NAVY HOSPITALS. Secretaries of the navy, treasury and war made a board chap 93, s. 1, p. 342 Appropriation of money, to be paid over to them, ibid. Commissioners to procure sites, at suitable places, for Fines to be paid to them, hospitals, s. 2, p. 343 s. 3, p. 343 s. 4, p. 344 s. 5, p. 344 Rules to be prepared by secretary of navy, NAYLOR, JOHN L. See Columbia, District of. Intercourse. NOVA IBERIA. See Customs. OATHS OF OFFICE. Of the persons employed in making the third census or States, His department, With respect to letters carried coastwise, s. 14, p. 165 For the marshals, &c. &c. chap. 54, s. 2, p. 159 chap. 55, s. 1, p. 185 OGDENBURG. Made a port of entry, chap. 98, s. 2, p. 357 OHIO, STATE OF. See Judiciary. OPELOUSAS. See Lands of United States: OSAGE, GREAT AND LITTLE NATIONS OSWEGATCHIE. Formed into a collection district, chap. 98, s. 2, p. 357 P. PATENT OFFICE. To be removed, chap. 51, s. 1, p. 149 PATENT RIGHTS. The usual residence dispensed with in the case of Jo- seph Joshua Dyster, chap. 23, p. 36 Message from President, and accompanying documents Post roads established, Post roads, heretofore established, discontinued, chap. 18, p. 31 chap. 48, s. 1, p. 105 s. 2, p. 135 chap. 51, s. 1, p. 149 General and city post offices to be removed, General post office established at the seat of govern. chap. 54, s. 1, p. 158 Breaches of duty punishable, though the parties may s. 2. p. 159 Post master general to provide for the carriage of the mail, s. 3, p. 159 the mail-Penalty, s. 7, p. 161 - treasury, tions, s. 8, p. 162 s. 9, p. 162 No fees or perquisites allowable in general post office, s. 10, p. 163 Rates of postage, wise, s. 12, p. 164 Penalties for charging unauthorised rates of postage, s. 13, p. 164 Regulations with respect to letters carried coastwise, s. 14, p. 164 Masters of vessels, except those of foreign packets, en- titled to postage, Penalties upon others establishing posts, s. 15, p. 165 s. 19, p. 169 Robberies of the mail, how punishable, s. 20, p. 171 Accessories to be punished as principals, s. 21, p. 171 labor, Regulations concerning unclaimed letters, &. & Persons to and from whom letters may be received free of postage s. 23, p. 172 s. 24, p. 173 s. 25, p. 174 Penalties upon franking other letters than their own, Regulations concerning newspapers, Further regulations, Compensation of the post masters, 3. 26, p. 174 s. 27, p. 175 Penalties upon the deputies not making due returns to the general post office, s. 30, p. 178 To whose benefit forfeitures &c. &c. are to enure, s. 31, p. 179 Post master general may provide for transmitting let- ters beyond sea, s. 32, p. 179 s. 33, p. 179 Letter carriers may be employed by deputy post mas- ters-Regulations, s. 34, p. 180 Courts, in cases under this act, to give judgments forth- with, s. 35, p. 180 6. 36, p. 180 s. 27, p. 181 Post master to report annually to Congress the unpro- Additional compensation to post master at Washing- Adjutant general of army exempt from Post master's emoluments limited, Repealing clause, s. 38, p. 181 Certain documents to be transmitted by postage, Salary of additional assistant post master general fixed, chap. 71, p. 253 POTOMAC, BANK OF. See Columbia, District of. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Authorised to have such fortifications as may be neces- May cause certain reservations of lands ceded by the chap. 4, s. 1, p. 7 s. 2, p. 12 chap. 9, s. 3, p. 15 chap. 18, p. 31 s. 2, p. 150 chap. 52, s. 1, p. 150 Vessels, in certain cases, coming into the waters of the United States, to conform to such directions as chap. 56, s. 1, p. 186 President may revive by proclamation certain sections of non-intercourse law, s. 4, p. 188 |