737 A bill for recording the conveyance of 326 326
vessels, and for other purposes.

738 A bill to extend the provisions of all

laws now in force relating to the
carriage of passengers in merchant
vessels, and the regulations thereof.

326 326 326

739 A bill to abolish imprisonment for debt 326
in certain cases.

741 A bill to reduce the minimum price of 326
the mineral lands in the Lake Su-
perior district, in Michigan, and in
the Chippewa district, in Wisconsin.
742 A bill to incorporate the Oak Hill
Cemetery, in the District of Columbia.
744 A bill to repeal a provision of "An
act to establish certain post routes,"
approved August 14, 1848.

745 A bill to regulate the mileage of mem-
bers and delegates in Congress, and

157 166 187

157 166

247 252

746 A bill to authorize the coinage of 233 234 246, 310

for other purposes.

twenty dollar and one dollar gold

pieces at the mint of the United

States, and its branches.

747 A bill to provide for the settlement of 282 287310

the accounts of public officers and

others, who may have received mo-

neys arising from military contribu
tions or otherwise, in Mexico."

752 A bill for the relief of Stoughton A.

Fletcher.

754 A bill making appropriations for the
service of the Post Office Depart-
ment, for the year ending the 30th
of June, 1850.

759 A bill for the relief of Charles McLane,
of Missouri.

764 A bill to establish the Home Depart-
ment, and to provide for the Treas-
ury Department an assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and a Com-
missioner of the Customs.

765 A bill granting five years? half pay to
certain widows and orphans, &c.
(See No. 766.)

766 A bill granting five years' half pay to
certain widows and orphans, &c.

(See No. 776.)

772 A bill for the relief of Jacob Zimmer-

man.

773 A bill for the relief of Major Charles
Larrabee.

776 A bill granting five years' half pay to
certain widows and orphans of offi-
cers, non-commissioned officers, mu-
sicians, and privates, both regulars
and volunteers.

779 A bill for the relief of James Norris ... 326 326326

(Amended-see page 326.),

326328, 333, 334 337

780 A bill for the relief of Daniel Wilson... 326 326 326
786 A bill to require the heads of bureaus

and other officers at the seat of gov-
ernment, in examining and deciding
upon claims arising out of the late
war with Mexico, to give preferences
and priority, in such examination, to
those belonging to and preferred by
widows and orphans or their autho-
rized agents.

791 A bill declaring Fort Covington, in the
State of New York, to be a port of
delivery, and for other purposes.
792 A bill exempting Spanish vessels from
discriminating duties in certain cases.
795 A bill for the relief of Solomon Davis.
797 A bill in relation to the Fox and Wis-
consin river reservation, in the State

of Wisconsin.

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326 332, 333

251 257 297

251 257 284

268 273 273
268 273 279

48 Resolution authorizing the Secretary 157 162
of the Treasury to cancel certain
bonds for duties on goods destroyed
by fire while in the public store at
Norfolk, Virginia.

49 Resolution authorizing the Secretary 200 207239

of State to increase the number of

copies of the Laws of Congress an-

nually distributed to the several
States and Territories.

50 Resolution for the relief of John B. 200 207 207
Nevitt, of Adams county, Missis-
sippi.

51 Resolution for the relief of the pursers
in the navy, as to expenditures made
in pursuance of orders during the
war with Mexico.

52 Resolution relative to evidence in ap.
plications for pensions by widows of
deceased soldiers, under the act of
July 21, 1848.

53 Resolution authorizing the settlement
of the accounts of Thomas M. Howe,
late pension agent at Pittsburg, up-
on equitable principles.

54 Resolution directing that the govern-
ment of Russia be supplied with
certain volumes of the Narrative of
the Exploring Expedition, in lieu of
those which were lost at sea.

55 Resolution authorizing the distribu
tion of the "American Archives,"
under the direction of the Joint Com-
mittee on the Library, to literary
institutions in the several States and
Territories.

207 234, 236, 237 257

200 207 235

211 211235, 313

217 225 225

227 229 249

210 240 284

284

57 Resolution in relation to foreign offi. 259 259 297
cers or seamen who shall render re-

lief to American vessels in distress.