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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

powERY THEATRE, Bowsy-MARRiEp LIFE-LEs
JAEpINIEEs-PuTNAM
BROADWAY THEATRE, BroAdway.-HNcHAsrnEss
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square.-WnIcH
KIrG-HAPPV MAN-Mosn In CALIroRNIA-THn FRENCH
SPY.
BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street.-DoMBrY AND
SoN-SooIALIsN.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Brsone.-CHRn-
TVS MInsTRELs.
SOCIETY LIBRARY, BroadwAy-Nrw ORLEANS ssR.-
UADxRs.
GEOLOGICAL HALL, Bowery-vAN AMBvRoH Co.'S
AENAoHRIE.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway-CMNxssC vRrosr-
MINERVA ROOMs-MoNs. ADRIEN.-AAoIo AND PHaLo-
eoPHv.
PANORAMA HALL, SOC Broadway.-PANoRAHA OF THE
HUDSON RIVER.
No. 200 BROADwAY.-CoL. PRsxorrI NoND.soRIfr
sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, Broadwsy-YArKsr Hills
ENTERTAINMENT.
I New York, "wednesday, April III, 1s40.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Illegal Tofing. Patrick McIiugh was
rested yesterday, on charge of illegal voting at the
ID ward poll. Jim Dunn, a discharged convict from
Sing Sing detected in voting at the 3D. district poll
Of the 9Th ward young man. calling himself George
X Sexton arrested. charged with illegal voting
the I'd ward. They all committed to prison for
trial, by Justice McGrath.
Attempt TO Shoot.-A man, by the name Of John Will
lams. bar-kceper at the Hoboken House, situated In
Pearl street arrested last night con IN charge of
swapping double barrel pistol at officer Glgan OF the
9th ward On taking the man into custody the pistol
was examined, and found to be heavily loaded with
powder and ball. Justice M'Grath committed him to
nrisnn for trial. n
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Ten Days Later from Valparaiso-Half q
Million of Gold Received from California
&C., SC. .--

Bosror, April l0-P. M.
Letters have been received in this city, from Valps
raso, dated March IL, which state that the whole
amount of gold received at that port, from California
was half million of dollars.
Tho ship Fanny Forester of Boston, from New York.
had arrived, and sailed for Monterey.
The Lexington (as has been previously stately sailed
on the I'd, for Rio Janero and New York. Her Pursex
writes that he has 100000 in his possession, half Of
which to be coined at Valparaiso and sent back to
fha min
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Albany Election FOR Mayor.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Albany Election for Mayor.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ALBANY, April 1O-P. M.
Tho following the returns received Huns (de-
mocrat) majority in the LIST ward, 232 in tho 3D. ST.
Humphreys (whg) majority in the Sd ward, 81; 4th,
1a1 9Th, 1852; 9th, 1e1 and 10TH 15a Tho 7th sth,
and 9th wards yet to be heard from Humphrey is
undoubtedly elected by about 200 majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
r. ALBANY, April 10-10 P. NJ.
Huns majority in tho 7th ward Is 1853; in the 9Th
ward, g. Humphreys majority in the 9th ward is no.
and his whole majority, 231. No other tickets can
vussed.
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Domestic MISCELLANY.

We are daily indebted to Mar Conboy Of the steam
boat Commodore, for Boston papers, and Mr. r. Nc
Grcgor OF the iousatonc railroad for Albany papers,
in advance of the mails
The hotel of Israel Hunt, at Portland, Me- was de-
stroyed by IRE, on sunday last. Loss, $1,000.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
corner or Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR


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From the Soulful

BALTIMORE, April 10, 1919.
The Southern mail has arrived. The municipal cleo
ton in Now Orleans for aldermen and members OF tho
common council passed of quiotlythe result showing
parties about rs before
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n - SAVANNAH, April 8, 1919
Tho steamer Tennessee, Capt. Collins, from Nov
York arrived on Saturday, the 7th instant.
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CITY Intelligence.

The STRAMERs-The Herman is in her sixteenth
and the Sarah Sands in her fourteenth day.
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Williamsburgh and Bushwck give q wing majority
Tho President is elected and majority Of the Trustees
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

NAMES OP TIE CANDIDATES ELECTED.
Wings italics; democrats roman soil all
Caleb S. Woodruff
COMMISSIONER:
w'Ds. ALDERMEN. ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
1.--Joseph Jamison. T.. GriGen,
flames Keny. r.. j. Mercer,
3.-Jos. r. Wood o. ". Sfwtepant,
4.-Dcnnis Mullins. Jacob r. Oakley,
1.-Amos Hatfield. 3. s. Patterson,
12.-Georse +. Clark Warren Brady
H.--JAMEs M. BARD. RoBERr SANDS
16.-Charcs Webb A. A. Dcnman,
Besides the returns given above, We have YER
bal reports concerning the Mayoralty election, as
follows:-
Wing majority In Eighth Ward. 100
Tenth Ward. 100
Fifteenth Ward. ...s3s
Seventeenth Ward. 1858
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TRANSPORTATION of STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Bureau Of Prorisians and Clothing, March q. 1912
PROPOSALS scaledand endorsed Proposals for freight
the Pacifr will he received this office until three
o'clock r. NJ "Wednesday, the 2 day Of April, 1919,
for the transportation OF 1900 barrels (nore Or less OF
Government stores from the navyyari nj Brooklyn, New
York, the port ol Monterey the coast of North
America The offers state the price asked per barre
without distinction between wet and dry and each barre
two half blrrel) Of beef pork Hour rice vinegar pek
les, whskey dried apples will be considered us bar.
rel all other packages 10 be estimated at the rate of 81
cubic feet TO barrel whatever they may contain and in
The OF all casks other than BARRELS the hs
will be deducted No freight 10 BIZ taken on board Ills
charged private account NJ any intermediate port and
no pfiinige 10 be allowed Fifteen rweather working
layaysio be allowed nj each of the ports Of brooklyn and
Monterey for taking in AMI dschaging cargo Payment
be made by any navy agent 10 the United States, u
be srecte by The bidder and designated in the charter
party, within thirty days amer producing satisfactory ev
ence ii the delivery oil the cargo The vessel pass
the usual inspection, aud be al the Brooklyn yyyar by
the lat day May 1919, ready 10 receive her cargo; and
not presented tur examination within three days AFTER
being notified Of her acceptance the bureau win eonsidei
Itself at berylo offer the freight To the next lowest bidder
or make such arrangements asmay best snhserye tie
public Interests. ,tt}t mar lawt2bMay
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oct. 9Th, 1913.

Extracts from an address deiirsred6 by Rer Philip f. NIL
kefcier M d. 10 hs Students N he Potghkscpsie Guile
riae School a, The close ~ their ANIMAL examination
Youao GEsrLEMEa:
The exercises that have taken place in your examination
thoroughly tested your aninnes md have AFFORD
ed satisfactory evidence that the means employed for
your have failed Of good measure Of sue
cess. tt 5 gAaN#@as t hi
however been nirprised In view Of the pro
fciency you have generally male In the useful and orn
mental branches of edncaton which have been the Objects
Of you pursuit for distinguished facilities avail TO pro
ce proportonate results, the Improvement you have ex
hihilel waa to have been expected.
Having alluded 10 the advantages you have enjoyed, II Is
my wsllso be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special And this may assert, without
fear 81 being suspected Of attempt seltaPprobatn
since bear no relation whatever 10 yon as literary IN
srctor Yet nr considerable time past, having been
situated regard TO the institution 10 which you belong
AZ to Ind fall opportunity ofcosey investigating its
ationa system both TO its theory and praciire
feel free TO AFFIRM thar In all the particulars in which eS
cellency may he predicated, Of academca course
have known any superior and in many respects
even equal TO thai adopted and carried out In the roog
keepsie Collegiate Institute
RKnR presented, you the greatest facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis Of an useful and polished enca
ton .g,.g ,,s,4
n you have instructors Of distinguished ability 70
the various departments Of classical literature mahemati
science commercial knowledge foreign languages, and
The Ornamental branches Of music, drawing and painting
maj
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POUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
@ SCIynnI.s hrlH

i about three ionrtls OF mile from The beautiful village
Of Ponahkecpse, Duchess County, State Of New York.
The school Is conducted on philosophical principles.
Reference Is invariably had 10 the nature Of the Juvenile
mind and constant Efforts are employed 10 develop lis
powers, in their natural or er and 10 preserve them
their relative strength. The domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction adopted 10 youth Of ten OF
age and upward, and they Instructed in ouch branches
may be requisite either IN qualify them for erciai
hfe, engineering, or TO prepare tllem for college.
Annual expense per scholar is 500 payable quarterly in
advance THIS sum includes all charges for board tuition,
stationary, bed and bedding, wuslns room fuel, light,
and books except the French and the Spanish books
The year sdyiied into iwo terms of % weeks each The
summer fern oommenceaon the first "Wednesday IN May
The winter term first Wednesday in November. II Is The
purpose the undersigned receive any youth into hs
Sc whose moral character annt good. tat
4& CHARLES BAKTLETT Principal.
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TRANSPORTATION Of STORES.
Navy pspAnrMrNr,

Baredn g prurisiols and cgo,ai'ty, Morch To- 1919.
PROPOSALS scaled anil endorsed rrorosals for irieahl
TO Macan will be received HIS Bureau uuiil three
o'clock Thursday, the 9th day Of April, lsi9 for
the transportation Of 2o barrels morc or less) II Govern
stores from the yard at Boston,
to the port OF Macao IN China there be delivered the
United States naval siorekecper the senior naval officer
present Tue oilers mus stale the price asked per barrel
Cor two half barrels) Of beef pork ho rice, vinegar pick
les, whskcy dried apples, VIII he consdereda as barrel
all other packages be estimated the Of % cubic
eetto barrel, whatever they may contain anil in the
measurement Of all casks other than barrels the fhs viii
be deducted No prmare To the allowed Ten IA rweatii,
WORKING lsydays to be allowed at each Of tile ports o.
Boson and Macao for taking IN and ischarang rntgc.
Paymentio be made by In the United Sset
To be selected by the bidder and designated IN the charter
party, within thirty days AFTER producing satisfactory ev
cece ol he delivery of the The vessel niust pass
the usual inspection aud he the Boston navy yard ny %
18th day of April 1872 ready 10 receive her carg9 I'LL
presented within three days aurfne
nohed other acceptance, the Bureau viii CONSIDER seu
liberty offer the freight the next lowest builder of 20
make such arrangements may best suhsery, the public
interest. Mfxi--aW" n
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THE NATIONAL WING,

is PUBLISHED DAILY, Trtweekly and Weekly in the
| | City Of Washington
Five Dollars and Weekly Two Dosrs-in advance.
| THE NATIONAL WIG, was founded for the purpose
advocating The election Of ZAcuARY TAYLOR 10 the Pre-
sitney, and now supports and defends his admnisra,
lion public affairs, without fear favof or Auction
Is potirga are ,ose Of the administration OF GEN TAf'
| Lon ndii0,0i Thfg pDiitirs a.t 4a
Its columns open TO the disc usson Of every public sub.
eci Of interest 70 the country, and Il invites contributions
from the pens Of all who may desire to elicit The ruth ami
| add 10 the sum Of useful knowledge;
HreynTiy publ shes the oDfcdt Intelligence OF The Coy.
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is epared Tor the press, by the Department or Bnrea
II publishes ali lie advertising Of the Federal Govern
meni and is therefore vehicle Of information oihe great
est interest those concerned IN supplying the wants OF
II publishes once week exclusively. The official list Of
letters patents for enions granted by the United States
together with the claims, and ,evntes from day 10 day,
large space the publication ofnew scientific matter inter
aims to establish high reputation for f,ir criticism
bold and truthful reviewer d every description
The Arrienliurist always as abundance lis columns
solciis auns nom every farmer ahI plan
| ter. that may tend 10 spread useful inflammation.
Of Them heard Ia lie defence, when assaulted or IN Illus
naon OF improvements, or in promotion OF their rights
The iierateur TOO is welcome is columns lawyer
and the the merchant and the trader aud
body who has any thing 10 give 10 The sum o. human hap
piness or 10 add the sfnck OF common knowledge.
During ihe session Of Congress the National Whig
tans daily and complete reports otthe proceedings q
the 6es, Journal Of Debates IN tie country
IN the department, is NOT only even with hn,
frequently ahead OF its contemporaries not only IN
repor,s he Lectures Of the smi,hson Institute regu
| the Iongs OF that establishment
reflects faithfully, from day to day The sentiments o.
promptly answers The objections and arguments OF op.
in ,n and n" sssMss who's. n,,
the friends OF the Administration OF ZACHARY TAYLOR can
"1 By -, and ali others who nav send ne ,c
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-zzssSysysss z5.ESy zSzI7zsS zsS7y ~ 80,
HE'D i.';i:s Il; ss;s
ADAMS q co.'s ENTREES.

ONO, FtnntyfFdnid dreHae, near IHdilrodd Deipf'
THE public respectfully informed Tint continue 10
run our express between Washington Baltimore Phila
ephia New York, Boston, and all the principal cities c
towns for the sale and speedy conveyance Of merchandise
packages, bullion, bank.notes, DC, Hs
Particular attention will he paid to the collection and pay
ment Of notes, drafts bills, &c. N
Custom. house entries At Boston, New Yorn Philadelphia
and Baltimore promptly attended, to- and on reasonable
terms
Our customers and others ordering goods from the east
are particularly requested 10 order By adams Co.'S Err
press which Will ensure their conveyance with great De
s,mich w
Our express for Richmond Petersburg, and the south
leaves daily at p, m, and arrives daily st4t Pm
Our express from the north arrives daily al II. am
n .. m, and departs daily At Pm.
FEB t6-u PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent.
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NEM Yonk. 6fh,Aptil


., Another topic Of considerable interest Is the re-
coyery Of the Government Jewels and the the arrest
Of the man in whose possession they We're found
lie lie an excellent boot-maker and has heretofore
enjoyed good reputation and custom. His brother
however, has been for some time, as learn, spot
edN character, and II Is supposed that we shall have
some astonishing revelations of crime and INSIDE
meanor in high places before the matter is brought
to termination.
understand that The brothers-in-law Of Voight-
lander the great Vennose optlcian, who left this
country At The call Of their brethren in Vienna and
shared all the hardships and dangers of the seige
and capture OF that III fated citynarrowly escaping
hanging with other insurgents--have at length been
sci al liberty, and their return to the land Of
their adoption. The two great thirteen inch achro-
mniic lenses which Voightlander produced after five
years experiments, and the accompanying upparut-
us by which Professor Grant proposed TO produce
some wonderful discoveries and effects of light hith
erto undreamed Of, still 10 Boston; and upon the
return Of Langenheims the whole series Of scientific
experiments will be resumed upon scale Of SUR
passing grandeur. The scien6c world looks with
great interest 10 The result Of thess experiments
Phil M american
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Now yAIUApLE LAW Boox.

TUE BLACK CODE uF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuM.
RIA being rcn,plsIr txesieil Cole az all tie Laws
large municipal relating e ne eccrei lpn.,
tnn whether free OF slave force In The District % Ccium
bia and within The limits % the CorporiioH Of Was'ng
TIN and Ceorcrtown the Isl ~ Novcsner lStsi Tue
whole ARRANGED According tile subjects OF the laws Them
calves by Woyhington O. Sneti,.n, Ceunseliorstiaw.
Just published pamphlet; price 90 cents For ss,e oy
ian 2i-tf y. TAthVN.
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no eA5I 10 7. {. GOLD pIesERs, Ex,

no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS, Elk
/ PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS
The subscriber las hand and for SALE from the Union
India Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right to
Goodyears Patent Metallic Rubber, the following
tices.
Tents and Tent Carpets, Knapsacks, Camp Blankets,
Iiayersacks, Canteeps Leggns, Clothing Bags,
Water Bottles, Tarpaulns, Caps, and Capes,
Souwestera Texas Wallets Gun Cases,
Coais, Cloaks, and Capes, Mexican Pouches,
Overals and Pantalnous Gold Pouches,
Air Beds and Pillows Life Preservers,
Drinking Gaps, Buckets and basins Travelling Bags,
Portable Boais Provision Hays, Saddle Bags.
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, breast Pumps,
Aud variety Of other Articles at the sign OF the STAR be-
tween IL and 9th Streets Pennsyyana Avenue, Wash,
ington, s.a
Mar 26-eoiff s. EDDY.
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IN THE PETITION OF WILLIAM STEELE. az NEW
York, praying Tor tho extension of patent granted
sad William Steele, Tor an Improvement In making brush.
es for seven years from the expiration said patent
teen hundred and iorty-nine. W 49, T7' ~
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard a the Patent
Once the LIST Monday OF August next Of " O'Clock m
all persona notified appear and show cause Il
any they have why said petition ought be rnnted
EDMUND HGnKE,
Mar la-law3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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CRY IMPROVEMENTS Among them, we noticed that
David Hall, Esq, has erected for private residence
N The same neglborhood Mr. A. Baldwin has laid The
foundation for two brick houses Mr.. Lowrey, George.
bot and which destroyed by Gre several ago
M Browning Is erecnsa four story house, including
the basement, Four and street not r from Penn
syvonla avenue and the square Mesms Garreit
and Davis intend building one two aud two trt eslory
brick houses The workmen going ON with the paving
Of Pennsy lvanla avenue from The War Department down
to the State Department,
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a Fortunate Candidate.

Mr. Roseburgh the recently appointed Postmas-
ter Of Ptsburg, isfortunute in two points Of view
first, In having been succcssful--and secondly, In
been received At home The papers there speak OF il
in the warmesl terms Of approval. The Pitisburg
Journal says;
Long prominent and influential Wing, Mr..
whole community. His qualifications are, in all
respects such ensure 10 the public good officer
The Chronicle rcInarks
mot one of the other applicants will deny that
cal reputation Ia spolless. He viii give satisfaction
TO oil classes and parties = v
The Gazette. also, says:
I'll Ia derogaiing nothing from the merits Of the
other applicants 10 say thai no selection could have
been made that would have afforded higher degree
Of satisfaction Popular 10 high degree, he enjoys
the confidence Of oil classes and parties"
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WArcHHousE Saturday morning, Charles Calvert
white boy only twelve Of age, was for idle and
sorery conduct 10 the work house Tor ninety days
Samuel Carter. white, old sinner sevenysx years Of
age, for being drunk was provided with home at the
sa place for twenty days,
Thomas King white, also venerable offender, and for
drinking much sentence TO the work house
for twenty days, by which time he viii be sobered.
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saIuting Rattery.

II would appear from the subiolned order that the
powers ut Washington are determined TO aid its
public spirited citizens In their laudable efforts 10
have Memphis make "a noise In tho world. Mem
phis appeal
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March 10, l649.
SIR:-At the request Of the laie Secretary of the
Navy ] have the honor 10 transmit copy of the
order, which has been given by the Chief Of the Blu
reau OF Ordnance &C., In reference 10 the mounting
battery, at the Navy Yard at Memphis.
With respect am, sir, your ob't. servant N
r. W. YOUNG, Chief Clerk.
Hon. Mr.. Slaunton, Memphis, Tenn.
BunEAU OF OapsANcE AND HYpRoa'y. 4
March lst, 1al9 :
SInt-B Be pleased to have selected fifteen CARO-
nades 80 b. calibre, which In servceable order,
and as many suitable carriages for sautng battery
at the Memphis Navy Yard. Let the proper equip
ments for these--rammers, sponges, .prckers, &C.,
&c, be also prepared 10 accompany them. They are
10 be sent to New Orleans to the care Of the Navy
Agent. When ready, inform tho Bureau.
Respectfully your ob't. servant,
L. WARNING TON, Chief Of Bureau.
Capt. J. McKeever Comm'dt, Navy Yard N Y.
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A beautiful oriental proverb runs as follows:
with time and patience the mulberry leaf be-
comes satin."
How encouraging, says the Alabama (Montgonl-
ery) Journal is this lesson to the impatient and des
pondingl And what difficulty Is there that man
should quail at, when a worm can accomplish &c
much from the leaf Of the mulberry.
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IN pursuance ofaw, flames X. POLK, President ofthe
United States of America do hereby declare and make
known that public sales will he held nj the aforementioned
land Office in the State Of Missouri Hereinafter designated,
10 vii sSs s5t S
AZ The land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the 4h day Of June for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the townships
and paris Of townships, viz
North Of he base line and mest Of e nm principal rifri
.t', .aS3 diam .tsg -3.i ig
Townships twenty-five tweny-three, and twenty four.
OF range eleven .E5f Sf Fl
Townships twenty three and twenyour ofrange twelve.
Township twenty-five, Of range nineteen.
Townships twenythree and weniy.four, Of range twen
ty-one. H..es
Township twenty-thre OF range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, military
other purposes will be excluded from the sale.
The Offering Of the aboveme ntioned lands will be
menced days appointed and In the order in
which they are advertised with all convenient Dispatch
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sale thus
closed But no sale shall be kept open longer than two
and private entry oil any Of the lands will be adj
mliied until after the expiration offhe two weeks,
Given under my hand at The city OF Washington, this
twenty seventh dry Of February, alno Domni thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine. "a
JAMES X POLK.
ny the President:
RIcHARD M Young, III. Es
Commissioner Of the General Land Office