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sale OF Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory. st
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT on THE UNITED STATES a
pursuance Of law, T. FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the
States, hereby declare md make known public
% s hn day % % q Nay The
The Iowa tribe Of Indians situated within
ne ,"wnsgs ana IN sad Territory and ceded by
South of line Of e srh prrctral nestdian
Townships one, ranges fifteen, sixteen, sevenee eish
teen, ninteen and twenty.
and twenty excepting herfrom few grants designs
ted n The eas amounting IN tbs whole 70 esh. hundred
Ao, Paoli Lykins county said Territory commencing
h n S ne s e s
sana o % me and Wen
d Territory and eeded by said conedcs,ed bands aforesaid
South o|te base line pracipal ner,dan
Townships feen sixteen seventeen, range twenty
Townships fsen sixteen seventeen range twenyone
Townships heen sixteen, seventeen, eighteen range
nsp 6cen sixteen seventeen, and eieh,eer range
nyn.Sn. sixteen seventeen and eighteen or r,D,,
twenty five.
Provision having by ofhe
Sand noad Be enrd 70 one hundred snd sixty acres
and in ns. ten seeons % should @ a n selected and .e
Of huAded forty
lands amounting acres. having BEEN
selected in The following townships above named, 10 wit
Townships sixteen aud seventeen range twcnty-rwo
Townships ccn sixteen, seyepteen and eighteen,
ty Tires. at $50
Townships sixteen and seventeen, twenty four
Townships and ve hereby
apart aud reserved from snie. II
Lecompton, said Territory commencing
held by United for Della
Indians situated wi hin the
Townships comprising the otfcrn portion OF the Lands ceded
said Delaware Indians in trust aforesaid, to witt
Of line and east oftas sirih principal eridiaa
Townships SEVEN eight nine, and eleven
ifeen.
Townships eight and eleven, sixteen
IN, of
Townships seven, eight nine and ten, OF r'nge eighteen
The be cash, received
below the valuation placed the several tracts by the
aoners duly appointed for the Of classifying and voiDs
and being mHde receipts duplicate will be
Patents will subsequently, sued for ihs lands
accordance with laws in force regulating the
TIE offering Of the above lands will be commenced
appointed will proceed the
have been offered and the sales thus closed. ~
All purchases paid the day OF sale will be
the following day the risk of the dcultng purchaser
Given under hand of Washington this
day Of February, eighteen hundred and my seven
BY the President,
Gxo. w. MAsYryssr,
Commissioner Of iudisn Affairs.
NBNc newspaper authorized to publish foregoing ad
without special instructions 10 that effect from the Com
Feb os-iawti Iune n
y I71
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COR SALE or rent that very desirable lot Of groun,

Tor SALE that very desirable lot Of grouBd
Of Third aud Indiana containing
about 6.0C0 square feet less. 4Af laN
Aso avery double house. ~ by 4 fact three story with
and cellar with all The modern mprovemnisas, hot
bath furnace, sc ALSO STABLE
carriage house. This property would foreign
member Of the cabinet gentleman dcsrous OF
obtaipns fine house - ea4e :.
Apply 10 samuel Fowler street, No 4o 9Th
streets @. Pant, the banking house Of swsepy Rien
house, Faat, Feh I0--eo9w
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Bohn's Hand book OF Washington.

THIS book should be in the hands o soournng In
the being complete guide with Of the
city, public buildings and siaiuHry.
Washington with oil the improvements, &c
the CAPITOL the book stand and bookstores
Feb 4-codlm. TsIsg fY.1s.g ~
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UsiTtp SrArts NAVAL CouRT ov fEouIsy,
Washinctou. February 96, 1857.

TE Judge gives notice. for the infonson o parties
under the st section o. ms a o sanu
ary 1897 will respectively be ADVISED ny tns
Referred 10 the court and mat
IT presenting themselves hey should eome p
pared with lat they desire 10 nave
oned specifying which Of The respective heads o m
Inc y. y c,vic.. mentioned the their testimony ~ 70 90
annss and the delay II which may
hrr rrau,.I. and IL respect of what Witnesses ,
Feb pet--tf >. ~ NAhbi'Iri t""He -
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TAnTED.Peons desiring give private dinner parties
be supplied viii, 6cass French cook at s2 for his
application at 0AUTIEl'S RESTAURANT.
0--3aw3moif go Penn between 18Th and la'h.
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washington Insurance Company.

Meeting 0 fhe Snhscreersto us STOCK, ~
company the city Of Washington approved February
l6h 1887 having complied with by subscription and
number shares OF the capital stock therein required
notice hereby subscribers said stock that meeting
for the choice directors viii be held nj ocock OF Tnes
day. March 81 1887 The Office In the second story Of The build
savings Bank Tenth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue. Polls 10 bc opened from 4 to O'Clock p M !
SILAS II. HILL y
SAM'L BACON, Committee.
WIN. +. BAYLY,} re
Mari - -1awS
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NOTICE TO rRE. .EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled 70 the right Of PreemptIon any
townships aud Of townships
rated required establish OF The
register receiver Of the proper land Office
therefor seeing before the
lands
embracing claimed otherwise such be for
feited.
glF THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office
Feb Is-1awl3w [Int b Star.1
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WEAR BOOK OF Frcts in Science and Art for 1907.
One volume London. Embracing the important DIS
coverer improvements Of mechanics and the
philosophy, electricity chemistry zoology bot
any, geology and mineraioy, meteoroiofy astronomy Sc
FEB ost FRANck TAfhok
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Xrny's COME ctionary,

No. g Briage freef, Georgefonn, d, c, IT- w
furnished with
creams, confect, hc
dee and on Medal awarded
erhbion OF Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
Feb 3-dlf
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Tho business Of this company win compare avoraby WIN the
successful Of similar institutions the States
From the LIST day Of August 1885, up d, the
November, 1856,
ed the of hundred and
eighty five dollars and cents Of losses
aud Of hundred
hundred aud twenty eight sixty one cents.
With these evidences Of and good
feel justified n soliciting share Of public patronage believing
that The security offered smpe and that all fair claims will be
ustcd more according 10 equity than legal techncaIies
The company s prepared 10 issue policies sgains
by fire
DWELLINGS, FUKNITURE, MILLS, MANUFAC-
1861 IORIEs, WAREHOUsEs,
All descriptions Of BUILDINGS nl kinds
MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS, sTEAMBoATS, CANAL BOATS RAILROADS.
md the nsual conveyances any portion or 4
EUROPE and AMERICA,
md the huls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
TYR rps Of premium viii be companies and in
fixing an every Improvement In construction and arrangement
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office northwest
street, Washington city D. g.
JAMES NJ. WEST,
Eat Sga Assistant Secretary. F f
Insurarce may be affected at the Home OMcc,
NorfhUesf Walnut PHILADELPHIA
And other principal cities Of the United by
officers of the company. ~
Inn II
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Washington Aqueduct.
o,ncs Q, rHs wAsHIssrol

oyncs wlsHISsroN Aeurpucr,
washington, March 8, le5z
PROPOSALS invited and work for the washing
Proposals up TO 1 may viii be opened a, noon
sp podIes Of the materials aud work to be
st w be ready for examination at this Office and after the 2o
The work to be let VIII embrace masonry Of some Of the bridges
sduaion eAcsvsion and embankment Of pipes
connected with the reservoirs. 2neh ain houie bricks
psrcuisT woks and material. reference made to the
pe1on ne line the ,es are no, ye .cquired BY lie
o such delay, so%snee viii C
made %s, 70 the . time ., q completion. p io !
ali S wos w
&c the ss o r. sns %
o. under each cSnac. os each and in
@ pVsS when
The e p s %
the engineer the work has been properly executed so h has
Payments win made specie checks upon the United States
AZ 5 ss
'Ss% @ work
ey such arrange
men my bs ccndered most conducive TO the progress Of the
Every accompanied BY suan,ee signed BY
% q III h @ s @ g S q @
% %s d: ssa % and
80 s y % o The United States district
he individual known the Engineer De-
Bids WIN be opened in Of bidders any
N. g. MEIos,
Capt Of Ensincors In chaise.
PORN or GUARANTEE
We. sis andenssed, residents f., in tho State Of -,
s sas s :ssss % % gss a . e I'd
cute the the same Win good and sucens surses
perform furnish the articles IN conformity the terms
said shall fail aforesaid, guaranty
mike good the difference between the offer by the srd and
the lowest bidder. tga
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
La q % s

TRAINS leave Washington for Boltimore--
il Az and 6K, a. M, and and ~, y. m.
On sunday, at A. p
Leave Baltimore for Washington 4s t#
At4k and sk, a. m and and 5K, Pm. N3aA1 "
On Sunday, at Az, a. M .
Passengers Philadelphia and New York wiltak trains at O.
OK, and AZ. ~.
Do, for Norfolk =" :" TX and D. ..g .
Do. the West /" :" 6 and AZ, connect
Ing at Washington Junction. &
Jan I7--dtf #6sg sH& 5asgt 3 81
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Office Road Coptractorstt being Tho intention OF
IN Of Washington and Rockville Turn
Company FIRST toll gate 70 It's fcrmi
requested TO address or ap
nlv 10 the IN The subject Of
ncxt. JOHN q. BRENT, a4 if
80 No 30 Louisiana
sp .. C.. LEWIS,
Feb atAa,aw,f 4sa Seventh street.
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA,, va
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
study English ancient
and languages, hemacs and
advantages are: 1a1 s38 \.
Spacious and well ventilated buildings erected io the purpose
full corps Of well qualified and experienced teachers
3. A collegiate study
full Of philosophical, chemical and
nomcai. & s3t NttQgs fs'5
Full Of ilustra ed lectures natural philosophy,
chemistry, and astronomy E1
Special advantages yourg qualify
study practical operations field surveyors
CiuecTs. +
Comfortable boarding arrangements bu, students
pIsced In the ifs4f sltE969 f1
g.. Reading room constantly supplied papers, &C.
location hcaul, attractive, accessible from drcc-
tons by railroads.
TO- prevailing Christian nnd in all liz instruction and
discipline. EHa. & #R ta}t fN 8its*
Tcims. tuition, SleO Students any
time, charged from the
ret catalogue.
March 7-ataw6w r. L. BRoCKETT, Principal
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RFINTA and commodious hreestoy brick dwell
ipe back building sc &C., the Of
Inquire OF DR.. Lansdae, No. 10, Wnd
building.
Mar l7--2awu
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John III. Buthmann,

John III. Buthmann,
Importer and Dealer IN Wines, Brande &c.,
Pennsylvania avenue south side, between AZ and 9Th Streets
HAS very Of champagne In quarts
III and pnts, of the most desirable brands. IN.
Also sparkling white and pink Madeira Sherry, PORT
Tenee sicily, wines, Mosele French wines, and
whites Cognac, scheidam Jamaica Scotch whkey
American whskey ansete and his preparaon
wild cherry brandy, blackbeuy juice, stomach bittcrs.
Also, genuine ahsntc Kirscbwnser, and Havana cigars
Dec ll--3tifw4m tHaa o1f
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The College Of st. James, Maryland.

THE Of the annual session February
90 Full preparatory commercial and collegiate courses OF
Students class their examination
shows them be qualified and the college charges &c
Ami e made,
afurdins facility Kemp Hall
January College entire annual session.
ering n ordinary expenses, $3.50.
Application fuller informal for the admission OF
suden made the rector College OF st. ames r o. Ma
ryland.
Feb lA-2aWAWi(f w N..lEL.
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washington Insurance Company.
Subscriptions 10 Capital Stock Authorised.

H0scTtPttOHsto 70 CdPHot Doc1 huH0Ttxed' 4 }5s
pro of ID Of the "act
incorporate In the city OF Washington
approved February 49, e57 the snbscbers being the
hereby authorize subscp
opened capital said company the Sta
ioncry VIM Bsyy Pennsylvania avenue
l2h Monday, 9th Of March between
tho hours Of l2 and O'Clock, D. nj.
srictly complied with 8e459
find be further enoeed That the nnmd in the fore
going majority em hereby authorized
subscription In the city Of Washington for raising capital stock
of hundred thousand dollars shares OF dsn each
subscribing shall the
mentioned four dollars each sub cbed and
remainder the said dollars shall be by negotiable
signed satisfaction said persons
majority ,hem and thereof demanded
the directors
advisable
of the gaxcttes prncd In the District OF Columbia"
siLAs II. HILL,
j.. Mcguire,
BENJAMIN BGALL,
aAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN, G4
AUGUSTUS T.. FERRY,
.At e. MILLER '
WM. r.. DOVE,
WALTER LENOX, .
NJ. w. GAIT, sl8t
s WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL, #fH
WM. Y. BAYLY.
WASHINGTON February %, 1857
Feb 25--3tawMaro&d 1s atI
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Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., IL CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange.

Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., Il CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange.
E LECoMPToN, KANSAS. 9
AND WARRANTS located and sold commission
II soid 10 pre- emptors time.
Locations made ssjoint account" se-
The The firm United
surveys Kansas and will
Business through sweeney, Rittenhonse Fani,
be forwarded to
a5t tth Il
Sweeney, Riienhouse, Faot, Co.. Bankers, wasineon,
DC. (,
E.W Clark sdgs, 4 Co., Bankers, New York.
Drexel 4 Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee Co., Bankers, Baltimore. l.t
fowie, ,bDowden, b Co., Bankers, Alexandria, Va.
r. II. Maury Co., do Richmond Va.
II b. Menel d Co., New Orleans.
John J. Anderson Co., do st. Louis, Mo.
March l6-wl&de ,ln,
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THE PERiLS or THE SEA, AND INLAND TRANS
sss PORTAfION.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA
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SOUTHERS BOOK.orisin OF the constitution; incorppIa
ton Of the general by the States national public
agents IN rust with hory Of fcoparnehip er
toes from the Virginia Deed 1884, with exico
legal partition of the acquired Teoes
es origin and history Of the origin and
between the North OF republic
mode q redress pointed BY W. Davis Wilmington North
jus, received, and for sale at BIsHop,s
nook and Periodical Sore, n
No. 2lG Pennsylvania avenue, under Wlnard's Hotel.
Feh -law5w ''f FliI.Hs ~ y ~" TN7'
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T,O ALL PERSONS CONCER Notice is hereby given
that acr publication this advertisement weeks appca
oB will be made Commissioner Pensions
duplicate warrant No is 49, 100 in the Of CLARK
Wright No. 3ie0 fr 100 in the Of Barney
ard No 701s for 80 OF Jesse
der act Of March 3D. 1885, having
against their location entered in the General Land Office.
Feb l7--law6w JOHNSON r. WELLBORN
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RESTAURANTS.

WAsHrseros, February %, 1857.
Feb 25--3tawfNfaro&d
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Manual Of Etiquette in washington.

s msnuai Indispensable members strang-
e: sojourning in Washington. Every lady gentleman
oud have copy Just published
~ re %e capitol aud at the booksoresin in Washington.
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cPRING GOODs.-E. OWEN 4 SON, military and naval
u merchant ,aos Pennsylvania make known TO
their that they have just opened their second
spring goods embracing choice seeuon OF cos
anime. 49,"
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Certinca,es Of packages OF IS whole tickets sa7o 90
Do do IS half do l35 90
Do do QS quarter do az 50
DO do 25 eighth do % rs
de Tor tickets md shares and certificates OF
eove splendid prompt attention. and
account Of each drawing will be sent
70 all who order from me.
y. Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent, f
W" 10 Wilmington, Delaware
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRR
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DoL.ARs
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tUATCH Repairing and Engraving. stches ehro
w and pocket mekeepe o every description repaired
ty skful wokmen warranted perform accurately. .
description done in tha best style, including
tho cutting of cress, notices, and initials on stone
~. Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
- NJ. w. GAIT BR',
tt NPltf Jewellers 324 Pennsylvania avenue
Ian ao--tf Between 9Th and 10th streets
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flly-Thc First Annual Exhibtns
ton Art Association, comprising pictures,
eminent artists In the United states, VIII
Mr.. Corcornn's new building on u stree
streets, on Saturday morning next, the ith
will continue open, until further notice,
hours OF 10, a. M, and 10, y m. Tickcfs
cured nj the door, and at the principal booi
sdn,ission, twenty-five cents. season uc'
Mar 6--dtf M
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NJ BNo authorized publish foregoing
verisemnt without special Instructions TO that effect Com
m Of Indian Affairs. AZ
Feb oe--iawtl Iune
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Majority
INTERNATIONAL COURTEsIEs.

The London Times contains full report of the banquet
given to the United States officers Of the Resoue by thu
city council of Portsmouth, the 23d ultimo Captain
Hartsein and his officers their way home in
her Majesys ship Retribuon. In view of their expected
arrival the New York Express INDUCES in the following
appropriate remarks
at is sincerely to be hoped that the noble hospitality
which naval officers have met the other side of thu
Atlantic may be surpassed, If possible by the kindness
people to those with whom they may return;
the action of the council board in appointing committee
this matter proper and commendable. As the et
ributon viii doubtless bring Captain Hartsten and hi
party directly to this port it is but right that municpa
authorities should that they met with corday
at the very threshold.
Let the great metropolitan city, this occasion Al
least equal its commercial greatness in the character of
hospitality While would be the last to counsel extrava
the part of the city there occasions
when the maintenance Of credit and reputation
great city would to warrant extraordinary effort
and expenditure and this is Of those occasions The
city charter makes twothrd necessary any
dture for such purpose. We trust that there will be
unanimous consent by the council liberal ap
preparation"
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WASHINGTON CITY,
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. JAN IA. 1867.
CONGREss-TuEspAY.

SrSArE-Mr. Hunter reported back the bill making APP
propratons for the support Of the Military Academy for
the year ending the 90th of June, 1858; and Mr. Cola
reported back the bill to expedite elegaphic
nicaton for the of the in its foreign in
ercoure which made the special order for Tuesday
next at halpast twelve o'clock The bill for the relief OF
Mary Reside taken up and discussed until late hour
when after having been amended by striking out that
part in relation to the payment of interest the claim
read third time and passed. and the Senate then
adjourned
HOUSE Resolutions adopted
directing the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
to inquire into the expediency of erecting building al
Raleigh North Carolina, for the accommodation of the
post office and federal courts and calling upon the Com
mittee Commerce inform the House what further
necessary prevent the loss of life and for the
preservation of those sbpwrecked the of New
Jersey and Long Island.
The House resumed the consideration of the Presidents
message. M Bingham, of Ohio, made very black-re
publican speech after which, the message referred tc
the Committee of the Whole the state Of the Union
and ordered to be printed The House then went into
Committee Of the Whole the state of the Union,
proceeded to consider the bill reducing the duty im
ports and for other purposes Mr. Campbell explained thu
bill reported from the Committee of Ways and Means
after which, Mr. Bowie of Maryland addressed the Hous
the Presidents message. The committee rose and tn
House adjourned.
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THE IOWA SENATORIAL ELECTION.

The debate this interesting question closed in the
Senate announced yesterday, on Monday afternoon
when the held by Mr. Harlan for nearly two sessions
declared vacant The circumstances surrounding this
decision give to it peculiar weight precedent and fol
that we have published entire the whole debate
which took place previous Monday last The residue
will appear without delay. 1t is worthy of remark that
the final vote shows clearly that far the democratic
senators concerned it not made party question
but it debated and decided its merits, all cons
tutional questions should be-
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with the worldly the spiritual with the secular, and who
from unopposed authority in prayermeengs and the Sun
dayschoo room, feel fully warranted as well as cap ole
to instruct their ellowcizens the most diicu pol
cal questions and a the time assuming to themselves
the power to grant Absoluton to those who In carrying
out their preceps may be found waging traiterous war
against the Union and the constitution.
II our correspondent win take the trouble TO refer to the
published proceedings of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation of New York. he will discover that some OF Its mem
bers content with taking coguzance OF political
matters They undertook to set up standard OF moral.
y-to pass Judgment upon the morals Of their neighbors
According to this standard the New York Express
read out of the association immoral paper and
the New York Tribune appears be the special organ Of
these ssrghteous young gentlemen tits not probable that
this decision will affect public sentiment to such an extent
as to any serious pecunary loss to the propreors Of
the ostracised journal.