodional series, or series G, and the Sutlej series, or series H of the north- west quadrilateral, VII. The Northwest Himalaya series, or series C of the nortliwest quadrilateral, and the triangu lation of the Kashmir survey. VIII. The great arc meridional series— Sec. 18° to 24° appertaining to the southeast quadrilateral. IX. The Jabalpur meridional series, or series E of the southeast quadrilateral. Marine Survey. General Report of operations from the commence- ment in 1874 to the end of the official year 1875-76. A. Dundas Tay- lor, Superintendent, fol. pp. 39. [Calcutta], London, 1877. 47. 5. 54. — Revenue Survey. General report on the Revenue Survey operations of the upper and lower Provinces in Bengal (including Boundary Com- mission Report), 1870-75. fol. Calcutta, 1872-76. 44. 8. 9. 27 210 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETO. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, StJEVEYS, ETO. 211 Indian Surveys. March. Indian Surveys (The). Memoir upon. By Clements R. Markham. Maps. imp. 8o. London, 1871. 44. 8. 12. The same. 2d ed. [with additions]. Maps. imp. 8°. London, 1878. 20. 5. 21. Inspection made in the summer of 1877 of the country north of the Union Pacific Railroad. By Generals Sheridan and Sherman. 10 maps. 8^. pp.110. Washington, 1878. 20.3.25. Ireland and Scotland. Return of all Surveys of the Coasts of, published by authority of the Hydrographical Department of the Admiralty, fol. pp. 8. London, 1876. 47. 3. 40. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Itaska Lake. Expedition through the Upper Mississippi to, in 1832. Nar- rative, by Henry R. Schoolcraft. 8°. pp. 307. New York, 1834. 20. 3. 40. See also Sources of the Mississippi. By Schoolcraft (H, R.) 20. 3. 39, etc. Japan Expedition. Correspondence relative to the Naval Expedition to Japan. 8°. pp. 195. Washington, 1855. 20. 3. 17. [Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 34, 33d Cong., 2d Sess.] See also Perry {Commodore M. C). Narrative. 20. 6. 14-16. Journey (A) from Prince of Wales's fort in Hudson's Bay to the Northern Ocean. Undertaken by order of the Hudson's Bay Company for the discovery of Copper Mines, a Northwest Passage, &c., in theyears i769-*72. By Samuel Hearne. Maps and pi. 4°. pp. xliv, 458. London. 1795. 20. 5. 9. (A) Through Texas. By Frederick Law Olmsted. Map. 12O. pp, xxxiv, 516. New York, 1857. 1. 5. 16. Kansas River. Sources of. See Pike {MaJ. Z. M.). Account. 20. 3. 8. Southern Boundary Line. Report on. By Col. Jos. E. Johnston. Map. 80. Washington, 1858. 20. 3. 7. Territory. H^nd-book to, and the Rocky Mountains' gold region. By James Redpath and Richard J. Hinton. Maps. 18°. pp. iv, 177. New York, 1859. 1. 5. 45. Lake Survey (U. S.). Report of the Survey of the north and northwest Lakes, i860. By Capt. Geo. G. Meade, Topographical Engineers. Maps and sketches. 8°. pp. 190. Detroit, 1861. 20. 3. 31. Life in the Far West [of the U. S.]. By George F. Ruxton. 2d ed. 12O. pp. xiv, 289. Edinburgh, 1851. 1. 5. 3. Lines of Communication between Southern Colorado and Northern New Mex- ico. By E. H. Ruffner, First Lieut, of Engineers. Map. 8^. pp. 34. Washington, 1876. 20. 3. 15. March from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to San Diego, California, in 1847. Re- port of Lieut. Col. P. St. Geo. Cooke and Capt. A. R. Johnston. Map and illus. 8°. [Washington, 1848.] 20. 2. 39. 212 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. 213 Maryland, Mexico. Maryland. Southern boundary of. [By Thomas J. Lee, Commissioner i\ Map. 8o. pp. 24. [Baltimore, i860.] 20. 3. 21. Geological Survey of. See Geological Pamphlets, vol. iii. 19. 3. 11. Memoir to accompany the Map of the Territory of the United States from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, giving a brief account of each of of the Exploring Expeditions since A. D. 1800 [etc.]. By Lieut. G. K. Warren, Topographical Engineers. Maps. 4°. pp. 120. Washington, 1859. 20. 5. 20. [The text of Vol. XI, Surveys for a Pacific Railroad.] Upon the Northern Inter-oceanic Route of commercial transit between Tide-water of Puget Sound of the Pacific and Tide-water on the St. Law- rence Gulf of the Atlantic Ocean. By Bvt. MaJ. Gen, T. J. Cram. PL 80. 1869. [Misc. Famph., vol. viii.] 31. 2. 8. Mexican Boundary. Report on. By A. B. Gray, U. S. Surveyor. Map. 8^. pp. 50. (2>'^d Cong., 2d Sess., Senate Ex. Doc. 55.) [Washington, 1855.] 20. 3. 19. The same. [Bound with Georgia and Florida Boundary Line docu- ments.) 20. 3. 32. Report on the subject of the Boundary Line between the United States and Mexico. By Lieut. Col. J. D. Graham, Topographical Engi- neers, Map and profile. 8^. pp.250. [7^2d Cong. , 1st Sess., Ex. Doc. T2I.) Washington, 1852. 20. 1. 17. Survey of. Personal narrative of explorations and incidents [etc.]. By John Russell Bartlett, U. S. Commr. Map and pi. 2 vols. 8^. New York, 1856. 20. 1. 6-7. Survey of. Report of William H. Emory, Major First Cavalry ajid U. S. Commr. PI. and illus. 2 vols, in 3. 4^. Washington, i857-'59. 20. 4. 1-3. Contents. Vol. I. — Part I. General report, Maj. Emory and Lieut. Michler. Part 2. Geology, Dr. C. C. Parry and Arthur Schott. Geology and Palaeontology, James Hall. Vol. II.— Part I. Jiotany, Dr. C. C. Parry, Dr. John Torrcy, and Dr. George Engelmann Part 2. Zoology, S. F. Haird and Dr. C. Girard. Report to the Chief Topographical Engineer, U. S. A., on. By Bvt, Lt. Col. J. D. Graham, Topographical Engineers, ms. fol. Washington, 1852. 20. 5. 1. Mexico. Report and Map of the Valley of. By Lieuts. Smith and Hard- castle, Topographical E^igineers, U. S. A. 8^, pp. 13. Washington, 1850. 20. 2. 40. [Sen. Ex. Doc. No. ii, 31st Cong., istSess.] and the Rocky Mountains, Adventures in. By George F. Ruxton . 12°. pp. viii, 332. London, 1849. 1. 5. 12. See also Doniphan's Expedition. 20. 3. 12-13. 214 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETC. EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. 215 Michigan. New Mexico. Michigan. Geological Survey of. See Geological Pamphlets, vol. iii. 19. 3. 11. Military Reconnaissance from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to San Diego, in California, including parts of the Arkansas, Del Norte, and Gila Rivers. Notes on. By Lieut. William H. Emory, Topographical Engineers. Map and pi. 8o. pp. 230. New York, 1848. 20. 1. 15. from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the Navajo Country, in 1849. Jour- nal of. By Lieut. Jas. H. Simpson, Topographical Engineers. Map and pi. 80. pp. 140. Philadelphia, 1852. 20. 1. 16. Military Road from Fort Walla- Walla to Fort Benton. Report on construc- tion of. By Capt. John MuUan, U. S. A. Maps and pi. 8^. pp. 363. Washington, 1863. 20. 1. 20. See also Wagon Road. Minnesota. Report of an Exploration of the Territory of. By Capt. John Pope. Map. 80. pp. 56. Washington, 1850. 20. 3. 7. , The New England of the West. Sketches of. With incidents of Travel in that Territory during the summer of 1849. ^7 E- S. Seymour. Map, 12°. pp. 281. New York, 1850. 1. 5. 5. Mississippi River. Sources of. See Pike {Maj. Z. M.). Account, 20. 3. 8. Schoolcraft (Henry R.). Exploratory Expedition, 20. 3. 39. Same^ Nar- rative, 20. 3. 40. Missouri River. Report of a reconnaissance of, in 1872. By Thomas P. Roberts, Assistant Engineer. Maps and profiles. 8^. pp. 56. . Wash- ington, 1875. 20. 3. 23. See also Yellowstone Region, Raynolds, 20. 3. 43 : Hayden, 20. 3. 43 : Newberry, 20. 3. 43. Travels to the source of the Missouri River, Lewis and Clarke, 20. i. 35-37. Navajo Country. See Simpson (Lieut J. H.). Expedition, 20. 2. 44. Nebraska Territory. Letter from Lieut. G. K. Warren relative to his Explo- rations of. Map. 80. Washington, 1858. 20. 3. 7. and Dakota. Preliminary report of Explorations in, in the years i855-'56-'57. By LJeut. G. K. Warren, Topographical Engineers^ U. S. A. Maps and sketches. 8°. pp. 173. Washington, 1859. 20. 3. 26. The same. [Reprint.] Maps. 8°. pp. 125. Washington, 1875. 20. 3. 45. Nevada. Preliminary Report, 187 1, United States Geographical Surveys West of the 1 00th Meridian. 20. 4. 20. See also U. S. Geographical Surveys, Wheeler, 20. 4. 25-31. U. S. Geo- logical Surveys, Hayden, 20. 2. 2-10. New Mexico. El Gringo ; or New Mexico and her people. By W. W. H. Davis. Illus. 12°. pp. 432. New York, 1857. 1. 5. 16. 216 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. 217 New Mexico. Northern. New Mexico. Report of Lieut. James W. Abert of his Examination of,- in the years i846-'47. Map and pi. 8o. [Washington, 1848.] 20. 2. 39. Sec also Texas, New Mexico, etc., by Bartlett, 20. i. 6-7. Doniphan's Expedition, 20. 3. 12-13. Lines of communication, Ruffner, 20. 3. 15. and California. Mihtary Reconnaissance from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to San Diego, in California, including parts of the Arkansas, Del Norte, and Gila Rivers, made in i846-'47. Maps. By Lieut. Wil- liam H. Emory, Lieut, James W. Abert, Capt. Philip St. George Cooke, and Capt. A. R.Johnston. Maps and pi. 8^. Washington, 1848. 20. 1. 14. [30th Cong., ist Sess., Ex. Doc. No. 41.] and Texas. Reports of the Secretary of War with reconnaissances of routes from San Antonio to El Paso. By Bvt, Lt. Col, J. E. Johnston ; Lieut. W. F. Smith; Lieut. F. T. Bryan; Lieut. N. H. Michler, and Capt. S. G. French. Also the Report of Capt. R. B. Marcy's route from Fort Smith to Santa Fe; the Report of Lieut. J. H. Simpson of an Expedi- tion into the Navajo Country; and the Report oi Lieut. W. H. C. Whit- ing's reconnaissances of the western frontier of Texas. Maps and illus. In I vol. 80. Washington, 1850. 20. 2. 44. [Senate Ex. Doc. No. 64, 31st Cong., ist Sess.] New York State Survey. Special report on the preservation of Scenery of Niagara Falls, and fourth Annual Report on the Triangulation of the State for the year 1879. By James T. Gardner, Director, Maps and views. 80. pp. 96. Albany, 1880. 20. 3. 30. North America. Three years' Travels through the Interior parts of, for more than five thousand miles ; containing an account of the Great Lakes [etc.]. And an Appendix describing the uncultivated parts of America that are the most proper for forming Settlements. By Jonathan Carver. 80. pp. XX, ix, 360. Philadelphia, 1796. 20. 1. 40. Travels in the Interior of. By Maximilian, Prince of Wied. Trans- lated from the German by H. Evans Lloyd. 4^. pp. x," 520. London, 1843. 23. 6. 31. Northern Boundary (U. S.). Reports of the Survey of the Boundary between the Territory of the United States and the Possessions of Great Britain from the Lake of the Woods to the Summit of the Rocky Mountains. Archibald Campbell, Esq., Commissioner ; Capt, W. J. Twining, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A., Chief Astronomer, Maps and pi. 4°. pp. 624. Washington, 1878. 20. 4. 6. Northern and Western Boundary line of the Creek Country. Reports on the Survey of By Capt. L. Sitgreaves and Lieut. I. C. Woodruff. Map. 80. Washington (35//^ Cong,, 1st Sess,, Ex. Doc. 104), 1858. 20. 3. 7. 28 218 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETC. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. 210 Northwest Boundary. Pacific Railroads. Northwest Boundary of the United States. Documents upon. 4 in i vol. ' 80. Washington, iS6o-'6g. 20. 2. 41. 1. Discussion of the Water Boundary question, Geographical Memoir, and History of the Military occupation of San Juan Island. 2. Error in the print of Ex. Doc. No. 65, relating to difficulties on San Juan Island. 3. Message of the President, on condition of the work of marking the Boundary. 4. Message of the President, transmitting account of expenditures of Boundary Commission. T/ie same. Correspondence respecting the determination of. fol. London, i875-'76., 47. 3. 11. [British Parliamentary Papers.] The same. Maps annexed to the Case of the Government of Her Britannic Majesty submitted to the Arbitration and Award of His Majesty the Emperor of Germany, fol. London, 1873. 47.3.11. The same. Maps annexed to the Memorial and Reply of the United States Government submitted to the Arbitration and Award of His Maj- esty the Emperor of Germany, fol. London, 1873. 47. 3. 11. Oregon. Adventures of the first settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River [etc.]. By Alex. Ross. Map. 8°. pp. xv, 352. London, 1849. 1. 5. 19. The Fur Hunters of the far West : a narrative of adventures in the Oregon and Rocky Mountains. By Alex. Ross. Map and pi. 2 vols. 80. London, 1855. 1. 5, 6-7. — See also Western America, by Wilkes. 20. 3. 18. and North California. Report of the Exploring Expedition to, in the years i843-'44. By Bvi. Capt. John C. Fremont, Topographical Engi- neers. Maps. 80. Washington, 1845. 20. 1. 12. Pacific Fur Company. Narrative of the Expedition fitted out by John Jacob Astor to estabUsh the. By Alex. Ross. In his Adventures of the first settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River. 1. 5. 19. Pacific Ocean. See Vancouver's voyage. 20. 5. 10-12. Pacific Railroads. A few remarks upon the subject of a Railroad to the Pacific, by a member of the Philadelphia Bar. 8°. 1853. [Misc, Famph., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13, A Reply to certain portions of the Minority Report of the Hon. Z. Kidwell, M. C, by Capt. A. A. Humphreys, Dec, 1856. 8^. [Misc, Pamph., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13. — A Pacific Railroad bill, with explanation and argument in support of it. By F. W. Lander. 8^. {Misc. Pafnph., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13. Report made to the President and Executive Board of the Texas Pacific Railroad, by GenL G. P. Buell, Chief Engineer. 8^. 187 1. {Misc. Pa?nph., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13. 220 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. 221 Pacific Railroads. Pacific Railroads. Pacific Railroads. Reports of Explorations and Surveys for [and Miscella- neous Papers]. Maps. 5 vols. 8°. Washington, i854-'59. 20. 3. 1-5. Contents. Vol. I.— Report of the Secretary of War on the Several Pacific Railroad Explorations, 1855. Report of Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Jesup upon the Cost of transporting Troops and Supplies to California, Oregon, New Mexico, etc., 1854. An examination by direction of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War, of the Reports of Explorations for Railroad Routes from the Mississippi to the Pacific, made under the orders of the War Department in 1853-' 54, and of the Explorations made previous to that time, which have a bearing upon the subject; by Ca/>t. A. A.TIumphreys and Lieut. G. K. Warren, 1855. Extracts from the Annual Reports of the Secretary of War, and Report of Capt. A. A. Humphreys, upon the Progress of the Pacific Explorations and Surveys, 1855 and 1857. A reply to certain portions of the Minority Report of the Hon. Z. Kidwell, of the House of Repre- sentatives, member of the Select Committee upon the Pacific Railroad. Letter to the Hon. William M. Gwin, in relation to the Railroad to the Pacific by the thirty-fifth and thirty-second parallels {Capt. A. A. Humphreys], 1858. Speech of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Miss., on the Pacific Railroad bill, January, 1859. n.— Report of Exploration of a route for the Pacific Railroad, near the forty-seventh and forty-ninth parallels, from St. Paul to Puget Sound. By I. I. Stevens, Governor of Washington Territory., 1853. HI.— Report of the Reconnaissance of a Railroad route from Puget Sound via the South Pass to the Mississippi River. By Fred. W. Lander, C. E. Report of Explorations for the Pacific Railroad, on the line of the forty-first parallel, "^y Lieut. E, G. Beckwith, 1854. Report of Explorations of a Route for the Pacific Railroad, near the thirty-eighth and thirty-ninth parallels, from the mouth of the Kansas to Sevier River, in the Great Basin. By Lietit. E. G. Beckwith, 1854. IV.— Report of Explorations for a Railway Route near the thirty-fifth parallel. By Lieut. A. W. Whipple [1854]. Report of a Reconnaissance and Survey in California, in connection with Explorations for a practicable Railway route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, in 1853. By ZzVa^f. R.S. Williamson. Preliminary Report on Geology. By William P. Blake, 1854. v.— Report of Explorations for that portion of a Railway Route, near the thirty-second par- allel, lying between Dona Ana, on the Rio Grande, and Pimas villages, on the Gila. By Lieut. J. G. Parke, 1854. Report of Exploration of a Route for the Pacific Railroad, near the thirty-second parallel, from Red River to the Rio Grande. By Bvt. Capt. John Pope, 1854. Reports of Explorations and Surveys for, from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. Maps,-pl., and illus. 12 vols, in 13. 4°. Washing- ton, i8s3-'6o. 20. 6. 1-13. Contents. Vol. I.— Report of the Secretary of War on the several Railroad Explorations, 1855. An examina- tion of the reports of explorations for Railroad Routes from the Mississippi to the Pacific, made under the orders of the War Department in i853-'s4, etc. By Capt. A. A. Hum- phreys and Lieut. G. K. Warren, 1855. Memoranda on railways, prepared in the office of Pacific Railroad Surveys by Capt. George B. McClellan. Report upon the cost of transporting troops and supplies to California, Oregon, New Mexico, etc., by Maj. Gen. T. S. Jesup. Report of Explorations for a Route for the Pacific Railroad, near the 47th and 49th parallels, from Saint Paul to Puget Sound. By L L Stevens, Governor of Wash- ington Territory., 1853. II. — Report of explorations for a Route for the Pacific Railroad by Capt. J. W. Gunnison, near the 38th and 39th parallels, from the mouth of the Kansas River, Mo., to the Sevier Lake, in the Great Basin. Report by Lieut. E. G. Beckwith, 1854. Report of explora- tions for a Route for the Pacific Railroad on the line of the 41st parallel. By Lieut. E. G. Beckwith, Synopsis of a report of the reconnaissance of a Railroad Route from Puget Sound via South Pass to the Mississippi River, By Fred. W. Lander, C. -£"., 1856. Report of exploration of a Route for the Pacific Railroad, near the 32d parallel, from the Red River to the Rio Grande. By Bvt. Capt. John Pope, 1854. Report on the geology of the Route near the 32d parallel. By William P. Blake. Report of explorations for that por- tion of a Railroad Route, near the 32d parallel, lying between Dona Ana, on the Rio Grande, and Pimas villages, on the Gila. By Lieiit. J. G. Parke, 1854. Extract from report of a military reconnaissance made in i846-'47. By Lieut. Col. W. H. Emory (32d parallel Route). 222 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETC. 223 Pacific Railroads. Panama, Pacific Railroads. Reports of Explorations, etc., for — Continued. Vol, III.— Extracts from the [preliminary] report of Lieut. A. W. Whipple upon the Route near the 35th parallel, with an explanatory note by Capt. A. A. Humphreys. Report of explorations for a railway route near the "35th parallel. By Lieut. A, W. Whipple, 1853-54. Cow/ifw/j.- Part I. Itinerary. Part II. Topographical Features. Part III. In- dian Tribes. Part IV. Geology. YW .—Lieut. Whipple's report, continued. Part V. Botany. Part VI. Zoology, anthapjpen- dices. v.— Report of explorations in California for Railroad Routes to connect with the Routes near the 35th and 32d parallels. By Lieut. R. S. Williamson, i853-'54. Part I. Report. Part II. Geology. Part III. Botany. Part IV. Zoology, and appendices. VI.— Report of Lieut. H. L. Abbot upon explorations for a Railroad Route from the Sacra- mento Valley to the Columbia River, made by Lieut. R. S. Williamson, assisted by Lieut. H. L. Abbot, 1853-54. Part I. General report. Part II. Geology. Part III. Botany. Part IV. Zoology, and appendices. VII. — Report of explorations for Railroad Routes from San Francisco Bay to Los Angeles, Cal., west of the coast range, and from the Pimas villages, on the Gila, to the Rio Grande, near the 32d parallel. By Lieut. John G. Parke, i854-'55. Part I. General report. Part II. Geology. Part III. Botany, and appendices. Conclusion of the official review of the reports upon the explorations and surveys for Railroad Routes from the Mississippi to the Pacific (Washington, 1855-57). VIII. — General report upon the Zoology of the several Pacific Railroad Routes. YSi.— The same. Continued. X. — The same. Continued, XI. — Memoir to accompany the map of the territory of the United States from the Missis- sippi River to the Pacific Ocean, giving a brief account of each of the exploring expedi- tions since A. D. 1800, etc. By Liezit. G. K. Warren, 1859. Topographical maps to illus- trate the various reports of surveys contained in the preceding volumes of Pacific Rail- road Reports. XII.— Book I. Part i of the narrative and final report of explorations for a Route for a Pacific Railroad, near the 47th and 49th parallels, from Saint Paul to Puget Sound. By Isaac I. Stevens, Governor of Washingto7i Territory., 1855. General report. Book II. Parts 2 and 3 of the narrative and final report of Isaac I. Stevens. Botany and Zoology, and appendices. Proceedings of the convention in favor of a National Railroad to the Pacific Ocean through the territories of the United States. Held in Philadelphia, April i, 2, and 3, 1850. 8^. \Misc. Pamph.., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13. Report of Board convened to determine a standard for construction of the Pacific Railroad. (February 24, 1866.) 8^. \Misc, Pamph., vol, xiii.] 31. 2. 13. Report on the change of Route, proposed by the Union Pacific Railroad Company. By Lieut. Col. J. H. Simpson, Corps of Engifieers, with the President's decision thereon. Maps. 80. Washington, 1865. 20. 3. 6. Route for the Pacific Railroad, May, i860. 8°. [Misc. Pamph., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13. Report of the Select Committee of the House of Representatives on, April 13, i860. (Rep. 428, II. of Reps., ^dth Cong., isi Sess.J 8°. [Misc. Pamph., vol. xiii.] 31. 2. 13. The Pacific Railroad. [Prom Hunfs Merchants' ^Magazine.] 8°. [Misc. Pamph., vol. xiii.] 31, 2. 3. Panama, or Darien : Isthmus Surveys. See Central America, etc. 224 EXPLOEATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SUEVEYS, ETO. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETC. 225 Persia. Sacramento Mountains. Persia (Eastern). An account of the Journeys of the Persian Boundary Com- mission, 1870-7 1-72. By Majors St. John, Lovett, and Smith. Vol. I. Geography. Introduction by Maj, Gen. Sir F. J. Goldsmid. Vol. II. Zoology and Geology, by W. T. Blanford. Plates and maps. 2 vols. 80. London, 1876. 20. 3. 33-34. Prairie Trayeller (The). A Hand-book for overland Expeditions. By Capt. Randolph B. Marcy, U. S. A. Map and illus. 12^. pp. xiii, 340. New York, 1859. 1. 5. 11. Reconnaissance from Carroll, Montana '1 er., on the Upper Missouri, to the Yellowstone ^National Park and return, in 1875. Report on. By Wil- liam Ludlow, Captain of Engineers^ U. S. A. Maps and pi. 4°. pp. 155. Washington, 1876. 20. 5. 18. Red River of Louisianik, Exploration of, in 1852. By Captains Marcy and McClellan. Maps and pi.. 2 vols, [i of maps]. 8^. Washington, 1854. 20. 1. 30-31. of the North. Expedition in 1856 to Lake Minawaken, and Report by Lieut. Col. Charles F. Smith. 80. 1856. 20. 3. 7. Settlement (The). Its rise, progress and present state. With some account of the Native Races, and its general History to the present day. By Alexander Ross. PI. 8°. pp. xvi, 416. London, 1856. 1. 5. 8. Rocky Mountains. Account of an Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mountains in 1819-20. ^^ Maj. S. H. Long, U. S. Topographical Engi- neers. Compiled by Edwin James. Map and pi. 3 vols. 8^. Lon- don, 1823. 20. 1. 32-34. — Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains. By George F. Ruxton. 12°. pp. viii, 332. London, 1849. ^* ^* ^^' A narrative of adventures in the Oregon and Rocky Mountains (Fur Hunters of the Far West). Map and pi. 2 vols. 8^. London, 1855. 1. 5. 6-7. Reconnaissance of a new Route through the Rocky Mountains. See Stansbury [Capt. Howard). Exploration. 20. 1. 25. Report of the Exploring Expedition to, in the year 1842 [etc.]. By Lieut. John C. Fremont, Lopographical Engineers. Maps and pi. 8°. Washington, 1845. 20. 1. 12. Report on the Exploration of the Kootanie and Boundary Passes of, in 1858. By Capt. Blakiston. 8°. pp. 25. \Misc. Pampli., vol. viii.] 31. 2. 8. Russia. Narrative of the Mission to, in 1866, of the Hon. Gustavus Vasa Fox, Assistant Secretary of the Navy. From the journal and notes of J. F. Loubat. Edited by John D. Champlin, jr. 13 portraits. 8^. pp.444. New York, 1873. 1. 4. 2. Sacramento Mountains. Report of a reconnaissance of. By Lieut. W. F. Smith. 80. Washington, 1850. 20. 2. 44. 29 226 EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. EXPLOE^TIONS, EXPEDIPIOKS, SURVEYS, ETO. 227 Source. Travels. Source of the Saint Peter's River, Lake Winnepeck, Lake of the Woods, etc., in 1823. Expedition to, under the command of Maj. Stephen. H. Long, U. S. Topographical Engineers. Narrative compiled by William H. Keat- ing. Map and pi. 2 vols. 80. London, 1825. 20. 1. 38-39. Sources of the Mississippi. Account of Expeditions to, and to the sourx:es of the Arkansavv, Kansas, La Platte, and Pierre Jaune Rivers, 1 805-1 807. By MaJ. Z. M. Pike. Maps and illus. 8°. pp. 277 (with appendixes). Philadelphia, 18 10. 20. 3. 8. of the Mississippi River. Exploratory expedition to, in 1820, [and] discovery of its origin in Itaska Lake, in 1832. By Henry R. School- craft. Maps and illus. 8°. pp. xx, 596. Philadelphia, 1855. 20. 3. 39. Southern Atlantic Ocean. Narrative of a voyage to, in the years i828-'3o, performed in H. M. Sloop "Chanticleer," under the command of the late Capt. Henry Foster. From the private journal of W. H. B. Webster, Surg. Vol. n. 80. pp. 398. London, 1834. 2. 5. 24. Boundary Line of Kansas. Report on the Survey of. By C. With colored map. In i vol. 8^. Washington, 1869. 20. 3. 43. [Miscellaneous Documents.] Report upon the so-called Yellowstone Expedition of 1871. By Lieut. G. C. Doane. pp. 40. Washingtori, 1873. Report of a reconnaissance of the basin of the Upper Yellowstone in 187 1. By Capts. J. W. Barlow and D. P. Heap. Map. pp. 43. Washington, 1872. Report in relation to Indian interference with the Northern Pacific Railroad. By Maj. J. W. Barlow. Maps. pp. 19. Washington, 1872. Report on the Yellowstone Expedition of 1873. By Col. D. P. Stanley, pp. 17. Washington, 1874. In i vol. 8°. 20. 3. 42. Reconnaissance of Northwestern Wyoming, including Yellowstone National Park, made in 1873. By Capt. Wm. A. Jones, Corps of Efigineers. Maps and illus. 8^. Washington, 1875. 20. 3. 44. General Report: Chap. I. Descriptive Journal. II. Physical Geography. III. The Yellowstone route to Montana. IV. Meteorology: Astronomical Report— Lieut. S. E. Blunt. Geological Report— Prof . Theo. B. Comstock. Chap. I. Introduction. II. Physical Geography. III. Stratigraphy — Metamorphic and Paleozoic. IV. Stratigraphy— Mesozoic and Tertiary. V. Stratigraphy— Post-Tertiary and Recent. VI. Stratigraphy — General review, with Economic Geology. VII. Dynamical Geology— Elevations, Erosion and Denudation. VIII. Dynamical Geology— Biological and Chemical Action. IX. Thermo-Dynamics—Igneous Rocks and Hot Springs. X. Thermo-Dynamics— Description of Hot Springs. XI. Same., continued. XII. Same., continued. XIII. Thermo-Dynamics— Description of Geysers, and summary. XIV. Archaeology— Manners and Customs of Eastern Shoshones. XV. Philological Notes on Eastern Shoshone dialect. Report on Mineral and Thermal Waters— Z>r. C. L. Heizmann, U. S. A. Botanical Report-Z)r. C. C. Parry. Entomological Report— J. D. Putnam. Appendix— 50 maps. Report of an Expedition up the Yellowstone River made in 1875. By Lieut. Cois. Forsyth and Grant, U, S. A. Maps. 8^. pp. 17. Wash- ington, 1875. 20. 3. 41. ^36 EXPLORA.TIOHS, EXPEDITIONS SURVEYS, ETC. EXPLORATIONS, EXPEDITIONS, SURVEYS, ETO. 237 Yellowstone Region. Zuni. Yellowstone Region. The Great Divide. Travels in Upper Yellowstone in the summer of 1874. ^y Earl Dunraven. Illus. and maps. 8^. pp. xvi, 377. New York [London], 1876. 1. 3. 1. See also Reconnaissance from Carroll, Montana. By Ludlow. 20. 5, 18. Yukon River. Report of a Reconnaissance of, in 1869. By Capt. C- W. Raymond, Corps of Engineers. Map. S^. pp. 112. Washington, 1871. 20. 1. 19. Travels in Alaska and on the Yukon. By Frederick Whymper. Illus. 80. pp. xviii, 353. New York, 1869. 1. 5. 1. See also Alaska. Zuni and Colorado Rivers. Report of an Expedition down the [in 185 1]. By Capt. Lorenzo Sitgreaves, Topographical Engineers. Map and pi. 8^. pp. 198. Washington, 1853. 20. 1. 27. See also American State Papers. 18. 4. 1. 21. 238 GEODESY, SURVEYIl^a, DRAWING, ETO. 9. GEODESY, SURVEYING, DRAWING, MAP-MAKING, PHO- TOGRAPHY, INSTRUMENTS, Etc. Arc du Meridien de 25O 20', entre la Danube et la Mer Glaciale, mesure depuis 181 6 jusqu'en 1855. Par F. G. W. Struve. PI. 2 vols. 4^. St. Petersbourg, 1857. L. S. Barometer. A manuel of the, and a description of the Aneroid Barometer. By John Henry Belville, of the Royal Observatory^ Greenwich. lUus. 12O. pp. 53. 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Surveys West of looth Merid- ian. Vol. II. 20. 4. 26. Base Centrale de la Triangulation Geodesique d'Espagne. Par D. Carlos Ibanez e Ibanez. [Translated into French from the Spanish by A. Laus- sedat] Illus. 8°. pp. 300, cclxiv. Madrid, 1865. L. S. Bases. Experiences faites avec I'Appareil ^ mesurer les Bases, appartenant ^ la Commission de la Carte d'Espagne. Par D. Carlos Ibanez e Ibanez. [Translated into French from the Spanish by A. Laussedat.] .Illus. 2P. pp. 235, cxlvii. Madrid, i860. L.S. Breite und Azimuth, Bestimmung der, zu Dablitz in 1863. pp. 38. Und auf dem LaaerBerge bei Wienin 1864. pp. 74. Von C. von Littrow. Illus. I vol. 40. Wien, 1871. L. S. 239 240 aEODESY, SUKVEYING, DEAWING, ETO. GEODESY, SUEVEYINa, DRAWING, ETC. 241 Cadrans Solaires. Drawing. Cadrans Solaires (Instruction sur les). Ecole Royal d'Etat-Major. S^*. pp. 8. Paris, n. d. 6. 3. 30. [Military pamphlets.l Chronometer. New break-circuit Chronometer. 8^. \Mlsc, Pamp/i., vol. xi.] 31. ^. 11. Chronomdtres. 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A Treatise on the method of, as prescribed by the United States Congress, and the Commissioner of the General Land Office. With complete mathematical, astronomical, and practical instructions, for the use of United States Surveyors in the field, and Students who contem- plate engaging in the business of public Land Surveying. By S. V. Clev- enger, U. S. Dep. Surveyor. Cuts. \(P. pp.200. New York, 1877. 18. 1. 39. 262 GEODESY, SURVEYING, DEAWING, ETC. aEODESr, SURVEYING, DRAWING, ETO. 263 Surveying. Surveying. Surveying. Practical notes on Hydrographic and Mining Surveys. By W. H. Hearding, C. E. Illus. 8°. pp. 54. Milwaukee, 1872. 18. 2. 31. Zeitschrift fflr Vermessungswesen. Im Auftrag und als Organ des Deutschen Geometervereins. Vol.11: pp. iv, 386, by W. Jordan. Vol. Ill : pp. viii, 428, by M. Doll. Bound in i vol. Illus. 8^. Stuttgart, i873-'74. L. S. La7id. A Treatise on. Comprising the Theory developed from five Elementary Principles ; and the Practice with the Chain alone, the Com- pass, the Transit, the Theodolite, the Plane Table, etc. By William M. Gillespie, LL. D. Illus. 5th ed. 8^. pp. 413. New York, 1857. 18. 2. 32. Manual of, for India. Compiled by Col. H. L. Thuillier and Lieut. Col, R. Smith. 3d ed. PI. and illus. 8^. pp. xxi, 623 ; and Appen- dix, pp. ccviii. Calcutta, 1875. ^^* ^' ^^* Marine. A Treatise on. By Thomas Charles Robson. PI. 8°. pp. 165. London, 1834. 18. 2. 27. ■ Nautical. A Treatise on, containing an outline of the duties of the Naval Surveyor : with cases applied to Naval Evolutions and miscella- neous rules and tables. By Commander Edward Belcher. Illus. 2P. pp. iv, 290. London, 1835. 2 copies. 18. 2. 34. Nautical. An Introduction to the Practice of, and the construction of Sea-Charts. Translated from the French of C.-F. Beautemps-Beaupr6, by Captain. Richard Copeland, R. N. With an appendix. 2 vols. 4^. 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New York, 1864. 18. 2. 27. 264 GEODESY, SURVEYING, DRAWING, ETC. GEODESY, SURVEYING, DRAWING, ETO. 265 Surveying. Triangulation. Surveying and Navigation. The same. 8^. New York, 1845. ^^' S- See also Military Surveying. Tables. Rechentafeln. welche alles Multipliciren unci Dividiren mit Zahlen unter Tausend ganz ersparen, bei grosseren Zahlen aber die Rechnung erleichteren und sicherer machen. Von Dr. A. L. Crelle. 4°. Berlin, 1869. L. S. and Formulae useful in Surveying. Geodesy, and practical Astronomy. A Collection of, including the elements for the Projection of Maps. By Capt. T. J. Lee, Topographical Engineers. 8°. pp. 94, 95. Washington, 1849. 28. 1. 20. The same. 2d ed. 8°. Washington, 1853. 28.1.19. The same. And instructions for Field Magnetic Observations. 3d ed., revised and enlarged. 8^. pp. ix, 310. Washington, 1873. 17. 6. 3. [Professional Papers No. 12, Corps of Engineers, U. S. 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A new and complete set of, showing the difference of Lati- tude and the Departures to every minute of the Quadrant, and to five places of decimals. By Capl. J. T. Boileau. PI. 80. pp. xlvi, 96. London, 1839. L. S. — to every degree and quarter degree of the Compass or Horizon, for the use of Surveyors. [Anon.] 8°. pp. 200. New Brunswick, N. J., 1807. 19. 4. 31. Triangulation. Die Konigl. Preussische Landes Hauptdreiecke. Heraus- gegeben vom Bureau der Landes-Triangulation. lllus. 2 vols. BerUn, i87o-'74. L. S. [Incomplete.] 34 266 GEODESY, SURYEYINa, DRAWINQ, ETC. aHODESY, SURVEYING, DRAWING, ETO. 267 Triangulation. Triangulation. Triangulation. Triangulation der Umgegend von Berlin. Herausgegeben vom Bureau der Landes-Triangulation. pp.viii, 516. [And] Instruction fiir die zur Landes-Triangulation kommandirten Trigonometer. Illus. pp. 36, 40. Berlin, 1867. L. S. von Java (Die). Ausgefuhrt vom Personal des Geographischen Dien- stes in Niederlandisch Ost-Indien. L. S. I. Abtheilung. 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A Geographical Description of the State of Louisiana, the southern part of the State of Mississippi, and Ter- ritory of Alabama, presenting a view of the soil, climate, animal, vege- table, and mineral productions ; illustrative of their natural physiognomy, their geographical configuration, and relative situation, with an account of the character and manners of the inhabitants. By William Darby. Map. Second ed. 8^. pp. 350. New York, 1817. 24. 5. 26. Military Departments, etc., of the United States. A series of Topographical Maps prepared under the direction of Officers of the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army. Portfolio, v. d. 52. 4. 1. Mississippi River. Maps and drawings illustrating Improvements of, between the Illinois and Ohio Rivers. In 1 1 sheets. From Surveys made under the direction of Lieut. Col. W. F. Raynolds and Col. J. H. Simpson, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. In one bound vol. obi. fol. n. d. 62. 3. 1. 35 274 GEOaRAPHY, INOLUDINa ATLASES, ETC. 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Also, an account of the Sulpitian Mission among the emigrant Cayugas about Quinte Bay, in 1668. By Charles Hawley, D.D. With an Introduction by John Gilmary Shea, LL. D. Map. 8^. Auburn, N. Y., 1879. 24. 4. IL Charleston, 1863. Engineer and Artillery operations against the Defenses of Charleston Harbor in 1863. By Maj. Gen. Q. A. Gillmore, Major of Engi- neers. 76 pi. and views. 2P. pp.354. New York, 1865. 17.6.7. [Professional Papers No. 16, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A,] Chase (Samuel). His life. John Sanderson's American Biography. Vol. IX. 80. Philadelphia, 1834. 2. 5. 23. Chevalier (Michael). Obituary notice of. By Moncure Robinson. 8°. 1880. {Misc. Pamph., vol. ix.J 31. 2. 9. Civil War in-the United States, 1861-65. [A series of maps of Campaigns, Battlefields, etc., prepared under the direction of officers of the Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.] 3 portfoUos. v. d. Cases 52 & 58. Contents. Armies of the Potomac and James, (In sets.) Army of Virginia, under General John Pope. Army of the Tennessee. Routes followed under General Grant. Atlanta : Siege of. Atlanta Campaign. 3 sheets. Big Black River Bridge, Miss. Blakely. Charleston City and Harbor. Chattanooga : Battlefield of. , Columbus, Ky. : Fortifications at. Corinth and Monterey. Fort Sumter at the time of its capture. Fort Fisher and vicinity. 2 sheets. Franklin, Tenn : Battlefield of. Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek, Va. Fort Henry. Plan. Fort Donelson. Plan. Gauley Bridge. General Grant's campaigns, Virginia. General Thomas's campaigns. General Sherman's marches. 284 HISTOEY AND BIOGEAPHY, ETC. HISTORY AND BIOGEAPHY, ETO. 286 Civil War. Corps of Engineers. Civil War in the United States, 1861-'65: Battle-field maps continued. Gettysburg. 3 sheets. Hagerstown, Falling Waters, &c. Harper's Ferry, Va. Island No. 10, and New Madrid. Knoxville, Tenn., and approaches and defenses of. Mobile. Confederate defenses. — — Mobile. Defenses of the city. Nashville : Battlefields in front of. Peninsula campaign. 3 sheets. Port Hudson and vicinity. Roanoke Island : Battlefield of. Spanish Fort, Mobile Bay. Siege operations. Shiloh Battlefield. South Mountain. Vicksburg, Miss. : Siege of. Waynesboro, Va. : Battlefield of. Washington : Forts and roads about. Winchester, Va. : Battlefields. Yorktown : Siege of. — Battlefields of Virginia. Chancellorsville, embracing operations of the Army of Northern Virginia, from the first battle of Fredericksburg to the death of Lieut. Gen. Jackson. By Jed. Hotchkiss and William Allen. Portrait and 5 maps. 8^. pp. 152. New York, 1867. 24. 2. 21. — Histoire de la Guerre Civile en Am^rique. Par M. le Comie de Paris. 4 vols., 8O; and 2 atlases, fol. Paris, i874-'75. 24. 2. 23-26. — [History of.] Geschichte des Biirgerkrieges in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika, i86i-'65. Von Constantine Sander. Zweite Auflage, von F. Mangold. Vol. I. 8^. pp. 792. Frankfurt, 1876. 24. 2. 29. — Narrative of Military Operations during the late War between the States. By Joseph E. Johnston, General, C, S. A. PI. and maps. 8°. pp. 602. New York, 1874. 24. 2. 1. — Puissance Militaire des fitats-Unis d'Am^rique d'apr^s la Guerre de la Secession, 1861-65. Par F.-P. Vigo Rousillon. 7 pi., 3 maps. 8^. pp. ix, 468. Paris, 1866. 24. 2. 34. The "C. S. A." and the Battle of Bull Run. (A letter to an English friend.) By J. G. Barnard, Major of Engineers, Brig, Gen., etc., U. S.A, 5 maps. 80. pp. 124. New York, 1862. 24. 3. 37. Clark (Abraham). His Hfe. John Sanderson's American Biography. Vol. VI. 80. Philadelphia, 1824. 2. 6. 21. Columbia River. Message of the President of the United States, communi- cating letter of Mr. Prevost, and other documents relative to an establish- ment at the mouth of, January 27, 1823. 8°. pp. 65. Washington, 1823. 16. 2. 26. Corps of Engineers, United States Army. Historical Sketch of the Corps of Engineers, by Lieut. Col. Thomas L. Casey, and remarks upon its Organ- ization and Duties, by Gen. A. A. Humphreys, Chief of Engineers. 8°. pp. 43. Washington, 1876. 24. 4. 9. HISTORY AND BIOGEAPHT, ETO. Ui l llH il .H ' l l . I H»!I .JIMJt.M « HISTOEY AND BIOGEAPHY, ETO. 287 Crimean War. First Regiment. Crimean War. Rapport h I'Empereur par le Mar^chal Ministre de la Guerre, sur Tensemble des dispositions administratives auxquelles a donn6 lieu la Guerre d'Orient. 8o. pp. 58. Paris, 1856. 24. 3. 17. See also Delafield {Maj. R.). Art of War: 24. 3. 6. McClellan ( Gz//. George B.). Report: 24.6.22. Mordecai (J/^/'. Alfred). Report: 24. 6. 21. — See also Sebastopol. Danzig. Relation de la defense de Danzig, en 18 13, par le 10™® Corps de I'Armee Fran9aise. Par P.-H. D'Artois, Capitaine du Genie, Text and plan. 2 vols. 80. Paris, 1820. 16. 4. 35-36. Daussy {M. Pierre). Notice sur la Vie et les Travaux de. Par M, de la Ro- quette. 8°. pp. 27. Paris, 1861. 16. 2. 23. Destruction and Reconstruction. Personal experiences of the late War. By ^\Qhax6.T2iy\ox J Lieut, Gen, in the Confederate Army. BP, pp.274. New York, 1879. 24. 2. 6. Dictionnaire universel d'Histoire et de G^ographie. Par M. N. Bouillet. 20™® 6d. 8°. pp. iv, 2040. Paris, 1866. 5. 2. 14. District of Columbia. Chorographical and Statistical description. [By D. B. Warden.] 8°. pp. vii, 212. Paris, 181 6. 1. 5. 27. ^cole Polytechnique (L'Ancienne). Par M. Arago. 8°. pp. 44. Paris, 1855. 24. 4. 7. ill^ments d'Art et d'Histoire Militaires. Par Frof, Ed. De la Barre Duparcq. 80 pp. 401. Paris, 1858. 6. 3. 4. The same. Translated from the French and edited by Brig, Gen, George W. CuUum. 80. pp. 556. New York, 1863. 6. 3. 3. EUery (William). His life. John Sanderson's American Biography. Vol. IX. 80. Philadelphia, 1834. 2. 5. 23. Etudes d'Histoire Militaire d'apres la m6thode appliqu6e. Par Verdy du Vernois, General-Major, 160. pp. 187. Paris, 1877. 6. 3. 38 Farragut (David Glasgow), First Admiral of the United States Navy. The Life of, embodying his journal and letters. By his son, Loyall Farragut. Portraits, maps, and illus. 8°. pp. vi, 586. New York, 1879. 24. 2. 8. Fifteen decisive Battles of the World, from Marathon to Waterloo. By E. S. Creasy, M. A. 12O. pp. 364. New York, 1877. 24. 3. 25. First Regiment of Artillery, U. S. A. The History of, from its organization in 182 1, to January i, 1876. To which is added a series of communica- tions from Officers now or formerly of the Regiment, giving their per- sonal reminiscenses of services with it. By Bvt, Maj, William L. Haskin, U.S,A, 80. pp. xvi, 668. Portland, Me., 1879. 24.4.22. 288 HISTORY AND BIOGEAPHY, ETO. HISTORY AND BIOGEAPHY, ETO. 289 Five Forks. Franklin, Five Forks, (Va.). \ Battle of.] An account of the operations of the 5th Army Corps, commanded by Major-General G. K. Warren, at the Battle of Five Forks, April i, 1865, and the Battles and Movements preliminary to it. By G. K. Warren, late Major-General Volunteers. Map. 8°. pp. 53. New York, 1866. 24. 2. 36. Florida. The War in : Being an exposition of its Causes, and an accurate History of the Campaigns of Generals CHnch, Gaines, and Scott. By a late Staff Officer. Map. 12O. pp. 184. Baltimore, 1836. 24. 3. 34. Campaign, 1836. Proceedings of the Military Court of Inquiry in the case of Maj. Gen. Scott and Maj. Gen. Gaines [on failure of the Florida Campaign in 1836]. 8°. pp.734. [Washington, 1837.] 2. 5. 14. and Louisiana, 1814-15. Historical Memoir of the War in West Florida and Louisiana in 18 14 and 181 5. With an atlas. By Maj» A. La- carriere Latour. Translated from the French by H. P. Nugent. 8^. pp. 189. Philadelphia, 181 6. 24. 5. 26. Fort Monroe, (Va.). Information obtained from the Records of the Engineer Department and other Official Sources in relation to the History of, etc., by J. W. Kirkley, Clerk in Adjutant- GeneraPs Office. 8°. pp. 18. Washington, 1875. [Misc. Pamph., vol. xv.J 31. 2. 15. Forts Sumter and Moultrie, in 1860-61. 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Washington, 1872. 7. 2. 7. 392 METALS, METALLURGY, ETC. METALS, METALLURGY, ETC. 393 Steel. Steel. Steel. A treatise on, comprising its Theory, Metallurgy, Properties, Practical Working and Use. By M. H. C. Landrin,y>. Translated from the French, with notes, by A. A. Fesquet, with an appendix on the Bessemer and Martin processes for manufacturing Steel. 16^. pp. 352. Philadelphia, 1868. 19. 5. 24. The use of, for Constructive Purposes. Method of working, apply- ing and testing Plates and Bars. By J. Barla, Chief Naval Constructor at L Orient. Translated from the French, with a preface, by Alex. L. Holley. 160. pp. no. New York, 1875. 1®- 5. 27. — See also Iron and Steel. 50 394 MILITARY EDUCATION, ADMINISTRATION, ETC. 19. MILITARY EDUCATION, ADMINISTRATION, ORGANIZA- TION, ORDERS, REGULATIONS, Etc. Admission of University Candidates to the Scientific Corps. Report of a Committee appointed by the Secretary of State for War. fol. pp. 25. London, 1874. 47. 5. 8. 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London, 1876. 47. 4. 17. [British Parliamentary Papers.] Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into certain memo- rials from Officers in the Army in reference to the Abolition of Purchase; together with minutes of evidence, appendix and index, fol. pp. 193. London, 1874. 47. 5. 47. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Report of the Royal Commission on Army Promotion and Retirement; together with minutes of evidence, appendix and index, fol. pp. xliii, 308. London, 1876. 47. 5. 46. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Revised Maps of the United Kingdom, showing the D^pot Centres, etc., as proposed in report on Organization of the Military Land Forces. 3 folded maps. London, 18.72. 47. 3. 39. [British Parliamentary Paper.] Supplementary estimate for year 1878-79. fol. London, 1878. 47. 5. 41. [.^tfawdTwiVA "Army Estimates," 1879-80. Parliamentary Papers.] and Navy. Civil employment of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines. Re- port from a Select Committee, fol. pp. viii, 232. 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London, 1873. 47. 2. 17. [British Parliamentary Paper.) Report of Hon. Thomas Jefferson, Secretary of State, on the subject of the Cod and Whale Fisheries, 1791. [And] Report of Lorenzo Sabine, Esq., on the Principal Fisheries of the American Seas. 8^. Washington, 1872. 46. 1. 21. United States Commission of. Reports : Condition, Decrease, and Propagation of Food Fishes in the waters of the United States. Parts I-VI. lUus. 6 vols. 80. Washington, i872-'8o. 46. 1. 22-27. United States Exhibit at the International Fishery Exhibition at Ber- lin, 1880. By G. Brown Goode. Bulletin No. 18, U. S. National Mu- seum. 80. pp. 263. Washington, 1880. 22. 2. 12. Flora of St. Croix and the Virgin Islands. By Baron H. F. A. Eggers. Bul- letin U. S. National Museum, No. i^. 8^. pp.133. Washington, 1879. 22. 2. 11. Forest Culture and Eucalyptus Trees. By Ellwood Cooper. 12^. pp. 237. San Francisco, 1876. 16. 2. 29. Forestry. Cultivation of Timber and the Preservation of Forests. 8^. pp. 119. Washington, 1874. 43. 1 16. |H. R. Report 259, 43d Cong., ist Sess.l Epping Forest Commission. Preliminary Report of, dated February 27,1875. PL fol. pp.71. London, 1875, 47.4.32. The same. Final Report of, dated March i, 1877. Maps. fol. pp. 116. London, 1877. 47.4.47. Report upon. Prepared under the direction of the Commissioner of Agriculture, by Franklin B. Hough. 8°. Washington, 1878. 2 copies. 47. 2. 32. Tree Planting and Schools of Forestry in Europe, with other papers. By B. G. Northrop, Secretary Conn. Board of Education. 8^. pp. 79. New York, 1879. \Misc. Pamph., vol. xv.] 31. 2 15. 53 418 NATURAL HISTORY, ETC. NATUEAL HISTORY, ETO. 419 Gardening. Geological. Gardening. The American Gardener, [etc.]. 18°. pp. 348. Georgetown, D. C. 1818. 1. 5. 36. See also Parks and Gardens of Paris. 16. 1. 27. Gems. A popular Treatise on, in reference to their scientific value. By L. Feuchtwanger. Col. pi. 12O. pp. 437. New York, 1859. 19. 3. 21. Geological Chart of the United States, by F. H. Bradley. 12O. Case. New York, 1875. 20. 1. 1. Exploration of part of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois in 1839. ^Y David Dale Owen, J/. Z>. 8^. pp.191. Washington, 1844. 20.3.14. Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel. Report of. Clarence King, U. S. Geologist in Charge. 7 vols., 4*^; and 2 atlases, fol. Washington, i87o-'8o. 17. 6, 9-16. Vol. I. Systematic Geology. II. Descriptive Geology. III. Mining Industry. Atlas accompanying Vol. ,111. IV. Zoology and Palaeontology. V. Botany. VI. Microscopical Petrography. VII. Odontornithes. Geological and Topographical Atlas. [Professional Papers No. i8, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.J The same. Collection of Photographic Views taken during the Survey. 2 vols. fol. Washington, n. d. 52. 1. 1-2. Pamphlets. 3 vols. 8°. V. p. and d. 19. 3. 9-11. Vol. I.— I. Geology of Arkansas Territory. By Featherstonhaugh. 2. Geological Reconnaissance in Wisconsin. By Featherstonhaugh. 3. First Report on Geology of Maine. By Jackson. 4. Second Geological Report : States of Maine and Massachusetts. By Jackson. 5. Geology and Mineralogy of London and Vl^'indham Counties, Conn. By Mather. 6. New York State Geological Survey. Reports by Emmons, Mather, and others. II.— I. Pennsylvania State Geological Survey: Annual Reports i-6. By Rogers. (i836-'42.) 2. Geology, &c., of Portion of Alleghany Mountains. By Taylor. III. — I. Maryland Geological Survey. Reports of Project and Annual Reports, 1833-' 40. By Ducatel and Alexander. 2. Tennessee. Fourth and Fifth Geological Reports. 1837-39. By Troost. 3. Michigan Geological Survey. Second, Third, and Fourth Annual Reports. By Douglas Houghton. (i839-'4i.) 4. Notes on the Geology of the Western States, by J. Hall, New York State Geologist. 5. Address of Prof. Edward Hitchcock, before the Association of American Geologists, at Philadelphia, April 5, 1841. — Reconnaissance made in 1835 from the Seat of Government, by way of Green Bay and Wisconsin Territory, to the Coteau de Prairie. By G. W. Featherstonhaugh, U. S. Geologist. Illus. 8^. pp. 168. Washing- ton, 1836. 20. 1. 29. — Report of the Exploration of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers. [Reynolds's, in 1859-60.] By Dr. F. V. Hayden. 8^. pp. ix, 144. Washington, 1869. 20. 3. 43. 420 NATURAL HISTORY, ETC. NATURAL HISTORY, ETO. 421 Geological. Geological. Geological Report of the Exploring Expedition from Santa ¥6, New Mexico, to the junction of the Grand and Green Rivers of the Great Colorado of the West in 1859, under the command of Capt. J. N. Macomb, Topograph- ical Engineers. By Fro/. J. S. Newberry. 4°. Washington, 1876. 20. 4. 4. Report of an examination made in 1834 of the Elevated Country be- tween the Missouri and Red Rivers. By G. W. Featherstonhaugh, U. S. Geologist Profile. 8°. pp. 97. Washington, 1835. 20. 1. 28. Survey of Canada. Reports of progress for the years 1853-57, 1875-79. By SirV^, E. Logan and Alfred R. C. Selwyn. Maps and illus. 6 vols. 80. Toronto and Montreal, 1857-80. 1.4.16-21. Survey of India. Figures and descriptions of the Organic Remains procured during the Progress of. By William Waagen. Vol. I. PI. 4°. Calcutta, 1873. 44. 8. 6. The same. Memoirs. Vol. XII, Parts i and 2. Maps and pi. 8°. Calcutta, 1876. 44. 8. 13. The same. Records. Vol. IX. 2 maps. 8°. pp. 168. Calcutta, 1876. 44. 8. 14. Survey of Indiana. Second report made during the year 1870. By E. T. Cox, State Geologist, Maps and illus. 80. pp. 303. Indian- apolis, 1 87 1. 43.2. 4. Survey of Maryland. See Geological pamphlets. Vol. III. 19. 3. 11. Survey of Michigan. 2d, 3d, and 4th Annual Reports. By Douglas Houghton, State Geologist, 8°. Detroit, i839-'4i. 19. 3. 11. [Geological Pamphlets, vol. iii.] Survey of Missouri. Preliminary Report on the Iron Ores and Coal Fields from the field work of 1872. Illus. imp. 8° pp. xiv, 441 ; and atlas, fol. 2 vols. New York, 1873. 43. 2. 10. — The same. Reports 1855-187 1, by G. C. Broadhead, F. B. Meek, and B. F. Shumard. Illus. 80. Jefferson City, 1873. 43. 2. 11. — The same. Reports for the years 1873 and 1874. Illus. 8°; and atlas, fol. 2 vols. Jefferson City, 1874. 43. 2. 12. — Survey of Nebraska and portions of the adjacent Territories. Final report. By Dr. F. V. Hayden. Map and pi. 8°. pp. 264. Wash- ington, 1872. 20. 2. 1. — Survey of Ohio. Report of Progress in 1869. By Prof. J. S. New- berry. 80. Columbus, 1870. 43. 2. 13. The same. Report of Progress in 1870. 2 vols, [i of maps]. 8°. Columbus, 1 87 1. 43.2.14-15. The safne. Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio. Vol. I, Part I, Geology; Part 2, Palaeontology. Vol. II, Part i. Geology, and two portfolios of maps. 5 vols. 8©. Columbus, i873-'74. 43. 2. 16-20- 422 NATURAL HISTORY, ETO. NATURAL HISTOEY, ETC. 423 GeologicaU Geological, Geological Survey of Pennsylvania (Second). Report of Progress. 200 tables of Elevations above tide-level of the Railroad stations, Summits, and Tun- nels, Canal locks and dams. River riffles, etc., with a map. By Charles Allen. 8°. pp. xxiv, 279. Harrisburg, 1878. L. S. The same. Report of Progress in the Cambria and Somerset-District of the bituminous Coal-fields of Western Pennsylvania. By F. and W. G. Piatt. Illus. and maps. 2 vols. 80. Harrisburg, 1877. 43. 2. 7-8. Survey of Wisconsin, 1873-77, un^ler the direction of Prof. T. C. Chamberlin, State Geologist. Vols. II-III. 2 vols. imp. 8°, and atlas. [Madison], i877-'8o. 43. 2. 23-24. The same. Annual Reports of Progress for the years 1876, 1878, and 1879. 2 vols. 80. Madison, i877-'8o. 43. 2. 21-22. Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota ; and a portion of Ne- braska. By David Dale Owen. PI. and maps. ap. Philadelphia, 1852. 43. 2. 2. Surveys of the Territories (United States). Annual Reports. By Po/. F. V. Hayden. Maps and illus. 9 vols. 8°. Washington, 187 1-'79. 20. 2. 2-10. I. First, Second, and Third Annual Reports, 1867, i868, 1869. Nebraska. II. [Fourth Annual] Report, 1870. Wyoming Territory. III. Fifth Annual Report, 1871. Montana Territory. I\'^. Sixth Annual Report, 1872. Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah. V. Seventh Annual Report, 1873. Colorado. VI. Eighth Annual Report, 1874. Colorado and adjacent Territory. VII. Ninth Annual Report, 1875. Colorado and adjacent Territory. VIII. Tenth Annual Report, 1876. Colorado and adjacent Territory. IX. Eleventh Annual Report, 1877. Idaho and Wyoming. The same. Bulletin. Vols. I-V. Illus. 5 vols. 8^. Washington, 1875-80. 20. 2. 22-26. — The same. Miscellaneous Publications. Nos. i, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12. 80. Washington, i875-'8o. 20. 2. 13-18. — The same. Reports. Vols, i, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, and 12. 9 vols. 40. Washington, i873-'8o. 23. 6. 4-15. Contents. I. Extinct Vertebrate Fauna. By Prq/". Joseph Leidy, II. Vertebrata of the Cretaceous Formation. By Proy. E. D. Cope. V. Synopsis of the Acrididae. By Pro/. Cyrus Thomas. VI. Fossil Flora: Cretaceous. By /V^/". Leo Lesquereux. VII. Fossil Flora : Tertiary. By Pro/. Leo Lesquereux. IX. Invertebrate Cretaceous and Tertiary Fossils. By Pro/ F. B. Meek. X. Geometrid Moths: Phalaenidae. By A. S. Packard, M. D. XI. North American Rodentia. By Dr. Elliott Coues and Pro/ J. A. Allen. XII. Fresh-water Rhizopods. By Pro/. Joseph Leidy. — Surveys of the United States and Territories, and of British North America. Catalogue of official reports upon. By Frederick Prime, jr, go. 1879. {Misc. Pamph., vol. viii.] 31. 2. 8, 424 NATURAL HISTORY, ETC. NATURAL HISTORY, ETC. 425 Geological. Geology. Geological and Natural History Survey of Minnesota. Annual Reports for years 1873, 1875, ^"^ 1876. By N. H. Winchell, State Geologist, [Re- port for 1873 contains also Report of Regents of University of Minne- sota for 1873.] 3 vols. Illus. 80 St. Paul. L. S. 44. 6. 35. Geologic appliquee aux Constructions. Cours de. 2'"® partie. ^cole dcs Fonts et Chaussees. 4^. pp. 191. Paris, 1850. 7. 5. 40. Cours de. ^cole des Pouts ct Chaussees. fol. pp.212. [Paris, 1829.] 7. 4. 1. Explication des planches de fossiles qui accompagnent le Cours litho- graphique de G^ologie profess6 a I'lficole des Ponts et Chaussees. PI. 40. pp. 94. Paris, 1847. 7. 5. 39. pratique de la Louisiane. Par R. Thomassy. 6 pi. 4^. Paris, i860. 43. 2. 25. — et Mineralogie. Manuel de I'lngenieur des Ponts et Chaussees. Par A. Debauve, Ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees. 3'"® fasc. PI. 8^. pp. 112. Paris, 1872. 3. 4. 18. Geologue Voyageur. Guide du. Par Ami Boue. 2 vols. 16°. Paris, 1835. 19. 3. 19-20. Geology as a Science, applied to the reclamation of Land from the Sea, the construction of Harbors, the formation of Railroads, and the discovery of Coal. By John Rooke. 12^. pp. 442. London, 1840. 19. 3. 18. P^lementary. By Frof. Edward Hitchcock. 12^. pp. 7,61. New York, 1847. 28. 1. 27. The same. 12O. pp. 330. New York, 1864. 19. 3. 17. of Eastern Persia. See Persian Boundary Commission, Vol, II. 20. 3. 34. of Massachusetts. Final Report on. By Frof. Edward Hitchcock. Maps, pi., and illus. 2 vols. 4°. Northampton, 1841. 43. 2. 27-28. — of North America, with two Reports on the Prairies of Arkansas and Texas, the Rocky Mountains of New Mexico, and the Sierra Nevada of California. By Jules Marcou. Maps and pK 4°. Zurich, 1858. 2 copies. 43. 2. 1. of South Carolina. Report on. By M. Tuomey. Maps and illus. 40. Columbia, 1848. 43. 2. 26. of the Eastern portion of the Uinta Mountains and a region of country adjacent thereto. Report on. By J. W. Powell. Illus. 4°, and atlas fol. Washington, 1876. 23. 6. 23 of the Henry Mountains. Report on. By G. K. Gilbert. Illus. and maps. 40. pp. 160. Washington, 1877. 23. 6. 22. of the high Plateaus of Utah. Report on. By C. E. Button, Captain of Ordnance, U. S. A. Illus. /\9. pp. 307, and atlas fol. 2 vols. Washington, 1880. 23. 6. 25. 54 426 NATUEAL HISTORY, ETC. NATURAL HISTOEY, ETO. 427 Geology. Mineralogy. Geology and Agriculture of Mississippi. Preliminary Report. By Frof. L. Harper. 8°. Jackson, 1857. 43. 2. 9. and Mineralogy considered with reference to Natural Theology. By Rev. William Buckland, D. D. Illus. 2 vols. 8^. . Philadelphia, 1837. 19. 3. 1-2. and Topography of a portion of the Lake Superior Land District, in the State of Michigan. Report on. By J. W. Foster and J. D. Whitney, U. S. Geologists. Part I : Copper Lands. Part II : The Iron Region [and] General Geology. Maps and pi. 2 vols. 8°. Washington, i85o-'5i. 20. 1. 21-22. War and. La Guerra y la Geologia. Por el Corl. de Ingenieros Don A. R. Arroquia. 4 maps. 8^. pp. 293. Madrid, 187 1. 6. 3. 43. Glacial Drift in the Northeastern Carpathians. By John Home and R. L. Jack. 80. {Misc. Pa7nph., vol. viii.] 31. 2. 8. Introduction and succession of Vertebrate life in America. An address de- livered before the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Nashville, Tenn., August 30, 1877, by Prof. O. C. Marsh. 80. pp. 57. 14. 4. 10. Invertebrate Fossils collected in 1871-73. Report on. By C. A. White, M. D. [U. S. Geographical and Geological Surveys West of the looth Meridian. First Lieut. George M. Wheeler, Corps of Engineers^ in charge.\ 80. pp. 27. Washington, 1874. 20. 3. 36. Metamorphism produced by the burning of the Lignite beds in Dakota and Montana. By J. A. Allen. 8°. pp. 19. Boston, 1874. 19. 3. 6. Microscopical Petrography. See Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel. Vol. VI. 17. 6. 15. Mineral Wealth, Climate and Rainfall, and Natural Resources of the Black H ills of Dakota. By Walter P. Jenney, E. M., Geologist-in- Charge. Map. 80. pp.71. Washington, 1876. 20.3.46. Mineralogy. Mineralogie appliquee aux Constructions. Cours de. J^cole des Fonts et Chaussees. PI. 4O. pp.336. Paris, 1847. 7.5.38. according to the Natural History system. By Frof Robert Jameson. 80. pp. 283. Edinburgh, 1837. 19. 3. 12. and Geology. An Elementary Treatise on. By Frof. Parker Cleve- land, Bowdoin College. 2 vols, in i. 8^. pp. 818. Boston, 1822. 19. 3. 8. A System of, including an extended Treatise on Crystallography. By James D. Dana, A. M. 8°. pp. 558. New Haven, 1837. 19. 3. 7. An Elementary Introduction to the Knowledge of. By William Phil- lips, F. L. S. [etc.] 12O. pp. 406. London, 1823. 19. 3. 16. 428 NATURAL HISTORY, ETO. NATUEAL HISTORY, ETC. 429 Mineralogy. Natural History. Mineralogy. A Manual of, including Observations on Mines, Rocks, Reduc- tion of Ores, etc. By James D. Dana, A. M, S^. pp. 454. New Haven, 1864. 19. 3. 15. , Geology, and Mineral Analysis. Outlines of. By Fro/. Thomas Thompson, M. D. Ill us. 2 vols. 8°. London, 1836. 19. 3. 3-4. Mines. Annual Report of the Department of, New South Wales, for the year 1877. 2 maps. 40. pp. V, 208. Sydney, 1878. 42. 3. 7. Friction of Air in. A practical Treatise on. By J. J. Atkinson. 18°. pp. 69. New York, 1875. 18. 1. 41. Gases met with in Coal Mines. A practical Treatise on. By J. J. Atkinson. 180 pp. 53. New York, 1875. 18. 1. 42. Mines and Mining in the States and Territories west of the Rocky Mount- ains. Statistics of. 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th annual reports. By R. W. Raymond. Illus. 4 vols. 80. Washington, i873-'77. 47. 2. 33-36. Mariposa Company (Cal.). [Prospectus and reports.] Map. 8°. New York, 1863. 44. 2. 14. Practical Notes on Hydrographic and Mining Surveys. By W. H. Hearding, C. E, Illus. 8°. pp. 54. Milwaukee, 1872. 18. 2. 31. Subterraneous Surveying, with and withouTthe Magnetic Needle. By Thomas Fenwick and Thomas Baker. Illus. \(P. pp. xiii, 165. Lon- don, 1877. 18. 2. 26. See also Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel. Vol. III. 17. 6. 11. Mineur et du Metallurgiste (Atlas du), ou Recueil de Dessins lithographies re- latifs ^ I'exploitation des Mines et aux operations Metallurgiques, executes par MM, les Aleves de I'ficole Royale des Mines. Annees 1837, 't^^^^ '39, '4i-'42. 5 vols. fol. Paris, i837-'42. 51. 8-12. Mining Journal (Engineering and). Vol. XXVI I-XXX. 4 vols. fol. New York, i879-'8o. [Current.] 48. 18-21. Natural History of Arctic America. Contributions to. By Ludwig Kum- lein. Bulletin No. 15, U. S. National Museum. 8^. pp. 179. Wash- ington, 1879. 22. 2. 11. of Kerguelen Island. Contributions to. By Dr. J. H. Kidder, U. S. N. Bulletins o/tlie C/. S. National M?/seum, Nos. 1-2. In i vol. 8°. Wash- ington, 1875. 22. 2. 8. of New York. J^of. James Hall, State Geologist. Part 6: Palaeon- tology, Vol. Ill (text and pi.), Vol. IV, and Vol. V, part 2 (text and pi.) 5 vols. 40. Albany, i859-'79. 21. 2. 2-4. of New York. Bro/. James Hall, State Geologist. Illustrations of Devonian fossils. PI. 40. 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Parks and Gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other Cities and of public and private Gardens. Being notes on a study of Paris gardens. By W. Robinson. Illus. pp. xxiv, 548. London, 1878. 16. 1. 27. Plants collected in 1871-73. Catalogue of, etc. [U. S. Geographical and Geological Surveys West of looth Meridian: First Lieut. George M. Wh^Qltx, Corps 0/ Efigineers, in charge.] 8°. pp.62. Washington, 1874. 20. 3. 37. Preglaciai outlet of the Basin of Lake Erie into that of Lake Ontario. Dis- covery of; with Notes on the Origin of our Lower Great Lakes. By Prof. J. W. Spencer, B. A. Sc, Ph. Z>., F. G. S., Kings College, Windsor, N. S. 2 maps. 8^. pp. 37. n. p. 1881. \Misc. Pamph., vol. xv.] 31. 2. 15. Silurian System (The), founded on Geological Researches in the counties of Salop, Hereford, Radnor, Montgomery [etc.]. By Roderick Impey Mur- chison. Part I. 4^. pp. 576. London, 1839. 19' 6- 13« Vertebrata of the Eocene of New Mexico, collected in 1874. 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Figs. 4°. pp. 204, and atlas, fol. 2 vols. Mar- seille, 1873. 8. 5. 36. Expose de la Chambre de Commerce de Saint-Malo, sur les avantages generaux que presente le projet de Bassin ^ Flot commun aux deux villes de Saint-Malo et de Saint-Servan. Folding map. fol. pp. 16. Paris, 1836. 7. 5. 10. The Naval Dry Docks of the United States. By Charles B. Stuart, Engineer-in- Chief, U. S. N. 24 pi. 4O. pp. 94. New York, 1852. 7. 5. 12. Dock Yards and Iron Works of Great Britain and France. Report on. By Chief Engineer]. W. King, U. S. N. {^i^th Cong., 2d Sess., H. R. Ex, Doc. 14.) 80. Washington, 1864. 18. 3. 7. 433 55 434 NAVIGATION, ETC. NAVIGATION, ETO. 435 Exercise. Metallic. Exercise and Manoeuvre (Form of) for the Boat-Howitzers of the U. S. Navy. By Lieut, J. A. Dahlgren. PL 8^. pp. i6. Philadelphia, 1852. 7. 1. 49. Exercises in Small-arms and Field Artillery. Arranged for the Naval service under an order of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography of the Navy Department. By Henry H. 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Reprinted by order of the Secretary of the Navy, under the direction of Commodore Thornton A. Jenkins, U. S. N. 80. Washington, 1867. 18. 3. 2. Metallic Life Boat (Francis'). [Testimonials and communications.] Illus. 80. New York, 1853. 18. 3. 1. 436 NAVIGATION, ETO. NAVIGATION, ETO. 437 Mississippi River. Navigation. Mississippi River. The Western Pilot, containing charts of the Ohio River, and of the Mississippi from the mouth of the Missouri to the Gulf of Mexico, accompanied with directions for navigating the same, and a Gazetteer or description of the Towns. By Samuel Cumings. Illus. 8°. pp. 104. Cincinnati, 1829. 18. 3. 11. The sa?ne. 8^. pp.151. Cincinnati, 1832. 18.3.12. Nautical Almanac. Almanaque Nautico para 1878-82 (Ciudad de San Fer- nando). 5 vols. 80 Madrid, i877-'8o. 42. 7. 27-31. American Ephemeris and. 1866-81. 16 vols. 8^. Washington, i864-'8o. 46. 2. 1-16. (British) and Astronomical Ephemeris. 1847-65. 19 vols. 8° Lon- don, i843-'6i. Room 24. 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To- gether with the latest developments in Ordnance, Torpedoes, and Naval Architecture, and a concise summary of the principal Naval Battles of the last twenty years, 1860-80. By Lieut. Edward W. Very, U. S. N. Illus. 80. pp. 452. New York, 1880. 18. 3. 6. Navigation. A new Theoretical and Practical Treatise on, in which the aux- iliary branches of Mathematics and Astronomy are treated of; also theory and most simple methods of finding Time, Latitude, and Longitude. By M. F. Maury, Lietitenafit U. S. Navy. Illus. 8^. pp. -t^-xf^. Philadel- phia, 1845. L. S. and Nautical Astronomy. The Practical part. By H. W. Jeans, F. R. A. S. \(P. pp. 279. Weale's series. London, 1853. 18. 3. 20. Elements of Surveying and. By Charles Davies, LL. D. 8°. pp. 323. New York, 1864. 18. 2. 27. 438 NAViaATION, ETO. NAVIGATION, ETO. 439 Navigator. Pacific Coast. Navigator. The New American Practical. Being an epitome of Navigation ; containing all the tables necessary to be used with the Nautical Almanac m determining the Latitude and the Longitude by lunar observations, etc. By Nathaniel Bowditch, LL. D. Map. 27th ed. 8°. pp. 460. New York, 1857. 18. 3. 3. The same. 80. New York, 1839. L. S. Navy of the United States (The) from the commencement, 1775, to 1853; with a brief History of each Vessel's Service and Fate, as appears upon record fete.]. By Lieut. George F. Emmons, U. S. N, 40. Washington, 1853. 23. 6. 2. Contents. Ocean Navy of the United States no longer in service, etc. Lake Navy of the United States no longer in service, etc. Gunboats, Barges, and Surf-boats no longer in service. Navy of the United States still in service. Revenue and Coast Survey Vessels still in service. Steam Navy of the United States. United States Mail and other Ocean Steamers. Captures by the United States Navy in the order of date, Revolutionary War. 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Upper Lakes (Coast Pilot for), on both shores, from Chicago to Buffalo, Green Bay, Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. By Thomas S. Thompson. Charts. 8^. pp. 74.- Chicago, 1861. 18. 3. 13. Vanguard. Minutes of proceedings at a Court-Martial held at Devonport in September, 1875, ^^ inquire into the loss of H. M. S. Vanguard. With maps. fol. pp. 70. London, 1876. 47. 4. 40 f British Parliamentary Paper.] See also Arago (Fran9ois). CEuvres completes. 16. 2. 1-16. American State Papers. 18. 4. 1-21 Mechanics. 56 442 PERIODICALS AND JOUENALS. 22. PERIODICALS AND JOURNALS. American Association for the Advancement of Science. Proceedings. Vol. XXVIII, 1879. I vol. 80. pp. Ixii, 572. Salem, Mass., 1880. 14. 4. 7, Engineer (The). Vol. I. fol. Chicago, 1880. [Incomplete.] Journal of Mathematics, POre and Applied, Published under the auspices of the Johns Hopkins University. Vols. I-II. 4^. Baltimore, i879-'8o. [Current.] , 19. 6. Journal of Science and Arts. 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Revue universelle de I'Outillage des Travaux Publics et des Precedes du Genie Civil, i*"® serie. Vol. I. PI. fol. Paris, 1880. [Current.] 48. 48. des Travaux Publics de Belgique. Tome I-XXXIII. PI. 33 vols. 80, and atlas fol. Bruxelles, i843-'75. 44. 7 & 8. Annual Record of Science and Industry, 1871-78. Edited by Spencer F. Baird, with the assistance of Eminent Men of Science. 8 vols. 8°. New York, i872-'79. 1. 2. 19-26. (The) of Scientific Discovery; or, Year Book of Facts in Science and Art. For the years 1851, '52, '54, '59, '60, *6i, '62 and '69. 8 vols. 12°. Boston, i85i-'68. 14. 3. 1-8. Army and Navy Journal, and Gazette of the Regular and Volunteer Forces. Vols. X-XVII. fol. New York, i872-'8o. 25. 3. [Imperfect.] Association of the Graduates of the United States Military Academy. First to Eleventh annual Reunions, 1870-80. With an index. 3 vols. 8^. New York, and East Saginaw, Mich., 1870-80. 43. 1. 34-36. 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London, 1850. 46. 4. 17-18. 448 PERIODIOALS AND JOURNALS. PEEIODIOALS AND JOURNALS. 449 Memorial. Popular Science. Memorial de Ingenieros. Memorias, Articulos y Noticias interesantes al Arte de la Guerra en general, y a la profesion del Ingeniero en particular. Vols. I-X [except Vol. IV]. PI. and diagrams. 9 vols. 8^. Madrid, i846-'55. 2. 5. 1-9. de rOfficier du Genie, ou, Recueil de Memoires, Experiences, Obser- vations et Procedes generaux propres k perfectionner la Fortification et les Constructions Militaires. PI. Vols. I-XXV, and Index to Vols. I- XV. 26 vols. 80. Paris, 180^-76, [Current.] 45. 5. 1-26. Military Service Institution of the United States. Journal. Vol. I. 8°. New York, i879-'8o. 40. 3. 11. Mittheilungen aus Justus Perthes' Geographischer Anstalt uber wichtige neue Erforschungen auf dem Gesammtgebiete der Geographic. Von Dr. A. Petermann. 26 vols. 4^. Gotha, i855-'8o. [And] Ergiinzungsheft, 1860-80. [And 2 Indexes.] 14 vols. 4^. Gotha, 1860-80. 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PI. 14 vols. 40. Paris, i855-'68. 46. 5. 14-27. Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science. New series, Vol. I, 1827, to fourth series. Vol. XXVIII, 1864. 76 vols. 8°. London, i827-'64. [Discontinued.] 44. 4-6. Society of Washington. Bulletin. Vols. I-III. 3 vols, in i. 8°. Washington, i874-'8o. 44. 3. 13. Popular Science Monthly (The). Conducted by E. L. Youmans. Vol. I, 1872, to Vol. XVI, 1880, and supplements. 8°. New York. [Current.] 2. 4. 1-17. 57 450 PERIODIOALS AND JOURNALS. PEEIODIOALS AND JOURNALS. 451 Portefeuille. Year-Book. Portefeuille ficonomique des Machines. Tomes I-XIII. PI. 13 vols. Paris, i856-'68. 46. 5. 1-13. Railroad Journal. Edited by D. K. Minor and H. V. Poor. 1831-57. 17 vols. 40, and 1 1 vols. 80. New York. 15. 4. 1-30. [Discontinued.] Republic (The). A Monthly Magazine devoted to the dissemination of Political Information. Vol. I, March, 1873, to Vol. VIII, December, 1876. 7 vols. 80. Washington. 45. 5. 30-36. Revista de Obras Publicas e Minas. 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Notices sur les Modeles, Cartes et Dessins relatifs aux Travaux des Ponts et Chaussees. 8^. pp. iv, 417. Paris, 1878. 42. 8. 32. Universal Exhibition, 1867. Reports of the United States Commis- sioners. Illus. 6 vols. 8^. Washington, 1870. • 1. 2. 2-7. Contends. I. Introduction, with Selections from the Correspondence of Commissioner-General N. M. Beck- with and others ; General survey of the Exposition, with a report on the Character and Con- dition of the United States Section Report ; on the Fine Arts, Frank Leslie ; The Fine Arts applied to the Useful Arts; Extract from the Report of the International Committee on Weights, Measures, and Coins ; Bibliography of the Exposition of 1867 ; General alphabet- ical index. II. The production of" Iron and Steel in its Economic and Social Relations, Abram S. Hewitt ; Re- port upon the Precious Metals, William V. Blake ; The progress and condition of several departments of Industrial Chemistry, J. Lawrence Smith. III. 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Suggestions for Preparation of, 1878. 47. 3. 14. of the United Kingdom: Depot Centres, &c., 1872. 47. 3. 39. Territory restored to Turkey, Congress of Berlin, 1878. 47. 3. 3. Metropolitan Board of Works, 1874-77. 3 vols. 47. 4. 18-20. Military Education : Foreign, 1856. 47. 5. 7. The same, ist, 2d, and 3d Reports, i872-'74-'77- 47. 2. 22. Hospitals. Treatment of Sick and Wounded, 1858. 2 vols. 47. 5. 1-2. Prisons. Discipline, 1872, '74-' 76- 47.2.7. Warfare. Brussels Conference on Rules of, i874-'7S. 47. 3. 20. Militia and Brigade Depot Systems, 1877. 47. 6. 49.. Navy. Supplementary Estimate, i878-'79. 47. 6. 41. Northwest American Water Boundary. Correspondence and maps, 1872". 47. 3. 11. 492 MISCELLANEOUS. MISOELLANEOUS. 493 Parliamentary Papers. Parliamentary Papers, Parliamentary Papers — Continued. Ordnance- Armstrong and Whitworth. Vols. I-II. 1866. Artillery Experiments, 1875. Cost of Experiments with Guns, &c., 1878. Rifled Guns. Return, 1872. 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I-II, 1872 and 1874. Sewerage and Drainage of Dublin. Report, 1880. , Drainage, Liquid Manures, etc., 1852. Town. Modes of Treating Sewage. Ships of war. Cost of Experiments, 1878. The same. Cyclops and Devastation, 1871. The same. Recently constructed, 1872. Small arms, Cost of experiments, 1878. Martini-Henry Rifle, i874-*76. Report and Proceedings, 1854. Soldiers^ Sailors, and Marines ; Civil Employment, 1876. in Prisons, 1876. Spontaneous Combustion of Coal in Ships, 1876. Suez, Maritime Canal, 1870. The same. Purchase of. Correspondence, 1876. Taxation (Local) England, 1877. Tay Bridge Disaster, 1879. Reports. Torpedoes* Cost of Experiments, 1878. Training Naval Cadets. H. M. S. Britannia, 1875. Officers for Scientific Corps, and appendix, 1857. Vanguard (H. M. Ship). Court-martial on Loss of, 1876. Ventilation (Warming and) of Dwellings, 1857. Vienna Universal Exhibition, Reports, 1873. 4 vols. 8°, and plans fol. 47. 5. 19-20. 47. 6. 50. 47. 3. 40. 47.3.4. —41-4.86. 47. 5. 21. 47. 3. 12. 47. 3. 15. 47. 2. 13-14 47. 3. 23. 47. 2. 20. 47. 3. 34. 47. 3. 35-38. 47. 3. 35-38. 47. 3. 35-38. 47. 3. 6. 47. 3. 5. 47. 4. 48. 47. 3. 24. 47. 3. 16-17. 47. 4. 15. 47. 4. 16. 47. 4. 49-53. 47. 4. 23. 47. 5. 32. 47. 3. 18. 2 vols. 47. 3. 13. 47. 2. 21. 47. 4. 11 47. 3. 40. 47. 6. 17. 47. 5. 15. 47. 3. 40. 47. 3. 4. 47. 5. 3. 47. 4. 22. 47. 4. 16. 47. 4. 46. 47. 6. 63. 47. 4. 44. 47. 4. 21. 47. 3. 8. 47. 3. 40. 47. 3. 22. 47. 4. 5-6. 47. 4. 40. 47.3.1. 1. 2. 12-15. 494 MISOELLA.NEOUS. MISOELLANEOUS. Parliamentary Papers. 495 Printing. 47. 2. 10. 47. , 5. 48. 47. 2. 20. 47. 2. 19. 4T. 2. 24-27. 47 3. iH. 47 4. 45. Parliamentary Papers — Continued. Volunteer Corps. Annual Returns, 1875. War in Transvaal, South Africa, 1877. Water Supply, 1852. upply to Metropolis, 1850. Weights and Measures (Standard), 1873-76. 4 vols. 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Treaty signed at Berne, October 9, 1874. 4^. pp. 58. Washington, 1875. 24. 6. 14. Post Offices and Postmasters in the United States. 40. pp. 291. Washing- ton, 1868. 42. 3. 26 of the United States. Tables by States and Counties, 1830-31. \(P, pp. 359. Washington, 1831. Practical Ethics. By Rev. J. W. French, D, D. 3d ed. 8°. pp. 223. New York, 1865. 16. 1. 33. Printing. American Encyclopaedia of. By J. Luther Ringwalt. 8°. pp. XV, 512. Philadelphia, 187 1. 6. 4. 24. 496 ISOELLANEOUS. MISOELLANEOUS. 497 Printing. Texas. Printing. Specimen Book of plain and fancy Printing Types, etc. By L. Johnson & Co. 40. Philadelphia, [1865]. 44. 8. 24. The American Printer: A manual of Typography. By Thomas Mac- kellar. Illus. 12O. pp.336. Philadelphia, 1876. 16.5.32. Random Shots from a Rifleman. By Capt. J. Kincaid. 12^. pp. 192. Philadelphia, 1835. 16. 2. 30. Receipts and Expenditures of the United States. An account of, for the years 1822, '24, '25, '26, '27, '28. 6 vols. fol. 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