IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, June 22, 1866. Resolved, That there be printed for the use of the Senate ten thousand extra copies of thoi Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1865, and the accompanying documents.

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, July 25, 1866. Resolved, That there be printed for the use of the Senate seventeen thousand extra copies of the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1865, and the accompanying documents; and three thousand extra copies of the same for the use of the Department of Agriculture.

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, July 19, 1866. On motion of Mr. Latham, from the Committee on Printing, Resolded, That there be printed of the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1865 one hundred and sixty-five thousand copies: one hundred and forty-five thousand copies for the members of this House, and twenty thousand copies for the Commissioner of Agriculture.

Report of the Commissioner, Hon. Isaac Newton....
Report of the Superintendent of Garden, William Saunders:.
sport of the Superintendent of the Experimental Farm, George Reid....
port of the Entomologist, Townend Glover....

port of the Chemist, Henry Erni, M. D....

Report of the Statistician, J. R. Dodge....

Entomological exhibition in Paris, by Townend Glover.

Resources and industrial condition of the southern States, by Daniel R. Goodloe....

Agricultural colleges, by Henry F. French.....

Popular varieties of hardy fruits, by F. R. Elliott..

The peach, its propagation, cultivation, varieties, &c., by Isaac Pullen..
New varieties of grapes, by S. J. Parker, M. D....

Fruits and fruit trees of the middle States, by William C. Lodge..

The native fruits of the far west, by R. O. Thompson....

American forests, their destruction and preservation, by Rev. Frederick Starr, jr.....

The onion, its history, culture, and preservation, by Elisha Slade...

Market gardening in the vicinity of New York, by Peter Henderson.

Market products of west New Jersey, by James S. Lippincott...

Potato culture in Lake county, Ohio, by L. S. Abbott...

Botanical history of sorghum, by F. Pech.....

Production of sugar from sorghum, or northern sugar-cane, by William Clough...

The grape disease in Europe, by Henry Erni, M. D....

ILLUSTRATIONS.

No. 1.-State Agricultural College, Story county, Iowa.

2.-Large Early Apricot.

3.-Duchess of Oldenburg, (apple.)

4.-Fameuse, (apple.)

5.-Great Bigarreau of Mezel, (cherry.)

6.—Diana, (grape.)

7.-Iona, (grape.)

8.-Beurre d'Aremberg, (pear.)

9.-Beurre Coit, (pear.)

10.-Kirtland, (pear.)

11.-Doyenne Sieulle, (pear.)

12.-Reine Claude de Bavay, (plum.)

13.-Prince's Yellow Gage, (plum.)

14.-Hale's Early, (peach.)

15.—Troth's Early Red, (peach.)

16.-Large Early York, (peach.)

17.-Yellow Rareripe, (peach.)

18.–Stump the World, (peach.)

19.-Crawford's Late, (peach.)

20.--Heath's Cling, (peach.)

21.-Short-horn bull General Grant, owned by D. McMillan, Xenia, Ohio.

22.-Short-horn cow Louan XXIII, owned by D. McMillan, Xenia, Ohio.

23.-Short-horn cow Jessie, owned by D. McMillan, Xenia, Ohio.

24.-Short-horn cow Prize Flower, owned by D. MeMillan, Xenia, Ohio.

25.-Short-horn cow, Louan XXI, owned by D. McMillan, Xenia, Ohio.

26.--Chester county boar Víctor, owned by Paschall Morris, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

27.-Imported Cotswold ram His Royal Highness, owned by Burdett Loomis, Windsor

Locks, Connecticut.

28.-Imported Cotswold ewes, owned by Burdett Loomis, Windsor Locks, Connecticut.

29.-Infantado ram Seville, owned by Rollin J. Jones, West Cornwall, Vermont.

:30.-Infantado ram lamb Ophir, owned by Rollin J. Jones, West Cornwall, Vermont.

31.-Infantado ram Major, owned by Deardorff, Walter, & Co., Tuscarawas county,

Ohio.

.32.-Group of Merino ewe Tegs, owned by Upton C. Deardorff, Tuscarawas county,

Ohio.