The same work also contains the following


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AUCTION Sales end Frauds on r.: Rerenue-BY W. W
Drnker of New-YoTk.
Influence iykich Protection 20 Home LG6orcS upon t
General Interests Of The Cotn;ry-By C. C. Haven \: l.
Pyircipie of Profeciop-By Horace Greeley, o y.
Currency and relation 10 The Protection Of 4meiean
Indrstry-By 6. Bacon Of y. \.


Manufacture Of IRON, he Coal Trade and the MGny4e
turss from Iron-By D. o. Kellogg, of Troy s. Oakley OF
Brooklyn; and Dr.. j. C. Fisher, of W..


HarduGre, 9c.-By ]. T. wnsiow, of Troy, n: y
Wood sereTsaBy A. Hodges, of PtGvdsnte' of r.
Button, and P,nS-By Edward Cook


Jetrelry-By T Addison, of ~ Y


Commerce, ivith Stdtistcs-By j. Grinnell Of Mas,
Combs, Brushes d,e.-By j. Fiat;


Sugar, and Sugar Retining-By \. A. Cor.
Phlosophicaland Chemical .apparatus-By Dr. Fisher
On Hafs-By J. r. CLARK.


Manu- ufcct,tre of Strato-ByJ. R. Clark


Cotton aud Silky s. Shepard, Of Northampton Mass.
Whale and Cod Fishery with Sdiisics-By James Ar
mold, Of Mass.


Salt, Ecrthenucre, &c.


Glass-By 7. J. Wakeman, of y. Y.


Ready Made Clothing-By A. S. Baker.


Wool aad Woo!ens-By II. Shaw, of Lanesboro', Mass.
Leather and Shoes-By G. c. Davis


Supplementary Report Leather, sholcing the .fsgre
gate amount Of IantaciOrie Of Leather, Saddiees Tan
ne,ies Men Employed, &c in The o. S-By Z. NJ LeuPP
Paper Amount, number Of Men Employed, CApn4i in
vested sc.


showing the number of Men employed Floor Oil Cloth
Carriages and Wagons, Tobacco, Furniture, Drugs ana
Medicine Paints and Dyes, Musical Instruments Gunpow
der Granite Marble aud other Stcne Brick and Line Ma
Gypsum-By 81. Bayard, of Seneca Falls.
hr-p ard Cordage, number Of Rope walks value, &c.
Printing 0inces Bnderies, Daily and Weekly Newspa
pers Men Employed, Capital. sc.


Tie Silk Cuiiwe-By Mr. Bliss TO the Legislature
Ohio-a very valuable Document


Cotton Crops Consumption Export Value, &c.
Tobacco, with Statistics, sc.


Shoe aad Leather Business of Massachusetts
Sugar, with Statistics.


Wooden Manufactures, Cabinet Furniture, Sprce.
lmportatons, Countries from whence, value &e.
Silk, SC.


.asrtcuitre-By Hon. H. Denny, ofPittsburg
This work also contains the following valuable


STATISTICAL TABLES.
Aggregate Amount of Wool Tobacco Rice, Cotton and
Sugar raised in the United States.


Tariffs of Great Britain, Russia, France, Austria and
Pruss' American Flour Cotton and other Productions
Merchandise I'm yveo, value, &c.


Amount of Iron manufactured in each Of the States.
Bitumuous and Anthracite Coal raised in the U. 5.
Number of Persons each OF the States employed in Ag
ricuure, Mmug, Commerce, Manufactures froessiohs
Navigation, sc.


Agriculture and Commerce, sc.


Prices of sunlIy Hardware IN Birmingham.


Besides other important Tables 10 mention
In addition the foregoing, this work also contains nu
meIous Official Documents, Original Letters Essays and
Editorials on the subject of American Labor, many OF them
prepared expressly for the woIkamong others We mention
The Fundamental Fallacy of the Free Trade Economist,
Comparative value of Foreign and Home Trade-By Wm
Atkinson.


Protection and the Farming lneres;-By Mr. Fisher Of
Clermont, Ohio


The Tariff Queson-By f. C. DeIavan, of Albany.
Ten Years of Free Trade-By j. P. Kennedy Of Md.
What would Tariff do for the Laborers OF this Country!
History of Protection and Non-Protecton


{g 1t is deemed unnecessary TO enlarge upon the Con-
tents. The work undoubtedly forms the mos important
convenient and useful publication which issued on
the subjects the Tariff Protection to Labor aud Statistics
on the Agriculture Commerce and Manufactures OF the un'
ted States Its the only complete aud standard work eH
tant these subjects.


Twelve persons clubbing together and remttingnins
dollars will receive twelve copies.


{ The American LaboIer may be obtained OF Redding
Co in Boston, and of all the Agents Of The Tribune.
GREELEY & McELRATH.