Trru: n.—THE CONGRESS.—Ch. 6. 15 C H A P T E R S I X. THE LDRARY 0F GONGBESS. 80. Collections composing. l 91. Assistant librarians. 81. Library to be in two departments. - 92. No maps to be taken out. 82. Joint Committee on Librar . 93. Who may take out books. 83. Incidentalex nseaof law library. 94. Persons specially privileged to use 84. ofphooks for law library. Library. 85. Regulations for the Library. 95. Use and regulation of law library. 86. Duplicate, injured, or wasted books. 96. Copies of Statutes at Large. 87. Agents for exchange, dao., of docu- 97. (bpies of journals and documents. ments. 98. Deposit in Library of journals of Sen- 88. Appointment of librarian. ate and House. 89. Lrbr·ar·ian’s bond. 99. Smithsonian library. 90. Librarian’s salary. 100. How to be kept and used. Sec. 80. The Library of Congress, composed of the books, maps, and Q0lI¤¤t‘ionscom— other publications which now remain in existence, from the collections P°°“’¥· hereto ore united under the act of January twenty-six, eighteen hundred 26Jan.,1802,c.2, and two, chapter two; the resolution of October twenty-one, eighteen V·2»P-l28- hundred and fourteen; the act of January thirty, eighteen hundred and R;13q°ij_,· gsm fifteen. chapter twenty-seven; the act of June twenty-five, eighteen hun- 36 j;,,_ ’&1546;,_ dred and sixty-four, chapter one hundred and forty-seven, section one; 27, v.:;, p.’195, ' the resolution of July twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-six; the §5J¤¤¢. 1864, c. act of March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, chapter one hun- 14ég‘·]j"·13»P-1*8- dred and sixty-seven, section one; and those added from time to time by B3_" p1£’ purchase, exchange, donation, reservation from publications ordered by 2 Mis, {ga; cj Congress, de sit to secure copyright, and otherwise, shall be preserved 167,¤-1,v.14,p.464. in the Capitoldn the rooms which were, on the fourth day of July, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, appropriated to its use, and in such others as may hereafter be assigned thereto. Sec. 81. The Library of Congress shall be arranged in two depart- Libmryfvbein ments, a general library and a law library. *“'° d°P“”’“""“· 14 July, 1832, c. 221, s. l,v.4, p. 579. Sec. 82. The unexpended balance of any sums appropriated b Con- J0§¤tC¤mmi¢¤>¤ grass for the increase of the general library, togefficr with such, sums °“ L‘b"’“`Y· as may hereafter be apgnroprrated to the same purpose, shall be laid 24 April, 1800, c. out underthe direction o ajoint committee of Congress upon the Librar , 37» ¤· 5» V- 2» P· 56- to consist of three members of the Senate and three members of thye E g6g“é"··1?°2g·°·2· House of Re resentatives.’’p` ` S1·:c. 83. The incidental exrienses of the law library shall be paid out I¤¢id¢¤f¤l exof the appropriations for the forary of Congress. ESE? °l MW 14 July, 1832, c. 221, s. 3, v.4, p. 579. Sec. 84. The Librarian shall make the purchases of books for the law Purchase of library, under the direction of and pursuant to the catalogue furnished {2,*:**}*** *0* U" him by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Lf2E____ 14 July, 1832, c. 221, s. 4,v.4, p. 579. Sec. 85. The Joint Committee upon the Library is authorized to estab- Regulations for lish regulations, not inconsistent with law, in relation to the Library im L‘b"’·"Y· of Congress or either department thereof; and from time to time to 26Jan.,1802,c.2, alter, amend, or repeal the same; but such regulations as to the law ¤-2.v-2,p·129- 1ibrary shall be subject to those imposed by the justices of the Supreme Court under section ninety-five. And until they impose new regulations or restrictions, the care and business of the Librar shall continue to be regulated by such rules as may have been heretofbre imposed by an * lawful authority. _ Sec. 86. The Joint Committee upon the Librar may, at any time _ D¤J>li¢¤l¤f¢» inexchange, or otherwise dispose of duplicate, injured); or wasted books of Lx; · °‘" “"‘““’d the Library, or documents, or any other matter in the Library not deemed —2,,j6E·-ig,-4—8; vrapcr tv 1*, M they deem Mt- 73,s. i, tt, p. za.
