Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-01

TBY AUTHoRITY.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Rasaa at the First Session At the ztyfoA'tA C1"gress
TURKEY
Coustantinope three thousand i've hundred dollars
nANsEAric, AND FREE CITIES
sFrankfort-on-the-Main three thousand dollars
'sE GREAT BRITAIN
Liverpool and I"ud'n' EACH seven thousand n's nun
Melbourne, four thousand dollars
Hong Kong, three thousand five hundred dollars
Glasgow, three thousand dollars
Maurus. and SINGAPORE EACH eacn' TWO 'no"Ss"o i've
Belfast. Cork, Dundee, Demarara, Halifax Kingston,
Southampton and Turks Island, each, Two thousand dol
Prince Edwards islynd, one thousand dollars
Havre six thousand dollars
Paris five thousand dollars
Marseies, thousand five hundred dollars
Bordeaux, two thousand dollars
La Rochelle, and Lyons, each one thousand hve nun
dred dollars
Moscow Odessa, Revel. and St Petersburg each, two
thousand dollars
Matanzas Trinidad de Cuba and Santiago de Cuba, each
two thousand five hundred doiIarc
San Juan Porto Rlco,) two thousand dollars
Cadz Malaga, and Ponce, porto Rco eaci one thou
sand five hundred dollars
Trieste, two thousand dollars
Vienna, one thousand five hundred dollars
Ax.la Chappele, two thousand five hundred dollars
Canton and Shanghai, each four thousand dollars
Fuuchuu thIce thousand i've hundred dollars
Annoy, and N.ngl,, tact three thousand dollars
Beyruut and Smyrna, each, thousand dollars
Jerusalem, thousand five hundred dollars
NETHERLANDS
Rotterdam, two thousand dollars
Amsterdam, one thousand dollars
Antwerp two thousand five hundred dollars
Funchal, and Oporto. EACH one thousand five hundred
dollars
st Thomas four thousand dollars
Esineur one thousand five hundred dollars
Basle two thousand dollars
Geneva, one thousand five hundred dollars
Messina, Naples, ard Palermo eacn, thousand five
hundred dollars
Leipsic, one thousand five hundred dollars
Munich, one thousand owe hundred dollars
TUSCANY
Leghorn. one thousand five hundred dollars
Stuttgardt, one thousand nve hunred dollars
HANSEATIB AND FREE CITIES
Bremen and Hamburg each, two thousand dollars
BARBARY STATES
Taegiers Trpo, and Tunis, ch three thousand dol
RIO de Janeiro, six thousand koliars
Pernambuco thousand dollars
Urea Cruz, three thousand five hundred dollars
Acapulco, Two thousand dollars
Callso, three thousand five hundred dollars
Valparaiso, three thousand dollars
Buenos Ayres two Thousand dollars
q. 1879 NICARAGUA
San June del Sur, two thousand dollars
SszsE NEW
z Aspinwall two thousand five hundred dollars
Panama, three thousand five hundred dollars
VENEZUELA
Laguayra, one thousand five hundred dollars
ISLANDS
Honolulu, four thousand dollars
Ill COMMERCIAL AGENTS
San Juan del Norte, two thousand dollars
DOMINGO (IsLAND
Port au Prince. two thousand dollars
st Domingo (city( one thousand five hundred dollars
ICONsULs
BRITAIN
CapetOwn, and Falkland Islands, each thousand dol
Venice seven hundred and hf'y dollars
Stettin, enc thousand dolIars
Gambia, one thousand dollars
NETHERLANDS
Batavia, one thousand dollars
Faya, and Santiago lCape de Verdes) each, hun
dred and fifty dollars
Saint Croix, seven hundred and fifty dollars
spczza, one thousand dollars
Athens, one thousand dollars
Zanzibar, one thousand dollars
PRAzIL
Bahia Maranham Island PARA and Rio Grande each
thousand dollars
Matamoras, Mexico, (cily and Tamgico each, thou
Paso del Nore and Tabasco each five hundred dollars
Paa, and Tumbez, each. five hundred dollars
Talcahuano, one thousand dollars
GRENADA
Carthagena, and Sabanillo, each five hundred dollars
Omoa one thousand dollars
Guayaqul, seven hundred and fifty dollars
cobja five hundred dollars
URUGUAY
Montevideo, one thousand dollars
SOCIETY
Tahiti one thousand dollars
Bay of Islands, one thousand dollars
NAvIGAToEs
Apia one thousand dollars
Lanthoa, one thousand dollars
St Paul de Loanda, (Angola,l one thousand dollars
Monrovia, and Gaboon, each one thousand dollars
ST. DOMINGO (IsLAND)
Cape Hayden, one thousand dollars
Aux Cages, five hundred dollars
RUSSIA
Amoor river one thousand dollars
Sec. And be it further enacted That copsuls general
consuls and commercial agents. embraced Schedules
Band =, s6aii be entitled, as compensation for their
provisions of this act respectively r
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted That no consul gen.
eral CONSUL commercial agent embraced in Schedule b.
SHALL while he holds his oce be interested in or transact
any businessas merchant factor broker other trader
OF within an b he to, to-
mercla agency directly or indirectly, either in his