The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-04

y. , said town and running thence, north, se- yenty eight degrees, east thirty -eight poles south eighty degrees, east three poles sonth, eighteen poles, south twelve 1 degrees, east nine poles south eleven de- grees, west twelve poles south seventy- two degrees, west twenty y-three poles, to the said first line of the "Rock of Dun- barton,' thence, with said line, to the be- ginning.
 Sec. ,. And be aJart1er enacted, That all the rights, powers, and privileges, here- tofore granted by law to the said Corpe- ration, and which are at this time claim cd and exercised by them, may and shall be exercised and enjoyed by them, within the bounds and limits set fourth and des- eribed in the first section of this act.
 Approved May 9, 1892. 8 An act for improving Pennsylvania Ave
 me, supplying the Public Buildings with
 water, and for paving the walk from the
 western gate to the Capitol with flag
 ging.
 Be < enacted 5y tue Senate and House of Representatives of fHte Uaited States of .4me- ricG in Congress assembled, That the Com missioner of the Public Buildings be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to
 
 lie advertisement, for improving the ave- nue, in the city of Washington, leading from the Capitol to the Executive offices, by paving the centre way thereof forty five feet in width, with cobble or pebble stones, or with pounded stone upon the McAdam plan, or in anT other permanent manner, as the President of tine United States may direct: and also, for the grad nation, and covering with the best gravel to be obtained, the sidewaysxef said ave- nue, and for proper gHtters and drains to carry off the water, for which purpos c, the sum of sixty-tWo thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated, 10 be paid out of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
 Sec. 2. And Je t 1afther enacted, That under the same direction as prescribed in the first section, the following sums be, idi the same are hereby, respectively ap- propriated, to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the following purposes, that Is to say
 For conducting water in pipes from the fountain, on square number two hundred and forty nine, to the Presidents house and public offices, and the construction of reservoirs and hydrants, five thousand seven hundred dollars.
 For bringing water in pipes to the Ca pitol and the construction of reservoirs and hydrants, and the purchase of the rights of individuals to the water, forty thousand dollars.
 Sec. 3. And De Hfurthcr enacted, Tha. the Commissioner of the Public Buildings is hereby authorized and directed 10 con tract for the purchase, delivery, and lay 1 ing of Seneca hagg;ag on :tie #aiIs rem the western gate to the Capitol and for this purpose, the sum of seven thousand one hundred and two dollars be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not oth- erwise appropriated.
 Approved May 9, lS32. 8 An act to amend an act, entitled ssAn act
 to enlarge the powers of the several
 corporations of the District of Colum- bia.o
 Be u enacted 5y fhe Senate and House of Representative ofthe United States ot' .4ute- Tica in Congress assembled, That the Cor poration of Washington be, and 1t is here by, empowered to collect, annually, the tax at the rate of one per centufn and thirteen hundredths of one per centnm, on the assessed value of the real and per- sonai estates within the city of Washing ton, assessed and laid by the fifth section of said act, or any part thereof, for the purposes and objects designated in said act, by the same officers, process, and means by which said Corporation is now, or may hereafter be, empow cred or col feet any other taxes and to pay over said money, when so collected as aforesaid, to the Treasury of the United States, in the manner, and within tie times, prescribed by the acts to which this act is supple ment; and that, in default made by the said Corporation, either in collecting or paying over as aforesaid, that then, and in such case, the President of the United States may proceed to exercise the pow- CTS reposed in. and conferred on, him, in and by the said fifth section. Sec. ?. And be t .Garthsy enacted, That the Common Council of Alexandria shall have the power to appoint one or more h. spectors of Tobacco for the town of Ali exandria; and the said Inspectors shall take an oath before Justice of the Peace of the County of Alexandria, or the May or of the Corporation, for the faithful dis charge of the duties of office of Inspector. a certificate of which he shall return to the Clerk of the Common Council: And l the said Common Council shall have pow CT to pass all needfl laws for the due and proper inspection of Tobacco, and for re- gulating the conduct of the said Inspec- tors; And the said Common Council shall have power to remove, for just cause, any Inspector, and appoint another in his place.
 Sec. 3. find De t further enacted, That this act shall commence and be in force. from the passage thereof
 Approved May 9, 1892. 34