House of Representatives from the First to the Forty-second Congress, inclusive-Continued.

Index of bills relating to Banks, Currency, Public Debt, and Direct Taxes, &c., presented in the

House of Representatives from the First to the Forty-second Congress, inclusive-Continued.

Index of bills relating to Banks, Currency, Public Debt, and Direct Taxes, &c., presented in the

Title of bill.

No. of Congress.

No. of session.

By whom introduced. Page of Journal.

An act to explain an act entitled “An act to alter
and amend the several acts imposing duties on
imports," approved the 14th day of July, 1832.
An act explanatory of an act entitled "An act to
release from duty iron prepared for and actually
laid on railways and inclined planes."
A bill respecting discriminating duties upon Dutch
and Belgian vessels and their cargoes and to re-
fund a part of the duty paid by the Belgian ves.
sel Antonius. [Title amended by striking out
all after the word "cargoes."]

A bill to abolish distinctions in ports of entry and
extending the privilege of drawback.

A bill to amend an act approved 1st of March, 24
1823, entitled "An act supplementary to and to
amend an act entitled 'An act to regulate the
collection of duties on imports and tonnage, and
for other purposes.' passed the 2d of March,
1797."

A bill repealing a provision in the act of 14th July, 24
1832, entitled "An act to alter and amend the
several acts imposing duties on imports," and to
reduce the limitation of debenture.

2 Mr. Cambreling....... 357.

Mr. Naylor...
Senate.

A bill to remit certain duties upon iron imported 25
for the construction of iron steamboats.

A bill imposing a duty on starch

An act to allow a drawback of duties on imported 25 2
hemp when manufactured into cordage and ex-
ported.

An act to remit the duties upon certain goods de-
stroyed by fire at the late conflagration in the
city of New York.

An act to repeal certain provisos of an act to alter
and amend the several acts imposing duties on
imports, approved July 14, 1832.*

An act to authorize Charles Day, of Macon, and
James R. Butts, of Columbus, Ga., to import,
free of duty, two iron steamboats suited to the
navigation of rivers.

225

2....do

25 2 ....do

25

23

2

..do

1041, 1178, 1193...

1176, 1199.

1182.

125, 131, 135, 1281.

125, 132, 133, 1281,
1282, 1283, 1290,
1292, 1293.
611, 613, 638,954,
962, 1010.

611, 613, 689, 1178,

1198, 1199, 1276,,
1277, 1255, 1286,

1290, 1292, 1293. |

House of Representatives from the First to the Forty-Second Congress, inclusive—Continued.

passed July 7,

1833.

Approved July 7, 1838.