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AMEnIcAs RAuRoAp JOURNAL.

The American Railroad journal il pubshed NJ Wall
gentlemen are sssa e Z, s1 sOnSUso Known
The railroad Journal any similar publea
on was IN TINS eouny % elsewhere devoted % e
tenn from is humble besnnsss and contributed % cary Il Sfwsd
m the whole civilized world has become more dependent upon
T RAILWAY ssss%s en- ns sa.
idea q modern times has already done relieve the
burdens Of labor minister nuns and necessities,
elevate HIM in ue Of being than oer agency that has
The steam engine we regard as the greatest achieve
nent Of manhe most extraordinary instrument for good the world
sest upon wing carrying thought language alone
living breathing sensitive nains,ne with new life,
creation, Without danger and without iange enables
aosnsn physical adesoas and de varioa. pleasure. Of
Ss ne era seido s ~
sa.ins new sources and multiplying " an infinite
achieved is highes, work ul has harnonized
"a h. % s S
sSlSod pIolonss a being NOT % but g four
Whoeye therefore, abors ded, ordi-
@ M s. Oi reo OF m s H 0
views we intend in accordance with their spirit TO conduct the
The history, the influence and the improvements of the railway,
careful inquiry its scientific discoveries,
~ s sa aos @ ans
b1sed in u. The range q o., la ABB, y =. an
Of articles the iron and iron Of the Uni
s he from s S s md s
o MT Hodge has % many % sss nses a. e Of
embracing descriptions in detail Of e different localities Of the
e MARKING a% mne :" s and location Of The
be published condensed form in the Journal series Of
Sss' 'sf plans s''a
Besides iron, Mr. Hodge furnish
s have ss s pp f g. a q he
mining ming. subjects generally "a ,,,.,o.,. :,
mining and the iron This Is the first attempt YET made
20 give IN an elaborate and practical io scientific work on The
iron Ores the iron manufacture and mining resources Of The whole
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CI,AIMAN,


THE Eighth Session will open Monday, which day
the Puneudl attendance all students requested The
duties OF the classes promptly recommended very
orthn that all their members old should
The opening Of the The year
LIST OF October the LIST of August there being
August and September In the College all e usual classes under
u OF professors have pursuing
e course o. collegiate studies equal to thai prescribed the Older
colleges OF the North Al the
ning class received their acadcmicai degrees
In the Grammar School, which adons College
the preparatory carefully
under the of the Professors College pupils
the institution early pursue
study the they graduate.
mercantile department embraces partial
collegiate preparatory classes who preparing
other professional life Such
TO all The privileges and advantages Of their several classes, ub
ung place OF OF the classical studies
eessary 10 a preparation for business.
French study, without charge, all
In addition the FRENCH the mercantile students will
without charge German, other modern
The location OF the College perfectly heahfu
villages the dangerous
young Moral and religious chief design OF
stitution
The charge, all expenses
2 Of The College carefully
All the departments under the immediate Of
undersigned, whom application made copies
Register or for further information well the
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 32aw2m College of 81 James, 2. o., Maryland.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in The
city Of Baltimore, 81 a., thirteen fo
sO thirty for so volume IN July under the
favorable auspices II organ Maryland State hg
cultural Society, and all the prize reports ~ committees
Published therein The society determined %
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valued awarded person obtaining by the Let
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mencng In July $50 for the second the third largest
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cultural works He has offered 500 prize for the
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80 Tor the best the the dairy.
The hrst number July, will Of the most
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regions Of Virginia. Maryland, and the Carolnas details
OF his farm for the i've he has his
estate n eastern Virginia, concusyely
aoe degree OF prudence In made
pfohnbie other The took
charge ~ hts farm Mr. Ruhin clear
capital invested Tor land, implements
cent; third 1881 pet
mn year, 1910 besides supporting family hands
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amongst which from GEoRaE w DoBpfS esq.,
Secretary the Maryland Agricultural Society
ruction Of the wire fences and from Col sub
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OF all business apperaning within State
All transactions relative 70 the purchase and of
lands and reporting their locaon, paying
Tedeeming land sold for
selling all descriptions Of Stale
other description Of business attached general agency on ~
extended scale, viii be promptly and faithfully attended
RETEREscEs;
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A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed,
Messrs. syekies 4 Co, ST. Louis, Missouri.
A. Christy, esd, :"
John NJ. Winner esq, I"
His excelIeaey A. e. French governor VI Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
g John Moore, treasurer
/" !, II. Treat, Judge supreme court.
" Lyman Trumbull,
Me.s.:: wad.wort,s sheldon, New York city,
a Bartlett esq No. 4 Front street,
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Sep. 26-lawl3w
BY the President OF the United states.


IN pursuance of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
United state. Of hereby declare
state Of IOWA, a. the periods designated,
day January next for the disposal q The public lands stu
ated within the aforementioned townships wit
North Of the base line and Of the fin principal meridian
Township ninety eight Of range three.
Townships nineyseven, and nneyest, of range
Townships ane,yve niness nineseven, nineyeigh and
Township. three, ninety nnetyhve ninety sir
y.esen, ninety and ninety mine, Of range six
aforementioned townships, viz:
North Of the base line and Of the h principal meridian
nnety-eghi, and ninety nine, Of range seven
and ninety eight Of range eight = -
Township nnehve, township nineysn Except the southwest
quarter section twenty the southeast quarter Of
twenty eight and section. three and thirty four including
Indian agency and townships nineseSen and
Townshps niney-two and uinety-iour, Of range ten.
Township ninety one, range thirteen.
4 % d s Pa H Monday
day Of January nsat for The disposal Of te public lands
North Of the bps line and Of The fin principal meridian.
Township. sixty sixty eight, and Iynne, of range
Townships seven, Iy-nine, range
Township. .ny-eigh, and sixty nine, Of range eighteen
Township. ssy-eigh and y-nine, Of range nineteen
ownss ,sh a sd mi"e OF rsnse enonc
ToAnshlps sireish and sisynine OF range wentytwo
Town.sip seventy and sesen'yone Of range entyeyen
the land osies At IOWA cry commencing on Monday the
January the disposal Of public
within the following townships, TO wit
North Of the base line and Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy iI, Of range ,wenty-seyen.
twenty-eght- ."' -
and eight Of
Lands appropriated BY law for the schools military other
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering will be
appointed, proceed which
yssed wh an until The whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
than two weeks and no private entry o. any o. the lands wi"
Of Washington, this fifteenth
Of September thousand eight hundred and
nine ~. TAYLOR.
BY the President
}. BuTrERuELD,
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AGENCY FoR CLAIMS AT wAsHINGroN, ID. G.
CHARLES DE sELDINe,
Commissio~v, Notary Public, AID General Agent,
No. II Todd's Buiidings, Pennsylvania avenue,


WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
CONTINUES TO give his prompt prosecution OF
claims before Congress- Of the EeHecuve
before board appointed adjust
Nayp Army bounty land scrip February H.
lo7 August TO- 1885,
other property lost destroyed
lore being mustered and received United
States, and subsistence and
and AL claims of whatever description may
with Mexico Great Britain lie possession
other oecs He also attends
Cor made In The Gu and Mexico coast
He been governors OF every
Suite Union the probate Of
deeds deposcn and other Instruments Of writing under
to be used or recorded In the respective States
Charges win be moderate, and regulated by the amoup claimed
and the extent of services required
Communication (po-tpadJ will receive immediate attention
He Depart
and their Rkcelences
Union and Senators Members previous
present Congress generally. Aug %
Preparatory Department OF the CeIumbian College,
ooRsRR HrH v
THIS school win be reopened the rt Monday September
Charges per Quarter!
Reading Writing Arithmetic and Primary Geography 90
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, History Of the Uni
higher EnrIish branches Algebra, Geometry, Surveying
Nat. Philosophy, Book Keeping 10 90
Any Of the above studies, with the Latin and Greek ~ 80
Co Bns payable in advance.
henAaDs A. NJ, gentleman who has proved himself 70 be
ana select school win Principal Of the Seminary.
WIZ also ne under the supervision Of the Faculty ~ the
College. Aug 2I-4oawdp3w
uUMEss History England, from the invasion Of
70 NC nbdcsticn cf James be completed In
MscsuIsys History Of Enriand-vos and p lust published
price 62k cents per volume.
sept n FRANCK TAYLOR
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More generally knovn as WarTenton Spring.,J


WAS for the reception Of visitors the first OF June Exen
establishment
it, embellishments comfort pleasure guests
Knowing by ocular evidence,
nsic value Of the its almost miraculous
uar has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaon, and complete the original design,
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy fun
The bold Blue RIDGE and vicinity beautiful
WHcntOn, visitors may horseback carriages,
proving roads, the
Ia the alleys, the pistol gallery, the Of billiards.
the hea,u dance The lovers Of aud flowers will
euiaT has been taken approval
deer and the awn, gold and silver elk
relieve tedious
nature In word has been taken which expanded lib
cay could add 10 the comfort
yiDr The hurdle race and tournament the fancy ball.
adc, and brilliant fire works will lend their respective attractions
Nor these preparations designed for the aonde only To the
holy ministers OF religion Of denomination, cordial
gIdging yitaton spend the The
OF the church respected throughout the
These b - miles, according from
both these points ill July, daily will
iasbed. Visitors leaving The District Columbia
nj or reach the springs the
These springs known the Post Office books Waenton
Springs 4" and all letters should directed
Nannton sent 10 the White Sulphur Springs, Greenber
ing October; SIS months $50 months S @
MONTH sO week; els for weeks; 81 IS
lodging 50 cents each children twelve
Old price No charge Tor children under three old When
tables provided for children before the usual hour
who retain their The ordinary table will be charged full price
Horses so cents day, or go month
The hne and spirits have been procured and coage will
be charged for private supplies. - -
June 6-dlawkcpd
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BY .As Prs.lasns OF sAs Unlssd s..,...

IN pursuance law, L. ZACHARY TAYLOR President of the
public sales held a. sSd lam. make
the State at the periods hereinafter
Al the land ONCE at NRWNANsyILE commencing on Mon
day, the seventh day Of January next disposal public
lands situated within the lndernentoned townships and parts
South Of The base line add east Of The prinepai merdsn
Township tieen texeep, the seeions range
Fractional townships twenty, ana ,hirone, range
ysix, iy, thirty one, thirty Of range sixteen
"a twenty fye and twenty
Inclusive seventeen 20 twenty inclusive and
township three leneep sections seven townships
Townships one, two three four twenty and twenx,
Townships four and Ave township seventeen, (exce sections
y and S township ssheGa Except sections Aye
sections ive, SIX eight nine fifteen,
twenty Ave, thirty six, IN township twenty township twenty
one leneept section srD and township Of range
Township eighteen ewnshp nineteen. sections
townships twenty-five, twensn, and twenyeven,
Township Menysx OF range twenty four.
North Of me base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Township one, Of range seventeen.
Al the land office at TALLAHASSEE commencing Monday
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and parts OF
South Of the base line and east Of tho principal meridian
The township four, range
F rnn;n Township s,a, o. range SIX
Townships two and three Of range eight .:t
Townships two, four five, and SIX, OF range nine
Township twelve, OF range twelve s..." ~
North Of the base line and pesi of The principal meridian
Sections twenty thirty four, and of township
wenone twenty-five in township four of range
nine. '# I'E =
Sections and two, In township three range
Sections eighteen nineteen, thirty township
wo sections four hve eight nine eighteen
twenty thirty and thirty OF Choctaw Haichc
township three; sections four i've nne fifteen
twenty
and Of Choctaw Hachie township
sections six, eighteen, nineteen
thirty three, and Of Chocaw Hatche
in township five, OF range sixteen.
Sections hyone and hiwo, township of range nine
ST. AUGUSTINE, commencing Monday
the fourteenth January disposal the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships
townships, TO witt
South Of the base line, and east Of the principal meridan
Township two, Except thirty wo,
east fraction Of section twenty and township Of
range twenty
Townships twenty three, twenty-five twentysix
and township Except sections ryone thirty
and thirty three,) OF range twenty eight
Townships wenty ve and twenty OF
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering the lands will be
the days appointed proceed which
been offered the sales closed But
longer than weeks, and private entry
will be admitted until after
Given under hand, Of Washington,
September Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
nine 4. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
]. BuTTERFELp, a:,.
lommssonrr NJ the General and O6ca
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANT

Every entitled 10 the right Of Of the
lands within the townships above enumerated required eab
h The the satisfaction of the and Of
proper land oce and make therefor practicable
g seeing s notice. and before the day appointed for the
enen OF the public sale the lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim win be foffeited
J. BUTTERFIEI,D,
ioner ofth ef,euera n md
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BY shs prs.lasn, or the United states.

IN Pursuance of ay ZACHARY TAYLOR Pre.iden, of the
Iinied Sa,ss hereby declare AMI
s. r,lc ,ss i hs hsi1 M me naS s 4,
he SINE ~ M The perd tT
~, 49, = ~ - - - '7--- ~' NS's"''
M. land oa,a -, IArKsoN a noaa.y The
seventh day Of Jaaea next for lie disposal 81 The nbe Lands
n,hn ,bs
shps viz: ''- ''' '"' pa'0 =
:. !, -, :. ~ Go. -
Noh me base hns ana east inc JUN principal nfrd'an
Township except sections seven seventeen eighteen
~ WshSt "'"s "ns' S' ' NV anu ui"S- WV"
" ,r rasse ~, w, $500. 49,. os ,an.s 6ve
Ms,p ~ q S,.aa snd ovvnhi ,,,.,,, ,, a, ,n..
l'aSuoHA o""7"p "N'SN 49, 'r ''''-'"" " 'N''eN
s'n s.,. aa, aud .od ,o,, ,;, anita,
49,, =, sanaa 'o 49,, ~ ~ $3.50 = $500 '"iP ''
, ~ s., xo.n .syeueeu ei,,as, nm o,.
nI ' ~. an .snI, l,,sa. anJ s.c',a, ,a ~ ~,
,anpp i,a !, ,any a1e nclve and ,ysn,, & =, ~;
ny H. ,,.an -, IN ~ 800. , " ''
wv -, , ascsn, ~, 1nai h;, oa ,I,,,
.n - ,l s,, ,,,,, ave ana III 49,, ~ nsI
wv, @ ,ia , ~ ,n,s, @ In
owsn'p a ,S,a ,.aav ,rap ,.an, s, i ss
uoi ohs - anan =, h, ,nr ,h,,y ~, ' ~
the northwest fraction of section six in township nineteen and
fractional township twenty, OF range
80, ~. III -, :, a. soL .., .r
Worth o. me odse ane ana Dea % e JUm Pncpdi mHtdian'
Townships twenty three twenty four twenty and twenty
nine ~ ynnge eishi = TE W. So - 49,
Townshps three twenty four twenty i've
and tveni, aiyh, of range nine - 80 49, -
Townshns wentyone twenty two twenty three twenty four
twenty five and twenty six of range ten r - NJ,
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ny IN. pr..sas.. Of IN. United states.

In pursuance Of law T. ZACHARY TAYLOR Pre-iden, Of The
United states hereby declare and make known
eafe OF ARKANSAS the periods enafter derRnsod,
land once BATEsvIIsLE commencing Monday,
DAY January s.n % he disposal % The public lands sn
Nsr efs base line and wei Of the h principal meridian.
Township two, Of range three.
Township two, Of range four.
NorA Of Tie base line snd Of he ih principal meridisn
Township h,ecn, Of r.nes two
January Cor the Disposal Of the public
lands within the following named township yis'
North Of Ne base LIVE, and 1est Of the fin primeipsi msidisn.
Township twenty, Of range twenty sir.
AZ the land once LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday,
me twenty hIt day o. January t the dyo.. o. the public
Seuih Of ne base ns, and Of he h pisepai msridisn.
Township SIX, Of range fourteen.
Lands appropriated BY use Of schools military and
other purposes, win be excluded from, sales -
The Offering Of the shove mentioned lands
versed win all convenient dispatch, whole shall have
been offered and The sales thus closed But shall be hep,
will be admitted until afer the two weeks
my city Of Washington, aNeenh dav
o. September Dcmini one thousand eight hundred forty
ny the President.
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
s On .ss ~ % e sSov e ss
required establish the same the sscticn Of me register
and receiver q he land once and make therefor
pqnied commencement, Of me pubic sale Of he lands en-
bscing h tract claimed otherwise such claim will be fred
J. BUTTEnFfELD,
Commissioners Of ne General Land Once
sep
EOH sALE-The 10, occupied BY the under.ed
Aug 0-eodn
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A PPLETON's Railroad and StesSnboat Companion,
being Travellers Guide through the Northern, Middle, and
States, Canada New Brunswick, and Nova scoua, us
ted with ~ maps steel, and IS engravings.
The illustrated Hand book for Travellers through the Unit
States embehed with Us engraynes and accompanied by Large
and accurate map.
smiths Guide Travellers through United States,
large and map
Dstunels Railroad Steamboat and Telegraph Book Pnee
cents, with map. fRANCK TAYLOR
Aus.
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