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TABLES OF WEIGHTS, MEASURES, WOODS, HEAT, COLD, WAGES, Etc.

Weights of a Cubic Foot.

Metals.

WEIGHT OF A CUBIC FOOT.

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Pure Silvert.

625 13

Castile Soap..

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White Ash..

77

Steel.

2,500

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Dogwood

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White Hazel..

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Cow

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Brass

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White Beech.

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Zinc

India Rubber.......56

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Hard Maple.

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Pressed Cotton.......... 25

Black Walnut..

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Yellow Oak...

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Beeswax

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Red Oak.

56

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Lbs. Oz.

Wild Cherry

Rabbit.

55

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Yellow Pine.

54

Squirrel....

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Rates of Speed

66

Degrees of cold above zero at

White Cak.

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Ash

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which substances freeze.

At which Birds Fly.

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Apple.

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PER HOUR.

Maple..

.46 14

2

Cherry

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Common Stone...157

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Shellbark Hickory.43

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Pitch Pine...

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Birch

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Quantity Per Acre.

The following shows the av erage yield of different grasses and vegetables per acre.

Milk

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Sea Water.

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Mortar

Mud.

Loose Earth..

109

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the following freeze:

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Spruce..

.31

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Yellow Pine.

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Butternut..

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Proof Spirit..

Fair winds make their flight much more rapid.

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20 bushels

Mercury.

40

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Difference in Weight of Wood,

Green and Dry.

Beans, bush.

Beets...

Cabbages, without

stalks....

Carrots..

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TABLE OF WAGES;

COMPUTED ON A BASIS OF TEN HOURS LABOR PER DAY.

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2.91% 3.33% 3.75 4.16% 14.58% | 5.00 15.41% 15.83% 6.25
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EXPLANATION.

The large figures at the top of the columns show the rate per week, while the smaller figures indicate the amount per hour or per day. Thus if it is desired to find the amount per hour when working for $8.00 per week, we commence with the figure 1, in the left hand column under the head of "hours," and trace towards the right till we reach the column

headed by $8.00, where we find 13 cents, the equivalent of one hour's labor at $8.00 per week. In like manner we find the price of several hours, one day, or several days.

To find wages at $13, $14, $15, $16, or more, per week, find the amount at $6.50, $7, $7.50, $8, etc., and multiply by 2.

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Principal Countries of the World; Population, Area, Religion and Government.

130,536

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• Australasia has seven organized colonies-New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania, whose respective capitals, with the population of each city in 1881, are as follow: Sydney, 220,427; Melbourne, 282.981; Brisbane, 31,109; Adelaide, 38,479; Perth, 5,007: Auckland, 39,966; Hobart-Town, 19,449. There is no general seat of government in Australasia, the whole being controlled by the home government in England.

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All these collectively are estimated to speak 3,064 languages, and to possess about 1,000 different forms of religion

The amount of deaths per annum is 33.333.333, or 91.954 per day, 3.730 per hour, 60 per minute, or 1 per second. It is estimated that the population of the earth at the present time is being increased at the rate of nearly one million per month.

The average duration of life throughout the globe is thirty-three years One-fourth of its population dies before the seventh year, and the half before the seventeenth. Out of 10.000 persons only one reaches his hundredth year, only one in 500 his eightieth; and only one

in 100 his sixtieth.

Another estimate of the earth's population, classified by race and relig.on, is as follows:

Whites

Mongolians

Blacks..

The Longest Rivers of the World.

Locality.

Rise.

N. America.. Rocky Mountains N. America... Lake Itaska... Brazil....

China..

...

Andes

Koulkoun Mountains.. Australasia.. Australian Alps. Siberia. ... Altaian Mountains. Egypt, Nubia. Blue Nile, Abyssinia.

Yang-tse-Kia.... Chíña...........

Lena. Niger..

Thibet.

Heights of Irkutsk.

Base of Mt. Loma. River St. Louis.

St. Lawrence..

Siberia.. Soudan.. Canada..

Russia... Siam Hindostan Germany.

Lake in Volhonsky.. Thibet.

Volga.. Maykiang. Indus.. Danube.. Mackenzie

Little Thibet..

Black Forest.

N. America... River Athabasca...

Brahmapootra. Thibet........ Himalaya.....
N. America... Rocky Mountains.
N. America... San Iaba.....

Columbia

Colorado...

Susquehanna.. N. America... Lake Otsego...

James....

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Copper Colored.... 12.000,000 Jews..

THE CHRISTIANS are divided as follows:

Greek and East Church. 60,000,000

Church of Rome.

170,000,000

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Protestants. 90,000,000

Southern,

Arctic,

Oceans, Seas, Bays and Lakes.

Sq. Miles. .80,000,000

.40,000,000 .20,000,000 .10,000 000

...5 000 000

NOTE. The seas, bays, gulfs, etc., connected with each ocean, are included in the foregoing estimate. It may be proper to remark, however, that the exact superficial extent of the several oceans is not known with certainty, nor the exact proportion of land and water. Seas. Length in Miles. Mediterranean, about......2,000

Bays.

Baffin's....

Chesapeake

Lakes.

Caribbean.....

China.

Red

Japan.

Black

Caspian..

Baltic...

Okhotsk
White

Aral.

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N. America... Allegheny Mountains... Chesapeake Bay. N. America... Gr. Black Bone Mount'n. Chesapeake Bay. N. America... Adirondacks, Mt. Marcy Bay of N. Y...... Historical Facts Relating to the United States.

1623 N. Hampshire'.

St. Augustine.......... Spaniards..

Admit'd

to the Union

1,000

400

Capitals.

500 400 325

1845 Tallahassee. 1788+ Richmond.

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Jamestown

Manhattan..

English. Dutch.

1788+ Albany.

Plymouth

. 1788+ Concord.

1820 Augusta.

Dover...

Bergen.

Bristol

Cape Henelopen. Windsor...

60 1636 Rhode Island. Providence
1663 North Carolina Albemarle....

English Puritans., 1788+ Boston.
English...

Dutch and Danes.. 1787+ Trenton.
English

Swedes and Finns. 1787+ Dover. From Massachu'ts 1788+ Hartford.

1790+ Prov. & N`port

1789+ Raleigh.

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1634 Maryland*

St. Mary's.

English

1788+ Annapolis.

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Great Slave

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1848 Madison.

1837 Lansing. 1788+ Columbia. 1787 Harrisburg. 1836 Little Rock. 1845 Austin. 1816 Indianapolis. 1812 Baton Rouge. 1814 Montgomery. 1817 Jackson. 1818 Springfield.

Fort Dummer... From Massachu'ts 1791 Montpelier.

Savannah

Fort London...

St. Louis

San Diego.

Boonesboro..

Marietta.

Astoria..

St. Paul.

English

French...

1788+ Atlanta.

From N. Carolina. 1796 Nashville.

Spaniards..

1821 Jefferson City.

. 1850 Sacramento.

From Virginia.... 1792 Frankfort.
From N. England. 1803 Columbus.
From New York.. 1859 Salem.

Burlington....... From N. England. 1846 Des Moines.
From N. England. 1857 St. Paul.
Ft. Leavenworth. Fr.N.E.&W.States. 1861 Topeka.
From California... 1864 Carson City.

Washoe

1862 West Virginia.. (See Virginia)... Formed fr. Va..... 1862 Charleston. 1854 Nebraska.. Fr.N.E.&W.States. 1867 Lincoln. Fr. Western States 1876 Denver.

1858 Colorado........ Denver....

The thirteen original States. + Date of adoption of Constitution.

Principal Exports of Various Countries.

ARABIA-Coffee, aloes, myrrh, frankincense, gum arabic.
BELGIUM-Grain, flax, hops, woolens, linens, laces, various manufactures.
BRAZIL Cotton, sugar, coffee, tobacco, gold, diamonds, wheat, dye-woods.
CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA and NEW BRUNSWICK-Flour, furs, lumber, fish.
CAPE COLONY-Brandy, wine, ostrich feathers, hides, tallow.
CENTRAL AMERICA-Logwood, mahogany, indigo, cocoa.
CHILI-Silver, gold, copper, wheat, hemp, hides, sugar, cotton, fruits,
CHINA-Tea, silks, nankeens, porcelain, opium, articles of ivory and pearl.
DENMARK Grain, horses, cattle, beef, pork, butter, and cheese.

EASTERN, WESTERN and SOUTHERN AFRICA-Gold, ivory, ostrich feathers.
EGYPT-Rice, grain, linseed, fruits, indigo, cotton, sugar.

ECUADOR and NEW GRENADA-Coffee, cotton, indigo, fruits, sugar, cocoa. FRANCE-Silks, woolens, linens, cottons, wine, brandy, porcelain, toys. GERMANY-Linen, grain, various manufactures of silver, copper etc. GREAT BRITAIN-Woolens, cottons, linens, hardware, porcelain, etc. GREENLAND-Whale oil, whale bone seal skins.

HINDOSTAN -Cotton, silks, rice, sugar, coffee, opium, indigo.

HOLLAND-Fine linens, woolens, butter, cheese, various manufactures.
ITALY -Silks, wines, grain, oil, fruits.

IRELAND- Linens, beef, butter, tallow, hides, potatoes, barley, etc.
JAPAN-Silk and cotton goods, Japanware,

MEXICO Gold, silver, logwood, cochineal, fruits.

PERSIA-Carpets, shawls, wine, silk, cotton, rice, rhubarb, guns, swords, etc. PERU-Silver, gold, Peruvian bark, mercury, sugar, cotton, fruits.

RUSSIA-Hemp, iron, linen, grain, timber, furs, tallow, platina.

SPAIN and PORTUGAL-Silks, wool, wine, oil, fruits, salt, etc. SWEDEN and NORWAY-Iron, steel, copper, timber, fish.

SWITZERLAND-Watches, jewelry, paper, laces, linen, cotton and silk goods, etc.
TURKEY - Grain, fruits, cotton, oil, wines, carpets, muslin, swords.
UNITED STATES-Eastern States-Lumber, beef, pork, fish, cottons, woolens, etc.
Middle States-Flour, wheat, salt, coal, cottons, woolens, etc.
Southern States-Cotton, rice, tobacco, corn, lumber, pitch, fruits.
Western States-Corn, wheat, lead, coal, iron, salt, lime, beef, pork.
VENEZUELA-Sugar, coffee, cocoa, cotton, indigo, fruits.

WEST INDIES-Sugar, rum, molasses, coffee, spice, cotton, indigo, fruits.

NAME.

George Washington

John Adams.

Thomas Jefferson.

James Madison..

James Monroe.

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Va.......1758....1817....58....8" John Quincy Adams....Mass. ...1767....1825....58....4" Andrew Jackson.......Tenn. ...1767....1829....62....8" Martin Van Buren.....N. Y.....1782... 1837....55 ..4" William H. Harrison..Ohio .1773....1841....68....1 month..

John Tyler...

James K. Polk..

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Height of Monuments, Towers, Etc.

NAME.

Cathedral of Cologne..

Age

Died.

at

Death.

Pyramid of Cheops

Dec. 14, 1799....68 ..July 4, 1826....91 July 4, 1826....83 .June 23, 1836....85 July 4, 1831....72 .Feb. 23, 1848....80 June 8, 1845....78 July 24, 1862....80 ...April 4, 1841....68

Va.......1790....1841....51....3 yrs. 11 mos...Jan. 17, 1872....72
.Tenn. ...1795....1845....49....4
..June 15, 1849....54
.La. .1784....1849....65....1 y. 4 m. 5 d....July 9. 1850....66
N. Y.....1800....1850....50....2 y. 7 m. 26 d... March 8, 1874....74
N. H. ...1804....1853....49....4 yrs.
Penn....1791....1857....66....4

..Oct. 8, 1869....65 .June 1, 1868....77

Abraham Lincoln.....Ill. ...1809....1861....52....4 y. 1 m. 10 d... April 15, 1865....56 Andrew Johnson.... .Tenn. ...1808....1865....57....3 y. 10 m. 20 d..July 31, 1875....67 Ulysses S. Grant... .III. .1822....1869....47....8 yrs.

Rutherford B. Hayes..Ohio ....1822....1877....55....4 **

↑ James A. Garfield....Ohio ....1831....1881....50....6 ms. 15 dys....Sept. 19, 1881....50 Chester A. Arthur.....N. Y.....1830....1881..

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Abraham Lincoln died from the effects of a pistol shot, fired by John Wilkes Booth, at Ford's theater, Washington, on the evening of April 14, 1865. He lived ten hours, and died the next morning. + President Garfield was shot by Charles J. Guiteau, at Washington, July 2, 1881, and died at Long Branch, N. J., Sept. 19, 1881. For this crime, Guiteau was bung at Washington, D. C., June 30, 1882.

Capacity of Large Rooms.

Estimating a person to occupy an area of 19.9 inches square.

CHURCHES.

St. Peter's, Rome.. Cathedral, Milan.

St. Paul's, London...

Cathedral of St. Stephen..

Cathedral at Strasburg.
Pyramid of Cephrenes...
Nicolai Church.

St. Peter's Church at Rome.
St. Michael's Church...
St. Martin's Church.
Cathedral at Antwerp.
Cathedral at Cremona.
Cathedral at Florence.
Church at Fribourg.
St. Paul's Church..
Cathedral of Seville.
Cathedral of Utrecht.
Cathedral of Milan..
Cathedral of Notre Dame.
Church of St. Mark..
Assinelli Tower....
Trinity Church.
Town Hall at Berlin.
Column at Delhi..

Porcelain Tower at Nankin.
Church of Notre Dame...
Bunker Hill Monument..
Leaning Tower of Pisa....
Washington Monument..

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cago..

54,000

1,786

Potatoes, Irish, baked.

2 30

Salt

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37,000

Ford's Opera-House, Bal

Cabbage, head, raw..

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Custard, baked

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Flour.

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32,000

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National Theater, Wash

Apples, sour, hard, raw....

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Cathedral, Florence.

24,300

De Bar's Opera-House, St.

Eggs, fresh, soft boiled..

Wood

Cathedral, Antwerp..

Louis

Beefsteak, broiled..

24,000

1,696

California

St.Sophia's, Constantinople 23,000

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St. John's, Lateran.

22,900

Francisco...

Mutton, fresh, boiled....... 3

Hogs.

1,651

Notre Dame, Paris..

21,000

Euclid Ave. Opera-House,

Soup, bean, boiled..

Sheep

Cleveland

Chicken soup, boiled.

Lumber

Cathedral, Pisa..

1,650

13.000

St. Stephen's, Vienna..

12,400

Opera-House, Berlin....

1,636

Dumpling, apple, boiled.... 3

Barley..

St. Dominic's, Bologna

12,000

Opera-House, Albany.

1,404

Oysters, fresh, roasted.

3

15

Wheat..

St. Peter's, Bologna.

11,400

Hooley's Theater, Chicago

1,373

Pork, salted, broiled

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Cathedral, Vienna..

11,000

Coulter Opera-House, Au

Porksteak, broiled..

3 15

St. Mark's, Venice....

7,500

rora, Ill.....

1,004

Opera-House, Montreal....

928

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Mutton, fresh, roasted.
Bread, corn, baked..
Carrot, orange, boiled...
Sausage, fresh, broiled..

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Apples Corn..

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Butter

Stadt Theater, New York..

3,000

Cheese, old, raw

3 30

Academy of Music, Phila

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Carlo Felice, Genoa....

2,560

Eggs, whipped, raw...

1 30

Acad. of Music, Brooklyn..

Trout, fresh, fried..

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Opera-House, Munich. 2.307

Soup, Barley, boiled...

1 30

Alexander, St. Petersburg.

2,332

Apples, sweet, mellow, raw. 1 30

San Carlos, Naples.

2,240

Venison steak, broiled.

1 45

Adelphi Theater, Chicago.

2.238

Sago, boiled...

1 45

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Impérial, St. Petersburg..

2,160

Tapioca, boiled..

Salmon, salted, boiled..

4

La Scala, Milan....

2.113

Barley, boiled....

Beef, fried..

4

Academy of Paris, Paris...

2,092

Milk. boiled..

Veal, fresh, broiled.

4

Covent Garden, London...

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2,526

Eggs, fresh, raw...

Beef, old, salted, boiled...

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20,000 pounds. This table is for 10-ton cars. Freight cars of larger capacity have been made of late.

Quantity of Seed to Plant. Asparagus Roots.-1,000 plants to bed 4 x 225 feet.

Beans.-1 qt. plants 150 ft. of row. Beets.-1 oz, plants 150 ft. of row. Cabbage.-1 oz. gives 2,500 plants. Celery-1 oz. gives 7,000 plants. Cucumber.-1 oz. for 150 hills. Lettuce.-1 oz. gives 7,000 plants. Melon.-1 oz. for 120 hills.

Boston Theater, Boston....

2.972

Apples, sour, mellow, raw..

Pork, salted. fried....

4 15

Music Hall, Boston......

2,585

Cabbage, with vinegar, raw

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Grand Opera - Hall, New

Milk, raw....

2 15

Veal, fresh, fried..

4 30

Spinage.-1 oz. to 250 ft. of row.

Orleans..

2.052

Eggs, fresh, roasted...

2 15

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2 30

Cabbage, boiled......
Pork, roasted
Suet, beef, boiled..

4 30

Squash.-1 oz. to 75 hills.

5 15

Tomato.-1 oz. gives 2,500 plants.

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POPULATION OF CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES,

Having 10,000 inhabitants and over, by the census of 1880, accompanied by a statement of the public debt of each city, to which is added a table showing the debt per person of each man, woman and child of each city.

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