AN OLD MAP. 



731 



Highest pressure, 29.730. reduced 30.654, on March 3d. 

 28660, reduced 29.608, on March i8th. 



Greatest velocity of wind, 60 miles, on March 13th. 

 The usual summary by decades is given below : 



Lowest pressure. 



Temperature of the Air, 

 MiN. AND Max. Averages. 



Min 



Max 



Min. and Max .... 



R^nge 



Tri-Daily Observations. 



7 a. m 



2 p. m 



9 P- m 



Mean . 



Relative Humidmy. 



7 a. m 



2 p. m 



9 P- m • • • 



Mean 



Pressure as Observed. 



7 a. m 



2 p. m 



9 P- m • 



Mean 



Miles per Hour of Wind. 



7 a. m 



2 p. m 



9 p. m. . . 



Total miles 



Clouding by Tenths. 



7 a. m 



2 p. m. . . 



9 P m 



Rain. 



Inche- 



Feb. 20th 

 to 28th. 



24.4 

 48.9 

 37-2 

 24.4 



28.8 

 47.0 

 36.9 

 37-4 



39.27 

 29.26 

 29.24 

 29.26 



9.2 

 16. t 

 II. o 



2560 



5-9 

 4.0 



3-5 

 1.40 



Mar. 1st 

 to loth. 



25.0 



55-7 

 40.1 

 28.6 



32.4 

 51.8 

 38.4 

 41-5 



29.27 

 29.25 

 29.05 

 29 24 



II. o 



20.0 



12.5 

 3906 



4.8 

 4.8 

 4.6 



0.75 



Mar. loth 

 to 201 h. 



24.2 



58.5 

 41.9 



31-4 



33-7 

 52.1 



38.1 

 41.6 



29.09 

 29.06 

 29.17 

 29.08 



14.6 

 22.8 

 15-4 

 4035 



5.7 

 1-5 

 2.7 



Mean. 



24-5 

 54 4 

 39-7 

 28.1 



316 



5"-3 

 3/-8 

 40.2 



29.21 

 29.19 

 29.15 

 29.18 



'I .S 

 196 



10501 



5-1 



3-4 

 3-6 



2. 16 



ARCHAEOLOGY. 



AN OLD MAP. 



Wm. J. Florence, the actor, has sent to this office from Middletown, Conn., a 

 little pocket-map of Missouri in 1829, which is a curiosity. The leather cover is 

 three inches by two, and the map inside is ten by twelve inches. There are 

 twenty-eight counties in the State — St. Louis, Jefferson, Franklin, Washington, 

 Ste. Genevieve, St. Francis, Perry, Madison, Cape Girardeau, Scott, New Mad- 

 rid, Gasconade, Cole, Wayne, Cooper, Saline and Lillard south of the Missouri 



