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stipulated in the second article of the
treaty of ?*a fir* August. oighlns i
h?aZ-*d aadtWenty^Ln .. 5160 00
For twenty-tblfd of thirty iaitelwnli
'for the' tvcuMt of tfare* thousand
pounds of tobaoeo, stipultaed i* the
second article of the treaty of the Arxt t
August, eighteen hundred and twenty.
nine * 360 00
Tor twentieth of twsuty-seven instal
ments for the purchase of one thou
sand flVe hundred pounds of tobacco,
stipulated in tbe fifth article of the
treaty of the fifteenth September, eigh
teen hundred and thirty-two.. I?6 00
For twenty-third of thirty instalments
for three black am itha *?d assistantf,
stipulated in tbo third ar^cle %?Wh>
For twenty-third of thirty instalments
for iron, steel, Jtc., for -hop. - ? - y ? r bb0 90
For tweutj-ibird of thirty instalments
for laborers and qxen, atipuyled ta
the third article of the treaty of the
first August, eighteen hundred and
twenty-nine w
For twentieth of tweuty-?even instalr
meats for education, supuiated in the
fourth article pf the treaty of the fif
teenth September, eighteen hundred
and thirtjrtwo.. 3,000 00
For twentieth of twenty-seven instal
ments for six agriculturists, purchaao
of oxen, ploughs, and other imple
ments, stipulated in the fifth article of
the treaty of toe fifteenth September,
eighteen hundred and thirty two...., 2,600 09
For twentieth of twenty-seven instal
ments for pay of two physicians, stipu
lated in the fifth article of the treaty
of the fifteenth September, eighteen
hundred and thirty-two. 400 00
For int^fst on one million one hundred
thousand dollars, at five per centum,
stipulatMl in the fourth article of the
treaty 6f the firat November, eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven., 65,000 00
For interest on eighty-five thousand
dollars, at five per centum, atipulated
iO the fourth article of the treaty of the
thirteenth October, eighteen hundred
and forty-six....... k 4,260 00
7b the fVeas.
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fifth article of the treaty of second Oc:
tober, eighteen hundred and eighteen 3,000 00
To defray the expenses of the chiefs of
the Oneida Indians in Wisconsin, on a
visit to Washington in eighteen hun
dred and fl<ty-one, in relation to their
treaties with the United States, ren
dered necessary by the deranged con
dition of their affairs with theFederal
Government...... .............. 1,000 00
For arrearages due the First Christian
and'Orchard parties of Oneida Indiana
in Wisconsin, under the treaty of sev
?nteen hundred and ninety-six 1,764 80
#872,309 80
By the act to rtduce and modify the ratei qf pottage
in the United Statee, and for other purposes.
For ih? farther payment and compensa
tion for the mail service performed for
the two Bouses of Oangress, and Age
other Departments and officers of
Government in tbe , transportation of
free matter.. .$500,000 00
To supply any deficiency that may arise
in the Post Office Department 600,000 00
$1,000,000 00
By the act m/aking appropriationt for the service qf
the Poet Office Department during the fiscal year
tnding the thirtieth qf June, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty two, and for other purposes.
For transportation of the mails, includ
Stntb".'*rriCe'".C*li,Or?l* *'K' O^?7,000 00
For transportation of the mails in two
steamships from New York, by South
ampton, to Bremen, at one hundred
thousand dollars for each ahip, under
the contract with the Ooean Steam
Navigation Company of New York;
and for transportation by two ships
under the same contract from New
York to Har*s, at seventy-five thou
?and dotl|tni each, in addition to an un
?xpended balance of former appro
p nations 267,000 00
For transportation of the mails across the
Isthmus of Panama. .-????? / ,3^ ?
For compensation to postmasters 1,876,000 ihi
For altip, ateamboat, and way lettera 45,000 00
For wrapping paper 3o,000 00
For office furniture 9.000 J"
For advertiaing 80 000 00
For mail bags 36,OCO 00
Per blanks 36,000 00
For mail-looks, keys, and stamps 10,000 00
For mail depredations and apecial agenta 36,000 00
For clerks in tbe effices of postmaatera.. 426 0001 00
For miscellaneoua itema .- 80-000 00
For new mail-locka and keys 86,000 00
For maps of post routes 6,000 00
For incidental expenses of post offices in
California, from tbe dates respectively
of their establishment to the thirtieth
of J une, eigh t een h und red andfifty-onc 66,000 00
8b,660,000 uo
By the act making appropriations for the support qf
the Military Academy for the year ending thirtieth
June, one thousand tight hundred and fifty-two.
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets,
and musicians .. ?8?,436 nn
For commutation of aubaistence 2,263 OU
For forage of officers' horses BW W
For clothinp for officera' aervanU 30 W
For repairs and improvements, fuel, ap
paratus, forage lor public horses and
oxen, atationery, printing, and other
incidental and contingent eapenaee... 27,135 on
For increaae and expenses of the library 1,000 00
For expenaea of tbe board of viaitora, in
cluding deficiency in the appropriation
for the fiacal year ending thirtieth
June, one thouaand eight hundred and
fifty one ??;??????????;? 3^?? 00
For expenaea of practical inatruction in
fleldeoglneering.coninrieingpurchaae
of lumber, Iron, tools, brush, etc., cc.,
for construction of trenches, field bat
teries, magasines, gun and mortar
platforms, descents of dkches, mines,
and other temporary work . 600 oo
For erecting quarters for engineer troop* 6,000 ou
For apparatus for warming Academy
and ether buildings with hot air 2,600 00
$130.52?* 00
By the act making appropriations for the f?*~en< of
Navy pensions for the year ending the thirtieth of
June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty hoo.
For invalid pensions $40.000 00
By the act to found a military asyhim for the relief
?nrf support of invmkd and ditabltd soldiers of the
Army qf the United States.
For tbe support of the said institution, the
unexpended balance of the appropria
tion made March second, eighten hun
dred and forty-seven, now remaining
in the Treasury, for the benefit of dis
charged soldiers disabled by wounds.
[Indefinite. 1
The amount levied by the commanding
Ceral of tbe Army of the United
tea in Mexico, durinjr the war with
that Republic, for the benefit of the
?oldters of the United Stat** Army,
regulars and volunteers, engaged in
that war, but taking possession of aa
funda of the United Statee, and
in the Treasury - $118,791 19
By the act making appropriations for tht civil and
diplomatic expenses of Government for the year
ending the thirtisth qf June, eighteen hundred and
fifty-two, and for other purposes.
For compensation and mileage of Sens
tors, Members of the Rouse of Repre
sentatives, and Delegatee $835,040 00
For cotnpenaatlon of the officera and
clerks of both Housea of Congreas 42,660 60
For stationery, foel, printing, pnhlieh
Wrooeeding* ana debate*, end *||
contingent expenaea of the 8en
ate...... ????*??? 160,000 00
For printing, binding, engraving, ata
tionery, mnsitsire, salary of tbe libra
rian, four clerks of the House, meseen
extra ole<fcs?*j??ia*pf cMu*. tutfses,
"?il c?rn^eWs.4e., fuU. ?U*e4##en(l
dts?, newkpapars, xlUraiNw* W Im
pairs, and other uiiscejiawmui items,
f?f?*pitol M| o^W cggotin,
gent expenses of the House of Repre
sentatives 209,971 00
Library qf Congree*.
For compensation of librarian, twoaaeist
ant |U*aHapa, and Wes#eog?r. "T.\ 4,600 00
For contingent expenses of said library MOO pi
?or purchase of booka for said library . 6,000 00
For purchase of law booka for aaid li
brary .. 2 00y q<>
The amounts which mar from time to '
time beconje due to ttie publiabera of
the Annalaof Congress, under the sqb
acription authorised by the act afore
said.?[Indefinite.] '
For defraying the expenses of preparing
the Opinions of the Attorneys Gene
ral under the resolution of this Houae. 2,000 00
Executive.
For compensation of the President of the
United States 26,000 00
Department of Stale.
For compensation of the Secretary of
State, and the clerka and messenger
and assistant messenger in his office. 28,300 00
For two principal clerks in the Depart
ment of Slate, at a salary for each not
to exceed two thousand dollars per an
num; and for one clerk at a salary not
exceeding fourteen hundred dollars
per annum 6,400 00
For the incidental , and contingent ex
penses 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 distrib
uting laws and documents, including
boxes, labor, and. transportation 10,000 00
For stationery, blank books, binding, la
bor and attendance, furniture, fixtures,
repairs, painting, and glazing 4,400 00
For printing (letter-press and copper
plate) books, and maps 2,000 00
For newspapers 200 00
For extra clerk hire and copying 2,000 00
For miacellaneous items. 1,000 00
For binding the letters, despatches, and
other papers which have accumulated
in this Department...: 1,600 00
For compiling,printing, and binding the
Biennial Register for eighteen hundred
and forty-nine 1,294 25
For. compiling, prinUng, and binding the
Biennial Register for eighteen hundred
and fifty-one"... 1,800 00
For the expense incurred under the joint
resolution, approved September twen
ty-sixth, eighteen hundred and fifty,
relating to the publication of the laws
of the United States for the years
eighteen hundred and fifty and eigh
teen hundred and fifty-one 8,260 00
Northecut Executive Building.
For compensation ol the superintendent
and four watchmen of the northeast
executive building 2,250 00
For contingent expenses of said build
ing, namely, for fuel, labor, oil, and
repairs, and miacellaneous items 3,300 00
Treaeury Department.
For compensation of the Secretary of the
Treasury, and Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, clerks, messenger, and
assistant messenger in his oflice 32,650 00
For compensation of the First Comp
troller and the clerks and messenger
in his office. . 22,150 00
For compensation of the Second Comp
troller and the clerks and messenger
in his office 24,650 00
Fop compensation of the First Auditor
and the clerks and messenger and as
sistant messenger in bis office 23,000 00
For compensation of the Second Auditor
and twenty-five clerks, messenger, and
assistant messenger in his office 34,800 00
For compensation of the Third Auditor
and the clerks, mesaengers, and as
sistant messenger in his office 68,950 00
For compensation to temporary clerks
employed in the office of the Third
Auditor in making out certificates of
service from the muster-rolls of eigh
teen hundred and twelve and the sev
eral Indian wars. 23,392 00
For compensation of the Fourth Auditor
and the clerka, mcsseng< r, and assist
ant messenger in his office 20,400 00
For compensation of the Fifth Auditor
and the clerks and messenger in his
office ...?. 15,600 00
For compensation of the Treasurer of
the United States and the clerks and
messenger in his office 13,750 00 1
For compensation of the Register of the
Treasury, and the clerks and messen
ger and assistant messenger in his of
fice 30,200 00 |
For compensation of the Solicitor of the
Treasury, and the clerks and messen
ger in his office 13,850 00
For compensation of the Commissioner
of Customs, and the clerks and mes
senger in his office 16,500 00 ,
Oontxngent txpeneee qf the Treaeury De
partment.
In the office of the Secretary of the
Treasury:
For copying, labor, blank books, station
ery, sealing ships' registers, translat
ing foreign languages, printing, ad
vertising, printingthe public accounts,
transmission of Mediterranean ?pass
ports and sea letters, carrying the De
partment mails, extra clerk hire for
preparing and collecting information
to be lairf before Congreas 16,200 00
For printing twenty thousand copies of
the report on Commerce and Naviga
tion of the United States, three hun
dred and seventy two pages, rule and
figure work, at the prices of eighteen
hundred and nineteen, deducting thir
ty five per cent , according to agree
ment; and binding eight thousand six
hundred and ten copies of the game,
per act approved sixteenth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty. 10,225 00
For miscellaneous expenses 2,800 00
In the office of the FirstComptroller:
For furniture 100 00
For blank books, binding, stationery,
printing, and labor 1,938 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 National Intelligencer and Union, v
to be filed, bound, and preserved for
the use of the office 700 00
For labor, office furniture, and miscel
laneous items 800 00
In the office of the First Auditor :
For blank books, binding, stationery,
printing blanks, and labor 1,200 00
For miscellaneous items 300 09
In the office of the Second Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, la
bor, office furniture, printing blanks,
including pay for the Republic and
Union, to be filed, bound, and pre
served in the office, and miscellaneous
items 1,500 00
In the office of the Third Auditor :
For blank books, binding, stationery,
printing, office furniture, including
carpeting and labor 2,700 00
For miicellaneoua itema 300 00
For expenses of arranging document
rooms, and preserving files and pa
pers 1,000 00
In the office of the Fourth Auditor:
For blank booka, binding, printing, sta
tionery, and labor 760 00
For miscellaneous items. 200 00
In the office of the Fifth Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery,
and labor 426 00
For miscellaneous itema 360 00
In the office of the Treasurer :
For blank books, binding, labor, sta
tionery, and printing, 1,000 00
For miscellaneous items 500 00
In the office of the Register:
For blank booka, binding, and station
ery ? 2,600 00
For blank forms of imports snd exports,
certificates of registers, blank enrol
ments, and license# of vessels, for the
use of the collectors of the customs... 1,000 00
For labor, and other miscellaneous items 1,000 00
frict cjf courts, a?tf '
marahaULj rod fabafy,....^'952 ?}{
For mbcelfc*ttS )<??..., ? '........ ?./ 200
For statu** Md report*, including
those oftM several Stales.JT. '. 1,000 00
For mahogany cue tnd ?taiul for safe
keeping of the official Mtl;.'. 26 76
In tbe office of the Commissioner of
Customs:
For blank books, stationery, printing
and labor...; I 1,700 M
Far miscellaneous items 300 00
Suuthcuit Executive BuHdtng.
For compensation of the superintendent
and eight watchmen of the aoutbeaat
executive building. ?? 4,500 00
For contingent expenses of aaid build
ing, namely: For labor,fuel,aud ligbta 14,600 00
For rent of additional buildings for the
accommodation of the officea of tbe
Treasury Department. 3,600 00
For fuel, watching, and miscellaneous
itema for the same 4,000 00
Department qf the Interior.
For compensation of the Secretary of the
Interior, and clerka, meaaengera, and
laborer a in hia office 24,700 00
For compenaation of the Comraission
er of the General Land Office, and
tbe recorder, daughUman, aaaiatant
daughtaman, clerka, meaaengera, aa
aiatant messengers, and packers in
hia office 7 .VT. 92,900 00
For compensation of the Commissioner
of Indian Affoirs, and the clerka, mes
senger, and aaaiatant meascnger in
bis office 18,700 00
For compenaation of the Commieaioner
of Penaiona, and the clerka and mea
aengera in bis office 64,237 86
For temporary clerka in the Penaion
Office 40,733 3J
Contingent expentei qf the Department qf
the Interior.
In the office of the Secretary of the
Interior:
For books, atationery, furniture, and
other contingencies 2,000 00
For library, maps, &c ; 1,000 00
In the General Land Office:
For compensation of three temporary
clerks, per act of third of March, eigh
teen hundred and forty-nine 3,766 00
For compensation of seven laborers, at
five hundred dollars per annum, per
act of thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and fifty. 3,500 00
For tract boo^s, patent records, parch
ment, recordB of correspondence, sta
tionery, blank books, and blank forms
for district offices, advertising land
sales, binding plats, field notes, and
office furniture, and repairs of the
same, including miscellaneous items. 23,656 60
To meet requirements of the act "grant
ing bounty lands to certain officers
and soldiers who have been engaged in
tbe military service of tbe United
States," approved September twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and fifty, for
patent records, and parchment for
same, blank forms of returns, &c 28,000 00
For tract books, plat books, stationery,
and instruments for the office of the
Surveyor General, and including four
iron safes for the offices connected
with the public lands in Oregon, Cali
fornia, Utah, and New Mexico, and
transportation 7,000 00
In the office of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs:
For blank books, binding, and stationery 1,000 00
For labor 200 00
For micellaneous items 800 00
In the office of the Commissioner of
Pensions:
For stationery 2,500 00
For printing blank forms, regulations,
circulars, and for advertising 6,000 00
For furniture 1,000 00
For binding books 1,000 00
For miscellaneous items 600 00
Building occupied by the Secretary of
the Interior:
For compensation of superintendent of
building, and four watchmen for the
same, (in addition to an unexpended
balance on hand) 660 00
War Department.
For compensation of the Secretary of
War, and the clerks, messenger, and
assi.tairt messenger in his office 17,800 00
For compensation ot the clerk and mes
senger in the office of the Commanding
General 1,600 00
For compensation of the clerka and mes
senccr in the office of the Adjutant
Genera*! 10,450 00
For compenaation of the clerka and mes
senger in the office of the Quarter mas
ter General 12,300 00
For compensation of the clarke and mes
senger in the office of clothing and
k equipage, Philadelphia.... 4,040 00
For compensation of tbe clerks and mes
senger in the office of tbe Paymaster
General 9,900 00
For compensation of the clerks and mes
senger in the office of tbe Commissary
General of Subsistence * 6,300 00
For compensation of the clerka and mea
senger in the office of the chief engineer 5,900 00
For compensation of the clerks ana mes
senger in the office of the surgeon gen- ^ !
For compenaation of the clerks and mes
senger in the office of the colonel of
ordnance.. 8,650 00
| For compensation of the clerks and mes
senger in the bureau of topographical
engineers.... ?'??? 4,900 00
Contingent expentet of the War Department.
In the office of tbe Secretary of War :
For blank books, binding, stationery, la
bor, and printing, newspapers and pe
riodicals 1.450 00 |
For books, maps, and plans 1,000 00
For extra clerks in the War Department 1,600 00
For miscellaneous items ...... 660 00
In the office of the Commanding Gen
For miscellaneous items 300 00 ,
In the office of the Adjutant General:
For printing army register, general or- |
ders, circulars, &c. TOO 00
For blank books, binding, and stationery 500 00
For miscellaneous items, including of- j
fice furniture ? ? ? ? ? W0 00 |
In the officeof the Quartermaster Gen
eral, including the office at Philadel
?orai>lank books, binding, and stationery 700 00
For labor. JJJ JJ ;
For printing .???? 00
For office rent at Philadelphia 600 00
For miscellaneous items 400 UO
In the office of the Paymaster General:
For miscellaneous items 1,000 oo
In the office of the Commissary Gen
eral of Subsistence:
For b ank books, binding, stationery,
printing, advertising, and labor 3,000 hi
For miscellaneous items 160 W
In the office of the Chief Engineer:
For blank books, binding, stationery,
and printing ? ? ? ? ? ?;
I For miscellaneous items, including sub
' acriptions to two daily Washington
newspapers ??
In the office of the 8urgeon General:
I For blank books, binding, ttationery,
and printing ? 00
I For miscellaneous items loo w ,
j In the office of the Colonel of Ord
| nance:
For blank books, binding, stationery, (
and printing.... WO "",
i For miscellaneous items. j?o w i
In the bureau of Topographical En
FoTblank books, binding, stationery,fcc. 760 00
! For labor W0 00
| For miscellaneous items ovu uu
Norlhtotut Executive Building.
\ For compensation of the superintendent
and four watchmen of the northwest
executive building 2,260 00
For contingent expenses for aaid build
ing, namely, for labor, fuel, and light 2,400 00
I For miscellaneous items 1,600 00
j Bnildirg corner qf F and Seventeenth $t$.
I For rent of house on northwest corner
of F and 17th streets, and whrtning all
the room# In il 21,876 00
For compensation of superintendent and
four watchmen of the building corner
of F and Seventeenth streets 2,260 00
600 00
400 00
| VtM UJUttagHK- H?i III Mill build
Naty Dfartwmt. :i .
For compensation of the Secretary of
the Navy, ud the clerks, UMMOfer, 1'
and assistant uotNunr in his office.. aa.OOO 00
For compensation of the chief of the bu
reau of construction, equipment, and
repair*, and the assistant constructor,
draughtsman, clwks, and ucwcugei?
mbisoiJloe... 11,600 00
For compensation of the naval coustruc
tor and the engineer in chief., 6,000 00
For compensation of the chief of the bu
reau uf ordnance and bydragrapby,
and of draughtsmen, clerk*, and mes
senger in bin offii*. . 9,400 00
For compensation of the chief of the bu
reau of navy yards and docks, and of
the civil engineer, draughtsman,
clerks, and messenger in his office... 12,600 00
For compensation of the clerks and mes
senger in the bureau of provisions and
c.othing..,... 7,300 00
For the annual salary of the chief of the
bureau of medicine and surgery 3,000 00
For compensation of the assistant sur
Cn, clerks, and messenger in the of
of the chief of the bureau of medi
cine and surgery 4,700 00
Con ting enciee of the Navy Department.
For contingencies of the Navy Depart
ment, and all the bureaux connected
therewith, namely, for blank books,
binding, stationery, printing, labor,
and office rent.. 6,930 00
Southwest Executive Building.
For compensation of the superintendent
and three watchmen of the southwest
executive building . 1,760 00
For contingent expenses of said building,
namely, (or labor, fuel, and lights.... 1,675 00
For miscellaneous items 1,160 00
Post Office Department.
For compensation of the Postmaster Gen
eral 6,000 00
For compensation of three Assistant Post
masters Genera), clerks, mcaseagers,
assistant messengers, and watchmen
of said Dapartment 95,900 00
For compensation of the superintendent
of the poet office 250 00
For compensation'of temporary clerks.. 1,000 00
For contingent expenses of said Depart
ment, vie:
For blank books, binding, stationery,
fuel for the General Post Office build
ing, oil, gas, and candles, printing,
labor, and day watchman 9,700 00
For miscellaneous items 800 00
For repairs of the General Post Office
building, for office furniture, glazing,
and whitewashing 1,600 00
For compensation of the auditor of the
Post Office Department, and the clerks,
messenger, and assistant messenger in
his office 103,200 00
For contingent expenses, vie: blank
booksrbinaing, stationery, labor, print
ing, blanks, circulars, and miscellane
ous items and furnitare 9,200 00
Intercourse with Foreign Nations.
For salaries of the Ministers of the Uni
ted States to Great Britain, France,
Russia, Prussia, Spain, Brazil, Mexico,
and Chili 72,000 00
For the salaries of the Secretaries of Le
gation to the same places 16,000 00
For salary of Minister Resident to Tur
key 6,000 00
For salary of the Dragoman to the Lega
tion to Turkey.,.... 2,500 00
For salary of an Assistant Dragoman and
Secretary to the Legation to Turkey.. 1,500 00
For salaries of Charges d* Affaires to Por
tugal, Austria, Denmark, Sweden,
Upland, Belgium, Naples, Sardinia,
tho Papal States, Peru, New Granada,
Venezuela, Buenos Ay res, Bolivia,
Guatemala, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. 76,500 00
For contingent expenses of all the mis
sions abroad 40,000 00
For contingent expenses of foreign inter
course 30,000 00
For expenses of interoourse w' h the Bar
bary Powers 9,000 00
For salary of the consul at London 2,000 00
For salary of the coinmissioaer to the
Sandwich Islands 3,000 00
For interpreters, guards, and other ex
penses of the consulates at Constanti
nople, Smyrna, and Alexandria 1,500 00
For office rent of the cousul at Basle, in
Switzerland 100 00
I For salary of a commissioner to reside in
[ China, including the additional com
pensation under the act to carry into
effect certain provisions in the treaties
between the United States and China
and t*ie Ottoman Porte 6,000 00
For salary of the interpreter and secre
tary of said mission 2,600 00
For compensation to the consuls at the
five ports in China, viz: Kwang-Chow,
Amoy, Fucbow, Ning-po, and Shang
hai ? 6,000 00
For salary of coasul general at Alexan
dria ; 3,000 00
For relief and protection of American
seamen in foreign countries 125,000 00
For clerk hire, ofn<?# rent, and other ex
penses of the office of the consul at
London 2,800 00
For sa'ary of the consul general at Bei
rout 600 00
For compensation of the commissioner
on Brazilian claims 3,000 00
For compensation of the cleik of said
! commissioner 2,000 00
For the contingent expenses of the com
mission.?[Indefinite. ]
Mint of the United States.
At Philadelphia:
I For salaries of the director, treasurer,
I chief coiner, inciter and refiner, en
graver, assayer, arsistant assayer, and
clerks 21,000 (H)
For wages of workmen 47,000 00
For incidental and contingent expenses,
including flic!, materials, stationery,
water rent, repairs, and wastage, in
addition to the available funds on hand 700 00
For specimens of ores and coins to be
reserved at the mint 300 00
At Chai'ottc, North Carolina:
For salaries of superintendent, coiner,
assayer, and cleric 6,000 00
For wages of workmen and watchmen.. 4,100 00
For incidental and contingent expenses,
including fuel, material*, stationery,
repairs, and wantage 1,600 00
At Dahloncga, Georgia:
For salaries of superintendent, cjiner,
assayer, and clerk 6,000 00 i
For wages of workmen 3,600 00
For incidental and contingent expenses,
including fuel, materials, stationery,
repairs, and wastage 1,400 00
At New Orleans.
For salaries oi the superintendent, trea
surer, assayer, coiner, melter, refiner,
and clerks 17,300 00
For wages of workmen 33,600 00
For incidental and contingent expenses,
including fuel, materials, stationery,
water rent, repnirs, new machinery,
and wastage, in addition to available
funds on hand 45,200 00
Judiciary.
For salaries of the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, and eight associate
judges 41,000 00
For salaries of the district judges 70,000 00
For salaries of the Chief Justice of the
District of Columbia, the associate
judges, and the judges of the criminal
court and orphans' court 11,200 00 >
For salaries of the Attorney General, and
the clerks and messenger in his office. 10,300 00
For contingent expenses of the office of
the Attorney General 600 00
For salary of the reporter of the decisions
of the Supreme Court, thirteen hun
dred dollars, if only one volume of the
reports shall be published as hereto
fore; and in case the 8upreme Court
shall direct him to publish two vol
umes, then the sum of thirteen hun
dred doUars for each volume so pub
lished 2,600 00,
For compensation of the district attor
neys, being two hundred dollars each,
as prescribed by law. 8,800 00
For compensation of the marshals 7,400 0Q
For defraying the expenses of the 8u
' preme. Circuit, and District courts of
>hs B?iu< IHiMi ^minding On Dim
trici of Columbia, alsu for juror* and
lii aid of"At ford* arislptoi'* -
from tuna, penalties, and forfeitures,
incurred in tke fiscal year ending '
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and1
1 filty-tWo, and previous year*, and
likewiae for defraying the expenses of
suits i? which the United State* are'
concerned, and of prosecutions for of
fence? committed against the United
state*, and for tije safe keeping of pri
soner.. .... 11.. ...... 692,747 (X)
I A ghi hou*? JEatabluhmtrt
For supplying light-honses, containing
three thousand and hinety-tkfW lamps,
with oil, tube glasses, wicks, buff skins,
whiting, and cotton cloth, transporta
tion, and other expenses on the same,
and for repairing and keeping in re
pair the lighting apparatus., 152,081 o9
For repairs aud incidental expenses, re
fitting and improvement* of light
houses and building* connected there
with 89,698 W
For salaries of three hundred and two
keepers of light-houses and twenty t*s
sistants, (twenty five of them charged
with double and two with triple
lights,) and including one thousand
two hundred dollars for salary of an
inspector of lights on the upper lake* . 127,003 33
For seamen's wages, repairs and supplies
of forty fiuatiug lights 86,816 24
For expenses of weigning, mooring, and
cleansing, repairing, and supplying
losses of beacons, buoys, chains, and
sinkers 37,008 02
For salaries of forty keepers of lloating
lights 21,760 00
For expensesof superintendents in visit
ing light-houses annually, and report
ing their condition 2,000 00
For superintendent*' commissions at two
and a half per cent, on five hundred
and sixteen thousand three hundred
and fifty-six dollars and eighty-two
cents, appropriated above, lor light
house purposes 12,908 92
Hoipitali.
For completion of the marine hospital at
Chicago, Illinois 4,712 00
For the completion of the marine hos
pital at St. Louis, Missouri .. 22,806 00
For marine hospital at Natchez, Miasis
aippi .. 20,000 00
For marine hospital at Louisville, Ken
tucky... 7,000 00
For marine hospital at Paducab, Ken
tucky... 11,000 00
For marine hospital at Napoleon, Ar
kansas 12,000 00
For marine hospital at Cleveland, Ohio, 12,909 05
Cut torn i.
For continuing the construction of the
custom-house at New Orleans 260,000 00
For continuing the construction of the
custom-house at Charleston, South Car
olina 100,000 00
For continuing the construction of the
custom-house at Savannah, Georgia, t 33,000 00
For furniture and fixtures for the ac
commodation of the officers of the rev
enue, as also for the post office, and
United States courts, in the custom
house at Savannah, Georgia 6,556 00
For the completion of the custom-house
at San Francisco, California 300,000 00
For the construction of a building for a
custom-house,' independent treasury,
and other offices of the United States,
at St. Louis, Missouri, in addition to
appropriation of thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty i 16,000 00
For purchasing a site and commencing
the erection of a suitable building in
the city of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
for custom-house, post office, court
rooms, and other offices of the United
States 75,000 00
For purchasing a site and commencing
the erection of a suitable building i? <
the city of Louisville, Kentucky, for
custom-house, post office, court rooms,
and other offices of the United States.. 76,000 00
For the construction of a building for a
custom-house, independent treasury,
and other offices of the United States,
at Cincinnati, Ohio, in addition to the
appropriation of thirtieth of Septem
ber, eighteen hundred and fifty 26,000 00
Survey </ the Coaet.
For survey of the coast of Jthc United
States, including compensation to su
perintendent and assistants, (and ex
cluding the pay and rations of officers
of the army and navy, and petty offi
cers and men of the navy employed on
the work) ? ???? 180,000 00
For continuing the survey of the reefs,
shoals, keys, and coasts of South Flo
rida, by the superintendent of the
coast survey, (and excluding the pay
and ration* of the officer* of the army
and navy, and petty officers and men
of the navy employed on the work)... 30,000 00
For continuing the survey of the western
coast of the United States by the super
intendent of the coast survey 100,000 00
Independent Treasury.
For salaries of the assistant treasurers
of the United StatesatNew York, Bos
ton, Charleston, and St. Louis 11,600 00
For additional salaries of the treasurer
of the Mint at Philadelphia of one thou
sand dollars, and of the treasurer of
the branch mint at New Orleans of
live hundred dollars 1,600 00
For salaries of ten clerks, authorized by
the act of sixth August, eighteen hun
dred and forty-six, and ot the twelfth
of Ausrust, eighteen hundred and for
ty-eig'ht....." 9,600 00
For salary of the chief clerk of the as
sistant treasurer at New York 1,600 00
For contingent expenses under the act
for the safe-keeping, collecting, trans
fer, and disbursement of the public
revenue, of sixth of August, eighteen
hundred and forty six 16,500 00
For compensation to special agents to
examine books, sccount*, and money
on hand in the several depositories,
under the act of sixth of August, eigh
teen hundred and forty-six 6,000 00
Mi$ceUan*ou?.
For expense* of loans and Treasury
note* 20,000 00
For the discharge of such miscellaneous
claims not otherwise provided for, as
shall be admitted under course of set
tlement at the Treasury 5,000 00
For supply of deficiencies in the fund for
(he relief of sick seamen 200,000 00
Surveyor* (ieneral and their elerkt.
For compensation of the surveyor gene
eral of Oregon, and the clerk* in his
office 6,500 00
For compensation of the surveyor gene
ral northwest of the Ohio, and the
rlarks in hi* office 8,300 00
For compensation of the *urveyor gene
ral of Illinois and Missouri, and the
clerks in his office 5,820 00
For compensation of the surveyor gene
ral of Louisiana, and the clerks In his
office 00
For compensation of the surveyor gene
ral ol Florida, and the clerks in his j
office 6,5W O*'
For compensation of the surveyor gene
ral of Wisconsin and Iowa, and the |
clerks in his office 8'300 00
For clerks in the offices of the surveyors
general, to be apportioned to thani ac
cording to the exigencies of the public
service, and, if necessary, to be em
ployed in transcribing field notes of
survey*, for the purpose of preserving
them at the seat of Government 85,000 00
GOVERNMENTS IN THE TERRITO
RIES.
Territory of Oregon.
For salaries of Governor, three judges,
and secretary . . ? 10,500
For contingent expenses of said Terri
tory ...? I,?00
For compensation and mileage of mem
bers ol the Legislative Assembly, offi
cers, clerks, and contingent expenses ^
of the Assembly .
Territory qf Mtnnetota
For salaries of Governor, three judges, qq
iJTtdTryolt superintendent of Indian ^ ^ ^
affairs ? ' '
. of said Terri
tory .... 1,000 00
Far compensation ud mileage of umm
bers or th? Legislative Assembly, of
ficer*, clerks, and contingent expenses
of the Assembly ? 24,000 00
Territory qf New MtxUo.
For salaries of Gov?rnor, Uuwt judge*.
and secrelajry ?> > 8,700 00
For salary of superintendent of Indian
attain .... 1,000 00
For contingent expenses of Mid Terri
tory ...? 1,000 00
For compensation and mileags of num
bers of the Legislative Awteujbly, of
ficers, clerks, and contingent expenses
of the Assembly . 24,000 00
'l\trrilory of Utah.
For salaries of Governor, three judge*,
and secretary 8,700 00
For salary of superintendent of Indian
affairs . 1,000 00
For contingent expenses of said Terri
tory . 1,000 00
For compensation and mileage of mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly, of
ficers, clerks, and contingent expenses
of the Assembly . ? . 24,000 00
Surveyi of Public Im*tdt.
For surveying the public lands, in ad
dition to the unexpended balance of
former appropriations, vi*:
For surveying the public lands, includ
ing incidental expenses, to be appor
tioned to the several districts accord
ing to the exigencies of the public ser
vice, the part to be applied to the sur
veys required by the location and sur
vey of private claims in Florida, to be
disbursed at augmented rates 115,000 00
For completing the survey of the copper
region of Michigau, at a rate not ex
ceeding six dollars per mile . . 26,100 00
For resurveying and correcting errone
ous surveys in the lower peninsula of
Michigan, at a rate not exceeding six
I dollars per mile . . . 10,600 00
For survey of the Menoraonee cession,
Wisconsin, at a rate not exceeding
five dollars per mile . _ ? 26,000 00
For surveys in the southern part of Mis
souri, east of the m< ridisn, at a rate
not exceeding five dollars per mile . 6,000 00
For correction of erroneous and defective,
lines of the public and private surveys
in Missouri, at a rate not exceeding
six dollars per mile . . ? 2,000 00
For retracing and resurveying fraudu
lent and erroneous work in Arkansas,
at a rate not exceeding four dollars per
mile ? ? ? 16,000 00
For correcting detached erroneous sur
veys in Arkansas, at a rate not exceed
ing six dollars per mile ? ? 1,660 00
For surveying in Louisiana at augment
ed rates . . 20'000 00
For the survey of private claims in Flori
da, under the act of twenty-eighth of
June, eighteen hundred and forty
eight, including the work now under
contract ? ? 10,000 00
For completing certain surveys in Flori
da, inc'uding scrap work, at a rate not
exceeding six dollars per mils, in con
sequence of the difficulties attending
the execution of the same . . 10,000 00
For runr ing and marking the base and
meridian lines in Oregon, as required
by the third section of the *ct of twen
ty-seventh September, eighteen hun
dred and fifty . ? ? 8.000 00
For surveying in Oregon of township
lines, and subdivisions of townships,
at a rate not to exceed twelve dollars
per mile .... 61,840 00
Public Buildingi.
For the purchase of tree-boxes, leather,
wire, and twine . . ? 260 00
For the hire of two carts at two dollars
per day each, for two hundred and
fifty days . ? ? <v!
For manure for the public grounds . bOO UO
For the purchase of trees for the Mall and
other pjblic grounds . . 1,000 00
For expense o? enclosing and preparing
public grounds lor nursery . 750 00
For casual repairs of the Cap'tol, repair*
of the water-closets, cleaning fir*
naces, &c., repairing stables, and
various other appendages to the Cap
itol . . 4,600 00
To enable the Clerk of the House to
cause to be erected in the basement
under the east entrance of the Cap
itol nearest the House of Representa
tives a suitable furnace for warming
and excluding the dampness from that
part of the building 600 00
For improving public grounds, north,
south, and west of the Capitol . 2,600 00
For compensation of the western gate
keeper . 1 ? 730 00
For compensation of two additional
watchmen at the park . . 730 00
For compensation of the messenger at
tendant in part on the main furnaoe . 360 00
For compensation of the laborer em
ployed by the Commissioner of Public
Buildings for cleaning rotundo, wa
ter-closet^, &c. ? 366 00
For compensation of the public gar
den er .... 1,200 00
For compensation of sixteen laborers
employed on the public grounds and
President's garden, at forty dollars
per month each . . ? 1 >680 CO
For annual repairs of the President's
house, garden, and laborers, gravel
ing the walks in President's Square,
&c. ? 6,000 00
For purchase of books for library at the
Executive mansion . ? 360 00
For lighting Pennsylvania avenue from
the Treasury Department to the Capi
tol, and compensation to two lamp
lighters for the same, and for lighting
the Capitol grounds and the Presi
dent's house . . 12,000 00
For compensation of four assistant draw
keepers at the Potomac bridge, includ
ing oil for lamps, machinery, firewood,
rcpairj of tho northern abutments, and
other casual repairs . 6,000 00
For repairs of the bridges on the eastern
branch of the Potomac, pay of draw
keepers, oil for lamps and ma
chinery . . > ? 4,000 00
For the support, care, and medical treat
ment ot twelve transient paupers,
medical and surgical patients in the
Washington Infirmary . . 2,000 00
For completing the grading, and plant
ing with trees, and enclosing the pub
lic mall from Third street to the Poto
mac river . ? ? ? 13,000 00
For continuing the improvements, grail
ing, and planting with trees the
grounds sou(h of the President's house. 10,000 00
For supplying the deficiency in the last
appropriation for improving New Jer
sey avenue, south ol the Capitol, ac
cording to the grade established by the
corporation of Washington . . 4,000 00
For completing the improvements of
New Jersey avenue, north of the Capi
tol, according to the grade established
by the corporation of Washington,
from North B street to North E street,
including a bridge over the Tiber, in
addition to the amount on hand . 10,000 00
To supply deficiency in appropriation for
continuing the pavement around the
Capitol . . ? ? 1,000 00
For extending the gas pipes, and provid
ing lamp-posts, lamps, and burners, in
Iront of the executive buildings on Fif
teenth snd Seventeenth streets, and the
north front of the President's grounds. 6,600 00
For grading, and paving with round
stone, Twelfth and Fourteenth streets,
from the canal to South B street . 9,000 00
For grading and improving Maryland
avenue, from Seventh street to the Po
tomac bridge ? ? ??600 00
' For grading, and pav.ng with round
?tone, Seventeenth tlrect, from Penn
fivlvinia avenue to the south tide of
New York avenue, and continuing th?
?ewer from its present terminus at new
York avenue and Seventeenth street
to Pennsylvania avenue . . 5,600 00
For filling up. grading, and otherwise
improving Franklin square . . 6,600 00
For painting the emternal walls of the
Treasury and Patent Office buildings 6,000 00
For compensation of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings . . 2,000 00
For completing the east wing of the Pat
ent Office building , 200,000