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MOUNT yyAsHIN GTON FEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
BALTIMORE

THE SUMMER SESSION Of This hourhing institution located
miles the Nartbern Cebra
railroad CHI Maryland Legislature, VIII open
1887 with full faculty Of experienced
consisting gentlemen several indes Ths
college desired for The purposes o. finished
aar .daeation spared make
what The locality highly sain
and has bsn selected rs one OF he most
shady and beautiful grounds Afford
ample scope pleasant walks and hsahfa recreaton The
building brck edhce ter.ced expressly for
coe-e) thoroughly vrnuaec lighted viii gas
Furnished supplied and has
for ahou boaders establishment
ppe costing moi SOC During This the first
OF its opera,ion Il numbers 81 boarderr -,
Catalogues Information be ois'ned me Onloo
and al Rev Hon. j. Varrant Bainmore
apd rev George sey, Principal Mount washington
Ma'pssu' ELIAS HEiNER,
ns..., pessv the Board OF Nisiiers
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roR RENT-A large threestory
ing win back building, &C &C. the Of n
building.
Mari iT-9awn
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THE Ladder Effe n Heart story. ny Amelia n. Ed
Il wards. - ce.ts
Ihe sPendihu By w. Harrison Ainsworth, -
The Ward. ~ Mrs Trolopo ~
Tucksr's History Uni'ed stsic--secoud 81
just Pnbisaed, and for sale AZ
TAYLOR n NAURY,s
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4 NALUAHLE FAKM N Virginia (f,buO asres) ZOE
"A saeHavng leased for Of years the aaqaer Whs
SULPHUR persons whose high reputa warrants the
heef thew undersigned offers
Eof sa;e which surrounds the springs
n contains low gosnd remarkable os
extraordinary Of and capable of being maae the best
ssyste nraeows yielded 100 bushels OF
1853, tthe twelfth year OF successive eniva
on wioss and in le4 bad as was me season pro-
red bushe easily susceptible OF division, and In
certainly Of the besi in Virginia
Terms one thd December and the balance in
one and with Interest from date OF delivery,
OF subscriber by ad
n &C. ~ " THOMAS GREEN
April 2q-aawtfcp
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IRE CoiIege Of st. James, maryland.

THE second Of the annual February
TO- full prrpsaory ard eneeiate
pursaei telr
sh%ws them 10 be qualified enter ad the college charges
from An
faciy, Kemp Hail by
January. college session,
eing all ordinary expenses S25D.
Application fuller infuaion for the admission OF
made 10 the rector College OF ST. James o. Ma
Tyard.
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Notice

In reation 10 he Re4oral Of the Land Office from Geneset
10 East SaeiaaW, in Mchiyan.
IN ACCORDANCE proyisions sess
Au authorizing the location of land n
approved March 1853, Is hereby cared
office the sale of ands
Of Mehgn will be removed TO the Of EAs1
said q early period acticabe
Further precise OF will issued
register and receiver Of the Genesee land Office
under hand the city Of Washngton this lsh day
January, A. D. 1857
BY order Of the President:
THoS. A.. HENDRICKS,
Commiasioupr o the Ian Office.
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BNo aahorired publish the foregoing
missioner ~ Indian Anars
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SouTHERN BOOK--onrin OF the constitution; IneopoIn-
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Virginia deed, 1885, The with Me1ico ls4s
legal acquired Territories; SPECIFIC
nnd history Of the Puans origin and
and sonth of republic
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Of mechanics and me
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T,s 2eg FsANCK TAYLOR
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he requested 70 ADDRESS or ap
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ncorpora insurance in hs oi Washington,
February e5 the sabscrhrs the
iB the said do hereby auh0rze uhcrP
opened stock company
toney of VIM " Pennsylvania between
ath Monday the gt Of March
the hours OF 70 and O'Clock, n.
follows,
strictly compiled with:
going section majority the rehy
bscrpion in The of Washington for capital stock
Of two hundred thousand ars shares Of dsIas
and that crhing shall
four dollars on each snare sub crbed for and that !e
remainder Of the said dollars SHAH be secured by nego
notes. signed and endorsed 20 ue satisfaction Of ad
majority OF hem. payment thereof demanded
giving
Of the gazetes ed the Dt-tret Of Ceiumbia."
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Notice

In relatOn TO the RsmopaI Of s Land Office from Benicia
10 San Haneiseo IN California
an accordance with the provisions entitled
auhorIzng changes location cf land Offices,
approved less hereby declared and made known thai
public lands BrEIcA, The Stale
Ca na will be removed the cay ofsAs FRAsosoo at a
eafIy period az prasteabe
Further will be issued BY The
register aud receiver Vf Tie Beneia land ofsee.
hand al the city Of Washington, this 18th day
January, A.. d. 1851.
BY order Of the PresidentE
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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Cotton,

The New York journal of Commerce, refer
ring to the recent meetings in Liverpool and
elsewhere, urging British capitalists TO invest in
cotton raising in India, with view to superse-
ding the dependence upon the u. $. for the great
staple expresses the opinion that the land tenure
system in India will have to be first radically
changed before the project can amount to any
thing. So long as land is not purchasable in fec
simple in India private capitalists will not risk
the money required for the cultivation and man,
ufacture of cotton on a large scale. The Jour
nal further remarks
The long and short staples may be, and are,
grown il India and elsewhere, but the middle,
staple. the most necessary kind, whose peculiar
softness and fullness gives it the superiority
over all others for the welt of cotton cloths. has
not yet been found anywhere but in this country,
with the exception of small quantity grown at
poit Natal, on the Eastern coast of Africa
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THE CRoAKERs.- croakers. we'll observes
tho Boston Transcript, "are n large class in the
community. They are always prophesying evil
In the good that they have are disconoerned tho
incipiept germs of a remote danger. If business
is brisk and toui ishng then there will soon be n
reaction, involving tho whole community in loss.
II trade is depressed, blank ruin stares the ira
ding class in the face. Should tho season be n
damp one,the crops are sure TO rot in the ground
without springing into new life. Bat if the wea-
Their is dry aud hot, the same result is reached
in the mental chemistry of the croaker by diff
erent process. These prophesyers of evil never
look for the good time coming" but put it off n
great deal longer. They are in fact pest and
torment to those who would make tho most of a
weary life.'
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In a long article upon that interminabe theme
Kansas affars-which appeared in the Wash
ington Union Of Saturday last, our contemporary
says, the Democratic party is the common
sense and common honesty of the country. or
gained together for political purposes"
What degree of concert exists amongst them,
and how well they are acting together for pc.
litieal purposes" may be learned from the in
teresting quarrel now going ON between the diff
ferent wings of the party, led on by their res
pectye organs The Union and The South, with
all tho lesser lights that have in the issue
joined" and are now laboring to find the true
Interpretation of the Kansas Bill We let This
pass, however as we only wish TO ask question
OF our contemporary which is suggested by the
assertion that the democratic party is The com.
mon sense and common honesty of TIE country -
Now. If these attributes enter Exclusively into tho
composition of the democratic party, W. should
like to know what attributes. upon the broades,
principles of charity, the Union is willing to
concede to other partiesl Have we neither
common sense nor common honestly" Or
have we cultivated and improved these virtue:
TO such an extent as TO warrant the implication
that in us they are developed to nm an. common
degree? We pause for reply, and until our
contemporary donors us with one, must admit that
we do n Il understand him, and should be "going
it blind to offer further comment.
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The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about / :
200 bales based upon middling uplands at about sc
aud middng New Orleans at l5lc, which was mn adj
vance Of &c. u ic. from The Lowest figures of last
week. Cotton has now reached the highest price it
has been before in seventeen years, since 3D.
The average price of sc. per ID, will give value TO
each bale of 400 lbs,-the average weight-of $50.
Estimating the crop at 1850. 900 bales which may
he considered from 200 to $50 600 bales under
the average actual growth Of the two three prior
years aud each bae $50, will give total value of
the crop at SLY 900 900. Flour was frmer, and
closed at mn advance of &c. l0c. per barrel Wheat
sold to moderate extent, including Chicago spring
at 81 40, and prime white Canadian at So and some
Milwaukee private terms. Corn in light
supply, with sales of Western mixed at 83c SHE.
a s5e., the latter figure for prime. Pork again nd
vaaced with sales of mess ut S23 rs S24 chiefly
at S23 81 S24 Sugars were sold to the exten, of
about 400 hhds. Freigbts dull, and rates
changed.--N. !. Uerald Saturday.
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The yaNrAS oFFIcE has been fitted up win erea,
care and supplied with the most extensive e
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MoSraoaFfY city making collections and setns
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suGAR.-The high price OF this article is a
fact of pressing Importance 10 numerous families
in the community. There have been many
widely varient speculations rs to the cause of
the great rise in value of the saccharine sub
stance. and Hunts Merchants, Magazine for
July INDUCES in some comments on the unnatu
raj state OF the sugar market, which wa append:
I'VE have at several times noticed the cause
of the high prices of sugar, and referred to the
immense spcculations in this article going on UNI
der the control chiefly of wealthy Spanish houses
engaged in the West India trade. BY far too
large portion of the Cuban crop has been d.
yerted to the United States, 10 make the question
If prices easy of solution. The present stock in
New York is nearly 10000 tons, almost three
isarih. as much is held in all the principal mar
se,s Il Europe. The Louisiana crop last year,
C I'll be remembered, fell of to 1886 hogs
aea8s II the growing crop gave no larger pro-
III e- the price Of Cuban sugar, high ii is.
N8sd probibly be sustained through the year;
d, the Louisiana yieldi is now set down ut be-
tween three aud four hundred thousand hogs
head. and it this quantity is realized it will be
oot Of the power at the spectators to control
prices beyond the date when the new crop will
begin to arrive.
The question of price is then narrowed down
10 this: will buyers take stock in the Cuban. now
in this country, between this date and the first
of December Holders take the affirmative and,
as far figures go. make out fair case, show
ing greater consumption for the corresponding
period of last year. There is a difference of 40
per cent. in price, and buyers ask significantly
If this great advance will not seriously diminish
the consumption. Applied to many Injuries tho
answer would be easy; but sugar has become a
necessity, and experience has shown that when
taste is once acquired forit, it is not readily
relinqushed. The experiment is now to be
tried. We shall not predict the issue, but when
it is matter of history, shall chronicle the re-
suit"
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BUCHANAN AND WEBSTER Boston Tran
script relates the following good aneodote touch
ing Webster and Buchanan
Soon after the great Expounder had dischar
ged one Of his heavy guns in the United States
Senate, n gentleman was extrolliug him to Buch.
anan. Yes" said the latter, 'he is "a great
statesman, but no politician" The Same individ-
ual met Mr.. Webster few days subsequently
and improved the occnson to elicit his opinion
of the Philosopher of Wheatland; and singular.
ly enough he said of Buchanan, lie is great
politician, but no statesman
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demand for Rio Coffee during the past
rather limited Te sales for
the reached all to about 100 bags follows viz
Coffee lots, 0iallc 800 bags
good 10 prime do at 3c bags good do He 300
bags price, $50 bags good do at sailc; 80
Jamaica re cash and IS bags Lagbayra do at 1875
Although stock Coffee the market large, holders
disposed press sales; The stock the market
estimated bags. Rio Coffee may he quoted
firm ordinary medium 1tail cents for
fair good and 1aaI prime lots LagnayTa Coffee
quoted aud Java do l6' all cents ID
To-day sales OF lO bags fair Rio lie 100
bags good do sales not before reported Of 100 bags
dunn Rio II l0ac; and 80 bag fair do IL .c.
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Il NERAL PUR RELEASING AGENCY-rhe constantly in
creasng demand commissions the pur
the city, his induced establish in connection
with newspaper enterprise, PURCHASING BUREAU,
under the immediate supervision affirm
the most accomplished experts for Supplying article the
world.
Particular attention will be paid to the selection purchase
and sale of thorough bred Cattle aud Horse stock, Trained
Dogs Fenets aud Fancy Fowls Carriage Buggy aud Saddle
Horses Carriages HARNESS and Saddles, Time Watches
~ description of Fire Arms sporting Articles, Fishing Rods
Tackle, Music aud Musical Instruments Yachts Sail and
Row Boats Furniture, Fine Wines Liquors, and Segars
Cricket and Bail Bats, Pads sc, Dc.
Agricultural Implements Of the latest and nprov
kinds Seeds fiants, Fruit Forest and Shade Trees all
kinds OF Books treating subjects OF Importance the
iortiCulturzt, aud Florist,
State Rooms engaged advance Steamers and Packets
Europe, California the Nest Indies part
the world THIS will obvate the necessity residents
inland Towns and places where
coming New three
frequently required do-ether passage
secure eligible accommodations In this department. we
VIII be rca hotels at JTahle
protect the from imposition well
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self
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Judgment aud selection Also, Blank Boohs and
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MURDERER ARRESTED. DR.. w. IL. Lawful
of Aberdeen, Ohio, came down yesterday on the
noon train, having in charge young man nam
ed Jamison, who is charged with the murder of a
young brother of DIR. H., last November in
Brown county, Ohio. The Doctor informed US
that he succeeded in arresting the murderer IN
the town of Carnvle, yesterday morning, with
the assistance of officer Hall, after having trav-
elled over the entire State of search of him
Alton Courier.