THE

EXECUTIVE DOCUMENTS

PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

FOR THE

FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,

1879.

IN THREE VOLUMES.

Volume 1 contains Nos. 1 to 38, inclusive, except

Nos. 31 and 37.

Volume 2 contains No. 31.

Volume 3 contains No. 37 and parts.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1879.

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Abert, S. T. Report. Survey of the Yadkin River, North Carolina...
Appropriations for the marshals and deputy marshals, necessity of
making. Message of the President of the United States...
Appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of
the government, and for the support of the Army. Message of the
President of the United States

Appropriations to carry into effect the act to fix the pay of letter-
carriers, estimates of. Letter of the Postmaster-General.
Army. Estimates of the appropriations for the support of the. Mes-
sage of the President of the United States.
Austin-Topolovampo Railroad survey, in relation to correspondence in
regard to the. Message of the President of the United States

B.

Barracks and quarters at San Antonio, Texas, for the headquarters
Department of Texas. Letter of the Secretary of War in regard to
erecting..

Bell, J. M., and other Cherokee Indians from the Cherokee Nation,
removal of. Letter of the Secretary of War
Bonded warehouses containing appraised and unappraised goods are
secured to prevent frauds on the revenue. Letter of the Secretary
of the Treasury in relation to the manner in which cars and....
Bonds or other obligations of the United States, commissions or other
compensation paid to bankers, brokers, syndicates, &c., &c., for
services in negotiating the sale of, from 1862 to the present time.
Letter of the Secretary of the Treasury

Additional information

Brown, Capt. M. R., reports of, showing the progress of the work of improving the South Pass of the Mississippi River

Vol.

No.

C.

Canal. (See Ship-Canal.)

Cape Cod Harbor. Report of the Secretary of War in relation to the effect produced by the dike across the East Harbor Inlet at Provincetown, Mass., upon the deposit of sand in...................

Cars. (See Bonded Warehouses.),

Cherokee Indians from the Cherokee Nation. Letter of the Secretary

of War in relation to the arrest and removal of J. M. Bell and others."