For the Assembly,

90 copies.

190 copies.

30 copies.

38 copies.

134 copies.

For Senate Library,

For Assembly Library,.

For the counties, public officers, &c.,..
For literary and scientific exchanges, to be
made by the Regents of the University,
including one copy for each state and
territory, and one copy for each of the
Regents who are not otherwise provided
for,

For State Library,.

18 copies.

50 copies. 123 copies.

There shall also be printed and bound for the State Library, 3 copies of the Session Laws, and also of the Journal of each House, and 57 copies of the same for the Regents of the University, for the purpose of literary exchanges.

19th. The supply bill and annual appropriation bill shall be reported by the 15th day of March, and printed immediately thereafter, and made the special order on the 25th day of March next.

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New-York State Agricultural Society.

[Rooms in Geological Buildings, State-street.]

Officers Elected, January 21st., 1852.

HENRY WAGER, of Oneida, President.

Vice-Presidents:

JAMES MONROE, New-York,
LEWIS G. MORRIS, Westchester,
ANTHONY VAN BERGEN, Greene,
WINSLOW C. WATSON, Essex,

THEODORE S. FAXTON, Oneida,
OLCOTT C. CHAMBERLAIN, Otsego,
CHARLES LEE, Yates,

JOHN A. M'ELWAINE, Wyoming

BENJAMIN P. JOHNSON, Albany, Corresponding Secretary.
ERASTUS CORNING, Jr., Albany, Recording Secretary.
LUTHER TUCKER, Albany, Treasurer.

Executive Committee:

WILLIAM KELLY, Rhinebeck, J. A. COREY, Saratoga,

J. T. BLANCHARD, Saratoga,

JOHN BUTTERFIELD, Utica,