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$l42,75O

&I4S, I)U
Here upon this exceedingly moderate
ca lculation we have an aggregate of freight
IN and down of $l42, $50. To this must
be added the amount which will be received
from passengers and the mail. Say that
we have unly twenty passengers ench way
daily (Which on line eighty miles in
length is an insignificant cslculati"n) aud
we have l460O passengers pc: annum,
which q, 81 each is upward of 1913 900.
Add $4,000 for the mail and the aggregate
on that item is $40 COO. We have now
the entire gross receipts Of the road per
annum 1852, $50. The expense Of running
upon tho Georgia Railroad according to the
,abIe givon above is about 33 per cen, #
the profits. That of the East Tennessee
road cannot be larger. but make it 30 per
cen, and you have for expenses. &c. $685.
962. But upon the completion ofthe road
to the river the Company will be indebted
$500. 600, the principal Of which will no, he
due for thirty or forty years to come. The
in,cres; on this debt at 6 per cent is $40
600. Add his to the expenses of the road
and you hove TO be taken out Of the gross
receipts 500, 962-leaving the nett profits
upon which the dividends are to be declar.
ed. S55.7o6. Now bear in mind thu, the
entire cos, ofthe road is ST. 300, 900 and TIM.
$500 600 Of that sum is debt md not stack.
the interest upon which We hive already
taken out of the receipts. The stock Of the
Company will then be $500, 900, and it is
upon this that the $55,75S is to be divided.
In oil these calculations the reader will
perceive that we have been very careful to
select the most reasonable figures. and such
as every one will say are too small.
To sum up oil we have now the follow.
ing table:
Receipts for freighrs, Sl42 $50
/" " Passengers g. Mail, 10000
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GIVE are authorized and requested Il"
announce JAS.C.McCARTY. asa candidate
for a seat in the lower branch OF The ncx'
Legislature, from McMiun county.
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Expenses, S6s,962
Interest, 30,OUO
93,962

1s2,75O
Expenses, S63,962
Interest, 10000 93.962
Nett profits. $sS,7SS
The stock of the Company being $780,
600, you have here dividend Of fraction
over IL per cent per onnum.
In future number we will endeavor 10
show what will be the earnings of the East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad when the
entire line Of Roads now in progress from
Boston to Memphis shall have been compile.
ted.
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Nv ,he pr,.,a.nt or the un,,,a state.

MllLAkD President OF We
public win be hsld nc land oaies sAuT STE
twenty day Of October neat for e disposal Of those see
Of the iopwns named townships aud haeioaa ,ownshps
ed BY mineral leases quot OF reported by me
no BY reason Of ane aPred leases be offered under The
vacant required TO be
eoheed under the provisions Of the act entitled An act 10 reduce
tel IN Mehgan, and e Chippewa District in Wisconsin, ap
proved a6th September, 1850 10 wit
North the hse line and of the principal meridian
Townships forty seven, lortnme, Of mnge TWEEN
townships diy-eght and M y-nne of range twenty
Townships ntone, hiyiwo, and nfy-eig OF range twenty
Townships hy-one fy,wo. my seven, hfyeght and hiy
Townships one nnywo, hfysix, hy-seven, and hhyesh
Townships y one dy six, dNy seven, eight ofrange
Townships dsyone dy four, hfyhve, hhysn, hyseven, and
Townships my four my dysx and fly seven, Of raare
Townsps n stec four hayeve, and hn, six aud town
ship sixty dive, on Isle Royaie Of range shry yioui
townships h-two and my tree, Of range thirlysin
Townships hy one, iytwo, and dhytee, OF range thirty
township hny one, of range ,tir,y-eigh,
Township fny one Of range ,lirty-nine
Townships fhy and hiy one, 0, range forty-onc:
Townships forty yesht forty nine hy and hono' OIL range
oavsni0 forty eight, INV and yone of range
townships foryeght oyniae y, and my one, of range
Townships eight nine and ay range ior'y-hve
Townships forty and fifty, range forty
Townships iorsS, forty seven, forty eight aud ioy nne' OF
!
Townships fo,yseven and eight, Of range eight
Township forty eight, range forty nine.
Lands by law the OF schools military ana
purposes together with and ovefowed lands,
thereby for cuivaion which shall be selected
by Inc State days appointed
public sale under the emitted San act 10 enable me
State OF Arkansas the lands
approved September 25, 1885, wiR be ercfdd
locations land boupies heretofore grant
Congress military rendered 10 the
United H be permitted the mentioned lands
The civil and diplomatic government ac approved 81
March, 1851
ParicuIaT viii be deposited with
of sale
o. be The day
proceed the which they advertised
shall
shall be
of the Lands
will admit until aer the expiration of the Two weeks
Given Wasingon, tis twenty s1,
hiLLARu FILLMORE.
e President;
j. BuTTEarIELD
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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4 NEW Route to pittsburg v,a the baltimore. s"s-
gnehanna yiraia RatroadThrongh 70 ~ VrE
3s express Of VII leave Calvert station daily
Washington sud Baltimore NJ cl
a. NJ connecting with fast line ~ Middetown = r NJ ar
irving a Harrisburg NJ IA y. 10 dinner.
The train FOR the west at 2, arriving NJ
odysbufe point have the option OF
thence ny packct boats or
stages direct from Uolidaysburg TO Pittshng. .,.
Tickets soid following points ~ this uain 70 WI
York wrahtsvc Columbia, Marietta, Middeown Harrisburg
New PCr Mieratovn ysve Iewirtown, MoNeyown Hunt
ingaon, Holdaysburr, and Pitistug
aso with the Cumberland NaHey tmoRd
Carlisle Shippcnsburr Chambershn ana
,ther points on road.
For from Washington for any ot
Of the company VII be ~ me
Railroad Company the arrival of
the baggage which WIZ ps
~ ~ " ~ ~ ROBERT STEWART,
o,, Ar Ticket Agent
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: > commssionsr of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LEsSEGs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person right presumption of the
mentioned required establish the 10 The sat
Sauit Ste Marie aud make
payment therefor practicable after seeing m noise
before appointed for the OF ih puhc
claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
every having the under the act enutled An a
establish land Office the northern OF Michigan, ard 70
mineral lands the State OF Michigan
we'd lt March, l5i lessses, occupants, pne tn en-
OF their leases PERMITS Of the lands above
m entitled enled An act
the mineral lands ia the JAKE supe
Mict Chippewa distici, IN Wisconsin,,
approved Goth september 1885, 10 enter The land covered BY Their
leases occupancy, and permits respectively at me minimum pnes
full secton " enti
the land Of
shall full section" at the
required establish the To the
Saut Ste Marie, and
practicable after seeing thii notice
appointed for the of the public
clned such claim
will be forfeited ...u...,.,,r
Commiss OF the General Land Office.
Inv Ill nuI3
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Notice 10 the Creditors or Texas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March % 1851.
E State Texas having BY OF its legislature passed during
o49 called creditors OF the late
the LIST OF
evidences of their respective cams and Con
having approved 9th September 1885, authorizing
millions of five stock To the said State Of
Texas said should be
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the LIST Of October 1851 and 10
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September 1850. - ,a,,or
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$500 or AZ HI
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Fraction OF township OF the suwannee riye of range
sixteen
Lands appropriated by of schools military and
other and overowed lands
made undt thereby which shall be selected
by the State appointed for the
en o The public sales respectively under The act entitled IAN act
swamp ands within their limits approved September ah 1850
heretofore granted by law Of Congress for military services
dered 20 The United States H be pctedon oth atopeme
TONED d provided BY The act entitled Gan act making
paohs fof The civil diplomatic The government"
Ae. approved ID March, 1851
Inc Offering the lands viii be commenced
uas appointed and viii proceed the order which sy are
adNefused with all despatch, until m whole shall have
ossn offered and The sales thus elosed but no sale shall be kept
open ohReE Than weeks entry OF the lands
DC admitted until amer the expiration OF The two weeks
Given under hand the city OF Washington, This twenty sixth
day OF july ammo Domin thousand eight aud d
hlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
J. BUrrERFELp,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right OF peampon the
lands within the townships and townships above
ted required establish the the satisfaction
md land oiee make
seeing this notice before
pointed the OF public saie OF te
bracng the claimed otherwise such claim viii be ord
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July 27-1aw13w
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Two witnesses,
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DuuJp BARTON KEY win attend to any business
before either OF the courts Of this Die
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| WAsurusror. July IL 'sA' y'-@~u
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The Agricultural state Fair a Hoohsstsr New Yo,
We have no choice but to surrender large space in
our columns to-day 10 the proceedings OF This most bril-
liant Farmers Festival which we nave compiled from
the New York and Rochester papers We are compelled
however, to omit the full accounts which we find in
these journals of the imposing agricultural exhibition
on the OCCASION and conhne ourselves 10 the speeches
which may be regarded the voice by which it speaks
10 the country.
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railroad Company.
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evening" from Baltimore.
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4, H. CI.UsIxES, Architect and civil Engineer, has
Trav.rss buildings north aide o Penny
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r,ANCUNG acsdemy-Flrst Cours@.--Mr r. n. LanBp has
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,a, his dancing the viii
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avenue, opposite Wllard's hotel
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DAYS. Goorgetown- Mondays and Fridays.
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NaWark hrannmH.

BY late reorganization u this department Of Della.
ware College, the Board Of Trustees have taken measures
endow II with advantages possessed by few similar ins
buttons in the country The Academy heretofore merged
IN the College, and Of subjected TO all the evils
which have been found 10 attend the gamaon of the
government, enjoys the privilege Of separate
establishments without losing those which result from
relation TO the College proper.
large and elegant edce, with all the necessary *
lures Of complete boarding establishment has been
erected furnished in which the students Of the Acad
envy board under the immediate charge of the PRINCIPAL
and his Assants and all its exercises conducted on
system Of its own uninterrupted by the interests
operations Of the other department The furniture of the
sudy-rooms and dormtores has been chosen with pcc
liar reference comfort and convenience for study and
expense has been spared in providing the apparatus
necessary to render the of instruction completes
giving TO Newark Academy facilities for pirate study and
comfortable accommodation Of students fully equal To
those afforded by many Of our colleges.
From It's intimate relation to the College, students of
the Academy enjoy many advantages not generally OBJ
tanned at institutions of this kind Those who wish to
pursue particular branch which falls properly
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Winter Session The only extras dollar per SEES
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from those who enter these classes The sessions and va
Rev. MATTHEW MEIes. AN
president Of Delaware College.
Newark, Delaware mar "A
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My own Dyspepsia of long duration, and very
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