TABLE X.- PART 1.- Statistics of schools of science (mining, engineering, agriculture, &c.) endowed with the national land grant, for 1877; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education.

1 State Agricultural and Mechanical College.

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2 Arkansas Industrial University..
Agricultural, Mining, and Me-
chanical Arts College* (Univer-
sity of California).

*From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1876.

a Reported with classical department (see Table IX).

b Not yet organized.

TABLE X.-PART 1.- Statistics of schools of science (mining, engineering, agriculture, &c.) endowed with the national land grant, for 1877-Continued.

14 Agricultural and Mechanical Col- Lexington, Ky. lege of Kentucky (Kentucky University).

15 Maine State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.

16 United States Naval Academy.

17 Maryland Agricultural College.
18 Massachusetts Agricultural Col-
lege.

19 Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology.
20 Michigan State Agricultural Col-
lege.

21 Colleges of Agriculture and of
Mechanic Arts (University of
Minnesota).

22 School of Agriculture and Me- Oxford, Miss..

chanic Arts (University of
Mississippi).

23 Agricultural and Mechanical De-
partment of Alcorn University.
24 Missouri Agricultural and Me-
chanical College (University of
Missouri).

Metallurgy (University of Missouri).

The Industrial College of the University of Nebraska.*

27 College of Agriculture (Univer-
sity of Nevada).

28 New Hampshire College of Agri-
culture and the Mechanic Arts*
(Dartmouth College).

29 Rutgers Scientific School (Rut-
gers College).

30 Colleges of Agriculture, Archi-
tecture, Chemistry, Mechanic
Arts, &c. * (Cornell Univer-
sity).
31 United States Military Academy.

32 Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege (University of North Caro-
lina).

33 Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College.*

34 Corvallis State Agricultural Col-
lege.

35 Pennsylvania State College
36 Agricultural and Scientific De-
partment of Brown University.
37 South Carolina Agricultural Col-
lege and Mechanics' Institute
(Claflin University).

38 Tennessee Agricultural College
(East Tennessee University.)
State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College of Texas.

R. W. Douthat, A. M., PH. D. (secretary).

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*From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1876. a Mechanic arts department. 6 Number of students in all departments. Students in these classes pursue the scientific course of the collegiate department up to the beginning of the junior year. d Reported with classical department (see Table IX). e One professorship of agriculture, with instruction in "mechanic arts" from other professors. f See Table VII. g See Table III. h Students in civil or mechanical engineering, or in both branches.

TABLE X.-PART 1.-Statistics of schools of science (mining, engineering, agriculture, &c.) endowed with the national land grant, for 1877-Continued.

12 Iowa State Agricultural College*

14 Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky 300

15 Maine State College of Agriculture and Mechanic