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. Appropriatumt'tnadt during tht Second iraU 0 Ac
TBfaStvtrttVCtmorui. , '
. (Mfaro trtaMd onJ eafaHei tArree.
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wiiA lit amen! nth inertau during tht sums ptrltd.
Aboost 21, 1861.
Prepared under tne directiotf o'f the Secretary of XWL "
Senate nd Clerk of the' House 'of RepTeiontatlvee,'"'
In compliance With, the ilxth sectlonioMhe "Art to
authorlie the appointment of additional paymasters,
and for other purposes, approved, Jaljr -4, 1835.
. armorauTioxt mam iruro t ioost" eiasio:. o
TBI THrTT-tXVXXT fOJOMM.
By tht oel lo further prvmott 1ht e0fei
C cy (JU mnf i It &
To enable tht Secretary 0' the) Nary to
cause two hundred "medal of hon
or" to be prepared, with taltible
emblematic devices, which thill be
bestowed upon' inch vjettyofficers,
teamen, landmen,' and. marines, as
thall most 'distinguish themselves
by their gallantry in action and
other seamanlike qualities during
the present war. - 1,000 CO
By tht act making on appropriation for
gunboati on tht wtllern rirerl.
For gunboats on the western rivers.... 1,000,000 00
B) tht act making appropriation! for
tht payment of invalid and other pin
lieal 0 tht United Statetfor tht year
ending tht thirtieth of Junt, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three.
For invalid pens'01" under various
jrt, , 640,000 00
For pensions under arts of eighteenth
March, eighteen-) hnndred and
eighteen; fifteenth May, eighteen
hnndred and twenty-eight ; and sev
enth June,' eighteen hundred and
thlrty-two .....?. 25.W0 00
For pensions to wldowa of those who
served in the revolutionary war, un
der the third, section of the act of
fourth July, eighteen hundred and
thlrty-alz; the acts of teventh July,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight,
third March, eighteen hnndred and
forty-three) seventeenth June, eigh
teen hundred and forty-four; sec
ond February and twenty-ninth July,
eighteen hundred and forty-eight;
and second section of act of third
February, eighteen hundred and
fifty-three 2o0,ooo CO
For pensions to widows and orphans,
under first section act fourth July,
eighteen hundred and thirty-six;
act of twenty-first July, eighteen
hundred and forty-eight; first sec
tion act of third February, eighteen
hundred and fifty-three; and act
third June, eighteen hundred and
fifty-elght... 340,000 00
For navy invalid pensions 4S,OoO 00
For navy pensions to widows and or- 1
phansi under net of eleventh Au
gust, eighteen hundred and forty
eight....!. 200,000 00
For privateer Invalid pension COO 00
By thf act to proride Jor the protection
'of oiertand emigrant! to California,
Oregon, and Wathington Territory.
For the protection of emigrants on the
overland routes between the Atlan
tic States and California, Oregon,
and Washington Territory 25,000 00
By the act to pay tht expenm of the p
cial comnitttt of the lloust of Reprt
tentative!, appointed July eight, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-one, to ascertain
and report in regard to contract with
any department of tht Government for
provisions, luppliet, transportation,
i-c.
To pay the expenses of the speclsl
committee of the House of Represen
tatives, appointed on the eighth day
of July, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, to ascertain and report in regard
to contracts made with any depart
ment of the Government for provis
ions, supplies, transportation, 4c... 10,000 Do
By tht act making appropriation! for the
consular and diplomatic exptnsts of tht
Government for the year ending thir
tieth June, eighteen hundred and sixty
three J and additional appropriations
for the year ending thirtieth June, eioh
tien hundred and tixty-two.
For salaries of envoys extraordinary,
ministers, and commissioners of the
United States at Orcat Britain,
France, Russia, Prussia, Spain, Aus
tria, Braitl, Mexico, China, Italy,
Chili, Peru, Portugal, Swltierland,
Rome, Belgium, Holland, Denmark,
Sweden, Turkey, New Grenada, Bo
livia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Gautcma
la, Nicaragua, Sandwich Islands,
Costa Rica, Honduru, Argentine
Confederation, Paraguav, and Ja
pan 301,000 00
For salaries of secretaries of legation.. 45,310 00
For salaries of assistant secretaries of
legation at London and Paris 3.000 HO
For salary of the interpreter to tbo le
gation to China 6.0uO 00
For salary of the secretary of legation
to Turkey, acting as Interpreter 3,000 00
For salary of the interpreter to the le
gation of Japan 2,600 no
For compensation to an interpreter to
the consulate at Kanagawa l.JOn 00
For contingent expenses of alt the mis
sions abroad SO.OOO Oil
For contingent expenses of foreign In
tercourse 100,(KJll ou
For expenses of intercourse with Bar
bary powers 3.0O.P 00
For expenses of the consulates in the
Tnrkish dominions, namely, Inter
preters, guards, and other expenses
of the consulates at Constantinople,
Smyrna, Candla, Alexandria, and
Beirut , 2.5u0 OU
For the relief and protection of Amei -lean
seamen in foreign countries 2o0,(ioo 00
For expenses which may be Incurred
in acknowledging the services of the
masters and crews of foreign vessel
In rescuing citizens of the United
States from shipwreck 7,400 00
For the purchase of blank books, sta
tionery, arms of the United States,
seals, presses, dags, postages, and
lor the payment of miscellaneous
expenses of the consuls of the Uni
ted States, including the preserva
tion of the archive of the onsu
lates. 41,000 1111
For office rent for those consuls gene
ral, consuls and commercial agent,
who are not allowed to trade, inclu
ding loss by exchange thereon ii7.37n oil
For salaries of consuls general at Que
bec, Calcutta, Alexandria, Constan
tinople, Havana, Frankfort-on-thc-Maln
, consuls at Kanagawa and Nau-
gasake, In Japan, Liverpool, London,
Melbourne, liong Cong, Glasgow,
Mauritius, Singapore, Belfast, Cork,
Dundee, Demarara, Halifax, King
ston, (Jamaica,) Leeds, Manchester,
Nassau, (New Providence,; South
ampton, Turk's Island, Prince Ed
ward's Island, Havre, Paris, Mar
tellies, Bordeaux, La Rochelle, Ly
ons, Moscow, Odessa, Revel, St. Pe
tersburg, Matanzas, Trinidad de
Cuba, Santiago d Cuba, San Juan,
(Porto Rico, ) Cadiz, Malaga, Ponce,
(Porto Rico,) Trieste.'Vienna, Aix-la-Chapelle,
Canton, Shanghai, Fou
chou, AmojyNingpo, Beirut, Smyr
na, Jerusalem, Rotterdam, 'Amster
dam, Antwerp, Fonchal,i Oporto, St.
Thomas, ELslneur, Genoa,. Basle, Ge
neva, Messina Naplea, Palsrmo.r
telpslc, Munich, 'Leghorn, ShfVf
gardt, Bremen, Hamburg,. Tafters, I
Tripoli, Tnnls, Rio de Janeiro, Par.
nambuco. Vera Crua, Acapuloo, Cal.
lao, Valparaiso, Buenos Ayrea, San
Juan del Bur, Atpinwall, Panama,
Laguayra, Honolula, Lahalna, Cape
Town, Falkland Island, Venice, Stet.
tln;CoayHs, Cypress, Bataria, Pay
aL Santiago, (Cape de Verdet, Stint
Croix, Bpezzla, Athens, Zanglbsr,
Bahla, Maronham Island. Para, Rio
Grande, Matamoras, Mexico, (city,)
Tampico, raso aei none, laoasco, 1
Paita, Tumbei, Talcahuano, Cartha
gena, Sabantllo, Omoa, Guayaquil, '
CobIJa, Montevideo, Tahlta, Bay of
Islands, Apia, Lanthala, Bristol,
Cardiff, Malta, St. John, (Newfound
land,,) St John, (New Brunswick,)
Picton. (Nova Scotia,) L Union,
Btrbadoes, Bermuda, Antigua,
Nantes, Napoleon, Vendee, Nice,
Lisbon, Oottenburg, Tehauntepec,
Santos, St. Catherine, Bailie, Gaspe
Basin, Valencia, Fort Mahon, Mar
tinique, Taranto, Santander, Galatz,
Bilbao, Sclo, Paramaribo, Macao,
Stockholm, Ancona, Otranto, Swa
tow, La Paz, Bergen, Trinidad,- Bar-i
relona, Quebec, Maracalbo, Algiers,
Port-au-Prince, San Domlngo,(elty,)
Monrovia, Cape Haytlen, Aux Cayes.
and New Castle-upon-Tyne , com-j
lnerrlal agents at San Juan del Norte, '
St. Paul de Loando, (Angola,) Ga
boon, St. Marc, Curacoa, and Amoor
river .'. 351,650 00
For Interpreters to the consulates In,
China 4,600 00
For salaries of the marshals for the
consular courts In Japan, China,
Slam, and Turkey 7,000 00
For rent of prisons for American con
victs In Japan, China, Slam, and
Turkey, and for wages of keepers of
the same 9,000 00
For compensation and Increased sala
ries to sundry consuls under the act
of second August, 1861 Hill VI
To meet an extraordinary emergency
which has arisen In bringing from'
Sidney, New South Wales, eight
seamen belonging to the ship "Ju
nior," charged with the crimes of
mutiny and murder, a guard of sev
en men, and also eleven of the crew
as witnesses ., 16,007 92
By the act mating apppropriatiom for
the eupport of tht iulitary Academy
for the year ending tht thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three..
For pay of officers, Instructors, cadets
and musicians 100,000 00
For commutation of aubslstence 4,161 00
For forage for officers' horses 1,440 00
For pay in lieu of clothing to officers'
servants 60 00
For current and ordinary expenses, as
follows : repairs and Improvements,
fuel and apparatus, forage, postage,
stationery, transportation, printing,
clerks, miscellaneous and incidental
expenses, and de pa rtmentt of inttruc-
tlon 36,000 00
For gradual Increase and expense of If -h
brary 1,000 00
For expenses of the board of visitors... 1,600 00
For forage of artillery and cavalry
horses 6,000 00
For supplying horses for artillery and
cavalry practice 1,000 00
For repairs of officers' quarters 1,600 OQ
For targets and batteries for artillery
exerclse 160 00
For furniture for hospitals for cadets.. 100 00
For annual repairs of gas pipes and re
torts 300 00
For warming apparatus for academic
and other buildings 3,000 00
For kitchen of cadets' mess hall 1,000 00
For latrines at cadets camp ground 1,000 00
By tht act making an appropriation for
tht purchatt of cotton and tobacco seed
for general distribution.
For the purchase of cotton seed 3,000 00
For the purchase of tobacco seed 1,000 00
Bt the act to authorixt the construction of
twenty iron clad tteam gun-boati.
For the construction, by contract or
otherwise, twenty Iron clad steam
gun-boats for the use of the navy of
the United States 10,000,000 00
By the act making an appropriation for
completing tht defences 0 'Washington,
and for other purpose!.
For completing the defences of Wash
ington . 160,000 00
By tht act making appropriation! for the
ionstruction, pracrvation, and repairs
of certain fortifications and other wo,s
of defence, for the year ending thirtieth
of fune, eighteea hundred and nxly
three, and additional appropriation
Jor tht year ending thirtieth June, eigh
teen hundred and lixty-two.
For Fort Montgomery, at outlet of Lake
Champlaln, New York 100,000 00
For Fort Knox, at narrows of Penob
scot river, Maine 100,000 00
For fort on Hog Island ledge, Portland
harbor, Maine , 100,000 00
For continuation of works at Fort
Scammel, Portland harbor, Malue... 76,000 00
For Fort Warren, Boston harbor, Mas
sachusetts 76,000 00
For Fort WInthrop, Boston harbor,
Massachusetts 60,000 00
For fort at New Bedford harbor, Mas
sachusetts 100,000 00
Tor fort at Willett's 1'nlnt, opposite
Fort Schuyler, New York 200,000 00
For fort on site of Fort Tompklus,
Staten Island, New York 200,000 00
For fort at Sandy Hook, New Jersey... 300,000 00
For Fort Delaware, Delaware river 60,000 00
For Fort Carroll, Baltimoie harbor,
Maryland 200,000 00
For Fort Calhoun, Hampton Roadii,
Virginia 200,000 00
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida... 200,000 00
For Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Flor-
Ida 200,000 00
For fort at Fort Point, San Francisco
bay, California 200,000 00
For Fort at Alcatrai Island, San Fran
cisco bay, California 160,000 00
For contingencies of fortifications, in- ,
eluding field works Soo,000 00
For bridge trains and equipage for ar
mies In the field 260,000 00
For tool and siege trains for armies lit
the field 260,000 00
For fortifications on the northern fron
tier, Including fortifications at Og
densbnrg, Oswego, at the mouth of
Genessee river, Niagara, Buffalo,
Detroit, Fort Gratiot, Mackinaw, and
theSanlt Ste Marie 760,000 00
For Fort Montgomery, at ontlet of Lake
Champlaln, New York 60,000 00
For Fort Knox, Penobscot river, Maine 60,000 00
For fort on Hog Island ledge, Portland
harbor, Maine 60,00(1 oo-
For Fort Winthrop and exterior batte.
rles, Boston harbor, Massachusetts... 60,000 00
For fort at New Bedford harbor, Ms-
sachus.tts 60,000 00
For Fort Adams, Newport harbor,
Rhode Island "... 60,000 00
For Fort Schuyler, East river, New
York 26,000 00
For fort at Willet'a Point, opposite
Fort Schuyler, New York 50,000 00
For Fort Richmond, Staten Island, New
York 25,000 00
For fort on site of Fort Tompkins,
Staten Islsnd, New York 50,000 00
For commencement of casemate at bat
tery on Staten Island, New York.... 100,000 00
For new battery at Fort Hamilton, at
the Narrows, New York 100,000 00
For Fort Mifflin, near Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 25,000 00
For new fort opposite Fort Delaware,
on Delaware shore 200,000 00
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads,
Virginia 60,000 00
For Fort Tayloreyfett, Florida, ... 100,000 00
For Fort Jefferion, Garden Key, Flor.
Ida ....L , iOO.OOO 00
For additional fort at the Tortugas,
"Florida ......., ' '200,000 00
For fort at Ship Island, roast of Missis. .
slppl ' i... '100,000 00
For contingencies of fortifications , 100,000 00
For bridge trains and equipage... - 260,000 00
For defence In Oregon and Washington "
Territory, at or near the mouth of
Columbia river 100,000 00
For the erection of temporary worka In r
Matue and In the harbor at Ports
mouth, New Hampshire 660,000 00
For the erection' of temporary worka In
Narragansett bay 200,000 00
By the act making appropriation to il
luminate the public buildings.
To enable the Commissioner of Public
Buildings to carry out the order of
Congress for (he Illumination of the
publlo buildings on the twenty-sec-
ond of February, eighteen hundred
andslxty-two 1,000 00
By the act making appropriations of
the signal service of the United
States army. , .
For the manufacture or purchase of
signal equipments and signal stores, '
to equip and unpply the forces now
In the field 20,000 00
For contingent expenses of the signal
department..; '.. 1,000 00
For the manufacture or purchaae of
signal equipments and signal stores,
for countersign signals, to prevent
the collision of friendly regiments... 34,950 00
By the act making additional appropri-
J lions for the support of the army
or the year ending June 30, 1862.
For pay or two and three years' volun-
tcira 60,000,000 00
For payment to discharged soldiers for
clothing not drawn 60,000 00
For subsistence In kind for two and
three yean' volunteers ., 26,668,902 00
For transportation of the army and Its
plies .... , 14,881,000 00
For the purchase of cavalry and artil
lery horse 1,661,040 00
For clothing, camp, and garrison equip
age 12,173,646 77
For regular supplies, Incidental ex
penses, transportation, barracks and
quarters, clothing, camp and garri
son equipage, keeping, transporting
and supplying prisoners, and other
supplies and services of the quarter
master's department, to the thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and alxty
two, and to lie divided among the '
said several heads of appropriation
herein named, as the exigencies of
tho service may require 76,600,000 00
For the armament of fortifications 834,000 00
For the current expenses of the ord
nance servlci. 200,000 00
For ordnance, ordnance atores and aup
plles, including horse equipments for
all the mounted troops 1,924,000 00
For purchase of arms for volunteers and
regulars, and ordnance and ordnance
stores 7,600,000 00
For the medical and hospital depart
ment 1,000,000 00
For amount required to refund to the
States expensea Incurred on account
of volunteers called into the field.:.. 15,000,000 00
By the act to authorise the issue of
United States notes, and for the re
demption or funding thereof, and for
funding the Hosting debt of the Uni
ted States.
To enable the Secretary of the Trea
sury to carry this Into effect 200,000 00
By the act making appropriations for
sundry civil expensea of the govern
ment for the year ending the thlrtl- "
eth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three, and additional appropri
ations for the year ending tho thirti
eth of June, eighteen hundred and
alxty-two.
Snrvey of the coast. For the survey
of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the
United States (including compensa
tion of civilians engaged in the work,
and excluding pay and emoluments
of officers of the army and nary, and
and potty officers and men of the
navy employed on the work) 178,000 00
For continuing the survey of the west
em coast of the United States, (In
cluding compensation of civilians en
gaged In the work) 100,000 00
For continuing the aurvey of the Flo
rida reefs and keys, (Including com
pensation of civilians engaged in the
work, and excluding ray and emol
uments of officers of the army and
navy, and petty officers and men of
the navy employed on the work)..., 11,000 00
For publishing the observations made
in the progress of the surrey of the
roast of he United States, (includ
ing compensation of civilians em
ployed on the work) 6,000 00
For repairs of ateamers and surveying
schooners used in the coast survey.. 5,000 00
To supply deficiency in the fund for
thereliefofslckanddlsabledseamen, 200,000 00
For the discharge of auch miscellane
ous claims, not otherwise provided
for, as shall be admitted in due
course of settlement at the treasury, 5,000 00
Light-house establishment. For the At
lantic, Gulf, and Lake coasts, viz:
For supplying the light-houses and
beacon lights with oil, glass chim
neys, wlckt, and other necessary ex
peuses of the tame, repairing and
keeping In repair the lighting appa-
ratu 164,698 t)0
For repairs and Incidental expenses,
refitting and Improving all the light
bouses and buildings connected
therewith....'. 102,200 0(1
For salaries of lire hundraand nlue-ty-slx
keepers of lighwiouses and
light beacons and their assistant 213,193 3.t
For salaries of forty-three keepers of
light-vessels 23,900 00
For seamen's wages, repairs, supplies,
and incidental expenses of forty-five
light-vessels 170,967 70
For expenses of raising, cleaning,
painting, repairing, remooriug, ad
supplying losses- of beacons and
buoys, and for chains and sinkers
for the tame 112,350 00
For expenses of visiting and inspect
ing lights and other aids to naviga
tion 2,000 00
For the coasts of California, Oregon,
and Washington, For supplying
nineteen light-houses and beacon
lights with oil, glass chimneys, cha
mois skins, polishing powder, and
other cleaning materials, transporta
tion, expenses of keeping lamps and
machinery in repair, publishing no
tices to mariners of changes of aids
to navigation 17,270 00
For repairs and Incidental expenses of
nineteen light-houses and buildings
connected therewith 10,000 00
For salaries of forty-three keepers and
assistant keepers of light-houses at
an average not exceeding eight hun
dred dollars per annum 25,00 00
For expenses of raising, cleaning,
painting, repairing, remooriug, and
supplying losses of floating buoys
and beacons, and for chains and
sinkers for the tame, and for color,
lng and numbering all the buoys.... 10,000 00
For maintenance of all vessels provided
for by the act of eighteenth August,
eighteen hnndred and fifty-six, for
transportation of supplies ond mate
rials, and for repairs of light-houses
jnd buoys service, and for inspect
ing purposes 30,000 00
For commutation of fuel and quarters
for officers of the army serving on
light-house duty the payment of
which is no longer provided for by
the quartermaster's department 5,239 79
For compensation of two Inspectors' of
customs acting as-superintendents
for the llfe-navlng stations on the
coasts Of Long Island and New Jer
sey ..... .......,.....!,,, ,.'iM 3.OOOT00
For compensation of flfty.four keepers "" "'
of stations, at two hundred dollars
each... ..,i ,.,, 10,800 00
For contingent expensea of the HfeJ
taring stations on the coasts of
Long Island and New Jersey. 20,000 00 '
For hire of carts on the public grounds, 1,095 00
For purchase and repair of tools uied (
in the public grounds , 200 00
For purchase of trees and tree boxes,
to replace, where necessary, such as
have been planted by the United
States, tr whitewash tree boxes and
fences, and to repair pavements In
front of the public grounds 3,000 00
For annual repairs of the Capitol, wa
ter closets, public stables, water
pipes, pavements, and other walks
within the Capitol square, broken
glass, and locks, for the protection
of the building, and keeping the
matnapproachestoltunencumbered, 6,000 00
For annual repairs of tht President's '
House and furniture, Improvement
of grounds, purchase of plants for
garden, and contingent expenses In
cidental thereto 5,000 00
For fuel, In part, of the President's"
House 2,400 00
For llghtlngthe Capitol and President's
House, the publlo grounds around
them, and around tho executive offi
ces, and Pennsylvania avenue,
Bridge and High streets, in George
town, Four-and-a-half street, Seventh
and Twelfth streets, across the mall, 60,000 00
For additional fixtures and lighting and
repairing the building and footwaya
of the custom-house and post office
In Georgetown in the District of Co
lumbia 250 00
For purchase of books for library at
the Executive Mansion, to be ex
pended under the direction of the
President or the United State 250 00
For repairs or the Potomac, Navy
lara, ana upper triages, ana me
roads appurtenant thereto
For repairs or Pennsylvania avenue
and watering the same
For publlo reservation number two and
Lafayetto square
For taking care of the gronnds South
of the President's House and keep-.
lng them In order i.
For repairs ol water pipes
For cleaning out the sewer traps on
Pennsylvania avenue and repairing
the same t
For repair of all the furnaces under
the Capitol
For repairing Delaware avenue, north
or Catreet north
6,000 00
10,000 00
2,000 00
1,000 00
500 00
300 00
600 00
1,000 00
For paying one half of )he expenses of
sewer traps at the intersection of
Fourth street west with K street
north 200 00
Government hospital for the insane.
For life support, clothing, and medi
cal treatment or the Insane or the
army aud navy, and of the revenue
service, and of the District of Colum
bia, at the asylum In said District... 40,600 00
For finishing, furnishing, heating, aud
lighting or additional accommoda
v tiont In the east wing 6,000 00
For Improvement or the grounds about
the hospital and farms 2,000 00
Patent Office. For collection or agri
cultural statistics, Investigations for
promoting agriculture aud rural
economy, and the procurement, prop
agation, and distribution of cuttings
a,nd seeds, of new and useful varie
ties, and for the introduction and
protection of insectivorous birds, and
for investigations to test the practi
cability of preparing flax' and hemp
as a substitute for cotton
For expense or receiving, arranging,
and taking care or copyright books,
charts, and other copyright matter..
Exploring expeditions. For preserva
tion or the collections or the explor
ing and surveying expeditions or the
government .-.
Botanlo Garden. For grading, drain
ing, procuring manure, tools, ruel
and repairs, purchasing trees and
shrubs for botanic garden, to be ex
pended under the diredtlon of the
Library Committee of Congress
For pay of horticulturist and assist
ants, in the botanic garden and
greenhouses, to be expended under
the direction or the Library Commit
tee of Congress
Snrvey of the publlo lands. For sur
60,000 00
1,600 00
4,000 00
3,800 00
5,121 50
veying the publlo lauds, (exclusive
of California, Oregon, Washington,
New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska,
Utah, Dakota, Colorado, and Neva
da,) Including Inoldental expenses
and island surreys in the interior,
and all other special and difficult
surveys demandingaugmentedrates,
to be apportioned and applied to the
several surveying districts according
to the exigencies of the public ser
vice, including expenses of selecting
swrmp lands, in addition to the un
expended balances of all former ap
propriations for the same object,
which will be absorbed by work un
der contract 10,000 00
For Burveylng the publlo lands and
private land claims in California, to
be disbursed at the rates prescribed
by law for the different kinds of work, 10,000 00
For surveying the public lands and
private land claims In New Mexico.,. 5,000 00
For surveying tho public lands In Kan.
sas aud Nebraska, also outlines of
Indian reservations 10,000 00
For salary of the clerk detailed tor the
special service In the General Land
Office to attend to the unfinished
surveys In the States where the offi
ces or the surveyors general have
been closed
For surveying tho publlo lauds In Ore.
gon, to lie disbursed at the rates au
thorized by law
For surveying the publlo landi in
Washington Territory, at the rates
authorized by law
For surveying the publlo lands in Da
kota Territory
For surveying the publlo lands aud
private land claims confirmed in Col
orado Territory i
For surveying the publlo lands and
private land claims confirmed In Ne
voda Territory
2,000 00
6,000 00
5,000 IK)
5,000 00
5,000 00
5,000 00
For the necessary expenses In carrying
Into effect the act of seventeenth
July, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, and rhe ret of the fifth August,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, In
addition to the appropriations made
by those acts 150,000 00
For support, care, and medical treat
ment of rorty transient paupers, med
ical and surgical patients, In some
proper medical institution In the city
or Washington, to be selected by the
Commissioner or Public Buildings... 6,000 00
To supply a deficiency or appropriation
for repairs of the Capitol, made by
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner or
Public Buildings 934 78
To enable the Commissioner of Publlo
Buildings to pay for the purchase and
repair of plate and repair or gas fit
tings for the President's House 2,613 00
For the necessary expenses In carry
ing Into effect the act of seventeenth
July, eighteen hundred ami sixty
one, and the act of fifth August,
eighteen hundred and tlxty-one, In
uddltton to the appropriations made
bi those acts for those object 100,000 00
For amount required for clerks and
messenger in the office of the assist-
ant treasurer atBoaloa,,frasn,tnti.-. Tr ,
January, to'the thirtieth Jrirfc, elgli-H JXU t i
teenhundrkl aud tlxty-two,...;. ......' 1,500 00
For amount required for clerks, mes
senger, and watchmen In the .office,
of the aeelttant treasurer at New.
York, fromj Ant January to the thir- , ,
tleth Junel eighteen hundred and ' ,
sIxtyltwo:..m 1 6,200 00
For amount (required for clerks and ,. .
messenger In the office of the osstst-i 1 .
ant treaaurer'at Bt. Louis, from first . . .
January to the thirtieth June, elgh- , ..,,-,
teen hundred and tlxty-two...t 1,800 00.
To enable the Commissioner 'of Publlo
Buildings to pay for painting In the
Interior of the Capitol, and for gen
eral repair ; 3,200 00
To enable ths Commissioner of Publlo
Buildings lo have the' old furnace
under, the library' of Congress re
moved and. a" new one erected, iti Its r .
place 1......... , 325 00
For a deficiency on 'account of paper
ing and painting the President's
House in the autumn of eighteen
hundred aid sixty-one .4,600 00
To enable th4 Commissioner of Publlo
Buildings to pay the bill of William j
II. Carry! '& Brother for furniture
for the President's House,. .- 6,858 80
To enable thj Commissioner to pay a
bill of P. i T. Berry for granite
work and materials for the north '
.front of the Patent Office building... 7,093 '13
To enable tbej Commissioner to pay fire
per. cent, on eight thontand seven
hundred and fifty-eight dollars 'and
ten cents, retained on that aum due "'
P. & T. Berry on granite work on
the west wing or the Patent Office
building, in eighteen hundred and
fifty J. .- '......'..;, . 437 94
For support of patients In the govern
ment hospital........... 6,000 00
To pay J. B.I Blake for. work, done by
him when! Commissioner of Public
Buildings.) 22 18
For expenses attending the removal to,
and occupation of, building at cor
ner of F and Fifteenth streets, for
theSurgeonGenerol'tandPaymaater
Oenal'a offices, for' the six months
ending June 30, 1862 7,800 00
F01 expenses' or building corner of F
and Fifteenth ttreeta, occupied 'by
tho Surgeon General'a and Paymas
ter Generala offices., ,: .' ' 8,800 00
By tht act to provide for the appointment (j '
of additional clerks in the office of the
assistant treasurer at-New ,ForX, and
for other purposes.
For the compensation for auch addi
tional clerks, messengers, and watch
men, as the exigencies or the ser
vice may require, In the office of the .
assistant treasurer at New York for
the current and next fiscal year.,.,.. Indefinite.
For the compensation of the deputy as
sistant treasurer of the United States'
at New York 3,000 00
For the purchase of blank checks for
the use of the sub-troasury 2,600 00
By tht act to fulfil treaty stipulation!
with Hanover.
To enable the President to fulfil the
stlpulatlonfl contained in the third
article of the treaty between the
United Statos and Hanover" of -the
sixth November, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one- 43,454 16
To enable the President to fulfil the
stipulations contained In the fourth
article of the treaty between the
United States and Hanover or tho
sixth November, eighteen hundred
and alxty one, to pay the 'Interest
provided for in sold article:-..! 1,042 90
By the act making appropriations for
the legislative, executive, and Judi
cial expenses of the government for
the sear ending thirtieth' of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
and additional appropriations for the
year ending thirtieth of June, eigh
teen hundred and alxty-two.
For compensation and mileage of sena
tors ' 240,430 00
For compensation of the officers, clerks,
messengers, and others receiving on
annual salary In the- service of the
Senate, vlai
Secretary of Jhe Senate 3,600 00
Officer charged with the disbursements
or the Senate 480 00
Chief clerk..,'. 2,600 00
Principal clerk and principal executive
clerk in the office of the Secretary of
the Senate', at two thousand one hun
dred and sixty dollars each 4,320 00
Eight clerks in the office of the Secre
tary of the Senate, at one thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars each. 14,800 00
Keeper of the stationery 1,752 00
Two messengers, at one thousand and
eighty dollars each 2,160 00
One page 600 00
ergeant-at-Arms and doorkeeper 2,000 00
Assistant doorkeeper 1,700 00
Postmaster to the Senate 1,760 00
Assistant postmaster and mail carrier. 1,440 00
Two mail boys, at nine hundred dol
lars each 1,800 00
Superintendent of the document room. 1,600 00
Two assistants in document room, at
one thousand two hundred dollars
each 2,400 00
Superintendent of the folding room.... 1,500 00
Two messengers, acting as assistant
doorkeepers, at one thousand fire
hundred dollars each 1,600 00
Seventeen messengers, at one thousand
two hundred dollars each 20,400 00
Superintendent in charge of the Senate
furnaces 1,200 00
Assistant in charge or 'urnaoe 600 00
Laborer in private passage 600 00
Two laborers, at four hundred and
eighty dollars each 960 00
Clerk or secretary te the President of
tho Senate 1,762 00
Clerk to the Committee on Finance... . 1,850 00
Clerk to the Committee or Claim 1,850 00
Clerk ol printing records 1,850 00
Chaplain to tho Senate 750 00
For contingent expenses of the
Senate, viz :
For stationery 12,000 00
For newspapers 3,000 00
To pay John C. Rlrea for printing fire
hundred copies or the Diplomatic
(CONTINUKI) IN THR SUPPLEMENT
JJH. 8IGEHMOND
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AB HEOPENED HIS OFFICE, tfdu Pejn.jlv.uu
MTeuuv, -wuore nil win resume MS UQlmcll
NcW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLA
TIC BONE TEETH,
Without metsl piste or clasps, by
DI. B. II. 8I0ESM0ND,
1 Broadway, New York, and 'Ml Pennsylvania av oo
betwr.u liltli and Kill SU-MU, Washington.
Dr. 8. call, tbe attention of the public to tbe following ad
vaouirsiof his Improved sritemi
1st. Th e teeth or Ills minnfacture will utiver corrode uor
change cclur bv any ucIJi, and are three fourths lighter thau
soy other.
vd No (Mill ur roul used be etlructed, u the artificial
ones cao be Inserted over them.
'I he roots will be made inotteueb e nuj uever to ache.
4th No temporary teeth nre Defied, as permanent ones
can be uitde Imaiediately. theieby preserving the natural ex
u -wion ortlie nice, which under the old system, is freqne 1
ly ilnnVurril
5th. This work has beeu lully tested, for over five v-r.-,
by s-any ol the flmChemlMi and Physicians of this v 1 if
old country t
Dr. H. has aleo Invented a white ludeetructtble metsl bliiiig ,
with whlrb the moet cu.iUve teeth can bt filled wnliont
psiu, an,li4Ubulld una perfect sound tuoihon auysMeicde,
which will lid tlircuxb a lifetime
He refers to the following gentlemen lit V Moll IV
I )oi emus, Proles or of Chemistry! Hon A Mann.Jr.i 11
Crablree, Vice President of the Emigration Company ol Net
fork , non Juige Wayne, of the Supreme Court, WaebiiMr
ton, aud thousands of others.
Call and examine for yourselves, iep 17dly
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