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the tenth article Of the treaty made between Cons
tribes at Prairie dn Chen, the fifteenth Of July. eRh.
teen hundred and thirty be and the same hereby esa
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and binding for the several Executive Departments shall
Be executed y practical and Competent
SEC Ind be 1t further enacted, That the President
Of the United States the sum Of thousand dollars
ready advanced out of the fifty thousand dollars
ted By the act Of January wentyfse eighteen hundred
equestrian statue IF Washington, the personal appa
ton and receipt Of the said Mills Proeid Thatt6e said
the completion Of the statue the Secretary require
SEC is And be rter enacted, That the Secretary of
cpes of equity and justice the accounts Of J. D. Andrews
late agent of the United States for and dsbuse
the same be paid according to said adjustment '' ~
Sec II. Ind be further enacted, That the collectors
Of the customs the several collection districts be and
they hereby and hereafter required dsbursng
agents. for the payment of all moneys that may
hereafter be appropriated for the of custom
with such compensatory not exceeding quarter of
per cent? the Secretary of the Treasury may deem equt
abe and just And prouided further, That where there
is collector the place of location any public work
herein specified the superintendent of such public work
ct with the provisions of this section be and the
hereby repealed
judgements and DEGREES in Territorial court of the Uni
ted States rendered hereafter to be rendered and
Supreme Court of the United States there may presen
ted such writ of appeal within the time and under
notwithstanding such Territory, may after such judy
ments and DEGREES have been admitted into the Union
State and said Supreme Court SHALL when the is de-
ced direct the mandate to such the of the
writ of appeal in their judgment may require.
Sec. 10. And be further enacted, That the Secretary
of the Senate and Clerk of the House Of Representatives
be and they hereby directed continue down the
fourth of March, eighteen hundred and the
pilaton of the Congressional Documents, published by
Congress under the of the State Papers"
in the the first series thereof under the
authority of the of Congress of March two eighteen
of March two eighteen hundred and and
with the same particular index to each class and
hereby directed to contract with Gales Seaton the pub
fishers of the first series thereof for the publishing the
price per volume exceeding that paid for the first SERIES
be delivered the Secretary Of the Interior the
be published and the said Secretary of the Interior
shall place three hundred copies in the Department of State
for its and exchange with foreign and
ton to public bares in States and Territories
and hold the residue of the copies in his custody subject
to the future direction of Congress- PrODided That the
prices or rates to be paid for the printing of this work shall
exceed those paid at present for the printing of the
documents of Congress- including and binding hav
ing regard the quality and value of the material used
and work done Peed That the cost of the publication
shall not exceed three hundred and forty thousand dollars
and that not than twenty five thousand dollars shall
be required for the purpose during the fiscal year.
Sec. 90. Ind be further enaced That all displomatic
the act entitled can remodel the diplomatic and
consular systems Of the United Sates approved March
the first eighteen hundred and fftyfve, shall have the
compensation during the time necessarily occupied in
posts and while they were receiving these instructions
provided for diplomatic and salared officers in the
eighth section of the act entitled An act to regulate the
diplomatic and consular system of the United States
proved August eighteen eighteen hundred and ftysix
Poved That the foregoing shall not be construed to
ply diplomatic consular officer who in office
and ut his of duty when SAID act approved March
eighteen hundred and yve took effect except to allow
compensation to such officers during the time necessarily
| occupied in returning from their respective posts
Approved, June IL. 1885,
| [Pubc-No. III
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing Commander N. F. Maui
ry accept guild medal awarded to him by the Emperor
| Of Austria.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States Of Anaerca Congress assembled That
Commander NJ Maury of the United States navy be and
he hereby authorized accept the great gold medal of
the arts and sciences recently presented to hun by his Ma
jesty the Emperor of Austria.
| Approved, June s. 1858.
| Public No. IS.
| A RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of War to
expend the appropriation made July eighth, eighteen
hundred and fifty upon such channel of the ST. Marys
| river as he may select.
Be enacted the Senate and Rouse Of Representatives.
of the United States Of Aneica in Congress assembled That
tie appropriation of July eighth eighteen hundred and
hiy-Six made for the improvement of ST. Mary river,
in the State of Michigan may be expended in excavatng