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the snuihrOns believe, and act upon the belief atwe Of New England i've upon brown bread and mOlasses and naked pumpkins, and that but few enjoy the lux uy of eating any thing else and hence their zeal tor Increasing the duty mOlasses. But in this Partieu lar they will be not altogether unlike tho boy whOle hts bed and lay upon the floor, in order to '%reexe Josh, who was left alone under the COverng,-lhey will tax us little, and themselves good deal.

 But we have strsyed from the subject; from the following table our readers can judge something of the character of the new Tariff.

 Tariff of 1898. flS24 Ofl8I6. Iron in bolts or bars not soc. cwt. or rolled, ct per ib. ll2 lbs. 7Jc 1l2 lbs.

 do. rolled. also in slabs, blooms and loop, other

 wise, except pig and cast

 iron, $S7 per ton. $1,5O cwt $l 50 cwt.

 do in pigs, 62 l-2c. cwt. 50 cts cwt. 50 cts cwt

 Steel, $1 50 cwt. $1 pr cwt. $l pr cwt.

 Lead in pigs, bars, or

 sheets, Sc perlb. % pr To. lc pr lb.

 do in shot, 4c pr 10. 31-2c do. 2c do.

 The above are to be charged with the duty from the first day of September next. The following sec tons go into operation on the SOth of June next. It was at first enormously reported that no part of the bill took effect until September. We grati6ed to find that there was mistake in this particular.