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TO INvENToRs AND PArENrEEs.

AGENCY ron oBrAIsIsa PATENTS ron NEW ISvEN-
8GB a TIoNs AT WASHINGTON
w p ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Ofhce Informs
his former clients aud others that his Office may still
be found the where has been loca tor
the last thirty years, directly opposite the Patent Office
He Is prepared 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
and propness any business In the line OF his profession
such as furnishing information respecting the originality
and patentahfy ofnyenons preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats, &c.
To those unaequalnted with him, he refers the follow.
ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner of Patents .y $500.
Patent Office, Feb i5 1872
Mr. william p Elliot who has been formerly employed
In The Patent Once Draughtsman Sc having eaab.
lished Patent Agency in the city Of Washington take
great pleasure In recommending him gentleman wor.
thy 81 confidence and ms being particularly qualified 10
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge OF me-
chanca science the progress Of the arts and patent inn
movements Mr. Elliot IL also well acquainted with The
practice Of this Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner Of Patents.
w r. Elliot Is also the author Of the plan Of the new
Patent Once building
NJ Letters on business to be postpaid
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NEW VALUABLE law BOOK,

FIHE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COIITM.
BlA, being complete dgvsed Code Of all The Laws Al
large Reneralad muic relating 10 me coored popua
tion whether free or slsvs II force "a the District Of Coum
hia and Within the limits Of The Corporations Of Wathtw
and Georgetown on The lat II November iels: liz
whole arranged according the secs Of The laws hs.
eslve1 by Worshinstou g. Snetben, Counsellor
Jus Pnhlished, b pamphlets; price ncenss For Is BY
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mr. THE PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED
-Tt7 89T FFH F6F q STATES. fsgF "a

IN pursuance Of law, T. JAMES X POLK, President Of
the United States Of America, no hereby declare and
make knewn thai public sales wiz be held al &c under.
me- nioned land offices in tile State Of ARKANSAS, az The
periods hereinafter designated, 70 wit: .t
Al the lind Office al Helena commencing on Monday the
fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of he public lands
Situated within the undermenioned townships ana parts
Of townships. viz; XIII III, ,
North Of he base line, and east Of the fh principal
~ 8fs meridian. iga5
Sections thirteen twenythree twenty four and twenty
fve east Of the 81 Francis river In township three oil
Township nine, Of range seven,
South or HE base line, and 1rest Of The nm principal
meridian. I#N
Township four and pan Of island 10 sections thirty
Al The land ONCE al Washington commencing on Mon
day. the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned township
South Of fhe base line and ,resf u the mn principal
Nf NE meridian.
Township four Of range nineteen
At the land Office at Champagnor, commencing on Mon
day. the fourth day oJune next Tor the disposal o. the pub
lie ands situated within the aforementioned townships
viz:
South ofhe base line, and irest Of heffh principal
Townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Township eleven Of range eighteen 49,
~ or other purposes win be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above mentioned lands win he com
menced on the days appointed and proceed in the order IN
until Che whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed.
hut us sale shahe kept open longer than two weeks and
ater the expiration of'the two weeks. ,5 Ell aK3.NNf
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, this
twenty day OF February ammo domnl thousand
e's'" D"p1' = A'' ' JAMES X POLK
ny the President
RICHARD NJ. YouNo,
u.iee NJ he Gene rnl In I'D
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ROBERT j. WALKER
VIII PRACTISE LAW IN the sUPREME couR1

lei OF 1Hx UNITED STATES.
IN answer to many letters he thinks proper 10 say that
hecannoi attend TO caims before Congress- OF any OF
the Departmental but will devote his asnon exclusively
to cases ENTRUSTED 70 him 10 the supreme Court
Washington, D. Q. mar 6-d
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u, 3. Naval DrpoT M THE MrptTrsnAsrAS.--
In the unsettled state Of European aifairs we are
happy 10 learn that OR able minister, at Sardiniss
Mr.. Niits, has obtained from our Government TIE
privilege Of permanent Naval Depot a. Spezis, un>
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Every person entitled the right OF prescription any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated required 70 establish the snmr g the
office and make payment therefor practicable af
Ter seeing this notice. before the day appointed for the
OF the public sale Of The lands embracing
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be Forfeited
,if sl 4 :. 1870 RICHARD AZ, YOUNG. X
Commissioner nt the General Land Office.
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no, 81 NORTH SIXTH sTBrRr, pHlLApELpHIA
GIVES Drawings and Specific 10 erect
VI Dwellings, &c, and lay out the grounds for Country
seats or Cemeteries; together with the arrangement 10
Trees to give the proper effect Also Churches Hospitals,
Prisons Wser.Worfs 0ss-Works &c, on the latest and
cst approved plans Including heating, venlstng 20,
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Oct sth, lsas.

EStracis FINN an address deliberately Rsr hiiip r. MI
icdsier, M u, 20 ne Students Of ne Ponghkeepss Cohe
giae School az ne close Of their annual examination
The exercises thathave taken place in your examination
havrthorprhy tested your attainmens and have afford
edus safisfsrfnry evidence that the employed Tor
yonr Instruction have not failed Of good measure OF sue
cess. tyt8sf
We have however heen surprised In view Of the pro
fcency you generally made in the useful and orna
mental branches Of eduraon which have been the objects
If your pursuit; for fdslnguished facilities avail to pro-
duce propotionae results the Improvement you have ex
hIbed was TO have been expected. N'tSs''i = I'LL
Having alluded 70 the advantages you have enjoyed "
my wish 70 be distinctly understood as considering them
very graf and special And this may assert, without
fear Of being suspected Of attempt Mt seapprobaiion,
since bear no relation whatever you literary In
strcfo some considerable time past having been
% situated In regard 10 the institution 10 which you belong
nsto have had full opportunity ofclosely investigating lis
educational system both to Ia theory and practice,
feel FIRE 10 Affirm, inst IN all the particulars IN which
ceency may he predcated, Of an acaemicsl course,
have nsver known any euperinr and In many respects
even equal 70 that sdopted and carried nut in the Poug
Hsnr presented you Die greauf facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis q an useful and polished suca
YOU have Instructors az aIssinsuished ability In
the varos departments OF classical literature
cal science Commercial foreign Iahguages and
U.4etf~Hts l7t r3fll
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j. =
All persons who wrre nj the passage Of the u LIST
March, l647 IN possession by actual occupancy OF any
portion Of the mineral lands embraced In proclamation
under authority lease wrtte permit from the Sec
reary Of War for the purpose of mng thereon and all
shall be In possession by actual occupancy
Of mine or mines actually discovered before the LIST Of
March, lsa7 forth in the act Of ls March, s above
mentioned authorized 10 enter AMI purchase the same
al the price the terms and condons and TO The extent
prescribed BY that act and less any time before the
day fixed for the Of the sale OF those miner
al lands making proof of possession and occupancy and
ofcompance with those TERMS to tr register and receiver
ofthe land Office subject appeal to the Secretary Of
the Treasury; aud all persons eucd to the right OF pre-
enuton to any Of the agricultural ands embraced In hs
proclamation are required establish the the SAT
siacton Of the register and receiver and make payment
therefore as practicable after seefg this nofc and
before the day appointed for the Of The pub
lie sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such pre.emption claim will be forfeited.
The certificate Of the mineral agent al SAUL Ste Marie
that persons holding under leases permits, Of those in
the occupancy Of mine mines have paid up the per
ceutm ofrents required by the act above mentioned will
be conclusive on TINT polut es448
Persons occupying under leases permits viii not be
permitted renqulsh their rights under that occupancy
and selers and where any such leases permits
may expire before the day Of sale the rights granted to the
helders thereby from entry under any other right till the
eral lands RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
.ITfFH @tt sstt VI Commissioner.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"a N M ~ FouuHKEkPsk, Uc6 7Ii io7S.
CHkRLrs BARrLETT, Esq.
The undersigned who have for some time had children
under your care College HILL and who have attended
several examinations your pupils take thus opportunity
high Consideration ofyonr noble School With the ioea
y 70 emnen,y beauinl-wiih the arrangsmsnt of,he
nasinm-iih the conorf and Refinement Of the family
with The thoroushness Of lis educational provisions and
the influences which exered the minds Of the
scholars we delighted; and unreguesed by you, pre-
sent to you this exresson q grateful regards and earn
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed. Gf ia si
c. c. VAN CLxrF, Pastor Of the R D Church
Hackensack, 9 tsy
EDGAR THORN, Supervisor of the town Of
&8if roughkeepsfe,
9f3if GEO VAN KIERcx. =" tgsfs g = ls
JoffN T. MoCoUN, Troy, 7sf ~ pipf atS A
s9 GnoRos v. PoMERoT, New York N,
Asa HoLT, Brooklyn. a
IsaAEI HAwLEY, Merchant, New York
HupsET VAN WA0ENEN, Ponghkeepsie
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NEW MUSIC.

VIZ FISCHER Pennsylvania doors ea of 18th street.
the following and popular music which
sold reduced pricesiour cents
The Flower quadre composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; by Gung'l.
Frederick William Polka performed by the seyemark Com
puny. lH ..s
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel.
The Harp Waltz; by w. G. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schustcr. Ef
The Tedesco March; arranged from the Opera Of Eman by r.
Boyer @.f- ns
Beauties Lucrea Mosqueares de Reine &c. as Pot
pourrs; by II. Cramer
The Spring Waltz by I. Mocling i, ~
Punch and Judy Poka performed by The Seyemark Company
arranged by Helmsmuler
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Eani fnvolam cavana from the Opera of Ernan arranged
by Edernann.
Blanche sweeer than Breath of N from the Opera
Of the Husuenots; by Meye
though my may from Donnize's Opera Of Betty,
with English words.
moye look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell.
Mother. thou beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Borga arranged by c. Linley.
land of mountain; from the Opera Of Quentin
Durward. s.aa,. ~
II is song my mother sings; by Rodwell.
The Lonely Jenny nd music by NJ W. Balfe
Thourt my sidei by w. X. Dempster
The king throne OF god words by Barry Cornwall
music by q. Davis. :.
Mary Blame with words; sung Madame Bishop; by
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream, by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
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AmERIoAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

TINE American Railroad journal is published al 81 Waa
Several gentlemen engaged regular sOnibusas Known
Journal was before any publea
attempted this country elsewhere devoied
tenn from is humble 6ssnans ana eohSa,ed @ carry oSwd
M the whole civilized world has become more dependen, upon
y. s:ss~. ne
great idea q modern times 4 has already done % relieve ,he
OF labor, minister mans wants and necessities
elevate him the scale Of being an oder that has
The locomotive steam engine we regard CREATES, achieve
extraordinary instrument io good the world
bra Oou ,e wing thought Or Language alone
buan living, breahins sensitive manufactured with new life
nsw sfsasn new wSoa danger and Without fatigue il enable. man
snss S Y Ssans f he
social manner sss n ss,~ gives % ss
creating sources q enjoyment and multiplying 10 an me
fSs st have seSiases Il sns WORK. @ a.
and NJ men q s aes, oes
bohood ALPHABETICALLY poong our being not TO one but @ four
Wnosssi, aeisios aSoIs hi. held has more asn die od
~ III nast sod Of his race Profoundly Impressed with these
yiews intend In accordance with their spirit 70 conduct The
history influence and the Improvements Of the railway
careful inquiry into us management scientific discoveries te
mechanic arts steam navigation commerce and
Under mining head the readers Of te Journal win find
s ,sa % he S% s %s and m 81
Mr. Hodge has for many years been engaged in e preparation Of
embracing descriptions IN detail Of dc dsn, Localities ore
q working @ ~ ass The s and s Of s
be published condensed form in the Jounai IN series Of
w w n and
Ssas. q s work 90 s % Hodge is 10 Furnish to the
ass ssn s p b. %
n, Te WORKS Viii Be- mnd indispensable TO all parties engaged in
mining and the iron This y The s attempt yet made
in elaborate and practical form scientific %9 on a Ss
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THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city OF Baltimore N for s. thirteen for
So OF thirty Tor $40 volume July under the
most favorable auspices Is the Maryland
cultural Society, and all the prize essays reports
published The society
sise s0o, be appropriated oows piece plate,
valued go, 20 be awarded the Obtaining BY 1t OF
October, the largest list OF subscribers
mencing July go for the second
list The publisher also added five prizes payable
cultural works. lie also offered 600 prize essays
coming volume, viz so In silver plate for the
plan and buildings
yard the tobacco
so for the best essay the management Of the dairy
The first NUMBER appear July, will
valuable from the EDMUND RuTns esq., Virginia,
presented 70 the agricultural public, particularly die
regions Of Virginia, Maryland and the Caronas
Of his farm Tor the Eve be
estate In Virginia. concluyey
able degree Of prudence In farming can
profitable year asr he took
charge Of his farm Mr. Run shows his interest ON
capital invested for land implements &c
third 1881 year, pcr cent and
mn 200 besides supporting family his hands
stock &c and raising the value Of his rm
worth when took hand Every PLANTER parcular-
In the td water districts Of our country, will paper
the deepest interest
This number viii valuable papers
which from w
Secretary Of the Maryland Agricultural Society on
stucoD the wire fence and from Col CAPRos The
iect, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland Stnte Agricultural Socety,s Hail.
June @-2awH 1875 Baltimore ST., Baltimore Maryland.
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College of st. james, Washington county, Maryland.

College of St. James, Washington county, Mary land
E Eighth Session will open Monday which day
the Pnetuai attendance of all the students is requested The
duties OF the classes promptly recommended, and
oant that all their membe old should take their places
the opening of the session The acadeca year
lst October to The LIST Of August there being bu! one vacation
August and september In the College, all usual classes Under
full corps Of have for several years been pursuing the
coiegae studies equal thai prescribed older
colleges Of the north the recent the third sadu
ating class received their academical degrees.
In the School, which Immediately adjoin the College,
the classes carefully competent
under the supervision the Professors of the College Thus pupils
enter the institution early and their entire
study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces pGi members
collegiate classes who
professional life. Such
all the privileges Of their
In place the classical studies,
cessary preparation business,
French study without charge all
In addition French,
without charge, 0ermnn other modern language
The location Of the College perfectly healt
towns villages the temptations dangerous the
young Moral and religious chief design OF the
sttuton.
The charge, covering all expenses
@ of ten months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict other expenses OF the student.
All the departments under the Immediate Of the
undersigned whom application be made for copies Of the
Regster for further information well as for The admission
ofpupils JOHN d. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of ST. James 7. o., Maryland
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HORACE D. AsH. ISAAC A. pILLER
Land and General Agency once nc tins Capital Ii-
nos, City OF Springfield. tfr
no rsdeai Of nois iaads, Aods Of Hiaoi
sdnsss ead all persons dsroas PareAasas State iaad wA
die public thai they have established this eihe capital
OF all business apperiainng within State
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and sale OF lands
ing reporting their location and value paying
land sold fur investigating es
ing selling all descriptions OF Stale Indebtedness this every
description attached land agency the
extended scale, win be promptly and faithfully attended
= REYERKxcKs:
Messrs Defendorf Miles, washington city
{" A. Gowdy 4 Co., Louisville ken,eky
mss.@s .' s j Sfssi s' q, ST. Louis Missouri
A. Chrsy, esq,
Ills exeellency a. q. French, governor of Illinois,
Hon Thomas H. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, +"
I. >, H. Treat judge supreme court
" Lyman frunbul
g j. Dean Cation, g ("
Me..,s; Wadsworhs sheldon, New York city,
David Leaytt, esq, Li4s. n.
q. Bartlett, ESQ.,, No. Front street. "
Gen. Robert Patterson phila.sphia'
Gen. Adam Dief,
Jos. l.. Chester I"
Col s. w. Black, Pitisburg, Pa.
Gen, Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
G. r. Sanger, esq, !"
Henry X. Stone, esq.,, q {" Sa@. .
j. ID. Pratt 4 Co, Baltimore Md.
APP ll--dlm&sw3m
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BY one prs.lasn, or inc United states.

tADys IRA WI
United STATES o. America hereby make
undenentione
Inc STATE of MISSOURI al The periods hereinafter desnaled
witt: IL art
Al the land once Al JACKSON commencing Monday
the disposal OF the lands
situated within the aforementioned townships parts
ships, vizi
,L 80 Al. r.. NJ. .J .as, of "A, fdh prineinaI
Ta.a,a - 80 s.s, s,,oo seyen,esn n,es
nneteen twenty twentnne thirty thirty one and thirty two
OF range four - - r
rovnshin twenty tv,o of range five,
Fnciionn townsbin
ak
townshps sixteen and seventeen twenty
txo al range seven = '''"'
Fractional sixteen and
townships twenty two and sections three 10 ten
neusiye sI,as ~, nclusiye and 4, thirty
inclusive, in township iwenty-sis Of range eight
Townshin nineteen
two tluylhree thirty or six ! fractional
tonshp twenty and township {except
rims one eys ihr,aen three twenty dye
range nine.
The northwest traction secuon s IN township nneteen ana
fractional township twenty, Oh range 'eih
N-i az a. L.s IL. .,J ,ss of an, fIfh
''e''V 100 '' '''N 49, 80 y - " r 1' ~
Townships twenty three twenty four, Wentyeig
nine, OF range eight
Townships Menly-thTee, twenty twenty five twenty
and twenty eight o range nine
Townships twenty-five, twenty three,
twenty-five and wentysix Of range ten
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law School in Le,lngton, virglnln.

TUE subscriber proposes open Law in This Mace com
mencng Monday, the ash day Of ocooer next and
the 18th March, 1850. The pupils divided into
classes The book used in the junior win be
phen Blackstone LIST vol sare Evidence Stephen ON Plead
LIST Evidence The senior coue will
embrace fuckers Commentaries Greenleaf and stake on Ey
dence list each Stephen Pleading Goud
vol Of Chy Pleading HoIcombe's Introduction 10 Faulty rs
prudence, Lubc Equity Pleading, Miord Pleading omaxs D
Of Real Property and
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia Publisher to fur
nh the above works. the best and younr
posing 10 attend the subscribers ~ him
early notice o. their intention, inform whether thew
be supplied with works troeh hs
dun They wi be furnished 20 the students cost The mem
bers OF the senior class win have the privilege the no,
without additional charge The dsv
students win he by the a 10 enable sny
Of either any az tbe
Of Washington College should they deem eSpeden, 20 DO so
win be delivered on tho
diction and practice OF the Federal Courts
The fee win be $50 per session. payable in advance
JOHN w. BRoCRENBRoUGH.
Lsuseros, Va, July II, ls49.
July l7--A