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Appropriations for the service of the State Department,
including foreign missions, during the year 1849.
Statements showing the disbursements of
Appropriations for the naval service for the fiscal year
ending 30th June, 1849. Statement of
Appropriations for the naval service during the year end-
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Appropriations and expenditures for the service of the

War Department during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1849. Statement of

Arms, percussion powder, and caps in France, Belgium,
Holland, and England. Report of Brevet Major
Hagner, in relation to the mode of manufacturing
Armories and arsenals during the fiscal year ending 30th
June, 1849. Statement of the principal operations
at the
Armories, and the number of arms and appendages made
and repaired during the year ending 30th June,
1849. Statement of the expenses of the national
Army in 1849, (part 1.) Report of Major General Scott
on the state and operations of the

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Army, with returns, position, and distribution of the-
troops in 1849, (part 1.) Annual report of the Ad-
jutant General of the

Army for the year 1849., Annual report of the Quarter-
master General of the

Report of the
Report of the
Paymaster General

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Annual report of the Commissary Gene

Army operations in New Mexico, in 1849. Report of the
Army operations in Florida, in 1849.
Army operations in Texas, in 1849.
Army for 1849. Annual report of the
of the
Army for 1849.
ral of the
Army for 1849.
of the
Army of the United States in Texas, and the adjacent
Mexican states on the Rio Grande, accompanied
by astronomical observations, and descriptive and
military memoirs of the country. Report of Secre-
tary of War, with a map showing the operations
of the
Army operations on the Rio Grande. Report of the Sec-
retary of War of the
Arsenals and armories during the year ending 30th June,
1849. Statement of the principal operations at the
Arts and manufactures for the year 1849. Report of the
Commissioner of Patents in relation to
Assistant Postmaster General. (See Postmaster General.)
Auditor of the Post Office Department, accompanying the
annual report of the Postmaster General. Report
of the

Annual report of the Surgeon General

Auditor's office during the year ending 30th September,
1849. Abstract of expenditures under the head of
contingent expenses of the navy, as settled at the

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Fourth
Auditor of the Treasury, with copies of accounts of dis-
bursements for the benefit of the Indians. Report
of the Second
Auditor of the Treasury of the disbursement of moneys,
&c., for the benefit of the Indians. Report of the
Second
Auditor of the Treasury, with a statement of the claims
of the Cherokee nation of Indians, according to
the principles established by the treaty of August,
1846. Report of the Second Comptroller and
Second

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Austria. Correspondence with the agent employed to
visit Hungary during the recent war between that
country and

B.

Black river. (See River.)

Bodisco, the Russian minister. Report in relation to
the measures taken by the Secretary of State on
the memorial of the great grandnephew and attor-
ney of the heirs of General Kosciusko against
Alexandre de
Botanical specimens collected in the primitive region south
of Lake Superior. Catalogue of -
Boundary line between the United States and New Mexi
co. Operations of the commission to run and
mark the -

Boundary line between the British and French possessions
in North America, as fixed by the treaty of Utrecht.
Extract of a letter from Mr. Everett, United States
minister at London, to Mr. Webster, Secretary of
State, relative to the

Bounty land warrants. (See Land.)

Brazos de St. Jago. Message of the President relative
to the commerce of the port of

British chargé d'affaires for Chili to the lady of the
American consul for Valparaiso. Correspondence
in relation to the resentment of an indignity offered
by the
British vessels between the Atlantic and Pacific ports of
and
the United States, and the granting of American
registers to British built vessels purchased by citi-
zens of the United States; also to an increase of
duty on British produce or manufactures. Corres-
pondence with the British minister relative to the
trade in .

British government for slaves deported in violation of the
treaty of September 3, 1783. Report of claims of
American citizens against the
British ships of war. Correspondence in relation to the
searching of American vessels by

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British and French possessions in North America. Ex-
tract of a letter from Mr. Everett, United States
minister at London, to Mr. Webster, Secretary of
State of the United States, in relation to the
boundary line between the

Bronno Bronski, in relation to an improved variety of silk-
worms which he desires to have introduced into
the United States. Memorial of Count de
Bureau of Construction, &c., relative to contracts with
Mr. R. L. Stevens for the construction of a war
steamer, shot and shell-proof. Report of the chief
of the

Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs. Re-
port and detailed estimates of the

Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks. Report and detailed

estimates of the

Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography.

tailed estimates of the

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Report and de-

Bureau of Yards and Docks. Abstract of offers for fur-
nishing articles coming under the cognizance, un-
der act of 3d March, 1843, of the -

Bureaus of the War Department during the fiscal year
ending 30th June, 1849. Statement of contingent
expenses of the several offices and

C.

California and New Mexico. Message from the President
of the United States communicating information
and correspondence in relation to

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California. Copy of the constitution of -
California, &c., accompanied by a report from Gilbert
Rodman, special agent. Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury, with correspondence, relating to the
security and collection of the revenue in
California; and also in relation to the condition of civil
affairs in Oregon. Message of the President of the
United States, with a report of the Secretary of
State, communicating further information in rela-
tion to the forination of a State government in

California and Oregon. Reports of Generals Smith and
Riley, Lieutenants Talbot and Ord, Mr. Tyson,
and Professor Frazer, in relation to the geology
and topography of
Census board, of its operations since it was constructed.
Report of the

Census board, in answer to a resolution of the Senate of
March 18, 1850, in relation to contracts for paper,
&e. Report of the

Cherokee Indians. (See Indians.)

Chief of the Bureau of Construction, &c. (See Bureau.)
Chief Engineer. (See Engineer.)

China, under the act to carry into effect certain provisions

of the treaties between the United States and
China, and the Ottoman Porte. Report of the
Commissioner to

Choctaw certificates. (See Land.)

Clerks. (See Executive departments.)

Coast at the mouth of the Rio Grande. Report of Lieut.
Webster of a survey of the gulf

Report of the

Coast survey, showing the progress of that work during
the year ending November, 1849.
superintendent of the

Commerce and navigation of the United States for the
year ending 30th June, 1849. Report of the Re-
gister of the Treasury, of the

Commerce of the lakes. (See Lakes.)

Commissary General of the army for 1849. Annual re-
port of the

1849.

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Commissary General of Subsistence during the year
Report of contracts by the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Annual report of the
Commissioner of Pensions. Annual report of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office on the opera-
tions of that office during the year 1849. Report
of the
Commissioner to run and mark the boundary between

the United States and Mexico, parts 1 and 2.
Correspondence relative to the operations of the 19
Commissioner of the General Land Office in relation to

the public lands in the Milwaukie land district.
Report of the

Commissioner of the General Land Office relative to the
land claimants of the land surrounding the Hot
Springs of Arkansas. Report of the

Comptroller and Second Auditor of the Treasury, with a
statement of the claims of the Cherokee nation of
Indians, according to the principles established by

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the treaty of August, 1846. Report of the Second 6 6 1

Constitution adopted by the inhabitants of New Mexico,
with a digest of the votes for and against it; also,
a letter to the late President Taylor from Manuel
Alvarez. Copy of the
Consul at Valparaiso. Correspondence in relation to the
resentment of an indignity offered at Lima by the
British chargé for Chili, to the lady of the Amer-
ican

Contingent expenses. (See Expenditures.)
Contracts authorized by the Treasury Department, &c.,

in 1849. Statement of
Contracts under the cognizance of the Bureau of Con.
struction, Equipment and Repair, from December
4, 1848, to November 14, 1849. List of
Contracts made by the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydro-
graphy, for the year ending 30th June, 1849.
Statement of

Contracts made and received by the Bureau of Yards
and Docks, since November 4, 1848. List of
Contract for furnishing annual supplies coming under
the cognizance of the Bureau of Yards and docks,
under act of March 3, 1843. Abstract of offers to
Contracts with R. L. Stevens for the construction of a
war steamer to be shot and shell-proof. Report of
the Chief of the Bureau of Construction, &., in re-
lation to the
Contract for furnishing navy supplies, transportation of
stores, &c. Abstracts of proposals to
Contracts made by the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
for supplies for the navy during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1850. Statement of
Contracts made under the authority of the War Depart-
ment during the year ending June 30, 1849. State-
ments by the Quartermaster, Commissary, and
Surgeon Generals, and Colonels of Engineers,
Topographical Engineers, and Ordnance -

Courts of admiralty against foreign vessels entering the
ports of the United States. Correspondence rela-
tive to suits instituted in

Cuba, or some of the provinces of Mexico. Proclama-
tion of the President of the United States, and
correspondence in relation to an armed expedition
for the invasion of

Cuba. Correspondence of the several heads of depart-
ments, in relation to alleged revolutionary move-
ments in

Cumberland dam. Report and estimate of Lieutenant
Colonel Long, in relation to the repairs of the -