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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE H. 1857

her. i4ug tLe rc.n. war ard purchased By DAns Dsr-
ESQ kO procured fo bsr American r-Ei..sr She
a. ssIseBts sLaT and attracts slos Il
strength. Her frame Getting ani rlaIsiug
a. Fl bard -ood which bers strong r.s~msaaee E
Inds teak and Though only 40 un' he has f - q soi
hams. laid half deck extending TO the anus. hanging on
lodging knee. 70 h st. Of ban. aid heavy diAgou1i
20 her upper deck esGs al the topsbers
She ,lso oPPrd and copp :cned has recently rad
covering board been eboi-sd and thoroughly caset
urquesuoraby he strenges, Of eT N port
rre VII 20 dort. af, with proper Say yes crmcIe
Hos.Dn Traveller
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Guisied; Dr. B.. whSk,rs were stTeaked with gray
be wore gostee witness thought.
Edward G.. Cock. paying teller 10 W. chahbrs' Baik
called by Mr.. Tlden-Have been suel Tor twenty
years.
MI Tilden yrCposed, by the all Of witness as n
expert. 70 identify the handwriting "f DT. Buriei
Opposite counsel objected, and the point argued
The Court decided 20 allow the proposed ident
soati, n. Wiuess was shown several papers. snd haa
:, d,ub; hey were in tie handwriting OF the same
IT, Court adjourned to this morning a; 10 clock.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

meeting of the Board OF Health vas held yester-
day al which the Mayor presided, AMI AID. alsh
and Schols were present.
A slauchter.house in Raymond stree. was declared
a nuisance; as was stable Ia Tallnan s;Feet. BON
were ordered 10 be abatec. =, ~,
A resolution was passed directing the heaiIa war
der IN vi all places where hogs are KEEP: IN The city,
aud where they have DO PERM; TO drive them 10 the
pound In case of resistance they are directed 10 ar,
rest and commit the otndrg parties, - De punished
according TO law.
The owner of the Poudrete Mandatory .; the foot
Of Division avenue has so far arranged matters "a 10
induce the Board suspend pToce. Gangs INA, p9F-
ton Of the business which = Objectionable = 20 De
discontinued for the present.
The Board intend 10 visit the Bone Boiling essHo-
l.bmenis in the Ninth Ward, the first fair day
BOTANIC PLY SICIANS.
The State Society of the Botanic profession mel IA
-. III "A. MrILlll
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CUTREME COURT-GEORGE PETTIBONE

- seap.t HARMON X. ROOT, IT. slIn pur-usuoe at a
sdsne the supreme Court Of the State Of New York
vii ex,ose the 76ih day Of June 1857 Al u o'clock
m AZ the Merchants Exchange in the city Of kewfok, by
L. II LudCw aGctitneer: ,
All mt certain house and lot piece parcel of ground
vr and being in Fourteenth Ward Of the city OF
Known and DISTINGUISHED ont map or chart ~ te
ards a Nicholas BAyard deceased by lot number twelve nun
dred end eight 1901 bounded westerly in front by Broadway
portheily BY lot number twelve hundred aud seven llo
osstey by ground belonging TO Charles Graham
and scthery lot number twelve hundred and nine (l
containing front and twenty-five (25) feet
md I'M nh on each hundred 0O) feet, being the
toprty commonly known number five hundred and twelve
isl9 Bioadway in the city ofNew York.
Dated New York, June 8 1857.
JAMES c. WILLET, Sheriff.
y,lOtJ,25 Il. GOODMAN, PrGs Atty
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Beam CT CouNCiINEy-June 10, lSoI. S&e'aI
Asimg.-JoSAs n. PHILLIPS, President, IN me 0hah'
Tie DCath ef tke Street COmA.tSS'0ReT.-ln MeS-
sage Of the Mayor 10 the Aldermen, announcing TIC
eeSih CT Joseph :. Teylor, was resd
The preamble and resolutions from the other Doalu
were then concuTTed IN. :,
Oiber resolutions Of the same purpoTt were Ohetou
by MI. JOxEs who made an eloquent and Impressive
geeeh he lesson taught by tue early death oil Mr.
Taylor
Prcder; pBlLLIPs also spoke in the warmest terms
Of The noble character Of the deceased.
The preamble and resolutions were adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. BooIE, a Committee OF hVe
!sessls. BoOle Jones Crawtord II. Smith aud Frank,
ie was appointed, 10 oct with similar Committee OIL
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the Board q Aldermen in making the proper arrange
ments for the funeral.
On motion Of Mr.. BuLTEyL, It was ordered that the
fsgs the City Hall ard other public buildings be
displayed at halfnast on the day Of the funeral.
Dcath # DR.. Vach<.-The papers from the Board Of
Aldermen announcing the death Of DR.. AeIanser +.
Vathe were then read and unanimously coacurfed in.
The Board adjourned TO Thursday afternoon.
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FRoCs-We are .old that frogs are quite an item "a
eaportation from this vicinity a, the present time
Our informant states that an average of D an 49,.
sent weekly by man u this city 10 the -
an Albany eating establishment. IUtics Observe. :
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OIIPREME COURT.-COUNTY of KINGS.-

y william Murphy ssain.t james Johustop-Samm0ns loL
uinev demand on contradiction. not ser.)-TO JAMES
JOHNSTON: You are hereby and reqIed to
b. complaint is oco which was this day Eea IN te o,e
N. Cl.rk Of kings OF tie City Hall u the City
Rreotly ard copy Of your 10 the said
onlain rber his Office, No. ia Atlantic
,aS city within twenty days amer the service Of ths
VOC exclusive Of The day Of such service aud you
nj tine sid complaint within the time aore.ad
jant viii 1dgmeKt against yOn for the Of hree hun
dollars. with from the 18Th day OF February
torsId eight hurd-ed and fifty beside The costs q this
ttioD Dated April 10. 1857.
CHARLES CONDIT Plaintiffs Attorney,
40 LIN lnu.nh y - IL a
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ard suc,ioDser. n sers or "a any manner Of es
Arsenal and The ground. .rPer.nins hereo as se.enees
pr.on corporson cher than The rsniis. The Mayor Al
nd ! si'i klss sasS 's ne as No
that The said plaintiffs pay Defendant. epoin.d
such esas, not Ieeesi4s The sam Is tsey
hrsy decide that aid yDe were no, entitled A-,to
CorI, ! al direct. RICHARD BUsrEED
Dated jane g 1887
teI to tie .ed asaer,.ins ssas Saly .~osa avs
hat be r,'ideu, and esholaT within ,h s,.,e am Is
s, he has incurred eH'Ts & 7"grsy sfssSPs
Won - wM. $ HGsKItL, coaaai:.isPs. Of p.-A.
.y 1s S, tIy me gT9s'J ;g.;5cs TeA al BE- BE-
he foregoing undertaking. and Getno~ edged ths; be
WM 5 HAsXILL Commissioner Of Deeds .
SPECIAL TrR~-Rstors Judge PEABODY.
DECISIONS
John O. WoodruA II al ssG Otis Drury.
Notion 70 refer granted aud cause referred TO s. Il.
Rr.ses John p Bu;,rvorth and David Wood anless tbs
para the order reference aay made herein
Ru. @ at tie s:econ psa;s the hree Above I.Aed.
SUPERIOR coURr-rxr,t rrSn-June Io.-Bsore Jadss
DUR
Thomas GilnaFtn ast. Wells { Provost.
This suit was brought toreeover s2l7 o. the AMOUNT
~ bill of lincsrplss sold by the Pua TO the defendants.
Tbr rieudn,, Sc, up that VA. see BY sample and .h,i the
ii cts the ale ard ssreips upon the terms tho
arh s.eut how,d th-re tae pineepplss tho
defendants r,pe.entius hst he believed them 20 be fair
re u the hulk stating hst they ooat examine the bulk on
heard the Tire Judge eh,grd the Jury ,hatth not
sale by sampe unless IL clearly appeared that was the under.
star the contract that Wa chpgesy Asroed
ths. uk q p:ncappcs should correspond with the
lie ara that the merc e1hibns sample OF the goods with
,sprcss that the contract head D. WITH
he saY,, did not q use consulate s~c ~
provided the purchaser had al opportunity 10 cNA@'ne
the goods.
Verdict for plaintiff in tie Uneu1t claimed T. rsny "e
ylsiut4f. Goodman Jcssup TT defendants.
TRIAL TTKM-JvNE 10 Before Judge SLossoN
oBsTRUCTiNG RAtrR ROAD TRAcNs.
The Eiglth Avenue Railroad Company AIT Jacob ). UtG
On the st of February. 1856, the defendant, who is
Sic ocupsut Of the premises No Hudson street In
sue of en- of the late Commsioner joseph =
Tsyor proceeded clear his sidewalk sud gutter rom tho
.r6w and The COMPANY slrse that he piled the snow
uIou their tracks delay their sod they claim dam.
sses in tie .um Of H., defendant upon being placed
rrn the .rard ssd thst he Company removing the
from tracks, threw his premises, and be threw is
back assn
Verdict f, plaintiff s. cents
Mcneil Willard Tor plaintiff J. Palmer for defendant.
similar this trrd two monis Aso and the
jury that numbered crdc for the Railroad Company
There several suits Of precisely the ssss
character upon the Calendar
ACTION FOR INSURANCE.
John Kiusuar sgt The n \ Mutual Insurance Company,
The jury in this rendered verdict for PLAINTIFF
IN IS OtO, icing the full amount claimed.
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PREME C0TRT-ELISHAL- WALTON,

Exccutor Of the la VIZ and II taruu Of Ann Moran de-
o,seG, aet ABRAHAM MESEROLE Thomas G"l,aEher
HUsid Gallagher and ALn GALLAGHER his wife jaime" l.. Jcn
AZ, The Poop" Of the State Of New Yck, - Issscks
AsTt, Hayes and Ann kavAua-Sunmons for relieL
tC ITO esch and every Of the sbove-na'ned DE-
FkDANTS: You hereby summoned and required 80 an
the complaint In this action which the 18Th day Of
Ma S7 FLED IN the Office Of the Clerk ofthe City and County
G swYork al the New York City Hall and 10 serve copy n
the faid plant on the Subscribers ht ther
eff No "a Wallet New York City within twenty dhy amer
theerce s you excusve Of the day - sucs
serce end you the said compliant within Ge
tn aorcsaie the pant in THE action viii apply to the Court
frle relief demanded in the complaint Dated New OK,
kGl9 1857. BRADLEY MILLS "OoDHC ~
a. lawGrIh Plaintiffs Atttrht ", no. - " VI ~
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NorICE.-Trial Terms by Jury viii be continued be-
fore judge ngraham during the third week. in Part % of his
Court
The calendar be tdby the Court will b. called
" Judge Brady in Part ls commencing the thd Monday
June ~ at II o'clock IA.
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C,URFME COURT Of the CITY Of NEW

- DIRK ANTHONY DUGRO and John y. Pait plaintiffs,
agsl: FRANCIS SALMON and Ann Eliza his wife samuel
Mar h wife William Gledil and Catnarine his wife Daniel
X .i,u and Maris MS wife, Joseph STARK and h7ra
tje If John Parsons, james Par-Ors, Cornelius Parsons
Sort Parsons, Jennie Parsons, Henry Vandergrih ana
Cs'bripe Lis wife Gilead A. Smith and Anna Maria
hs siie David Robbins, James Wood, defendant sum
morfor RcefTo the above named Defendants AND etc. OF
,hn You a.c hereby gmaoncd and required % answer the
CONTAIN; action which filed IN the once OF the
Cr o: this surt the City Hail. in the City OF New foIk
on ID tLrd eay June l3S7 and copy OF yonr answer
On r. az nv Office. No 1913 Broadway City of New York
wit twenty days after the service hereof oAcu-ve
AZ Ia Cay Il such ,yIce aud you m 70 answer the COM
rLia sloefad the plaintiffs viii apply TO the Court tor the
itl,I demanded ia the complaint. Dated June 1877;
r ". GElSSENIIAINER, JR., No. Zt3 broadway
bl1,ucwTh Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
oib. County OF New YoTk notice ~ hereby gwen TO sh
- oi - 80 tinims agsinn GEORGE NJ. TUNISON, late
~ tsty Of builder deeessed 70 present the
y subsofibcr at his store, No Isl
Win CAV ~ New YORK, before the thrtieth
slAth dated Now York The 9Th day Of My,
e ssSI o. "''" GEORGE q. SMITH. Executor
~ .ufwTbs
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuSs ID
Before Gro. W. AoRrON.

The case Of Thomas Burke, second mate OF III, ship
Rrwocd charged with INJECTING cruel and unusual
punishment upon Cross, Il the ships ipyes-
gated 20 day the evidence being unssttory the Com
NILSSON or d. missed the complaint.
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BOTANIC PHYSICIANS


The State Society of the Botanic profession me- "a
his city in the rooms Of the Metropolitan Medical
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lC mr., % i'1-4iI- COSi'i Vun'y ", W
~ kgs-JolL S,sNcl.s0u. plaintiff asoiHst jasper w
Gttt Oetrte !. E.,"f J. ii. tijs Executor 81. "i Cur
ht..rs IcIIeE &s"e.'d Ann Lie Pegsf THo'9a. D
PcTIsf - .lf pcTr~r .ud Theodore Natiue def nd
ants IS uifr.Ds f.r R.l.rC)To the d'fenGant ANN
FLI/A rLTpEB; Yea are hereby summoued aud re
onirsd the complaint 10 this scon. which l.
ft, tLt cfee e tie Clerk Of The County ct kng aud 10
cow the sid complaint the sub
beYs st.r ohtr No ~ Nassau street in the City Of
New. York within 'wGty days et"r the service Of TINS
YOU exclusive ~ the day Of uch service and
Won fa! said complaint within the time
oferad She rGI.id ii this action win apply = the Court
or ne rte demanded in the congratulated New York,
lure 20 1887. ADBiANCE q NANDEhPOkL,
JelI lUw6wGn' PlaiI,in's Attorneys
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Tc.cay being The day appointed for the sale OF tue
AIseual property. in 10. city dd not preNlous!
Iu.chae / q, private sale, the following loiice oi -aie
Wa clVeL:
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M a sIiPEKIOR C0URT, City and County Of

~ g.. VA Nj TCHELL &. BROOKS WILLIAM L.
r,p ~ ~ InuN ". ARMSTRONG again.t ABRAHAM
E-lsapnons for money dcrand % cDuif~ 10
a. los,t above asn.d. Yod 49, b.r-bv .u,.ro,sd 10
Inc compliant IN tos uction which viii b. filed IN the
ofe, q lie Ck Of he cry ard County Of EewYork. aud
d Il snsWtr Office No lOG broad.
Wv h ,fs CITY ~ NvNyIork within twenty sner
,~ryt e s- suSs you exclusive oi the day Of .ac
AID yoI fs the said gpup 4ut
sid frr'ir 81 h son will tske Judgment
~ AZ hcured and rh'yoe doar~ and 6fty.x
cent if;t.ef. "ycnh day februsry
thousnc esh ienGic6 AID SHY ever brsd. The TINS
qtieu Dated Newly rk Ayril II. 1857
OOODMAh q JESuP PLAINTIFF Atto'ueyS
NV ltweW1h No lth BrOatwsT, y. Y.
IL trt IT. MS .'r fled e. the Clerks Ofcc Of
tie { ~ cfc County q N'w -YCIk, May n. 1851.
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"v0oensV afskg
kesiuisDes. kCes.
American gusst,ens
Report Of U. g. Mint.
Rsyortofeec- sfWH
I.Iaftv. 20 ob.true-
tioBs Of Donth Of
Bayou la FsuIsbe.
Ls.....s....-.....I
Do. respecting inpt
u 81. Clair Fls's.
Do. respeeTr survey
OF bsrbois in Vie
coz sin L Michigan.
Do relative 10 re-
movsl Of roek At
He'll Gate. n. Y...'
Message OF President,
Tlsiiv, 10 susper
sion II Intercourse
with Bii.h Minister.
Reporttfsee. Of Wa,
on Canal u Flonds.I
stAtistiea' Report on
or SiokDI esi Amor.
uli;y II L ; Army.
Message Of President,
with pro'p Of Com
nissiOlfrs 10 40 ust
ella u.s. with Great
Bri.ip....... ....
Do. :, la'ive 10 keu-
iral Rizbts.........
Do. with Report on
Commercial Rela-
;ioHsoi L s, Vol. ].
Do.......... sees. n
Lat Of Standing
Committees .......
RPIt Of R-senis Ct
Smithsonian lnstn.
DN..,.s...........s 7
Actto suih'ze People
of ksn'as to form
Cop<otuiion ........
O,hn1ee'e Doe'ts..
Do..... ............f
O'her hhceL Doc'ts
DO........s.. ......t
Report Of Com. on
Memorial Of Capt.
G. Stevsrt & others.
Report on Affairs Of
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E...<,srs IN tasse who are compelled 10
t,.ss.l n enahles tbs company 70 break down
nnmnstit;os and % soon - il gets monopoly 1t is
me "a improve it and charge hie rates OF faro
Suupose that one company gets milhoo OF dollars
annually for carrying the mails, II can aford 70 car
~ nsssepQers at loss and still make money. Bat
sndthrr company depending entirely on passengers
for support cannot long compete with it. The poll
CIV Of company having such contract is to put
down the fare so low that all competition Is de-
strOyed and then when a monopoly IL secured 10
mt il no again. When there is no competition the
result invariably is that the fare is hlgn, the time
slow, and the treatment hard The travelling pubhc
have right TO complain against this enlistment Of
the Government in aid Of monopOlies. Competition
Of the sharpest kind is what the public desires, and
il il not the province of the Government to aid one
company in breaking down competition so that 1t
afterward may make enormous profits. The prea-
ent " stem of special contracts Is entirely wrong.
A general law should be passed leaving the ocean
mail service TO the Pacific open to the lowest bid
der. the price to be graduated according to the
time made This will not only secure greater dis
patch, but a great saving would be made by the
Government. There is little doubt but weekly
service could be secured for less money than is now
paid tor a semi-mOnthly, and if desirable /. could
be made to alternate by two different routes
The effect of this special contract system being
so djsasrOus to the interests OF the travelling public
thew must regard all attempts Of those in authority
to continue or renew it efforts the part OF the
Government to break down competition and leave
them at the mercy Of an oppressive monopoly
They have right to complain against such an
abuse of government patronage, and they will com
plain. IL is wrOng-lt is all wrong. The special
contract system should be discarded for that of
open aud free competition. Let that company
which can carry the mails through in the quickest
time and for tho least money have the privilege.
In such an arrangement there can be fayOritism.
DON CARLOS
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Repeal the law that requires The coas. navigation sh
done IN Americana ik vessels. Never mind ~ -,
and diversified interests consecsed with the shipywS
nor the hundreds Of Thousands OF industrious nsa e
pOyed there, nor as manv more employed 70 iced ~
cloibe them; they nay % az tAey eaa-sh<y eas a.
enplo, rsnt fomerhere ese. Abandon al this Sir, -
then support the Government by direct tAxston, AZ
that 10 free trade.
SIR, II all you desire Of tariff b merely to ,s
money TO support the Government, you ought not b
have any tariff at all. Nothing BE- more aneqsS
aud unjust than TO collect taxes In this way. fr
properly according 10 Ifs value ard seNe every nxr
alike. Tax every one according to What he has, Az
mshe the rich pay their share, and do not drss frcu
the industrious mechanic Of limited means Sc much Z
you do from the misery millionaire. SIR, II protection
Is rot an object then mos, clearly the presen mode
raising money TO support the Government Is Of
things the most oppressive.
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lready executed

MP. OF SEC y Iftss'
ury on finSp cess
Do. .................H
Message OF President
cong letter frOm
Lord J. Russell TO
AZ. Cr~,,,s., =
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THE TARIFF.
SPEECH OF THE HON. AMOS p. GRANGER OF
NETWORK,

NEW-fOkh,
Delivered IN the House of Representa.tres ofthe
United States FEB. 10, 1857.
/ understand, Sir, the main object in reducing the
duty on wool 70 encourage the manufacture of WOOL
ent No man can be more willing and ready to do
that than am am very clear We should 30 arrange
our tariff laws az to set our wooden factories IN mo
ton; II would be doing great beneSt to the whole
country. But cannot consent to have 1t done at the
sacrifice of the woolgroving interest and more than
that Sir, there s no need of il. II you desire TO
courage manufactures you must level up. not down.
This taking away two-thlrds Of tue farmers protection
On WOOL and giving il TO the manufacturer,
scy what II is cracked up TO be. To bring wool down
from thirty TO ten per cent and foreign vslustion at
hst viii be fatal TO our hocks and lessen the quantity
aDo reduce the quality If wool all over the country.
Away with foreign valuation anyhow it is q cheat
the beet way you can f1 Il. Wool should hsye the
Tariff CT 1879, and cloth the same, and both would
fourth together. We would soon raise oar own wool
ard make our CLOTH and old mother England
u light DO her own csrcipg and spinning. We
now roie the finest Of wool and We sent sloth
TO England tha. took the premium at the Worlds
Fair; il was the bee brOadcloth in the world. We
rai.e Only fifty millions of pounds of wool; while Of
Manufactured and uumanasctored wool we import one
hundred and forty miLons Of pounds eghths OF
which are kindly manufactured abroad, snd como here
ready for us 70 wear Our whole country is admirably
adapted TO the growth Of wOo-every State and Terri
tory produces IT. the hsldes Of the North the Middle
ard the Souhern States and particularly the imtsble
prsries Of the West, are adapted 70 its growth We
could soon be in q condition 10 raise all the wool We
could manufacture Except tras Of very coarse WOOL
and that should come duty free and we can manuae-
tsre all the cloth we need and keep at home The count
lees mlions or specie send abroad annually 20
pay for wool and voolens Sir is not tina. desifaoei
Now Respectfully ssk this House to pause and re-
FIST eef9.e aees n at "a. vii, eas. ieo2s-d he
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From The above statement it appears that the Annual
Message Of the President Of the United States for one
session cost SlO 100 TO- and that the total number of
copies printed was 1865.
The expense of publishing the single report of the
Parert Office is enormous. For the two volumes of
Arts ard Manufactures, and volume Of Agriculture
III. cot sol 262 IL and nearly $50 0Os copie.
were printed.
The total cost of printing for the Senate was
s2is,l69 40; for the House Of Representatives
$i33, 100 s.. Total for bots, $6Sl 800 =.
The following table shows the cost of printing and
paper for the Executive Departments surirg the year
ending lime 70 1857.
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speeding fortiicstions
oil coasts OF Mobile and
w-Orlesns..........
Rep. on Banks Of U. 5. =.
Rep. on Cotton Trade
Documents on Enlist
meni aud Cent. Amer
can Qsestiors.........
Rep. VI Com. Oh Assault
on Senator sumner.
Rep. Of Com. on Kansas
Troubles, with eyi.
dence.................l
Do, without evidence.
Rep. OF Com. on Pacific
X. r. ana telegraph. q
Rep. Oh pre posed Reduc-
ton 81 TaIiii...........
wv UNHI -
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erss: veol growing h.xeFt-s, Interest aNnoe. Me
only agYieuitsral enc lat yeu o.. directly s6ect
SIR here b another article Of doueetic manufacture,
nine sepths Of the cost Of which paid Directly into the
has formerly enjoyed liberal protection, bu, il hss,
from time 70 time been berefl Of II til Il hss but little
In. For many Year. it bad c specific protection Of
twenty cents the bu.hel OF fhy.sI pounds, snd now
has sny twenty per cent ad eal.re,a and foreign val
re hushs and half ofeven hst s asked 10 be given
IN. Werow make ABOUT ope.h,lf Of the whole guam
titv We use. and 81 TO quality quite equal 10 the Inn
ported article. Or. Beck, of A.oany, vas employed
by the State OF New York to iest oy enay me con-
narrative purity Of foreign and domestic salt The re-
suit read from his report Natural History OF New
w hy 7 eu;s q Rock maze llsl "a follows:
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THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

The following statement, which has been prepared
for Tur TRIBUNE from the original documents, shows
the cost of the Printing &C., ordered by the Senste
and House Of Representatives Of the United States al
the Fret and Second Sessions Of the XXXIvth Con-
gress, and already executed:
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