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I4 THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 35, 37, 39. 1860. each of the other two judges of the said circuit court of the District of Columbia, it being the intent and meaning of this- act to apportnon, as near as may be, among the three judges of said circuit court, the extra service which this act imposes on them. · _ lfanyjudge of Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, Thatlifi when any Judgelof the the cnjeuit_co§3·t. circuit court is called on in roftationgo hgld sa;`dtlpr1minal.court durfng tge “° “° "'g· " ‘“' inabilit of the _'ud¤e thereo, suc judge 0 e circuit cour sia e gl:)liig,c(ip§uilf the prevenéd by sichnegs or other legal cause from holding the said criminal .L‘§d8°° Shan *°·k° court, then it shall be holden by one of the other two judges of the B Pl°°°' circuit court, whose duty it would be, under this act, as next in rotation, to hold said criminal court. C, . Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That nothing in this act contained erk of crxm- . . . · . iuaicourtmny shall prevent the clerk of the said criminal court from adjournxng the ¤¢!.i¤¤m§¤ ¥`¤>¤¤ same from day to day, {"or a time not exceeding one week, where the t""° t° t""' judge of the criminal court shall be taken sick after the commencement mmm .ud as and during the progress of a term : Provided, That no services rendered whim ,.5] ,,4%;- by either of the judges of the circuit court, under this act, shall be the

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    • °”· APPROVED, April 20, 1860.

May 5, 1g6g_ Can-. XXXVII.—-An Act supplemental to an Act entitled "An Act froviding _/hr the ·;—— taking of the seventh and subsequent Censuses of lhe United States, an lojixthe Nunzber of the Members of the House of Representatives and provide for the future Ap ortivm- 1850, ch. 11. ment among the several States," approved May twenty-thz`rd, one thousand eayhl dhndrcd Vol. ix. p. 428. andfjly. Be it enacted by the Senate and House <y" Representatives of the United marks author- States of America in Congress assembled, That there rnay be employed md for the Cm in the Census Othee, one chief clerk, and, at the discretion of the Secresus Omes. tary of the Interior, such other clerks of the first class as the requirements of the service may demand, of whom the Secretary may advance from time to time, not more than ten to the second class, nine to the third class, and six to the fourth class. Approved, May 5, 1860. may 9 1860_ CHA?. XXXIX——An Act aut/mrizfnq the Lbgxoration of Washirtqwn Cityto makea Loan ..4.. and issue btock for two hundred theuscm D0l!ars,jbr buzlding a Jlarkel-house. Be it enacted by the Senate and Abuse of Representatives of the United _csmn¤ mn States q"America in Congress assembled, That all the ground lying between §;‘;’;:°;`*:; utgum Seventh and Ninth streets, and fronting on Pennsylvania and Louisiana ,,.,,c,0d`u,m(,n avenues, now and hitherto used and occupied for the Centre Market, be in two years. and the same is hereby ceded to the Corporation of Washington, on condition that said Corporation, within two years alter this act takes effect, House, how to erect thereon a market—house. The said house to be so constructed as to W ¤¤¤¤¤‘¤¤t<=d· admit foot passengers through only one entrance to the market 011 the north side; market-wagons and other vehicles on the south side only, with means of exit for the same on Seventh and Ninth streets, and to exclude marketing from Pennsylvania and Louisiana avenues and the city may sidewalks and pavements thereon. And for the purpose of erecting such $*;::;:20: Sgttto market-house it shall be lawful for said Corporation to create a debt, in ucc6d 3200,000, such form as may be found expedient, not exceeding the sum of two hunzglpot dvertper dred thousand dollars, at ar rate of interest not exceeding six per cent. ‘ · ‘“ °'°s · per annum, any restriction in the charter of said city or existing laws to Umm; gate; the contrary notwithstanding. Provided, however, That the Government aggéaogf lmblé of the Uinited States shall, in no event whatever, be, either directly or indirectly,l1able for the principal or interest upon any loan which may be obtained under the provisions of this act, and the entire revenue of said Stock bow to building shall, after paying contingent expenses and interest on the stock, bg p,;d_ be appropriated to the payment of the stock issued in accordance with