United States Government Publications, v. 8 Jan.-Jun. 1892: A Monthly Catalog
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United States Government Publications, v. 8 Jan.-Jun. 1892: A Monthly Catalog
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CATALOGUE.
JANUARY, 1892.
_Note_: The publications described in this number are octavo in size,
unless otherwise mentioned.
ABBE, CLEVELAND. Report on the international conference of
meteorologists in Munich. August, 1891. 6pp.
Agr'l Dep't, Annual Report 1891, pp. 626-631.
ABBOTT, D. P., and or's. Report from the committee on claims favoring
bill for the relief of D. P. Abbott and others, sureties. February 5,
1892. 9pp.
H.R. rep. no. 61; 52d Cong., 1st sess.
---- JOHN T., _U.S. Minister._ Trade with the San Blas coast. 6pp.
U.S. Consular Reports no. 137, pp. 217-222.
---- W. L. Descriptive catalogue of the Abbott collection of
ethnological objects from Kilima-Njaro, East Africa. From report of the
Nat. Mus. 1891, pp. 1-50. Washington, 1892. 52pp.
ADAMS, EPHRAIM D. The historical development of the budget in the
United States. (Abstract.) 1p.
Am. Hist. Ass'n rep. 1890, p. 81.
---- HENRY C. Transportation on railways in group vii. Statistics for
the ten years ended 1889. 4^o. 14pp.
U.S. Census 1890; Bulletin, no. 160.
---- Transportation on railways in group viii. Statistics for the ten
years ending 1889. 4^o. 15pp.
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