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194- FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 211. 1880. Surveys wd ox- Holston River, in the counties of Sullivan, Hawkins, Grainger, and “·“’i““'°*°““_C°”‘ Hamblen, Tennessee, and Washington and Scott Countries, V1rg1n1a. mmm' Ticonderoga River, New York. _ Edistoe and Salkiehatchie Rivers, in South Carolina. Georgetown Harbor, South Carolma. Lynch’s River, South Carolina. _ _ Wateree River, from Camden, South Carohna, to 1ts mouth. Black River, from Kingstree, South Carolma, to 1ts mouth. ·_ Rancocas River, from the Delaware River to Pemberton, Burlmgton County, New Jersey. Absecom Inlet, Atlantic County, New Jersey. _ _ Bayou Bartholomew, Tensas River, and Bayou Macon, Louisiana. Sandusky River, near Freemont, Ohio. Chagrin River, Ohio. Ice-harbor, Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio. Toledo Harbor, Ohio, for depth of sixteen feet. Tallapoosa River, from the city of Montgomery to Tallassee. Neabsco Creek, a tributary of the Potomac. Maumee River, Ohio, from Perrysbing to the city of Toledo. Mississippi River, at Saint Genevieve, Missouri. Missouri River, at Boonville, Missouri. Saint Francis River, from Greenville. _ Youghiogheny River, to begin at its mouth at McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and end at Connellsville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Cape Fear River, North Carolina, between Wilmington and Fayetteville, with the view of ascertaining cost and practicability of clearing away logs and overgrowing trees and of dredging out such shoals as now interfere with commerce, itemizing cost of each separately. Town Creek, North Carolina: To ascertain cost of taking out such shoals as interfere with ordinary river steamboat traffic. For the reopening of the Santee Canal. For the improvement of Wappoo Cut, South Carolina. Calcasieu River, Bayous Plaquemine, Black Grand Caillon, Little Caillon, Andre, Fusilier, Grand Lake, Little Lalae, and Barataria Bay, from New Orleans to Grand Pass. For Snake River in Minnesota. The headwaters of the Savannah River, in connection with the headwaters of the Hiwassee and Tennessee Rivers, with a view of ascertaining if a summit level can be securt d of the waters of these respective streams, so as to unite them by a canal; that is to say, to ascertain if the waters of the Hiwassee and Tennessee Rivers can be united with the waters of the Savannah River by means of a canal. The Savannah River, from Savannah to Augusta, Georgia. The Altamaha River, Georgia. The Canoochee River, Georgia. Romney Marsh, near Doboy, and the mouth of Jekyl Creek. Niagara River, at the mouth of the Tonawanda Creek, New York. At Port Day, above the Falls of Niagara, New York. Shark River, New Jersey. B Perth and South Amboy to main ship-channel olf Great Kills, Raritan ay. Improving the bayou south of Milwaukee Harbor for additional purposes of a harbor of refuge at Milwaukee ; also, Milwaukee Bay. Finhollaway River, Florida. Aucilla and Wacissa Florida. Chipola River, Florida. Ooolockonnee River, Florida. Holmes Creek, Florida. Potomac River at the mouth of Pohick Creek. The bars at the entrance of Annapolis Harbor, with a view to ascer-