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II is longer secret that Mr. Forsyth the American
minister has been engaged in important negotiations
with this government for some days past The subject Of
these negotiations the principles involved and the features
OF the general arrangement have been the themes for the
most varied absurd and COMPOUNDED rumors At one mo-
men 1t is stated that Mexico has bartered away to the
American minister Tehuantepec and Lower California
again. that the church property has been hypothecated
by the government security for loan of some untold
millions from the United States Common fame gathering
license as it travels further has it that close treaty al
lance has been made between the two countries
To put an end to these extraysgant Statements we
on absolute knowledge that there word of truth
the report that by the pending arrangements with the
States foot of the national territory has been either
alenated morgagedthat the church property is
not mentioned concerned in either of the treaties
that have been agreed upon and that there nothing like
treaty of alliance in The programme.
What has been done it would not of course be proper
state at this time But this at liberty state that
nothing has been engaged either side that le
mately and mutually advantageous both republics All
that the United States desires and all that has been aimed
at by the minister of that republic this
to strengthen the ties Of friendship and good neghborhood
between the two republicso promote their commercial in
tercourse to improve the facilities of communication be-
tween them and to perform those mutual Offices of good
will which belong to their geographical position and to
their community of political institutions.
We crediby informed that the treaty left this city by
the British extraordinary Monday morning. and by this
time has arrived safely in Vera Cruz This undoubt-
eddy most prudent step in forwarding documents of such
vital importance to Mexico in that would not ex-
cite the slightest suspicion. We have believe
that the documents of first importance in this great
tiaton, are now safe from harm.
From the Mexican E1tIao binary, Feb 10.
The from all the disafected portions of the repub
lie is of the most cheering character and the signs i'm
mediaely in this city still fateriog. Whilst
country is thus happily being freed from intestine dsor
ders is gratifying indeed to know that President Com
onfort is giving his utmost attention TO the building up
Of the Of the country He doubt every
man of does see that the Mexican nation
only charge her present depleted condition to the want
of attention commercial pursuits such have enriched
the neighboring republic. For this purpose he has been
eonsumnang treaties with the United States Of such
mercal that they ratified By he oo GOV
enments vista must be opened in The future Of Ms1co
Whilst these treaties promise much to the nation by slim
ulaiiug commerce, they will free her from dark stain
her credit and will place her in possession of ample
whereby carry the to that point
at which petty revolutions disturb the order and
good government of the nation.
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l. o G A l. N Il w 8.

The PRESIDENTS RECEpreN-We have heard Of vast
crowds in New York. Boston, Baltimore and the other great
cities of the Union and the Philadelphia journals yet
teeming with glowing Of the Inauguration of their
opera house. at which-so the record runs-all the
beauty and fashion, and wealth. and intellect of the Qua
ker City assembled but still have no hesitation in
asserting that In point Of numbers personal appearance
and the distinguished characteristics OF high official posi-
ton exalted talents the assembage at the Presidents
mansion last evening exceeded anything Of the kind
before witnessed on this side of the Atlantic.
The East Room the reception rooms the ante-rooms the
retiring rooms, the corridors, and hail. filed with
vast hesving swelling tide of humanity At the lowest
computation there could have been less than FIVE thou
sand ladies and gentlemen present The President was
excellent health and spirits and appeared appreciate
Its fullest extent this atterng evidence of the high
and aeconate regard in which he is held by all classes
our citizens.
RARE CHASoE--Mr Mcclure will sell, at II o'clock
this morning in front of his auction rooms splendid top
wagon made order just year ago by of the
celebrated manufacturers in New York. The wagon is
perfect bou of its kindlght durable easy Of motion,
elegant and elaborate its 6nsh and only requires the
appendage of two-ory quadruped to make it perfect
establishment superior set Of single harness will be
sold at the same time.
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INDIAN TRUST LANDS IN KANSAS.

By reference to the proclamation of the President in
this days paper it viii be observed that the trust lands
the Iowa. Wea &c and Delaware tribes of Indians tc
be sold in the months Of May and June next
There about $4,000 of the FIRST 2I4ooo acres
the second and $4,000 of the third named tribe
be offered for sale. The lands have all been classified and
appraised and will be offered for sale and sold to the high
est bidder for cash only provided that tract win be
sold for les than the appraised value These lands
praised in quartersections and represented being
very choice and desirable
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ARRAEGEM FNTs
INAUG- nATIos OF THE PRESIDENT HLECr
FOURTH OF MARCH, is57.

The doors Of Senate chamber opened O'Clock
as carry thereafter The closing Of The session Of Congress
will and Others who, the
arrangement OF the committee, entitled TO admission, fol-
lows;
"a President. and Vice Presidents.
The Chief Justice Supreme Cou.
ss az Corps Heads Of and e. members Of
ee o. the Army and Navy who BY name have received inc
Territories Of Union
o. ssiss he comprosr AUDITORS hegisiers and soeiof OF
Tue Mayor fWaniaso" and George, Ss
An o. whom win be adaiusd at the north doc! Of The Cspo
den, Of tire und States and The President elect and ihe LEFT
and Associate Justices Supreme
win have seats on the right, In front Of the eastern lobby
pal Heaas Depar Of States and fe
oh and other gentlemen eaed 10 admon will occupy those
Members Of Congress win occupy the
The ga lery win be occupied by Citizens who
be admitted BY he outside northeastern door only.
fbe cniar gallery will erved entirely Tor ladies' who viii
ndusied 20 The roundo and gallery
opened under this win be- kept closed
The nate VIII assemble al IL O'Clock ~,
enter The senate chsmssr few minutes before the rsdsal elect
into the Senate chamber by member Of the Comiee Of
President elect, accompanied by
~ members q The Gomanse WIN proceed n
The BY The north door win proceed to The Vice President.
being ready receive ,hem the
President elect will b. introduced BY the Committee Of
ter short pause assembled in chamber will
the Capitol IN the following order
ss GoS o. q s b uq. ssa sa''
The Committee Of Arrangements
The Vice President and The Secretary of The Senate.
The Members the Senate.
Heads Of Depm4ns, Governors Of States and Territories
Mayo1s Of Nv, washss and and e persons who
On reaching The roni Of The poie hs President eee. will take
The hIrang, occu-
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ILLINOIS.

The Illinois legislature adjourned the 10th instant
Among the bills passed which provides for re-
ducng the State debt incorporating the St Louis
and Cincinnati Railroad Company the normal school
bill and the apportionment bill The last having passed,
after struggle from the opposition Of the republic
memtcr received the signature Of governor Bisse
contrary to the expectations of all but the governor a
forwards gave notice that he had signed the bill by mis-
take and sent in his veto.
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OFFICIAL.
THrAsusr DErAHrxEsr.

November ~. 1886.
Notice hereby holders Of stock OF the loans OF The
United department purchase the until
The ID OF March OF 900 shah be pres
ousy Obtained ana WIN 0ddon 10 the interest accrued
OF the last dividend Of interest thereon
together with days additional for the reach
vendor the following rates Of pemian said stocks
For the sioch Of i642, premium OF 10 per
For the rock Of lsss premium per cent;
1850, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium OF per cent
Certificates transmitted the department. ihis
e4 must be assigned United by the party
proceeds II between dae hereof and ihs
day January the current hayears interest must be
assigned the presen, will be payable hereto
corresponding deduction be made oa The amount pay
able for the stock.
stocks assigned and transmitted VIII DC made
by drafts on the Assistant Bostoa New Yo
Philadelphia the option Of the paiss entitled u receive tho
money expressed letters accompanying the
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov s9-dt3dMarcldlf Secretary OF the Ire .suy,
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OPTICAL.
DErAsrn.Sr or STATS,


Washington. Febra4rs ~, 1857.
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h Sta" py samuel Mclean esd onied States eohs"i az
Trinidad de Cuba and published FOR general information
saiur ar,cfio,. 49, a.. g., l., ~. az o., a A, noxf
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again homs when Won will soon have
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Twelve League Keys Getting hold points,
the named boans your
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BALLOON ASCENSION.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3.

"
AL o'clock, from the Lot Al street and Maryland avenue
By Mr.. GEORGE ELLIOTT,
The Celebrated AeronauL
Tickets OF admission IS be had gate.
Feb 2S-d3,A II. PONCE, Agent.
(ny-EirKt baptist Church, Tenth street.-the fourth
office Juvenile Missionary Society will be
church sunday afternoon March "a O'Clock.
Addresses from Hon. Thomas
The public respectfully invited To attend.
Frb2
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ALI FOR LovE.-We learn from the York tPa) Pennsyl-
vanian that young who had been paying his ad-
dresses young lady in that county, committed suicide
because he could not gain the consent Of his mother
their marriage The corpse of the young dis
covered by his brother who had just arrived from the
West lying in the woods His mother has lost her
in consequence of the sad termination of the affair
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PnLApELrsiA, Feb T.A large meeting Of citizens
held this evening" and appointed committee to cooperate
with the councils in paying honors TO the remains Of Dr.
Kane series OF resolutions adopted paying tribute
the exalted virtues noble deeds and public services Of the
deceased
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CONNECTICUT CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The democrats the second district of Connecticut have
nominated Hon Samuel Arlington for Congress.
Ths New Haven Register says
The democratic convention of the first congressional dis
rct which met Tuesday put in nomination Richard d.
Hubbard esq., of Hartford is possible have made
better nomination Mr.. Hubbard is gentleman of
doubted talents superior legislative ability and democrat
Of the right Sort He will give the candidate
In that district hard run, and most likely beat him. We
sincerely hope II appears to have been very spirited
convention, and satisfactory in its results"
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SrIRIruArss pKoriSsoTbe spiritual Telegraph pub
shed by Partridge Britain is offered for sale its pro-
pretors are desirous OF changing heir Jusiness
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The Bridgeport (Conneccu) Farmer says: "a gentle
man from Ltctfed county, who was rabid Fremonter
and who saw Mr.. Buchanan when in Washington few
days since tells he is happily disappointed in the
appearance and general bearing of the man. and that be
believes nober specimen of American patriot and
statesman of the old school be found in the whole
Unionr
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Hendricks ana klmDrougn, Dotn OF Columbus Georgia.
Hendricks was dangerously wounded.
pREsEsT-John b. Cough, at the close of his lecture
Chicago few evenings ago, presented with beau
tul casket filed with gold CON- and rich elaborate vase
the whole of the testimonial being $500 The presen
tation was made in behalf of two hundred ladies' of that
city.
NEwFousDLAsD- The winter at Newfoundland has been
remarkably mild and open the bay Of St. Johns freezing
only twice. and neither time strongly inter-
fere with the rowing Of boats Fish left the decks
Of ships remained without freezing and had be salt
ed in order to be preserved.
PERsoNAL-Dr Jeffries Wyman, the distinguished pro.
fessor Of anatomy in Harvard University, sailed from
Gloucester, Massachusetts,, Tuesday for Parmabo in
Dutch Guiana He intends to spend six months in scientific
researches into the natural history of Surnam country
Astounding in objects of interest to the naturalist but whose
riches have only been imperfecy explored Two students
in Harvard Universy-Mr Green of Worcester, and Mr.
Bancroft Of New York, eldest of Bancroft the hiso-
rianaccompany DIR. Wyman. Special attention will be
paid by these genenen to the collection of specimens
natural history for the projected Museum of Zoology
Cambridge for which, it will be remembered the late Mr..
+. G. Gray bequeathed a large sum.
NEW TELEGRAPH LISE.-The concession for telegraph
line through Egypt and the Red to India has been
granted by the Turkish government, with subsidy Of
Ga 500 per for its between Constantnope and
Egypt. The Pasha Of Egypt has met the company in
liberal spirit The line to be completed in three
ycars but this company hope to complete tin year.
NAvAL.-A letter from Genoa dated the 29th ut says
One Of the two rgates Of the United Stateehe Sus-
quehannahas left for Naples in obedience to the
of the American minister in that city, who does not
think the political situation at all satisfactory
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Ek III 1Il1as - S*&@
TRAINS Washington for Baltimore
l. Al o and eH. M, and and ~, p. NJ
On sunday al A. m.
Baltimore for Washington
Ok and and 5kp y. ID.
or fhadepnn New Yosk viii take trains at O.
Passengers Annnpos will ake trains at ~ and *.
DO. Norfolk On ana
DO for the West I" !" o ana ~, conheek
ing at Washington Junction. = - .na,,,, -.
ID
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BY TEL EGRA p ii .
Senator Hanllin.

PoRTLhNp, (Me.,) Feb. 27.--Hon. Hannibal Hamin ha.
resigned the governorhp of Name and goes in few dsy
to Washington TO resume his senatorial duties.
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Hon. John O. Brecknr1ge, Vice President elect paid
visit to the Philadelphia hayward Thursday morning
Last He received with marked distinction and sa-
uteof thirteen guns fred in honor of his visit
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sale OF Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
Of FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of The
Will be held Point Donpan county iiory
Kansas % on Tuesday inc mn day q N.Y. o the
me Of % Iowa tribe q a Indian. a are sass within the
said Indiaps in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit
South The base line and east Of the srh principal me'idian
hips No in fifteen, sixteen aevenee eiR-
Townships No. to- In eighteen
s ss y ne eas p de @
AID situate in townships Of ranges nineteen and twenty
TUESDAY, May fir Inc
% hf han u ~ s peo Sa'fs ssas
situated within aforementioned nsnp-
Territory, and eedei BY said conderated bands atorc
10 wit: '
seu ofths line SRA principal n,sr,aian
Townships afeen sixteen and seventeen Of twenty,
Townships fifteen ixeen and Of range twenty
Townships 6ieen siItsep seventeen and eighteen Of
Townships heen sixteen seventeen, eghtecr, range
deen sixteen, and eighteen,
twenty Ave.
Provision having made BY The and third
Of that zach individual member Of said
a 81 ~" Sa e len seeon a re- n
national reservations and BY The hhh arlcie
Indian Mission
about forty eight Isand
selected in the following townships above named wit:
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty-five.
Townships heen sixteen, seYencen and eigheen
Townships seventeen, range tweniyfour.
and
apart aud reserved IRON sale,
Also Lccomplon Territory commencing on Tuelday
twenty next, disposai
held by United
be OF Indians situated wi hin
townships The ToeTn portion Of the lands eede
said Delaware indians, in aforesaid, TO wit:
Of oftAs prineJ meridios.
Townships Ave- seven eight and range
fifteen.
Townships seven, eight nine and eleven Of
Townsh six eight nine, and eleven OF nnge
| seventeen, s5EJfsff sta.tt.
Townships eight nine and ten, of eighteen
The of cash, bid
below valuation placed the by
soBers duly appointed for and vaunR
being receipts will
therefor which will be delivered purchaser
win subsequently for
accordance with regulating the
Tie offering Of The above lands will
specvely appointed and will proceed In the order which they
advertised, with all despatch, until the
have been offered and the sales thus closed.
All purchases paid for The day OF sale will be reoed
the following day the risk Of the defultng
Given under hand the Washington this twenty
day of February, eighteen hundred and hhyseven.
/ by the President,
CSC. w. MAsYPssKr,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
N. BNo newspaper authorized publish foregoing
without special instructions that effect from
missioner of Indian Anas
Feb 2S-lawliune
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soUrHERN ATLANTIC ANp PACIFIC RAILRoAp.

SOUTHERN ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
We clip the following from Of exchanges which
win be found interesting to southern readers;
IscoAroRATIoS sorIcEThe Southern Atlantic and Pa
cc Railroad Company hereby give notice Of the due
poraon Of said company The object and
Of said corporation shall be the
south of the 3sh degree north latitude with one or more
branches TO the Pacific The of the capital
stock Of said company hundred millions (slOO oOO
the board Of directors but instanent per
cent to be called for otener than months
This incorporation shall the 18th day of De
cembsr A. d. 1885, and continue fifty years thereafter The
officers of this company shall consist of fifteen directors
nine Of whom shall constitute quorum. The election shall
be holden the first Wednesday june 1851 annually
of the incorporation shall be sixty millions O0O)
dollars. Private property Of the stockholders shall be
empt from the corporate debts.
Vernon X. Stevenson, WIN. @. Smedes,
4. q. Wright Robertson Topp,
N. Il. West, Charles T. Pollard,
Gideon j. Pillow, e. G. Cabell,
Ed. Cross, Able Sterns,
We personally acquainted with several of the gentle
whose signed to the foregoing notice, and
know them to be of large capital sterling ntegr
ty ndomtable energy, and extensive practical skill in in
augurapg and carry out successfully railroad enter
prses Mr. Stevenson is at present the president of tn,
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad and under his auspices
this important work conducted successfully its
petion.
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I. IR BepJamin Brodes' New Work, Mind and Mat
Physiological Inquiries, In series Of intended
illustrate the mutual relations If the
Lieut. Wises Book scampavins from Gibe Taek
bouI. BY Harry Gringo. tIcut Wise, U. s. NJ 81 IS.
Annual of scienthc Discovery for 1851.
Historical 1884 10 By
John II. Wheeler, late treasurer Of g State
Landmarks Of the History Of Greece. ny Rev. James White
37h cents.
The Household Managerbeing practical treatise the
duties
the kitchen BY Charles Pierce, maie d'Hote EN-
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR g. MAURY'S
Feb % Bookstore, 9th
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Tho democrats of Missouri have nominated NJ Stewart
Tor governor to fill the vacancy occasoned by the election
OF Gov. Polk to the United States Senate
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The senate Of the State Of New Jersey refused We'd
nssdsy last to confirm the governors appointment of Hon
VIM L. Dayton as attorney general of that State.
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g Z N T. X A l. N L w s.

SOMETHING SEw.-A bill is before the Louisiana legsa-
allowing the head of each family to take three dol
lar newspaper at the expense OF the State.
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Psnn.ylponia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Pennsylvania Legisleure--C Criminal Respitcd.
HAnRBuRo, Feb. 27The Legislature has adjourned un-
I'll the 9th Of March afford the members opportunity
attend the Inauguration.
Simon Green, whose execution for murder was fixed for
to-day, has been respited until the 9th Of March.
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HEAvY IossThe loss to the Iron Mountain railroad in
Missouri from the recent foods Is estimated at two hun
drcd thoussnd dollars.
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by G. w. BorELER, Auet,oneer.

Bf Y. w. bOTALEH, Aucuoneer.
GALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, LARGE MIRRORS FINE
pair @ carriage horses Ss s a. Tuesday morning
a,s s 10 p LOT s ss Ella e
and valuable collection Of household urnue
in part, of
FSn9 very larss Flenenpa pier eR
win heavy gill table.
Rosewood walnut and mahogany arm chairs covered with
Fine brocstvl window curtains, with gilt cornices
Tapestry 5,us.ss pao. chamber and step earpes
Handsome oak s.deboard; with marble top.
Elegant rosewood d,bo,rd, with marble top
Fine walnut extension dining table,
Mahogany sofas, mahogany chairs.
ses Hunse with SILK and oea'
Mahogany hat rat, with mirror back.
seven massive sixgh gilt chandeliers, hall pendants,
Hail oi.eo,A
Mahogany w.rdobes wanu, tables with top.
Esssn, ss o. solid chamber furniture
Superior feather beds and curled hair
M.sogany h and m ma s. dressing bureaus.
Mahogany and walnut marbetop wasbsiands
Cane and wood seat ehairs
sboves and longs fire standards.
coosiss UTENSILS i ai.easn furniture a,a''''
mention, altogether forming very attractive
sale worthy Ihs aueson of housekeepes and those fur
At3 o.. lock, house, very superior
The hO.s and large mirrors may be purchased private
$50 Under $50 exceeding sloo
sy over sioo sixty and Ninety days credit
endorsed notes, bearing inu rest.
C. w. BoTELER
Feb 2s-eoid Auctioneer
Under DREss-In addition large supply under
thiris and drawers
stocks OF light wooen and merino under shirts
sTEvENs's
Feb2s-sn Saiesroesn, Browns Hotel.
COLTS REPEATING PIsrois-we have opened to day
" fun assortment OF COTS evolving pistols.
Also, Col Colts model pistol,
sTEvENs,S
eb2s-ahf Saesroom, Browns Hotel =
CECOND annual Hall Of Young Mems Hebrew
~ Literary Association Monday evening" March
washington Assembly Rooms. viii be attended his bono
the mayor and board OF aldermen and
other honorable guests.
had At all the principal hotels and a, rrnnon
Tay,ors, Taylor shlIngtan's
Feb 2e--et MOSES sAMsTAG Prssdent
OLD BUCK PEN Bscks-Invsuabe for ONCE nee.
" Fur sale at TAYLOR MAURY,s
Fcb6 bookstore, 9th
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DuEL--A despatch from Savannah, dated Monday, say
that hostile meeting had taken place between Messrs
Hendricks and Kimbrough, both of Columbus Georgia
Hendricks was dangerously wounded.
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MARRIAGE NIcARAGUA-At Mvas on the 18th Janua-
ry General E. j. Saunders of Walkers army, married
to Miss Elizabeth Swngle. The ceremony performed
by General Walker in the Episcopal service