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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-07
Paris E1position, 1867.

TIVE RISE AND FALL OF yUNBERLESss
Il Machines, bet9IdsA - Superior "
Others" has conyineed the public hat
safer and better 70 buy good article, OF es.At
We warrant every Machine for THEE
YEARS. and spare 10 lexpense n0r PAIN
have them give entire satisfaction. o..
Cal and examine them at cur sAlesroom ~
= Main strest "a WIN. sUhNkH y ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-07
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

Ona - 80 Three months. e.
six months. 4 90 One month.
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-07
NOTICE,

VNHE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY WILL
i meet for practice this Saturday evening
at o'clock in American Building.
By order Of President
mar7.It - J. B. TEIMBLE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
TPrBL1o-No. 81

AN ACT to partially supply deficiencies in the ap-
preparations for the service Of the fiscal year
ending on the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and sixty weight
sentatiVes Of toe United States OF America in Con
gress assembled, That the following sums be and
the same are hereby appropriated ont of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated to sup
ply deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal
year ending on the thrteth OF June, eighteen humid
For compensation Of the officers, clerks, messen.
gers and others, receiving an annual salary in the
service of the House OF Representatives, twelve
thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars.
For folding documents, including materials,
twenty five thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items ten thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
expenses Of collecting the nue. from customs for
the half year ending June thirtieth, eighteen humid
red and sixty eight, one million eight hundred thou
sand dollars.
To facilitate the payment of soldiers bounsies in
accordance with provisions of acts of July twenty
eight eighteen hundred and sixty SIX, and March
nineteenth eighteen hundred and sixty eight, for
salaries OF fifty clerks OF class one sixty thousand
dollars.
To supply deficiency in the Office Of the Paymas
ter General for blank books stationery binding,
and other contingent expenses, five thousand dol
lars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for defrayns
the expense Of hydration Of the Senate chamber,
For deficiency in the appropriation for stationery
ten thousand dollars.
For defeiency in the appropriation for furniture
and repairs, five thousand dOllars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for clerks tc
committees, pages, horses and oarryalls, fifteen
thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the contingent fund o.
the Pension Office, ten thousand dollars.
Approved June 8, 1868.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June "a, 1858. !
On the street good notes secured by col.
laterals are negotiated at l@la and % cent
s. month, and mortgage paper rules at 100
II % cent u annum for hrst-olass, and Is
0l5 for second grade.
Gold opened at lao against 1404at New
York; and closed at about 139{0l39i. The
market has continued exceedingly dull
throughout, the business having been con.
Anea To Sln0n and $1,000 at 1907; and $1,000
(slOOO and S6OO0) at 40; $1,000 in American
halfdollars changed hands at 1876; S735 and
$1,000 at 1859; $1,000 at 1859; aud 1000 Mexi.
can dollars at l444. We now quote 1850
1864 for the former, and 1444 for the latter
The market for foreign exchange has IN
dergone no material change. The sales Of
sterling include 1850 Al at l5sA; fl5O
tirst-ciass It 1915; $500 private bankers at
1856, and $500 bank at ll0A for gold. In
francs $1,000 AL commercial sold at 3.67k,
and is, 900 private bankers at 1865. Sterling
may be quoted nominally at 1853 1884 and
1881 for good to Al bill OF lading and clear,
and 15459l55 for bank; and francs 3. 68l@
3.675 for the former, and 3.660s. 62A for the
latter.
In domestic exchange the banks contin.
ued to check on New York at Q b cent pre-
nium and the sales Of commercial included
Sl5, 600 New York sight at par; $4,000 az
lie q cent premium; $1,000 three days sight
at discount; $4,000 sixty days 1T Gle;
$1,000 sight on Boston 1T l-l6 premium; S7Q00
! sight on Philadelphia st I premium, and D
small amount $4,000 sight on New Albany
s(Ind.) at / discount.
There was considerable movement In
stocks, the transactions including 10 shares
Louisiana State Bank at S2l 70; 61s do in
several lots 1t =; 400 at $50 SO; IT'S at
S23 rs; (these figures showing q marked
adgance1; so shares3 Union Bank at $50 50,
and Is shares leyee steam cotton press (selt
er's option twenty daysl at S55 50.
a sale Of 8 levse State bonds was made at
As, further Improvements. There were
Gales at auction BY Messrs. Eeliigan q Bias
setti, aucti0neers, Of 100 eight per cent Lou
lllaua State levee bonds, issued IL 1850. AZ
81; 100 do at IS; and 1872 at al. These
ngnre-s however, can scarcely be considered
as Criterion, as we are informed that She
bends Weze eoid in order to indemnify the
holders who had received them On pledge
COZ as coilaterala) and were bought IN ~
one party.
There was very little animation ID the
market for city treasury notes. The trans
actions embraced st1oo aud $1,000 at "a ~
cent discount; 1855 & 37if e35e9 az 87is
and 5000 at 37i. A lot Of 5000 fcohtracled
for week aince) was eaioeEed io.fag ~
E9A The dealers bought e small eilne
olfered at their counters at discount.
and supplied the demand from ayers AZ
30037.
Nathing pas reparted IN State t ex
cepting 5000 ST 4e3 cent discount
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

various rivers, the Gulf of Mexico ,na,,
and Pacific; for procuring water a. ny, .ae 4
from their situation require II to be bssul n
distancei and for clearing roads and sss1
tent which may be required for the aotns %
OF the troops in the field, tive million doae Va
FOR hire or Communication of quarters ~
military duty; hire of quarters fof troos.
houses toT the sate-keeping of military \.
OF grounds fer summer cantonments.' ~ "a
struction Of temporary huts, nospitals' ~
and for repairing public bulldin0a a. sad
posts, two million dollars. @hl
For heating and cooking stoves, twenlv 4
For the ordnance service, reauiraa 4.
current expenses at the arsenals of 49, a
and issuing arms and other Ordnance "
police and Office duties; OF renis toil, IA
lights; Of stationery and office furpifn,..ln
and instruments for use; OF public anirs
and vehielee incidental expenses al ~
service, including those attend NC Nus sas n
and tests of ordnance, small arms sna V
nance supplies, two hundreS u Uusand An
vidCd, That no N oney appropriated Nv ~ ,Sa q
be used to pay tor any new cannon or sms, !
For purchasing three res OF land 49,
eral Square, at Springfield armory, thSs,' n
dollars. se
FoR REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS OF a.,
ARsENALs.
For arsenal and armory at Rock Is,.,.
three hundred and eighty thousand daa
vided, that eighty thousand doll rs Of M ~
| be devoted to the development of the Wsi.. i
carry out existing contracts. Hpl
For Waterviiet renal. West Troy N.l
! twenty thousand dollars. % HsA
For arsenal at St. Louis Missouri, A.. n
| dollars, Nv y
For AuFusts arsenal, Augusta, GsOrv,, N
| sand dollars. So y
For b ton Rouge arsenal, Baton Rouv. /,
seven thousand i've hundred dollars ~ ~
For Ben eeia arsenal, Beneeia, California /.
| Eor Vancouver arsenal Vancopvo- n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
fPuBL1c-No. 80.
AN ACT to amend an act epttled

AN ACT to amend an act entitled An ,
relief of the Inhabitants of cities aud d
the public lands, approved March two
hundred and sixty-sevens
Be il enacted by Che Senate and House
sentatives of the United states Of Amerii
gress assembled, That the Inhabitants q
located on the public land of the United 8
avail themselves, if the town authorities
do, Of the provisions Of he act Of March 4
cen hundred and sixty-seven. entitled 4
the relief of the Inhabitants OF cities aud %
the public lands;" PROVIDED, This act sh,l
vent the issuance OF patents to persons
made, or may make entries, and elect 4
Bnder existing laws: And p divided furthsf
title under said act of March two, eighteen
and sixty shall be acquired to any MI
claim or possession held under the existi1
Congress-: Provided also, Tha- in Rddh1
minimum Price of the lands included Ia
site entered under the provisions Of thi
can act for the relief Of the inhabitants d
towns upon the public lands" approved
eighteen hundred and sixtys seven, there ID
by the parties availing themselves Of the
OF said acts q costs Of surveying and N
such town site, and expenses incident Ii
CURED by the United States. before any %
issue therefor.
Approved June 9, 1868 r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
IPUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No. 24.1


JOINT RESOLUTION concerning certain lands
Michigan and " isconsin.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United states Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That failure to grade twenty
Of the act entitled IAN act TO extend the time Tor
the completion of certain railroads to which land
sTsn' naSs 5seH made IL the states , q Michigan
March, ammo Domini eighteen hundred and sixty.
ye and Twenty miles additional thereof in each
cause any forfeiture or reversion to the United
States Of any lands granted 70 the said States, or
railroads described; Provided That said companies
or either Of them shall fully complete their said rail
thirtglfirst December. ammo Domini eighteen hund.
dred and seventy two ct which time failure shall
THAT the provisions of this section shah apply only
e the be-. chartered and projected line Of railway oY
northerly TO Esconaba, in the state of Michigan;
End the chartered and protested line of railway from
Ontonagon, 10 the same State; And provided fur
sssr Ih9s the said Az MsTGgstS snd 9nonsEoH
not have completed according to law ten additional
miles Of their SaiEoad on q estors the hrst Gay Of
and shall not in like manner complete ten miles Of
sea rnsosd Y escn snd svsy ssaE then
Of Michigan e declare the grant of lands TO said
esmpsny % he forfeited and % confer the said grant
ner as II the said grant was now for the first time
mse Sc g ta9 s1 70 state p Mehigs11. a.,
missioner Of the General land Once Be and he here
~ d authorized and diraoted to cause patent in
due form Of law, 70 be issued to the Chicago aud
Northwestern Railway Company, in pursuance Of a
resolution passed by Congress granting the same to
the State Of Wisconsin, approved April twenty-five
ammo Doniqi eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and
an act OF the legislature Of Wisconsin, approved
June sixteen, ammo Domini eighteen hundred and
sixtg-tW0. granting the same 70 said company for
eighty acres Of land Of the Fort Howard military re-
serve, a. the same was surveyed and approved By
said commissioner on the eleventh June ammo Dom
mi eighteen hundred and sixty four. n
Approved May 70. 1858
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
ARRIVRn YEsTERDAY,

ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Steamship C Harris, Talbot, from Brazos
Santiago, via Indiansls, to A Whitney
&CO-lst district
Steamship w G Hewes. Trip, from Gal
weston, to A Whitney &co-lst district
italian brig Fortuna, Otteso, from Havana,
to Villarrubia-2d district Ia
Spanish brig Bartolome, Munor, from Ha-
vana, TO PUG Bros-lst district is
TOWBoATs.
Perry, Burdick, ftom the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 18th instant, bark
Joshua Loring, brigs Hope and SiI
Robert Peel, and schooner Estrella-
Brought up brigs Fortuna and Bar
tOlome
STEAM OATS.
D Hinde, Forgay, from st Martinsville.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
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LPuBL1o-No. Al
NUIEN IFVs IT
AN ACT TO further provide for giving I
various grants Of public lands to

AN ACT to further provide Tor giving d
various grants Of public lands to III
Nevada.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and Houss
seDAtives of the United States of Amenl
gress assembled, That the state Of NeyadI
ICED to select the altern tts even number
Withinths limits Of any railroad grant in
in satisfaction, in whole or In part Of 4
grants made in the following acts Of U
wit: the act organizing the Territory d
passed March secoud, eighteen hundred
one; the act admitting the State Of Neyidi
Union, passed March twenly-6ns, eighleti
aud si1ty-four; and the act concerning Cd
granted to Nevada. passed July fourth
hundred and siXty-six Provided. That
egs shall not extend TO lands upon which
be rightful claims under the pre- emptionl
stead laws: And provided, That If lands
the minimum price Of which is two dol'lTl
cents per acre, each acre so selected shil
by the State in subtraction Of two acres
mum price of which Is one dollar and
cents Fer acre: And provided turthefl
lands granted in the eighth and ninth
the said act admitting Nevada into the
be selected within four years from tbs
this act, and the period for the selecpi
lands is hereby 30 extended
SEC. 2. And be It further enacted, That
known and designated for the establish
Agricultural college BY the act OF Jll
eighteen hundred aud sixty-lwO. and
AllenuALoAg AutEHlof euait lc 1EAoSNeI w
manner and Of the sane character Of la1
be selected in satisfaction Of any other
ferred to in the first section Of this act
act shall not authoPize the selection OF lanl
for mines Of gold, silver, quicksilver, or q
SEC. 3. And be 1t farther enacted, That
of Esmeralda, IN the state OF heYadaI
counties of Mono and Inyo. in the Statal
mia are herahg created a land diaEr ct al
office for such district shall be located al
ksmefalda county: and the Pre-ideni
authorized hereafter, from fima to TINA,
stances may require, TO adjust the bound
and all Of the land districts in said STATE,
the location Of the land oiiee from TIM
when the same shall be eKpadient
Sec. Z. And be it further enacted, That
granted to the State OF California for th7
ment Of an Agricultural COLLEGE BY the !
second, eighteen hundred and siNty.iHtI
amendatory thereto, msy BE- selected eyI
from any lands within said State snba
emption and sale; Provided, That t1il
shall not extend 70 lanes upon Wh ch W
rightful claims under the Prescription
stead laws, nor 70 mIneta al lands An
further. That IL lands be selected as aio
minimum price Of which is two dollar
cents per acre, each acre so selected 81 ]
by the State in satisfaction OF two aore1
mum price Of which is one dollar and
ccntg per acre; And provided further
selections shall be made in every o her y
iect to the conditions. restrictions, and
contained IN the acts hereby modified
Approved June 8, le98,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
IN BANKRUPTOl
ESTATE OF HARRISON Wal
Individually, and a. q Member Of the III
Watts 4 90.
UEIIED sFag1s AiARsH4L'


atra UETxED sRA1Es hARsH4L1
.n 500 District Of ~
New Orleans, VA
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTIoR THAT
4 Attn daF Of Nay. A. p. l6sa. . WA1
HARRISON WATTS, tndiYid nAllY,
member Of the firm Of w. U.
Co, Of New Drleane IN the pArisI
loa1s and STATE OF Louisiana,
adiudRed q bankrupt on his own
property belonging TO such bankrupt
for his use, and The transfer Of any a
aim, aDe forbidden by law5 that d meel
creditors OF the said bankrupt, TO prove
and 10 choose one or mora nssignens o.
will : . held at Court Of Bankruptcy, g y
Louisiana. before y. 5. Kellogg. kegs9
third daY 81 July, a. D. 1855. At 9 o clock
7.ll \. j. HEBRON, u. s.
No. fsI-mys iyaA District Of 4
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TPUsIIc-No. Sal

AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses
OF the trial OF the impeachment Of Andrew John
son and other contingent expenses Of the Senate
for the year ending June thirty eighteen humid
red txtv-eight, and for 0tEor purposes.
Be Il enacted b. the eenate and House OF Repre-,
ssntatises Of the United states Of Ameaca in Con.
rrese assembled, That The following suma be and
the sane are hereby appropriated cat Of any money
in the treasury not SfnerWltg appropriated for the
psVaaenf Of the expenses OF the trial Of the i'm
beach uert u Andrew johnson, and other oontin-
gent expenses 81 the Senate Of the United btatea
Tor che 5sGf endine Jane tkirty, eighteen hundred
IN 41agenass Of ths trial Of impeachment 81
AnNeSW JQonaUn, fEestdent Of the United States,
Fel ilsnsoas items forty thousand dollarA
FoT defeiuncy m the appropriation for the pay
el1f 81 Ire capitol police dnd Tor additional police
men an4 accidental expenses thereof, seventsen
Fer dSliciency IN tue INCORPORATION for tho nay.
fasnt 81 additional me.sengGrs, fifteen Thousand
" Approved 3D. A1ay 10, 1858
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III JiI6}AER CONWAY,


DlJ Hal, June ~, l1o3
TO the HOnorabls Beard Of Assistant Aldeunsn.
GBNTLEl[BE The following resolutions
originated IN the late Board Of Assistant All.
dermen, and are herewith transmitted with.
out my approval for your informstion ana
A resolution approving the sale 81 the
right Of way for 9 railroad 90 Esplanade
0nd other streets ''aeiudicaled TO h. 4hints
on the second Of October, 1867
A resolution approving the sale Of the
right Of way for q railroad on Where, Du.
maine, MaTaie, aud other streets, s'adiudi.
Gated on the ffteenth Of May, 1868, 70 Tie
NeW 9rlcans Raiiroad Company gf /
Before notariallY contracting with the
above parties deem It bat proper, and as.
peclelly 81 the absence Of such information
nancs, 70 lay theae resolutions before y0ur
newly crganlzed bodies that they may
receive The atfenlin1 Of the committees
usually charged With inVesti eating and re-
porting uroH 6ath rotter1
a resolution Debating certain iots IL
MasninEton cemetery 70 he Poydfas Or
phan Asylum.
] am not aware that NECESSITY exists f1t
pc oou1tiQn specified ~ lhe resolution.
7lee4 90 t.la tI1ae she city ig a no condt
~, todoaale asS pofnon 81 property fof
~ tltaqle purposes.
plation aompeasating Amn Ncluua
EoNc VA tbs amoune Of pne tD0usAn&
qesLele. AsRtaen Of properly "A openins
London aIc1as
also fes4| tiea aulhcrizine The Co1lfet
i11 70 sell 81 f4sIle suction fhe nfIlI1 o. lss
E4z4r 1H4rket IS Tao balance AZ tie Tcnf.
10 i1IprmasleH ms reechcd rue WhIcA
#AIfAaN my Hpfn4YtI 81 lte ahaNc resoiH'
Sons. bnt httie delay ard elrIainig no
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

AN ACT 70 rrant the rials q Eay to the Whitahall
and fIattsburgh Railroad Oampany.
Be q onactnd b the ke1ats aud Houlo 81
Rsprenantatlvoa e the United States Of
fs1arina III Congress aaaambis d, Thai the
Whiiehan and Plattsourgh Railrpad Company be
and a hornbN authorised 10 locate, conatrnot and
operate Il railroad across ths land bsioasng % the
uuittd States az Plztelbulgh. IN the etqla 81 heF
YORK upon q line commonoinE in tle hilhuaT lad
ting ff1m Hiltt1bursh 70 Eorul At Taint ona hnad-
rad fsat north from the north hne q the inclosq
surrounding the govern uiont nuildinGss runnink
themes 10 noTtheaseaFly din1etioA about aixlaon
hundred feet 10 thn bhnk Of Lnke Chasnpain, thence
nolshaardlV along lbs bank Of said lake 20 che
nolth tno Of the iaa1 balopEing 70 the United
States. uneh lne Of said rosd bong designated on
map Of aurgoy d tha szIas nladE b 5ez p caunbolI
and nuu On lliiE the olico Of the 1eefes4zy Wat
brgeided That The TiEh1 81 waT hareil e1a1ta1
snail Be- sub oct % such a TIA to1rQtnlY
81 a. mag think Hedesearg 10 plQtcl the intaresis
Of the United nieeas; And provided fufther, That
no more than four reds IN upth 81 thu aovarnmeut
lAad shaa be occupied undeftha plesisions Of this
"a 1pvsoysd Nay =. lss.
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AN ACT to extend the time for COMP
military road author zed by an act eht
act granting lands TO he States Of Mic
Wisconsin TO aid in the construction of
road from Fort Wilkins, Copper Hafb
nav county, in the state of Michigan
Howard, Green Bay, in the state Of vi
Be It enacted Nv the Senate and House
sen,atives of the United States of Ameud
gress assembled. That the time for COMP
military road, and for the sales of lands 1
BY an act entitled An act granting Ia
States of Michigan and Wisconsin to aid I
struction of military road from Fort vii
per Harbor, Kewenaw county in the Slata
gan, TO Fort Howard, Green Bay, in tn
Wisconsin" approved March third, eight
red and sixty three, be and the same is
tended 70 March first, eighteen HUNDRED
enty.
Approved june 8, 1863,
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[PUBLIo REsoLUrIoN-No. 26. j
JOINT RESOLUTION to supply books and pull
docnments 70 the National Asylnm for DIsah

JOINT RESOLUTION to supply books and public
documents to the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer So diers.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiVes of the United states of America in Con
gress assembled That the Secret ery of the Senate
and the Clerk of tue House OF Representatives
to be sent to the National Asylum for Disabled Vol
unteer Soldiers, at Dayton, Ohio, and to the
branches at Augusta. Maine, and Milwaukee, Wis
consin, and the So diers' Home at Kng b tstown
Spring. near Knghtstown, Indiana, each, one copy
each, of the foHowing documents, namely: The
journals OF each house of Congress at each and eve
session All laws of Congress- the annual messages
OF the President, with accompanying documents
and all other documents books which may be
printed and bound by order of either house of Oon
gress intending the Congressional Globe; begin
ming with the thirty seventh Congress.
Approved June g 1859
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
= ! = : ; : =
ESTATE OF W. 7. BENTLEY.

OFFICE or UNITED STATES MARSHAL, D
s..+as 1I5, District OF Lspuisiana,
Monroe. La, May ], 1858.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE ruAT ON TIKI
i Seventh day Of Nay. A. ID. 1858, q WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of ". u. BENTLEY OF the parish
odindwad bankrupt on his own petition; that the
pGymsnt Of any debts and delivery Of any property
balonoing TO such bankrupt. TO him for nis use,
and the transfer Of any property % him, are forbid
dsn b. law; that meeting Of the creditors Of the
one or mors aGsfnooe Of his estatq will be held at
Oourtof Banlrup tcg, 70 be holden At the oeaoe Of
OdAnhita. before w. j. a. Baagr, ReRistert on tho
ahiFtieth day 81 June, A. ~ les a. 10 O'clock A. d.
F.J. HERHON, u. q. Marahai
Per NJ s. 0AADx, Dspaty. g Messenger.
No. 765--mSl6l $50
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TPUBLIc-No. 96 I

AN ACT declaring Saint George, Boothbay, Bucks.
Eort, YinalhaVeb, and North Haven. in the
state OF Maine and San Antonio, in the State
of Texas, ports of delivery
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America In Con
gress assembled That Saint George and Boothbay.
in the State of Maine. in the collection districts Of
WaldoboIo and Wiscasset, respectively and San
Antonio Texas, in the collection district of Salura
and Bucksport and Vinalhavsn and North Haven,
in the State OF Maine in the districts Of Oastine and
Belfast re 'pcctively be and the same are hereby
declared ports of delivery; Provided That nothing
in this act contained shall occasion additional ex
pense TO the government Of the United States.
ApurOved ,fuue s. 1882