The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30
courts of the United States, and of the


entitled and labeled Revised Statutes
of the United States - and the revision
of the statutes relating to the District
of Columbia to post-roads, and the
public treaties in force on the first day
of December, one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-three, with suitable
index to each, shall be published in a
separate volume, and entitled and la
beled 'sRevised Statutes relating to
District of Columbia and Post-ROads.
Public Treaties
Sec. 4. That the Secretary of State
shall cause the two volumes to be ster-
eotyped and such number of each vol +
ume to be printed and substantially
bound at the Government Printing
Office as he may deem needful for pub
lie distribution as hereinafter provided.
and for sale by his office.
Sec. 8. That he shall, in like man.
ner, cause to be edited, printed, pub
lished and distributed pamphlet copies
of the statutes of the present and each
future session of Congress, TO the Off
GERS and persons hereinafter provided.
and bound copies of the laws of each
Congress to the number of two thou
sand copies to be distributed in the
manner now provided by law, and uni
form with the said edition Of the re-
Vised statutes.
Sec. 6. That at the close of every
session of Congress the Secretary of
State shall cause to be distributed PAM
phlet copies of the acts and resolves of
Congress for that session, edited and
printed in the manner aforesaid. as
follows: To the President and Vice
President of the United States, two
copies each; to each Senator, Repre-
sentative, and Delegate in Congress,
one copy; to the librarian of the SEN
ate, for the use of Senators, one hum
dred and twenty-six copies: to the
librarian of the House, two hundred
and fifty copies, for the use of the Rep
resentatives and Delegates; to the Ii
brary of Congress, fourteen copies; to
the Department of State, including
those for the use of legations and con-
sulates, six hundred copies; to the
Treasury Department., two hundred
copies to the War Department includ-
ing those for the use of officers of the
Army two hundred copies; to the
Navy Department including those for
the use OF officers OF the Navy, one
hundred copies; to the Department of
the Interior, including those for the
use OF the stlrveyors-general and regis
tiers and receivers of public land offices
two hundred and fifty copies; to tee
Post-Office Department, fifty copies;
to the Department of Justice including
those for the use of the chief and asso-
ciate justices, the judges and the Off
GERS of the United States and territorial
courts, four hundred and twenty-five
copies; to the Department of Agricul-
ture, ten copies; to the Smithsonian
Institution, five copies; to the Govern
ment Printing Office, two copies; to
the governors and secretaries of Terri
tories, one copy each to be retained in
the custody of the Secretary of State,
one thousand copies; and ten thousand
copies shall be distributed to the States
and Territories in proportion to the
number of Senators, Representatives,
and Delegates in Congress to which
they are at the time entitled.
Sec Z. That after the close of each
Congress the Secretary of State shall
have edited, printed and bound suf-
ficient number OF the volumes contain
ing the Statutes at Large enacted by
that Congress to enable him to distrib-
ute copies, or as many thereof as may
be needed, as follows: 10 the Presf-
dent of the United States, sour copies,
one of which shall be for the library of
the Executive Mansion. and one copy
shall be for the use of the Commission
er of Public Buildings; to the Vice
President of the United States, one
copy; to each Senator, Representative,
and Delegate in Congress, one copy;
to the librarian Inf the Senate, for the
use OF Senators, one hundred and four
teen copies; to the librarian of the
House, for the use of Representatives
and and Delegates, four hundred and
ten copies; to the Library OF Congress,
fourteen copies. including four copies
for the law library to the Department
OF State, including those for the use OF
legations and consulates. three hum
dred and eighty copies to the Treas
ury Department, including those for
the use of officers of customs. two hun
dred and sixty copies to the War De-
partment, including a COPY for the
Military Academy at West Point, fifty
copies; to the Navy Department, in
cluding a copy for the library at the
Noval Academy at Annapolis, a CODY
for the library of the Brooklyn Naval
Lyceum, and copy for the library of
the Naval Institute at Charlestown,
Massachusetts,. sixty-five copies: to the
Department of the Interior, including
those for the use of the surveyors-gen-
eral and registers and receivers of pub
land-offices, two hundred and fifty
copies to the Post-Office Department,
fisty sopies; to the Department of jus
tice, including those for the use of the
chief and associate justices. the iuflOes
and the officers of the United States
and territorial courts, tour hundred
and twenty-five copies to the Depart
ment of Agriculture, five copies: to
the Smithsonian Institution, two cop-
les; to the Government Printing-Office.
one copy; and the Secretary of State.
shall supply deficiencies and offices
newly created.
Sec. :. That the said printed copies
of the said acts of each session and of
the said bound copies of the acts of
each Congress shall be legal evidence
of the laws and treaties therein con-
tanned, in all the courts of the United
States and of the several States therein.
Sec. 9. That the said laws of each
session of Congress shall also be stereo-
typed ans printed for sale as provided
in respect to the said revised statutes.
And the copies of the said revised stat
utes and of the said laws of each ses-
sion OF Congress, as issued from time
to time, shall be respectively sold at
the cost of the paper, press work and
binding, with ten per cent thereof add
ed thereto, to any person applying for
the same. And the proceeds Of all
sales shall be paid into the Treasury.
Sec. 10. That the Secretary of State
shall cause all the copies of the Reyis.
ion of Indian treatise made by Thomas
j. Durant, now printed to be bound.
and the same shall be deposited with
the Secretary of the Interior. for the
use of the Departments and officers of
the Government.
Approved, June 20. 1874