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" JLIBKHTV, TUB UNION, AND THE CONSTITUTION."
NUMBEM oh.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 21. 1851.
EDITED BY
ANDRISW J. DONKLSON.
A. J. UOMICUOR AND ROHKHT AWUfROWOt
raoruiTQM ^kd rciuiMiM.
TBIMIt
DAILY, JWI you, - - - #10 00
8KMI-WKKKL Y, (publiattcd tri weekly during the wmMuo
of Congress) - - - - - 5 00
WKJKKLY, 400
Ciutt will la /urnuAsd u? fallows:
five copiM of llie DAILY, fur ..... 40 00
Five copies of the 8 KM 1 WEEKLY, .... *) 0u
Ten copies of the " ? - - - - - 3500
Fir* copies of the WEEK1.Y, ..... . 000
Tun copiei of the 11 ...... |f oo
Aft*ft?U0ft?UIAT10NS, ?kc.
Report uj the Clerk oj the Hou*e of Hepreaentativet of the United
Stuies, in compliaru:e ufith tt\c act to authorize the appointment uj :
fldUHHrrnif paymasters, and fbr other purposes, passed July 4, 18iki
OrFlCK or TUK HOUSfc Of lUl'KHStN'UllVlu
of TMk Unitko ri rkits, June '4, 1851.
Kb obediem o to tlie sixth sectioa of lliu " act lo authorize the up
uolDtuwnt of adtliuuiiil puyiuuRtHro, and for other purpiwe#," |HUf?cii '
July 4, 1830, which require ** the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk I
of the House of Representatives, us soon ai may he after the clone of j
each vcMiun of Congress, lo publish the statement of till appropria
tions made during (he session; uud also u statement of the new offi j
cea created, and the salarn s of each ; and aUo a statement of the
offices the salurie* of which are increased, and the amount of such
increase," the Clerk of the House of Hepresentatives submits the ,
accompanying statements.
HK IIAKI) M. YOUNG,
Clerk House of Kepresentatives V. S.
STATEMENTS SHOWING
Firtt?Appropriations made duriug the second session of the Thir
ty-flrai Congress.
Second?Offices created, uud the salaried thereof.
Thiri?The offices the salaries of which have been increased, with
the amount of such increase during the same period.
I.?APPROPRIATIONS MA OK IHIRINU THE SECOND SES |
BION OF THE THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
JuM* 9, 1851 .?Prepared by the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk
of the House of RepreteiUati vet. in purruum:e of the sixth section of
the act of July 4, 1830. " to authorize the appointment of additional
pmfmustrrs, and for other jwjwwi."
By the act to settle and adjust the expenses of Uie people of Oregbn
iu defending themselves from the attacks and hostilities of Cayuse
Indiana, in the years eighteen hundred and forty seven and eighteen
hundred aud forty eight.
To settle the actual and necessary expenses incurred
by the provisional government of Oregon in defend
ing tlie people of said Territory from toe attacks and
hoatUities of the Cayuse Indians, in the years eigh
teen hundred and forty-seven and eighteen hundred
and forty eight $100,000 00
by the act to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of
ths fiscal year cruling the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
One.
State Department.
For additional compensation to four watchmen in tlie
nortbeaat executive buildiug.
Por salaries of tlie judges in tue northern and southern
districte of C alifornia
Treasury Department.
For additional compensation to eight watchmen in the
aoutheaat executive building
For oontingent expenses in the office of the First Audi
tor ?/ the Treasury, for cases for the records, docu
ment^ and official papers preserved in tlie office,
and for new furniture, this sum having been trans
ferred, per act September thirtieth, eighteen hundred
aod fifty, aa an addition to the salary of oue of the
recording clerks
For contingent expenae* of office of Indian alfairs....
For compensation to clerks employed by the Secre
tary of the Treasury, in tlie Third Auditor's office,
on the examination of muster and pay-rolls of the
war of eighteeu hundred and twelve and Indian
wars, in addition to an undrawn balance of appro
priation for the month of July last....
For contingencies incident thereto, such as printing,
binding, rolls, desks, office furniture, and labor
Hrar Department.
For additional compensation to four watchmen in the
nerthweet executive building...
For compensation of superintendent of rented build
tot corner of F and Seventeenth streets, from first
October, eighteen hundred and fifty, to thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and fifty one
For compensation of four waiclihieri, from first Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and fifty, to thirtieth June,
eigllteeft hundred and Jil'ly one
For continfent expenses of said building
To replace an amount obtained from the subsistence
department, which was applied to the service of the
(iaftrtef^iiaater's department lust year, aud is a charge,
on the appropriation for the present year.
For the amount of drafts drawn, the proceed* of which
were applied to the aervice of Uie Uuarlerniaatnr'a
department in tli? lut year, and liar, been paid from
lb* appropriation. for the pre**nt year
To ?ap|Jy a deficiency on account ol rlamn v? i lo be
dteeharfed, under the head of preventing and sup
preeeing Indian hostilities in Florida
Post Office Department.
For additional compensation to three watchmen in the
Poat Office Department
For contingent expenses of the office of the Auditor of
the Poet office Department, for f urniture and labor
rendered neceseary in consequence of the increase
of buaineas and number of clcrks, and for deficiency
in estimate
*j40 00
3,350 00
1,060 00
800 00
05
1'2,000 00
500 00
540 00
187 50
1,500 00
1,270 00
275,000 00
264,117 03
75,000 00
405 00
1,700 O0
Interior Department.
For temporary clerk* in the, Fen*ion Office, 111 addition
to the balance of appropriation* now on hand
For salary of recorder ot land UUea m Missouri......
For compensation of the surveyor general ofOregon..
For salaries of the attorney and marshal of Uie Aerri
tory of New Mexico
For salaries of the governor, judgen, secretary, attor
ney, and marshal of the Territory of Urah
For compensation and mileage of members of uie legis
lauve assembly, otikers, clerks, and couungent ex
Fot invalid pemuoa*, under various suets
For pensions to Widow * anil orphan*. uud< r tin a<?i
of die fourth of July, eighteen hundred and thirty
all, and twenty-first July, eighteen hundred and
fbrty-eigbt....
For penikas to wkdowv, under the act of sevenUi July,
?OS thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight
For pensions to widows, under the act of the Unrd of
March, one thousand eight hundred and lorty-Uiree,
For peasions to widow*, under the ad* of the seven
ttenlh of June, one thousand night hundred and
forty-four, second of February, (me thoussnd eight
hundred and forty-eight, and twenty ninth ol Jul),
one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight
For fulfilling treaty with W) an dots
For fulfilling treaty with the Ulalu
For faiflHtug treaty with the Navajoee
For arrearage* of compensation from first of October,
eighteen hundred and fifty, to thirtieth June, eigli
teen Imdrwl and fifty -one, to the Indian agents tor
the Indian tribes of California
For sinenses of holding treaties with the various tribes
of Indians in California, in addition to the appropri
ation of the thirtieth of Hrptember, eighteen hun
dred and fifty
For axpenaes of removal and subsistence of the Chip
pew as of Lake Huperior and the Mississippi from
the landa ceded under the treaties of the twenty
ninth July, one Uioueaod right hundred and thirty
seven, and fourth of October, one thousand eight
hundred and forty two, in addition to approoriation
of thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty..
For eipenaes of the removal of the *ub agsncy tor the
Chitmewas of Lake Superior snd the Mississippi
froaPthe old site at Lapotnte to the new one, in
find*"! the erection of necessary bu tidings..
For compc n*ation and expense* of the committee of
old-settler party oJ Cherokee*, their clerk*, fee., for
services rendered in pursuance of the provisions
contained in the fifth article of the treatv of ?even
teenth August, eighteen hundred and forty six, in
addition to the appropriation of thirtieth ol Septem
ber, eighteen hundred and fifty, In full for all service
rendered, or hereafter to be rendered
For ?tpdttse* ofholdmg treaties with the wild t/itm* of
the prairie, and foi bringing delegate* on to the sest
of government.
For expense* of Uie removal and subsistence of the
Cboctawa from the .Stale ol Mississippi to the Choc
taw country went of that river, in additiou to Iwrtner
appropriation* for that obicct
For payment to the Winnebago fndians of tin* sum er
ronoously c barged against the fund of ten Umu?and
dollar* set span (out of the consideration to be pa d
for the lands ceded) by the eishUiclaase of the fourth
arucle of the treaty of the first of November, eigh
teen hundred and thirty seven
For payment to the Cherokee nation, in full satisfbc
tlon and a final settlement of all claims and demand*
whatsoever of t Lt< < her ok' e nation against the IJni
ted 9tbles, under any treaty heretoihre made with
ihe l berokee* And the ?.nd Cherokee nation ?hall,
on the payineni ol ?a*d suui of money, etc. uie and
deliver to the United Ntat#-s a full snd final discharge
fbr all claim* and demand* wnatsoever on the Uni
ted litsls*. except for sueii annuitie* in money or
specific articu* of property as Uie United Mtatestnay
l>e bound by any treaty to pay to said Cherokee na
tlon, and except, also, such moneys and lands, if anv,
as the United fltate* may hold in trust for ?-aid ? her
okees.?{indefinite j
For reappropriauon of ilie following sums, (carried to
Uie surplus fund on the thirtieth June, eighteen hun
dred and forty six,and the thirtieth June, eighteen
hundred and forty-seven,) under the following
FoiAUing treaties with the Kansas
For fulfilling treaties with Uie W yandots
Hnpport of blacksmiths, kf., for Osage*
ray.i.ent ofclniins lor Osage depredations
For purchase of cow* and calve* lor Usages
For continuing Uie collection, and for publishing the
statistics and other Information, authorize d by the
act of the third of March, eighteen hundred and for
ty-e?van,eid subsequent act*
For supplying deficiency in the amount appropriated
at the la?t teas ion for the ?>am? object
For ex pauses of tn agent to collect Information, to en
able the department to execute the law off ongres*
providing lor the per capita payment to CJeroaee*,
under the treaty of eighteen hundred and thirty five,
so far a* relates to (Hose Indians east of the Mi*?i?
alppi ? ? ? ?
For removal knd subsistence of Indisns. '1 his *11111 is
required in order to settle the claim adjudicated by
the accounting nfVhrer* of the treasury, in ffcvor of
the Chickasaw nation of Indians, for losses, fcc , in
provisions pureha?ed in eighteen hundred and thirty
For the pny of the several companies, and the expense,
of three conn pan ice of Tex*s volunteer*, called into
service by requisition of fire vet Major fJeneral
Brook
For expenditure* Incident to the |mn? the ten mil
lions dollars of stock for Texan indemnity
For reimbursing the Htate of Florida, under -ueh rules
and regulations as have heretofore governed the ad
jnatnmnt of sim*ta? claim- of the several States on
the united Htale*, for moneys advam-cd and paid,
and tor expenses incurred and obligation* contracted
hy saldHUle, for subsistence, Ptppiies, and services
of local trnops, called Into service during ths year
eigbteealMMd red And forty nine, by and under the
s u thorlUna of saiirn tatn
Por defraying the espenne of an extra session of Uie
iegtsleiure of Oregon, held agreeably to the pro
vMOns of law . ........ ..... -....
For the pay and e*pemwftof four companies of volun
teers railed into the service of t|?e United Htates by
Brevst l.leutenant Colonel Washington in New
Mexico, ui the year eighteen hundred and forty
ume 135,530 20
fU,033,035 7tt
By the act making appropriation* for the payment of revolutionary
and other pensions of the United State* for the year ending the
thirtieth of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty two.
For revolutionary under the act of the
eighteenth of March, one thousand eight hundred
and eighteen #68,000 00
For invalid penstoua uuder various act* 500,500 00
For pension* lor widows and orphan* under the acta of
July the fourth, one thousand right hundred and
thiriy-six, and July the twenty-first, eighteen hun
dred and forty eight ..., 640,760 *H)
For petitions to widows uuder the act of seveuth July,
eighteen hundred aud thirty eight 60,000 00
For pensions to widow* uuder the act of the third of
Mareh, eighteen hundred and forty-three 5io,000
For pension* to widow* under the acts of the sevun ?
lee nth June, eighteen hundred uud forty four, sec
ond of February, eighteen Imudred and forty-eight,
and twenty-ninth of July, eighteen huudred and
forty eight 00
For hull'pay pensions to widows and orphans provided
for by the eleventh secliou of an act approved Janu
ary the twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and thir
teen, and the first and second sections of an act ap
proved the sixteenth of April, eighteen huudred and
sixteen, in addition to a balance remaining in the
treasury undrawn on the fifteenth of October, uigh
teen hundred aud fifty 10,000 00
$*,141,900 00
By the act making appi ovriationt for the current and contingent
expenses of the Indian department, and for fulfilling treaty itipu
lations with various Indian tribes for (he year ending June the
thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two.
For the current and contingent expenses of the Indian
department, viz :
For the pay of superintendents of Indian affairs and
the several Indian agents, as provided by the act* of
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and thirty-four, and
March third, eighteen hundred uud thirty seven,and
of June tweuty-seveuth, eighteen hundred and forty
six, aud of June fifth, eighteen hundred uud fifty.
and of September twenty eighth, eighteen hundred
and fifty $34,000 00
For the pay of sub-Indian agents authorized by the act
of June thirtieth, eighteen huudred and thirty-four.. 13,500 00
For pay of interpreters, authorized by the same act.... 16,500 00
For pay of clerk tosuperinteudeuiutHt. Louis, author
ized by the act ot June twenty-seventh, eighteen
huudred aud forty six 1,900 00
For pay of clerit to acting superintendent of the West
eru Territory, by the same act 1,000 00
For buildings at agencies, and repairs Uiereof. 3,000 0i?
For presents to Indians 5,000 > "
For provisions for Indians II ,b00 00
For contingencies of the Indian department 36,500 00
To the Christian Indians.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in acts of May
twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty-four,
and May twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty
six 40C
To the Chippewas of Saganaw.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of third August, seventeen hundred and
ninety-five .*i 1,000
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second arti
cle of the treaty of seventeenth of November, eigh
teen hundred and seven 801
For permanent annuity, stipulated iu the fourth article
of the treaty of twenty fourth September, eighteen
hundred and nineteen 1,000 00
For |>erinaneiit provision for the supj>ort of black
smiths, and tor farming uunsils and cattle, and the
employment of persons to aid them in agriculture,
stipulated in the eighth artirle of the treaty of the
twenty-fourth September, eighteen hundred and
nineteen, and the seventh article of the treaty of the
fourteenth January, eigehteen hundred aud thirty
2,000 00
For education, during the pleasure of Congress, stipu
lated in the sixth article of the treaty of fifth August,
eighteen huudred and twenty six 1,000 00
To the Chippewas, Menomonies, Winnebago**, and
New York Indians.
Fur education, during the pleasure of Congrcas, stipu
lated in the fifth article of ib? treaty of eleventh
August, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven
To the Ckippewat of Luke Superior and Mmittippi.
For fifteenth of tweuty instalments in money, stipu
lated in the second article of the treaty of twenty
mnih Jul), eighteen hundred and thirty-seven
For fifteenth ot twenty instalment* in goods,stipulated
in the second article of the treaty ol twenty-ninth
July, eighteen hundred and Unity wvfii
For HfteenJi of twenty instalments lor the estab
lishment of three smiths' ahofis, supporting three
smiths, and flirnishing iron and steel, stipulated in
the second article ol the treaty of twenty ninth July,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven
For fifteenth of tweuty iiisiaJmcni* for the support of
farmers, purchase ol implements, grain, or need, and
to carry on their agricultural pursuits, stipulated in
the second article of the treaty of the iftUl of July,
eighteen hundred and thirty-seven
For fifteenth of twenty instalment* for the purchase of
tobacco, stipulated in the s? coiul article of the treaty
of twenty-runUi July, eighteen hundred and thirty
seven
For fifteenth of twenty im>talmenU for the purchase of
provisions, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred and
thirty seven
For tenth of twenty-five instalment* in money, aupuis
ted in the fourth article of the treaty of fourth Octo
her, eighteen hundred and forty-two
For tenth ??f twenty-five instalment* in goods, stipule
ted in the fourth article of the treaty of fourth Oc
tober, eighteen hundred and lorty two.
For tenth of twenty-five instalments tor the suppoit
of two smiths' sho|M. including pay of smiths and
assistants, and furnishing iron and steel, stipulated
in the fourth article of the treaty of fouith October,
eighteen hundred and forty two
For tenth of twenty rive instalment* for the pav of
two farmers, stipulated in tin- ourth article ot the
treaty of fourth October, eighteen hundred and
forty two
For tenth ol twenty five instalments lor the pay of two
carpenters, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of fourth October, eighteeu hundred aad
forty-two
For tenth of twenty five instalment* for the *up|iori of
schools, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty
of fourth October, eighteen hundred and forty two..
For tenth of twent) five instalments, for the purchase
of provisions and tobacco, stipulated In the fourth
article of the treaty of fourth October, eighteen bus
dred and lorty two .
For filth of five instalment- in ginnls payable to the
I'dlager Hsnd, stipulated 111 the fouith article of the
treaty of twenty Orst August, eighteen hundred and
forty seven
For fifth of forty-sU instalment* to be paid to the
Cbippewas of Mississippi, stipulated in the third
article of the treaty of second August, eighteen bun
dred and forty sevea
To ike CkUkmtamt.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the act of twenty
fifth February, seventeen hundred and ninety nine.
To Ike Ckodn>r?.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second arti
cl? ol the treaty ol sixteenth November, eighteen
hundred and live
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the thirteenth
article of the tre ay of eighteenth October, eighteen
hundred and twenty
For lit" annuity to chief llob 1,'ole, stipulated in the
tentli arUele of the treaty ol twentieth January,
eighteen hundred and twenty five
For permanent annuity for education, stipulated in
the second article of the treaty ol twentieth January,
eighteen hundred and twenty five..
For annuity to three district chiefs, stipulated in the
fifteenth article of the treaty of twenty seventh Hep
teuiher, eighteen Hundred and thirty
f-or hie annuity t" one Wayne warrior, stipulated in
the twenty first article of t'te treaty of twenty sev
eiith Heptenihiu, eighteen hundred a id thirty
For permanent provision lor blacksmiths, stipulated in
the sixth article of the treaty Of eighteenth October,
eighteen hundred and twenty, and ninth arUele ol
the treaty of twentieth January, eighteen hundred
and twenty five
For iron and steel, tie., tor shop, stipulated in the
ninth article of the treaty of twentieth Jai uary,
eightee n hundred and tw#nty five ........ .........
To th* Creekt.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of seventh August, seventeen hundred
and ninety
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the secoml arti
cle of the treity of sixteenth June, eighteen hundred
and two
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of twenty fourth January, eighteen
hundred and twenty six
For twentieth oflwiity instalments In money, alipu
lated in the eighth article of the treaty of twenty
fourth March,eighteen hundred and thirty two
For permanent provision for blacksmith and m*i?taiit,
stipulated in the eighth article of the treaty "f twen
ty fourth January, eighteen hundred and twenty
For iron and steel for simp
For fifteenth of twenty instalments for the pay of two
blacksmiths and as"i?t?nts, stipulated in th? thir
teentli article of the treaty of twenty fourth March,
eighteen hundred !????! thirty two
For iron, steel, fcc., for sbofw ,
For permanent provi-iofi for the pay of a wheelwright,
stipulated in the eighth article of the treaty of twen
ty fourth January, eighteen hundred ami twenty
six ?
For twenty fir*t of thiily Ihree instalments for educa
tlon, stipulated in the thirteenth article of the treaty
of twenty fourth March, eighteen hundred and thir
ty two, and fourth article of th?* treaty of fourth
Jsnuaiy, eighteeu hundred and forty five
For interest on three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lar?, at five per centum, stipulated in the third article
of the treaty of twenty third November, eighteen
hundred and thirty eight
Far eighth of twenty instalrnenta for education, stipu
lated in the fourth article of the treaty of fourth Jan
uary, eighteen hundred and forty five.
For blacksmith and assistant during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated in the fifth article of the
treaty Mfourteenth February, eighteen hundred and
thirty three
For Iron, steel, and coal, during lb'- pleasure of tin
President, stipulated in the fifth article of tjic treaty
of fourteen!*! February, eighteen hundred and thirty
[ ihree ? ? ? y
' For wagon maker, during ift* pleasure of the rreai
d?*m, stipulate.^ in Uie tilth article ?>! Uie treaty of
fourteenth February. eighteen bundled and thirty
three
For agricultural implements, during the pleasure ofthe
President, stipulated in the eighth article of tire trea
ty of twenty fourth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty six
For education, during the pleasure uf' the President,
stipulated in the tilth article of Uie tieuty of four
teenth February, eighteen hundred and thirty thice,
To tk? Delaware*.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti
tide of the treaty ol' thud August, seven it en hundred
and nlnety-tlwe
For permanent annuity, stipulated in tiie third article
of the treaty of thirtieth September, eighteen bun
dred und iiiue
For permanent annuity, stipulated lit the fifth article of
Uie treaty of third tie toner, eighteen hundred und
eighteen
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the supplemental
treaty of twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred
and twenty-nine
For life annuity to chicfr-, stipulated hi Uie pr.vute ar
ticle of supplemental treaty of twenty-fourUi Hep
tembei. eighteen huudrcd and twenty nine, to trea
ty of third October, eighteen hundred and eighteen..
For life annuity to cbiefa, stipulated 111 the suppleiiieu
tal article to treaty of twenty-sixth October, eight
teen huudred und thirty-two............
For perinanent provision for the purcha?e of salt,
stipulated lu, Ui^ Uuuk arUcia ?#i the treaty of seventh
June, eighteeii hundred tuid three
For perinanent provision for blacksuuUi and aseistaul,
stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty of third
October, eighteen hundred und eighteen.....
For irori und steel for shop
For interest on forty-six thousand and eighty dollars,
at five per centum, being the value of thitfy-six sec
lions of land, net apart by in aty of eighteen hun
dred and twenty nine lor educatioii, stipulated in
resolution of the Senate of iiineteenUi January,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight
To the Florida /odeum or Serninoles.
For twenty-ninth of Unity instalments for blacksmith's
establishment, stipulated in the sixth article of the
treaty of eighteenth September, eighteen hundred
and twenty-three, and fourth article of Uie treaty of
ninUi May, eighteen hundred and Uiirty-two
For eighth of title en instalments in pood*, stipulated
in the sixth article of the treaty oi fourth January,
eighteen hundred aud forty five
For eighth of fifteen instalments in iiiouey, stipulated
in the fourth article of the treaty of fourUi January,
eighteen hundred and forty-live
To the Iowas.
For interest on one hundred und fifty-seven thousand
five hundred dollars, at live per centum, stipulated
in the second article of the treaty of uineteentb Oc
tober, eighteen hundred and thirty eight.
To the Kickapoot.
For eighteenth of nineteen instalments, as annuity,
stipulated in Uie fourth article of the treaty of twen
ty-fourth October, eighleen hundred and thirty two,
To the Katua?.
For interest on two hundred thousand dollars, at five
per ceniurn, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of fourteenth January, eighteen hundred ami
forty six....
To the Miami**.
For permanent annuity, stipulated In Uie fourth arti
tie of the treaty of twenty third October, eighleen
hundred and twenty-six
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assl*tunr,
stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of sixth
October, eighteen hundred and eighteen
For iron and ?-leel for shop
For permanent provisiou for the purchase ol one thou
sand pounds of t? bacco, two thousand pounds of
iron, and one thousand pound* of stee!, stipulated
in the fourth article of the treaty of twenty-third
October, eighteen hundred and twenty six
For permanent provision for pav of nuller, iti lieu of
tfuusmith, stipulated in til** fifth article of the treaty
of the sixth October, eighteen hundred and eighteen,
and filth article of the treaty of second [*23dj Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and thirty-four
For permanent provision for the purchase of one hun
dred and sixty bushels of salt, stipulated in the fifth
article of Uie treaty of sixUi OcUsber, eighteen bun
dred and eighteen
For education and support of poor, during the plea*
ure of Congress, stipulated in the sixth article of
treaty of twenty third October, eighteen hundred
and twenty mx
For eleventh of twenty instalments in money, stipu
lated in the second article of the treaty of twenty
eighth Ni fveutber, eighteen hundred aud forty
For permanent provision for payment in lieu of laborers,
stipulated in tri3 sixth article of the treaty of twen
ty-eighth November, eighteen hundred aud f*?rty....
For permanent provisiou for acrieiiltural asustanee,
stipulated in the tilth article of the treaty of sixth
tictober, eighteen hundred and eighteen
To the K?l ftteeri, ( Miamie*.)
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti -
cle of the treaty ot third August, seventeen hun
dred and ninety live 500 00
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third article
of the treaty of twenty-first August, eighteen hun
dred and Ave................ 250 00
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third article
and separate article, of the treaty of the thirtieth Hep
ImiiiIht, eighteen hundred and nine 350 Ot)
T\> the Menornonin.
For mi tee nth of twenty Instalments a* annuity, stipula
ted in the second arucle of the treat) of third Hep
tomber, eighteen hundred ami thirty si * 90,000 00
For sixteenth of twenty lustnl menu for t wo blacksmiths
and assistants, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of third Ueptcinber, eighteen hundred and
thirty-eix 1,440 00
For sixteenth of twenty instalments for iron, Heel, k,c.t
tor shops, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of third Heptemher, eighteen hundred and
thirty six 440 00
For sixteenth of twenty instalments for the purchase
of provisions, stipulated in the second article of die
treaty of third Heptemher, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six 3,009 00
For sixteenth of twenty instalment* for the purchase of
two thousand pounds of tobacco, stipulated in the
second article of the treaty of third September,
eighteen hundred and thirty six. JO J 00
For sixteenth ?f twenty instalments for farming uten
ails and cattle, stipulated In the second article of the
treaty of third September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six 500 00
For sixteenth of twenty instalment* for thirty bar
rels of salt, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of tmrd Heptemher, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six 150 00
To the Omaha*.
For blacksmith and assistant, during Hie pleasure of
the President, stipulated in the fourth article o( Umj
treaty of fifteen July, eighteen hundred and thirty.. 720 00
For iron and steel, flic., fur shops, during the pleasure
ot dM Pmni. si (Ijo oo
For agricultural implements, dining the pleasure of
the President, stipulated in the fourth article ol the
treaty of fifteenth July, eighteen hundred and thirty 500 00
To the (Htoe* and Minoima*.
For education, during the pleasure of the President,
stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of twen
ty-first Heptemher, eighteen hundred and thirty three 900 00
For pay of farmer, during the pleasure of tin i " it
dent, stipulated in the fifth article of the treaty of
twenty first He|Jfemb?r, eighteen hundred anil thirty -
three 000 00
For blacksmith and assistant, during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated in the fourth article of til 6
treaty of fifteenth July, eighteen hundred and thirty 790 00
For Iron and steel for ahop, during the pleasure of the
President M0 00
To thr Ottou aj.
for permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth am
cle of treaty of the third August, seventeen hundred
Hnd ninety five 1,00(1 00
For permanent annuity, stipu'ated In the seeond artielc
ot the treaty of seventeenth November, eighteen
hiimlr * ? niii ?h>
For J* rmanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of seventeenth Heptemher, eighteen
hundred and eighteen 1,500 00
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of twenty ninth August, eighteen hun
dred and twenty one 1,000 00
To Ih* (Hlowa* aiul Chipjtrwat.
For seventeenth of twenty instalments, stipulated in
the fourth artiele of the treaty of twenty eighth
Mareh, eighteen hundred and tlnrtv mix .'10,000 00
For interest to be paid a* nnnuity on two hundred
thousand dollars, Mtipulated in the resolution of the
Henate of the twenty seventh May, eighteen hun
dred and thirty six ... 19,000 00
F..r education, for twenty years, arid during the pleas
ure of Congress, stipulated In the fourth article nf
the treaty of twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred
and thirty six 5,000 00
For mis-ions, for twenty years, and during the pleasure
of ('mure**, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred and
thirty six 9,000 00
For vaccine matter, medicines, and pay of physicians,
so long as the Indians remain in their reservations,
stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of twen
ty eighth March, eighteen hunured and thirty six 300 00
For seventeenth of twenty instalments fur the pur
chase of provisions, stipulated In Ihe fourth article of
the treaty of twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred
and thirty six {. S,000 00
For seventeenth of twenty instalments for the pur
chase of six thousand five hundred pounds of tobac
co, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of
twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred and thirty
?i* 500 00
For seventeenth twenty instalments for the pur
cha-e of one bundled barb-Is of salt, stipulated in
Ihe fourth artiele of the ir? atv of twenty eighth
March, eighteen hundred and thirty six $00 On
For Seventeenth of twenty instalments for the pur
chase of five hundred fish barrels, stljmlnted in the
fourth ariiele of the treaty ?l twenty eighth March,
eighteen hundred and thirty aix 411O 00
For three blacksmiths and assistants, for twenty
years, and during the pleasure ofi ongress, stipulated
in the seventh article of the treaty of twenty eighth
March, eighteen hundred and thirty six............ '.1,160 00
For iron, steel, itc , for shops, for twenty years, and
during thr pleasure .f Congress (ipulated In ihe
seventh artiele of the treaty of twenty eighth March,
eighteen Hundred and thirty sit (W0 00
For guoemi'l' at Mackinac, for twenty years, and do
ting the pleasure of Congress, stipulated in the sev
enth article of the treaty, of twenty eighth March,
# ighfeeti hundred and thirty til .. 600 <>0
For irou, steel, fltc., for shop, for twenty years, and
during nit: plea*urc of l'oiigr?Mf stipulated hi th?
s?vei?Ui arin le of the treaty of twenty-eighth March,
eighteen hundred and thirty six
*or two farmers and H*si?uuits, during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated in llie seventh article of the
"i tweot) eighth Mauohf elghitu tonitwid
snd thirty-six
For two mechanics, during the pleasure of the Fres
idem, stipulated in the seventh article of the treaty of
twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred arid thirty
iii
To the Otitges.
For interest on sixty nine thousand one hundred and
twenty dollars, at live per centum, heiug the valua
tion of fifty-four sections of land set apart by treaty
of the second June, eigiiteen hundred and twenty
live, for educational purposes, per resolution of the
Senate of nineteenth January, eighteen hundred
and thirty eight
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, an annuity, slip
ulated in the wecon^ article of the treaty ol eleventh
January, eighteen hundred and thirty-nine ....
For fourteenth of twenty instalments for two smith*'
chlahlisliinents, stipulated in the secoud article of the
treaty of the eleventh January, eighteen hundred and
thirty nine
For fourteenth of fifteen instalment* for pay of two
millers, stipulated in the second article of the treaty
of eleventh of January, eighteen hundred and thirty
nine,
To the PiankeshaxfH.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of third August, seventeen hundred and
ninety-five
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third article
of the treaty of thirtieth December, eighteen hundred
and live
To the. Pawnee*.
For agricultural implement*, during the pleasure of the
President, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty
of the ninth October, eighteen hundred and thirty
throe
To the JJptuu'(itamu'* oj Huron.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second ar
lice of the treaty of the seventeenth November,
eigUtecn hundred and seven
To the l'otawatamiev.
For fermanciit annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of third August, seventeen hundred aud
ninety-five
For permaueut annuity, stipulated in the third article
of the treaty of thirtieth September, eighteen hun
dred and nine 1
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third article
of the treaty of second October, eighteen hundred
an! eighteen *
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second article
of:he treaty of twentieth September, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-eight..
For life annuity to chief, stipulated in the second ar
ticle of Hie treaty of the twentieth Heptember, eigli
teen hundred and twenty-eight.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second arti
el* of the treaty of twenty-ninth July, eighteen hun
died and twenty-nine
For nineteenth of twenty instalments, as annuity, stip
ulated in the third article of the treaty of twentieth
October, eighteen hundred and thirty-two
For life annuity to chiefs, stipulated in the third arti
cle of the treaty of twentieth October, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-two
For nineteenth of twenty instalments, as annuity, stip
u sted in the third article of the ?reaty of twenty
ntlh October, eighteen hundred and thirty-two
For seventeenth ol twenty instalments, as annuity,
stipulated in the third article 01 the treaty of the 4
twenty-sixth September, eighteen hundred aud thir
ty- cliree
For life annuity to chiefs, stipulated in the ilurd article
of the treaty of twenty-sixth September, eighteen
hundred and thirty three
For seventeenth of tw nty instilments, as aunuity,
stipulated in the second supplem* ntat article of the
treaty of twenty-sixth September, eighteen hundred
and thirty-three..
For (>ermauent provmon for the purchase of salt, Stip
ulated in the third artiele of the treaty of seventh
June, eighteen hu Hired aud three
For permanent provision for the purchase of one hun
dred and sixty bushels of salt, stipulated in the third
article of the treaty of sixteenth October, eighteen
hundred and and twenty six
For education during the pleasure of Congress, sti^u
lated in the third article of the treaty of the six
teenlh October, eighteen hundred and twenty-six ..
For permanent provision for blacksmith and a>sistant,
stipulated in the third article of the treaty of six
teentb October, eighteen hundred and twenty-si*..
For permanent provision for iron, nteel, flic., for shop,
uUpulated in the ilnrd artiele of the treaty of six
teenth October, eighteen hundred and twenty fix..
For education, during the pleasure of Congres*, stipu
lated in the second article of the treaty of the twen
tietli September,eighteen hundred nnd twenty-eight,
For permanent provision for the payment in money,
in lieu of two thousand pounds of tobacco, fifteen
hundred pound* of iron, and three hundred and fifty
pounds of Kteel, stipulated in the secoud^rticle of
the treaty of twentieth September, eighteen hundred
and twenty height, and the tenth article of the treaty
of fifth June, eighteen hundred and forty-six
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of twen
tiMli September, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight
For permanent provision for iron, steel, fitc., for shop,
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of twen
tieth September, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of
twenty-ninth July, eightetn hundred and twenty
nine ?
For permanent provision for iron, steel, fcc., for shop,
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of twen
ty-nlnth July, eighteen hundred and twentv-nine..
For permanent provision for the purchase of fifty bar
rels of salt, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of the twenty ninth of July, eighteen hundred
and twenty nine
For education, during the pleasure of Congress, stipu
lated ill the fourth article of the treaty of the twenty
seventh October, eighteen hundred and thirty two
For interest on six hundred and forty three thousand
dollars, at five per centum,stipulated In the seventh
srticle of the treaty of the fifth June, eighteen hur
dred and forty six
To tht Qua;*a?r*.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments, hp annuity, stip
ulated in the fourth article of the treaty of thirteenth
May, eighteen hundred nn<l thirty three...,
For education, during the pleasure of the Presl dent,
stipulated in the third article of the treaty of tliir
teeiith May, eighteen hundred and thirty throe
For blacksmith and assistant, during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated in the third article of the
tremy of thirteenth May, eighteen hundred and
thirty three
For iron, steel, kc., for shop, during the pleaatire of
the Premdent, atipulated in the third article of the
treaty of thirteenth May, (ighneu hundred and
thirty -three .*
For pay of farmer, during the pleasure of the President,
stipulated in the third article of the tremy of thir
teen til May, eighteen hundred and thirty three.,.,.
To Me Si/ Nations oj Nrw York.
For |>^nnanent annuity, simulated in the siith article
of the treaty of eleventh November, seventeen hun
dred and ninety-four
To ike Senecat of Sew York,
Fur permanent annuity, in lieu of interest on stock,
per art of the nineteenth February, eighteen huu
dred and thirty-one
For intercut, in lieu of Investment, on sovemy five
thousand dollar*, af five per eentnm, per act of the
twenty-seventh June, eighteen hundred and fbrty
?ll
To the $lo<Artruf#e*.
For intereat on sixteen thousand five hundred dollnra,
at five per centum, stipulated in the ninth article of
the treaty of the twenty fourth November, eighteen
hundred und forty eight.
To tkr Siottr of Miiiitrippi.
For Interest on three hundred tbouaand dollars, at five
per centum, stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of twenty ninth September, eighteen hundred
and thirty seven
For fifteenth of twenty inatalmenta, aw annuity in
go??ds, stipulated in the second article of the ireafy
ol twenty ninth .September, eighteen hundred and
thirty seven
For fifteenth of twenty, instalmcnta for the purchase of
medicine*, agricultural implements, and stock, and
for support of farmers, physic ians, and blacksmith*.
Sir., stipulated in the second article of the treaty of
the twenty ninth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty seven
For fifteenth of twenty instalment*) for the purchase of
provision*, stipulated in the 'id article of the treaty
of i ** ? at) ninth Aeptt mis i. i ighu ? n hundied and
thlrty sevn ?...
To tk* Sort and Fbrct of Mffotrri.
For interest on one hundred and fifty seven thousand
four hundred dollars, al five per centum, stipulated
in the second article of the treaty of the twenty first
October, eighteen hutidr* d and thirtj^-aeven
To Ihe Snr$ and For** of Mi*'ifippi.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the third article
of the treaty ot third November, eighteen hundred
and four
For twentieth of thirty instalment*, as annuity, stipu
I riled In the third article ol the treaty of twenty ftr?t
September, eighteen hundred and thirty-two
For twentieth of thirty iintalment* for gunsmith, stip
ulated in the fourth a tide of the treaty of twenty
first September, eighteen hundred and thirty two..
For twentieth of thirty instalments for Iron, steel, flic.,
for shop, stipulated in the fourth article ?f tho treaty
of twenty flr?t September, eight-en hundred and
thirty two
For twenty of thirty instalments for blacksmith and
assistant^ stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty ot twenty flhst September, eighteen bun
dred and thirty two
for twentieth of thirty instalments f??r ir n, steel,
lie., f nr shop, stipulated in the fourth article of tho
treaty of twenty first September, eighteen hundred
and thirty two
Per twentieth of thirty instalment* for forty barrels of
salt, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of
twenty nr*t September, eighteen hundred and thirty
two...,,, ..
For twentieth of thirty instalments for thirty keg* of to
baeco, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of
twenty first Hepteuiber, eigliteen huudred aud thirty
For interest on two bundled thousand dollurs, ut five
jut centum, stipulated ut tin* *?cond article uf the
treaty of the twenty first October, eighteen hundred
and thirt)-seven
For iutvrest on eight hundred thousand dollars, at live
per centum, stipulated la the second article of the
treatv of the eleventh October, eighteen hundred
aud forty two.. .
J'u the Shawnee*.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti
cle of the treaty oi third August, seventeen hun
dred aud ninety-five
tor permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article .
of the treaty of twenty ninth Heptember, eighteen
hundred and seventeen
For permanent provision for the purchase of Halt, stlp
iilaled in the third article of the treaty of the scvuulh
June, eighteen hiiudrrd and three...
For blackt*until and assistant, during the pleasure of
the Presideut, *>tij?iilitted iu the fourth article of the
treaty ofeighth August, eighteen hundred and thirty
For iron, steel, lie., lor shop, during the pleasure of
the President, Stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of uigliih August, eighteen hundred and
thirty one
To the Seneca* awl Shauiwen.
For jieriuauent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty ot seventeenth Heptember, eighteen
hundred and eighteen
For blacksmith and a??istaut, during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated iu the fourth article of the
treaty of twentieth July, eighteen hundred aud
thirty one ?
For iron, steel, fit*4., for shops, during the pleasure of
the President, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of twentieth July, eighteen hundred and
thirty-one
7"o the Seneca)/.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth arti
cle of the treaty of the twenty ninth (September,
eighteen hundred and seventeen
For permanent anuuity, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of the seventeenth Heptember, eighteen
hundred aud eighteen
For blacksmith und assistant, during the |>lcasure of
the President, stipulated in the fourth article of the
treaty of the twenty-eighth February, eighteen hun
dred and thirty one
For iron And steel tor shop, during the pleasure of the
President
For pay of miller, duriug the pleasure of the President,
stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of
twenty-eighth February, eight* en hundred aud thir
ty-one
To the H'yandoU.
For permanent annuity, stipulated In the third article
of the treatv of the seventeenth March, eighteen
hundred and forty-two
For permanent provision for blacksmith and assistant,
stipulated in the eighth article of the treaty of the
seventeenth March, eighteen hundred and forty
two
For permanent provision for iron, steel, flic., for
shop
F. r permanent provision for education, stipulated iu
the fourth article of the treaty of the seventeenth
March, eighteen huudred and forty-two
To the fVinnebagoe*.
For twenty-third of thirty instalments, as annuity,
stijiulaied in the second article of the treaty oi the
first August, eighteen hundred und twenty nine
For twentieth of twenty-seven in?talment> , as annuity,
stipulated in the third article of the treaty of the
fifteenth Heptember, eighieeu hundred aud tlurty
For twenty third of thirty instalments for the purchase
of fitly barrels of salt, stipulated in the second article
of tlie t>eaiy of the first August, eighteen hundred
and twenty-nine
For twenty-third of thirty instalments for Uu- purchase
of three thousand pounds of tobacco, stijuiialcd in
the second article of the treaty of the flint August,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine
For twentieth of twenty veil instalments for the pur
chase o? one thousand five hundred pounds of to
bacco, stipulated in the tilth article of ttie treaty of
th* fifteenth Heptember, eighteen hundred and thirty
two
For twenty third of thirty instalments for three hlack
smiths and asKisUtnls, stipulated iu the third article
of the treaty of the first August, eighteen hundred
and twenty nine
For twenty third of thirty instalment* for iron, steel,
flic., for shwp
For twenty-third of thirty instalment* for laborer* and
oxen, stipulated in the third article of the Ueaty
of the first August, eighteen huudred and twenty
nine....
For twentieth of twenty seven instalment* for educn
lion, stijnilaled in the fourth article of the treaty of
the fifteenth Hejrtember, eighteen hundred ami thirl)
two
For twentieth of twenty seven instalments for six
agriculturists, purchase of oi?u, ploughs, and other
implement*, stipulated iu the tilth article of the
treaty of the fifteenth Heptember, cightecu hundred
snd thirty two
For twentieth of twenty-seven instalment* for pay of
two physicians, stipulated in the fifth article of the
treaty of the fifteenth September, eighteen hundred
and thirty-two
For interest on one million one hundred thousand dol
lars, at five per centum, stipulated in the fourth arti
cle of the treaty ol the first November, eighteen bun
dred and thirty-seven
For interest on eighty five thousand dollars, at five per
centutn, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty
of the thirteenth October, eighteen hundred and
forty-six
To the H'ea*.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fifth article
of the treaty of second October, eighteen hundred
and eighteen
To defray the expenses of the chiefs of tliw Oneida In
dians in Wisconsin, on a visit l<? Washington in
eighteen huudred ami fifty one, in relation to their
treaties with the I'nited States, rendered necessary
by the dersnged condition of their affairs with the
federal government
For arrearage* due the First Christian and Orchard
parlies of Oneida Indians in Wisconsin, under the
tresty of seventeeu hundred and ninety six
Hy the act to reduce and modify the rata of j>o*tat* in the United
Statet, and for other purpo*et.
! Far the further payment and compensation for the
mail Mrvice p?rforiii?d for the two hogiet of Con
gres* and the other departments and offietn of the
government in the transportation of free matter .. . $500,000 00
To supply any deficiency that inoy arise in the I'ost
Office Department 500,009 ( 0
$1,000,000 On
Hy the art making aproprudtom for the screw e of the Po?t (Mice l)e
parimeni during thr fund ? ending thr thirtifth of .June, one
thowmnd eight hundred and fifty fmo, und for other purjK^im.
For transportation of the mail*, including the service
in California and Oregon.... $3,476,C00 00
For transportation of fhe mail* in two steamships from
New York, hy Southampton, to Bremen, nt on? hun
dred thousand dollar- for each ahip. under the eon
tract with the Ocean Hteam Navigation Company of
New York ; and for tron*]*>rtatJon hy two ship* nn
der the name contract from New York to Havre, at
??vent) five thAfand dollar* each, in addition to an
unexpended balance ol former appropriations SM7,000 00
For transportation of the mails across the Istuiiiu* ol
Panama 45^Kki 00
For compensation to |H>stmasters 1,875,000 0(1
For ship, steamboat, and way letters 45,000 00
For wrapping paper 115,000 00
For ofllce furniture 9,000 00
For advertising. 80,000 <s?
Few mail bifa ;*>,000
For blanks ;i5,<aMJ
For mail locks, hey?, and stamp* 10,(M> I
For mail depredation* and special agents il5,OQO on
For clerk* in the offices of postmasters... 456,000 00
For miscellaneous iterus 80,000 W
For new mail locks and keys.... 'i5,0> 0 0?
For maps of post rodb? 6,000 00
For incidental expenses of post othess in t'slifornla,
from the dales respectively of their establishment to
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty one 66,000 (HI
$6,550,000 00
Fiytheuit making appropriation* for the iupport of thr Military
Jtrademy for thr ye./r tiding thirtirth June, onr thou*and eight
hundred and fifty tiro.
For pay or officers, instructors, cadets, and musicians $87,430 00
For commutation of subsistence 2,26.1 00
For forage of officers'horse* 86100
For clothing for officers' servants 30 00
For repair* nnd Improvements, fuel, apparatus, forage
for public horse* and oxen, stationery, printing, and
other incidental and contingent expenses
For increase and expcn?e* of the library
For expenses iff Ihe board of visiter*", including deli
ciency in the appropriation for the ii*ca| year end
thirtieth June, one thousand eight hundred nnd
ing tt
fifty i
3,800 Oft
expenses of practical instruction in field cngi
neering, comprising purchase of lumber, iron, tools,
hru?h, Ate., iir., for construction of trendies,
field batteries, inatf.ir.ines, giin and mortar platforms,
desc? tils of ditche , mine*, and other temporary
work 500 Of.
For erecting quarters for engineer t'Oop* f>,M)0 00
For apparatu* tor warming academy and other buildings
with hot air
$1.10,52* 0"
/ly the act making appropriation* f r the payment of nary pen
Hon* for thr ye</? rn?mg thr thirtirth of June, onr fhoutaud ri {ht
hundred and fiftytwa.
For lav did pen-Hon* $-10,000 00
Hy thr net to found a military asylum frrr thr rrlirf and twppfrrf of in
valid and disabled whiter* of the army of the t 'nifed statet.
For the *upport of the Maid institution, the oneipend
eiT balance of the appropriation made March second.
eighteen hundred and fort* seven, now remain na in
the treasury, for the benefit ol di-charged soldiers
disabled by wounds -{Indefinite l
The smount levied by tha commanding general of the
army of the United fltatns in Mexico, during the war
With that republic, for the benefit of the soldiers of
the United Htates army, regulars and volunteers, ????
gaged in that war, but taken po*?e??i.?n of a- fund*
of the United tftate*. and placed In the trea-ury .... $118, ?l !<?
the art making ,, rr < print ion* fhr the mi' and diplomat,.- ejpr?-r
of ,? f.n thr h.< , /ir. th thiitnth of Junr, n ght f ?
hundred and fifty Ml, mnd far other purpnte*.
For compensation nnd milenfe of senators, members
of the l|on?<* of Heprevrntxtive*, ?n I -4e1?(rat? ,01 1 00
TO OUH SIMM KHitKS.
The name of uu person will be enured upon wur book* uules* ibe
i'oyutciii of the autNiciipuoii be made In advance.
Uistant mifeiiciitttfff may forward us money by letter, U?|waUg?i
on which will be paid by us, and atl rial assumed by ourseUesln iu
*al? Uansmutaioi
The COUNTRY FAFER l* published trl weekly during the ses
?ion# uf Congi***, and seim weekly during Ike receaa.
Mul??tnptions fy, tt period itoo lit an a year wil be received ok
teiuis i??ojMiiuo?cu lo the above annual rate*.
Ot/-P? >h I'M AriTLKS are aulhoriaed lo atia* our agenta; and,by
"(-tiding us rivi DAILY subscriber*, willi $50 enclosed, or fi?*
SEMI WhKKl. Y subscribers, with enclosed , or riva WKKKt Y
?ubaenbers, with |lu enclosed, will he eutiUed lo one copy of tbe
tame edition an they furnish us subscribers for, gratu.
For compensation ol Uie officers and clerk* of both
houses of Coitgi ess 44,500 50
For stationery, fuel, pruning, publishing pnn:et ding*
and debates, uad all ollur couiiugwul expense* of
the Senate. 150,000 00
For priming, binding, engraving, stationery, furniture,
mlnry of the librarian, lour clerks of the House,
messenger*. pages, und laborer*, salaries of extra
clerks on index: of claims, horses, mail carriages,
flic., fuel, oil, ami candles, newspapers, alterations
and repair*, and oilier tniscellaneou* items, for Cap
ilol police, and other contingent ripcntei of the
House of Representatives 209,971 00
Library oj Con# re**.
1* or compensation of librarian, two assistant librarians,
and messenger 4,500 00
For contingent expenses of siud library *00 no
For purchase ol books lor said library 5,000 00
For purchase of law book* lor said library., 8,000 00
A'lie amouiit* which may from lime to time become
due to the publisher* of the AiiualN of Congress, un
der the subscription authorized by the art aforesaid.?
[Indefinite. J
For defraying the expense* of preparing the Opinion*
of the Attorney* General under the resolution of
tlua House 9,000 00
Ki ccutive,
1'resideut of the United
25,000 00
iJtijmrlm*nt u/ Mule.
For compensation cf the Secretary of Hlate, and the
clerks and messenger and arsisujit messenger iu
hi* office 28,300 00
For two principal clerk* in the Department of State.
at a salary for each not to exceed two thousand
dollurs per annum, and for one clerk at a salary not
exceeding fourteen hundred dollai* per annum.... 5,400 00
For the incidental and contingent expenses of said
department, viz.:
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form, and in the
newspapers of the States and Territories, and In the
city of Washington 11,900 00
For proof-reading, packing, and distributing laws and
documents, including boxes, labor, aud transporta
tion 10,000 00
For stationery, blank books, binding, labor, and at
tendance, furniture, fixtures, repairs, painting, aud
glazing 4,400 00
For printing (letter press aud copper plate) book* aud
maps 2,000 00
For newspaper* 900 00
Forcxlra clerk hire and copying 3,000 00
For miscellaneous items 1,000 00
For binding the letters, despatch' s, aud other papers
which have accumulated in this department. 1,500 00
For compiling, printing, and binding the Diennial
Register for eighteen hundred and forty-nine 1,294 20
For compiling, printing, and binding the Kiennial
Register for eighteen hundred and fifty-one... 1,800 00
For tue expense incurred under the joint reHolution,
approved (September twenty sixth, eighteen huudred
and titty, relating to the publication of the law* of
the United States for the years eighteen hundred aud
fifty and eighteen hundred and fifty one 8,250 00
Nortkeait Kaecutive liuilding.
For compensation of the superintendent nnd four
watchmen of the northeast executive building 2,250 00
For contingent expenses of said building?namely, for
fuel, labor, oil, and repair*, and miscellaneous items 3,300 00
Treutury Department.
For compensation of the Secretary of the Treasury,
aud Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, clerks, mes
senger, and assistant messenger in hi* office........ IW/kW do
For compensation of the First I'ouiproller, and the
clerks and messenger iu his office 22,150 00
For compensation of the Second Comptroller, and the
clerks and messenger in hi* office 24,050 00
For compensation of the First Auditor, and the clerk*
and messenger and assistant messenger iu hi* oflice, 23,000 00
For compensation of the Second Auditor, and twenty
five ch rks, messenger and assistaut messenger in his
office 34,800 00
For compensation of the Third Auditor, and the clerk*
iner-setigers, and assistant messenger in hi* office... 58,950 00
For compensation to tcmimrary clerks employed in
tile office of tne Third Auditor in making <?ut certifi
cate oi service ironi the muster oils M eighteen
hundred and twelve and the several Indian wars... 23,302 #0
For compensation ?>l the Fourth Auditor, and the
clerk*, messenger and assistant messenger in lii*
office 90,400 00
For compensation of the ? ifih Auditor, utul the clerk*
aud messenger iu his office... 15,600 00
For compensation *?t the Treasurer of the United
States, and the clerks und messengers in Ins office.. 13,750 00
For compensation oftlie Register of the Treasury, and
the clerks and messenger and assistant messenger
in his office 7T.. 30,900 00
For compensation of the Solicitor of the Treasury,
nod tin- clerks and messenger in his office 13,&50 00
For compensation of the Commissioner of Cusloms,
and the clerks nnd messenger in hi* office '6,500 00
(A*n/tngefll expen?e? of the l\ca$*ry Department.
In the oflice of the Secretary of the Treasury :
For copying, labor, blank books, stationery, sealing
ships' registers, translating foreign languages, print
inc. advertising, printing the public accounts, trans
mission of'Mediterranean ^sports and *ca latter*,
carrying the department mails, extra clerk-hire for
preparing and collecting information to b? laid be
fore Congress 15,900 00
For printing twenty thousand copies of the Itaport on
Commerce and Navigation of the United States, three
hundred and seventy-two pages, rule and-figure
work, at the prices of eight* en hundred and nine
teen, deducting thirty-five per cent., according to
agreement, and binding eight thousand six hundred
and ten copies of the same, per act approved six
teeuth September, eighteen hundred and fifty...... 10,325 00
For miscellaneous txpenses 2,(MO 00
In the office of the First Comptroller :
For furniture 100 00
For blank books, landing, stationery, printing, and la
Imr 1,W8 00
For miscellaneous items 125 00
In the office of the Second Comptroller:
For blank books, binding, stationery, and printing
blanks. Including pay for the \attonnl Jntrltifmm
and I'm ion, lo be filed, bound, and preserved for the
use of the office 700 00
? or labor, office furniture, and miscellaneous items.,. 000 00
In the office of the First Auditor
For blank books, binding, stauonery, printing blanks,
and labor 1,200 00
For miscellaneous items 300 00
In Uie office of the Second Auditor :
For blank books, binding, stationery, labor, affice fur
niture, printing blanks, including pay for th? RrpvJ*
lu and f ro ?n to be filed, bound, und preserved in
the office, and nfliscellaneou* Items 1,500 00
lu the office of Uie Third Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, printing, office
furniture, in* lading carpeting and labor 2,700 00
For miscellaneous items '? ? 300 00
For expenses of arranging document rooms, nnd pre
serving files aud papers 1,000 00
In the office of the Fourth Auditor:
For blank book*, buttling, printing, stationery, find la
bor.
For mouellancous item* .v
fn the office of the Fifth Auditor :
Fot blank books, binding, stationeiy, and labor.. 495 CIO
For mifcelUntoui items &>0 00
In the dIRcq of the Treasurer:
For blank book*, binding, labor, stationery, and print
, 111 1,000 no
For miscellaneous Items 300 00
In the office of the Registers
For blank book*, binding, and stationery 2,000 00
For blank ftm.i* of import# and export*, certificates of
register*, blank enrolment*, and licenmg ofVMNli,
for tin- u?r of tht* collector* of the custom* 1 ,000 00
For labor, and other miscellaneous item* 1,000 00
In the office of the Holicitor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, printing circu
lars and blanfct for district attorney*, clerks of
courts, and marshals, and labor 1,060 00
For miscellaneous Item* 200 00
For statute* and report*, including those of the kv
eral Htate* . 1,000 00
For mahogany case and stand for safekeeping of the
official seal M 75
In the office of the Commissioner of Ctistowltt t
For blank books, stationery, printing, and labor 1,700 00
For miscellaneous items ^
Soulhtait Ertcutivr Building.
For compensation of the superintendent and eight
watchmen of ttm southeast executive building 4,500 00
For contingent expense* r# said building namely,
for labor, luel, and lights 14,500 00
For rent of additional buildings for the ace?ommodation
of the office* of flte Treasury Department 3,500 00
For fuel, watshing, and mi -' <?llaneous items for the
am,,,. 4,000 00
Deport??ti/ of thr Interior.
For compensation of* the Hecratary of the Interior,
and clerk* mc**enger*,a*d laborer* In hi* office.. 94,700 00
For compensation ?t the < onimlOMOiier of the (General
l.and office, and the recorder, draughtsman, assist
ant draughtsman, clerks, messengers, assistant mea
y).?on no
For ?M??ip*'n*ation of the <'oinmissioner of Indian Af
iHir*, and the clerks, me-^enger, and aasiatant mes
???nfer in his office 18,700 on
for compensation of the Commissioner of Fencions,
and the clerk* and messengers in hi* office.......... .V,M7 86
For temporary clerk* in the Pension office **>,733 33
Continsinl rrpenvef (if the tit.part men* <>j the tn
(trior.
In the office of the Secretary of the I nterior :
For book*, stationery, furniture, and other contingeh
t ie- fl ,000 00
For library, map-*, He 1,0 K) 0#
In tho General Land Ofli. e :
For compensation of three temporary clerks, per act
of third March, eighteen hundred and forty-nine 3,756 00
For compensation of seven laborers, at Ave hundred
dollars per annum per art of thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred ai.d fifty 3,600 00
For tract books, patent records, parchment, ree rds of
correspondence - tutionerv, l?l mk book*, and blank
fbrm* for district offices, advertisfng landsales, bind
ing pints, field note*, nod office furniture, and re
pairs of the ?arne,including miscellaneous items .. vajm .10
To meet requirements of the net " granting bounty
lands to certain officers and soldier* who have been
engaged in the military service of the (Tnlte/1 States,"
approved fleptembr twenty eighth, eighteen hnn