Mariners." Professor Espy's report of "Rules for
Maskegon, lake. (See Lake.)
Medicine and Surgery, with estimates for its support du

ring the fiscal year ending June 30, 1851, and a
statement of the number and grades of medical
officers required for duty during the same period,
at home stations and afloat. Report of the Bureau
of .

Messages of the President. (See President.)
Meteorology, &c. Report of the Commissioner of Patents,
in relation to agricultural -
Meteorological observations, by Professor Espy, part 1.
Report of -

Meteorological observations, by Professor Espy, part 2.
Report of -

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Mexican minister, to Mr. Clayton, Secretary of State, in
relation to the wild Indians of the United States on
the frontier of Mexico. Translation of a letter from
Mr. De La Rosa -
Mexico. Operations of the commission to run and mark
the boundary between the United States and
Mexico. Proclamation of the President of the United
States, with correspondence, in relation to an
armed expedition alleged to be for the invasion of
Cuba, or some of the provinces of

Mexico in relation to the character and validity of the
Protocol of the conferences previous to the ratifica-
tion of the treaty at Queretaro, of May 26, 1848.
Correspondence with the legation of

Mexico, from surveys by Lieutenants Smith and Hard-
castle. Report of the Secretary of War, commu-
nicating a map of the valley of

Michigan. Lake. (See Lake.)
Michigan, by C. T. Jackson, United States Geologist, and
his assistants. Report of a survey of mineral
lands in

Michigan, in the years 1845 and 1846. Reports, by
Messrs. Burt, Hubbard, Houghton, Higgins, and
Ives, of linear surveys with reference to mines
and minerals in the northern peninsula of

Military Academy. (See Academy.)

Military bounty-land warrants. (See Land.)
Military roads. (See Roads.)

Militia, their arms, accoutrements, and ammunition.

Abstract of the returns of the

Militia of the several States for the year 1848, under act
of 1808. Statement of the apportionment of arms
to the

Milwaukie land district. (See Lands.)

Mines and minerals in the northern peninsula of Michi-
gan, in 1845 and 1846. Reports of linear surveys
with reference to

(See index to the above, at page 803 of same.)

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Vol. No. Page.

Mineral lands. (See Lands.)
Minnesota, by Brevet Captain Pope. Report of an explo-
ration of the Territory of

Mint, for the year 1849. Report of the director of the

N.

Nautical Almanac, provided for under act of 3d March,
1849. Report of Lieutenant C. H. Davis relative
to the
Navajo country. Report of Lieutenant Simpson's expe-
dition into the

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Naval officers. Report in relation to allowances to
Naval officers of the United States to aid in building up
the German navy, &c. Correspondence in rela-
tion to securing to the Germanic confederation the
services of

Naval stations at home and abroad, submitted July 1,
1849. Statement of the value of provisions, clo-
thing, and small stores at

Naval stations; and also condemned and sold at auction
at naval stations at home and abroad during the
year ending June 30, 1849. Statement showing
the cost of provisions, clothing, and small stores
condemned on board the various national vessels
at foreign
Navigation and commerce of the United States for the
year ending June 30, 1849. Report of the Register
of the Treasury of the
Navy, of the condition and operations of the Navy De-
partment of the public service during the year
1849. Report of the Secretary of the
Navy, of transfers of appropriations for the naval service
during the year ending 30th June, 1849.
of the Secretary of the

Report

Navy, showing the annual number of deaths in the United
States squadron on the coast of Africa, and the an-
nual cost of that squadron. Report of the Secre-
tary of the

Navy, in relation to allowances to navy officers. Report
of the Secretary of the

Navy, transmitting a copy of the report of Prof. Charles G.

Page on electro-magnetic power as a mechanical
agent for the purposes of navigation and locomo-
tion. Report of the Secretary of the

Navy pensioners. (See Pensioners.)

Navy. List of deaths, resignations, and dismissions in
the

Navy-yards, July 1, 1848, and of the articles received
and expended from June 30, 1848, to June 30,
1849; also of those remaining on hand July 1,
1849, under the direction of the Bureau of Con-

struction, Equipment, and Repairs. Statement of
the cost or estimated value of stores on hand at the
several
Navy-yards, for building, repairing, or equipping vessels
of the navy, or in receiving or securing stores and
materials for those purposes. Statement of the
number of days' labor, and its cost, from July 1,
1848, to July 1, 1849, for the respective

Navy-yards, from 4th December, 1848, to 14th Novem-
ber, 1849. Abstract of offers to furnish naval sup-
plies at the several
Navy-yards, July 1, 1848, of articles received and expend-

ed from June 30, 1848, to June 30, 1849, and of
those remaining on hand July 1, 1849, under the
direction of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydro-
graphy. Statement of cost or estimated value of
stores on hand at the several
Navy-yards, chargeable to the Bureau of Ordnance and
Hydrography. Statement of the number of days'
labor, and cost thereof, from July 1, 1848, to June
30, 1849, at the respective

Navy Department, as settled and allowed at the Fourth
Auditor's office for the year ending 30th Septem-
ber, 1849. Abstract of contingent expenses of the
Navy Department, in relation to the amount of prize.
money paid into the treasury under the act of
March 3, 1849. Correspondence of the -
Navy Department and officers of the navy, and the gov
ernor of Mississippi, in relation to the assemblage,
&c., of persons on Round island, coast of Missis-
sippi, during the summer of 1849. Correspond-
ence between the

Navy, communicating to Mr. Levy, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs, the report of Professor Es-
py relating to rules for mariners, part 2. Report
of the Secretary of the
New Mexico in 1849, (part 1.) Report of civil and mili-
tary operations in

New Mexico, (parts 1 and 2.) Report of the Secretary of
War in relation to the formation of a State govern-
ment in

New Mexico. Message from the President of the United
States relative to the claim of Texas to jurisdiction.
over part of

New Mexico, together with a digest of the votes for
and against it; also a letter to the late President of
the United States from Manuel Alvarez.
tution adopted by the inhabitants of

Consti

New Mexico, setting forth sundry grievances, and calling
upon Congress for their correction. Communica-
tion of R. H. Weightman accompanying a memo-
rial of the legislature of

New Mexico and California. Message from the President
'of the United States communicating information,
with extensive correspondence, in relation to

0.

Ocean steamers. (See Steam vessels.)

Officers of the navy. Report in relation to allowances to
Ordnance. Annual report of the Colonel of

Ordnance stores.

(See Navy yards.)

Ordnance, in relation to the mode of manufacturing per-
cussion caps, small arms, &c., in France, Bel-
gium, Holland, and England. Report of P. V.
Hagner, Brevet Major and First Lieutenant of
Oregon. Correspondence embracing further information
in relation to the formation of a State government
in California; and also in relation to the condition
of civil affairs in

Overflowed lands. (See Lands.)

P.

Page, on electro-magnetic power as a mechanical agent
for the purposes of navigation and locomotion. Re-
port of Professor Charles G.

Patents in relation to arts and manufactures for the year
1849. Annual report of Commissioner of
Patents in relation to agricultural statistics, American agri-
culture, agricultural meteorology, breadstuffs, crops,
&c. Report of the Commissioner of
Paymaster General of the army, for 1849. Annual report
of the

Pensions, showing the operations of that office during
the year 1849. Annual report of the Commis-
sioner of

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2

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1 1186

Pensioners in the different States under the several pension
acts of 1818, 1828, 1832, 1836, 1838, 1843, 1844,
February 2, July 21 and 29, 1848. Statement of
the number of

Pensioners added to the rolls of the several States
since the last annual report. Statement of the
number of

Pensioners whose deaths have been reported since the
last annual return. Statement of the number of -
Pensioners who have been paid in the first and second
quarters of 1849. Statement of the number of - 2
Pension agents at the dates of their last returns, on ac
count of invalid, widows' and revolutionary pen-
sions. Statement of balances in the hands of the
several

Pensioners complete to November 7, 1849. Alphabetical
list of invalid navy

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2

1 1193

Pensions during the year 1849. Report of rejected ap

propriations for
Pensioners complete to November 7, 1849. Alphabetical
list of persons restored to the roll of privateer
Pensions under the act of August 11, 1848. ~ Alphabetical
list of widows who are now drawing

Pensioned under the act of August 11, 1848. Alphabetical
list of the orphan children of officers, seamen, and
marines who have been

Peruvian indemnity under the convention of March, 1841.
Report in relation to the payment of

Peruvian guano. Report respecting the commercial

privileges of United States citizens in relation to the
trade in
Peruvian guano. Despatch from J. R. Clay, chargé
d'affaires at Lima, respecting

Pope's exploration of the Territory of Minnesota. Re-
port of Captain
Port of Brazos de St. Jago. Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury relative to the commerce of the
Ports of the United States. Correspondence relating to
suits instituted in courts of admiralty against
foreign vessels entering the

Postmaster General of the condition and operations of
the Post Office Department during the year 1849.
Report of the

Postmaster General in relation to the mail service for the
year ending June 30, 1849. Report of the First
Assistant

Postmaster General respecting the failure of the mail be-
tween New York and New Orleans in the year
1849 Report of the
Postmaster General in relation to an alleged non-compli-
ance of contract concerning steam vessels carrying
the United States mail. Report of the
Postmasters by the Postmaster General, which, by law,
only belong to the President. Report in relation
to the appointment of

Post Office Departments of Great Britain and the United
States in relation to the exchange of mails. Regu-
lations agreed upon between the

President of the United States, with the accompanying
documents, in three parts, on the state of the Union.
Message from the

President of the United States, communicating copies of
a correspondence with the lady of Sir John Frank-
lin relative to the expedition to the Arctic regions.
under the command of her husband. Message from
the
President of the United States, communicating informa-
tion in relation to the abduction of Rey, alias Gar-
cia, from New Orleans. Message from the