The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-03

preparations for the subsistence in kind Of the army
volunteers during the ending the thir,ieh ofJun
thousand eight hundred and iorty-eigh be paid out
any money the re RoB Se' T. W nHefT1iPasd
Speaker of the House of Representative
G. M. DALLAS,
President of the SENATE
APPROVED January 4, 1913
tPuBLIc-No.
AN ACT TO authorize the issuing of a register %
barque Canton.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of Represented
of the United States Of america IN Congress assembled
Treasury, register for the barque Canton, former
Hayden vessel but now owned by William I. SaywJ
J. X. Kmbal, and H c. Lowell, citizens OF the sat|
Maine and which said vessel, having been wrecked
condemned on of the Muscle Ridge Islands, was 4
chased by them and which they have caused TO bel
paired and reftted for again Provided, 1t sha
proved the satisfaction of the Secretary OF the Tread
that the OF the repairs made in the United States
ter the purchase OF the said vessel by the
exceeds three-fourths of the original cost of building
vessel of the tonnage in the United States,
APPROVED January IA, 1873
[PUBrrc-No. 81
AN ACT authorizing the Secretary of the TreasuF
grant register to the barque Sarah and Eliza
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of R,prsssnta
of the United States of america in Congress assembled II
there be issued under the direction of the Secretary
mery British vessel but now owned by Joshua T Ja(
Charles H. Jones, and Thomas Bell, citizens of the Sel
New York; and which said vessel having been weci
by them, got of, and lowed to New York Iep|
ed and reed for sea- Provided, it shall be proved p
thereof after the purchase of the said vessel by the
owners exceeds of the original cost OF b
ing vessel Of the same tonnage in the United States
APPROVED January "a, lSiS.
(PUBLIo-No Al
AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN &C, to reOga
the General Land Office" approved July fourth,
thousand eight hundred and thrty-six.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Represented
Of The United States Of Amaica in Congress a'Mma
That if at any time the number of patents for lands
granted under the authority of the United States sa
such that they cannot be signed in reasonable time
secretary appointed for that purpose under the sixth
ton OF the nbove-reced act, that, in that the Pr
dent shall be- and he is hereby authorized to appom
assistant secretary, sign the name, but the said assist
shall be mployed by the express direction the Preside
and only for such time may be necessary bring up
arrears Of patents which may be ready for signature
APPROVED January 26, ISiS.
(PUBLIc-No. 81
AN ACT concerning certain collection districts, and
other purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House of Represented
Of the United States of america IN Congress assembled
from and alter the passage of this act Cold Spring
and the same is hereby, made port of delivery within
collection district Of the port of New York and that
consent of the Senate, to reside at the said port Of
Spring, who shall have power enrol and license YES
to be employed in the coasng trade and fisheries an
enter and clear and grant and other usual
to vessels employed in the whale fishery under such
strctlOns and regulations the Secretary of the Treas
may deem necessary. and who shall give the usual
perform the usual duties nthe prescribed and
entitled to receive the fees allowed by law surveyors
collectors for the Duties and But all cas
chargeable with duties shall be entered and the duties
at the port OF New York, before permission shall be gran
to discharge the SAL mo at Cold Spring that Greenpot
the northeast part of Long Island the State OF New
be, and the same is hereby, made port of delivery m
towns of Southhold and Riverbead within the collect
district of the port Of Sag Harbor, and that surveyor
appointed by the President with the advice and cos
the Senate, to reside ut the said of GreenPo who
have like powers and fees, and be under the like rest
TONS is provided in this act for the surveyor oil
Spring hut all cargoes chargeable with duties shall
tered am duties paid mt the port of Sag Harbor be
permisslN&hal be granted to discharge the same atuf
port.
APPROVED January rs, 1913.
(PUBIIc--No. 81
AN ACT provide clothing for volunteers in the erv
the United States.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of Reps,en'G
Of the United States of america Congress assembled
in lien OF the money which, under existing laws, IL ao
be, and he is hereby authorized to cause the volunteer
be furnished with clothing in kind, nj the rates
cordng to grades, rs is provided for the troops of the
lar army.
Approved January rs. 1913
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I,AMILY CARRIAGES AT PRIVATE SALE
for private sale two large family carriages; one
carriage, made in the best manner the other ec
hand carriage, in very good condition They VIII DC
a great bargain on application to X. w DlEh
Auctioneer and Commission MerchaD
Feb l--eo3tif
IINOR H1RE--A young servant man. of good chan
IL and industrious habits, by the month year,
terms, apply 10 MIR. Dyer, auctioneer. Feb
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