-Reports and awards. Ed. by F.f A. Walker. 1877-78. 32 v. Lib. has Groups no. 1, 3, 10, 14, 20, 30-36 & awards on collective exhibits. T825 D8 P5. 6204 Contents.-Group I. Minerals, mining and metallurgy. 1878.Group II. Pottery, porcelains, bricks, clays, cements, and their materials, etc. 1877.-Group III. Chemistry and pharmacy. 1878.Group IV. Animal and vegetable products, and the machinery for their preparation. 1877.-Group V. Fish and fish products-apparatus of fishing, etc. 1877.-Group VI. Timber, worked lumber, parts of buildings, forestry. 1877. Group VII. Furniture, upholstery, woodenware, baskets, etc. 1877.-Group VIII. Cotton, linen, and other fabrics, including the materials and the machinery. 1877.-Group IX. Wool and silk fabrics, including the materials and the machinery. 1877.Group X. Clothing, furs, india-rubber goods, ornaments, and fancy articles. 1877.-Group XI. Jewelry, watches, silver-ware, bronzes, etc. 1877.-Group XII. Leather and manufactures of leather. 1877.Group XIII. Paper industry, stationery, printing, and bookmaking. 1877.-Group XIV. Apparatus of heating, lighting, ventilation, watersupply, and drainage. 1878.Group XV. Builders' hardware, edge tools, cutlery, etc. 1877.Group XVI. Military and sporting arms, weapons, apparatus of hunting, explosives, etc. 1877.-Group XVII. Carriages, vehicles, and accessories. 1877. Group XVIII. Railway plant, rolling stock, and 1877.apparatus; road engines. Group XIX. Vessels and apparatus of transportation, not included in other groups. 1877.-Group XX. Motors, hydraulic and pneumatic apparatus, etc. 1878.-Group XXI. Machine tools. 1877.-Group XXII. Machines, apparatus, and implements used in sewing and making clothing, lace, ornamental objects, pins, etc. 1877.-Group XXIII. Agricultural machines, implements of agriculture, horticulture, gardening. 1877.-Group XXIV. Instruments and apparatus of hygiene, medicine, surgery, prosthesis, Instru1877.-Group XXV. etc. ments of precision, research, experiment, and illustration. 1878.Group XXVI. Architecture and en and -Reports. 1880. 5 v. T802 E1 U5. 6206 Contents.-v. 1. Report of the commissioner-general, with accompanying papers, including lists of exhibitors and of awards.-v. 2. Fine arts, W. W. Story. Education, J. L. Chamberlain. Political education, A. D. White. Manual training schools, E. C. Jewett. Woodcarving, J. T. Norton. Textile fabrics, Henry Howard.-v. 3. Iron and steel, D. J. Morrell. Ceramics, W. P. Blake. Glass and glass-ware, W. P. Blake. Forestry, F. P. Baker. Cotton culture, P. M. B. Young.-v. 4. Chemical processes, T. E. Jenkins. Mining industries, J. D. Hague. Steam and gas engines, A. J. Sweeney. Machines and machine tools, W. T. Porter. Clocks and watches, E. H. Knight. Railway apparatus, W. A. Anderson.-v. 5. Agricultural implements, E. H. Knight. Agricultural products, J. J. Woodman. Live stock, Samuel Dysart. Horticulture, G. W. Campbell. Pisciculture, T. B. Ferguson. U. S. Commission to the Paris exposition, 1880. Reports. 1891. 5 v. v. 2, 4 wanting. T803 E1 U5. 6207 Contents.-v. 1. Report of the commissioner-general, with accompanying documents, including reports of officers of the Commission, official classification, regulations, lists of exhibitors, awards, etc.-v. 2. Fine arts; education and liberal arts; furniture; textile fabrics and wearing apparel; extractive arts, life-saving material, alimentary products, horticulture.-v. 5. Agriculture. Ed. by C. V. Riley. port embodying reports of various officers of the Jamestown exposition, held at Norfolk, Virginia, in 1907. 1909. T648 D25 1909. 6214 U. S. Commission to the Paris exposition, 1900. Report. February 28, 1901. 1901. F. W. Peck, com- U. S. Laws, statutes, etc. Amendmissioner-general. 6 v. T804 G1 U5. 6208 U. S. Commissioner for Nebraska, World's industrial and cotton centennial exposition, New Orleans, ment to sundry civil appropriation bill entitled "Jamestown exposition." Passed by 59th Congress and approved by the President. T648 D1 U5. 6215 1884-85. Report of R. W. Furnas. U. S. Louisiana purchase exposition 1885. T777 F3 N2. 6209 at U. S. Commissioners to the Centennial international exhibition Melbourne. 1888-1889. Reports. 1889. T732 E1 U5. 6210 U. S. Commissioners, World's industrial and cotton centennial exposition, 1884-85. Proceedings of an informal conference of the U. S. commissioners and the representatives of the several departments of the National government, Washington, D. C., May 7-9, 1884. T777 D9. 6211 U. S. Dept. of state. A catalogue of the exhibit of the Department of state at the Louisiana purchase exposition, St. Louis, 1904. 1904. T860 F2 A5. 6212 commission. Board of lady managers. Report to the Louisiana purchase exposition commission. [c1905 T860 D3 L2. 6216 U. S. World's Columbian commis- -Committee on awards. World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, Ill., 1893. Report of the Committee on awards. Special reports upon special subjects or groups. 1901. 2 v. T500 D8 C5. 6218 "Portraits of Columbus" and "Collective exhibit in the convent of La Rabida, at the World's Columbian exposition," by Thomas Wilson: v. 1, p. 187-200. Venezuela. Ministerio de relaciones exteriores. World's Columbian exposition at Chicago. The United States of Venezuela in 1893. [1893] T500 G1 V4. 6219 -Universal and international exposition at Brussels. Message from the President transmitting a report by the secretary of state, with accompanying papers, stating reasons why it is desirable to take Vienna. Weltausstellung, 1873. Amtpart officially in the Brussels exposition. 1909. T467 G1 U5 1909a. 6213 U. S. Jamestown ter-centennial commission. Final report. 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