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25 per cent agricultural American amount ANNUAL PRODUCTS average bales Bank bills Boston Britain British capital cargo census Colored commerce Congress consumption cotton court Cuba debt Deduct for materials dollars duties employed England English equal Erie canal Europe exports favor feet Fisheries flour foreign France free trade furnished George Paulet hemp Honolulu hundred imported increase India interest islands labor lake land Leipzic letter of credit lien Maize Manufactures by mills Massachusetts materials one-third mercantile merchants miles nation navigation Neat cattle Oahu Orleans paper party Paulet persons plaintiff population port pounds present principle PRODUCTS OF INDUSTRY profits protection Prussia quantity railroad received revenue river Schenectady Schiermonnikoog ship South Carolina specie steamboat sugar tariff tariff of 1816 thousand tion tobacco tonnage tons Total United usury vessel Wheat White whole Wool Woollen York
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