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and appropriate Monument, over the tomo 81 L
bridge Gerry, late Vice President oil the Unite
States. who died at Washington, November twenty
third one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, will
suitable inscription on he same, staring the name
s. alton, age and time OF DEATH oil the deceased.
Sec. .. lind be it further enacted That a sum
not exceeding thousand dollars, be- and the SAM
is hereby, appropriated, for the payment OF the
thereof, from any nancy in the Treasury, no, other
wise appropriated.
Washington, March 3, 1928.
Representatives, MONROE.
AN ACT to continue in force act entitled /" An &C
regulating the currency within the United States, Of tn
gold coins of Great Britain France, Portugal and Spain
and the crown of France and five franc pieces" passe
on the twenty-nnth day of April, thousand eigh
hundred and sixteen, so far as the relates tn
crowns of France and five franc pieces.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate aud House of Repre
sentatires Of the United States of .4nercG in Cor
greSS assembled That so much of the ACT, entitled
q An act regulating the CURRENCY within the Unitee
States. of the gold coins of Great Britain, France
Portugal, and Spain, and the crowns Of France and
five franc pieces" passed on the twenty ninth day
of April, one thousand eight hundred aud sixteen,
as relates to the crowns OF France and FIVE franc
pieces, shall be, and the hereby is, continued
IN torce Tor the further of four years. from and
after the fourth day OF March next.
Washington, March 8, 1885,
Appropriateness MONROE.
AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury 10
nit the ns'aments due on certain lots in Shawncetown
IN the state Of illinois,
Re it enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
setatices Of The United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed
T. remit the instruments due, and 10 become due,
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eleven bundled and fourteen in Shawneetown in
the state OF Illinois, and patent, or patents shall
issue Tor the same, as in other cases which said
lots are used as public square.
Washington: March 5, 1925.
Approyed-J 3MES .K0YROE
AN ACT further to proong the continuance Of the Mint
at Philadelphia
BE it enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre.
seatatires Of the United States IF .3merica in Con-
g7esS assembled, That the act entitled An act con
cerhiog he Mint" approved March the third one
thousand eight hundred and one, is hereby revived.
and continued in force and operation for the further
term OF hive years, from the fourth day of march,
next.
Sec. 2. End be 1t further enacted, That, durinet
tbe continuance OF the Mint at the city of Philade
phia' the duties which we're enjoined on the COM
missioner OF loans tor tic state of Pennsylvania by
Inc second section OF the act entitled " An act con-
concerning the Nlint,' passed on the third d.y oil
March, one thousand eight hundred and one SHALL
b. performed by the Collector Of the port Of Pha-
delphis for The time being.
Dec. s. Ind be 1t further enacted That when
any silver. brought to the mint for coming, shall
require refining, the expense OF the materials used
10 the process shall be deducted from the amount
OF the ie51se and that, when silver so deposited
shat be OF quality superior to that of the LEGAL
standard OF the silver coins Of the United States, al
deduction shall be made from the amount, equal 10 T
the expense OF the copper necessary to reduce it TO
me said standard, and that all such deductions be
ref"sriy accounted tor, by the Treasurer Of the
Mint, to the Treasury of tbs United States.
Washington, March g. 1925.
ApproYed-J.1yIES .TOAROE. T.