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Superior Court.

before CnleI justice JOn4e
DEC. 23.-Gsrfrude NsLis Joseph Brsdiey-Th's
action oftrover to tho value Of a1i
ces household furniture The defendant sold the fur.
ni,ure to Bggs, the agent Of the plaintiff for
which Bggs gave his note payable sixty days after date
Biggs failed and the note never paid. The defend
ant Issued writ of replevn, seized the goods and sold
them the premises to man named Row, the plain
tiff inaw The defence fraud and false repre-.
sensations the part of Bggs therefore the sale to him
was void. The plaintiffs counsel met the defence BY
saying that the contract could not DO rescnded a. long
the defendant held the note of Biggs and that Offer
made to him Of the note up to the present time.
verdict afterwards taken for the plaintiff by consent
subject the opinion of the Court in Bank case to
be made. For plaintiff Mr. N. B. Blunt for defendant
Nj Western.
Henry Ererson %. James MarUeH-This was action
of replevjn to recover machine printing press. The
defendant machinist, and sold tne press in suit to
Crowell < Co. They paid part Of the purchase money
in cash. and gave their notes for the balance The
left in defendants possession, and he afterwards
made some repairs Croweli & Co. mortgaged to the
plaintiff and demanded the press Maxwell refused to
give the press untlhe balance othe purchase money
paid, and also the claimed by him for repairs
The plaintiff issued writ of replevin and the rights Of
the parties to be tested in this action Adjourned to
this morning For plaintiff Messrs Cram and 0reen for
defendant. Mr.. N. B. Blunt.
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There were about two hundred bosts caught In the
ice when the canal closed Each Of these boats con-
tain on on average 500 barrels Of four or M equivalent
II would require the railroads hundred dos to bring
the nour forward % they can transport but 1000 sn o.
asuf psy dayj
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Union GymnastIc Acads my, No. $50 and l0I
Crosby bescker he largest and complete
10 the United STA Cas.e for sauts
meet sunrss and q sI, seven and eight o'clock ne
sveainR Glasses for boys four sad I'VE O'Clock IN
the aesooa Hot cold and shower baths free subserbsrs
j. b. RICH, Manager.
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Tho printers Of Western New York viii csle6rats
FraDklins birthday in magnificent manner There
will be Q great convocation Of the craft
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Capt Howard Of the British bark saved with
his passengers end crew. by tho ship Coquimbo Of Bos
ton has testified his thanks In very neat manner, and
highly complimentary to Capt BOSE
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To those who study Economy, .

To those who study Economy, eombene4
with elegance utility the subscribers oev
their Portable Shaving and Dressing Cases. the most o
plete the kind offered public They pcsse,s All
the Of the imported article these superior yan
being cheaper compact and the articles
perform their dutes; and Last though nos
least each being furnished with the subseribss ceisssss
1A''''e i''''' @. SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway.
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNIrsp STATES, DeS
Fl VIM. Hunt and A. II Lawrence, Esqs., Of
the District Of Columbia, admitted attorneys and
counsellors Of this Court. No l6-N.kJ Dick Co..
Va H. D. Runnels On certificate OF division in opinion
States for mississippi Mr. Justice Lean delivered the
ton in this sufficient and that the deposition
the ground stated in the record ought to DO
ruled No. 9.-Jsmes Wood " VIM. A. UnderhDl
ct oil. In to the Circuit Court Of the United
States for New York. Mr. Chief Justice fancy deli
vercd the opinion Of the Court reversing the judy
ment Of the Circuit Court, and remapding this cause,
with directions to award renire facias de noss.
No e3-James Pepper ct al, vs. Hugh w. Dunlap OF
NJ In to the supreme Court of the State Of Loui
siana Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion
Of the court Diminishing this writ Of for the
Of Jurisdiction. No. 53-Corneus Taylor Josiah
Gates On the motion Of Mr. Yules this writ Of
the court Of appeals Of Florida dockesd and dis
missed with costs under the 4sd rule Of court No 40
N. 8 Waring ct al, appellants Thomas Clarke, ct
81. The argument Of this concluded by Mr.
Johnson for the appellants. No Ai-Henry A. Hall,
plaintiff VS. William Smith. This argued by the
Aesis Giles and Stewart for the defendant aud submit
ted printed argument by Mr. Dulany for the plain
tin. Adjourned till to- morrow, ii o'clock, A M.
TUESDAY, Dec. -, ls46.-No 45-Henry Miller, admir-
nis.rator &C. plaintiff error, Betsey Herbert OF als
this argued by MIR Coke for the plaintiff In err
rOr, and by Mr. Lawrence for the deendans In error
No 47-Unted States plaintiffs in Bank United
States; the argument of this vas commencsd BY
Mr. Attorney General for the PLAINTIFF in and con-
inued by Mr. Cadwalader Tor the defendant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock Met Ias Dec -
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 10, O'Clock.
The Msrksts-7Ae Nsws-ZAe Papers-Taeir Enterprizs
- Theatrieals, &c.
The foreign per Caledonia arrived In town yss.
tsrday morning. carpet bag express and In the
hands Of the Spectators. who pay the piper al day.
kept very dark that 500 bales sold Id
vance Of Of cent principally for English and North.
account
Sugar 6r and sales Of $50 hhds took place yeser.
day. Moasses not quite 80 brsk il was last week
per my letter Of Sundayand sales made at ask
to 20 cents gallon; 1000 gallons at 28c per gallou
The dour market 10 dull-ths sales, yesterday. Of
Ohio and Illinois brands, at - so, and st. Louis
choice brands at S. S. l the sales amounting 10 1900
barrels.
There has been further decline In corn and sales Of
$500 sacks made yesterday at Is to 60 cents In
wheat there sale Of 1000 Of from 81 cents to los
cents.
The English was published in the Piesyune end
Commercial Tmes ofthis morning These papers the
generally late in the evening ant it 10 said have
pay terrible stiff price for III but as they give il Id
vance of their contemporaries their enterprise will pro
badly be rewarded in the long run.
These same papers, have issued joint extra contain
ing the Presidents message, this morning. by extraord
nary express twenty -four hours ahead Of the mail beat
ing all the others to eternal smash Several Of the other
offices have combined together and got heavy corps Of
compositors with cases Of type, at Mobile, waiting for
the message end intending to set 1t on the lake ON the
way this city. Have MT they put their foot in It
The weather 10 still dclig htnlly fine. Mary Ann Lee
is dancing at the g. Charles, and dancing delightfully."-
The Wallacks also here. Sisbse and Mrs George
Joues are at the American, drawing like blisers The
French operas Fascinating than Dan Marble
il in town, and opens soon at the st Charles.
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Pocket and Pcnlxnives.-A boautifui sssoss-
ent ef the above be at the subscribers; smoss
which will be found Of splendid and usisns
patterns ever imported to this pssHjffNpERs SON
III Broadway, opposite Howard hotsi-
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Common Pleas.

beI0r6 Judx0 InRr6nam :
.anasa s. Foster Marcus T. B. Kendall snd James
E. Rosus.-Ths was an action to recover $alA, the
amount of promssory note. The defendants were In
the habit Of borrowing money from plaintiff for which
they gave him checks payable ahead, and the draft
suit collateral security The defence ID usury and
that the draft upon which the suit is brought was
drawn and parsed by Rogers without the knowledge and
consent of Kimbal Adjourned TO this morning. For
plaintiff Tomlinsou Gridley-for defendants MessIs.
Joaeph L. Whteam * Scott
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Singular Charge Of Fsrgery-Ohacer Prince John
Davis of the lower police arrested yesterday man by
the narne Of Ephraim Doughsrty, warran. issued
by Justice Osborne wherein he stands charged by Mar
stances 1t appears that the accused in the employ
Of Martin Pray nsmith residing at No 399 Pesri street.
who not being pleased with his conduct Of late discharged
him from his (Pruy') employment and forbid him the
mssa indebted Mr. Pray two dollars, which debt
the book kept in the shop; when
yesterday while in the absence Of Mr. Pray the accused
entered the store took the account and tore out the
This done in the presence of small boy who
attending the store at the time thus destroying the evil
dence OF his own debt which transaction Ia deemed in
the eye OF the law forgery Justice Osborne held him
the Ts-sbs.
Burgiary.-The clothing store occupied by VIM. T.
Rsurk, in Chuich street. New Brunswick New Jersey,
waa burglsrously entered by bold kracksman, by
thersirem quantity Of clothing, such satin vests.
pantaoons overcoats, &c. The rascal rascals
traced on their road towards NewYok polcsnen,bs
on the gri rice.
Rs55'nx his EMPLOYER oaicer Austin, Of tho lower
Police, arrested, yesterday, German bootmaker BY the
name Of Lewis Kinsal charge of stealing from his
employer. Mr.. John W. WORTH bootmaksr, No, 30 Chat
ham street. lille in his employ, ct various times seve-
Locked up for trial by Justice Osborne
.9vrsA Of Fuxitrs from Boston Officer Rsiyea, OF
the independent police, and George Kellinger late
police officer and United states mail agent arrest
fugitive from tho City of Boston, where he stands inact
ed charge OF violently assaultng, with intent 70
kill, Mr. Isaac Woodland. with large. ugly ioosiog
butchers' knife the 10th Of April ls.t ne also ~
ratio ~ Allen, of the above city: The accused was
taken into custody on bail rsce, his security having
surrendered him into the custody OF the Jaw. Mr. he+
linger conveyed him to Boston by the afternoon boat
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WASHINGTON, July 20, 1915.

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1915.
Important Crisis in the Senate, &c. sc.
The formidable speech of Mr.. Niles to-day
against GO the act of confscation," as he calls the
bill before the Senate reducing the duties upon
imports, has made a most palpable impression,
and thrown the squadron of free-traders into
confusion. He was right about the judgment of
the Senate. Benton, Cass, Sempe, Dix, Dickin-
son, Hannegan, Breese, Haywood-none of them
like the bill. 1t is said to-day that Mr.. Hay
wood proposed to offer an amendment suspend
ing the operation Of the act until the expiration Of
the next session of Congress. Such an amend
ment would of course render the bill null and
void.
TIE Vice President was not in his seat to-day
during the speech of Mr.. Niles. He could not
undertake such an ordealas that. Mr.. Bright co.
cupied the chair therefore, ad int.
There is now some ground for entertaining the
hope that the tariff bill will be swsmped, laid
out, and hung up 10 dry.
Hon Amos Kendall spoke to-day before the
Cherokee Commissioners in favor of the treaty
party.
The final sitting of the Naval Convention upon
the plan of attacking Vera Cruz will be held to.
morrow The attack will be, as we suggested
two months back, by land, and in the rear, in
cooperation with the ships in 'front.'
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CONGRESS-.
I'm senate.

In Senate.
WAsHISoros, July 20, lsa6.
rur ,us.rnEAsuRy HELD THE TARIFF BILL TRxMs
ling UNDER THE FORMIDABLE ASSAULT OF Mn riLEs IN
THE sESArE.-soME ACCOUNT OF THE rRocEEpiSes or
During the morning business to-day in the Senate,
motion was made by Mr. Lewis, to take up the sub
Messrs Evans and Cass the motion was rejected by the
following vote 80 n
ton. Breese. Bright, Calhoun Chalmers, Dickinson Dix,
Fairfield Haywood Lewis, Nc Dufe, Niles, Penn, back
or, Rusk, Sewer, Sturgeon Turney, Westcou fuiee
"a
NAys-Messrs. Archer, Atchison, Barrow, Berrien,
Cass Cilley, NJ. Clayton, Clayton Corwn Cri.,en
den Davis Dayton Lvans Sreen oSnaon ~ Md Man.
gum Miller Morehesd Pearce, Phelps, Rusk, sempe'
Simmons, speight, Upham, Wcbster-so
THE RIVER HARBoR BILL
On motion of Mr. Dix next brought before the Sc
nate nv vote Of 81 Ia rather lucer than the SUD
treasury The amendments made in Committee Of Com
merce were debated by Messrs. Dix SEWER, breese,
Css Hannegan Hnn,inson and De Isv. iSs hour
one o'clock arriving, the time appointed LOT e resump
ton of the debate upon the regular order o. inc or
the bill from the House for the reduction OF the duuss
m o mnorts and for other purposes commonly called
IH son r-A' His . .sordium was ,cisve,
.rs.a snJ COMPREHENSIVE. He eseemedh his duty
~ ;va sson to the sentiments OF his cor .tuents,
to avoid the anser Of onooson ON the oasr the
Iii before the senate proposed to overtun policy OF
twsny years beneficial operatons Upon thu. he pro-
wei ~ say something Of the north, and the northern de-
prscy He regretted that they had not an able repre-
n,atye here but still, such he was he would stand
nv them and to the death Wherever belonged the ere
AZ Of The act of s42 il was far preferable this destruc
tive scheme Mr. Niles intimsted that this was neither
bill of the House nor Of the senate but Of the other end
of the Avenue, concccied b custom nouss ~ ~ al
mn;srson. he tvr NJ opposed to this bill, unc,
quivocay opposed il in every sensen the pan mi mi
o.sd TO the very interests Of the administrator
to begin with why such msasure, at such tune =,
w compelled 10
ty,,r nancy The bill was originally prepared lot
state Of peace admitting of reduction Of rsve1ues
hut now the Of the treasury and the state o. ne
a,,, ,vould not admit Of the reductions PROPOSED
"a !, was his solemn belief that this bill could NOT
MSS nv The Judgment Of the esaatsths fair unoiase9
Judgment ofths body would cosdsmnh- "n"'
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ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

RoWERY THEATRE sdnesdsy Evening. July 2a-
matte Spectacle entitled THE YEW TREE RuINS-Sir
Mifred Penruth, Mr. Neahe Cain Kynan Mr. Blanchard;
Oben surmwertz MIR Cony; Beatrice Penruh, Mrs Phillips
Previous TO which the Comedy Of HOW TO DIE FOR
LOHE-Captain Blumenfedt, Mr. Wemyss Charlotte, Mrs
Madison.
Doors open at o'clock. curtain will rise halEpast L.
Dress Circle 30 cents Upper Boxes Is Pit and Gale
4 tASTLE GARDEN, WIN ats extensive Promenades Is
~ open day and eyenng-Ihs Evening July 22d, the
entertainments Will include good Music
kaliwoda Lsbitzky kuhner, Fahbach, DonIzetti, Won
Weber: strauss, Beni, aud Rossini, which will
pe performed py the Orchestra under the direction Of MIR
w Meyrer. lnerm of half for
and 10 view the beautiful range of COSMORAMAs'
extending around the whole Of the Espanade will be bril-
lantly illuminated with thus giving excellent
opportunity 10 examine these beautiful Views Admission
l2K cents.
MR.. BU aTON AND MR. II. PLACIDE,
The two Celebrated Comedian will appear in popular
NrnLos GARpESmmWyss LSsssneT Evening Jn
~ entertainments will commence with popul Overture
To be followed by the popular Comedy of PAUL PRY-
Frank Hardy MIR Arnold; Mr. Sany Evrard; Harry Stany
Walcot; Wberton, Sprague; Doubedot, Booth; Col Har
dy, Placde; Paul Ply, Burton; Eliza, Miss Roberts,
Mar,sn, Mrs lie Brun Mrs Subtle Mrs Watts Phebe Miss
Clarke.
Half an hours internssion for the Concerts AaMusard
10 the Refreshmen Saloon.
To conclude with the national sketch Of NAPOLEoN's
sack Miss Clarke.
Doors o'clock begin at o'clock
Tickets so cents
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MAYORS OFFcE, July 2l 1876
AT ameetlng OF citizens. convened the office OF the
Mayor take confederation the condition of the su
teIers BY the late fire in Nantucket. the Hon. ANDREW
MlCkLE Esq, Mayor called 10 the Char and Town.
BEND HARMS appointed Secretary.
Gen T. NJ: WEIMonE, stated the object Of the meeting
and offered the following preamble and resolutions viz
Whera the town of Nantucke! has recently been visited
by affecting and caamtous conagration by which large
and valuable portion thereof has been destroyed and hun
dfsd OF its inhabitants who but few days since,
Portable and happy, without roof them
bed 20 lie upon and very many without change Of raj
mcnt,'
And whereas is the duty of all who blessed with the
OF doing to evnce their sympathy towards their
friends aud ueghbos this the hour OF their Affections
extending liberal hand for their relief and by promptly and
which they are Observation-Disclosures, be il
Resolved. That Executive Committee be appointed
wait citizens, for the purpose of from
them snsh either in money provisions cloth
the Treasurer be forwarded the Selectmen Of
tuck ct for distribution those who, of
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No duties whatever are to be charged upon the fol
lowing articles -
Animals living, viz goats kids, and bulls,
COWS calves horses, gedings colts foals mules
shA lambs swine and hogs. pigs sucking bacon,
beef fresh alted beef saed not being corned beef
bottles OF earth and stone empty casts Of buss statues
or hgures; caviare cherry wood being furniture wood
craDberres cotton manufactures, not being articles
wholly or in part made up not otherwise charged with
duty; enamel; gelaine, glue hay; hides or pieces
thereof tawed curried vanished apanned enamelied
Muscovy Russia hides, or pieces thereof tanned
ooored shaved otherwise dressed and hides or pieces
thereof way dressed not ink
for printers; hke, wrought; 1smpblack; linen viz
plain linens and diaper, whether checkered or striped
with dy not, and manufactures of linen or Of
linen mixed with cotton with wool not partcul
or otherwise charged with duty not being
articles wholly or in part made mp
Magma Grecia ware manuscripts; maps and charts or
parts thereof plain colored mattresses; salted
freh not otherwise described medals Of any sort;
palmetto thatch manufactures parchment; partridge
wood being furniture wood pens plsntans potatoes;
pork. fresh; pork saed not HAMS purple wood being
furniture wood silk thrown, dyed. viz singles or tram,
organzine Grape silk; telescopes; thread not other
wise enumerated or described woolens, viz manufac-
lures of WOOL not being goats WOOL Of wool mixed
with cotton not particularly enumerated described,
not otherwise charged with duty not being articles
wholly part made up; Vegetables all not otherwise
snumsrstsd or desorbed, vellum. 49,
The duties imposed 10 be ascertainsd and paid
under The existing eee
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AUCTION NOTICE.
IEsS WIN, "; SHIRLEY. Aaenonssr;

MSS VIM ~; SHiRLEE, Aacnonssr
Friday, July 2tth, l0x O'Clock, the story mouse
No. i25 Hammond s. near Hudson general assortment Of
good furniture prime orders rich Brussels and other
pets, Eugl sh Oil Cloths, Rugs Mahogany Sofas Chairs D
Otomans Mane Clocks, Girandoles. Paintings
Also basement kitchen and BEDROOM Furniture, complete
Sale positive by catalogue.
AT IL O'Clock, valuable Panoiorte.
Also principal of the house let low ill May
next. jy22 ltsmc
ANTHONY BLEECKER X CO, AuctIoneers.
LNRIDAY, July "a 10 O'Clock, the Merchants Ex-
= ehange.-P0TOMAC AND ALL EGHANY COAL
AND IRON COMPANI.-Positive sale TO close a trust
1000 shares of 500 each of the Potomac and
and Iron CompanyThe property the Potomac and Allie
ghsny Company lies both sides Of the Potomac River and
amounts 20 600 acres Of the mos. valuable mineral lands
presenting constant Of rich veins coal
birthstone, friedrich clay. and hydraulic the
Potomac River aordins ineYhaustbe power for
transportation and iron works.
When completed the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will pass Immediately in front
OF the Companys lands securing communication
ket on the best terms and all without any outlay
responding associations For further particulars enquire Of
the auctioneer Jyl9 6trrc
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY
- ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK AND ARTHUR'S MAGA
N ZINE FOR AUGUST. containing No.4 Of Poes Opin.
Lawson, Mrs c. M. Kirkland Prosper M. Wetmore, Mrs.
kmma c. Embury, and Epes Sargent.
No. will be published in the september number, and will
contain Mrs g. Osgoed Lydia M Child Elizabeth M. Bo
CART, and Miss c. Sedgwick These notices will be
tinued until complete
The EMBELLISHMENTS in the August No. are -
The Love Letter engraved by A. L. Dick.
Professor John Frost, engraved by w. g. Armstrong
Crotchet Working for the Ladies.
A beautiful Esshion Plate, and Original Music.
A really good nu mber.
h preparation for the Ladys Book.
A Treatise Making Lace with illustrations.
Do. Horsemanship, with illustrations.
Model Cottages and Furniture with illustrations Of nter
aud exterior, with directions how to build, &c.
These subjects will all be enclosed in the work without
extra charge Single Nos. OF the Ladys Book Is cents
For sale by II. LONG BRO, 90 Ann st.
BURGESS, STRINGER Co, 222 Broadway
w. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
w, TAYLOR. Aston House jy2l 2tm
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, July A1-0 +. Me-
The stock market continues steady and quotations do
not vary materially from those current yeserday The
foreign has had particular effect upon prices
operations in any way.
the second board the sales were exceedingly limit
ed, but prices remain without alteration.
Foreign exchanges continue inactive. We quote bills
on London IA ~ per cent premium although there
some good bills offering at 6,<a7 per cent On Paris,
81 40 81 SIN Amsterdam ss1S $50 Hamburg 34G
San Bremen Tx AIS.
The Long Island Bank (Brooklyn) has declared
semi annual dividend Of three and half per cent pay
able the LIST August.
We give below the British tariff from the Lon
den Timer Of the ID inst. This bill has become
law having received the royal assent the Goth June.
New British TARIFF.
The to alter certain duties or customs" contains
six sections, Of which the following is the substance
10 declared that instead of the duties levied
upon the articles named in the schedule those named in
subsequent sections shall be collected
. From April s, ls47 the duties timber to be
levied according to the rates laid down, viz
From April 5, AZ. April 5, 4si
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NOI'ICE'

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the sgbscrbsrs in the Coppermth business under the
hrm OF BENSON LYNCH, il this day dissolved by
tua consent The business Of the late firm will be settled up
by VIM j. Benson who 10 alone authorized adjust the
business Of the late firm. ~.
WIN. j. BENSON,
Brooklyn, July Is, Is4s EDW'D LYNCH.
The subscriber will continue the Coppesmith business at
the old stand Water and Dock his ndvid
ual account. =
jy20 3t~mc WIN, ]. BENSON
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IMPORTED FROM ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY, NOT sErro A
BRITISH POSSESSION.

Barley meal for every ol7k lbs the duty to be equal
to that payable on quarter barley
Rye meal and nour for every 1876 1bs the duty TO be
equal to that payable on xths Of quarter barley.
Pea meal and bean meal for every a7i lbs. the duty to
be equal to that payable on one quarter barley.
Ostmssl for every IsIk lbs the duty 10 Be- equal 10
thai payable on one quarter barley