Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-27

pan, Siam, Persia. and other countries, Civ
ing certain judicial powers to ministers and
consulS or other iunctionaries of the United
States in those countries, and for other pur
poses.
In relation to malicious injuries to, and
trespasses upon, public and private property
within the District of Columbia.
To amend an act entitled IAN act for CIV
ing effect to certain treaty stipulations be-
tween this and foreign Governments, for the
apprehension and delivery up of certain
offenders"
Authorizing loan, and providing for the
redemption Of Treasury notes.
Making appropriations for the legislative,
executive, and judicial expenses of the Gov
ernment for the year ending June 80, 1861.
To authorize notaries public in the District
of Columbia to take Acknowledgements OF
deeds for the conveyance OF real or personal
estate therein.
Providing for the erection of Il post Office
in the city Of Philadelphia.
10 authorize the location of certain war
rants for bounty lands heretofore issued.
To authorize the reissue of land war
rauts in certain cases, and for other pur-
poses.
To establish two Indian agencies in Ne
braska Territory, and one i'll the Territory
Of New Mexico.
| To amend an act entitled can act grant
ing public lands in alternate sections to the
State of Mississippi, to aid in the construc-
ton of railways in the said State, and for
other purposes" approved August Il, 1856.
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vice Of the Post Office Department during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1860.
Joint resolution making an
appropriation for inaugurating the eques-
TRAN statue of Washington.
For the relief Of the contractors of the
Post Office Department.
! For the relief of John I. Robertson, of
Virginia.
| To allow credit to certain disbursing Off
! GERS therein mentioned
For supplying the Choctaw, Cherokee, and
! Chickasaw nations with such copies of the
laws, journals. and public printed docu-
ments az are furnished to the States and
| Territories.
Authorizing the enlargement of and con
structon Of branch to the Louisville and
| Portland canal.
For the relief of Commander ii. J. Hart
stene, of the United States Navy.
Giving the consent Of Congress TO Capt.
| William b. Shubrick, to accept a sword pre-
scented TO him by Captain General and Pres
ident lrouiza Of the Argentine Contcdera-
! ton.
Authorizing Capt. William l.. Hudson
| and Joshua X. Sands to accept certain tcStl-
monials awarded to them by the Government
| of Great Britain.
In regard to the Minister from Japan.
For the compensation Of Rev X. t. Rich
ards, late chaplain to the United States pcni-
Tertiary, in the District of Columbia.
Authorizing the settlement Of the accounts
of John K. Bartlett, late Commissioner OF
| the United States to run and mark the boun-
dairy line between the United States and
Mexico, and for other purposes.
| In relation to the works Of the exploring
expedition.
Providing for the observation Of the eclipse
| of the SUM- which will occur OH the 18th day
| Of Jul Y next.
| In relation TO public printing.
To correct clerical error in the act, ap-
proved May4 1860, ''for the relief of Stewart
! McGowan."
| For the restoration Of Lieut.. Augustus 5.
Baldwin to the active list Of the Navy.
To'reduce the price of public printing.
Explanatory of the eighth section of the
act of Congress, approved February 18th,
| 1850
fin addition to the above acts and Joint
resolutions, near two hundred private bills,
,nrs+ rnlor;nr, IN rho ,.laiuS af in1ivilua j.
were passed.