Spencer, George D., act for relief of

Springfield Armory, appropriation for repairs of, purchase of land for

Staff, General, of the army-(See General Staff of

Army.)

Stafford, Nathaniel, act for relief of

State Department, appropriation for

Staten Island, New York, appropriation for purchase of

defensive works on .

States furnishing militia, &c. on requisition, joint resolution for refunding money to, No. 12

183

State stocks, Indian investments in, appropriation for in

terest on

Statue of Washington, appropriation for
Statues, group of, for the Capitol, appropriation for pur-
chase of.

St. Augustine, land office at, appropriation for
Steamers, mail, between United States and Bremen, ap-
priation for

for public service, when to be built by con

tract

Stevenson, Samuel, act for relief of

Stockbridge Indians, repeal of act March 3, 1843, concer

ning

enrolment of those desiring to become

citizens of the United States, how
to be made

division of the township of, how to

be made

appropriation for

Storm, Thomas H. appropriation for representatives of. 85 3
St. Philip, fort, appropriation for

. 176 1

161

85 3

20 1

St. Regis Indians appropriation for American party of.
St. Vrain, Felix, act for relief of surities of

34 1

79 1

Styles, William H., Chargé d'Affaires to Austria, appropriation for salary of

14 1

Sub-agent of Indian affairs at Green Bay, his duties in

regard to Stockbridge Indians

for Indians, appropriation for

Subtreasury system-(See Public Revenue.)

Suits of the United States, appropriation for expenses of {

Sumter, fort, appropriation for

Supreme Court of United States, appropriation for ex-S

Sureties of guardians in the District of Columbia may be

82

Surveyors General, clerks, &c. appropriation for
deputies of, oath to be administer-
ed to

in Wisconsin and Iowa, and of Ar-
kansas, compensation of regulated 106

Surveyors for ports of delivery in Texas to be ap

their salaries and fees

pointed

Surveys, military, appropriation for

of public lands, appropriation for

resolution relative to errors in certain surveys,
plats, &c.-No 24.

Chạp. Séc.

Page.

175 1

150

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118

118

. 175 1

157

190

Su-quah-natch-ah and other Choctaw Indians, joint resolution authorizing the adjudication of claims of— No. 17

Tancred, schooner, act for relief of owners and crew

of

Tariff of July 30, 1846

(See Duties on Imports.)

Taylor, General, his officers and men, joint resolution. presenting thanks of Congress to, No. 11

Teachers at Military Academy to be professors

Telegraph, magnetic, appropriation for

Texas admitted into the Union-Joint Resolution No. 1,
section 1

entitled to two Representatives-Joint Resolution
No. 1, section 2

laws of the United States extended over

mail contractors in, to be compensated

mail service in, to be continued

United States district court of, its powers and ju-
risdiction

United States district court of, appeals and writs
of error from, how to be taken

United States district court of, judge to be ap

United States district court of, clerk of court to
be appointed, his compensation

Texas, United States district court of, district attorney to
be appointed for, his salary and fees
United States district court of, marshal to be ap-
pointed for, his salary and fees

collection district of, port of entry in, established
collection district of, collector of, to be appointed,
his salary and fees

collection district of, ports of delivery in, estab

lished

collection district of, surveyors to be appointed

for, their salaries and fees

Texas volunteers, appropriation for payment of four com

panies of

Thomas, Gregory, for relief of

Tompkins, fort, appropriation for purchase of

Tonnage duties (See Discriminating Tonnage Du

ties.)

Tonnage duties, extra, on ship Herald to be refunded
Transfers of public money-(See Public Revenue,
Transfers of)

Transportation of officers' baggage, troops, sup

plies, &c. appropriations for

Treasurer of the United States, appropriation for

his powers and duties with regard to the pub-
lic revenue (See Public Revenue)

Treasurers, assistant-(See assistant Treasurers and Pub

lie Revenue)

of Mint at Philadelphia and Branch Mint at
New Orleans to be assistant treasurers

Treasury of the United States constituted and declared 90 1

of United States

compensation to, as such

not to be disposed of below par
purloined, appropriation for paying cer-
tain

general provision for payment of,
and evidence to be adduced-

Treaty with Bavaria for abolition of droit d'aubaine and
taxes on emigration-Appendix

of commerce and navigation with Belgium-
Appendix

92

Treaty with the Cherokee Indians—Appendix

of peace, amity and commerce with China—Ap-
pendix

with the Creeks and Seminoles-Appendix
with the Grand Duchy of Hesse Cassel, for abo-
lition of droit d'aubaine and taxes on emigra-
tion-Appendix

with Great Britain, of limits westward of the
Rocky mountains-Appendix

with the Kansas Indians-Appendix

with the Pottowautomie Nation Appendix

with the two Sicilies, of commerce and Navigation

Trull, George, certain duties refunded to

tives of

159 I

137

Tymochtee township, school trustees of, to select lands

for schools

-Appendix

Trumbull, fort, appropriation for

Turner, Cyrus, act for relief of heirs and representa

Vaults, for public money, appropriation for
Velasco, to be a port of delivery in Texas

surveyor of, to be appointed, his salary

Vessels for public service, when to be built by con

tract

Vice President of the United States, appropriation for
Virginia military land warrants, extension of time for lo-
cating

state of, retrocession of Alexandria county to
court-house and jail in Alexandria county to be
transferred to

Volunteers, to be called into service

3 3

44

176 1

161

175

Volunteers, appropriation for payment of certain compa-
nies of Joint Reso. No. 20.
appropriation for repayment to States and in-
dividuals of the expenses of furnishing, &c.
-Reso. No. 12

Chap. Sec.

W.

Walker, Samuel D., act for the relief of

War between the United States and the Republic of Mexico, act declaring the existence of, and providing for the prosecution of

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188

183

proclamation of.

War Department, appropriation for

Ward, Harriet, act for relief of

Warehouses, public, for the reception of goods, &c.

Act establishing

Entry of goods, &c., in, how to be made.

In what manner to be secured

Goods, &c., deposited in, how and at whose risk
to be kept

Goods, &c., deposited in, withdrawal of, in what
quantities allowed

Goods, &c., deposited in, withdrawal of, for re-
exportation, how to be made

Washington's statue, appropriation for

Goods, &c., deposited in, withdrawal of, for trans-
fer to another port of entry, how made
Goods, &c., deposited in, sale of, by collector,
when authorized and how to be made
Goods, &c., of a perishable nature, and explosive
substances, deposited in, how to be disposed
of .

Forfeiture of goods fraudulently concealed in, or
withdrawn from

Penalties for changing marks on goods, &c.,
posited in

Penalty for fraudulently opening

Warren, Daniel H., act for relief of

Warren, fort, appropriation for

Washington arsenal, appropriation for magazine at
Washington, fort, appropriation for
Washington navy yard, appropriation for civil establish-

for improvement and repairs of. 176
for magazine at

Water-rotted hemp, Secretary of Navy authorized to con

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