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314 FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 929. 1SS6. Cedar Keys, F1•- Improving harbor at Cedar Keys, Florida, seven thousand dollars. Mobile, Ala. · Improving harbor at Mobile, Alabama: Continuing improvement, ninety thousand dollars. _ _ _ Biloxi, Miss. Improving harbor at Biloxi Bay, Mississippi: Ccntmuing improvement, twelve thousand five huudreddollars; which sum, together with the money on hand heretofore appropriated for the roadstead, is hereby directed tobe used in deepening the channel from Mississippi Sound to the wharves at Biloxi. Aransas Pusmd Improving Aransas Pass and Bay up to Rockport and Corpus B¤Y·T°¤- Christi, Texas: Continuing improvement, one hundred and one thousand two hundred aud fifty dollars. Brazos Santiago, Improving Brazos Santiago Harbor, Texas: Continuing improvement, T¤- thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars. _ _ Gah-es:o¤,'1‘¤:. Improvement of entrance to Galveston Harbor, Texas: Continuing improvement, three hundred thousand dollars. Pass cuvauo, · Improving Pass Cavallo, Texas: Continuing improvement, thirty- Tu- · seven thousand ive hundred dollars. _ Sabine Pennine Improving Sabine Pass and Blue Buck Bar, Texas: Continuing im- B¤¤k BM', Tex- provemeut, one hundred and ninety-eight thousand seven hundred and ilflsy dollars. · _ . . G ivmon my, Improvin ship-ehanuel in Galveston Bay, Texas, from Morgan’s Cut ¤bi1>-•=h=¤¤¤¤1.'1‘•¤- to Bolivar éhannelz Continuing improvement, for which purpose the . balance now remaining of the money heretofore appropriated for this work is hereby directed to he expended by the Secretary of War in the completion of said channel, in acoordanee with the plans heretofore adopted, and in marking out said channel by piles or stakes, so as to enable navigatoxs to Bud the same without dimculty. manu, Ohio. Improvin harboratA.shtabu1a, Ohio: Continuingimprovement,thirty \ thousand dgllars. . _ Qlaek River, Improving harbor at mouth of Black River. Ohio: Continuing im- Ohm- provemeut, ten thousaild dollars. -‘ Cleveland, Ohio. Improving harbor at Cleveland, -Ohio, on the last plan prqieeted, ninety-three thousand seven hundred and ilfty dollars; of which thirty thousand dollars are to be used in building a parspet outhe existing breakwater, and the one hundred thousand dollars new on hand to be available for work on the last plan. ~ ram-pon, Ohio. Improving harbor at Fairport, Ohio: Continuing improvement, eighteen thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars. Hm-on Ohio. Improving harbor at Huron, Ohio: Continuing improvement, three thousand dollars. Muslringum mv- Improving ice-harbor at the mouth of the Muskingum River, Ohio: v. 0|¤¤¤· Continuing improvement, thirty-seven thousand five hundred dollars. Pm Clinton, Improving harbor at Port Clinton, Ohio, by repairs of existing works, Ohio- two thousand dollars. _ i' Purchase enum For the purpose of acquiring the title to the land adjoining the inner at- end of the west pier built by the United States for the improvement of the harbor at Port Clinton, Ohio, the Secretary of War shall negotiate with the owner or owners of the land for the purchase thereof at a reasonable price, to be approved by Congress; and if an agreement as to price cannot be made with the owner, then the value of the same shall be ascertained in the mode provided by the laws of Ohio for the condemnation of lands for. public uses in that State, the result of said proceedings of condemnation, if taken, to be reported to the next Congress for its approval. Sandusky, Ohio. Improving harbor at Sandusky City, Ohio, by dredging the channel through the outer bar and within the bay- and for this purpose the money appropriated by act of July fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty- four, now on hand,is hereby made available, and the further sum of tive thousand dollars is hereby appropriated. Toledo. Ohio. Improving harbor at Toledo, Ohio: Continuing improvement of the Maumee River, by a straight channel along such line as may be approved by the Secretary of War, one hundred and twelve thousand ive hundred