I
3
Jiiiii assess.
Iron. Clukebnrg, via Spring Hill, l
a ...,'..
F.-. m G ec-iiburg, vi S ir.ng Hill, to
p- -I Brownvil'e, via eureka, to hn
rpr'ue.
r 10..1 O.! Crk to Celica
Kroui Green-burg, via M If rd, to Hop.
From Hioaihla, via llofiiersville, to
ii!-ti'rc.
Fr.ru O -v-ebii'g, vi Pessmt RHge
0'd SC":il i, BtOO It. livid.
Krorr. O ir '. n, vi Salisbury and Bi!
ren, U Mil;o n.
j ILLINOIS
From Bridgeport, vi Charlottesville
and Sew Hebron, tJ Tlooinsoo.
From Martinsville f Beilair.
From Curb-on dale to I'uMy 3 Mi!!.
fr'rom Xf Bedford to U n k h ails.
From Olswksville to Ptertssnt Hill.
From Cectreville lo Mahomet.
From 0 land, via Brushy Fork.Xew-
rsnn, and Painter's, in i'.iriiiount. I
From Yorkv.Us to Wtnoukn. j
From Bel.e l'rair.e, t Stiers' Miils,
to Fai:fi-M- j
From Mrl.eatisfrioro, via Vickers' Pre- :
cinrt, to Equality. - j
From Benton, vis. Frankfort, to Marion. I
From Yorkville lo Miuook. j
From l'.urr, via Onion Kill, Wakefield, '
anil Irjgr.baui, to Uasoit
From RVoirnon to VtMTtioivi'ie.
From !.wiaevillf to Robinson. '
From Xf wto i via Pickwick and Bible '
Grove, tv Louisville, t
From Vaada'.ia, vi Howard's 1'oiat I
and Freerriatston . to KfUnghaui.
i-'r ici Mucat Vrraon, via, Lou,; Prairie, !
to Fait fie u.
From Marshal! lo York.
. t ram Mauul Verm.u lo Keeae viiie. .
,-
From Mtrkwr A pt.eUu.
Froru Conway ta Briwtal.
Foni Gi!Iitia to Cwm"i'!e.
1111.14 to A ItH isia.
F o M.Ian to Ow-si-o
fr'toin Lfftfiion to L-wisburg .
From Si-ne'-a lo Baxter.
From Sbine to Butler
From M t ri;n vill" to Ox ti k .
From Nevada City to Crawford,
Fr. tu Xevad Ci'y t Girard, in Ktn-Sas.
in
An3on.
l'ro-i
From
sot a.
From
nt'ii'.i.
Troui
From
j; lie?.
F ro ru
F r i tu
From
I iVl.
rom V. av-.-r'T. to liauipioa.
mm ali!i);jtnn to V"8-oavi'ie.
Aiiiiitie t.'iTT u Hamburg.
Acklry to Aiijert Lf, la Uione-
CoavorJ to Albert Lea, in Min
Corainff to Jiryril!c, in Mi
Poit ISyroo, ia IlUaoi, to Le
F
MllvB
I"-.
Fr.
W.i
Fr.
Vnquiikets Up Itab:ii(ue. j
2'iiM to Kiioxvku-.
iiinu l.i'Af to Sfti-tcpr. ;
From Maiu;l:f tr ti Mootu-rilo. I
From Mdmi i'lm-nM in A itieivorth. j
rrory i. r. ij .-ri i-t M.i:trici !i I
r'-tu M'T.f t-- 4'.1rti -.Uf.
F o i Vi -i to il iK oodl. a i
From New Pnrt!;tTid to North
Krt.m Wrsl lVris lo S iui.i.i r.
From HmirJon to Hradford Corm r.
From Fort K-nt to .aiiit Franci.
From IVmbrok lo North IVrry.
From S'rini:,"'J to Winn.
From Norm Newport t ('orina.
fr"roni K isl I'-Tinui tOarIrtnil.
From Smilii Vto:i lo i.ri-nvvni.
From M.iuiit lp?rt. v.h Sf.:l Cove aud I'ap
Harbor, to rvxith Wet UurUr.
From t'Kfpi-i'j. Milt, via Vai(iiii;lii.
WaMiintoii, and North L'nion to t inoii.
Frfm 1'euver ("reek t Fiiitk-:o n.
From Ktir.t l.t-t!iur;i to So(i.iihii;.
Front UV uiiuis'.er lo Krt-iliiiti.
Fr"iii l.inwo(ii lo FrtZ' Nloir-.
l-'ror.'. liw-ivot.! to i. i ir tirt'a.
Kr"i.itioia i in irnw-ori.iL.'.
From Ctn'su-rtovvii lo the Tr ippp.
MICIHtiAX.
F'-orii Msyv'dle to lltiri i C'tirnera.
K.-otii Nori lo WrtMt-d I.ake.
From Kirhnimi tn S,u:i: Clair.
From ICiniiill to lVvk.
From lon(i:-tt t ''-rijj
From l'vii to NewKcrrv.
From Mount Cl.-tmois to Rv (Viitre.
F"i'"'iu Mmiu'. Cieiiti-us. via
(Ym.re.
j l-'r tii O:tonvill lo Stouv Ciee'i.
From A vt-rilj't sfaiio:: t Ilijctirille.
From Martiiicliaro. via IV-uver, to Prnt Wa
ter.
From r.owoli to Middlcvil.
Fiom M nut li?ai'i:tl to Iotiiiri-o Kirer.
Fr m H!o'niimrtUi!e lo itteedsville.
Fr'tn H siiiil' to Low eii.
From ViTfnotiiviIie tolotui.
F'roni Mo ley M.lbr-ok
From M 'iiKt l'!f i-mit t I5ii Kuiiii.
F'rttttl ittiwtif l C:i!fd'.Tti.
Fn in tVutrwl IjUm to Torch Luke.
From ATve.i to Citarlevoix.
From Kitle Tr:4Vf"in lo i:u-iinaw City.
Frorti Clir-!-'y un to Mackinaw Ciry.
From Mnkpoii to Frctn itt Cittrt;.
From Hay City to at.d !!, !t.
Fiom i'urt Austin lo Ka.l Ax
r" o m Mftidoti to N" uli it r Cornvrt
Fiota !Iff:.-ev. viaM'i.'km I.nko. toTr.iTer?f
:itv.
Voim Smyrna to Pindier.
Fro n Newport to Oray.
Fpim Fa Fa"ueiilf to Alexandria Day.
Knim i 'nU.nv Fa Ms to Mui.tviu.
F'roni llui ter t I'l !. ir a.
Fiom Htviilaiid to Chioon Inlp.
Krttii liifoitftori ?o Sh-l!r iaiaud.
fr'ri'tu WHletboroto t'ivdf.
From I'iiIuim to I'rattabnrir.
F'roni Flizavillc to I'lne I'laillA.
From Tivoli to Klizaville.
If'rom Laajsoii'a lo lVimellville.
OHIi).
t
Ktipro Mendoti to (.'elina
HIV'.' ' rr.'iii t'!aikti-li to lfiia.
-oiii . ew i t,ii! io t,anintr.
I'" roin ,l:iK,rr to 1. cust Orova.
rnun Kinrr to llelirviie.
From liaron. via itvenville. to Caaibriiltfe.
From FraiiLlin fur: ar, via l'owaliavilia
and I.vra. to Si iou Kiiriiare
i'rem u'arnaw to Cohoi;ton.
From Noo,arril to ( o!iwtoii.
From fJaCcsvtlle to Wliitvd'te.
! rom niton hiirnare to Vairui Mills.
From Weal, I'nity lo South Wriuiit.
Fiom Van Wert'to (.illmrt'a Mills.
From H.iMioro' to Wunhinuton.
From F,iiil Hot'kini; to Cntlur.
From Ailiritmn NVw I'lyniontti.
From Alliens to Pi-a'1'n Folk
Kn.tii .Fiuprr. via K!ma Gruve. to Locuut.
F'roai Keystone, via Cttesinm Orove, ta Kw
imr'oti.
Illil I.t;i-)JIV!!! Vl- montll t tt.iu i'ra,t,ir
itandnonf'n Mow wi'l Mount. Joy, to tiarden j riajre it
From Srio to i a million. " j . -
From Jeldo to lairtnd Cri-sk.
Frim Mi-Coy ttt Kttoxviiie.
Kroni Milf. iJ to HeitaKt.
fr rom Esonvi;ie to Haiilftvviile.
From Pon:roy lo Alll us. "
From HiiUitoro to Suhina.
From lidailt a to ilit kvd's.
ORKOON.
From I'orest Grorp to Axtoiia.
Frjm Cat:i; Uidwcll. in California, via
Mead, to IJay i loo.t i.ake alley, to Camp vVamer, in
Oregon.
From Hot Springs, vi Fort Klamath,
to J-u-kion vi!;r.
From Vdtoria, via Military Koad, to
Foi est Frove.
PRXSYLVAXIA.
From !Iorton' to Brady.
From O-reoi to S iiitlu Mill.
Kroui .Scot h II l! to Oooki uburj;.
Fro:n Hnliu Station lo klt-tbauy, in
W-t 'irjrma.
From Troy Cpntre to Tyronvilic.
F'roiu Fnrkst'i S!e to PftiHr'l.
From i.ioreville to St"-in9lur(r.
From I'i:on to Pierveviile.
Proui Warren C"' t'e to Le Rat s-v 1 1 ! f
Fro Mi!roy to .Sii. 'v.t'.e
fr'f io Ju jy Like to X.r.i Sandy.
o W-ti-t-r Ciy :t U.-Ittiond.
in H : m t! 1 I i ' tin tir i.
to. M .r.ofi ; M tro.-fi-Hft-r.
Ui Aiii'tai lo ;:e-Jxer.
i"r "o li.ttiloii Cs;t:ia. ,
From Grm.iy Oeo.rts to XrwlPravi- t'-u
.3eo-. i
From A"! it t;c to Va'.isk. I
fr'rom l.iitie S.om to.Caarler 0-k. j
fr'rom Mo-iiit A r to Corfuuji. j
F.-o'u Fort I'aoijou, vta lenoiark, to I
Ini f. j
F cm 1 trior to JVfTi-r.-oa. j
fr"tom K'loxviiie to Harutuondsburir.
Frjia '.'alirk to H,.-ysvi;!e, ia ills- :
SO;iri.
Fr!rn Cmntvr il to NfV Jf IT-rMn.
ft fn Melro io (.;ardn lirore. i
From Victor to JS ,irinrfi -1 d . ;
From Aloi.i "o liiwuLtci-l j
From We.-l Po.ot lo alem. j
Fr, m yanvr to Mapl- L i:idiny. i
From Fl jjd'i. Valii-y to Luvcru, in Min- i
xieota.
From M icedonia to R-d O ik Junction, j
From lew-art toJrtfron. j
From Pottville, via Myron and Ludlow, j
Wnukoti. j
From Stratrrterry Point, via Saint te- I
boid aud U ii; City, to C rad r. ;
From Am:, via iiamlirj's Grove, Oak- j
4ld,'Kiira, Lui o -k's Orove, Mct-.'f, and j
Carroiilcoi , to C oruil Ceiitrr.
From Fort il u;-oa, via Drcmark and i
Parish, ti Danviiie.
From port II ir.'n to fr iUit
fr":!tl lari;i(. ia Na'taAa. lo C'ti: revilltf
fr'rom Vova.v-i to MtMi -t j
From llo'l.i d lo S ico'it'i k. j
fr rotn l.itli I'rairi 'o I 'it-t;to':8. j
From Ca, a-, via ltr!l.j iiivtriii.! Ccrvid.fo i
vin.itada j
fr'rom P.tukuev.via IVitysvi '.s. to liaiii !
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r 1 ui'!
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I.
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M Kr.
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L-i:nt :' il
llo'i io 1'
11 1
r , . - r . c '
y 'n A k t r '
"f , to L' t f rpo
a to S.jw: -i Si-
I
rliuj
MIXXKTA.
From H-aver Falii to Wilmor.
From WMHtest::a to (ireen Uiy
Mil
iu V
I8COU-
via Xi laon.
-ck Fails to
From Toielo, i Spring Creek, to
Eader Hiil
From CitUice Gnte to Deetileld.
Fdci Cold i-pr-nx to Fort Aikio?on.
F 'om Mchan:ciTiile, via Cedar IJiulTd,
to ci r.
From Marion, vis. Wild Cat Grore, to
Maonvilie.
KASSAS.
From Salina to Wilkeaon.
From OttaKi to Corona.
From Pteasanton to Haiuboliit.
From O-ajre to Morgan.
From Holloa to Topeka.
From Otta- to Larj.
From Muscotah to Hiawartia.
From Emporia to Arkansas City.
From Humboldt to Wichita.
Frorj Indt-perdenoe to Wt&fieM.
From Chetopnh to SUtrmai!, in Tum.
From Pr'jer to ISberrnari, ia Texai.
Frou Ciirard to Jacksonville.
From Oirard to F-edoiita.
From Girard to Lamu. in .Missouri.
From Fredonia to Saint Clair.
From fr'red ui to E'ireU.
From Lawerence to Lyadoo.
From Lyndon to Burlmgtt d.
From Wilmington to At ma.
From Topeka to Auburn.
From Wametfij to Alma.
From Ogden to Parnilel.
From Junction City to Manbatttn.
From Manliatteo to Irvinfr.
From Irving to Ciay Centre.
From Bslpeoj to t'.floit.
From Ottawa to Oage City.
From Waterville to Scandinavia.
From Washington to New Scandina.-
From I,'e Citv to frTynta.
fr'r in l.tti -rt to 11 it'i.
fr'rom fr'Hi-:ian It t trl-P4'o
l-'roTtl Walia.aa. M:utie-'a.
Maxvtl'e. Pia ritr Omaioi. ami 1
fcaoi Clu'r. Wi-coli-n I
fr'roin JluTimfrka. M im-es-'ta. via linffIo City, ;
Atirh'O-Mtf, v"onan.iee, Montana, and Ujm.-o, I
tt Atiiruta. Vis-oit!,iii. !
fr'r on ltke Liliian, via Kandiyoiii, to -Suai
, it lkf . j
fr'rom Williri ir, via Xcw 1 nd n, Hiirnhank. (
Crow Lako, Nortii fror:, amlj Getty, tj Saak !
Centra. '.
fr'rom Norway Ttke to ro..r laks. ;
from Ai-xud:"n. via 11. lines City, to Ga- j
trr'i. .-,! toil j
From Lit hfulJ, via Venatiitali. to Paiuea '
vii'a. 1
Frm Sand Cretk. via iI-!-ia. to Oral. j
fr'rom loty, via Fraukford and HaniiUou. i
t Hivrh fr'orsst. ;
From Iniia Tliorso:!. in th p-inntv' of!
S-earim, via Gilchrist ariC lrovs L.tke. to Sauk
Centie. J
fr'rom Vi'imi:r. via Norway I. die and Wm! j
l.akn. t Lake .(tdnniia.
r.-.an Ktukhovea. via Granite Kails, to i
Lvnd.
fr'n m IVoe Earth City, via Ewr.id and Clay
ton. .".'.itii pt..l i. to For i.j Coy. Io a.
fr'roiii W iiifimr. via Eik!o Lakt and W'ew:
End of laike George an 1 Wot L.ike, to New
Lomioo.
fr'rom Ciunptvr t Cilir t It :t:ilds:oi and
C: aiineri Store, cn I: La -'jai I'aiie ti.vr.
fr'rom Hold!! to So 1 1. liclu.
Frjrn Jtu.ssvi!ts to Aln.jt.
I :o'tf . r', ta .Ii Kt : !;'" d:i't
M otiirty V Si-
Ftwiu T . bam
Fro ti Z no Hili '" Co " rsovrj-.
F-i'in I.' a r w itt v i . i tr I o A mou t i i v
From Atmoavi !e, via, llioomi nglou, to
Cu r iti i 1 .
fr'rom Nor itEit io W. tt-b'tr.
From 1 1 - r ick to Uatiini lirl L
fr'rom Wy . ! i-i tr to Herrick.
F om Hu.-at-ll lit;! to KemerviHc
K ""i"!!! Coopirrbi:' to Centre Valley.
I'rom I'sa'Citfiiif, via Pickering and
West P.kiiund, to CUfs-uT Sprit-js.
fr'rom Seiiervi;!e, via. Liraeporl ft oil
Lo-oist V .ljey, tr. CoOf't rr.illrij.
From Perro'.eom ta-ntre to Cherry Tree.
I'rom Corchrativiiie to Londonderry.
From La:ia'k to .Allffuitti,
Frotu TiUj Key viiie to Ka'uudus Forest
SoL'Tn CAROLINA.
From Jetler-on to ISrewer M iit:e.
From lii'iiiic-iltVi'le to Litjiiinoiid. in X'orth
Cartilina
From Monro, "Nort't Carolina, to Ilrewer
M itte, boutii Ciii'oiiita.
tf:xnk.ssf.k.
From Shaw' ( r..." LotitJ to tiio Mou;.:i Eik,
III Norl li t 'ar.jlit.a
fr'rom MotiiiV lloieb i t jlapev ("reek.
I- ioio Nyl.-o to (.rti: I'lntii. in tirtoy
r ritu 1 1 j.r;,iiiv iit lo rne;ir.
1 fr
11 ick m
; City. Kobuisoa is ioru,
t Lyetljuiv.
i tf.:-
a ilsottviiie, Oin:i
aud Kfliey's Stcrc, to
AS.
MISSISSIPPI.
i fr'rom Lnnt' Cieek ' E'!ie"tf Mii'c
1 From Paidw.ll to I'ie.-a ttoti
j fr'rom tN'idwater li i! tiiy Spriit.
i fr'idfn Slravhorn ts 'lrio
j fr'.otn N'. ?.titiV rTaiion itt I'i- Ma'am H.il.
' fr'rt.m .A oltevi.'Ii:' Io P 'lit -lot .
; Kro::i Ko-co'bka . t; r e:;s!"rj
.fr'roai I'tiilat!'.' j hiH l .Me; ii in.
; Fiom M'Hnljoii S:at.oti io F'O.orl.
1 F t'ttl W-!i! S'atitja to i ii;il.
fr i t ni Loaji.'. i c io (,'i-r; i;si.
fr ifjodtitan t;Ti:o:itai"Li.
j Fr.oi laolTotl lo lor"'i i.ko.
fr'rom Orz ll ft to I(a dvi'i.
Froiij c.oocuio tt.' Cuittt;.
; JiLSStiCUf. .
Ki'ota t'.hitrleeton ti I't i.-e's I.anditi'r.
i From Coaini-rce. via l.f nton, tt Morley.
fr'roin Moruattd, via Puitou and liable' lo
; Apltletotl.
t fr'rom Mount Vern'in, I'tw rencb County , to
i Picrcs City, I-uwrencs 1 otiaiT.
! MONTANA
From Missouri lo Pierre ("ity, it Idaho.
NEBIiASK-V
j From Liocolo, via Camd-n and Pleae
; an' Kill, to Meridau.
1 Fiom Xetuaiia, via Sherman, M mterey,
' Lo:i Urancb, anil Table P. jtk, to Law-
I ereiitie City.
!
fr'rom Xtivtit la to Motitirontery.
I-'rom Lit. tien to U:.inlolii, io Arkansas.
fr'roai uasiiter, v. a Homer, io luaii.
VLRMI INT.
fr'rom Miiimoi.:',: Io Wa'Sit'ford.
From .oreSora to I.at i bet:'. I'tti-tt.
Kiom Mo e own I N" r fi fray-ton.
fr'i-..tii Plaii-iiei.! to Kn' Piaimield.
Fr.oa It.it'a.ift I" St-.ckert. e.
ViiUiLMA.
r'rom into
fr't ot.i Avji
fr'roal Null"- Io
I iota llavel-t.v
.. t M
t ( " I ee i
s 1'iei-k.
1 i'. hltuul .Mii !
f" fr'armei's'i fr'ori;
fr'r -ai hr'!!.iii.nvilte t Wlntu i s Mulf.
1 ro n Shsdy Grove to t'.nrtit Chimiiev .
fr rom I; n lo loi liall to li:ti:y Groe.
!-!- til LiitetiV lo lllit-r 11:11.
From Aiitio'iviil- Ifc ItlcKleT'.t Mili.
WHS T VIll'lLMA.
Icatatit Ia!tr, viaN?vp rf,to Smtth'i
From WasbinRtoa to Janetion City.
From Muccotab to Westmoreland.
F.oui Gainettto 1 redciiiia.
From Hiawatha to Bfownsvil'e
From frioi.k Crees to Eliribetb.
From Baiter Springs to Sberman.
From Olden to Randolph.
KroiuOaje to P. pinsville, Missouri.
From E ireka, vii U.iper E k Kiveraod
Gr iu3e Creek Cr sswell.
FromE in ka to Atkanaas City, tft ,
Grouse C-eek. i
From Howard, viaEik River, to tbe j
Vi- r leRri-! River. i
From Jeff -rionTille, vi Cant River, to j
the State Ltae. . ;
From Wichita, via Arkaneas River, to j
the month of Grouse Creek.
From Eldorado to Arkansas City. i
From Haye's Ciiy to Fort Dodge.
KESTtJCKV
Frqm Estil Furnace to Winchester.
From Hillsboro' to Bangor.
. Krom I5eatly3ville to Conrptoa.
From llardnisburg to Huononville.
From August to Germantown.
From MarJiJonville to Garnettsville.
From Mount Sherman to Lmdvillo.
From Paioisville to Blair.
From Vinch--star to F.tcotMjrir.
From WiocheBter to Indian Old Fields.
From Hartford to Madisonville.
From Cadiz loRockford.
From Wilbum to Clinto?i.
From Florence to Benton.
From Sugartown, vi Btb,l Bridge,
Cheneyville.
LOUISIANA.
From Rooms to Live Oak.
MISSOURI1.
From Carthage to Galeubrg.
From Osceola to Pieasantoo, ia Kan
sas. I
From Butler to Little Osage.
From Princeton to Half Rock.
From Vtarshfieli to Gainesville.
' From Hortyille to Aurora. ,
Fn m t'or9ythe to Gainesville.
From L"D LaBe to Hartville.
"From Citrtbage to Keetsvilfre.
From Victoria to Rush Tower.
From Minerville to Berryville.
From Clinton to Quiooy.
From Memphis to Veraoo, in Iowa.
From Marble Hill to Perryville.
1 From Carthage to Girard, in Kansas.
From Pierce City to ' Washburn.
From Montgomery to Clarksville.
' From Trenton to Winte'rville.
From Osceola to Springfield.
From Billings to Waebburo.
'
From Columbus, Xeltraika. vi Plea--
nt Run and Saint Hcieua, lo Yanctou,
Dacoia Territory.
From Lincoln to LVxtrice.
.From Norrolk to D -etstien.
From Brownsville Xebrarka via We i
dlir s Bridge, Steinman, Mo Mslk'n,
Tale Rock Pawtiee C.tv . West, Br iocb
and Jlissiou Creek , to Mtryoviile, Kn
Sa.
From Pawnee City vi Steiamau
Stewart', aud Muddy, to Beatrice.
fr'rom Htg Sandv toGleugary.
fr'rom Blair loLogau
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From Sirifford Cornea to Northwood
From Gilmanton to Pittrti-ld.
From Centre Ofippee to M oultonville.
From Benniogiou to Peterborough.
fr'rom Gouic to Centre Strafford.
From R ichester to Alfred, in Maine.
From Gdmantoa,vi Lower Gilmamton,
London Ridge, and London Centre, to
Pitufield.
From Bath to Dansville.
NEVADA.
From Tona to Saiat Joseph.
From Hamilton, via Huko, to Callvil'e.
From Hamilton to Reveille.
FrOm Hamilton to Ejjao Canon.
From Elko to Silver City.
From' Hamilton to Montezuma.
From Carina to Eureka.
From Hamilton,!-' Mount Ophir.
From Palisade, via Mineral Hill, Se
cret Canon, Hamilton, and Treasure
City, to Sbermantown.
4EV JERSEY.
From New Germantown to Pottersville.
From Andover to Lincoln.
Krom Andover, via Lincoln and Tran
quility, to Hunt's Mills.
NORTH CAROLINA.
From Monroe to Jefferson.
From Do be on to NackoUville, in Vir
ginia. .
From Lexington to Milledgville.
From Marshall to Hayaville, in Tenn
essee. . From Leesburg to Parker's Store.
From Marshall to Siocksvilie.
From Kotherford to Spartanburg, in
South Carolina.
NEW MEXICO
From Las Vegas to Fort Bascom.
From Alobuquerque to Prescott, in
Arizona.
From Las Cumas to Ralston City.
FiOin Las Vegas lo Mora.
XEW YOMK.
ir
i
: VrtTii
! Gan
J fr'tom Sttimp'.a Stole tt Braxton Court House j
' fr'roiii Shttieevilie to Sooili B'aiuli I )ep t i
' fr'rom iirotvwinn ti, on South Sido t.f Kana !
- wiia Kiver. via Coaisf.tinr. t;.;ii'oi. tho M 'iilii i
j of Loup ( reek . .I'.lnison e Mill-, Lanr. I I reek .
antl t.'a jidy'B Miiie. to fr'ayeiie Court Houue.
i fr'roin ii'-V. Cieek to Month of -ellefM.
fr'r ia WaideiiviSie to I ol iaibia Farnace.
1 in Virginia.
i fr'rom Buffalo, via Wilson Piidtlv's John
' Hambrie'.. and Beiyami i Day', lo Point
i I'lea.ant.
From Rich Creek, via Ireland Creek. Gil
! Ik rt Creek, and Beach Creek, t the .Mouth of
Pond Creek . I
j From I'pl 'Ii'i. via IloNertt MnN, linkers
Store, and Ho.veii'u Miiia, to Cabell Court
llont-e.
fr'rom Ciicltie Court lioiii"-' to Hone Creek.
fr'rti'n ToWit-PiitlV lill-io I'raxtt'ti
fr'rom i 'leii'ie.teti. via l.o'ft?!! Nli"a! , Porter'e
ireek, mid ii; Sycamore, lo Citiy Court
Hun..
fr'rom I 'hat leton to Bel! Cieek Church.
l-'rooi I'enti-boroati i''ox'e Mifle.
Fr .in itm ri.vlile to lo It. .UK Creek.
fr'ro.ii T v. n-c!.(i" Mi I. via Hul.bei'it Kim.
GetniKii Seit'etiieul , an l tlie Ht iitl of .u I le Ot
ler Creek, to BraXL. n t'onrx. lloti-o.
WASHINGTON.
From Vancouver to Siroun'a Battle Ground
WISCONSIN.
From Ci.ttasze Grove, via Xora, to Deer
field fr'rom Mi'tncftka, in Minnesota, to Atrusta.
fr'ro.ii llipon lo tbkort!i.
From Fort ittinou to Cold Spring
fr'rom Belmont to fr'euiiimore.
From Prairie Hu Ciiien to De Sota.
From Mineral Point to Blanchaidcville.
fr'roin r-parla lo Orlalio
Krom Green Bay to Kit.i Claire.
fr'rom Ean Ctar lo Waukesna
' From Saint Paul in Minnesota, to Saint
Cro X.
From Ctica to S'ou-hton.
Krom Door ('reek to Lake Mills.
fr'rom (Iroutebnrir to Trade Lake.
fr'rom Nicodah lt Sherwood Forest.
From -aim Croix Fulls to Clam River Falls
From lliimbird to Staffordaville.
It mm Slilwater to Lincoln.
From Menomonee to Erin.
From (-Jienilale to llillBDoro.
From BuHalo City to Auxus'a.
From Nasawanpee to Sturneon Bay.
Ironi Viola to Viroqna.
From Diamond Bind' to Ellsworth.
From Green Bay, via New London, Stevens
Point, Neillsville, and Abiisih. to Ean Claire.
From Kan Clare, via Hoc KalU, l.una. Du
rend, and Nelson, to, Wabasha, in tbe State of
Minnesota.
From Cottage Grove, via Nora to Deer-
fieFrora Fort Atkinson to Cold Spring. s
From Eaton t Kiel. Mauitowae County.
Prom Fort Uoward to Fliutville, Brown
County.
WYOMIN3.
I tlen, Samuel Fawter, Wm. B. To', Wm
11 . Clateii John'!'. 3ttllan. S. P. Brown,
(George H- "Ittct, W. C. Bestor, E. M
I G-tdinudrt, H. ( Fox, MatinewG Km-ij.'
I Wni.Siickuey Mirlia M U direr, Rtch
anl Sutton, Divid D Clone. R-ahett Will-
inniM, Win. P. Copeland, Wm. II. Nalley,
(i 11. B. White, . lames T. Pmcbxrd, J,
C Wall. John H. McCutchea, Poulus
Thyson, Bernard Hajes,.Jacob D. Kitcb,
and their associates and sssigDS, be,
aii.i they are hereby, created ft body cor
porate, ftnder tbe name of the ColmxHa
Railway Company, with authority to cot -struct
and lay down a single or double
track ratlwm , with the Deeessary switcb-
m and turnouts, in the city and county ot
Washington, iu the District of Columbia,
j through and uiong the followinst avpnne3,
streets, and hifjhwaya ; commeuciup at
j ix point on tho eastern sid of west Fif
i tcenth street, on New York avenue.
j i.irut d rajtw tiuli n.uu doiu "um-
j its intersection with north K. street ;
j ihence aioni; north K $reet to its inter
j sectio;i with Majtacbuielis avenue ,
1 thencu s.'otiir Masiacnuselts avenue to
i it-s iiiter-ectson with unrth II street, ; and
j t hence alonjj north H street to its eastern
j teriaicsv on vi;h tbe Coiunihia turunike
gte ; with tue rigut to run puonc car
riajiei thereon drawn by borsi-power,
! receiving therefor a rat of fare not ex
i ceedinfi mi cents a passenger for ai y d:-
tance oil salti road,
Skc '-. And be li further rnartnl. That
should a ini-jority of Ibe itock holders so
eect, at any tut-e wnbin two years af
ter tbe completion of. said n ad, (provid
ed for ia sectiou one above. ) lit. eaid com
pany tli -,11 have the ri"ht to extend said
ronii, either with n, sioirle or double
track, with the necessary switches and
tnrnoui;, nloog the line of tbe Coluni
bin TurcinUe Railroad Company, with
' the consent of sui'l Turnpike Road Com
I pany, or on any other road leading north
! wtir.ilv or eastwardly front f-u. h inter-
sectioli at. the CohtmtJia turnpike gate,
j cow opened, or wbicu may hereafter be
opeueu, ) tue proper aui norinee , nnu
tleiic along said toad or roads, by Ibe
most practicable ro'ote or route. to the
termini near, at, or in tbe di.-tiirt of
Co umtiia, leceiving thereor a rste of
fare not eiceening seven eieul s tt pa tf se i -i-er
for any distance on said road or
roads- Ti e carii es u the u ni.no
aid roMd to roads t(. be propelled eitnei
ly horse power or dummy enn'nes, at the
ptiouof tbe said railway cumpncy.
S-c. J. Ai d fie it further enacted,
i bnl tht Sold toatl -r roads shall be
"teiiied real estate, ami, toueiher Willi
i. ei real .nd it- S'inal properly of said
I' oiy corp . rate, shall be liable to tiX4
iiu as o'her re 1 cslale itioi perstjoni
lr -;'. rty, a'Hi to I'ceuse for 1 heir vehicles
t-r chIs in 'be ct'y itnd ctutiiy .fjre
- ,i i i . eit--pt Ht liereina'ir provided.
.Sc.. 4 And be it furl tier enacted,
That ihesa'd r-ilw.y shafl lie laid
l.ea r the t et.l re of I li aveu .eS and S' p ete
sa thecily ot' Wastiitiiiton as pr.ici icaole,
( Ait Iniu ' li.terfei in wu or pass'nii over
ittf ts-Mier or gs ptpes,) in the most ep
i.rtved maittjerad.t-e'i to -treet rail a'ay ,
.lib the rails ot the most approved
paiiern,to be dettrniitied by tbe Sereif
! .y tit ibe Interior, laot ripoii u even
i surface tvith the pavemen: of ihit street
1 or avenues : and the space between tbe
j two tracks (where two are laid ) sball f
i .tt he lees than tour feet, i;or moie than j
-ix teet, nu-i tbe cariiaet; fcha'tl not be
less than six feet, in width ; the iratie j
to coi respooti wit h tbaot'the iiet.ipoii- ;
i tu railroad. That the railways ia tbe ;
j county (should it lie determine n coo-
stroci such, roirts) fhaii be 'rid in socli t
1 iiiauui-r as will least lutcTlere wit.ii ibe !
i ordiijiiry travel oT iheroid i
j wbii"b lue track shall be laid
j Sec. T. tiiiti be it furttie1" enacted,
; That t bo said corporation heiet.y crea
j te.i shall te bound lo keen said tracks,
j iud f'r a sptce of two leet beyiiiud the
j otiirr r:til ibereot, ar.d ulso te space
ceiwet-n the tracks, so far as the same are
! within; tne nuns of Ittj ci'y of Wa-h-
lujiton, at. alt time v cj 1 pave i antf la
;-.t.J orJer, witt.nuc s-ipecs to the Vni-
ii Slates i r the said cav AnJ !;-. case
t'iie road-a c--.ii he exieijde heyead lhe
Itiiiit" . t sil city, hs bereti'f'ore fir-.v icied ,
:be sai-i c.ir ji-iratior: shall iC boutol t"
keep said tra'-ks, and lor tbe space tit two
tcet fteyitn i the i;u:rr rail thereof, es-.i
also the sluice between the tracks, well
graveled or pa veil aud in good order, so
as not to impede tbe general travel oa
snui roais by vehicles or otherwise, with
o'i i ejpcusu to the coiibty f Wasbiog-
on.
Sec. . Arid be it foriher rnscied
fha. noiliir: in this act shall prevent- th
Hoverntnetit at any time, itL 113 eplton.
'rom altttiitij liie trtade, or o'herwiso im
iiMivitt)j all avetiii'S attil s:reets o;'cu
toed by saoi n;tl, or t '1 e tile ritr ut
'.Vashiiiloii friibi s.'
H1K sill It streets Stu
S"wcnu;e tner. o?", a mar be il' ifer their
reiirieci i aottiority and cont'd ; in
suctl event, it shall be ibe duty of saitf
: coiitpoy t change liieir satti r.'t!wy fio
as lo conform to such grade and pave
i lii'-nt.
j ' Sec 7. And be it further enacted, 1
1 ToHi this act iiiav at aiiy liiaebe nlterd. j
amended or tejiealed by tbe Congress of I
1 t tie l uiied States .
be held ti he stockholder.-: Provided, That no
one individual shad be allowed ti wnVeribe for
roor-: than two bur.dred shares of said stick:
Piovideu fcrlbcr. That every subscriber a a I
pav. ;t the lime 1 1 siil.wi ilinrf, t weniv-K ve ger
ce'ituui of the Kmount bv him sner;bed Io be
treasurer appointed by lhe corporators or liii.
eul.scriplioii shall be null and void. If. at tvio.
end of i wo days, a larger amount than tlie Clo
nal stock t.f said company shall have been ai.b.
scribed, the books shall be closed, ami tbe saiiii
corporators named iu the first section si. a s'
forthwith proceed t ai.porti n said captiaa
slock aiiionv tile subscribers pro rata, and nmke
public prociamation of tbe number of t-tiaie
udoiled to each, wbi b stiatl be tiont: and com
pleted su the same day the books bre closed::
Provided lui tlier. That nothing shall be receiv
eil in the pay Blent of twenty -live per centum,,
at the time ft subscribiug. except money. Anil
when the biMiks of sultscri4ii.ioii r.f ibe capiiHl.
slock of said company shali be closed, the cor
porators named iu tbe first section, or a major
ity of tfiem. and, iu case any of them refuse or
neglect to aci.thvn a Majority of the rurnaiuder.
shall, vvitiiin ten days tuereafi.cr, call ti:o tirt
uiettini? of the stockholders of said c.oinj.itny . ts
mefct w.itiiin ten days liiereafier o.r 1 he clioii;o
ot seven .!irect4U's. of whit il public not.cn shall
be given for live davs in not less t, an two pah
be newspapers published daily iu the city of
Washington, or by wriiieuir printed pei-soral
notice lo each s ockholdei by the clci k of th t
corporal ion. And in all mef iinirs of Htoi-klio'd-ers
each share bliaU estitlo tho holder lo one
v tie, to lie i'Veii iu person or by proxy.
Sue." 14. Awl b? it fartkr rntr!fr. That
lhe government and tli eelion of the au.tirs of
lue company shall be Vested in a board of i'j
recioi h. seven iu nu.ubee. v bo aital: be stock
holders, and who shall hold ihi-ir tilfire f-r .inr
year i:uil ethers are duly ele.'icd and qualiheif
"o lake their places as directors. And nut saiil
dirta-tois t:i tioijority of wlioiu, the presitl' nt,
be ing one, i-bill 1 const itnte u ipiornnil situ 11 elect
one t f beirniiinberio be president of the board.
vvli . shall also be president of lhe uij-anv;
mid they shall alsti choose a treasurer, who
;-liBll e.ive boinis, wilh se-'iirity. lo said cotnpa
n in such sum as tiie said directors may re
quite for the faithful discharge of his ti n t. In
case of n vacancy in the board of directors by
tht death, resiijnatioii. or o herwi.-e of any di -rector,
the vacat-cy occasioned theleby ehall ho
tilled by lhe remaining directors.
Ski;. 15. And le it r.'hrr init ted. That
lhe directors shall have lull po ,ver to in ke ami
pies' ribe such by laws, rtiies. ami re. titaliims
as liiev shall ileein neeoiul and proper. res;teci
iitfT iho disltosiliou and inunaveinelit it iho
slock , piopertv estate, and ell'vcts ot the com
panv. not lonirary to the cfi.oiei- or l ing of
ibe 'United fr tares and the ordinances of the citv
ami coimivot VVashiiiLiioe: Pfvitictl. i hat tho
direi-tors ol . aid corporal ion si'a.l have t'tvliT
lo i e pi 're the subs:ribers to llotcapoa stock
4 nay the amount by ibeiu respeetively sub
scribed at such nine i:4tier lhe lir.-t iustalnieiit.)
iu Hiicli manner, and lit such attiounls as tl-ey
may deem projt4-:-; and if u:iy son. U holt!. -r shall
re!s-e or : cled to pay any tenia ittents as re
ipiired bv a les' Utiou of I he t'oar.i of oil ectors,
a tier leasointbli- uoiiceoi the same, the saiduourd
ol liitttl-lotli tjtHY sell at nubile attcl loll . to I no
i hiihcs! bai.ier. so in n v sitat es oi tils i-aii-t'ck
j as shad pay saal installment (am! lite hi.ihe-1.
balder shall l.c ta.iell lo I e tile pels -a alio oi
lers to puichasw the Ic.ist. iitituhi-r ofsitates for
l..e assesstiieii! '.tie ,1 uinie." such teueral rej;it
lalio s as may be au-'p eil 111 the by laws i f saitt
cot poratlon: or fc.od iaaiy mporaie ina surt
ntul collect lhe same fnai any li dliapieilt Slitt--siiiber
ii aiy cool ct comc!Ie:.: j.liothc
tioii. Sec. 10 .1-'' Lr it farther enflrd, T.'sar
titera shall be an annua! na-euii,' of tae stock
boidcis for choice of illrt ct' i- . lo be l iihien at,
such I i uie anil plitce, ulu'er each Condi iot'S.a'id
iipitn s'.lt il l.oiii e as llie s.tid cinpatiy ililbeir
b-. -las liny presc ibe; aiol a;d ihrec:i"s - had
aiiioialiy toal;.-a lepoi t lit wiinti.-ci tlieiriio
i tu 1'oiiLiress. or 4 the Sc.-'t-iaiy ol the I,i
IC'ior.uiid to lhe e.oekfolJeis ill p.clicial liit;l-
f fj. IT. An l ir it fur'.h'r tn.ictrd. That
lhe taiyoc ami coun,-il of said citv. ami lU.t levy
couit of saui c t.tuly, anti the sevctai of'icers of
the-e corpora: ions, ami the said corporations,
uro Itsiehy pi-"hihiied iront uoinr any urt ' r
i:ti: K to hit'Oer, delay , or ol.s! l-iit t 1 h roust rut-
t-r opeiaooi.s of said raitv,ay, as herein a.l
tl.orizeu.
Sic. .
!
1
I '
And we i; fur !,;, er.wifl, Tba".
roads on i the stuti comi'sny s'tatl bivs, at ail lime", tho
free and i.ltmteri upie.i Use of tite ro.iawav.
1 Aitd it ai:V pel son or persons shall wiita iy ao.i
: unnecessarily obsl i ilcl or impede li.e iiss(iu
i:l, or ucetroy tir iojiite lac cars, cepoi. s:
t luiiis, cr aiiv '..ther proper! y i.t-hu.yiiti; to sua!
! i :.iiw ity cUtpHoy . I tie pei-s-m to- pers-ais so o; -1
leliilliii; s'l.aii lorfel! al:d pay f- r i-at h e.Heueo
: the taut t-i ten Ool'i;is to said ci inpa;:v, t. t o
! lecoveied ul'.d dis;a,e'4 f i as oiiicr hia, and
enaitics iii said eiiv and couiiiy. au-i shall re
i u.aiu liaole, i;i adiiitioii to said oeiiahy. iur itny
j lo.-s or iiai;.ai:e oexasi.'iie.i hy his l.er. or ti.ctr
; a-.:; , as uiorrsaiii ; bilt no s.iii shall b!oiij:l.r,
j utslcss comiMenceii v irhiu ix:y diiys alier su.-ii
I t-ilctice shall have been comiiiil.et!.
I
i Sec lit And it it further enartfd That.
uuledsxaid corporation silail make and coinpielo
liieir said raawwy Lclweeti WM r . I'.eeut a
street and lite eartjiu teiamius of inoih 11
slreet v iluia eiyht month after the company
.-!iaii,'!:ave b'j-ti fully orgattizea, then tins act
shall he nil!! and void, and no rij.'hi- v. haio. v, r
shall be acjaired uiiuer il ; ami 1.1. at- ine leiilaiit
der of sai.l road shall he C"inpit ieti tif e-oui
rueticeil toils propos. li terminus ia li'C couii'y
of VV i.siiiuloi: vviLiiiu li . e y ta: ...
Plir. VO. AikZ he it f.n-v.'i- etie"d.
o pt-rsotl s'i!:lil be tlC'dliblted lhe llbl. to
altering aud improv- ; lajtmsly .iisei
id aveutiea And the i fsre exscied.
l Cat
trav
el on any part ot tc-ul road or roads, or ejected
ft tm l l.e cars thereof, tor any ot in:r cause than
that of ; e'l't; ilrtititi, ilisoriierl v, inicieau. ctm-
seawd. rei'nsmg l" pav the l.-oal
or to romi lv with lhe genera!
reyuUti' iis of I tie company.
Sue. ?!. And le il farth-r
esjt-h . f tlie s t s itoldet s in Vie
From Fort Halleck to White River.
Krotntiarauiie City to Ciiinebar City.
From Laramie to Oilman City, iu Colorado.
Approved, July Ht 1870.
Pcblio No. 68.
AV ACT to incorporate tho Columbia
Railway Conmpacy of tbe Districtof
Columbia.
Be it enacted ly the Senate and Ilovee of
H mru. 4 ...... ..4 i J. 4 rf Amrw.
tea tn Congrett attembltd:
That WiiUsm Gunftao, Jobs 0. McKel
Sea. 8 And be it further enacted
That nothing in ibis act shall be so con
strued as to auihorize said body corporate
iio issue any note, tokfti or dei-ice, scrip,
or other evidence of debt, to be used as
nrr. n y.
Sec. '.t. And be it further enacted. !
That the capital situ k of said company i
.-bail not be less than one bunircd ibous- j
-tnd doiisrs nor more tfie.n four hutniretl
ibousaud doi'ars, ami that the ttock i
sh-tll tie liivided imoshares offif y dollars
e-ti h aijd sfiaii lie .iet inerl pi r-onai piou- !
ertv, iraiisferabl- in such manner us Ibe
In- aws of sai.i c.iiiipiny may d rect.
Sec. Id. Ami be it, further enacted,
Ttiai ibe said eotopany shall place tiral
c! tss rnrs on said railway, wi'h all the
uiodein ittiivruv. n.e its, for the covetiience
sod comfort bf passerger?, and shall
run e .rs thereon durinir tbe day and as
ia e as ten o'clock at night, and a often
as every li'teeu miuuies, between west
('if eentb street and the eas'eru terminus
of north II street ; and in ease the said
road shall be extended beyond the city
liuilss, on the entire road, or such por
tions asmsy he completed, through the
day and night, as often as the pnhlic con
venience and I he interest of tbe railway
company mav require : Providifl however.
That the can i iges or cars thereon shall
mske not less tbn eiaht trips each way
per day during six days in each week.
Sec. 11. And be it further enacted.
That tbe said company shall provide
such passenger rooms, ticket officers. of
C es, giableg and, and depots at such
points as the business ot the railroad and
tbe convenience of the public may re
quire. And said company is hereby
auth .'riz"d to lay such rails through
transverse or other streets or roads as may
be necessary for the exclusive purpose ot
connecting the said stables and depots
with the main tracks ; and the said com
pany is hereby authorized to purchase or
lease such buildings aa may be necessary
for the passenger rooms, ticket offices,
stables, and depots above mentioned.
Sec. 12. And be it further enacted.
That all articles of value that may be in
advertently left in any of the cursor oth
er vehicles of said company shall be tak
en to its principal depot and entered in a
book of record of unclaimed goods,
which book shall be open to the inspec
tion bf the public at all reaonable hours
of business. '
Sic. 13. And be it junker enmetrd. That
within thirty ifavs after trie passage of this act.
the corporators named in the first section, or a
majority of them, or if any refuse to act, then
a majority of the remainder, shall cause books
of subscription to the capital stork of said com-
Danv to be opened. and kept opeu.in some con
veinent and accessible placo or places iu the
citv of WashiiiKlon for a period to be fixed by
said corporators, not less than two days: and
said corporators snail eive cuuiic noi ee ot u
vertiseuient in not less than two daily papers
published in the citv ot Washiniion, ol the
time when and lhe place where said books
snail be opened: and subscribers upon saiu
books M ttm durpitsl ttbek of the irWrrpany shall
ma-ted, Th t
Cohiilii.i i If .. I
1 way Company si.a'l he lla' b-indiviilii.ihv fora!
the debt- i:n t liabilities of :ft d cmpai y b an
i amount espial lo lbs ailio'ini of slock neiil by
i such stockholder.
j SfC. 22. And It it further en.irt'd. T'nnt
all trie provisions of trie act llicoi pot at ! n lhe
Wasliiii(.'t"ii and Geoiveiowu If oli-oad C"nipa
ii v. r'-u ui i iti repot la of expeioh1 tires, t-m ir ns.
u ,i h.it! I... ,..,,.!... .1. .. ...
Kor ventilntiuir t'if jeuic rooms ia lhe east"
wing, JhiiTeeii Ihnusasti two. bundled dollars.
F".r iitiiui'.i re' airs of tho Treasury building
Eft-eeli Thousand dollars.
'i- hid cases, shelving for vaults, permanent
eftn: jit.rri.l desks, fables and oilier necessary
iixtmvH, iual fur rei ovatiou of walls mid Honrs
j fr the proper urrahenient.: itnd preservation
) of the rejeo.us end iil of the Treasury lis
i I'nitmeiiti Ktventv.thr.te ibousaud eicbt hun-
d J and ! twenty-tivs dollars, and thirty two
(estts. i
For titdicg, putting up, nd casing old vaults
for ca--io and shelving, ami for b -ok cases for
lec ir'lsiii tlm ohices of the .secretary of the
'1 'isuiyj iind others, fourteen thousand and
t lit :y-liTe dollars: I'roiined, That hereafler
: l o ait-.r.sri.in than be made, or work dune
upon the Treiisiiry fin idim.'. except for ordina
j ry renitij-s, exceot niton uiititur zatiou of and in
i accordance with specific appropriations ther-
; for.
, fr or fuel, !ihts. and water for public btiilj
J ins's throtiuhoi t the CiiUrd S.ate-.s, under the
j ctmiioi of i!te Treasury Depai tnieut, one bun
! died and fifry t; .iia .tl ri' llai".
P or balrtiaiit tloe 4ti complel ion of the cos
f tom-ltotisa lit Ojf.len-luir'.', New York, seven
i hundred and oue dollars iiiid eighty-eight
i fr oc eoiiliuuirif tho ( on:rn.'tioii of lhe ens
j foui htaise licil-i iisir at Cltirrlesfou South Caro
j illia, l'l S"cjrda.i43 wi'.fl the tataliliea duns of
the -!!pe:-vIiiii; Arckilftct t.f : hit Tieasu.-v, as
1 siiitaiilied in his letter of June twenty one.
J efiihteeit Luudr'-d auti seventy , addresscii io
I I; e Secretary of iis Treasury, one bundled
: tiitosatai doilur.-: Proitlsui, '1 liat no further
t sum i ban two In. tidi ed and lli .el v-etii.ht thou
j sau.i iirlit hundred and fi.ty five" rtollais mid
1 IJrlv-si,v eeiitrt shall be appropriate!! or ex
j peutied by the rtasmuifiii iov Hie entire, com
pieiiou of a,i,ii! iiuiiiiiu and its approaches
ioemuiiie ii'j scre.iary r't ine i reasury to
purchase a purcel td ground, twenty feet bv
one liuiiili-vd feel, atijoiiiiiii! aud oti the east side
cf lite s.te of ilia. Cniied St.tiesj court house
H d pi-s.: oUice buil-liu at Spring tield. iiliuois,
tii.ee ihousaiui tttiihir.s, or a uiut-b tiiereul ui
may bo nectvii.ry.'
IIOCSE F REPRESKNTATIVE-.
Yor comt'etisatioti of the tifiicers, clerks mes
j afciuiers i.nti 4t hers rncei viu an uutiiiai salary
! in toe lloustn tit 1'eprescntar.ivcs, six tliousan'd
j one hundred and six ti diars and tif;y cents.
I Ami that, ih.-re be itppr'.priated. out of any
i me ey in the treasury not i4iherwise itppropri-
a t'd. tlie snto of aeveti btiuilrt d ilohars each,
te.r inuiiiii, to ifo ehief, journal, a-ssistaitt, dis
j b'.i-.-iiifc', liitf, prmtii1'.. I'etili 11, stationery , nod
j cuifiowaii' clerks of ibe House; and lhe sum of
j fiMn huiKired and live do! a: per auuiiiu to the
tibr''iaji in c.harye of the hail library ; aud l-iie
j stow t.f itur hundred ami live dollars per un-
uet'tt lo the sirsisiaut linr.irian iu cha're of the
j beill iii.r.iry; ajnl ti.e sum of three buiMired and
; siify doll ,rs per annum . to the clerk ot the
! Coiiim iuee t.f Clauties; and to lhe reading
j clti-rUs a nd tally clerk, three hundred and forty
j d.tliars ea-ii: . 1 ir the thircv ninth Congress, as
ptovisiei jorbv reeolutiniM of ifr.e llouse of lue
tirel ses-iu of the saiil I 'outness
fr'or I'otddiiv doctuneiits, iti'-lu.ilro riiareriais.
!i.e ttaiusautd five iiuutlred and four duUurs and
tn.-flitV-MfVeti telill.
j Jur !rks to committees ntnl ti uiporary
: cref-Jiit, (eil ihousaiHi four liundted and seven; v
1 h-.e 4i();i ntnl iwemy ceii'.s.
1 5'or laiitocrs, t-v t'l'.ns'.ud foar lintidrej
! an.! ei jlitf Ihree d iihirs und rigiiiy cents,
t fr'.u- iiiist-eiiaiieoiis Hems, io uffrity tne ex
: i't;i:s. s if lite Couofiit.'e.t on 1 1 iu.-ai ion aii.l L.a
I ttT, incurre-ti Unraif. their latu investigation,
I ooe I iioKwaii.l lioiiiics.
j c ot-a't.i.ii.tiiit! expenses oi lue t .'ttuuutte o.i
j ilt.:iiiit Ceit-iis. lo be added lo the contiu
' lieu! fund of the lions-, two hundred and ten
jiohirs. T.i Dr. Edwaril-.Iarti.. t,f Dutches
' ler. Massachu etts. for servc-e reu.ioietl to
! C tun, ittce on the iuta CeuirUs, Cve buudred
' tlolhuS.
i To pay tbe nPiciiti rep.u-;rrs of tUe
I v'ol-e ia etn-h House Ci.- iiuioutit which
i me Cofitpirilltr ot t.i.3 Trea::iry may Kud
! severally due tn -ni lor t -ivicet? tiaring
; 'U s.s.tn of' the foety Jirt C'lficress, mi
It the eighteenth s. c.iion of the act rnak
: in'-. pitroprtHti.r:!H u mu.iry civil ex
I p'l.s.-et, of the i.overii'iie;;: f ir the year
'. eti'tii);; J-joi;- tritrty, riciip-sn tiundred and
-i r i y-se en, r.t,i ft is. !nr purposes, up
j provd July twer.ty-eiiit, f tjrhteeu huo
' fred ana s-xiy-six.
' Force'lit' witJi iron Iitb.-i timber the
, riiftti-t roof nt tint bail o: the House of
, I; - j.r est lives, and for addii ie lie! g lass i
; i. ii. -is, iities, door, and epnarattn for
i iit'iituth f,' Ibe lighting tinit ventilating
f Eai i bil, to be expended tin.If r the tii.
re i;o-i of ihe Architect, of the Capitol,
' tu'ieeu thoiisaa'l culisre.
tion of tho building located oa the ejra
er 4: G nod Eigitt streets- ia thi uhy, -from
November twelve, eighteen hun
dred aud sixiy-eiyht, ami April sixteen,
eighteen hundred and eixty-uint), four
hundred and tventy-sevea dollars aud
se en tv-eight cents.
To snpply a deficiency in th-s appropriation
for the isiief nf sick aud disabled seamen, one
bntidrtd thousand dollars, to nicer, a deficiency
in the same fund for the year endinir June thir
tieth, eiuhiesn hundred and sveuty-otie, one
hundred ad tifry thousand dollars.
For the erection of penileiitiar.y hnitilinzs in
the Territory of . yoiuing, forty thousand dol
lars, or so much thereof as may ha Iiecessarv:
Pi c vided, That, the said sum he set apart front
the proceeds of collections of internal revenue
tax in that Territory, to be appropriated lor
said ptirpsse only, and expended tinder the di
rtciiuu of the Seen tnry of the Interior.
For expenses to lie incurred in taking the
ninth census cf the United btaists, one million
dollars.
fror payment claims of loya! citizen for
ervices rsndereil us loiitsd States ntairbtls
and their asnistunts.ns provided iu act approvetl
June twenty four eiihiecn huuiired and Sevan
ty, one hundred and seventy thousand dfiiiai
or so much thereof a may be necessary
For deficiency in the appropriation lor pub
tic bnildimcs and irronr.ds, under Ine t n.ef
Engineer of the army, teu thousand du'fti j
For materials aiid puttiusr up Wilms b..
trie gasliyhter iu the Senate ekutiioer. tmr
tliousaud five hundred dollars: Provided, Thai
he Uie can be done under lbs control of tho
Vn hiiect of the Capitol Extension during' lhe
recess, and at an expense not exesedn ma
atnoii.it herein appropi ialed
For expenses of conduciiug the election, mn
sec lid day of Ssptetnbor, eighteen hosdrsd sad
sixty nine, iu Wyoming 'i'crritory, dim liiuii
satul d dlars.
fr'or assay nfllce. New York, s flaries of sa
ueriiiteudciit. assayer. lusher, refill jr. asistant
sstyer, and clerks, uud wayvs of workman,
.hiriy ihutisauii dollars.
T'eiia 1 tee Secretary of the "Interior to
pay the superintendent, of the baihlini; occupi
ed bv said secreiajy uud bis department from
t'-e first, day of Janiiary . eighteen hundred and
hf i Y-IiT.t . lo lhe ! Mr! let li ol June, eiiucen lino
dred und tifiy-eighl , the allowance to be made
lo such superintendent, with his salary as
clerk, not to sxcd two thousand dollar per
taiiiuui, ibe sum of seveu hundred d .lima.
fr'or deficieucy in the pav of certain employ
ees iu the Agricultural Depaumen;, oua
itiousund ems buudied and leu dollars, or so
much tnereo! as is necessary: Provided, Thut
iheir uunual compensation ia not not increased
lii. ra.iy beyond tbs aiuouut fixed by 1 iw.
For servieen performed in tho Patent Ofuca.
aader tne direction .jf the t.'oiusiissioiier cf
Pateiiis, from AutiU-'l lirst, einhieen hnudre-t
aii4 sixty five, to April tirst, eighteen hundred
and s xiy-niue. by clerk- and asai-taiit exatui
ners ad exaiuineis, lit tbe rales fix-ri by law
for the respective giadea in which such servi
ces wets performed, the sum of tea thousand
seveu bundjeu and tif.--' one dollars iii! i fe'ty
four cents: provi.iaJ, 'i';if the compensation
thus paid shall im; exceed that received bv
those duly eiiiolibd us examiusrs r.uu assistant
examiners duriiiit liie same period.
For the support of pr uiary schools in t'ii't
part of ti.e Distiictof Columbia lying outside
of the cities of VVusiiinglon and Geoietov-B,
to beexpendtjti by the coin uiissi otters of p.-imury
s.iheols. under ths iiirectit,u ol the Sarretar of
the Interior und the presiueut of the levy curt.
:en lhouaiid do. tars.
porain are hefebr ewpowei ed mak
thortfed to increa!s..ti,o preierit wstei"
rates aui water taxes to sileb. an amoftni
s may by theixi be deemed neceskury
Vs
See. 5. And he it further .ennctwh Tost
for tbe pnroose of enabling the . corpora.
tion' aloresaidf to carry out!i provisions
or this act, it shall be competent tor them
' to borrow, in such, proportions aa tbey
j msy deem necessary, a mm of money not
I exceeding two hundted and sVxty tbous
i nut', dollars for the city of Washington,
j and for'y thousand dollars for the citf"
' Georgetown, redeemable within a peri j.l
! of ten years, out xT any revenue tu be
! derived from water rents.
''yj-
Approved, July 14, 1870.
- Ptouc No. I7J.
AX ACT to amend the act to incorporate
the National Academy of Sciences.
lie it enacted 4y the Senate and Jlowei cf
Representative in the I'uited Statet ofAmer
V. in Coiiyreet utnaitlicd:
Tust the uct to incorpor-ite the Ntion
t Academy of Sciences, approved March
ihrre, eig.iteen hundred aud six'y-lhret.,
ne. and tbs same is hereby, so amended
s to remove tbe limitation of tbe Diiin
r -r f ordinary members ot ssid acade
my as provided iu sitid act.
Approved, July I t, 1870.
Pt-BLIC No. 17.
AN ACTto amend section four oT the act of
MaVcit thirty-one, eighteen hundred and
sixty eight.
lie it enacted b;i the Senate and loute tif
, Representative of the United States of Amei
I ica in Congress Attemlled:
That there shall not be assessed or collected
j under, or by virtue of section tour of an ai
: approved March thirty-one. eiirbteen hundred
and sixty eiht, eulitle.f. "An act toexeupt
certain luati'ilnctitrers from internal tax, and
i or other purposes, any Internal Us upon
piiilt-paclsers, Inrd-reiuiHrvrs.or those enicuKed
in siiiol.iii hums, curing meats, or others
known es iu the priivisinu triple, as ttiaiiufne-
i Hirers witiiiu ute meaning ut I lie said section.
; uud if any such tax shall bsve been assessed,
j but not collected, the same Is hereby remit
1 Kd.
I
.fV
i. N
Approved, Jaly 11, 1S70.
PfBLic z.o. ITS. J
AN. ACT to dec'.ir forfeited to the Unite.I
Stales ceriaiu lands (fnnted to the Slute of
Louisiana to aid in constructing a railroad
ti.ereiis. .
1 ,1
For i"',t Set. ate, for t': fiscci vear end
"tc; .tune thirtieiii, eit'hteeti l.undre.l
ant seven'y, for miscellaneous items,
wo iliu'JS ut'l dollars.
i .;r c e ii t.i commit ier-, psgpf, hor.ces-.
an-i catrys! s, five tliousalid lioHarf .
' Forth payti eut of the iiecessarv ex
oeticf s incurred by t he Joint Se'ect Com
mit' a U trench ment ia ini estiijatmg
I pe coMr tCts ot tue Navy Dspartmeut for
-team machinery, three nur.dred at.d fifty
eijet tiolla'.'t auti four cent-. : Provided
Toat-'hf apprppri uti u of sevnitt-eighi j
t ti-"is:i ti.I li.cUis lof 'ithorapbiijv; itir !
he '.'stfttT I 'ill iu ttie legislative exec-
it-tp and ja-li' ial apprt'pristion btil for 1
'be yt'.'l- t-i ii'-g Jtl:-e t'.irt , eighteen j
h i: ti.ireii and sew-HM -tirif, is b. let.y car 1
i .1 to the fond '.or lithographing ami i
.'i.gr.vtitg lor tile Senate end tlijUr ot
il. presci.tativcs.
To pay William fr'ishor, of San dose. Ca!;..r.
ma. lor supplies furnished seamen and marines
ol iho I'biied Sia'Si Nay who were employed
wilh liie army duiinir lh; Mexican war in eoii
tjaerii.t' C ahtoriiia. turee thousand and teveiity
five doilai s a
'i'o coiui'snsalo ttie vid-.w of lhe liite 'V. .7.
llabard, lor the statue of Washington exectitei
bv - him, said sum lo bo in f ull of all deniauds
tor said slalue, two thousand dollars.
SiiC At44f le it further enacted. That liie
aeco iuriin; olficers ol the Treasury Department
ale hereby authorised t credit C. N. Felu u,
lieasurer of lbs brancn mint at Sail fr'ranctscu,
with sixteen hnndrod ami forty eevan dollars
and ninety-six cents, paid by fid ward vv beatou
lor clerical services performed iu bis office
Skc ft. And be it further enncted. That
the Secretary of the Seiiato be. and be hereby
is. directed to pav the First Vatioual Bank of
the city of Waiiiingtou. lbs sum of sixteen hun
dred aud thirteen dollars and sixty-one cenls,
with interest fro'ii .1 line ihree, eibteeu bun.
dred and sixty seven, in satisfaction of npuiey
advanced lo defray tbe expenses ef IfiH.IoiitL
j Seh cf. Committee on Ordnance, and that, the '
receipt ot said bank ahull deemed a eutli.ieiit
j voucher in the ee'tlement of the accounts wilh
liie Treasury iJepartuieut.
! Ssc. A And be it further enacted That.
1 t T omiuissi'4iier of the Bureau of l.ef.iirees,
I FreediiiOn and Abaadorted Lauds be. mid be is
hereby, dircefed. out of the fund in said bureau
lor the ed'ic itiari of freedmeu, to pay to W il
berjoice I'tiviersity, situated iu Greene county,
Ohio, tni s uu of twenty tivo lb .iisand tlollars,
a'ld to Lincoln University, s. mated in C tes.er
e.tuuT.y, Peii'-s. Ivaoia. tweivo tttousand dol
lars, iu aid of tbe objects of said ias.iur.ioas.
Approved, July lo, 1570.
He it emtcted l-it the Senile and lloune nf
Heyre-ienlaiives f the I'nitcd Stutei iif
America in Congress assembled,
That. all. the lan.ls which vtere ifrniiled by
H .ni;resa, in the year tiahteu hundted and
fthy six. to ibe State of Louisiana, I aid in
ibe con-traction of the New Orleans, Opelou.
as and Great Western railroad, iiiid' which
have not been 1 twtally disposal of by the said '
-tale under said Kiam, winch has expired by
iitiiitation, or by ac of Congress since the
original gratit, are iierehy declared forfeited It
tho Culled States, aud these lauds shall here,
atter be disposed of as other public lauds of
the United niates.
Approved, July 14, 1S70. " '
oi-cerw ise. sniii! ne appnti tine to ll:e et
pany herein incorporated, wnicil eh ill make re
ports i.s in sai'J act required.
I Sue. 23. And he. it further enacted, T:it
, alt nets -u-i parts of acts heretofore passed
j which are inconsistent with any of the pmvis
) ions of this a.-t be. ami the same are, for the
i pni pose of this act, hereby, lepeab ti, so far as
i lhe same are inconsistent heievvilil.
Approved, May 21, IS?;).
Pi-dlic No. 1S1
e
AN ACT making additional appropriations
ami to snpply the deitciencies iu the appro
priations for the service of the uoveruuieiit
tor lhe fiscal years einiiiof June thiiiy,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and Jim
thirty, eitthieen hundred uud seventy-one,
ami ior other purposes.
lie it enacted the Seno'e and louse rf
Representatives of the I'mted States if
America in Congress Assembled :
That the foliowinir sums, or so mii.h thereof
as may be necessary. In, and the same aro
hereby, appropi ialed for the objects hereinaf
ter expressed, namely:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Office tif the Attorney General: For salary
t.f the Solicitor General, seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
For additional salary of two assistant at
tomevs ireneral. two ibousaud dollais.
For uddithma! salary tit solicitor of internal
revenue, one ttiousaua dollars
fr'or salary of stenographic clerk, two thou
sand tl 'liars.
fr'or three additional fourth class clerks, five
tbo'.saud four bunvred dollais.
ITor C'litmuent expemes, viz: for fuel, la
bor, und miscellaneous items, ihree thousand
five hundred dollars.
Fur stationery and books, one thousand dol
lars.
For additional contingent, because of the
transfer to tbe Department of Justice ot the
solicitor of internal revenue, naval solicitor,
and the itrw office of the Department of s-taie;
ter stationery aud books, oue tuousanu dol
lars.
Kor the salaries of three commissioners ap
pointed for the revision and consolidation of
the statutes of the United States, for one year,
at five thousand dollars each, fifteen thousand
dollars.
Kor the reasonable incidental expenses of
the commission for clerk hire, statiouery, aud
miscellaneous items, three thousand dollars.
i::scnLLAXi:u"s.
To pfty the ooverpittenr of Peru the sum
of ;ir' --even tiioii-and and and forry dollar-
in com. ttritt;: lhe amount awarded
t . E-ieliau G Mouiatio by tre joiiit cotn
it i --ton f. t Lima, l'. ru, February twen
ty li.e, eiliieen hundred tindj seventy,
tci-itg u Lti't the clas rns coiivt-otiiir: be
wee... t'le I'uited St-ite3 and P-ru, of Ds
.riiitii r totir, cigtiteeti buiiored aad SIX-ty-.igut.
To meet a dt f;ciency iu tha appronri
a'iou for the !t gitlaii v'e expenses of the
Ten ilolt.y of Moutaua, ten tijiustltid dol
ls i p.
Public No. 171
AX ACT ii amendment of the act enti
tled 'An act establi bing nn uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout the
L" ailed Siaies."
' lie it eriticted t.g the S-nale ad Ifouee of
, t!ejreaeiiti tives of the I'tiited Stales of Atner
; tea tn Cottyrees assembled,
Tbst tbe provision of the second
j claure of tbe thirt;.-tbird srction of said
! act, as amended by the first section of an
, a:,t in nnitoiimect ihereof, approved July
i twenty-'ftveH, eighteen hundred and stx.
I iy-eigni, sbaii i.ot eppiy to those debts
i from which the bankrupt seeks ft dis
charge which were contracted prior to
the first day of Jauuary, eighteen huu
I died and nisty-nhic. -
2. And he U further enacted. That
Public No, lt.
AN ACTto discontinue flee Clarksville, Ar
kansas, laud district and the establishment,
ot uu additional laud disliict iu that State.
De it enacted ty the Senate and lloutt of
Rev -etentatives of the United States of Amer
ica in -Congress assembled.
That the district of Muds now subject t.t
disposal at Clarksville, Arkansas, be, and tha
same is hereby . di-contiiitTed from aud aflee
the first dav i.f July, eighteen hundred and
seventy, ami thai thereafter the said land dm
diet be divided as follows: Beitiiining at the
corner common to townships twelve all 1 thir-
teen north, ramies seventeen and eighteen wet.
aud ruiiuiiiglheuce west between said township
to the corner common to township twelve utiti
thirteen north, ranges twen'y'-six and twenty
seven west; thence south with said range line
to the corner common of townships nine and
ten north; thence we-t on the hue bet ween
said townships to the western boundary of tnu
State, the lauds lyin,- north of said division
line, and within lhe limits of tbe saivl Ciwrss-f" '
Viile district, lo be subject to disposal ut liar-,
risou, ArkaTisas, and to those lauds lying south
of said division line within said district to 1m
subject to disposal at Dardanelle, Arkansas, to
be known and designated as the Harrisou and
Dardanelle laud district.
Sxc. il. And' bt tt further enacted, . Tl-.ft
the Presido.it of the LuiteJ Slates is hereby
uuiiiorized to appoint., by anil witti tke advicst
ami e mseiit t.t the SrUatas of tue United Slate
or during Iho recess thereof, and until Iho eutt
t.f theiievt. ensuing session, u register aud re
ceiver for each of said laud district:, who shall
be required lo reside ut lbs site of Iheir re
spective oflicns; who shall bo subject to the
same laws and respuusinihties, und whose
eom pei. s it inn and fees shall be respectively
lhe same per uiiuutu as aie now allowed by
law lo other laud. offices iu said State.
Approved, July 1-1, 1870.
til
i
i
i
j tho il.iu.'in liie tbirtv-niotn section of
j said a;t wkich now reads "or wilt), being
i a banker, nerchaat, or trader, ha3 fraud
! ulently slopped or suspended and not re
i sumed pavra'ut of Lis c,nimerciiil paper
i within a period of fourteeu days," shall
i be amended eo as to re-.d as folljiys : '-or
who iieirjg a bauker, broker, rn-rchant.
For priiiting the j urna! i.f the legis- j trader, manufacturer, or miner, has f.auu-
iaiive as-eml'lv ol sue I f rruorv ot iiuo- t u;enur tioppea pavuieut, or who baa
t in for tbe second and lined session of j stopped
he year eighteen hundred and sixty six, I
lour thousand three hundred and sixtj- j
two dollars and seventy cents. j
For balance iii full to Jolia P. Brncp t
for piiuiing for the third session of the J
Moniatia legislature, seveu hundred and i
ui4.ey-six uollaia and ninety cents.
Fura deficiency 1:1 the appiopriation . ... 4 . . . ,,. ,
s . i.;. 1 'AN ACT .authorizing the establishment
f ir ibe ! gislative expepses ut tht? asseiu- . . . . . .
, It., t. 4 , . ,. r " " ' " - v . v-.., n .. b. . ,
or stispeaued and not. resumed
pav ujeii t ct his comuiercinl paper withia
a period of fourteen days."
Approved, July 14, 1870.
PraLic No. 172
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For clerks in the office of the Chief of Ord
nance, two thousand dollars, to supply an
omission iu the total amount tor that ollice for
tbe fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred aud seveuty-oue.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
IN THE OFFICE OP THE COMPTROLL
ER OF.THE CURRENCY. '
For one clerk of class four, one clerk of
class three, two clerks of class mo, ami .three
clerks of class oue, niue thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
Kor ventilating the attic rooms in the west
wing ot the Treasury Depaitaieut building,
ivv'eltfa tbuxiBrnd dollars1.
i.ly ot the i errnory or Idaho, tor rem
f Jin ill. re, wood, storage, oil and candles,
printing, stationery, und incidental ex
penses iurte thousand four hundred dollars.
To pay the increased compensation of j
the elite! justice and associate justices OT
the Territory of New Mexico, Washing
ton. Wyomiug, Arizona, Colorado, and
Dakota, uuder tbe pi ovision of au act ap
proved June seventeenth, eighteeu hun
dred ami seventy , ten thousand dollars
For ainouut due James S. Reynolds tor
paper, priutiug, aud labor performed for
tl e s id legislative assembly of Idaho,
two thousand six hundred and eeveuty
Cv dollars and ihii tteu cents.
For a deficiency in the appropriation
for the legislative expenses of tbe Terri
tory of New Mexico, tea thousand five
hundred and seven -five dollars and for
ty seueu cents.
For rent of office of the surveyor gen
sral of Nevada, fuel, books, stationery,
and other incidental expenses, '..To
thousand seven buurire i dollars
For rent of office of the surveyor gen
eral of Wyoming, fuel, books, stationery,
and other i ncidental expenses, two
thousand dollars.
For compensation of the surveyor gen
eral of the Territory of Arizona, turee
thousand dollars ;; for clerks ia his office
three thousand dollars ; and for rento
office, fuel, books, stationery, and other
incidental expenses, two thousand dol
lars, j
For repairs of custom-bouse at Detroit,
Michigan, thirteen thousand five hun
dred dollars.
To reimburse tbe United States marsh
al of tbe district of South Carolina lor
- iA v. : s ,
sums fiaitt unu iu excess oi tne BUOjS.
provided by existing statues, for sum-.
uioning jurors in obedience to aiurv ord
er issued by the Chief Justice of tbe Su
preme Court of the United States, June
live eighteen hundred and sixty nine
4.U. ...... A A .11 . I
uuq Luuueauu uonars, or sucu part tuere
of as may be necessary.
Tq enable tbe Secretary of tbe Interior
to pay for tbe use and occupation bv the
isviv w-jsi suieuk in an ucww un OT ft pvr.
water.
tne fayiug ot an addiuona: water main
from tbe distributing reseevoir of the
Washington aqueduct, ar-d for other
jjurposes.
lie it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives to the United States of
America. in Congress assembled,
That in order to prevent unnecessary
waste of Potomac water, and in order lo
more fully enforce tbe laws pf the cor
poration of Washington and Georgetown,
in relation to the distribution of the
same, the engineer oiTie-r in charge of
Washington aquednct is hereby author
ized and empowered, after giving notice
to shut off the water when such notice
shall be disregarded from any places
where a waste of water is occurring.
Sbc. 2. And be it further enacted, .That
tbe use of Potomac water for meet anical
and manufacturing purposes, or for pri
vate fountains, street and pavement wash
ers, shall be allowed only when, in tbe
opinion ot said engineer, it will i i..
detrimental to the general distribution of
waier in toe two cities.
Ssc. 3. And be it further snarled Tk.i
tbe supply of water to all manufacturing
establisbmenis, hotels, livery stables, and
aiuer places requiring a large ouaatitv.
snau oe determined by meters erected and
maintained at the expense of the cootoin.
er ; and tbe said cornnroinni nf Weeh.
iogtonand Georeetswu aball char ire and
collect for the quantity so determined a
price not exceeding three) cents per hun-
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uicu gauous.
Sko '4. Antics it further enaeted, That
said engineer officer shall canse to be
furnished, and laid from the distributing
reservoir of the Washington aqueduct to
Capitol Hill, in tbe city of Washington,
along such route as be shall determine,
an iron main of thirty -six inches in die-net--,
connected with the present mains
at such points as he shall direct, and that
the entire cost thereof shall be boroe
proportionately by tbe corporations of
Washington nd Georgetown, and, ,w,or
feW io prdrftTfj fth tfdh tUtt, said cor-
Pcnuc No. 177.
AX ACT to establish a port of delivery at
Kansas City, Missouri.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Reprrsenlaiices of the United States of Amer-
tea in Congress Assembled,
That tbe city ol Kausaa, in tlie Statu
cf Missouri, shall be, and is hereby,
constituted a port of delivery, unoexed to
auti made a part of the collection district,
cf New Orieaus, and che.ll be subject to
tue samo regulations and restrictions as
other ports of delivery in tbe United States;
and all tbe privileges and facilities afford
ed by the act of Cobzress of tbe second
! cf March, eighteen hundred and thirty
i one, entitled "An act allowing the duties
j on foreign merchandise imported into
t Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louis
j ville, Saint Louis, Nashville, and Natch
, es to be secured und paid at those places,
i shall be tended to said part. A survey -
or of customj shall be appointed -to res
ide at said port and perform tbe duties
j prescribed by 1 w, wbo shall receive the
; same compensation now provided or
j which may hereafter be provided .' by law
; for surveyors ot tbe same grade.
; Approved, July 14, 1870. - .
Pcblic No. 179.
AN ACT to annul a portion of a certain
statute of the Territory ef Naw Mexico,
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and lions' of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
. tea in Congress Assembled :
That the following recited portion of a
! statute of the Territory t f New Mexico,
j approved February second, eighteen bun
j dred and sixty five : "And op writ of
execution shall on any account be exe
cuted on tbe real estate of any person,
if there be no mortgage mat by ibe
bu.band and wife owning the said prop
erty, aud tbe tuortagage must tave been
executed with all the tormalities required
by law," be, and the same is hereby, dis-
L approved and declared null and voiu . .
Provided, Tout mere euan " r
trom levy and forced sale under any pro
cess or o'rder from any court of law or
equity iu said Territory tbe lot or parcel
ot ground and tbe buildings tbereo. oc
cupied as a residence and owned by the
aebtor, being a bou.e-bolder
a family, to tb. value of on. tboos.nd
doVrnvM. And if. in the opinion ot the
creditors, the premises claimed by ittch
debtoras exemplars worth, more than
one thousand dollars, then it shall be law
ful for the officer to advertise and sell
the said premises and ont of the pro
ceeds of such sale to pay to each execu
tion debtor tbe said sum of one thousand
dollars, which shall be exempt from ex
ecution for one year ' thereafter, and ap
ply tbe balance on said execution 4
provided further, That bo sale, shall be
made unless a greater sum than one thou
sand dollars shall be bid for said prem--ises.
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