Next Election.

$4 per day & 10
c. mileage.
$6 per day.
$10 per day &$3
for 20 m. travel. S
$4 per day.
$300 and mileage.
$3 per day & mil'ge.
$6 per day.
$4 per day & mil'ge.
$5 per day & 10
c. mileage & $50.)
$5 per day.
$550.

Bien. Oct. 5, '80
Bien. Nov. 2, '80
Bien. Nov. 2, '80
Bien. Nov. 2, '80
Bien, Oct. 6, '80
Bien. Nov. 2, '80

Bien. Aug. 2, '80

Bien. Sept. 6, '90

Bien. Sept. 3, '79

Bien. Oct. 12, '80

Bien. Oct. 12, '80

$3 per day for 50 d.

Bien. Nov. 2, '80

$5 day & mil'ge 15 c.

Bien. Aug. 4, '79

$8 per day and
mileage.
$150.

Bien. Nov. 2, '80

Ann. Sept. 8, '79

$5 per day and
mileage.
$650.

Bien. Nov. 4, 79

Ann. Nov. 4, "79

2 $3 day & 10 c. mile.

Bien. Nov. 2, '80

1 $5 per day and 15 c.
$500.

Bien. Nov. 2, '80

Bien. Nov. 4, 79

$5 day & mile. & $30.
$3 per day.

$8 per day and

40 c. mileage.

$3 per day and
mileage.
$500.
$1,500.

Bien. Nov. 2, '80

Bien. Nov 2, '80

Ann. Nov. 4, 79

Ann. Nov. 4, '79

$4 per day and

10 c. mileage.

Bien. Nov. 2, '80

$5 per day and
$3 for 25 m.

Ann. Oct. 7, 79

40 days.

Nonc.

44

4

$3 per day and

4

None.

1

221

$3 for 20 m.
$1,000.
$1 per day and
8 c. mileage.
$5 per day and
10 c. mileage.
$4 per day and
16 c. mileage.
$5 per day.
$3 per day.
$540.
$4 day & mileage.

$350 & 10 c. mile.

$6 per day and
mileage.

The Rhode Island Legislature is required to meet annually the last Tuesday in May, at Newport, and an adjourned session to be holden annually at Providence,

NOTE.-In Ohio, and a few other States where the legislative sessions are biennial, the legislature olds adjourned sessions," practically amounting to annual meetings.

STATE DEBTS, VALUATION, AND TAXES.

THE following statistics of the finances of the thirty-eight States in the Union have been derived in most cases from the officers of the States themselves:

The State of Maryland held $1,235,713 in interest-paying securities of corporations, besides $23,360,682

† Massachusetts held $10,885, 600 in sinking fund, January 1, 1878.

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AREA AND ADMISSION OF STATES.

Historical and Statistical Table of the United States and Territories, showing the Area of each in Square Miles and in Acres; the Date of Organization of Territories; Date of Admission of New States into the Union, with the Statutory References for each.

Corrected from Report of Commissioner of the General Land Office.

† Reduced from 100 to 64 square miles by recession of part to Virginia in 1846.

The whole area of the States and Territories, including water surface of lakes and rivers,

is nearly equal to four million square miles,

HEADS OF THE PRINCIPAL NATIONS OF THE WORLD
IN 1879.