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No.

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Imports and exports from the beginning of the government to June
30, 1858. Statement of the gross value of...
Imported, re-exported, and consumed annually from 1821 to 1858,
inclusive, and also the estimated population and rate of consump-
tion per capita during the same period. Statement of the value
of foreign merchandise..

Imports, and the imports consumed in the United States, exclusive
of specie, during each fiscal year from 1821 to 1858; showing
also the value of foreign and domestic imports, exclusive of spe-
cie, and the tonnage employed during the same periods. State-
ment of the total value of.

Imported annually from 1844 to 1858, (after deducting re-exporta-
tions,) and the amount of duty which accrued on each during the
same periods, respectively. Statement of the value of woolens,
cottons, hempen goods, iron, sugars, salt and coal....
Imported annually from 1843 to 185

of wine, spirits, &c

Statement of the quantity

Imports annually from 1821 to 1858. Statement of the value of...
Imported from and exported to foreign countries from 1840 to 1858;
and also showing the domestic exports of like articles for the
same periods. Statement of the value of iron and manufactures
of iron, and iron and steel; steel; wool, and manufactures of wool;
manufactures of cotton; silk, and manufactures of silk; flax, and
linen fabrics; hemp, and manufactures of hemp; Manila, sun, and
other hemps of India, and silk and worsted goods..
Imported annually from 1847 to 1858, with the duties which ac-
crued thereon during each year, respectively, and brandies for
the years 1856, 1857, and 1858. Statement of the value of iron,
manufactures of iron, and iron and steel; steel; sugar; wines,
and all fabrics of which wool, cotton, silk, flax, or hemp is a
component part.....

Imports from Canada and other British possessions in North Amer-
ica from July 1, 1851, to June 30, 1858. Statement of exports
to and..

Imported into the United States during the year ending June 30,
1858. General and summary statements of goods, wares, and
merchandise of the growth, produce, and manufactures of foreign
countries.

Imported into each collection district of the United States during
the year ending June 30, 1858. General statement of goods,
wares, and merchandise, of the growth, produce, and manufac-
ture of foreign countries....

Imports from foreign countries, and the tonnage of American and
foreign vessels arriving from and departing to each foreign coun-
try during the year ending June 30, 1858. Statistical view of
the commerce of the United States, exhibiting the value of ex-
ports to and

Imported during the year ending June 30, 1858. General and sum-

mary statement of the indirect trade of the United States, the
countries of production and of shipments, with the value of the
articles

Indians on the plains. Report of Colonel Sumner's expedition
against the....

Indian disturbances near Fort Arbuckle. Report and correspond-
ence relating to army operations in suppressing....
Indians and the gallantry and hardships of those engaged in them.
General Orders No. 22, with an account of the combats with hos-

tile.

Indian Affairs, with accompanying reports from Indian agents, &c.
Annual report of the Commissioner of.-----

(See list of documents accompanying the above at page 369 of same.)

Subject.

Indians during the year ending June 30, 1858, with a list of the
names of the persons to whom goods, moneys, or effects have
been delivered during that period. Copies of accounts of persons
charged with the disbursement, &c., of moneys, goods, or effects
for the benefit of the.....
Indian outbreaks.

Report in relation to stationing the army so as
to diminish the cost of transportation and subsistence, and perform
the necessary service in suppressing.

Indians in Oregon and Washington Territories Copy of the topo-
graphical memoir and map of Colonel Wright's late campaign
against the..............

Indian tribes payable on time. Statement of amount due under
treaties with various..........
Indian affairs.

Views of the Secretary of the Interior relative to...
Indian agency. Report of the New York...

Indian agency. Report of the Mackinac...

Indian agency. Report of the State of Michigan..........

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Indian superintendency.

Indian agency in the vicinity of Green Bay. Report of the

Indian superintendency.

Report of the central..

Report of the northern...

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Indians, with the amount credited to each tribe, &c. Statement of
stocks held in trust for the

Infirmary. Annual report of the resident physician of the Wash-
ington

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Insane for the District of Columbia.

Annual report of the board

of visitors of the government hospital for the
Inspectors of steamboats. See Steamboats.
Interior, showing the amount paid for pensions since the commence-
ment of the government by States. Report of the Secretary
of the......

Interior, communicating statements showing all expenditures from
the treasury for public and private purposes in the District
of Columbia; the number of town lots originally owned by
the United States in Washington; the number sold and the
sum for which sold; the number reserved and their value;
the estimated value of individual property, and the value of
government property. Report of the Secretary of the
Interior, relating to the public lands, Indian affairs, pensions, the
District of Columbia, wagon roads, public documents, the
census, judiciary, and Patent Office. Annual report of the
Secretary of the

Interior, communicating statements of appropriations. Report of
the Secretary of the.....
Interior, upon Pacific wagon roads. Report of the Secretary of the.
Iowa. Letter from the Commissioner of the General Land Office in
relation to the establishment of a new land office in......
Iron imported annually from 1844 to 1858. Statement of the value
of...

Iron, coal, and timber of the Deep river country, in the State of
North Carolina. Report of an examination of the..
Iron and steel, and manufactures thereof, imported into the United
States during the fiscal years ending June 30, 1856, 1857,
1858. Statement of the quantity and value of

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Iron at New York for the years ending June 30, 1856, 1857, and
1858. Statement of the average monthly price of pig, com-
mon bar, and railroad bar...
Isthmus between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Message of the
President of the United States relative to the importance of
legislation for the protection of American citizens while in
transit across the.....

Isthmus of Darien. Report of an exploration and verification of
surveys made of a ship canal near the

J.

Jail in Washington city. Letter of the United States marshal of
the District of Columbia in relation to the necessity of a new.
Judiciary and its officers, and the accommodations for holding
courts. Views of the Secretary of the Interior relating to
affairs connected with the...

L.

Lakes. Reports of the survey of the northern and northwestern...
Lakes Michigan, St. Clair, Erie, Ontario, and Champlain. Report
of Colonel Graham on harbor works on...
Lakes. Report of Captain Meade of the progress during the past
year of the survey of the northern and northwestern...
Land Office, on the operations of the General Land Office for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1858, and the quarter ending
September 30, 1858. Annual report of the Commissioner of
the General..

Land office in Iowa. Letter of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office in relation to the establishment of a new....
Land condemnation case. Opinion of Judge Brewer in the Great
Falls.....

Lands. Views of the Secretary of the Interior relating to the public.
Lands, exclusive of school sections, prepared for market and not

advertised for sale on June 30, 1858; those prepared for
market during the fiscal year 1857-'58; those advertised for
sale during that year; also those prepared for market and
advertised for sale during the quarter ending September 30,
1858; and the whole quantities of unoffered surveyed public
land on hand September 30, 1858. Statement of the quan-
tities of public

Land business under acts of 1847, 1850, 1852, and 1855, on Sep-
tember 30, 1858. Statement of the condition of the bounty.
Lands selected for, approved, and patented to the several States
under acts of 1849, 1850, up to September 30, 1858. State-
ment of swamp...

Lands for railroad purposes in Iowa, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Mississippi, and Minnesota. State-
ments relating to grants of.....

Lands for the relief of certain settlers on the public lands in the
State of Wisconsin. Statement relating to grants of.............

Lands. Statement relating to graduation entries of public
Lands in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mex-
ico, Utah, California, Washington, and Oregon. Statements
relating to the surveys of.....

Lands to the General Land Office from October 1, 1857, to Septem
ber 30, 1858, showing the number of miles surveyed in the
different States and Territories, and the aggregate number
of acres embraced therein. Statement of returns of surveys

of

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Land claims, under titles derived from former governments, which
have been recognized by the United States pursuant to treaty
stipulations. Statement relating to private.
Lands to Oregon and Washington under acts of 1850 and acts
amendatory thereof. Statement relating to donations of....
Lands of the government. Statement relating to depredations upon

timber growing upon the

Land Office. Abstract of the annual report of the Commissioner of
the General.....

Land sold, of cash, &c., received therefor, of incidental expenses
thereon, and of payments into the treasury on account
thereof in the first and second half of the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1858. Statement of public.....

Lards. Report of experiments in sinking artesian wells upon the
public

Lead at New York during the years ending June 30, 1856, '57, and
'58. Statement of the average monthly price of..

Leather at New York during the years ending June 30, 1856, '57,
and '58. Statement of the average monthly price of..

Letter postage. (See Postage.)

Life-boats. (See Boats.)

Light-house and beacon on St. Clair flats. Report of Captain

Whipple in relation to constructing a-----

Light-house establishment. Report of the expenses of the light-
houses, the charges levied by other countries on American
vessels for light duties, and the charge per ton that should
be levied on vessels to support the....

Light-House Board for 1858. Annual report of the....
Light-houses and supporting the light-house system since the crea-
tion of the Light-House Board; and, also, the expense for
the same number of years preceding its establishment. State-
ment of the annual expense of erecting..

Live-oak timber. Report of the Bureau of Construction, &c., in
relation to contracts for

Long, on the improvement of Red river near the raft; the removal
of obstructions from the mouths of the Mississippi river;
the construction of a road from Fort Riley to Fort Kearney;
disbursements and settlements on account of western rivers
at large; the improvement of the Ohio river, including
Cumberland dam; and the improvement of the Mississippi,
Missouri, and Arkansas rivers. Annual report of Lieut...

M.

Mails under the postal treaty with Great Britain for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1858. Statement of amount of postages on
British.

Mail account with Prussia, Canada, California, Havana, and Mexico.
Statement of closed...

Mail routes between New York and San Francisco via Aspinwall and
Panama, and between San Francisco and the Mississippi river
vin Fort Yuma and Franklin, (El Paso,) with distances be-
tween intermediate points noted. Report of Special Agent
Bailey of observations while passing over the...
Mail route from San Antonio, Texas, to San Diego, California.
Report relating to a...

Mail service abroad, as in operation September 30, 1858. State-
ment of United States..

Mail steamers.

Subject.

Statement of sums paid for the year ending June

30, 1858, on the New York and Liverpool line, New York
and Chagres line, and the Astoria and Panama line of................
Mail service in coaches, steamboats, and railroads for the year end-
ing June 30, 1858, as exhibited by the state of the arrange-
ments at the close of the year. Tabular statement of..
Mail routes, mail contractors, route agents, express agents, local
agents, and mail messengers at the close of the contract
year, ending June 30, 1858 Statement of the number of...
Mail service in the States of Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, California, and the
Territories of Oregon, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, Kansas,
and Washington, as in operation on June 30 and September
30, 1858. Statement of the number of miles and annual
cost of.

Mail service on railroads in the northwest and southwest sections,
as in operation on September 30, 1858.
number of miles, cost, &c., of

Statement of the

Mail service in steamboats on September 30, 1858. Statement of
the number of miles and cost of....
Mail transportation and the cost thereof in each State and Territory
during the year ending June 30, 1858. Tabular statement
showing the increase and decrease of...

Mail routes on which improvements have been made and additional
expense incurred. Detailed statement of ...
Mail matter exchanged between the United States and England,
Prussia, France, Bremen, and Hamburg. Statement of the
amount of...........

Mail steamers on the Cunard, Collins, miscellaneous, Havre, and
Bremen lines. Statements of amount of revenue to the
United States and the Post Office Department from the......
Mails between the United States and Prussia for the year ending
June 30, 1858. Statement of receipts and disbursements in
closed..

Mails from the Mississippi to the Pacific. Copies of contracts with
J. Butterfield for carrying the....

Manufactures. Tabular statements of the statistics of..
Manufactures of the United States in 1850. Synoptical statement

of the amount of capital employed, cost of labor and raw
material, and value of products of the..

Marine barracks at Brooklyn navy yard. Abstract of offers for ex-
cavation, &c., for foundations of

Marine corps, with estimates, &c. Annual report of the officer in
charge of the United States...

Marine corps for the year 1858. Statements of proposals for supply-
ing rations, clothing, fuel, &c., for the..

Measures and balances made and furnished the States and custom-
houses annually since 1835, &c. Report in relation to weights.
Medicine and Surgery. Report, with detailed estimates, of the
Bureau of

Merchandise. (See Imported.)

Messages of the President of the United States. (See President.)
Mexico in relation to levying contributions on American citizens,
and threatening them with expulsion from that republic for
non-compliance. Correspondence with the republic of....
Military Asylum, with the annual report of the treasurer, showing

its financial condition. Report of the Commissioners of the..