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" Mr. Bancroft's new volume, the fourth
OF his "History of the United States, . will be
published in September, and the fifth, which
is nearly all~ritten, will follow in the com
ing spring The sheets of the fourth have
been read by friend Of the editor of tho
Home Journal who thinks the Quebec Cam
paign, and the character of Pitt, whichitseon-
tains, will be received as the most splendid
specimens Of historical writing yet furnished
by this country. .. sis&s !'t
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Printers Feslral. Tho Association
Of Practical Printers, recently formed
in this city, assembled at tho fremont
Temple, on Saturday evening, to listen
to an address from Mr.. Poore, editor Of
the Boston Bee, PREVIOUSLY appointed to
this service. The address is highly oon1.
mendcd by those who had tho pleasure of
hoaringit. AZ the close of the exercises
in tho Temple, the Association, with Ia.
vited guests, adjourned to the Revere
House, where sumptuoua supper was
provided--and we are happy TO add, a
temperance supper, so far aa intoSIoating
drinks were concernsd. The eompany
remained together until about midnight,
discussing the good things provided forths
body, and hearing speeches, ioasts, DO,
Boston 7fare'ler, .aM iass,
), Babe, the pnrdaned pirate. 10 now q
British srtlllsFy'man at Msdraa.
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Father Mathew is sojourning for some
days in Dublin, making preparations for
his trip 10 America. He intends 10 sail
from Liverpool, by the ship New World,
AT the end ofsApril. He succeeded a
short time since 10 the Castle Lake Dis.
fitlery,a q very valuable property; but
sooner than. have it employed in making
whisky, heabroke up the concern at con.
s!derahlo loss 70 himself, letting d part of
itasa corn.mill. 4 His hsal.his quite re.
stored,
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ARKANSAS ELEcrIoN.-The Vicksburg
Sentinel says that RoANE, Dem, is elected
Governor by small majority. But little in
tercst was felt, and only 1000 or 5000 votes
polled.
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Tn. Administration.

Gen. Taylor's Administration has started well.
Although Whig-frmy and decidedly Wight yot
bears not the impress Of bitter craftsmanship. Reno
walls are made, not from desire to graufy party
feeling, but because the successful and harmonious
prosecution Of Wing policy require H. In TINS Zen.
Taylor has very wisely shown DETERMINATION 10
avoid the rock upon which former Wing Precedent,
equally honest, firm and patriotic, who was ripe 10
experiences and full Of knowledge struck and found
cred. The Administration Of John Quincy Adams
gave prosperity to the country and happiness 10 inc
people. His election the result of fierce con.
fiict with, and hard won victory over, powerful
party. But Mr. Adams knew nothing Of this He
Get himself down TO his high duties In the discharge
Of which ai his faculties were absorbed. The poli;-
ical fricnds by whose efforts and sacrifices he
had been elected were forgotten. And at the end o
his first term though not President without party
for those who loved their country above Party
continued fathfnl--but with Party contcndlne
against fearful odds. He had left his opponents IL
possession Of the nrms and ammunition Of political
warfare He was opposed and assailed most active.
" BY men holding office under him. The patronage
and power OF the Administration was turned ngains
il Chief. The country lost the blessings Of good
Government because Mr.. Adams acted, practically
upon the principle that Presldencould BE- reelected
without . party. Gen. Taylor while discurdIng sys
tematic prescription, and while endeavoring TO 90
sdmlnisies the Government that its blessinqs On.
benefts. like the dews Of Heaven, will be equally
distilled upon a viii YET, In the distribution Of OF
fcIal natronaRe specially remember these who aideS
ID NE election, and who favorable 10 his policy
thus enabling himself better 10 carry out the beneh
cent purposes Of his Administration. Eris. p snn
Gaxest<- \, I. & Z. IN (.
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o. BRONSON,
J. w. FAIRFIELD,
II. G.. Ludlow,
J.. +. WALDO.
Oct. s,h, 1873.

Erfracts from an address deiirercd By Rcr Philip E. NIL
edccr M ID. 10 the Sieats Of the oaghksspsie Cole.
giafe School, nj The close Of their annual Examination
YouNo GENTLEMEN
The exercises that have taken place In your examination,
have thoroughly tested your atinnments and have afford
ed satisfactory evidence. that the means employed Tor
yonr instruction have not failed OF good measure OF sue
We have howeverbe been surprised, in view Of the pro-
fciepcy have generally made Ia the useful and ora
mental branches Of education, which have been the objects
your pursuit. for IL distinguished facilities avail 10 pro-
duee propor,ionae results the improvement you have
hbitcd TO have been expected.
Having alluded the advantages you have enjoyed Is
my wish TO be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special And this may assert without
fear Of heng suspected Of attempt at seapprobatiun,
since bear relation whatever 10 you as literary In.
strucor Yet for considerable time past having been
suared in regard 10 the institution 10 which you belong,
ito have had full opportunity ofcloscly investigating It's
educ aonal both to It's theory and practice,
feel free affirm, that in all the particulars in which
celency may be predcate OF academieal course,
have known any SUPERIOR AMI In many respects,
equal that adopted and carried out In The Pougi
keepse Collegiate Institute.
KBR presented you the greatest facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis OF useful and polished euca.
ton
you have instructors of distinguished ability In
the various departments of classical literature mathemai
cal science, commercial knowledge foreign languages, and
the ornamental branches OF musc drawing and painting
mar3l-du
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steam Engine and Pumps for Dry-Dock,
New York.

RusRAu.or YARps'Asp Docks, 3o,h March, 1919
u Engines and Pumps Tor the Dry Dock at New York"
will be this Office until IL on the LIST day Of
Nav next for constructing. delivering, erecting and put
ms in s,ccesstnl operation, at the Ssvy.yard at New
York steam engine and pumps capable performing the
work required in pumping out the Drydoek said engine
and pps TO be warranted by the builder perform the
work within time specified. and Ia operate success
iuly for the term OF one year afercompieton,
particular the work lodged with the
Navy Agent at New York--the c1mmandant OF the Navy
Yard there and the Engineer OF the drydock to either OF
whom or 10 this bureau persons dtsrous OF offering are
referred for copy, which request will be hrwardcI ny
mail general plan OF the engine can be seen At The Dry
Dock Office. ~, -. n
January is;D JOS SMITH
~
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The mineral lands, included il the foregoing procnma.
ton chiefly situated between Lake Superior aud the
Montreal river mud Isle Royue, In the northern PENN.
snls Of Michigan and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhasees mines Of copper aud other ores onud
therein.
considerable number Of those MINES have already been
discovered in The trap within few miles OF Lake
Superior; and from HE geological character oil the conn-
mud the explorations nre1uy mac cannot he doubt
ed that others equally II not mare valuable, will be found
throughout this whole "mluer raj REGION
In Of the miu,s worked, copper is found almost
pure and in faci of the native copper and yield
greater per Than other YET discovered in the
world Silver IL also found in considerable quantties
All the materials for the construction OF Ir-
naces and fuel smeng found In abundance In the
immediate neighborhood OF the mineral
The climate The winter, though cold docs not inter
rpt operations Of the mines iu fact that season 10
considered the favorable for their operations
The proximity Of these mineral lands to the shore oil lake
SUPP ror which several safe and excellent harhnrs
and the water communication therrfrom by the Sau Ste
Marie, lakes Huron, Erie. &c, furnish ready means Of
Transporting products of these lands to the principal
markets Of the Uuiied States very trifiug cost
II likewise appears from the reports 70 TINS ohce mat
agricultural lands Of fair qualify producing me
usual obituary vegetables and grass ~ abundance and,
when properly TILED they have been found favorable for
grain also; aud for all these products, r price
and good market will he found Mt the mines -
Tnlbcr--such white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow BIRCH In many places. very sbundani ana
by lis try growth gives evidence OF me richness OF the
| soil 1....
Maps showing the localities Of the mines and other yau-
able relating thereto, derived rom the gcoog
cal survey Sc which be embraced IN this brief
notice viii be prepared aud deposited in the land Office AT
The ,u sic Mare I inspection, curly as practicable,
before The comnlet,e. mtnt Of the public sales n
$500 - RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner oiihe General Land Office
fpNtg &
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of er acias scre facas under the
lien law, issued from the Clerks Office OF the District
Columbia for the county Of Washington and to direct
ed shall expose public sale for cash Wednesday
the 10Th day Of January nj the front Of the Court
door Of said county at IL O'clock the following prop
erty viz Five twostory and attic frame dwelling houses
with back buildings each on parts Of No and s. ii
Square No. 369 IN tho city OF Washington, seized and levied
upon the property Of yvsnns Holmes and sold 70 sat
sts Wanl. ROBERT WALLACE,
dec i3--ts Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
u3-The above sale not having been com
pled with will be resold and sale take place the 9th
day Of May next, at the same place, at l2 o'clock,
9Hf ROBERT WALLACE,
an l0--ta Marshal Of the District uf Columbia,
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prARsHAL,s SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of vendon cxponas, judgment Of
condemnation, on writ OF attachment issued from the
Clerks office OF the Circuit OF the District Of Colm
ba the county Of Washington and TO directed shall
expose public SALE for cash. Wednesday, the 9th day
Of May st IL o'clock NJ before the Court House door
Of sa county all the right title, and interest OF Richard
Buter Price In and 10 the following property, viz. LOT
No G. In square No 325, In the city Of Washington front
ing l5l feet Twelfth street west and l6 feet on Virginia
avenue seized and levied upon the property Of the said
Richard Butler Price, and sold to satisfy judcals No LAG
TO March term, l5i9 In favor Of Joseph Lindsay.
aaf ROBERT WALLACE, H3
ap l0--slls Marshal OF the District Of Columbia.
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Third AUDITORS Once. MrTrh 81, 1873,
Each claimant have the sum which may be allowed
on his claim RENTED him direct on his signify ing a
wish 10 that and naming the place OF his residence;
hui II The money be remed paid To any other per-
son A power attorney to him irom The claimant duly
executed and authenticated should be forwarded with HE
claim, gsf
Ia facilitate the requisite searches, and avoid delay in
The adjustment the claims each claimant should name
Oh his papers the pa other dsbursng officer by
whom he was paid services oi himself horse wag
an carr team boat &c PETER HAGNER,
~, 4 I.y1,r Third auditor
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
INSTRUCTIONS TO POsTMAsTERs.
California and Oregon Mails, pia Harana, Chagres

INSTRUCTIONS TO PosTMASTERS.
California and Oregon Mails, pia Hapana, Chagres,
and Pdnapia. Is9
Tbs United States steam packet Falcon" will be des
patched from the port Of New York the 10Th April in.
The public is hereby notified, that mails may be
sent to New York, Charleso, Is CD Savannah (Ga and
New Orleans DAD to be conveyed by said steam packet
which will sail from New York the 18Th from Charles.
ton O. C,) on the 22d (morning from Savannah ga,
on the Ped (evening from Havana the 18th April in,
slant; and from New Orleans the steam packet "lsth-
mus will be despatched with the mail the I'd instant
IN time TO connect with the "Fslconp ut Havana.
Mail bags should be made up New York, and the
other points named for Chagres, Panama. San Diego, Santa
Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco, and Astoria.
The entire postage for single letter. exceeding hall
weight, will be l2t cents Havana 2Ocenn 10
Chagres 30 cents TO Panama. to be prepaid all
and 40 cents to San Dego, Santa Barbara Monterrey San
Francisco, ASTORIA TO be prepaid sent unpaid at the
option OF the writer.
Newspapers postage three each,
and inland postage to be added a
CoLLAMER, Postmaster General
Posr oFrIcR DEPARTMENT. April 10, ls49.--3t
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT-IOHN
lil PETTlBONE wonid inform his patrons and the pub
lie that he has procured NJ considerable pains and
pense, large and superior stock OF pure i e. aud that he
onera. and others with the article in such quantities
Throughout the entire aeason) as they may desire
Prices reasonable, and variation with those persons
who engage OF me IN the beginning Of the season.
WAGONS will run through the city daily.
Orders received through the post office and by John r
Calla Druggist OF and 9TH Streets and at my
q oal Office, near the Long Bridge. ap 5--2aWGW
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LITTELL,s LIVING AGE.

GonteHtS 81 40 ZOO.
l. Macanlays History Of England, 40
g The Orchids rs
g. DIR Reid on luhnble Larynglsmus, ~
d. Curiostes OF Trade 50
g. The Navigation Laws VI
O. Italian Anarchy, g2
T. Poems by James 7. Fields, "a
PoBTRY-A Recent Death Bed 81 The ShunamIre; The
Fhst kiss, So Lament Of Stricken Heart Common
Sense. ~ Alarmed Skipper Bridal Melody; On n
Pair Of Antlers, 49, 3E
SHonr ARTICLES. Professor Pages Electro Magnetism,
sc Electric Light; Straits Of Magellan, H.-An Irish
Miser Gas from Water, g. Bombarimeni oil Moulian
Latter Day Saints, % Hoy OF Mount Rhig, 81.
WAsuNoroN, DEc, "a, lsia.
Of all the Periodic Journals devoted TO literature
cience which abound Ia Europe and IN this country this
has appeared 10 TO be most useful contains indeed
the exposition only Of the literature of the English
language, but this by It's immense extent and comprehen
sion includes poriraiinre of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
]. q. ADAMS
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Nmvy yALUApLE LAW BOOK.

sTufE BLACK CODE III THE DISTRICT OF CoL .I "
MA being a complete sgesed Code OF 81, ue LaMs,
large general relating % TIE eosot p
ton whether free slave force in the p'sire M
hia aud within the limits ~ the Corporations o. ~
ton and Georgetown the LIST Of NoycrneI 10 sms
eslycs by Worihnrton q. Sneihen Counsellor stLaw.
t ~, c5 yo,"''' Y. TAYLOR
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DIED,

AT the residence OF JosEPg GALES, (his law adj
joining this city yesterday morning. TIEODORICK LEE,
Esq, aged eighty.three years. at
D-Iiis Funeral win move from the place Of his decpase
bsipast four O'Clock THE "wednesday afternoon The
attendance Of relatives and friends Of the Family invited
for whose convenience Carriages will be waiting Mrs
WALxRR's dweng on Sixth street. from half past three
to four O'Clock.
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Rheumatic Cont.


New IoRK. May II, 1916.
O. e Sdnfon-Sir-I have been attacked several tn,es
within few years with pain, attended with great
Inflammation in my foot and greattoe and had been laid up
from four TO six weeks al each time and not being able
bear any weight my foot On the 2sth Of April, len
New York for Danbury, Co. when again was attacked
with this complaint For three successive days and nights
could not close my eyes for pain. AT the suggeson d
some person 10 The house sent 70 Or Stevens for bole
Of your Hunts Iniment. applied II with flannel cloth,
and In u minutes entirely relieved aud free from
pain, and had good nights rest enabled to attend
SINCE although the nature Of my bsnesss such keep
feet all day 1consider il amosi valuable med
cine, and would not be without H. Yours, &c.
SHERWOOD OSBORNE, &c Orchard ct,
nJ-Soll by all the Druggist in this city and throughout
the country Price rs cents per bottle.
April GEO. Il. STANTON A. co.
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THO THE PUBLlC.--I am receiving from The
j North fresh supple of all kinds Of HARDWdRE
aud CUTTLER Y, which shall sell al reduced prcea.
for cash House builders and Carpenters will do well to
eali aud know myprces before they buy, Il will cost
them nothing determined 10 sell them goods II at
first Gardening tools, and house furnishing goods
Of all kinds always on hand.
Also. fully prepared IN houses with lead or
tin in the very best manner Warrent the roof tight and
moi TO blow OF. C. WOODWARD,
ap 9-3teod between 10Th * lists, Pa. ay.
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Times for closing and the Receipt or the
Mails ut the Post Once in Wnshington,

Times for closing and the Receipt OF the
Mails ut the Post Once in Washington,
ID. C.
THE Great Eastern Mail from baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York Boston, &c, and Buffalo, &c, will now be
rec eived by O'Clock A. NJ, daily aud the mail TO be sent
om s o ~ % ana P shosf s VIII 0e
The Southern Mail will be closed, hereafter, daily at 3
O'Clock NJ and will be received heretofore daily by
O'Clock, +. NJ
received by r. NJ. and closed at p NJ, daily The
mail trains, north Of Philadelphia, TO arrive there in
time with the train for BALTIMORE which brings
Mail Is received this Office on Sunday night and
Eastern Way Mall, be sent beyond Baltimore, Is
made un on Saturday night.
The Mail Annapolis Nd, and Norfolk and adjacent
at Q r. NJ, and n received 6 times week with a mail
from Baltimore, Nd, by IL M.
The Mil from Georgetown ID. O.. Is received twice
daily by A. NJ and r. NJ and II is closed for that place
at The same hours
The Mail from Rockville, &c, Md is received Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday, OF each week by NJ, and Is
The Mail from Brookvillc, &c., Md, ia received by 6
r. NJ OF wednesday and Saturday, each week. and closed
for those places nj P. NJ. Of Monday and Thursday.
Upper Marlboro, &c. Nd received byd +. Monday,
Port Tobacco &c, NIL, received Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, by r. NJ; closed Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at p. NJ
Warrenton, Middleburg, &c, Va, received Sunday,
"Wednesday, and Friday, by II P. M; closed at p. NJ
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday.
Leesburg DC, Va, received by and closed at r. NJ.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
nS-Thc postage newspapers and that on all printed
mner addressed to foreign country Ia required to be
paid in advance The postage s also TO be prepaid on lei
and packets addressed TO foreign countries other ihan
Great Britain and Ireland, aud bremen, in Europe, and
places which they pass through the Bremen post
office.
CHARLES X. GARDNER. Postmaster.
PosT OFFICE, WAsnNoroN APnIL 2 1919 ap 3--eod 81
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B ER'S EMBROCAT ION
FOR HORSES. H-l-.- 4

n This preparation willrure s STRAINS, m 5E
Vfftn BRUISES, STIFFNESS, Of joints, SEls9sN
(fXS CUTS, OLD ULCERS, on both man (ffWA
.Al-H- and beast II has cured Ulcers Of ten MI
years standing Relief In given in SPAvINS by It's appl
cation, And for FiSruLA and POLE EVIL II Is sure
cure.
Also, BARDERS HORSE POWDERS. to restore
the bad condition OF the horse and TO DESTROY
WORMS, which give much pam to that noble beast
BARBEWS HORSE BALLS, Tor COUGHS and CA.
TARRII my own preparation, and not i,nmpeted 10
the world AZ specific, but the best found o,ii
u- Horses SHOD by FIRST rate smith, AMI their feet
Intended by myself-coner Of Eighth and ID streets.
N b. All Diseases treated by the subscriber, scien
tfc principles He 10 regular bred arrer, and al.
ways be found the Washington Stables, ready 10 attend
the calls Of the public tjsn lsl GEO BARBER
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Treasury Department., March 10, IsAe.
PURSUANT TO the provision contained In the first sectnn
Of an act Of Congress entitled "An act making appro.
pratlons for The civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
for the year ending the thirtieih Of J'ne, eighteen
hundred and fifty, and other purposes" approved
Marrh3 1912 thereby give notice that the principal and
interest Of all srh scrip has been issued prior 20 the
frst day Of July, iei9 may be issued under the ninth
ton Of the 81 Congress entitled An act raise for
limited inns additional military force and for Other
senniIon ofths same the Treasury of,he United States
be redeemed and paid the sad hrs day July l549
and that all interest on such scrip viii said day
"a ,tt tsH w. MEREDITH,
Mar l3-d2mif A tltt Secretary OF the Urea srrv,
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uoRERT y WALKER
n 1sTISE III AW In THE SUPREME COURT

OF THE UNITED srArEs. 4
IN aurver 70 many letters thinks proper TO cay, thai
he cannot attend claims before Congress- or any OF
shs DrpHrtnenis but will devote his attention exclusively
10 cases entrusted TO him in the supreme Court
Once Pennsylvania avenue, near the Seven buildings
Washington, D. O. mar6-u
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1SuRNIgHED HOUSE TO nENT.-A spIsn.
dId trse aoSy Houss situated on Missouri avsnu: b.
Of he Hon Nj Badger, furnished throughout IN the mos!
sucsrtor nanuer with Every conveniencs or Gsnfesl
Mmiy. FOR further particular !nqrivs q : nvrv
soo-tf Auctionccrs and Com Merchants.
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IN norsaoee Of law L. JAMES X POLK Precedent OF the
limited States of America do hereby declare and make
grown that puhc gales will be held at the undermeutiou
ed land Offices in the State Of IOWA. at the periods herein
Arthe land office al FAIRFIELD, commencing Monday
the fourth ay of June nex the disposal Of the public
laus situated within the aforementioned townships and
parts Of townships, viz:
North ofe base line, and pest Of fie mn principal
meridian.
Townships seveuy-two and sevenythree, range TWEEN
tyhree. ,,..,,
Townships seveuy.two and seventy three Of range TWEEN
Townsps seveuiy.twoa aud sevenythree Of range TWEEN
ISLAM, in section tweutythrec In township sevenlyw0'
OF range fourteen. .. uon5,y
Al tie lau, Office at DUBUQUE commencing on aonunS,
lie lands situated within the undermenuoueu 'o""sP''
North of he base line and trest Of nc -Wmp'u'ePa'
meridian.
Township ninety. three, ofrpnee seven
Townehin ninety three, Of range elsnt 49,, &c. :.
Townships ninety.iwo nntty'thfee' a"u ""s' o'' "
range nine s,rs zen rta
,s,shp ninety three, aud ninety four, OF
range eleven. IL, IL, a., ,,s nee If sehools militia.
- ~ IN ~ fn,rnoses will be excluded from the sales
y 81 W. Y"is ~ lie aforementioned suds Will be com.
roJ an hs DAYS appointed and proceed IN he order ~
MIL bes are advertised, with all convenient dispatch,
wiz, ~ ,ybae sh. have been offered aud the sales thus
's5 pu no sale shall he kept open longer tnan two
& no uriyate entry OF any OF the lands will be adj
s,,,s,,,ul ,f,r the expiration of the Two weeks,
ever under nv hand the city 81 Washington, this TWEEN.
Iyseyenh day OF February, ammo Domni one thousand
eight N"0'''' '''' ''''' IAMEsK POLK,
nv the President;
- RICHARD NJ YouNg,
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THE JusTIcRs OF THE PsAoE Of Washington county
oompanied by the Mayors city and Georgetown viii
today Of o'clock in accordance with previous
arrangement pay their respects In Official capacity to the
President ofthe United States