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SMALLPOX.

The rapidty with which this dreadful disease Is
spreading all over the city mas az length become
alarming, and the health authorities have inst.
tuted the most rigorous measures to check ITS
further progress. One hundred and fifteen cases
were reported TO the city Sanitary Bureau during
the past week, making the largest exhibit OF any
week since the virus made ITS appearance in
New York. This unusually large increase In the
number OF cases Is explained oy the city Sanitary
Inspector In the alarm OF the medical men having
charge OF the cases on the east side Last week a
number OF doctors were prosecuted by the Board or
Health FOR having failed to report they were
attending to. This action Of the Board mas so
frightened others That
MANY OF THE FACULTY
VINO were IN charge OF cases OF smallpox and were
forward and reported the fact Of their
existence. This would doubt 90 lar
to increase the number Of cases, but independent
or this the assistant Health Inspectors have them.
selves discovered fifteen new cases, which goes I'M
doubleday 70 show the disease Is steadily growing
Mr., A. I. Stewart has likewise taken fright at the
prevalence OF the epidemic and yesterday sent one
OF MS young men To request the Sanitary Inspector
to send sufficient force OF medical
men to vacclnate all the people In his
employ. The Tenth anu Seventeenth wards are
those suffering most from smallpox and II Is aston
ishing the people Will not take advantage Of the
means at their disposal OF guarding against the dis
ease. Every station house in the city IS supplied
with medical man to vaccinate all cOmers free OF
charge, and when IL has been so clearly shown that
vaccination Is sure preventive OF the disease 1t Is
wonderful that people don't fortlry themselves
against lie
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ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED BY THE uERALp STEAM yAcurs.

"HfoHihD by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Holland (Br) Brapg Liver,ooi March a and
X3ucenstqwn March with mdse and passengers to
w Aperenced heavy westerly and southery gales
i To- -. y w N lon 30 IS w, exchanged signals with
4s a. p VIA rrsnca bound west 18th, lat 81 49,
ekcnanEed signals with Anchor steamer bound east
s,somsnp khen MO-, Meyer Bremen March o. via south
p zeu, WIN mise and ia passengers to Oclricbs Co
90 souE westerly gales the entire passage March 49, ja
Boston. ''"''''"" 'D'b rum Accra ior
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston March a. with
"ase anu passengers. 10 II X Morgan A &C. w.
S,eaamshlp VIM y Clyde. Scott, Richmond, CITY Point
Co. ' f"'"s"s''' !" washington
ship Dunedin tBr Mcmillan, Manila Nov 49, with nose n,
Ward Passed AnJIer Dec o. Cape of J,ood Hone
an ~ ana crossed the Equator Feb H. In Ion 81 had
mode,he weather up 70 March H. from which have had
Ion 70 TO- saw qunotiy of wrecked stuff CONSISTING of bar
res and lumber apparently but time In the water
Bark 81 PAUL. MO-, Droscher, Hong Kong Nov is with
noise TO oyphant co Psssen Anier Dec 4; had light Sc
uadesi Jan ana OH Agoa Bay severe sornl from
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SiIs. | Destination.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1872.
CLEARED.


s ss. franconia, Bragg, Porand-J Ames
p n,g H%esou.e, Nlckes Callao-Dockendorf Il Co.
" '' ,'""e5' 's"-" " N"ui-
narS daea tai fommano, Genoa-Fabbri h Chaupcey
Co. S' i'i oiueis-EVans, bah
BARK Maggie (Br) Mitchell, Matanzas-Heney a Parker
Darn paaA oertruue' carlisle, Portland-Master
Hughes "i ""ois-" IL
Houghton. " WV" i'"''e-""ei
Brlg Geo Burnham, Staples, Matanzas-Jas f. Ward Co.
Way "'""s"' rie'o y
Brig Lucy W Snow, Hall, Ma,anzas-H Brown. Jr
Brig Mercedes ,Br, Iiill Cienfuegos-J 4 a Fowler
Son. ~ ~ " -N"'-' ASe'i"' ="
schr Geo Washington, Sherlock, Baracoa-E Puia Co
mers N' -''e-" |n"f
Schr g Young Richardson, Portland.
SS chhr " r., Emerson, Dow Portland-B Weinberg.
schr BATTER Baker Goucester-R Goodwin 4 Son.
s schr nay state Croker. Boston-Chas living
Schr enry kemsen, Allen, Somerset II jackson Co.
Jackson q Co - w" '-'e"-"
schr Nellie Bloomfield. Hobbie. Stamford
steamer Philadelphia, Davis, Ph,ladelpbla
steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, PHILADELPHIA.
steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
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Marine DISH sfel.s.

~ ss fSs @ p NsS
and Sde dsr and out Of
scnn NARY 3 MAnosE1, Anderson from Port johnson
away Ts NEW w sSSns
drawing nsa ~ssse sd
sa snGho OFT but being frozen on the bow and
sSrs w %h s ssv Is e
At end o hs1 I'm am nadssaed %
company ne Darius 6Ss sa'
soHs AsnonE-The pilot Of steamer GaIatea at Prov
nsSa' SS S1ssT Of mile
Ing wv the seas are breaking outside Of her.
s0sn - Providence roy Journal saysA sch
lumber and Providence ashore near Conanicut
Lsh. las; Wednesday and biged ali saved. i've
able that the vessel was tue schr Mary Graham reported
before reported Beaver with four feet of water
seamtus Charlotte Isabella and icwea into Newport 0'
sonR HENRY ADELBERr, Crowell, at Boston from Port
ssYf lost q Sss s;s, s
necticut (all consups men) " wv
sS.E s.r.C, VII greater portion Of the
will be total loss. WV ' ''''''
scHE BAY sTATETte schooner before reported on Saw
g So George Me- from osOken for Of
10. TeS Bay State registers 50 and scu
vtnevard Ivn ,ASonisH from Baltimore FOR Boston, at
Island and ON the nr e Of an am snSnof OF Smiths
schr Rayner (of Patchogue) from New York for Viz
ternoon and sunk three Of The crew s ene same az
Woud not TAKE them on one OF the three drowned had cot
Hsvvraso An uropped into ne water after vessel had
W,s passed.
FAYAL, Feb M-The County of Pictou, or Gasoow
previously repoe with rndder head p sp n nsro
and sbtr
has nspped her rudde for which sbe has se
charge about 200 tons of cargo.
put In here leaky &c. has DISCHARGED iarrs nnr,io
Of her to clear the pumps and 10 benet portion Of
the wheat much heated and Il renn,rng ANAL , ol
Of wheat completely rotten has been thrown into ,he
The shp Washinotor NJ aso oS ora CIV snaV ,he sea-
Liverpool days put ia 18th inst for water ana from
The Inca GERMAN nary ~ o,J srnr "mu pcvIsi0ns
IS days put ia 18th Inst for water ena ney or New
The Rrijant STAY bork arr,goI hor ""u P.vv's,ons
take on to Phadehs the sarSo of ron on he 18th n to
John Frecoan cond.rna s' W "on ca hmericah brig
The Sort Ru,ss sU1u horh arr,v,, Observation-Disclosures,
10 London the est Of The ~ 10 take on
can bark Iucv Nell. ~ TUCK OK Amerl-
The Neptun German sbin a. rsatv 20 h. hor. ,.,
r' "n S"'p' 10 Ieauy W DC move down.
LivSsPooL, March The Princeton, for New York $50
'opot'eub is ~ Fayai snort OF provisions.
spoken
os,n n-...- No.
ps sap hyss Belle Bgrnham, from Rangoon for Liverpool
DS e. - ~ IA y =, ION o. H.
s e. "n Norris from London for New York. Feb 81
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' Cape ,e o Good Hone
light ns Sc rug trades Ss d'zs g Helena '' days
ss' g
'%s 1sss mao
~ s 10 ~ Ion ~ " spoke bark SURPRISE from Monte
BARK hsson J;Ils 0or H.shl..en London "a DAYS with
sS hes ssDv westerly ssd, he
to f with s
w Of I'D s y sn days
Helen Sands from Antwerp for sata River Ca 90 days
heavy & s' sna XIV
Bark Csssc. Penny Ga harbor y % day.: with logweoa
as mos. the
"a: % sG' Ss s:sa d.gs Il fs ss
sss o.y
amy @ most w " the nssvy ss lost
and s 70 r ses - S Wv
& s ss1 Ss ns-hsr 10 Hs'' from thence days.
., Brig %s; E::sP Small zs1s With
days north Of Hstseras with and saIes
vo started po north a Let IN r @
sss Ds q ss as w
Co. Been 10 DAYS north of Hatteras with heavy and NV
s11r u,sn Wright DGsps Sc days. with
"S gu. .'Sres, 10 '0..ner NO IA,
timber 10 Bensy mi Miner "a y"oun' nv oaas'' WIN
"S Snhr ~, ~ De' p;s ~ UI ~.
schr T. = u Io LIE, TSah urg'H Ws.,,.
Schr Sarah dntnn s' fee Wreiri n''Sn'"'
sohn Iaa a. J.niis Leg, vIsinla
scbr a WHEN KeMz c, S,sems9i vs,nA
Sh r,gh.s STy0pper ,s vIg, ,n,ss, O.. p.
s schr a,, Marshall Duel Phladsphia Tor Boston,
Schr North.r PIN Lsg Sr.e. far
L.gns Telamu nomsrses ,on snaueipSia
20 of schr Wdar s.b e ~ ths nlsce' WIN part VI gar
80 '0n' "noe'' asuoro ~ '"s' plaoo'
The steamship Thuringia tNG which arrived gath had
strong westerly gales the entire into Halifax for
supply OF coal March H. lat 48 H. Ion "a TO- encountered
hurricane lasting hours with righfuly high from all
direcons 18th, lat 49, Ion 81 H. passed steamship Her.
manu. hence for Bremen
The seasbp Cuho which arrived 9th renorts
S42 AN nasscd nm Xp"Sor Inc hounT n, az 80
A" p",.ou a. n1Caoi nne A'sa"..' Uoun' N"'
no,,,n so,,ur
steamsbin oaucu. Walden no.,or for Nsv vor. until,
,n1so ~ - nt"n "aoeh BOSTON oF new YORK. Win
Bris Rhone aBr, McpouuoD Me.s,n. nec o. ,or Ns
yort Nth Trps 70 WIn Dec ~ ior new
Schr q = R.ter rdnn TO- c,..S o.. s.,.n 1s,
xt s,nno "o'a'"' o'o"y o'eoA LUZ o~'e" iSi"uu
" Snh s'g pa~.r uo... N.., u... o.. ~yn
Schr Clara Robi%snn Wohn"nn on Ns e" RedSord so Nav
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SAILED.
Wind at sunset Sc.

Vessels anchored the Southwest Split outward bound
Ships Birdston Br for Glasgow Merom, for San Francis
CO bark John Griffin, for Cardenas brig Nepons
vestou =
Wind at sunset Sc.
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The FrcedInen,s Burenu

The FTcedmen's Bureau.
An Official communication from General WnIttle.
sey, temporarily IN charge OF the Freedmen,s Blu
reau, says that the law abOllshing the bureau re-.
quires The continuance OF the Freeamen's Hosptal
In Washington, and the payment OF bounty prize
money, &c. to c0lored soldiers, sailors and marines
IN every part OF the country, and that the total
amount appropriated for this purpose for the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1872, is tl65,6CO This Is
100000 less than the Commissioner asked for.
Every effort has been made TO bring the expenditure
within the amount appropriated, by reducing the
number OF agents and clerks TO the lowest possible
point consistent with an efficient execution OF the
law; but now the funds are nearly exhausted.
should all the bills and claims be paid at The end OF
'his month only about 81, 900 would remain.
rue columbus Convention Candidates.
appears mat the non- acceptance OF the nomina-
w" Wy "e candidates named at the Columbus con.
'.n'A'h 70 an understood thing among the knowing
0"0s shu 'naS no such acceptance Will be made
un'h a'er me cincinnati Convention II was mot
anu IL NOT the desire OF the labor reforma,o rim,
'heir Candidates shall be trammelled with a nos,,vo
candidacy but that they snail he free m On o, ,s
cincinnati Convention and seek q nom,,a,,on ho.o
or even Into democratic convention snoula ma ~,
heid and should they desire to 60 there Tnev 40
clare that the only object OF the Columbus Conven.
ton was 10 select two good and strong men with a
view TO tber being accepted ny the Other conyen.
ton, and then they would expect their reward Tor
lne Start they had given them IN the Presidential
race.
John Brial,is Son in the House.
John Albert Bright son of the distinguished Eng.
Ish statesman, John Bright, on the floor OF the
House today and was introduced TO the Speaker
ana many members oil The House.
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S HIP PING VS..
Almanac for New YOrk-Thls Day.
Sun rises :. ..... 8 "a Moon rises. .eve 8 10
Sun sets. 18 High water. morn 92I

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoNPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT IS p. g. INTEREST PAYA-
BEE IN GOLD
FREE OF TAX,
AND II DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, 800, and 800,
can be obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features Of these Securities re-
copnizcd in The fact that although they have been
but a short time on the market, they are nearly all
absorbed and but a small amount are for Sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest. This interest account is made light
for and easily borne by. the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales of
the Company land, which in many cases draw in
tercst at the rate of ten (l0l per cent per annum
The security behind them is ample in every particu
lar rs they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city Of St. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway CEN
teri with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kearnev materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this.
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage the Company 5
magnificent Lands, amounting TO 100000 acres,
known to be among the best in the United States.
The Mortgage lndenture prOnlDiS the SAFE ol THESE
Lands less than Four Il Dollars per acre, and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds.
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount of Bonds which can he issued, and
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run. with interest
at Eight Per Cent free OF tax payable February and
August in each year
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-Y0rk. The interest in either
New-York, London, or FrankforOn-the-Nlain at the
option of the holder without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company
The present price of these bonds is 81 and accrued
interest in currency from August 10, 1871. But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
ment for lands sold by the Company. The right Is
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice
Maps circulars, documents. and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting agents for the sale Of this loan, our
firm buy and sell in their regular business the bonds Of the
st. Joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company those o.
the Eastern Dirsion eight per cent ss recently placed by
US at o. being quoted at from lOll to 1923 ana dc
cruel interest.
TANNER & Co, Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. II Wall
An Amply SECURED GOLD BOND.

To HOLDERS OF UNITED STATES SECURITIES, who
wish 10 take advantage of the present opportunity
for changing their investment, securing the present
premium and increasing their yearly interest III
come nearly one-thrd, we strongly recommend
NORTHERN PACIFIC sEvEN-rHIRriEs.
principal and interest payable in Gold, now selling
at par in currency. These Bonds are secured by a
first and only mortgage on the road and its earnings
and all the property of the Company, including
% 900 acres Agricultural Mineral. and Timber Land
for EVERY MILE of finished road, or 800 acres for
every 81, 900 bond. The bonds are in denominations
of from 800 to 81 900 coupon. and SlOo to $4,000
registered, and, III view of the ample security upon
which they are based, we believe no safer invest
ment can be made, nor one yielding larger income.
JAY COOKE n Co.,
New-YOrk PHILADELPHIA and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

Monthly Report No. A. (senes 1871 ~ OF Tue
Bureau Statistics, now in press, contains D..
and the ten months ended the same, compared WIN he
crtrsuondng poriads II 1870 Mr. Young, Chief OF the
Dome-ac exports Forego
MI, n sG16 s5TlG3 =lli5o99
No .a eel a. ,i,. ~ ill., ~. ID 4i55it55 233s3see
e ,s en4ei 81 l87J 4097J775 |9 O-'@o Z4o'l@J
The vaue Of foreign commodities remaining IN ware.
house oct. 81, 1911. was {gG5ocn Sgint rrt IN
the warehouse account for the ten months endcd OCT 81,
ls7 and for the corresponding period OF Is,o, Tue &
OF imports over domestic and foreign exports ior VIC
former period S520siJ20, rs compared with
for the latter. 80, ,-... 800, ,rts co,,.istlng
NJ t1rchaudi.c and ~ specie and bullion respectively
for the Ten months ended oct d, ISL shown III the
'''''" 40 ~ Don.'te e,1o1' F Fsr.,,9
v..,..n.. s, Irrot; &C. g,s' s!655a
S n.a' ala saaa sl5 os35- H294o
rls MusrAa ENDED OCTOBER 81. 1870
Domestic exports, Foreign
v,,, ss n9f5 VS. .;5a SGr' 4' S7sI'iis
Specie and bullion 2o.sa,7-' 6l&9W l9sl6at5
brought into and shipped from the United states, in
Amerc AMI foree IN vessels and in land vehicles re-
spectyely during the ten months ehucd Ocoper d. Io'
"e1o 10 '''''"'' Domestic export. Foreign 70
American Z; s a4 . ~ T7s -5s
L'' ''''''''i I.s MONTHS ESDaO OCT. g. 1870.
domestic exports Foreign
Arar.cfr =4lU'J,i4l -ll,6I5,lJ
l %'J''J''t1 -""S5't-t -,
Tie number aud tunnage OF the American and fOielgl
vc.s,l engaged in the foreign trade during the II months
ended oct 81, 1871. were rs follows:
y ~--Cleset-
Number Tuns
h ol-sn ,e..5 s9s 1857 sS'si55
Total .....305G 5 10 5H1 1888 3O5z2 l055l,2I
1wELy4 MONTHS ENDED OCr 81, l6O.
~-Entered.-- ~---Cearei--~
Numier Number ltD>
American vessels SIS 354,gz2 1927 3'52@3j
Foreign yesseIs.......Bd2f ''9j'o'f IoCE+ "f''''f
Total ..............2930 9ls256 3f6l 9,0m,j7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
EXPORTS FRox .sFr. 1. 1871 70 PATS

FRFIGHTS-There moderate call for herd bA.
been au, in Grain Cotton. Vessels for charter have ch ff
request AZ full The engagements to-day we're; 10 s
steam 1853 Of wheat odd zoo barrels Rosin 90 pn1t
and a evening bush OF heat At 6fi; by sal - ic e
ton on private terms To Londonl5OO bush Corr 1y SAIL NM =
SID bbs Rosn, by steam on private terms T. Alss
bxss OF Bacon AZ 22s 3D. Tie charters Brua Gt
l0l1 register TO Caao wih general earso - 'f m
German brig 3lj register 20 Hamburg, Hh genera A.
lmp SUN Swedish brig with 1900 bOls. rehld P.roesn ~ ,
Gibraltar for orders and Mee tnan At ST. no
GRANITE strong feeling that characterized What nrsa
ay vrek has been followed by much bloy ami atsr aeV
character the from Euroie has Inspired s coh@
the pcpa holder. have much less desire el ne Efr
gais ana steady depletion stock rendering i ces "a
be- without any considerable supplies e''aNF slglN @
plenty advces the south and Snh - r
supplies 70 be- II the trivial and usgr n
their dairy wants almost solely supplied from re AGA -
supply the ~ $4,000 OF people mil ne Hu,E ~
available, viii require much larger Aggregate iaa ee
generally have idea Of the fact b, merchants gae -
fuy real tie uson they have been nsc the ag1cds =
ports made Washington and they will Rot be- cuuDe -
contrary until they have disposed Of the major part LEI %
when they cannot be duplicated be reports OF the Winter Nrl
cover 1t. aud TIE sudden changes
new class buye have appeared market The asi ~
considerable speculative purchases " Spg Tor
ami absence Of freight these transcuou Hu %
been much larger the advances look bess
II tunnage and active taie both foreign and dom y
present stock Is not far from HO bnsh much 81 so
rears the sly report Of stock already sold ami ,ll ca
Of choice Amber inter Wheat very limited Indeed ni ae ~
true Of White W ind shippers orders are solely o cb o. sra ~
Writer. The exports Of the week are Ii33N w.
against 2e6a5 bush. the corresponding week lat ~
To-day holders II Wheat quite dm but the demaad Ah ~
price, uncertain the oDenng Of the market The ees .
set svery qCtt and tame shippers hold Oh III es si " -
II 81 FOR choice No Milwaukee; 81 Il for White Mica an ~.
Barley il quiet but frn arrivals moderate sales %
Two-rowed state at 1p5Oc Barley Mat Leiv, and an
rnand and prices unsettled sales Of MIel Sc a1ef 30 80
t56d56ic, track the latter or iancy old o. hit ~ r.
A, 5c which is above the market the sales 20" f1 %
quet but firm; sales 100 bush. STATE 6e at ~,
without important change the abseRee Of irl ~ "A, 80
Damn AID Tnoand at 7O97ltc Western I u q w. 'os
Yw n - g19c Jersey DO At zoe; state Rous lsAss al "
/.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.

Investors who are in search of perfectly safe and
highly profitable security, which can be obtained al
IA reasonable price. would do well to examine the
claims of the First Mortgage per cent Land Grant
Gold Bonds of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY.
These Bonds have only Is years TO run. and are
secured by railroad already in successful operation
and by Land Grant of 100000 acres Sold at VIZ
and accrued interest in currency by White, Motifs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
Ncw Publications.
VIIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
rrURD EDITION NOW READY.

siHdot ne usa Astronomical contents Of ~ Almanac give
tie following Political sud Statistical Information:
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsr CONGRESS-.
PROCLAMATlONS ON NEUTRALITY AND FENIANtSM.
ACT ENFORCI NG THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFENBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO ISL
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF The Z. ;. POR l}tL
NUMBER OF POST-OFFICES IL 1870 AND ~,
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT or THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION OF STATES by COUNTIES PROM no TO 1870
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE T. S.
POPULATION OF TEE L. $ AND TERRITORIES l;,J TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT CABINET SUPREME
COURT-SINISTERS To FOREIGN COCET>.
PORTY.SLCOND COSOEESS-POLiTCALLi CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE Mild CONGRESS
STATES or THE UNION TOPJ LATION, CAPITALS, GOV
RRNORS. 6c-CONGRESSIONAL APPORIluNMENr.
Election RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED OF ELEC-
TIOyS HELD IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
now TO ACQUIRE TITLE 70 GOVERNMENT LAND, &C. &C.
sold tv al booksellers Nevcers Pre-. 20 Cents fora