ECONOMICS

• 1873. STATISTICS AND INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1873. TOGETHER WITH A LIST OF TRUSTEES, COMMITTEES, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, ETC. REPORTED BY... SECRETARY. - Thurstone, William:
• 1874. STATISTICS AND INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, TOGETHER WITH A LIST OF TRUSTEES, COMMITTEES, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE, ETC. REPORTED BY... SECRETARY. - Thurstone, William:
• A CHAPTER OF SKETCHES ON FINANCE; WITH AN APPENDIX, SHOWING THE TRAIN OF INSIDIOUS CAUSES BY WHICH THE REMOVAL OF THE DEPOSITES WAS EFFECTED; BEING DETACHED FROM A BOOK NOW IN PREPARATION FOR THE PRESS, ENTITLED SKETCHES OF EIGHT YEARS IN WASHINGTON, &C. &C. - Mayo, Robert:
• A LETTER FROM CARROLL SPENCE, ESQ. TO A GENTLEMAN IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON THE SUBJECT OF REPUDIATION. - Spence, Carroll:
• A LETTER ON THE FINANCIAL SITUATION, ADDRESSED TO HON. WM. PINKNEY WHYTE, UNITED STATES SENATE, BY...OF BALTIMORE, IN DEFENCE OF CERTAIN RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED BY HIM AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE, HELD AT CINCINNATI, IN THE EARLY PART OF DECEMBER, 1868. - Loney, Francis B.:
• A LETTER TO M. JEAN-BAPTISTE SAY, ON THE COMPARATIVE EXPENSE OF FREE AND SLAVE LABOUR. - Hodgson, Adam:
• A LETTER TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, ON THE COMMERCE AND CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. BY ARISTIDES. - [Webster, Noah? Van Ness, William Peter?]:
• A NEW EDITION OF THE DEMAND OF WILLIAM VANS, ON STEPHEN CODMAN, AND THE HEIRS OF JOHN & RICHARD CODMAN, FOR THE SUM OF 370,000 SILVER DOLLARS, DUE HIM ON FINAL JUDGMENT RENDERED IN FRANCE, AT THE COURT OF APPEAL IN PARIS; WITH A LETTER WRITTEN BY JOHN LOWELL, ESQ. TO C.R. CODMAN, NO. 8, ANNEXED; AND VANS' REPLY TO THAT LETTER, NO. 9, AS WILL APPEAR BY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS OF FACTS. THE YOUNG, THE OLD, THE WIDOW AND THE PARSON, ARE INVITED TO BUY THIS BOOK, AND LEARN HOW TO GET AND KEEP PROPERTY ACCORDING TO LAW. - Vans, William:
• A PERMANENT CENSUS OFFICE. PREPARED AT THE REQUEST OF THE CHAIRMEN OF THE COMMITTEES ON THE CENSUS: UNITED STATES SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. - Committee of the Census:
• A POPULIST HUMBUG EXPLODED. REFUTATION OF THE ALLEGED "SEVEN FINANCIAL CONSPIRACIES." INCURRING AND PAYING THE WAR DEBT. CREATING AND REDEEMING THE GREENBACK. WHERE WE STOOD AND WHERE WE STAND. FACT AGAINST FICTION. FROM THE REMARKS OF...OF WISCONSIN, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. - Babcock J. W.:
• A REVIEW OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF NEW-YORK, FROM 1815 TO THE PRESENT TIME. WITH AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSES OF THE PRESENT DISTRESS, AND THE MEANS OF OBVIATING IT. BY AN OBSERVER. - [McReady, John]:
• A SECOND LETTER TO THE RIGHT HON. W. HUSKISSON, ON THE EFFECTS OF FREE TRADE ON OUR SHIPPING, COLONIES AND COMMERCE. BY...ESQ. OF LINCOLN'S INN. - Atkinson, S[olomon]:
• A SHORT INQUIRY INTO THE COMMERCIAL POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES; OR THE RIGHT PRINCIPLES OF REVENUE LAWS, AND INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE. BY A MERCHANT OF BOSTON. - [Homer, James Lloyd]:
• A STATEMENT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE LITTLE ROCK MINING CO. IN THE LA SALLE COAL BASIN. CHEAP FUEL FOR CHICAGO AND THE NORTH-WEST. - Little Rock Mining Co.:
• A STATESMAN'S WORDS. EXTRACTS FROM A FEW OF THE SPEECHES OF HON. JAMES A. GARFIELD. NO. 17. - Garfield, James A.:
• A SUCCINCT EXPOSITION OF THE INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES AND AGRICULTURAL ADVANTAGES OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. BY...LATE STATE AGRICULTURAL CHEMIST, AND PRESENT PROFESSOR OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES AND OF AGRICULTURE IN THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. - Higgins, James:
• A TALK WITH FARMERS AND WAGE-EARNERS. - Election of 1896:
• A TREATISE OF ARITHMETIC, IN THEORY AND PRACTICE. CONTAINING EVERY THING IMPORTANT IN THE STUDY OF ABSTRACT AND APPLICATE NUMBERS. ADAPTED TO THE COMMERCE OF GREAT-BRITAIN AND IRELAND. BY JOHN GOUGH. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, MANY VALUABLE ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS; MORE PARTICULARLY FITTING THE WORK FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE AMERICAN YOUTH. BY BENJAMINE WORKMAN, A.M. - Gough, John:
• ACCOUNTS OF THE TREASURY OF PENNSYLVANIA, FROM THE FIRST OF JANUARY TO THE THIRTY-FIRST OF DECEMBER, INCLUSIVE. - Pennsylvania:
• ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA; HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, IN SAID STATE, (BY SPECIAL ORDER OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR) ON THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, ANNO DOMINI, 1779. - Connecticut:
• ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GREAT AND GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY OF HIS MAJESTY'S PROVINCE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS-BAY IN NEW ENGLAND: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON UPON WEDNESDAY THE THIRTIETH DAY OF MAY, 1744, AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENTS AND PROROGATIONS TO WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER FOLLOWING. - Massachusetts:
• ACTS OF THE FORTY-NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEY, AT A SESSION BEGUN AT TRENTON, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR. - New Jersey:
• ADDITIONS TO AN ESSAY ON THE PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION, &C. &C. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. - Malthus, T.R.:
• ADDRESS OF A CONVENTION OF DELEGATES OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING THE STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS, AT HARRISBURG, JUNE 27, 1827. - Pennsylvania:
• ADDRESS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES. - [Manufactures]:
• ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE, TO THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA. - Democratic Party, Pennsylvania:
• ADDRESS OF THE HOME LEAGUE, TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES. - [Blunt, Joseph, James Tallmadge et al.]:
• ADDRESS OF THE PEOPLE'S CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA, IN FAVOR OF GEN. SIMON CAMERON FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. - [Cameron, Simon]:
• ADDRESS OF THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. - South Carolina:
• ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, ON THE PRESENT CRISIS. - State Rights and Free Trade Association:
• ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF UNION, LIVINGSTON, CALDWELL, TRIGG, CALLOWAY, GRAVES, HICKMAN, AND MCCRACKIN. - [Murray, John L.]:
• ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, BY THE CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. - [McDuffie, George]:
• ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE. THE NATIONAL ANTI-MONOPOLY LEAGUE. OUR PRINCIPLES. - [Chittenden, Lucius Eugene]:
• ADDRESSES OF THE PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF NATIONAL INDUSTRY. - [Carey, Mathew:
• AN ABSTRACT OF THE EVIDENCE LATELY TAKEN IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, AGAINST THE ORDERS IN COUNCIL, BEING A SUMMARY OF THE FACTS THERE PROVED, RESPECTING THE PRESENT STATE OF THE COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES OF THE COUNTRY. - England:
• AN ACT FOR CONTINUING AN ACT PASSED IN THE THIRD YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS LATE MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE FIRST, FOR LAYING A DUTY OF TWO PENNIES SCOTS, OR ONE SIXTH PART OF A PENY STERLING, ON PINT OF ALE AND BEER THAT SHALL BE VENDED OR SOLD WITHIN THE TOWN OF DUMFREIS, AND PRIVILEGES THEREOF, FOR PAYING THE DEBTS OF SAID TOWN, AND FOR BUILDING A CHURCH, AND MAKING A HARBOUR THERE; AND FOR LAYING A DUTY ON THE TUNNAGE OF SHIPPING AND A DUTY ON GOODS IMPORTED AND EXPORTED INTO AND OUT OF THE PORT OF THE SAID TOWN, FOR THE BETTER REPAIRING OF THE SAID HARBOUR. - England:
• AN ACT FOR GRANTING TO HIS MAJESTY THE SUM OF ONE MILLION OUT OF THE SINKING FUND, FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY; AND FOR ENABLING HIS MAJESTY TO RAISE THE FURTHER SUM OF TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS OUT OF THE GROWING PRODUCE OF THE SAID FUND; AND FOR GRANTING TO HIS MAJESTY THE SUM OF TWENTY ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, ONE SHILLING, AND EIGHT PENCE HALFPENY, REMAINING IN THE RECEIPT OF HIS MAJESTY'S EXCHEQUER; ARISEN BY SALE OF LANDS IN THE ISLAND OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER'S; AND FOR THE FURTHER APPROPRIATING THE SUPPLIES GRANTED IN THIS SESSION OF PARLIAMENT. - England:
• AN ACT FOR LAYING A DUTY OF TWO PENNIES SCOTS, OR A FIFTH PART OF A PENNY STERLING, UPON EVERY SCOTS PINT OF ALE AND BEER WHICH SHALL BE BREWED FOR SALE, BROUGHT INTO, TAPPED, OR SOLD WITHIN THE TOWN OF BURROW STOUNNES AND LIBERTIES THEREOF , IN THE COUNTY OF LINLITHGOW, FOR REPAIRING THE HARBOUR OF THE SAID TOWN. - England:
• AN ACT FOR REDEEMING THE ANNUITIES OF TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM, CHARGED ON THE CIVIL LIFT REVENUES, BY AN ACT OF THE SEVENTH YEAR OF HIS MAJESTY'S REIGN; AND FOR DISCHARGING THE DEBTS AND ARREARS DUE FROM HIS MAJESTY TO HIS SERVANTS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. - England:
• AN ACT FOR THE MORE EASIE ASSIGNING OR TRANSFERRING CERTAIN REDEEMABLE ANNUITIES, PAYABLE AT THE EXCHEQUER, BY ENDORSEMENTS ON THE STANDING ORDERS FOR THE SAME. - England:
• AN ACT TO ENFORCE THE EXECUTION OF AN ACT OF THIS SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, FOR GRANTING TO HIS MAJESTY SEVERAL RATES AND DUTIES UPON HOUSES, WINDOWS, OR LIGHTS. - England:
• AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE...OF PHILADELPHIA. - Mercantile Insurance, Guarantee, and Trust Company.:
• AN ACT TO MAKE PERPETUAL AN ACT MADE IN THE SEVENTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS PRESENT MAJESTY, INTITULED, AN ACT TO PREVENT THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF STOCK-JOBBING. - England:
• AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, AT CHATHAM-STREET CHAPEL IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, OCTOBER 17, 1833. - Kennedy, John P[endleton]:
• AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE SOUTH-CAROLINA INSTITUTE, AT ITS FIRST ANNUAL FAIR, ON THE 20TH NOVEMBER 1849. - Hammond, James H.:
• AN ADDRESS FROM THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE UNITED STATES, UPON THE SUBJECT OF THE BENEFICIAL OBJECTS OF THAT INSTITUTION. - Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Lives:
• AN ADDRESS OF THE LEGISLATURE TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. - Massachusetts:
• AN ADDRESS, TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND, FROM THEIR DELEGATES IN THE LATE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION: MADE IN OBEDIENCE TO A RESOLUTION OF THAT BODY. - Maryland:
• AN APOLOGY FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. - [Trade]:
• AN APPEAL BY A TARIFF WHIG TO HIS WHIG FRIENDS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO SUPPORT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES AT THE ENSUING ELECTION, AS THE ONLY MEANS OF DOING ANY GOOD TOWARDS GETTING INCREASED DUTIES ON COAL AND IRON. - Whig Party in Pennsylvania:
• AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE AND COMMON JUSTICE; OR, IRREFRAGABLE FACTS OPPOSED TO PLAUSIBLE THEORIES: INTENDED TO PROVE THE EXTREME INJUSTICE, AS WELL AS THE UTTER IMPOLICY OF THE EXISTING TARIFF. ILLUSTRATED BY A SKETCH OF THE POLICY AND SITUATION OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND HOLLAND. - Carey, M[athew]:
• AN APPEAL TO REASON. A PLEA FOR GOLD AND SILVER-NOT ONE BUT BOTH...BY T.J. TARSNEY, ESQ., OF THE COLORADO BAR. - Tarsney, T.J.:
• AN APPEAL TO THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, IN FAVOR OF A BANKRUPT LAW. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED THE BILL THAT PASSED THE SENATE. - [Stilwell, Silas M.?]:
• AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC, BY WILLIAM VANS, NATIVE CITIZEN OF MASSACHUSETTS, AGAINST THE SLANDERS CIRCULATED BY STEPHEN CODMAN, EXECUTOR OF THE WILLS OF JOHN AND RICHARD CODMAN, AND THEIR HEIRS, MRS. CATHERINE CODMAN, WIDOW, REV. JOHN CODMAN, OF DORCHESTER, AND CHARLES R. CODMAN, OF BOSTON, WHO HAVE DEFRAUDED VANS OF 450,000 DOLLARS, THIS NARRATIVE PROVES. - Vans, William:
• AN ARGUMENT FOR A PROTECTIVE TARIFF. THE FARMER'S QUESTION: BEING A REPLY TO THE COBDEN CLUB TRACT ENTITLED "THE WESTERN FARMER OF AMERICA." - Wise, Jonathan B.:
• AN ARTICLE ON THE DEBTS OF THE STATES. FROM THE CHRISTIAN REVIEW FOR MARCH, 1844. - Internal Improvements:
• AN ARTICLE ON THE DEBTS OF THE STATES. FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, FOR JANUARY, 1844. - [Curtis, Benjamin Robbins]:
• AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN AERA 1795. - Low, Nathanael:
• AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN AERA 1794. - Low, Nathanael:
• AN ASTRONOMICAL DIARY: OR ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF CHRISTIAN AERA 1800. - Low, Nathanael:
• AN ESSAY ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH AND ON THE SOURCES OF TAXATION. BY THE REV. RICHARD JONES, A.M. OF GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. - Jones, Rev. Richard:
• AN EXPOSITION OF THE MEANING OF THE CLAUSE IN THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, THAT "NO STATE SHALL PASS ANY EX POST FACTO LAW, OR LAW IMPAIRING THE OBLIGATION OF CONTRACTS;" AND AN EXAMINATION OF THE OPINIONS OF THE COURT OF APPEALS OF KENTUCKY, IN THE CASES OF BLAIR VS. WILLIAMS AND LAPSLEY VS. BRASHEAR, IN A PETITION FOR REHEARING. - Bibb, George M.:
• AN EXPOSITION OF THE PRINCIPLES AND VIEWS OF THE MIDDLING INTEREST, IN THE CITY OF BOSTON. - [Boston]:
• AN INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL ECONOMY. - Vethake, Henry:
• AN ORATION, DELIVERED IN THE INDEPENDENT OR CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHARLESTON. BEFORE THE STATE RIGHTS & FREE TRADE PARTY, THE STATE SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI, THE REVOLUTION SOCIETY, THE '76 ASSOCIATION, AND SEVERAL VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF MILITIA; ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1831, BEING THE 55TH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. - Hayne, Robert Y.:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STATE TREASURER; OF THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. FOR THE YEAR 1855. - Wisconsin:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE FUNDS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1845, INCLUDING ACCOUNTS OF ITS REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES IN DETAIL, AND OF THE RECEIPTS AND INVESTMENTS OF THE COMMISSIONERES OF THE SINKING FUND, DURING THE SAME PERIOD. BY THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. - New York City:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1865. INCLUDING STATISTICS SHOWING THE EASTWARD MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FROM THE LAKE REGIONS; WITH MANY OTHER MATTERS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. REPORTED FOR THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE BY...COMMERCIAL REPORTER FOR THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. - Walker, E.H.:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1863. INCLUDING STATISTICS SHOWING THE EASTWARD MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FROM THE LAKE REGIONS; WITH MANY OTHER MATTERS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. REPORTED FOR THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE BY...COMMERCIAL REPORTER FOR THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. - Walker, E.H.:
• ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND COMMERCE OF BUFFALO. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1864. INCLUDING STATISTICS SHOWING THE EASTWARD MOVEMENT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN FROM THE LAKE REGIONS; WITH MANY OTHER MATTERS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. REPORTED FOR THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE BY...COMMERCIAL REPORTER FOR THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. - Walker, E.H.:
• ARATOR, BEING A SERIES OF AGRICULTURAL ESSAYS, PRACTICAL AND POLITICAL: IN SIXTY-FOUR NUMBERS. BY... PRESIDENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. SIXTH EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED. - Taylor, John [of Caroline]:
• BANK OR NO BANK. - [Clay, Henry]:
• BANK UNITED STATES- VIEWS OF THE MINORITY. MARCH 1, 1833. MR. POLK, FROM THE MINORITY OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS, SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT... - Polk, James K.:
• BONDHOLDERS' CONSPIRACY TO DEMONETIZE SILVER. LEGISLATION AFFECTING NATIONAL DEBT AND GOLD AND SILVER. UNFAITHFUL TREASURY OFFICIALS. HOSTILITY OF NATIONAL BANKS. - Stewart, Wm. M.:
• BRITAIN INDEPENDENT OF COMMERCE; OR, PROOFS DEDUCED FROM AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE TRUE CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS, THAT OUR RICHES, PROSPERITY, AND POWER, ARE DERIVED FROM SOURCES INHERENT IN OUSELVES, AND WOULD NOT BE AFFECTED, EVEN THOUGH OUR COMMERCE WERE ANNIHILATED. FIRST AMERICAN, FROM THE FOURTH LONDON EDITION, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED. - Spence, William, F.L.S.:
• BY ABOLISHING THE INTERNAL TAXES WE CAN EXTINGUISH THE SURPLUS AND OVERTHROW THE DESPOTISM OF THE WHISKY TRUST. REMARKS OF HON. WM. D. KELLEY, OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, APRIL 17, 1888. - Kelley, Wm. D.:
• CAMPAIGN OF 1872. TRACTS FOR THE TIMES. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF INDIANA. - Indiana Republican State Central Committee:
• CAMPAIGN OPENED IN MILWAUKEE. GOVERNOR LA FOLLETTE ON NATIONAL AND STATE ISSUES. TARIFF REVISION, THE TRUSTS AND RAILWAYS. EQUAL TAXATION AND NOMINATIONS BY DIRECT VOTE. SEPTEMBER 30, 1902. - La Follette, Robert M.:
• CAUTION TO BANKS, MERCHANTS, &C. AND AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC WHETHER CERTAIN PEN-MARKED, HALF-FORMED, SPURIOUS INTEREST TABLES, UNJUSTLY PUBLISHED BY ENNION WILLIAMS, SHOULD BE DISCOUNTENANCED AND CONDEMNED AS A PRIVATE INJURY OR A PUBLIC WRONG; BEING THE DETAILS OF A CONTROVERSY BETWEEN JOHN ROWLETT & ENNION WILLIAMS, CHIEFLY AS IT APPEARED IN SEVERAL PHILADELPHIA NEWSPAPERS IN THE 11TH AND 12TH MONTHS, 1823. - Rowlett, John:
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GENEVA. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, TRANSMITTING MEMORIAL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, RELATIVE TO AMERICAN FINANCES. APRIL 14, 1868. - Geneva:
• CHARTER OF INCORPORATION, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, A LIST OF MEMBERS, AND OF THE OFFICERS FOR 1824. TOGETHER WITH THE FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS, MADE TO THE INSTITUTE AT A MEETING HELD APRIL 15TH, 1824. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE INSTITUTE. - Franklin Institute:
• CIRCULAR. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF TAXES, RICHMOND, OCTOBER 26, 1864...OFFICE OF STATE COLLECTOR, MONTGOMERY, NOVEMBER 1, 1864. - Confederate Imprint:
• COMMON SENSE ADDRESSES, TO THE CITIZENS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES: PROVING, I. THAT THE RESTRICTIVE SYSTEM IS NOT ABANDONED BY GREAT BRITAIN OR THE CONTINENTAL POWERS...IV. THAT HIGH PROHIBITORY DUTIES, GENERALLY REDUCE PRICES AND IMPROVE QUALITY. V. THAT THE DISTRESS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES PRIMARILY AROSE FROM THE POLICY PURSUED BY THIS GOVERNMENT FROM 1816 TO 1824, FROM THE EFFECTS OF WHICH THEY HAVE NOT RECOVERED. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SIX APPENDIXES...FOURTH EDITION, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA. - [Carey, Mathew]:
• COMMON SENSE IN DISHABILLE: OR, THE FARMER'S MONITOR. CONTAINING A VARIETY OF FAMILIAR ESSAYS, ON SUBJECTS MORAL & ECONOMICAL. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PERPETUAL CALENDAR, OR ECONOMICAL ALMANACK. - Everett, David:
• COMMUNICATION FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR... JAN. 19, 1864. - Confederate Imprint:
• COMMUNICATION OF BYRON KILBOURN, TO THE COUNCIL, IN REPLY TO THE STATEMENT OF JOHN H. TWEEDY AND THE REPORT OF MR. MARTIN. TO THE HONORABLE COUNCIL:-. - Kilbourn, Byron:
• CONSIDERATIONS ON THE DEPENDENCIES OF GREAT BRITAIN. WITH OBSERVATIONS ON A PAMPHLET, INTITLED, THE PRESENT STATE OF THE NATION. - [Langrishe, Sir Hercules]:
• CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PRESENT STATE OF THE INTERCOURSE BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY'S SUGAR COLONIES AND THE DOMINIONS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. - West-India Planters and Merchants:
• CONSIDERATIONS ON THE VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES, AND THE CIRCUMSTANCES ON WHICH DEPEND THEIR FURTHER PROSPERITY, AND COLONIAL CONNECTION WITH GREAT BRITAIN. "SHIPS, COLONIES, AND COMMERCE." BY MAJOR GENERAL SIR... BART. - Douglas, Howard:
• CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF FOREIGN INTERCOURSE. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ANSWER TO A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE, OF FEBRUARY 20TH LAST, RELATIVE TO UNEXPENDED MONEYS APPROPRIATED BY LAW FOR CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. MARCH 25, 1868. - Foreign Relations:
• CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, TRANSMITTING STATEMENT OF THE 35th Cong., 1st Sess. HED82. 1858. - Navy:
• COPY OF THE THREE ACTS PASSED BY THE DAKOTA TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, IN FEBRUARY, 1881, REFERRED TO IN THE PROTEST, AND EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLATURE, SHOWING THAT J.R. GAMBLE, ESQ., OF YANKTON COUNTY, [THE ATTORNEY OF THE COUNTY WHO HAS BEEN FIGHTING THE BONDHOLDERS,] INTRODUCED THE BILLS FOR ALL OF THE ACTS BEHIND WHICH THE COUNTY HAS BEEN ABLE TO SHIELD ITS PROPERTY AND TO SUCCESSFULLY EVADE THE MANDATES OF THE COURTS, AND MOST EFFECTUALLY TO ACCOMPLISH A REPUDIATION OF ITS BONDED INDEBTEDNESS. - [Dakota Territory]:
• CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN JOHN H. GILMER AND HONORABLE HUGH MCCULLOCH, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. - Gilmer, John H:
• COUNTY TAX WARD NO. 5. 1787. - [Boston]:
• CURRENCY: THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY. BY GODEK GARDWELL. FOURTH EDITION, IMPROVED. - [Kellogg, Edward]:
• DECEMBER, 1774. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE ENGLISH COLONY OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, IN NEW-ENGLAND, IN AMERICA; BEGUN AND HOLDEN, IN CONSEQUENCE OF WARRANS ISSUED BY HIS HONOR THE GOVERNOR, AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR SAID COLONY, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR, AND FIFTEENTH OF THE REIGN OF HIS MOST SACRED MAJESTY GEORGE THE THIRD, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, KING OF GREAT-BRITAIN, AND SO FORTH. PRESENT, THE HONORABLE JOSEPH WANTON, ESQ; GOVERNOR. THE HONORABLE DARIUS SESSIONS, ESQ; DEPUTY-GOVERNOR. - Rhode Island:
• DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIRECTOR. BULLETIN 431-A. ADVANCE CHAPTER FROM CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMIC GEOLOGY (SHORT PAPERS AND PRELIMINARY REPORTS) 1909. PART II.-MINERAL FUELS. PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS. - Leonard, A.G.; Gregory, H.E.; Washburne, C.W.; and Anderson, Robert:
• DISBURSEMENTS, CONTINGENT FUND OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, TRANSMITTING STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS OF THE CONTINGENT FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862. DECEMBER 16, 1862. - Treasury:
• DOCTOR MAINE'S LIST FOR 1850. MADE AGREEABLY TO THE REQUIREMENT OF THE NEW LAW, FOR THE ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF TAXES. - [Maine, Jonas C.]:
• DOCUMENT NO. 139. OUR REAL CAPITALISTS AND THE FREE SILVER MENACE TO THEIR INVESTMENTS IN SAVINGS BANKS. A WARNING FROM AN EMINENT AUTHORITY. - [Republican National Committee]:

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