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s- PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
Ratons and Ship Chandlery for United States
Revenue Vess.ls.

CoLLECTOR's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, $. o., April lat, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE,
until IL O'Clock nooon, Of SATURDAY, the 20th
day OF April next, for supplying Ratlons and
Ship Chandlery for the use Of The Crews and
Vessels Of the United States Revenue Marine Ser
vice In this Collection District for the fiscal year
ending aoth June, 1874.
Schedule OF the articles Of Ship Chandlery to
be bid for will be furnished on application at this
office. The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
apr2.6 GEO. W. CLARK, Collector.
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The Consumption Of Fertilizers.

The following table shows the quantity OF
fertilizers, in tons, shipped over the South
Carolina Railroad, from Charleston, during
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90 Reu.

ITO RENT, THE COMFORTABLE TWO
1 Story Frame Residence, No. 81 Radcliffe
street, north side. To au uueXceptiOnable
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to \. A.
TAYEL, No. Is Wentworth street, near East Bay.
apr2 8
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@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, rIom New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf st owners risk.
APRIL JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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~ LARGE AND COM.

ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODlOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication OMce OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply ct the Oflce OF
TAG NKws. No. 10 Broad street. sep2S
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A TTENTION, WAGNER ARTILLERY
n CLUB.-Attend Regular Monthly Meeting
OF our Club at Llndstedt's Hall Ibis EVENING at
half-pGst O'Clock precisely.
BY order. J. +. LILlENTHALL,
anr1 Secretary.
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@ PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR
furnishing wATgR at Fort Sumter and GRAVEL
at Forts Sumter and Moultre. For PARTICULARS
apply to Captain HEAP, o. s. Engineer once,
No. 43 Broad street. mcn3l.6f
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Ms- NO PAY IF NOT SATISFIED =
CORNs are sill Removed aud Cured BY Mons.
BERGER without innicting the least pain. No
caustics and no cutting in the operation. Send for
Circulars. Apply at No. SO, King street.
apr2.4-
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@BNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
business with tie undersigned are respectfully
informed that hecan be found at Signor Govan
te,s Cigar store, The Cuban Freed,) No. 1885, west
side OF King street, below clifford.
aprl-12 A. MoRoSO.
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pOoNsIeNEEs PER COMMERCIAL
LINE schooner ABBY <. BENTLEY, from New
York, are notified SNs sue is THIS DAY dlscharg.
ing c.,..Eu at Central Wharf. All goods on the
Wharf at sunset will DO stored at owaers' risk
AMI expense. 10 claims allowed after goods
leave the Wharf. E. F. SWEEGAN,
anrI Agent.
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DanIs.

VX1ANTED, THE LOAN OF $4,000 FOR
w one and two years; will pay quarterly ten
per cent interest. Apply to PUstoflce BY letter
/. A, ID. apr2-ls
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Aleetin9s.

IT ANDMARK LODGE, No. 76, A. F. M.
IL The Regular Monthly Meeting OF this Lodge
VIII be held at the Masonic Temple, THIS EVE.
fING at nalfpast O'CLOCK. Candidates for the
E. a. Degree Will be puDctual. The Arrear List
will be read for the second time.
apr2 T. p LlWNDES, Secretary.
NORTHEASTERN AILROAD.-THE
IN annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Northeastern Railroad Company will be held at
the hall OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank, on
THIS DAY, the ID OF April, 1873, at IL O'Clock
NJ. when an election for President and six
Directors to serve for the ensuing year Will take
place. O. WILL1MAN,
mchl5-3s.wl Secretary.
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OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA LUNATIC
" ASYLUM, COLUMBIA, MARCd Is, l873.-
WANT.D, two IrIshwomen for Cooks at The
South Carolina Lun tbic Asylum. Wages, $500
per ear. ]. F. ENS0R. superintendent.
mchl7
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NTANTED, A SITUATION BY APRAC-
w TlOAL Miller. He understands Steam
Engine and water power. His mode OF putting
rice, wheat and corn mill rocks to work is good.
No objection TO take charge OF country mill.
Address g., NEWS Otfice, or apply to No. 20 South
rly, charleston. s. q. mchlo-mwflmo$
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0IONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM

DIONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY UeAXMEN.-rhe Regular Monthly
Meeting OF your Company will be held THIS
"wednesday EVENING, the I'd instant. at your
Engine. House, at O'CLOCK precisely. a full at
tendance Is specially required as as business OF Inn
apr2-h J. w. MCKENRY. Secretary.
VOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE EN-
Il GIEE COMPANY.-Attend the Regular
Monthly Netting OF your Company, to be he at
your EnyIne House, THIS "wednesday EVENING,
april I'd, at O'Clock precisely.
BY order. 7. ). McCARREL,
apr2 Secretary.
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
Il sale Desirable Building Lots In the City OF
Gretnville, s. C., near the Depot o. the Atlanta
settle In this growing and prosperous city will
find It to their interests TO address COX, BRINE
& CO., Poslofice Box No. 7, Greenvllle, 5. O.
mch5.WBl8
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A IKEN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A
n House. with s'X rooms, cellar and outbuild.
ings on very extensive lot. and elipibly stu.
ated near Aiken Hotel. Price moderate. Apply
10 e. }. O. WOUD, Aiken, S. o., or to B. s. b.
MUCRENFUSS, No. 46l King street, Charleston,
=, q aDr2.Wf2s
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HORSES, MARES AND PONIES. JUST
1l arrived, st X. OAKMAA,S Stables Saddle
uuu Harness HORSES and MARES ard Small
Saddle PONIES. spr24s
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for 6QiE.

MULES JUST ARRIVED, AT R. OAK
NU MANS 8 ables, No. IS Church street.
Iurpeutpe, Timber Cart and Plantation kULES
for sale on time. apr24<
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TNWENTY HEAD OF MULES FOR SALE
Il low on time: suitable for turpentine or
ether purpcs.s, at HOUKADAY'5 Stable, Colum.
bus street, mCh3l-4+
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
GENERAL NATURE-No. -. ]


An act to carry into effect the provisions OF
the treaty between the United States and
Great Britain signed III the city CT W assn
ington the eighth day OF May. eighteen
hundred and se"enty-oEe. iela.ln@ /" IL"
fisheries
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representative OF the HijeG States o!
America in Congress assembled, That when
ever the President OF the nlted States snail
receive satisfactory evidence tlat the I'M
perial Parliament of Great Britain, the Far
iiamcu1 of Canada. and the Legislature OF
Prince Edwards Island have passed laws
on their bart to give full effect 10 the pro
visions of The treaty between the United
States and Great Britain signed al the city
of Washington on the elghlh day OF May.
eiUltceu hundred and seventy -Ou", as con-
tanned in article, eighteenth I" twenty -titth
inclusive and article thlrtleth az .aId
treaty !.c j. hereby authorized to i.s-.e nl-
proclamation declaring tn.t he la. such
t,-.t-.,e and Ii.crrup"n iron. the t'.!,. 81
.rci. proclamation. and :" ion. rs The said
articles ciIht"rnth to tw"nty-tiith. in"tu-
.iyr. am: article tlirt,etli OF said treaty
~I... remain in force. according to the
term. IL. conditions 81 art;ci" t!lT.y ti.;!
e: sad treaty. ali ti-h oil and fish OF a..
hiu,.- t..>rcut t!-A OF the inland lakes AM.
.: -. Ii|"l- !ai..n. int. ..l.,n, ara ,,ccp.
Il preserve. IN o.D. being the produce 81
the fisheries .: the Dominion. OF Cauad. 81:
of Prince Edwards Island. shali b" a.
n.:.te,. INTO 'hc United States tree cf duty
SEC. :. That Whenever the colony If
Newfoundland shal. give its consent - tn"
application OF IL" s.ipulatiofs and rcoyi-
slons OF the said articles eighteenth to
:weoty-tita OF said treaty, inclusive. to
tia: colony. and the legislature thereof,
and tie !u.er:a. Parliament shall! pass the
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GENERAL NATURE-No. -. !

An act to amend an act entitled IAN ACT 10
establish uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States. approved
March second. eighteen hundred and six.
ty-seven.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States IT
America in Congress assem- bled. That when.
ever a corporation created by the laws OK
any State, whose business Is carried on
wholly within the State creating the same.
and also any insurance company so ere.
ated whether all its business shall! be car.
ried on III such State or not. has had pro.
ceedings duly commenced agaiDs: such
corporation or company before the courts
of such State for the purpose OF winding up
the affairs of such corporation or company
and dividing its assets ratably among itS
creditors and lawfully among those entitled
thereto prior to proceedings having been
commenced against such corporation or
company under the bankrupt laws of the
United States, any order made. or that shals
be made. by such cOurs agreeably to the
State law for the yata6ie distribution or
pay ment of any dividend OF assets 10 the
creditors of such corporation or company
while such State court shall remain ac.U.
ally or constructirelv in possession or con.
troll Of the assets of such corporation "
company shalt be deemed vaii'!. no.w!th.
standing proceedings III bankruptcy may
have been commenced and be peuaius
against such corporation or company
approved February -, 1873.
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o r FL CT "A l..
laws OF the United STATES Passed Mt the
Third Session of the FOrty-Second
Congress.


Congress.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. 3D..
An act creating an additional land district
in the Territory of Arizona.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That all
that portion of the Territory of Arizona EN-
obracea in the following described limits, to
wit: Commencing at the eastern boundary
OF the Territory, at the intersection OF Tue
first standard line north; and running tEence
evest on that line to the western boundary OF
the Territory; thence south with SAID
boundary line TO the southern boundary OF
the Territory; thence east on saln line 10
Che eastern boundary of the Territory; and
thence north on said line to the place OF be-
ginning, shall constitute separate land
district, TO be called the ella land district,
the office of which shall be located at such
pIace in said district as the President OF
the United States may direct, which may
be changed from time to time as the puOllc
interest may require
SEC . That the President shall appoint,
nv and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate. or in the recess of the Senate, a
register and a receiver Of public moneys Tor
said district; and said officers shall reside
in the place where said land office is To-
Gated; and they shall have the same pow
ers, perform the same duties, and receive
the same em0luments as are or may be pre-
ecribed by law i'll relation to land Othces o
ahe United States in other Territories.
Approved February Is, 1873.
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,pcovsd February -. 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. (;

~ act making appropriations for tie sup
port o.. the Military Academy for The
fiscal year ending June thirsieth. eighteen
hundred and seventy-t0ur.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
representatives of the United States of
America IL Congress assembled. That the
following sums be and the same are hereby
appropriated out OF any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the support of the Military Academy for
the wear ending June tlirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sevtnty-toUr, namely:
For additional pay of officers, and for
nav of instructors, profess BIS, cadets and
musicians. two hundred and twenty thou.
sand three hundred ana seventy-nine col
lars a1d fifty cents; provided, that the pro
tcs.o.- OF the United States Military Acad-
eny whose service at the academy exceeds
ten wears sLall have the pay and allow
apca- OF colonel, and all other professors
shall have tie pay and allowances OF lieu
tenant colonel; and the instructors OF ord
nance and science OF gunIery aud OF prdCu-
cal engineering shall have the pay and al
iowauce5 of major; and hereafter there shall
be allowed and paid to the said professors
ten per centum OF their curren. yearly pay
faT. each and every tern. OF five years SER
wee in tie army and at the academy: pro-
vided. that such addition shalt in no cdse
exceed forty per centum Of said yearly
pav: and said professors are hereby placed
upon tie same footing, as regards :estris'
t.ors upon pay and retirement from active
service, as ,r:ieer5 Of the army.
FL: r.pa3.. and improve mcnts. timber,
p.anis. boards. :oi,;s. wall strips. latis,
shingles. safe. tin. shcet-lead. nails.
screws. ioc.:-. bCtts. hinges. glass. paint,
.urr.Itine. oils, bricks. yarnisG. stone.
linz. cement. plaster. hai~. b!astin: pow
DR.. fut.. !tcr. Steel. tou-. n.aI.'ei-. and
o..,: s...j,a: materials. fourteen thousand
tie huu,.roi ii. Hays.
F.- I.v =. c!tz y :-".ia:ics I'D labor
r:.'i.r..: 80: repairs mat ctDno. =" dong
-. ,.'4.,tr,: .:',;.. mt tL3u..I:'. dollars.
Fer -. an: a?!arat':-. namely: coal.
V.o,.. 49,. :.s.''S. :i.ilar.-. IaU-es. :l.'-
'H..., 49, '",s..- .: -,-nn. ....ln- ",'i'a-
:a-,. fourteen thousand. dollars.
tur as i.l"S. g.somet-l-. aud :e'"''S.
ans. aI"'.-. se.'d..- vi TIE same. - ..N:4-
,..... ,.v..st-.
-. IL. -: ,.:s'-' ::ies. 'ali. shops. All
laundry. :a.e" thousand t..e hundred: dol
lars.
For posta.-. and :e:e grams. three hundred
do iiIs.
IL: .;.::..c4:". tiA2il books. PAPER. TT.
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iGtH:EAi NArrPE-Nn. Il

An act to define the limits o: the collection
district of tie Teche. in .be State vi!
Louisiana. ana Tar other purposes.
BE i. enacted by tie senate aut. House o:
Representa- .. tie United States q:
America IL Congress assembled. That a.!
that portion a.: .ac STAT" .. Louisiana
described. a. follows. - Wy, coniHcnc:n,
az III. town 0: P.nGG"m;n". IN the parish
OF I.erv!i.e: thence down he western
bank g: IL" Mississippi. river t" ::e town az
Doua!!soDy.!.c. il T." parish OF Ascension ::
:l.E'r down tl- b,;oI L.tCu.cle. ana
..lou: Il eastern rnus - -. >.i: thence
West-: : ;l"i.. ~" coast. irclu..u: 3: n"
islands. BAY. 49,. :" .y:;A. - the l..o'itl. q
the SABINE river: t..-:.c.. -, t..c -a.I Sabine
r.ve.. aLl. along - eastern r-ll. IA = pom:
due Te-: t:e'i. ~. sd t..g;- ~ p.aenc-
:..ae: ana tl-rct - ~. place q. >, ginning.
>aa.. ne. Az. IL. sane = hereby. ,rrs-.t i.-
ted an. c;...e,. he cg...y:.c,. G.-..i-: ::
tn. Trclc.
Sc :. Ina. Il, ,,ec.o- o: said dis.r;c:
shal. reside =. Bcasleat, in the parish o.
s.. Mary. who. : hereby made tie port OF
entry q: g.. I,..e.::.G u.::..t: q. tie
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!C1ESERaI NATrRr-Su. 80.

An act 20 provide for the appointment oc n
commission to complete the boundary
line between til" territory of the United
States and the possessions OF Great BrI:.
am not completed nnd-r tn. ac: OF A 10.
gust eleventh. eighteen hundred. and fifty
nix. to carry into effect the first article oc
the treaty OF fifteenth Jane. eightssI4 hun.
dred and fortvsiX.
Be it enacted by the Senate and ToHs.. If
Representatives of the Jni,ed States Ut
America i'll Congress assembled. Tina, the
President ~! the United States h-, ard he
lie IS hereby. authorized ~ appoint the See.
retarv of State. or either OF the assistant
secretaries, or the United States Minister &C
London. or in hi. discretion. 10y and with
the advice and consent of the Senate 60 aI,.
point commissioner 90 act jointly with
such officer or commissioner as may bs
named by Her Britannia Majesty. Tor the
purpose of completing che determination
of so much OF the boundary line between
the territory OF the United State. and the
possessions Of Great Britain az was lief, un.
completed by the commissioner. appointed
under the act of Congress ~t August
eleventh. eighteen hundred and ttty six. q,
carry into effect The first article OF tho
treaty of the fifteenth of june. eighteen
hundred and forty six, between The CaiSeA
States and Great Britain.
SEC. :. That sile sum Of 1--WE thsn.and
dollars. or so much thereof a. nv b. re-.
quired. be. and the same il hereby aDpro.
prlated, out Of any moneys ia the treasury
not otherwise appropriated. to earSy into
effect the provisions of this act.
approved February Ii. 1873.
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States TO hear and determine any cause or
proceeding now pending in said Supreme
Court on writ of error or appeal from either
of said district courts for the middle and
northern districts of Alabama
SIC a That hereafter the circuit court of
the United States for the district of Ala
hama shall exercise appellate and revisory'
jurisdiction over the DEGREES and Judgments
OF said district courts of the United States
for the middle district of Alabama, aud the
northern district of Alabama, under the
laws of the United States comforting and
regulating the jurisdiction. powers. and
practice of the circuit courts in cases re.
moved in said courts by appea! CT wit OF
error.
Approved Mach 3. 1873.
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GENERAL NATURE-NO. AL

An ac. to enforce the stlpulations Of the
convention with Venezuela, of April
twenty-tifth, eighteen hundred and sixty
six. and the payment OF adiudicated
claims
Be it enacted BY tie Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
adjudication of claims by the convention
with Venezuela of April twenty fifth, eight
cen hundred and sixty six. pursuant to the
terms of said convention, is hereby recog-
n;zed as fna! and conclusive, and to be
held as valid and subsisting against the re-
public Of Yer ezucia.
Approved February %, 1873.
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approved February 10, 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. 81 ]

GENERAL NAlERE-NO. 81
An act to remit the excise taxes upon alcohol
used by universities aud colleges for scen-
title purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, / hat the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is
hereby, authorized to grant permits to IN
corporated or chartered scientific ihstltu-
lions or colleges Of learning to withdraw
alcohol in specified quantities from bond
without payment of the internal revenue
Sax on the same, or on the spirits from
which the alcohol has been distilled, for
Che sole and exclusive purpose of pre-
serving specimens of anatomy. physiology
or of natural history belonging to such ln'
stitutiDnS, or for use in any chemical labOra-
tory of such institutions, provided, that APP
goliCations for permits shall be made by the
presidents or curators of such institutions,
who shall file bond for double tie amount
of the tax on the alcohol TO be withdrawn,
with two good and sufficient Suretes, to be
approved by the Con missioner of Inter
nal Revenue, and conditioned that the
zShole quantity of alcohol so withdrawn
from bond shall be usrd for the purposes
above specified, and for no other, and that
the said presidents and curators shall com
ply with such other requirements and regu-
lations as the Secretary OF the Treasury
may prescribe And if any alcohol SO
obtained shall be used by any officer, as
aforesaid, of such institutions for any pur-
poses other than that above speclhed, then
The said officers or SuTyties shall pay the
tax on the whole amount of alcohol with
drawn from bond, together with Ike
amount as penalty in addition thereto.
Approved February =. 1873.
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tGES:NiI EA1URE-Hp. 81

An &c: to !eadiust tn" western Jouula-y If
Dakota Territory.
BE II enacted By the Senate and 7: va. az
Representative. vi ;hc United Star.s .,s
America n Cor gress assembled. Thar ali
that portion OF Ddkots Territory .,;ns
west of H." ON" !'nI.eI AMI eleventh, me-
rldian OF longitude. which. BY erroneous
'!eh",tIoH OF :hr boundaries of said Tern.
. tory ny a former &C. o, Conorsss. ,a,,,.','.
.lc'ac'Ic! and distant from Dat,.a .,r,,.,.r
some !w" hundred miles. De. am. H.: .,1.s
Is hereby: "t'ach.I;r the a!io:...s T,,rl.
AvVr"T"" !.ay"ary l.. ISL.
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GENERAL Ma rURE--NO. - !

An act to provide tor the better care anS
protection of subsistence supplies
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of War be and he is hereby
authorized and empowered to select from
the sergeants of the line of the army who
shall have faithfully served therein five
wears, three years Of which in the 81 AIDE OF
non. commissioned officer, as many commits.
sary sergeants as the service may require.
not to exceed one for each military post or
place of deposit of subsistence supplies.
whose duty it shall be to receive and pre-.
serve the subsistence supplies at the posts.
under the direction of the proper officers of
the subsistence department, and under such
regulations as shall be prescribed by the
Secretary of War. The ml.ssary ser.
geants hereby authorized shall! be subject
to the rules and articles OF war. and shall
receive for their services the same pay ant
allowances as ordnance sergeant.o
Approved March 3. lS13o
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E.:A..!. N.r,ai-%., ~

~; ~. - a.; n" =" th" l'.e.'e,l. t.. ..:.'ns
Frederick T.. Upton. a. Bath. Maine. a
master !. the navy uf tl.f: Ua'..; y ,..-..
j.: !; enacted j.; III. Sc,l,... ..,.i i:au..
o: X il"s"Atttl'ts oi the United S.,... az
a'L+:!"'! III Congress Assembled. 7 I'D. ,h.
H:"7!d""' he. an! ii" is hereby. au'iip, I'd
- appoint Frederick 4. Upton. 81: B4:h,
Maine. a MASTER Ol ;he t.i.eG Stat. navy.
with the grade il his rank tina, he held a.
the date OF leaving the United S:a.e,ser
vice.
Approved January -, l37s
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IGExERA, NATURE-NO. SO!

An act to abolish the office of surveyor a.:
the port of Chester. in Pennsylvania. and
for other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OK
Representatives of the United State. of
America in Congress assembled. That tho
office of surveyor at the port OF Chester. in
the district OF Philadelphia. provided by
the act establishin. said port. approved
March twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and
sixty -seven. he. and the same is hereby.
abolished.
SEC. .. That an inspector Of customs, 20
reside a, the said port of Chester. with tho
powers of deputy collector. shall. be APP
pointed fog said port. and shall perform
such duties as may be devO!veG on him &C.
cording to law, but the compensation Of
such officer shall not exceed that allowed
by law 60 inspectors OF customs at the port
Of Philadelphia.
Approved March 8, 1873.