842 INDEX. Bridges in Wbshinglon, D. C'., (continued.) ‘Bureau far Relzg/` of Freedmen and Refugees, for draw-keepers of the 456 (continued.) for repairs, &c. of . ,. 462, 469 leascs'to, when may be changed to Bridges acer the Potomac, certificates of sale . . . . .' . . 175 surveys and estimates to be made for near lands now unsold, how to be disposed Aqueduct Bridge and Long Bridge in of . _. . ._ .,.. . 175 the District of Columbia . 574 other lands bid in at mx sales, except examination to bemade as to their "schoo1 farms," to be disposed of m obstructing navigation .. . 574 parcels. _ . _ . . 175 ]_;>,·{gad,‘m·.(,'c,,é,·a/S, to whom, in what quantity, and for ten of the army, their pay, emoluments, what price ... Z . . ._ 175 and stat? . . . 333 not to be alienated witlnn six years. 175 British Vessel, The Magicienne, to be surveyed into lots of twenty payment to owners 0tQ and shippers of acres euch .,.. h . 1 75 curgo by ... 601 "scho01 furmls " to be sold at public nucnmounc, how distributed .. . 601 tion, sulycct to 1e:¤<c<. . .: .. 175 Brokers, when and for what pncc ... Z . 175 definition of, and special tax on. ... 116 lots in Port Royal and lots and houses m Bron/dyn, the City, Beaufort ... 175 cxclnnige ol' lands to be effected with, in proceeds of sales, how invested and ap- Watllatlioiit Buy . 492 plied .. . . 2 . . .` ... 175 Brown, Hmnjq K., assistant commissioners for houth Caro- Sccrctury of War to contract with, for the lina. and Georgia, to exnmme_ claims erection of it bronze equestrian statue under General Sliermun’s special held to Lieutenant-General \Vintield Scott.. 571 order. . 175 Brunswick, provision for those having valid claims. 175 salary of collector of customs at, estab- warrants for twenty acres .. 176 lished . 308 lenses und certificates of sale ... 176 Bryant, Col. I?. E., lands occupied by freedmen under Gencrcdit to be allowed to, in settlement of eral Shermun’s order not to be restored account .. . 585 until, &c. .. 176 Buchanan uml Compan_y, lands and buildings belonging to the sosuins ionnd due in settlement of accounts called confcderntc States maybe seized, 0f, to he paid ... 570 held, used, leased, or sold 176 Builders and Lbntraclors, proceeds of, to be applied to educadefinition oi and special tax on . 121 tion of the freed people ., 176 Butldrny occupier] IW State ])r»puT¢1/tant, when bllmzlu CCRSCS to €Xi<t, lll10X- appropriutions for general purposes of. . . 444 pcndcd balances to go where . 176 Building corner of F and Fgflcml/t Street, commissioner to cooperate with private appropriations Rn- general purposes of. 200, 450 benevolent associations in uid of freed- Building mrmw of Fam! Spvmteenth Street, men, &c. .. 176 B appropriations tbrgcneml purposes of. 200, 450 to provide bttiltlings and turnish unting, tcac ters and uotcction , ... 176 duty on imported ... . . 561 immunities and rights of all citizens in Burden ofProzj certain States and Territories . 176, 177 to he on claimant of seized spirits, to military protection und jurisdiction exshow that the requirements of the law tended 177 have been complied with 163 no discrimination on account of race or Bureau for Relic/`tg/'l•`reed1nen and Rqfugecs, color, or previous condition of slavery. 177 uct to continue in force and amend the jurisdiction of bureau not to exist in cerztct establishing . , . . .173 - 177 tain States, and to ccuse in every State act estnhlisliing, continued for tivo years. 173 when, &c. . 177 supervision otl to extend to ull loyal refu- all officeis, ugents, &c. of bureau to tuke gees and frecdmcn .. 174 oath ...,.. 177 two assistant commissioners to be up- Bureau of 1l{flz'tary J ustice, pointed . ... 174 to consist of what officers .. 334 their bonds, duties, and sulnries. 174 Bureau of Ordnance, agents, clerks, und assistants ... 174 in nav *, officc of assistant in, abolished. . 38 military officcrs und enlisted men may be Bureau ¢y"}tej?tgees, 1·5·er·dmen, andAbandumd Lands, detailed tbr duty ... . 174 appropriations lor, for yours ending J uno all officers and agents of, may be detailed 30, 1867, and June 30, 1868 92, 486 from army, but without increase of pay 174 assistant and sub-assistant commissioners soldiers to be appointed when it can be done 174 and agents ... . ,.. 92, 486 all persons appointed under this act to be clerks, stationery, and printing ... 92, 486 under military jurisdiction ... 174 quarters and fuel ... I ... 92, 486 oilieers of vetcrun reserve corps now in clothing for distribution ... 92 bureau may be retained .. 174 commissnry stores .. 92, 486 medienl stores, supplies, and aid ..., 174 medical department 92, 486 who not to be deemed "destitute," transportation and telegrnphing .. 92, 486 "suH'cring," or "depcndent" 174 school superintendents .. 92, 486 sales of land made to "h¢!uds of fitmilies school-houses and usylums. . .92, 486 of the African race " by the tax-eom- telegruphing and postage .. 486 missioncrs for South Carolina c0u· certain balances may be applied to aid firmed . 175 educational institutions actually iucot·•
