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Died.


On Saturday morning July TO- MARY ANN, daughter Of
} A. and Hannah Webster late Of Bradheld, North
.fied, Yorkshire in the 18th year Of her age.
TIE friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Sunday Qhis afternoon at half
past o'clock, from % Lewis street.
On Saturday morning, the 10th inst, after short ILL
ness JOHN L. of Martin Snider aged year months
and % days.
The friends and relatives of the family respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock sunday
hi afternoon from the residence of his father
Of Stanton and Concord streets, Brooklyn.
On the 10th inst, at North Bergen, N j. ELIZABETH
daughter Of Joanna and Joshua H. Old aged years and
months
The friends and acquaintance of the family are in
vited to assemble at the foot of Canal street. at half
O'Clock, on Sunday (ths) morning
On Saturday afternoon, 10th inst, THOMAS infant
OF John and Mary Higgins aged months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon at
O'clock from the residence of his parents 272 Bowery
On Saturday evening, the 10th inst MERIEL LINCOLN
youngest child of DR.. j. H. Foster aged years and
months.
Relations and friends are invited to attend the fune-
rail- Monday the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock NJ. from
Ia Warren street, without further invitation.
In the Hospital at Jalapa, Mexico, May %, Sergeant
DAVID THOMPSON, of Jacob Thompson, Of Amesbury
aged 49, He attached to Company q, United States
Artillery.
At Canterbury, NJ H., Goth ult., Deacon FRANCIS
WINKLEY, aged SO
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snce with and for the purpose Of carrying out the con-
templaed compromise inthe affairs of that concern Il
stated that thousand shares have already been
surrendered in Philadelphia, which is one-haf of the
twenty thousand originally required The stockholders
in this city will be waited upon by one of the trus
tees for the purpose of bringing the arrangement to
close as possible By surrendering onehaf of the
stock the other half is more than doubled in value to
the stockholders
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MARKETS.

BUFFALO, July i0-P. NJ
Flour continues very dull Sales 5000 barrels
made consisting Of Ohio and other Western mixed and
straight brands, at 81 75aS5 Sales of 10000 bushels
western wheat we're made, consisting Of Ohio and Indi
ana mixed at s5c, and good white do at soa92c Corn
sales OF 5000 bushels were made consisting chiefly Of
Western mixed, at doc. Whiskey nominal Provisions
In moderate demand. Receipts during the preceding
twenty hours have been about as follows Flour
1000 barrels wheat, 10000 bushels Corn 10000 do
Freights to Albany by canal--aour 65c wheat lsc /;
l5c.
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[Telegraphic Cor. Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PiTrsBrRG, July 10, p. M--Three feet water in the
channel and rising slowly. The -four market is con
pletely at stand In consequence of low rates the
advanced season No export demand and transactions
only for immediate consumption at feeble prices No
change in the grain market-the stock hand light
Sales wheat and made without change Of quota
tions. Cheese maintains its to So There are
light sales Bacon at to 81 for shoulders tx to 81 for
sides and to ga for hams The extremes wool are
- to 49, the clip coming in freely
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DosroS, July 10--P. NJ
Sales Of bales cotton made, without change
In prices Flour continued duh, and to-day quote
Genesee and straight brands Michigan, at So Wheat
very dull and sales Of moment transpired Sales
of 900 bushels Corn made at SO cents for west
ern ordinary mixed 90 cents for nat yellow do. Pro
visions we're firm without much being done Fish steady
though there very little doingdry cod firm
SO IS Freighs steady to Liverpool with rather
more Offering.
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mixed and yellow at $50 ssc Sales Of 1000 bushes Of
Oats were made at Ace Barley was held at 6oc Rye
continued dull Whiskey remains unsettled, and sales
limited. Receipts by the canal during the past "a
hours;-Flour $500 bbs; Wheat, 1000 bushels; Corn
10 100 do Freghls steady and rates without change
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ALBANY, July l0--P. NJ
Sales Of 5000 barrels, chiefly Michigan and 0enesee
Flour, made, at s. 90 g S5 u.s. Wheat continued
very dull and sales worth reporting we're made Corn
sales Of 5000 bushels made consisting Of western
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TO YXE
LATEST MOMEN 4
IT K Il n q n AP

fhiL,DELfHIA, JUL Io--i9
Ihe telegraph is out OF order, conseous,
ern dispatches have been reos.
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Married..

On Friday evening, the 9th inst by the Rev Abm j.
Labagh at the New York Hotel, A. RrErKoHL, Esq, of
st Thomas, w. l., to JULIA A. M SMITH, daughter Of
Stapleton Smith, Esq, of st. Thomas
On Saturday, the 10th inst, by the Rev. DR. Fisher
MIR. HENRY WILBUR to Miss MARY RosALiE FEEKs
daughter Of the late Chas c. Feeks, all Of this city
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- ---.s '1-'-.ss
B9yWgERY THaE I..I J.er,oy propp.,orH
s %ss Of vEGS EySss Iss
lss' sssist sssf " M.SiPr
h s:.fio' v.lss; Fs fs"s ' m psS' N''~'h
Seao '%pi sSp Mrs Boo Fanny
ss DsG. open
CASTLE gARDEN.-Alr: BAKER, Stage Maasssr.-Oa
the s5s Bae saea h wpo%
fs%aps Pelham rNSsf Mr. h9ad
s sSs X. w I M
his wonderful performance the Tight Rope-sn entire new
dancing, by the most accomplished performers
Doors open ca; Performance o commence
pALMO's THEATRE.--AiR. NJ. uRKE's BENEFIT
NJ Psole are respectfully Informed that the friends Of
Monday evening The commes have selected some
s T;s ssf"sy ' sSa
cn aSn ar Ho SS , Other of The
Ws and Miss Leslie the % Vocalist. ,;
S I'd koSfRF N
Sasy asne 81 'aas s Mr. W"aas cfshu
s syps M: Mfss ssas' nj nE
y,Gps to leaving for Europe; Darby oDonOshue, Barney
NJ; hs.s S sing between
The following i the list names q The Commute. who
have come forward to support Mr. Burke Complimentary
. M GsSrs! na$ ss. ssnsy John Sss
t Dsss Rdmaas Fs,.a W,%
Lonely ,, 3c S ThSs B. Bosfs AasusaS.
s1 h aHsas Redmond Sss ss
=. ;, 5,%sf o GSp9sI Daniel Major
S SsS a!siy b
Prof Mapes Flowrence Mccarthy Elijah f. Purdy Charles
$: atS A hs ESAi EH 6a.
%s% clis fSsa'i Dcty .
sb, GS W PsSTis R MsMshsn W,%
; SSs & KEN %s:1ss
T. HS;t . A. Gardiner Capt Jas Dunn George A Hssey,
RRoApWAY THEATRE.--This sa,abshment, now
solely about the first ssptsmber under Ii.
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for
WIZ address .se ss":1
D3Hfa sei'ss
Joan n. s 9 both Ar
TIE oRFHEAs kESssnDEck
The talented and popular Band America engaged
% and @ give their Grand
appear s chsp
man Family M Nam KS % ys5 II 0 IE
Taken by The American Army in Mexico be here
ah SS sSSoETs5R Rf BoSSf!sssrr
also J. Be exhibited at each and every performances:
IS REAUTIt.s OF THE OPERA" Second Edition--
The great demand for this popular work having
agents. dealers and Others that he able fulfil
The second number of the Beauties of the Opera will be
S the
pf edo
spanish French and Engs9 words also beautiful new
price Of 80 cents per No or 81 All orders adj
iyll 3tis.rc 2Oi Broadway.
GRAND SACKED CONCERT-At the Cafe DIES Mile
~ COLONIES Saloon Sunday Evening July lth Entrance
ments Will be given TO commence ut o'clock y Ter
TURTLE SOUP .rhis day (suuday lth) will be served
up at Camp bnena Vista and Fountain Hall, l67 Walker
usual. wi it.m
TREAT CRICKET MAT(H.-There will be a great
muster Of Crcketer. from the neighboring this
on this occasion The sides will be made embrace the
land aud of the best play expected that has
witnessed in this the strength Of Ph,la
following expected compete the sides the oc
uSSoar,1Tarner PhiladeIphia;u CSmIey, St George
Aaehialeck New York: Bradshaw, Philadelphia.
Georges; Waller, do; Bage DO Mulwof,h -; Russell
nv NJ Bl,ek Philadelphia; Sutton. New Yok East, do
Ticknor, 81. Georges lyii 2t-m
FoNE AN ybh AAbRtW Az l.,, ts sis
srs the world play match Of five hundre points
9T vine for the company at the Arcade Billiard Saloon No
O'Clock. PM. jy9 3us.rc
CENrREYILLE iUuRsE, L l.
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(NLOruINo--J , yANpEnbiLI, 70 ss,dru Lane, and
~ i0sX West Broadway has plco assortment Of Gents
Boys, and Childens Co,hng five ounce Skeleton Costs
STYLE short skirt Frock and Shad Coats suitable for
sze also, more than thousand pieces OF fashionable
goods make order all ofwhch will be sold the lowest
possible price. -
B. pleasant Sr Coat Vest and Pants, from IS to
~; No Maiden Lane, and iosk West Broadway.
jelO 3otsr
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.eHA ron ,sALr., tkt.lGHT On CHAkIkh-Tb.
MXNf park a LPHA Of 5i7 tons register, "a months old
acspper fastened and sheathed with yellow me tall Il,
nsia one year since Apply TO j. Gardner on board or
iy7mc Dofp h a. W.sI en-,
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~ Of Fourth street-Joy Interest for Notice
hereby given to the depostors that the Board of Trustees
have declared the usual interest Of per cent
per all sums than five hundred dollars four
per all Of FIVE hundred dollars up
wards payable the bank during bank hours after the
10th instant - 49,
Interest not called for will be credited principal
The Bank open for the reception Of deposits and the pay
men drafts three days in each week. viz Mondays We'd
ncsdays FRIDAYS from TO O'clock in the afternoon
BY order ofthe Board
CLINTON GILBERT, sec,
EDWARD N. Poor o''
New York, July 9 1877. Jv9 3isNrc
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| WANTED-A room, with full board, by young man IA
| q H. ath sntFc ivg3
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A GRICULTURAL ROOMS LYCEUM BUILDING,
"A 36l Broadway, New York.
HORTICULTURAL EXTiIBITION-At the suggestion
held at Saratoga SPRINGS on the 18th Of Sept the American
their Exhibition the 18th and 10Th Of Sept All
sirous OF aiding the Of Horticulture anesty
ved to exhibit specimens Of Flowers Fruits Vegetables,
sSd 70 compete Tor premiums PTogammss may be obsnsd
Roomsof any Of the principal seedsmen in New York.
the following Executive Committee -
Luther Bradish, Vim. Coventry II. Waddell.
James Lenox, Shepher I'd Knapp,
Theo. Frenghuysen, Rufus King Delafield,
Archibald Russell, II l.. Pell,
DIVA Clark
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81 TO FAMILIES AMP tINVALDs-The follow
- ing articles have gained unequalled popularity cm
2-the universal satisfaction they those who use hem
s-snd are sold only genuine in this city, No. Twenty
2l-One Courtlandt street.
2i-he Magical Pain Extractor for burns, sores aud all
2-infiammstons is too well known need remarks upon
2I-Sts eyceleace. "
2l-Balm Of Columbia for staying or restoring the hair
2l-scurf-the best article used.
2l-Hewe's Nerve and Bone Lniment and Elixir-Never
2l-fails TO cure any rheumatic affection.
2lair Dye that will color the Hair give il bean
2l-tful gloss without staining the skin.
2-McNairs Acoustic Oil, certain for deafness
2Townsends Sands and Comstocks Extract of Snrsapa
nlla.
2i-vous headache.
2Pnk Syrup for coughs coIds and all diseases Of the
2l-lungs
2l-Hays Linment will the obstinate cases Of
2l-piles.
2i-vermfnge for children adults never fail.
2i-cd TO cure.
2i-stovc Crate and Iron yamsh. superior to any thing
Clever known to give polish and prevent rust.
2l-Itoach and Bed Bug Bane-will effectuAly do
2-with these troublesome vermin
2l-Longley's Western Indian Panacea, the best family
Sold ONLY at No. TWENTY. ONE Courtlandt street.
Ian ats
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M ANTED-A Cook for a Restsut ant; one who under
w stands cooking in the French and English styles Apply
at the Broadway Baths 600 Broadway. - 90
r. I'll. BYRNES CO.
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nv the pres,dent of the United states.

TN pur uance of the Congress- entitled San act to
establish ST. Marks, in Florida, approved on
tile % day of March, 1885, l. JAMES X POLK, President
of the United States of America, do hereby declare and
Office TALLAHASSEE, in the State OF Florida, for the
disposal the aforementioned lots in said of St
Marks commencing Monday, the 4th day of October
next, to-wit;
eleven twelve, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, eighteen nine
teen, twenty Twenty-Five twenty three, twenyiour, TWEEN
ty-six twenty twenty eight thirty hiriyone, thirty
two thrty-our, hiryve thirlysix, thirtyeight, thirty
nine, forty forytwo, three, foryfour oysx, forty
eight fifty. y-one, ity-two httyiour, iy-ive, iltysx,
ityeight sixy-two sixyhree sxty-our sxty-sx sixty
seven sxtyeight seventyour, seveny-ve, seyentysx,
seventyveght eighty eghtyx, eighyseven
eightyeight, ninety ninefyone. nney-two, ninetysx,
ninetv-eehf ninefy-nne hundred one hundred and
hundred and six, hundred and seven, hundred and
eight hundred and ten, one hundred and eleven,
hundred and rgeve hundred and fourteen one hun
dred and itee hundred and SIXTEEN hundred and
eighteen, hundred and nineteen, hundred and
twenty one hundred and twenty-five, hundred and
three hundred and twentylour one hundred
and wenty-six, together with all the portions the follow
ing named lots covered by the donation of ten
made to the Tallahassee Railroad Company. viz. Lots
numbered fory-seven fifty nne sixty seventy one seven
yrgo sevenythree, eghty-two, eighyive, and ninety
four.
The offering Of the aforementioned lots viii be com
menced on the day appointed, and proceed in the same
orIer In which they are advertised with ali convenep
despatch until the whole shall have been offered and the
sale thus But the sale shall be kept open onge
than weeks and private entry lot viii be adj
mited until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
twenty day OF May, A. d. one thousand eight hundred
and f5rty-seven JAMES X. POLK
| BY the Presidents
] RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
! Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Spanish Language and Literature.

NTEADOWS'S New Grammar OF the Spanish Language,
lNl London, 1917.
Grammar of the Spanish Language, by ]. de Alcaa,
Professor of Spanish Literature in Kings College, vol,
London.
Concise and Simplifed Grammar of the Spanish Ian
guage, by E. Del Mar Professor OF the Spanish Language
at the London Hi Oh School.
Bouterwek's History of Spanish Literature. vol, Lon
don l847 imported from London by f. Taylor and just
ceived
On hand
Neuman's Spanish and English Dictionary, vols, oc-
tavo
Cubi's Spanish and English Dictionary vols
Neuman and Baret's Spanish and English Dictionary
1 VOL
Spanish and English Grammars by Dufe, Cubi, jesse
and others.
Also, Spanish and English Conversation and Phrase
Books, Cubs Spanish Translator, &c., &c and small
collection of Spanish authors in the original imported ed
tons.
~ Books stationery, periodicals, mathematical insru
ments anything else, imported order from London
Paris or any part of Europe. +. TAYLOR.
Auy %
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Pages Portable Windmill.

GEORGE PAGE, machinst and manufacturer of agri-
" cultural implements and other useful Inventions
spectuy informs the public that he has completed his
engagements for the manufacture of his newly Invented
portable windmill, which is intended for poughng level
lands grinding, theshing and other agricultural purposes,
machine Shops carpenters shops, and other esab
lishments requiring power for driving machinery.
The windmill Is built upon tower of any height, ao-
cording the size OF the wheeIhe height and diameter
should be in proportion the of the wheel The wheel
divided into large number OF spaces by arms, and is
supported by rods the shaft which project forward
from the BY this arrangement the sails be
made and long, and fill any desired surface OF the
Wheel the shaft which Is horizontal Each sail is hung
TO the arm by hinges the side, and brought the
wind by lever and spring. independently OF each other
BY all surplus power allowed pass through,
and at the same the sails are brought instantly the
wind and may be operated by the smallest breeze and
are also flaws of wind which strike upon
only part of the wheel, but give regular motion
the mill This windmill IS sel-adjnsting every particu-
lar The vein tail piece is adjusted by gearing,
to counterbaance the power used, and always keep the
wheel square the wind The vein also constructed
revolve when the wind strikes either side, and ope-
rate upon the gearing throw instantly into the
direct course OF the wind.
OF these mills has been constructed his establish
ment in this city and all persons interested respectful
y invited call and il practical operation 1t has
been attached to his portable gstml, and used Tor gnd-
ing all kinds of grain, which has been effected IN manner
call forth the admiration OF all who have witnessed us
performance.
Orders received at bis machine shop in Baltimore or
this city, June 24-eod3m
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Washington,
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Cincinnati, ohio.


THE next fall and winter course OF lectures commences
and contnu es four months which is Immediately succeed
ed by the spring and summer session, which also
tnues four months. gatuitous preliminary
mences on the first Monday in OCTOBER and continues
month.
FACULTY. Tickets
B. L. Hill, NJ D.. Anatomy and Operative Surgery, $40 90
L. f. Jones, NJ. d., Maicria Medica, Therapeutics
and Botany 10 90
j. H. Oliver, M. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy 10 90
w Beach, M. d., Surgery and Clinical Medicine l0 %
A. II. Baldridge M D., Obstetrics aud Diseases of
Women and Children : 10 90
J. R. Buchanan, M. D., Physiology, Institutes of
Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence 10 90
T. V. Morrow, M. d., Pathology Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine IN w
fee $40; demonstrators ticket, S3-optional.
500 paid before the first Monday in November
next viii be received for tuition in full OF student
$50 paid by the st of October next will secure all the
tickets full courscthe demonstrators ticket, OF
library and matriculaon ticket excepted. The Institute
received its charter in 1915 The college edce is situated
at the corner Court and Pnm The OF
struction viii embrace everything of value known and
taught in the old medical colleges well as the reformed
and botanical school OF medicine Six lectures
will be given daily. Board from 81 90 So per week
Candidates for graduation in addition the preliminary
term sudy have attended two full courses ia some
y-incorporated medical college, the last OF which must
All letters soliciting further information, containing
money for the Faculty, be addressed TO Tue under
signed post paid Notes solvent banks OF the States IN
which students reside viii be received IN payet OF lees
July 22-2awlw Dean of the Faculty.
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rI,oKENCE,s NEW HOTEL,
No 400 Broadtray corner of Walker street, Ne,o York.

No 400 Broadtcay, corner OF Uaper sue', Ne~ forS'
IN THE EUROPEAN STYLE.
vyIJS eiegant Hotel is open for the reception OF
travellers. The proprietor soicts a vsl from those
New YORK The Hotel designed be conducted upon
the European system, and with the adoption OF all modern
improvements -
out board. Those who may wish TO take their meals In
the Hotel private apartments of great beauty
or i'm the public Restaurant saloon OF elaborate and costly
magnihcence (probaby without equal the continent
OF America,) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor flatters himself that his house viii be
found upon trial at least equal any known establishment
in point of elegance, economy, and desimbility.
The kitchen under the direction OF American, French,
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
April J0-d3m Proprietor,
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BROWNS HOTEL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED (sons OF the late proprietor, Jesse
Brown) have the satisfaction of informing their friends
and public generally that the Hotel long and iayorab
known Bro0s Indian Queen Hotel Washington, has, by
an arrangement among the heirs into the full posses
of the undersigned sole owners and that they alone
will hereafter conduct this extensive and commodous estab
shnent They pledge themselves every exertlon
uphold the high reputation and retain the rge business
which has heretofore possessed ard they earnestly hope
by the improvements in the buildings, and the reno
walton of furniture about to be made, together with
strict and unremng attention TO the comfort OF then
guests to merit and receive the usual large share OF public
patronage with which it has so long been honored
r. T. BROWN,
MARSHALL BROWN.
Washington, D. c., July 9, 1871. July l-eolmif
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Notice to Claimants.

TUCKER ~ ADDISON, General Agents, office 9th
street, (Coemans Budngs) four doors north OF Penn
sylvana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims OF all kinds
Congress- and the several departments OF the general
government.
All communications post paid addressed to the above
shall receive prompt attention. reference is made to the
following gentlemen:
Hon. Geo. Nj Dallas Vice President Of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court OF the United States
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. q.
Jno E. Addison, atorneyatlaw, will continue to give
personal attention business before the several of
The District of Columbia, and the adjoining counties of
MARYLAND and Virginia. July 3-1y
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Post pom Land Sales the aIol7s,
Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sales Of the lands in
IN the Miami cessions in Indiana, ordered by proca-
nation of the President of the United States dated the
twenyh day of May, lSi to be held at the land office at
Indianapolis the sixth day OF September 1877 the
land office Fort Wayne the 10Th of September. 1917
and the land Office at Winamac the 9th September.
Si7, which sales were by public notice, dated the
second day OF July, lSi7 declared be postponed until
and commence the 10th December, 1917 hereby
declared be still further postponed until and to
mence, at the land office indianapolis Monday, the
first day of May, 1913 at the land office at Fort Wayne
Monday, the sh day May, 1913 and the land Office
Winamac Monday the 10Th day Of May, 1913.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington, this
fourteenth day OF July, Dornni 1917
BY order ofhe President.
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Commissioner of the General Land Office
July l6-1awts.