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Mr.. Polks observation of Sunday. Yesterday
(Sunday,) was very wet day, much rain falling
at times. The weather was so inclement, that
Col. Polk and his family, believe, remained
within doors. Sunday is a day he claims exclu-
svely for himself He has caused it to de distinct
ly n1erstooI that he will not expect on that day
to either receive or make visits He regards it as a
day Of rest and in his own household is determined
to respect it as such His invariable custom is,
to rise early and take long walk before break
fast. His regular habits, with the observance of
strict temperance in all things, keep him in fine
health and spirits. Washington Correspondent
ofthe Journal of Commerce.