Census Statistics.
--It is well known that the census returns of Cincinnati by the U. S. Marshals gave great dissatisfaction to the citizens; so great, in fact, that the city government ordered a new enumeration to be made, with the following result:
| total population | 171.293 |
| U. S. Marshal's return | 161,000 |
| Error of the latter against Cincinnati |
the following table shows the value of real and personal property in Hamilton county, in which county Cincinnati is, from 1829 to 1859--a period of thirty years:
| Value of | Value of | Total. | |
| Year. | Real Pr | Personal Pr. | Value. |
| 1829 | $4 604 017 | $1 410 539 | $6 014 556 |
| 1835 | 7,346,666 | 2,027 678 | 9,372,339 |
| 1841 | 5 805 450 | 4 955 040 | 10,760,494 |
| 1847 | 40,573,250 | 11 527,786 | 52,060 546 |
| 1853 | 58,936 950 | 37,812 829 | 117 821,620 |
| 1859 | 82 324 856 | 37,183,314 | 119,508 170 |
Difference in favor of 1859, during the thirty years, is, for real property, $77,720,830; personal property, $35,772,775; total value $113,493,614. Upon which there was a tax last year of $1,996,592.73.
