rpunL1c-No. SCI
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AN ACT to allow the transportation OF goods,
wares, and merchandise, to and from Phl.lel-
phl and Baltimore, by the way OF Lancaster
and York, or by the mail route.


BE ii enacted 6y the Senate and HonSe Of
Representatives. IF The Uamcd hlattS u II
merica in Congress assembled, lAh All!
goods, wares, and merchandise, winch law
fully might be transported 70 Or iron the
City of Philadelphia anu Baitimule, BY tie
way of Elkton, Bohemia aud Frenchtow",
and Port Penn, APPOINTMENTS, New Cas-
tie, Christdna BriIge, Newport or W lining
ton, or to and from the CITY oi Philadelphia
and Baltimore, by the Wa! OF AfpoluiAinlnk
and Sassatras River, shall, ANA may De, law.
fully transported to aud nom the City
of Philadelphia and Baltimore, by the way
of Lancaster and York, or by the mail
route, and shall be entitled te all the bene-
fits and advantages, and shall be subject to
all the provisions, regulations, limitations,
and restrictions, existing in the Case OF goods,
wares, and merchandise, transported by any
OF the routes beforelmentloned.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker oftle House of Representatives


JOHN G. CALHOUN,
Nice.Presidcnt of the United States, and
President OF the Senate.
ArpRovLD-iay %, 1926.


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.