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New York Merksu-sail;ue Of tn. s.,.,.

New York MsTksts-sailirg Of the ealtie.
New YORK, Sept. 3, IL! p. X.-Flour &C
tive Western State brand, IS e3s cts.
Howerd street -four, Sc 81 cts-7OOO
bbls. sold. Grain advancing. White
wheat, 81 % cts. 81 81 cts-50O0
bushels sold of Genessee, and 10000 Of
Michigan. Yellow corn, IS ets-15,0O0
bushels sold. Cotton unchanged. Stocks
steady.
The Baltic sailed to-day with l2l pas
sengers' carrying with her no specie
Among the passengers was ]. Raymond,
of New York, and Mr.. Oelrichs, wife and
family, of Baltimore. Raymond is bearer
Of dispatches to the Queen Ct Spain.
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION

MCGRAW & JACOBS, corner of 18th street and
IHl Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. c..
would respectfully inform their friends customers
and the public generally, that they are prepared to
supply them with the finest FAMILY GROCERIES
cid and choice LIQUORS, and every article. large
and small, in their department at remarkable low
prices; in fact we shall establish one of those nov
elites so often spoken of. but SO seldom found-.a
CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY STORE
Our stock will be continuously replenished from
the most celebrated importers and manufactures
Thankful for past tavors, We ask an enlargement
of the same.
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city Tree OF chaTge sep 3-eoly
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MRS. f. CONVERSE & MISS NJ. MHLER,S
Select School for Young Ladies',

Hcmthon Terrace, No. 243, Eaap street. Baltimore.
THESE ladies', who have had so much experience
In teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
states, Will open Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
~ SCI IEMBER The success which has invari-
ably attended their past efforts gives them assurance
that parents who may entrust the education of their
children to their care will find the duties and re-
sponsihtles of this important ard sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Department will be under the excIu-
slve direction of the Principals of the School: and
we'll qualified Teachers will be employed to give in
struction IN the Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms, &c, apply TO principals. Circulars
can be obtained At Cushings & Bailey's. Baltimore
street. opposite Hanover. aug a6 o,n
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AUCTION SALES.


BY K. N. STRATTOa, AuctiOneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
L OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY morning, September It'll, al IL
O'Clock, at the residence of J. l.. SIXTH, Esq. on
18th street, Island,l between and streets south
shall sell his entire Furniture and Household II
fleets. viz:
PARLOR.
Rosewood Piano, 6X-octave made by Nunns &
Clark, New York
Mahogany Piano Stool, Piano Cover
Mahogany SOFA, Rockers. and Parior Chairs
Mahogany Divans, Maroon velve, coverings
Walnut Gothic Ann Chair. scarlet damask coyer-
ing
Mahogany Centre Table
Narbic-top Pier and Sofa Tahles
Mahogany Gard Tables, Walnut E,esere
French plate Mirror, Marble Slab and Brackets
Silk, Lace, and French Cashmere Curtains
Gill Conices, Solar and Astral Lamps
Girandoles, Mantel Lamps, Flower Vases
Iron Gothic Mantel Clock
Tapestry Carpet, Rugs, SC.
nALL.
Mahogany Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
Maple Cane-seat Arm Chairs
Passage Floor Cloth, Brass Stair Rods
Venetian Stair Carpet.
DINING ROOM.
Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Dining Table
mahosahy Switchboard, Mahogany framed Glass
zane seat Chairs Stove
Carpet and Crumb Cloth. Window Shades
Brittania, Crockery. and Glassware
Gothic Walters, &c.
CHAMBERS
Mahogany, Marble-toP, and plain dressing Bureaus
DO do Washstands
Do Cherry, and Maple Bedstcads
Damask-covrred spring seat Lounge
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Rockers
NardrOheS, Toilet Glasses, Toilet Tables
Toilet Ware, three ply and ingram Carpets
Curtains. Feather Beds, Mattresses
Bed Linen, Blankets. Quilts
Comforts. Tundle Bedstead
Crib and Crib Cradle. Stoves
Brass Fire Sets. SC.
Terms: S25 and under, cash; from sos 10 500,
dorsed, bearing interest.
AT PRIVATE SALE
handsome new Family Carriage and an Iron
Grey Horse five years old, gentle and kind and sold
for no fault.
N. B:-Ihe House Is for rent; apply on the prem
ises TO the Auciioneer, or to J. L. Smith Esq, AZ
t"rney; on 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue
sep 3-dtS
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T OST-On Friday, the I'd instant, either in Muir
IL ray Semmes, near 4 street, or Louisiana
avenue between 9th and 9TH streets, Or on street,
between 9Th and 14th streets, PORTE MON
E.dIE, containing between fifty and sixty dollars,
consisting of one ten and five dollar bills the
Bank of Winchester, the new issue; five on the
Bank of Wheeling; several two dollar notes on the
Corporation of Georgetown; and some gold. 1t also
contained note drawn by George H. Walters in ia
vor Of Theodore A. Walter>, for hundred and
fifty dollars: also, drawn by Wilkinson Will
liams for forty nine dollars in favor Of Walters &
Brother 1t contained other papers of no use to any
one. A reward of twenty-five dollars will be paid
for the return of the Porte Mannae and its contents
at this office, and no questions asked.
a-0t%
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, p. Breadstuifs
are advancing on account ola speculative
movement. Flour is held az, Howard st.
S. 62t. City Mills, S. ca. Wliitc wheat,
81 IL 81 "a. Red wheat, 81 IL q
81 $4,000 bushels sold. White
corn, GA cts. Yellow comes cts.-
1900 bushels sold. Stock market with.
out change.
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Attempted Murder,

CINCINNATI, Sept. Jas. C. Hall, late
postmaster of this city, and now Presi-
dent of the Ohio and Mississippi r. r. Co.. =.
was attacked in the street, this evening
by Or. Ames, a returned Californian, who
shot him in the abdomen, the ball lodging
in his back. The wound is considered
dangerous. Ames has been arrested
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Political Difficulty

Troy, Sept. 2.-The Democratic Con-
vention of the 22d District met to-day fer
the purpose Of electing delegates to the
State Convention, when, after an exciting
contest, the party split. The Barnburners
elected Samuel Douglass, and the Hunk
ers Chas. j. Wiber, delegates. The
Barnburners endorsed the State and
National Administrations, and the Hunk
ers adopted the Astor House Resolutions.
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BY }. C. MCGUIRE, Auc1ione.r.

PEREMPTORY S.qLEOF
HouSEHOLD FURNITURE.-On THURSDAY
i morning, 9Th instant. At 10 O'Clock shall sell
on tenth street west, between f and Streets next
house north of the Baptist Church
Set OF white and gold parlor Furniture, covered with
figured satin
Brussels and ingram CARPETS
French gilt Mantel Clock, perfect time piece
Silver Table and tea Spoons, Soup Ladle
China Dining, Tea, and Glassware
Cane and Wood seat Chars, Curtain.
Bureaus. Bedsteads, Wash>iands
Best hair Mattresses, Beds, Bedding
Excellent single barrel Fowling Piece
Hand Wagon, spring Roasting Jack
Stoves, klIcnen Utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum, a
cred OF two and four months. Tor notes satisfacto-
rily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
sep It'd Auctioneer
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JUVENILE SCHOOL,

On n, bet'reen 18th and 18th streets, First Word.
TNHE MISSES PRETTYE1AN respectfully inform
tneir friends and the public that the exercises
OF their school will be resumed on MOND.4Y, the
5th of September.
They communicate instructions to girls and small
boys In the rudments of English Educa,ion-Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
Sc, SC.
The number of scholars is limited. Persons will
therefore apply early, above when the terms will
he maze known. aug 27-dt6thSpp
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Further from Australia.

BosToN, Sept. Further intelligence
from Australia give very favorable ac-
count of affairs there. Freights have
advanced IL per cent. 4 Melbou. nc
paper contains letter from Captain
Adams of the steamer Monumental Civ,
denying that he left the wreck and aban-
doned the passengers.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-Mr Hall, who
was shot last night by Ames, is very
low, with no hopes of his recovery, caus-
ing much excitement in the community.
Ames and his family sustain bad char.
acter, and the assault was outrageous,
Ames is in Jail, and bail is refused.
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Progress Of the Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The total
number of interments within the past "a
hours have been l65, including l03 from
the Yellow Fever.
NOZZLE, Sept. 1.-The deaths by Yellow
Fever here average 10 per day.
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d. E D.,

DIED,
AZ North View, Georgetown Heights the 81 inst
CORNELIUS BARBER, in the 5lst year of his
age.
At his residence, near BelIeville, New Jersey, on
the 3lst OF August, JOHN BURLEY HILL, in the
issn year OF his age father OF SiIas Hill of this
city.
In Alexandria on Thursday, o5th ult.. Mrs. SA-
RaH N. GIBSON, wife of Professor VIM Gibson
of the University of Pennsylvania.
In this city, on the 3lst ultimo, of consum9tion,
JAMES kNO&ViLLE,in the 42d year ofhis age
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BOSTON Sept. 3-l2x.-The Secretary
of War arrived here to-day on his return
from the coast survey, after encampine 1t
the Blue Mountains.
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M. n. Tyson and Sisters, Female
SemlnarY for B9arling and Day PuIilS

Seminary for Boarding and Day PUPILS.
On + street. tetuecn 18th and 1871 streets.
INHE duties of this institution will he resumed on
l. Thursday, the 18th of September at which
time Inc pupils are requested to be punctual in
tendance, IN order to promote speedy organiza-
ton of the classes.
The many Improvements and additions lately
made to their previously large establishment enable
the principals offer increased advantages and IA
cilites 10 their pupils.
They have also made arrangements rthn accom-
mediation OF II or ii boarding pupils, who will find
everything provided that can make home cnmfort:-
be--suc As chambers well ventilated, carpeted in
In winter and w.rmed at pleasure by a furnace
their study room lighted with gas and every other
convenience that can he desired.
No pupil will be admitted unless satisfactory ref
erence be given previously
For terms, &c, circulars may he had ut the Sem
mary and at the principal bookstores in the city.
aug 2-dtl5thSep
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MARTINS GUITARS.

lust received at the Music Depot, south side of
y Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and llth
Streets small lot of those justly celebrated GUI-
TARS. Those persons who have been waiting their
arrival are requested to call and make their selec-
tions, the supply from the manufacturer is very
limited. HILBUS & HTTZ,
Sole Agents for the District and Maryland.
Also, very large lot of fine French and German
GUITARS, selected personally.
90 NEW MUSIC received this day.
au ~ -
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ROBERT HARPER.

htRECTLY opposite Exchange Block, Alcxan-
- andria, Va. will commence from this day to sell
MS stock of DRY GOODS, at prime cost for CASH,
as ne intends to make entire change in business
Ihose wanting great bargains have them to their
hearts content" "What say unto one, say
unto all, GOMEZ sepa,1w
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sep. 31t.
M A RRIE En-

On Thursday, the 25th utimo, Mr.. WIN. II. MA
son, OF Baltimore, to Miss CIiRISTIANA BUR-
GER, of Washington.
On the LIST instant, by the Rev. Mr. O'TooIe Mr.
PHILIP $. PILES, to Miss LUCINDA DORSEY
all OF this CITY.
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SUNDRIEs FOR THE SEASON

~ Purely clarified Cider Vinegar, White Wine do
White Brandy, brown and white Mustard Seed,
Celery do, green and dry Ginger Mace, Cloves, Cas-
sia Aisplce and ali the spices, ground and whole
favorlng Extracts, &c. with every article for ntcl
ing and preserving purposes. Also-fresh Sardmee.
Capert, Olives, Worcestershire Sauce. Currant and
Apple Jellies, London and American NJ usiard French
GO. prepared, pure Lemon Syrup, Bay Rum in wood
and bottle, just received, and for sale low AT the
Choice Family Grocery, corner of Z and 9TH streets
Aug 27-Sn EP. NIIJER
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DRESS FOR SALE.-A Super Royal SMITH
4 PRESS, in ereei!ent order, for sale low, at the
SsT omcs. aug 1T
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LAS F1XTURES.-Thes subscriber has on
~ hand and Is daily receiving from the celebra-
ted factory Of Cornelius, Parker & Co, Phladel
phla, large and handsome collection Of CHIN
DELIERS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, Sc en-
oracmg all their new patterns, which ne will dis
pose OF at manufacturers retail prices. Those in
want OF Gas Fixtures Will find their interest 10
call and examine patterns and prices before purchas
ing. c. w. BOTELER
sep l-eo2m Iron Hal.
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FINE CIGARS AND ToRAcco

FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
HAVE just received very superior lot of HA-
l. EANA CIGARS, bought directly from the i'm
porter, OF various choice brands, which cGn re-
commend. Also
Nirginius, Jenny Lind, Natural leaf, and other
choice brands Of fine chewing TOBACCO.
I.ynchburg Smoking tobacco, the best article il,
the market.
invite particular attention 10 this stock
E. =. MILLER
aug 70 Corner eth and T. streets
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WOOLLEN YARNS. FIannels, Hoo
w sfery, &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
Colored Yarn; White, Red Blue, and Yellow Elan
nels; Misses and Chiidren's Cotton and Wosllen
Hose; Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality together with general assortment of Fail
Goods. Customers will do well to give a call.
VIM. K RILEY,
aug 29-ln cor 9Th ST. Opp'e Centre Market.
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- ECEIVED and for >ale AT BAKERS Pen
IL odical Depot, on the Island
Ellen De We're, complete, containing sixteen more
chapters than any rival edition
Dare Devil Dick; or, the road and its riders
Claude the Artist story of Italy and the Italians
Angela; or, the Convent of Santa Clara.
Also, all the most popular Monthlies for Septen-
Der, together with the Weekly Herald, Sun, and
Clipper for this week. and the Flag of our Union for
September 10th. sep3
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY

Corner OF 81 street aid IrdionG .Irenue
TNHE next Academic year will commence on
L Monday, September 9Th. 1t is desirable thai
those who enter should be present the beginning
ct the quarter. Tuition from S. to $3.50 per quar-
ter, payable In advance. Circulars may be obtained
by applying to the Principal, at the Bookstore OF
VIM N. Morrison & Co. O. G. WIGHT
aug 22-dw Principal.
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DANIEL It. WOODWARD.

A DAGUERREOTYPE of this unfortunate man.
n taken at the Jail, a few days before his execu
tioh can be seen at THOMPS ON'S Gallery. Penn.
sylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
sep&3t
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Il A Attention! Montgomery Guards.
g IA special meeting of the Company will he held
III nj at the armory, on MONDAY EVENING next
~ ~ As business of importance will come before
them II Is expected that every member will be pres
eht' VIM. c. SULLIVAN,
srp2-3t Secretary
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD-The subscriber
" keeps constantly on hand large supply Of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver to customers in Wash
ington and Georgetown. Orders left at the Wood &
Coal yard of Orme & Barron, on Green street, near
tine Canal, will be promptly attended to.
jy :l-6wS&T K. r. Raglan
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New Style OF FALL HATS for 1853.
n ]. T. EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue, be- III
AAtween Twelfth and Thirteenth STREETS, has,
this day introduced an entirely new and splendid
style of HATS for the fall season, which he is conf
dent will give greater satisfaction than amy that has
been Introduced into this city for years, both as 70
CARDS beauty and quality.
He has also Just received q large assortment Of
BEEBE,S Hats aug 22-tf2w
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Secretary Of War NJ Hoston.

EXPRESSLY FOR THH EvkNINa star.
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EF Columbia Typographical Soci-
ety'-The stated meeting will be held this (Satur-
day. evening, September 3d. at O'Clock. Full and
punctual attendance is desired
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THE person who carried off a handsome PAPER
i WEIGHT from Arny's Ice Cream Saloon in
Georgetown on Thursday last will do well to re-
turn 1t, or they will be exposed, as they we'll
known. sen at
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~ congregational Church, 5th st.
The Rev Alexander Duncanson, of MASSACHUSETTS,
lately rom Scotland is expected TO preach in this
Church, to morrow morning, At IL O'Clock, and
again ut 4 in the afternoon. Seats free
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Wofeh Returns.--The following cases were
disposed of in the Central Guard house this
morning: II. F. Jebb, drunk and disorderly ::
discharged. Thomas Brown, do; fine and
costs. John Blackstone, colored, disorderly;
whipped.
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Stock Of Groceries and Store Fixtures for saIe
THE stock of GROCERIES, together with ,h.
L STORE FIXTURES, &c, now in the s,o,s
formerly occupied by MIR. L. Storm, AID more re-
Gently by Messrs. A. Davis & Co.. on 9TH. above 7
street, are offered for sale. The above store 4, ,rs
and commodious and well located for business. hay
ing now good run of custom. The rent IL low ma
the stock OF goods well assorted and desrable-ato
setner onering change rarely met with to any one
dennng TO embark in business
The terms will be made accommodating, by sp-
plying to R.F. MORSELL. TrIste.
La. avenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
p. S.-All persons indebted TO Messrs. A. Dav,s
Co are requested TO call and settle the same i'm,
mediately, with B. F. Morsell. aug 27-lw
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WHITE BRANDY, Green Ginger,
w Mustard Seed
Half pipe White Brandy, suitable for peaches
bbls. pure Peach Brandy, " :"
so lbs. Green Ginger
White and black Mustard Seed
Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, sc.
$50 gallons pure Cider Vinegar warranted LIST quail
ity
10 dozen VOLTS Scheidam Schnapps
Just received and for sale, by
SAM'L BACON 4 CO.,
ang 29-eO3t corner 7th 81. and Penn ave.
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Germant@ Soctety.-This celebrated asso-
citation of musicians is in Newport, r. l.. at
present, hut will be in this city on the 10th
and llth of October, and will give Concerts
in Carusi's Saloon
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Rar Temperance Hall Nine-ten,hs of
all the executions III land caused by the sale
and use OF Intoxicating liquors. will be proved at
the meeting on Sunday night at : O'Clock
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Noftce.-The Rev. b. Sunderland will deliver
discourse in reference to the Scou.-c in New Or
leans, tomorrow, (5abbathl evening, at O'Clock,
in the LIST Presbyterian Church, ~ street. A col
lection will be taken up in aid of the sufferers, and
placed in the hands Of the Mayor for transmittance
Ii IL hoped that generous addition NAV be made
TO the funds already contributed i'll the city for this
purpose.
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OPENING Of the Schools Teachers and
pupils, girls and boys, parents and guardians
will observe that Monday is the general open
ing day of the various academies and schools
of the city and vicinity. To school, to school,
We youngsters-this is the bright opening era
of your lives, which will end either for your
good or harn, as you are educated
, 1853-03-19

Or THE POPULATION OF THE GLoBE.-
The population of the globe is supposed 10
be under thousand millions, or, according
10 M. Hassel, 937, $780, 900 If, then, says
a French writer, all mankind were collect
ed in one place, every four individuals oc-
cupying a square metre, the whole might
be contained in field of ten miles square.
Thus, generally speaking, the population
Of country might be packed, without much
squeezing, in its capital. But the mean
idea this gives us of the number Of the hu-
man race, is counterbalanoed by its capa.
bility of extension. The new world is said
to contain Of productive land 100000
square miles of middling quality, each capa-
bic of supporting two hundred inhabitants
and 100000 of better quality, capable
of supporting FIVE hundred persons. Ac-
cording 10 this calculation, the population
Of the new world, as peace and civilization
advance, may attain TO the extent Of 4 ,OO0,-
100000 five suppose the surface Of the
old to be double that Of America, land not
withstanding the comparative poverty of the
land, this calculation may be accepted, if
we say nothing Of Australia and the various
arcbiPelagocs, it would support 5000, ,oOO,.
0oO and Thus the aggregate population of
the entire globe ight amount to lo,O00,-
OOO, 900, or twelve times the present num-
Der. .