FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SESS. . Cn. 25, 26, 27. 1882. 13For removing snow and ice, one thousand dollars.For contingent expenses of the Executive Office, two thousand dol-

lars.SEC. 2. That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized to Rent of bilding

cause the rent to be paid for the building designated as number eight 803 street, pay-hundred and three G. Street northwest in the city of Washington and ment foccupied as an office of the United States Geological Survey, for thefiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-one, andfor the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, said payment to be made from the appropriations for the expensesof the United States Geological Survey for said years, at the rate ofone thousand five hundred dollars per annum.

SEC. 3. That the Secretary of War is hereby authorized to cause to Rent of buildingbe paid the rent for the second and third stories of the building situated northeast corner

Tenth and Fon the northeast corner of "F" and Tenth streets northwest in the city treents, paymentof Washington and occupied by a part of the force of the Surgeon Gen- for.eral's Office for the fiscal year eighteen hundred and eighty-two, saidpayment to be made out of the appropriation for contingent expensesfor the office of the Surgeon General for said fiscal year at the rate ofone thousand five hundred dollars per annum.

Approved, March 6, 1882.

CHAP. 25.-An act to establish a port of delivery at Denver, in the State of Colorado. Mar. 6, 1882.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedStates of America in Congress assembled, That Denver, in the State of Denver, Colo-Colorado, be, and the same is hereby, constituted a port of delivery; rado, made a portand that the privileges of immediate transportation of dutiable mer- of delivery.chandise conferred by the act of June tenth, eighteen hundred and 21 Stat., 173.eighty, entitled "An act to amend the statutes in relation to immediatetransportation of dutiable goods, and for other purposes," be, and thesame are hereby, extended to said port. And there shall be appointed Surveyor of cus-a surveyor of customs to reside at said port, who shall receive a salary toms authorized.to be determined by the Secretary of the Treasury, not exceeding onethousand five hundred dollars per annum.

Approved, March 6, 1882.

CHAP. 26.-An act to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish impressions Mar. 6, 1882.of the cards of invitation to the Garfield Memorial Service.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedStates of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treas- Garfield memo-ury at the request of Senators, Representatives, or delegates in Con- ofinvitation to.dgress, is hereby authorized to furnish impressions from the engravedcard of invitation to the Garfield Memorial Service made in the Bureauof Engraving and Printing, at the cost thereof with ten per cent. addedto be paid for by persons ordering the same; and that orders for thesame, and payment therefor may be made for Senators, Representa-tives, and Delegates through the office of the Secretary of the Senateand the Clerk of the House respectively.

Approved, March 6, 1882.

CHAP. 27.-An act to establish post-routes Xar. 6, 188Be it enated by the Senate and Rouse of Representatives of the United

StatI of America i Congress assembled That the following post-routes Post-routesbe and the same are hereby established:

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SESS.I. C. . 27. 1882.

Alabama; ALABAMA.

From William Findley's Mill to Davis Creek Post-Office.From Allen's Factory to Hodges' Post-Office.From Guntersville to Woodville.From Whitney to Murphrees Valley.From Gaylesville, Alabama via Howell's Cross-Roads and Kirk's

Grove, to Cave Spring, Georgia.From Snake Creek Post-Office, Alabama, via Cordell, to Alpine,

Georgia.From Springville, via Branchville and Cook's Mills, to Wolf Creek.From Guntersville, via Minorville, to Lot.From Maplesville, via Benson's Mills, Wells' Mills, to Verbena.From Coltonville to Honey.From Dowty to Herndon.From Gadsden to Masingale.From Gainestown to Choctaw Bluff.From Mobile to Spring Hill.From Somerville to Bluff City.From Southern to Bean RockFrom Estill's Fork, Alabama, to Winchester, Tennessee.From Cuba Station, in Sumter County, to Kinterbish, in the same

county.Arizona; ARIZONA.

From Fort Apache to Show Low.From Greaterville to Crittenden.From Cifton, Arizona, to Lordsburgh, New Mexico.From York's Range, to Camp Lee, both in Graham County.From Tucson, via Oracle, American Flag, and Stratton's Banche (N.

0.) to San Catarina (N. 0.)

'Irkama: ARKANSAS.

From Malvern, via Bound Hill, to Fairview.From Sharman, Arkansas, to Timothee, Louisiana.From Locksburg, via Jordan Brook and Silver Hill, to Cove.From Hope, via De Ann, New Bridge, Marlbrook, and Hickory Creek,

to Murfreesboro.From Paris, via Rich Mountain and Dardanelle Springs, to Darda-

nelle.From Camden to Mount Holly.From Flowery, via Cass, to White Rock.From Benton to Prattsville.From Little Rock, via Wells' Ferry, Scotts Bridge, Surrounded Hill,

Clear Lake, and Long Bridge, to Rob Roy.From Conway to Pinnacle Springs.From Ozark to Watalula.From Watalula Springs to Ozark.From Marshall, Searcy County, via Emerson's Mills, to Liberty

Springs, Van Buren County.From Lead Hill, Boone County, via Cottonwood, to Omaha, Boone

County.From Limestone Valley, Newton County, via Boston Mountain, Cass-

vile, and Beech Woods, to Dry Fork, Carroll County.From Hico, Benton County, via Cincinnati, to Dutch Mills, Wash-

ington County.From Hope, Hempstead County, via Spring Hill and Dooley's Ferry,

to Texarkana, Miller County.From Texarkana, via Bookers Plantation, to Bright Star, in Miller

County.From Linwood, via Garretson's Landing, Swan Lake, Greenbank,

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Bankhead, and New Gascony, to Linwood in Jefferson County. Arkansas--Con-From Witherspoon, Clarke County, via Round Hill, Tulip, and Leas tinued;

Ferry, to Pine Bluff, in Jefferson County.From Locksburg, Sevier County, via Chapel Hill, to Ultima Thule.From Yellville, via Lone Rock, to Sylamore.

CALIFORNIA. California;

From Volcano to West Point.From Hayden's (N. O.) to Bernardo.From Upper Lake to Gravelly Valley.From Princeton to Norman.From Anaheim to WestminsterFrom Leesville to Sulphur Creek, Colusa County.From Tehama, via Riceville to Orland.

COLORADO. Colorado;

From Red Mountain to Central City.From Fort Lyon to Railroad Station.From Palmer to Railroad Station.From Leadville to Aspen.From Villa Grove to Oriental.From Teller to Michigan.From Hayden to Lay, Routt County.From Dillon to Troublesome, Grand County.From Los Pinos to the Grand River Junction.

CONNECTICUT. Connecticut;

From Ivoryton to' Centre Brook.From Silver Mine to Norwalk.

DAKOTA. Dakota;

From Utica to Zisker.From Hawlejek to Scotland.From Colfax to McCauleysville.From Kongsberg to Dwight.From Argersville to Georgetown.From Grandin to Hendrum.From Fort Ransom to Grand Rapids.From Bremer to Stump.From Huron to Plankinton.From Brule City to Chamberlain.From Hartford to Antioch and Lennox.From Clark to Webster.From Gilby to Stickney.From Rosebud to Fort Niobrara, Nebraska.From Sweden to Garfield.From Deadwood to Broughton.From Lisbon to Pinequa.From Lisbon to Hamlin.From Hartley to Mapleton.From Alwilda to Aurelia.From Avon to TyndallFrom Colfax to Lisbon.From Plainview to Milltown.From St. Thomas to Pittsburg.From Pembina to West View.

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SESS. I. Ca. 27. 1882.

Florida; FLORIDA.

From Brooksvillo to Cove Bend.From St. Lucie, via Fort Drumm. to Fort Bassinger.From Waldo, via Pine Hill, to Lake Butler.From Bellville, via Clyattville, to Valdosta, Georgia.From Madison, via Cherry Lake, to Quitman, Georgia.From Fort Drum to Fort Bassinger.From Acron to Altoona.From Tampa to Palmetto.From Welaka to Crescent City.From South Lake Wier, in Marion County, via Lady Lake, to Lees.

burgh, in Sumter County.

Georgia; GEORGIA.

From Cochran's Station to Allen's Cross-Roads.From Americus, via Friendship, to Buena Vista.From Cleveland to Clarksville.From Blitch to Statesboro'.From Woodville to Woodstock.From Lumber City to Camp's.From Cuthbert, via Keyton, to Arlington.From Butler to Ellaville.From Lincoln ton to Tuckers' Pond Station, South Carolina.From Thomaston to Waynmansville, Upson County.

.From Perry to Henderson, Houston County.From Excelsior, Bullock County, to Swainesborough, Emanuel County.From Mill Haven, via Mitchellton, to Sylvania, all in Scriven County.From Eden to Hinely, both in Effingham County.From Egypt, in Effingham County, via Moore's Mills to Crumley's in

Bullock County.From Fleming to Dorchester, Liberty County.From Scarborough to L. F. Pfeiffer's, in Scriven County.From Scarborough, in Scriven County, to Doctor E. W. Lane's, in

Emanuel County.From Herndon, in Burke County, to Garfield in Emanuel County.From Byron, Houston County, to Taylor's Store, Crawford County.From Cooley's Station, on the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, to Jef-

fersonville.From Fairburn to Flat Creek, Fayette County.

Idaho; IDAHO.From Boise City to Indian Valley.From Boise City, via Dry Creek, Willow Creek, and Mitchell and

Marsh's Ranch, through Squaw Creek Valley and Mines, to Upper SquawCreek Valley.

From Hailey'to Muldoon.From Hailey to Smoky Creek.From Correll Creek to Smoky.From Silver City to South Mountain.From Arco to Muldoon.From Glenn's Ferry to Bruneau Valley.From Pocatello to American Falls.From Santooth City to Bonanza City.From Santooth City to Crystal.From Salmon City to Leesburgh.

lIinois; ILLINOIS. '

From Milford to Woodstock.From Edwardsville to Wanda

.

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From Belle Prairie to Wayne City. Illinois-Con-From Fountain Green to Weakley's Store. tinned;From Broadlands to Homer.From Osage to Elkville.From Exeter to Ncelyville.From Hecker to lted lBul.Fronl Jewcttto Wheeler.From Wood worth to Milford.

INDIANA. Indiana;

From Agalio to JonesvilleFrom Benton to Millersburgh.From Chester to Richmond.From Durham to WestvilleFromi Freeland to Edwardsport.From Granville to Eaton.From Harris City to Greensbnrgh.From Hope to St. Louis Crossing.From Jalapo to Marion.From Jellerson to Frankfort.From Kelseyville to Areola.From Mount Ziou to Baehmer.From Notre Dame to South BendFrom Orange to Glenwood.From Pleasant View to La Gro.From Po, by Root, to Hoagland.From Roseville to Bosedale.From Sharon to De Soto.Froul South Boston to Harristown.From Stumke's Corners to Milan.From St. Omer to St. Panl.From Vernon to North Vernon.From Waterford to Michigan City.From Westland to Cleveland.From Waterman to Eugene.From German Ridge to RenoFrom Leesburg to North Galveston.From New Haven to Znln.From Zulu to Monroeville.From Cologne to Summitville.From Fountain City to Frazier's Store.From Connersville, via Fairview and Connersville Pike, to Hawkins.From Rensselaer, via Baum's Bridge, to Kauts'.From New Washington to Solon.From Holton to Dupont.From New Middleton to Elizabeth, in Harrison County.From Washington to Cumback, in Davis County.

INDIAN TERRITORY. Indian Terri-tory;

From Vinita to Baxter Springs, Kansas.

IOWA. Iowa;

From Charles City to Niles.From Audubon to Kimbolton.From Alpha (N. O.) to WaneomaFrom Maloy to Delphos.From Parma to Big Grove.From Felix to Milo.From Farley to Cascade.

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Iowa-Contin- From Muchachinock to Given.Bed; From Princeton to Cordova.

From What Cheer to Delta.

IKane"; KANSAS.

From Spring Valley to Creswell.From Abilene to Woodbine.From Alexander to Brown's Grove.From Sylvan Dale to Morehead.From Green Cove to Mellville.From Best to Altoona.From Ashland to Madison.From Lamed to Bush Centre.From Eardale to Hays City.From Buckner to Jetmore.From Plainville to Russell.From Dighton to Cntts.From Whitfield to Wakeeney.From Hadley to Girard.From Mission Centre to Kennekuk.From Ozawkie to Valley Falls.From Easton to Dimon.From Centralia to Louisville.From Concordia to Malta.From Kirwin to Gettysburg.From Atwood to Cedar BluffFrom Oberlin to Atwood.From Eldorado to Little Walnut.From Wellington to Beverly.From Great Bend to Thomas.From Kenneth to Colby.From Milton to Belmont.From Lincoln to Tower Spring.From Humbolt to Lavenburg.From Farnsworth to Ness City.From Wano to Collinsville.From Capnnia to Seneca.From Manley to St. Bridget.From Greenleaf to Chepston.From Oberlin to Atwood.From Highland to Severance.From Harrison to Elora, Nebraska.From Highland, via Severance, Union Centre, Eden, and Good In-

tent, to Atchison.Kntacky; KENTUCKY.

From West Liberty to Morehead.From West Liberty to Louisa.Fiom West Liberty to Hazard.From Prestonburg to Jackson.From Prestonburg to Inez.From Pineville to Lot.From Pineville to Hyden.From Hyden, via Salt Creek, to Wlittsburgh.From Salt Creek to Robin's Creek.From Salt Creek, via Line Fork, to Poor Fork.From Frenchburgh to Beattyville.From Stanton, via Estill, to Beattvville.From Brushby Creek, via John's Creek, to Jambore.From PowelPs Mill to Sand Lick, Virginia.From Manchester, via Otter Creek, to Flat Lick.

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From Boonville to Hyden. Kentucky-Con-From Pine Top, via Carson, Bentley (N. O.) to Craftsville. tinned;From Murray, via Spoone Grove, Blood, Flora, to Liuton.From Buffalo, via Mount Sherman, Brushby, to Pitmau.From Augusta to Higginsport, Ohio.From Ballardsville to La Grange.From Helfrey's Mill, via Collinsvillc, to Florence.From Dayton to Newport.From Grant to Aurora.From Grayson Springs to Grayson Springs Station.From Greenup Lime Works to Wheelersburgh, Ohio.From Hartford to Beaver Dam.From Henderson to Evansville, IndianaFrom HIustonville to McHenry.From Port Royal to Spring Hill.From Grant, via Rabbit Hark, to Rising Sun, Indiana.From Wade's Mills to Winchester.From Westport to La Grange.From Wartland to Greenup.From Spotsville to HendersonFrom Falls of Rough, via Pattieville and Wilson's Store, to Rosine.From Calhoun, via Cleopatra, to Beach Grove.From Calhoun, via Ramsey, to Sacramento.From Hawesville to Blackford.From Portsmouth, Ohio, to Tygarts' Valley Post-Office, via Enter-

prise, Bennett's Mills, and Lynn.From Blandsville, via Lawes, to Mayfield

LOUISIANA. Louisiana;

From Houma to Tigerville.From Center, Texas, via Ashton's Ferry and Cook, to Mansfield.From Center, Texas, via Logansport, to Grand Cave.From Carthage, Texas, via Centennial and Keatchie, to Gloster.From Marthaville, via Allen, to Broadwell's StoreFrom Shreveport, via Benton, Dixon's Cross-loads, and Collinsburg,

to Red Land.From Colfax, via Black Creek, to Ialt.From Bellevue, via Fillmore, New Kansas, and Mercer's Store, to

Ash Point.From Red Land, Louisiana, to Walnut Hill, Arkansas.From Baton Rouge to Manchac.From Donaldsonville to Island.From Donaldsonville to Hohen Solms.From Monroe to Lapine.From Plaquemine to Raphael.From Plaquemine to St. Gabriel.From Port Hudson to Jackson.From Waterloo to New Roads.From St. Patrick's Station to Vacheric.From St. Patrick's Station to Bellevue.From St. James' Station to Convent.From Clinton to Live Oak Store, Livingston Parish.From Plaquemine to Soulouque.From Raphael to Soulouque.From Raphael to Plaquemine

MAINE.

From Arnold to South Etna.From North Haven Post-Officec in Knox County, northerly to Pulpit

Harbor.

FORTY-SEVENTE CONGRESS. SESS. I. CH. 27. 1882.

Montana-C on- From Southwest Harbor Post-Office, in the town of Tremont, aroundtinned; said Southwest Harbor to East Tremont. near Henry E. Newman's

dwelling-house.

Maryland; MARYLAND.

From Oakland to Ryon's Glade.From Hillsboro', via Hall's Cross-Roads, to Centerville.From Cockeysville, via Western Run.From Turnpike to Black Rock.From Towsontown, via Joppa Road, to Harford Turnpike Road.From Sykesville, via Freedom, White Rock Road, Berretts, to Liberty

Road.From Pleasantville, to High Point, Harford County.From Snow Hill to Box Iron, Worcester County.

Masachnuetts; M ASSACHUSETTS.

From Littleton to Littleton Common.

Michigan; MICHIGAN.

From Cadillac to South Branch.From Coldwater, via Mattison, to Colon.From Kalkaska, via Lodi, Ivan, and Wellington, to Pere Cheney.From South Saginaw to East Saginaw.From Westville to McBride'sFrom Stalwart to Prentis' Bay.From Bay's River, via Nahma and Garden Bay, to Fayette.

Minnesota; MINNESOTA.

From Edna to Fertile.From Fisher's Landing to Polk City.From Crookston and Carman to Grove Park.From Kindred to Carson.From Spirit Lake to Pelican Rapids.From Ayr to Spring Creek.From Browusburgh to Jackson.From Marshfield to Tyler.From Moorhead, via Holy Cross, Jacksville, and McCaulyville, to

Breckenridge.From Rutland to Railroad Station.From Watonwan to Railroad Station.From Waconia to Helvetia, in Carver County.From Carver, via East Union, to J. P. Farrows', in the county of

Carver.

Misaisaippi; MISSISSIPPI.

From Starkville, via Pugh's Mill, to Webster.From Philadelphia, via Jackson's Tan Yard and Houses Store, to

Java.From Green Hill to Campbellsville.From Johnsonville to Pennwood.

Misaauri; MISSOURI.

From Big Spring to New Florence.From Eminence, via Augustus Mossie's, on Pike Creek, and Pike

Post-Office, to Van Buren.From Eandevie, via Rensaud and Walnut Shade, to Forsythe.From Warsaw to Wheatland.

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SESS. I. CH. 27. 1882.

From Ridge Prairie to Marshall.From Shelbina to Oakdale.From La Grange, via Gilead and Argota, to Steffensville.From New Cambria to Goldsberry.From New Cambria to Jordan.From Callao. via Valley, to Kirksville.From Williamsburgh to Calwood.From Lake Creek to Edward Bahner's residence, in Pettis County.From Salem, via Nova Scotia Iron Works, to West Fork.From Pittsville to Elm Spring Baptist Church.From Iantha, via Igo and Verdella, to Mounds.From Longwood, via Woodson, to MarshallFrom Gooch's Mill to Boonville.From Excelsior Springs, Viginti Post-Office, to Vibbard.From Trenton, via Shanklin, to Alpha.

MONTANA.

From Skalkaho to Gibbonville, Idaho.From Missoula to Victor.From Helena to Mullan.From Ulidia to Beltane.From Reedsport to Judith.From Fort Maginnis, via Maidensville, Dexterville, and Wilder, to

Fort Assinaboine.From Fort Maginnis, via Carroll, to Poplar Creek.From Benton, via Highwood, Beltane, Hughesville, and Goldrun to

Ubet.From White Sulphur Springs to Goldrun, via Montana DistrictFrom Martinsdale, via Puett, to Brambles, mouth of Bigtimber Creek.From Glendine to Poplar Creek Agency.From Bozeman, via Hayden, Chico and Gardiner, to Cooke.From Central Park to HillsdaleFrom Fish Creek to Bozeman.From Centreville, via Unity, to White Sulphur SpringsFrom Benson's, via Richland, to Hayden.

NEBRASKA.

From Seward to Valparaiso.From Repose to Atlanta.From Sutton to York.From Sutton to Aurora.From Wilsonville to Arrapahoe.From Fitzallon to Gibbon.From Longwood to The Forks.From Bazille Mills to Paddock.From Dayton to O'Connor.From Cnster to West Union.From Garner to Halifax.From Albion to Clester.From Weeping Water to Louisville.From Ponca to Yankton, (Dak)From Keya Taha to EvergreenFrom Erina to GarnerFrom Knoxville to VenusFrom Lost Creek to PostvilleFrom Curtis to Laird's.From Lily to GlencoeFrom Wilsonville to Lyle, (Kas.)From O'Neill City to CalamusFrom Little to Ford's.

Missouri-C o n-tinned;

Montana;

Nebrreka;

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Nebraska-Con- From Wayne to La Porte.tinned; From Spaulding to Cnmminsville

From Neligh,in Antelope County, via West Cedar Valley, Clay Ridge,Cumminsville, Clear Creek, Cedar City, late Harrington Post-Office, andLittle Cedar Valley, to Willow Springs, in Wheeler County.

Nevada; NEVADA

From Austin to Gold Park.From Eureka to Secret Canyon.From Hawthorne to Sunnyside.From Beowawe to Cortez.From Palisade to Safford.From Ward to TaylorFrom Schellburn, via Aurum and Spring Valley, to Osceola.From Eureka, via Duckwater, to Curran Creek.From Eureka, along the line of the Eureka and Colorado River Rail-

road, to Cherry Creek.From Lovelocks to Roseville.From Luning to Grantsville.From Lida to Monteznma

New Hampshire; NEW HAMPSHIRE.

From Newbury to Snnapee.From Milan to Errol.

New Mexico; NEW MEXICO.

From Vermejo to Elkins.From Socorro to Magdalena.From Silver City to Clairmont, Socorro CountyFrom Eagle Station to Polomas, Socorro County.From Lordsburgh, New Mexico, to Clifton, Arizona.

New York; NEW YORK.

From Salt Point to Crum Elbow.From Altona to Alder Brook.From Canisteo to Purdy Creek.From Massena to Racket River.From CQoton, via West Parishville, to Potsdam.From Fullerville to Harrisville.From Seneca Falls to Tyse City.From Altona to Alderbend.

North Carolina; NORTH CAROLINA

From Newfound via North and South Turkey and Davis' Mills, onSandy Mush, to Marshall.

From Bald Creek, via McElroy's Creek, to IvyFrom Waynesville via Ivy Hill, Campbell's, Soco Gap, Indian Mission,

and Yellow Hill. to Charleston.From Ivy Gap to Bee Log.From King's Mountain to Carpenter's StoreFrom Troy to PekinFrom New River to Chestnut HillFrom Yadkinville, via Boonville, to Rush.From Norton's, via Lower Hamburg, Big Ridge, Flat Creek, and

Canada, to Balsam Grove..From Statesville, via Wilkesboro', Cherry Lane, Hanks' Store, North

Carolina, anl Peach Bottom and Independence, Virginia, to Crockett'sDepot, Virginia

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sss.I. CH. 27. 1882.

From New Light, via Beck's Store, to Mount Energy. NorthCarolina-From Columbia Factory, Randolph County, via Brown's Store, to Continued;

Troy.From Randleman's Factory, Randolph County, to Greensborough.From Fayetteville, via Sherwood and Slocum's Store to Tolarsville

OHIO. Ohio;

From Patten's Mills to Bartlett.From Ridgeland to HamlerFrom Woodsdale to HamiltonFrom Kirkpatrick to CaledoniaFrom Chatfield to Carrothers.From Bourneville to McCurdyFrom Catawba to Horr'sFrom Cadwallader to Tippecanoe.Frem Alma to.Waverly.From Annapolis to Unionport.From Anglaszi to Tokio.From Black Swamp to Lindsey.From Blue Ball to Middletown.From Brunersburgh to Defiance.From Willettville to Russell Station.From Centrefield to East Monroe.From Chauncey to SalinaFrom Clintonville, by North Columbus, to Columbus.From Coopersville to Wetmore.From Doylestown, by Easton, to Railroad Station.From East Toledo to Toledo.From Emerald to WinchesterFrom Fenton to PembervilleFrom Florida to OkolonaFrom Franklin to Carlisle StationFrom Germano to Means.From Gilmore to Port Washington.From Goshen to Hill's Station.From Green Hill to East Rochester.From Harveysburgh to Waynesville.From Hopedale to Means.From Kennenburgh to SalesvilleFrom Kilbourne to DelawareFrom La Porte to Elysir.From Lattas to RoxabellFrom Lebanon to MorrowFrom Lindale, by Mount Pisgah, to New RichmondFrom Little Clay Lick to Clay Lick.From Little Mountain to Mentor.From Loganville to De Graff.From Mechanicsville to Austinburgh.From Mount Perry to ChalfantsFrom Mount Union to AllianceFrom Mutual to Urbana.From New Cumberland to Zoar StationFrom New Rochester to PembervilleFrom New Straitsville to Shawnee.From Nimisila to Clinton.From Northfield to Macedonia Depot.From North Liberty to Butler.From North Jackson to Austintown.From North Olmsted to Olmsted.From North Springfield to MiddleburyFrom Oh's Town to Mineral Ridge

Ohio-Contin-ned;

Oregon;

Pennsylvania;

Rhodle llaul;

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From Pilcher to JerusalemFrom Raymond's to PeoriaFrom Scotch Ridge to PembervilleFrom South New Lyme to New Lyme StationFrom Tremont City to Tremont StationFrom Unity to East PalestineFrom Webster to Versailles.From West Leipsic to LeipsicFrom Whetstone to GalionFrom Paintersville to Port WilliamFrom Willon to Valley Railroad StationFrom Canfield via Cornersburg, to YoungstownFrom Scio to Carrolton, via Laurentine, PalermoFrom Rutland to Dexter, via Grass RunFrom Shawnee to CorningFrom Bolin's Mills, Vinton County, to Lee, Athens County.

OREGON.

From Summerville to Union.From Bake Oven to Cross Keys.From Roseburg via Civil Bend and Olalla, to Camas ValleyFrom Grant's Pass to Galice.From Tillamook, via Nestockton, to Grand Ronde.From Oregon City to Wilhoit Springs.From Rock Point to Foot Creek.From Blalock, via Rockville, Lord Valley, Ladd's Mill, ani John Day,

to Canyon City.From Blalock, via Walker's and McFarland's, to Bickleton, Washing-

ton Territory.From Blalock, via Rock Creek, Number Six, and Laidlero, to Golden-

dale, Washington Territory.From Baker City to Granite]orom Applegate to Granite.

PENNSYLVANIA.

From Mount Pleasant Borough, via Middle Churches, to PleasantUnity.

From Johnstowne, via Fairview and Bellsano, to Strongstown.From Zionsville, via Sigmund, to SiesholtzvilleFrom Pennville to HudsonFrom Catfish to SligoFrom Eureka, via Tradesville, to Doylestown.From Brownsburg, via Makefield, to Buckmansville.From Bendersville to MenallenFrom Bigler to Table RockFrom Sharpsburg, via Three Degree Road, to Saxonsbarg.From Milldalo to Evergreen HamletFrom Howard to llabb's StoreFrom Penn's Creek to Alifflinburg.From Wharton, via HIll, to Cherry MillsFrom Merwin to Markle.From Bushville, Pennsylvania, to Flatbrookville, New JerseyFrom Forks Station, via Stanhope (N. O.) or Swift Water (N. 0.), to

Halterman's Corners (N. O.), all in Monroe CountyFrom Mifflinville to Hetlerville, both in Columbia CountyFrom Spring Mills, via Farmer's Mills and Old Fort, to Centre Hall.From Nebraska to Marionville.

RHODE ISLAND

From Liberty to Slocumville.

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SOUTH CAROLINA South Carolina;

From Duntonsville, via James n. Strom's, to Kirkseys.From Allendale, via Dr. Weekley's, to Buford's RidgeFrom Bamburg, via Butler McMillau's and Calhoun Breland's, at

Three Mile Creek, to River's BridgeFrom Monticello to Salem Cross-Roads, Yorkville, via Samuel Jones',

to SoudersvilleFrom Black's Station, via Mercer's and Smith Ford, to Etta Jane.From Nichols to Little Rock, via Gaddy's Mills.From Bennettsville, South Carolina, to Laurcuburg, North Carolina,

via John G. Fletcher's Store.From Laurel Hill, North Carolina, to Bennettsville, South Carolina,

via John G. Fletcher's Store.From Laurenbnrg, North Carolina, to Red Bluff, South CarolinaFrom Mnllin's Depot, South Carolina, toAlfordsvillo, North Carolina.From Chesterfield Court-House via Sugar Loaf, Jas. W. Ousley, and

John G. Johnson, to Hartsville.From Rome to Choppee.From Irvington, Chesterfield County, to Iornsborough.From Mayesville to KingstreeFrom Columbia, across Broad River, via Pellwood (N. 0.), in Lexing-

ton County, Countsville, and Pine Ridge, in Lexington County, to Wes-singer's Store, in Newberry Countr.

From Mullin's, via D. D. McDuffie's, Elly Hay's, Hazy Swamp, andJ. H. Stafford's, to Alfordsville, North Carolina.

From Mullin's via D. D. McDuffie's and Elly Hay's to Kentyre'sFrom Pickens Court House to Burroughs' Mill.From Monterey, via Dry Grove, to Enright's Store, Abbeville County.From Martin's Depot, via Mountville and Milton, to Martin's Depot.From Nine Times in South Carolina via McKinney, Cane Creek, Fly

Top, and Horse Pasture to Taxaway in North Carolina.

TENNESSEE. Tennesee;

From Charleston, via Iines' Store, to BrittsvilleFrom Riceville, via Wamack, to Big Spring.From Spring Hill to Santa Fe.From Boston to Santa Fe.From Dowelltown to Pekin.From Blairsville, via Smith's Store and Clarby's Mills, to Dncktown.From Chitwood to Ewmett.From Brattsville, via Georgetown, to Clenland.From Bratteville, via Big Spring, to Decatur.From Buren's Store to Clover Bottom.From Belltown to Citisco.From Graysville to Coulterville.From Huntsville to HelenwoodFrom Mill Creek to Stapleton.From Panther Springs to Talbot's.From Punly to Bethel SpringsFrom Rhea Springs to Spring CityFrom Tusculum to HomeFrom Wartborgh to KismetFrom Indian Mound, via'Legate, Stewart County, Tennessee, to La

Fayette, Christian County, Kentucky.From Dove, via Iron Mountain, Stewart County, Tennessee, to

Golden Pond, Trigg County, Kentucky.From Jamestown, via Byrdstown, Pickett County, to Mouth of Wolf

Creek, Clay County.From Mockcsou to Fall River.

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SESS. I. CH. 27, 1882.

Texa; TEXAS.

From Linden, via Red Hill, to DouglassvilleFrom Cusseta, via White Sulphur Springs, to Bryan's Mills.From Jefferson, via Diskells, Blockersville, and Andrewsville to

Naskom's Station.From Colorado to Estocado.From Colorado to Fort Concho.From Abilene, via Phantom Hill, to Mount Blanco.From Spanish Fort, via Watkins', Holton, Woodford, and Law City,

to Mill Creek, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.From Colorado to Mount Blanco.From Phantom Hill to Anson.From Sweet Water to Marsalis.From Fort Ewell, via Anacosta and Valenzuela, to Carriza Springs.From Caldwell, via James B. Sander's Store, to Lexington.From Bremold, via Beck's Prairie, to Franklin.From San Angelo to Colorado CityFrom Cisco to Brownwood.From Coleman to Belle Plain.From Cooke's Point to TunisFrom Hallettsville to WittingFrom Rockwell to Fort DavisFrom Rockwell to Fort StocktonFrom China Springs to GreenockFrom Jonesboro' to RectorFrom Cherino to HornerFrom Centre, via Willow Grove and Logansport, to Grand CaneFrom De Berry to Dead Wood.From Newton, via Caney Creek, to Belgrade.From Livingston, via Fowler's Mill, Holly Grove, Hall's Mill, and

New Sour Lake, to Sour Lake Springs.From Junction City, via Fort Territt Pecan Springs, and Wentworth

Ranch, to Fort McKavitt.From Pattonville, via Parker's Store, to Halesborough.From Clarksville, Texas, to Locksburg, Arkansas. .From Clarksville, Texas, via Harris Ferry on Red River, to Locksburg,

Arkansas.From Colorado to Mount Blanco.From Oenaville to Barclay.From Colorado to EsticadoFrom Colorado to ConchoFrom Cooper via Prattville, to Charleston.From Bennett's Station to Mosely Cross-Roads, in Red River County.From Nameless, Travis County, to Bagdad, Williamson County.From Florence via Chaneyville, to Lampasas.From Milam, in Sabine County, to East Hamilton, in Shelby County.From Mineral City to Beeville.From Toyah, Texas, to Seven Rivers, New Mexico.From Waco to Groesbeck.From Florence, Williamson County, via Gabriel Mills and Lone Star,

to Stickling, Bunlett County.Utah; UTAH

From Heber to Roy.VenrMnt; VERMONT

From Brownington Centre, by Brownington, to Barton Landing.

Virgiia; VIRGINIA.From Snowville to Misa Fork.From Boscobel to Viroqua.

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SEss.. 2. . 27. 1882.

From Snowville, via Furman's Store, to Misa Fork. Virginia-Con-From Independence, via Potato Creek, to Month of Wilson. tinlied;From Floyd Court House, via New Haven, on Shooting Creek, to

Tar Kiln.From Old Town, via Dobyn's and Davis' Ferry, to Brown Hill.From Buckingham Court-House to Hardwicksville.

WEST VIRGINIA. West Virginia;

From Romney, via Ruckman's and Sharps, to Inkerman.From Inkerman, via Bushby Ridge, Hillsdale, Samuel Park's, North-

western Turnpike to Romney.From Gladeville to Halleck.From Blaine to Clinton Furnace.From New Salem to Yeater's Mills.From Braxton Court-House to Middleport.From Perkin's Mills to Webster Court-House.From Flatwoods, Braxton County, via Doctor B. H. Adkisson's Store,

Williams' Mill, Green Hill, and Little Wild Cat, Lewis County andJ'ames Bennetts, to Rock Cave, in Upshur County.

From Kinchelos, Harrison County, to Cold Water, Doddridge County.

WISCONSIN. wisonain;

From Westby to Bloomingdale.From Antigo, via Morley and Donovan, to Merrill.From Douglas Center to Moundville.From Lucas to Knapp.From Mindora to Burr Oak.From Popple, via Nevins, Shortville, and Day, to Neillsville.From Black Creek, via Cicero, Frazer, Angelica and Plier, to Pulcifer.From Grantsburg to Wood River.From Balsam Lake to Bunyan.From Sioux Creek to Shetek.From Lochiel to Tonnar.From Cadott to Swansby.From Flambeau to Emet.From Eau Claire to Badger Mils.From Rib Falls to PeniatowskiFrom Wausau to Kelly.From Naugart to Hamburgh.From Mannville to McMillan.From Edson to High Banks.From Grand Marsh to New Chester.From Alban to Boyington.From Colby to Green Grove.From Merrill to Donovan.From Autigo to Morley.From Antigo, via Melnick, to Kempster.From Norwood to Phlox.From Bonduel to Tracy.From Angelica to Plier.From Flintville to Saint Nathan's.From Stiles to Morga. -From Stiles to Kelley Brook.From Frydenland to Sand Lake.From Florence to Crystal Falls.

WYOMING. Wyoming;

From Brent Fork, via Ashley, to Fort Thornburg, Utah Territory.From Bourdeaux to Fort Fetterman.From Powder River to Frewen's Ranch.

Wyoming-Con-tinued;

Washington;

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. SESS. I. CH. 27, 28, 30, 31. 1882.

From Elk Mountain to Bushe's Ranch.From Cooper Lake to Bushe's .anch.From Fort Laramie to Central Springs.

WASHINGTON.

From Spokane Falls to Miles.From Miles to Chewelah.From Deep Creek to Walker's Prairie.From Muckilter, via Port Susan to Lyman.Approved, March 6, 1882

Mar. 9, 1882. CHAP. 28.-An act to amend an act entitled " An act to provide for the constructionof a marine hospital in the city of Memphis, Tennessee ".

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedStates of America in Congress assembled, That the act entitled " An act

Marine Hospi- to provide for the construction of a marine hospital in the city of Mem-tal, Memphis, phis, Tennessee", approved May third, eighteen hundred and eighty,

1 Stat. 109 be, and the same is hereby, amended by inserting after the word " pur-chase", in the second section of said act, the words "at voluntary saleor by condemnation", so that said act will read:

"That the Surgeon-General of the Marine Hospital Service be, andhe is hereby authorized and empowered to procure a proper site in ornear the city of Memphis, Tennessee, and cause to be erected thereon abuilding suitable for a marine hospital, after plans and specificationswhich shall be furnished under his direction by the Supervising Archi-tect of the Treasury Department.

Appropriation. ' SEC. 2. That the sum of thirty thousand dollars, or so much there-of as may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, outof any money now in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be ex-pended by the Secretary of the Treasury in the purchase, at voluntarysale or by condemnation, of said site, and the erection of the aforesaidbuilding thereon; and the cost of the site and the erection of the build-ing shall in no event exceed the sum hereby appropriated".

Approved, March 9,1882.

Mar. 10.1882. CHAP. 30.-An act to authorize the erection of a statue of Chief Justice Marshall.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedStatue to Chief States of America in Congress assembled, That the President of the Sen-

Justce Marshall. ate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives do appoint a jointcommittee of three Senators and three Representatives with authorityto contract for and erect a statue to the memory of Chief Justice JohnMarshall, formerly of the Supreme Court of the United States, that said

A riat statue shall be placed in a suitable public reservation, to be designatedApproriation, by said joint committee; in the city of Washington; and for said pur-

pose the sum of twenty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may benecessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury nototherwise appropriated.

Approved, March 10,1882.

Mar. 11, 18e2 CHAP. 3L-An act directing the Secretary of War to pay over to the Society of theArmy of the Cumberland seven thousand five hundred dollars, to aid in the erectionof a statue or monument to General James A. Garfield.

Aeneral J es Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rpresentaties of the UnitedA. Garfield, statueor monumetnt o States of America in Coenress assembled, That the Secretary of War be,memory of. and he hereby is, authorized and directed to pay over to the Society oX