The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-31

Auditors Office, ten thousand dollars
Tor repairs, books, and stationery, already
incurred, over and aboyo the appropriations of
former years. in consequence of the re-organi.
zatiou OF the Post. Office Department, Sc, 200.
For comp ,nsation to two watchmcn.six hun
dred dollars;
For compensation TO extra clerks, prior to
Sd July, 1885, when the act re-organizing the
department went into operation, 81, ,4l9 Gle.
Forcompensaticn TO the Auditor o! the Post
Office, three thousand dollars
For compensation to clerks and messengers
in said Office, IS, 500 dollars;
For contingent expenses Of said office, inclu-
ding books, stationery, printing, and expcnces
incidental TO new Offices, 5000 dollars
For compensation of the Surveyor General
northwest oftho Ohio, two thousand dollars;
For compensation TO clerks in his office, per
acts Of 9th May, 1856, $500 dollars;
For compensation to the Surveyor General
for Illinois and Missouri, two thousand dollars :;
For compensation TO clerks in the office of
said Surveyor General, per acts of 9th May,
1886, $500 dollars;
For compensation to the Surveyor General
OF Arkansas, two thousand dollars
For compensation Of clerks in the office of
said Surveyor General, throc thousand dollars,
and for Office rent and fucl, 800 dollars
For compensation oithe Surveyor General
of Louisiana, two thousand dollars
For compensation to clerks in tho Office Of
said Surveyor General. per acts of 9th May,
1886, twenty five hundred dollars:
For compensation of the Surveyor General
of Mississippi, two thousand dollars;
For compensation of clerks in the Office of
said Surveyor General, per acts of 9th May,
1896, five thousand dollars
For compensation of the Surveyor General
for Alabama tyo fhousanu dollars
For compensation of clerks in the Office of
said Surveyor General, per acts of 9th May,
1896. two thousand dollars
For compensation ofth Surveyor General of
Florida, two tn ,usand dollars;
For compensation of clerks in the Office of
said Surveyor General, three thousand dollars !;
For expenses of completing the copies con-
frmations aud orders of survey, and procuring
ia om Jhs offices of the registers copies of plats
and sketches necessary to a correct location o
private claims, explained in the report from the
General Land Office, two thousand dollars;
For compensation TO Commissioner of Public
Buildings in Washington, 2.450 dollars
For compensation TO three assistants to CON-
missioner, as supcrinte endcnt at Potomac bridge
2,f63 dollars and 75 cents;
For repairs ofthe said bridge, wood for the
draw.koepors, and oil.for lamps, 277 dollars;
For compensation TO the officers and clerks
oil the Mint, l9,7OO dollars;
For compensation to assistants and laborcrs
in the various departments ofthe Mint, 81 600
dollars;
For wastage of gold and silvet, and coniin.
gent expenses Of the Mint. including IMPROVE.
mcnts in machinery, 30, 100 dollars
For expencos incident to tho introduction Of
new machinery and apparatus, twenty thousand
dollars
For compensation of the Governor, Judges,
and Secretary of Wisconsin Territory, SO 100.
For contingent expenses and compensation
of the members ofthe Legislative Assembly Of
said Territory, and printing the laws $3.50.
For compensation Of the Governor. Ju lgcs
and Secretary of the Territory Of Florida,
II 700 dollars
For contingent expenses, pay, and mileage
OF the members of the Legislative Council of
said Territory, stationery, fuel, printing, pay Of
the officers of the council, and copying laws,
10, 335 dollars;
For compe nsation TO the Chief Justice, tho
Associate Judges, and District Judges of the
United States. 81, 900 dollars;
For compensation ofthe. Chief Justice and
Associate Judges of the District Of Columbia
and ofthe Judges of the Orphans Courts Of
said District nine thousand FIVE hundred dolls.
For compen ensation to the Attorney General
ofthe Uni,ed States, four thousand dollars;
TOI VI tlDlh H'rn'NH'I w
the oiice Of the Attorney Gereral, 1900.
For contingent expenses of said office, $500.
For compensation TO the reporter Of the do
cis;ons of the Suprem Court, $1,000.
For compensation TO the District Attorneys
and Marshals, as granted by law, including
those in the several Territories, Sl3,25O.
For deftaying the expenses Of the Supreme
Court and the District Courts Of the. United
States, including the District OF Columbia al.
so, for Jurors and witnesses in aid OF tho fund
arising from fines, penalties, and iortcitures In
Cured in the year 1887, and preceding years
aud likewise for dcfraying the expenses OF suits
in winch the U. States arc concerned, and OF
pi osecu,ons for offences committed against
the u. States, and for the saie-keeping ~ prs |
onors, 800, 900 dollars.
For expenses ofprintiDg the records Of the
Supreme Court three thousand dollars;
For the payment of pensions granted by sPe-
cial acts ofCongross, 1850 dollars
For the support and maintenance OF light
houses, floating. lights, beacoDs, bucys, and
stakages, including tho purchase Of lamps, oil, |
keepers salaries. repairs, improvements, and
contingent expenses 295,055 dollars;
For hell, and fixing the same, on tho light.
house at Cove point in the Chesapeake bay,be-
ing the amount Of an appropriation Tor that
purpose, which will be carried IN the surplus
For a lighthouse at the mouth OF Chefuncte
river, being the amount Of a former aPpropria-
tion Cor that object. which will be carried TO
the surplus fund, five thousand dollars;
For two small beaccn.lights on Cockspur is
land, at the month Of Savannah overwhelming
four thousand dollars already appropriated,
which will be carried to the surplus fund, $1,000.
For survey Of the coast ofthe ". States, in
GLIDING arrears Of compensation and expenses
ofihe Superintendent, estimating his conPen-
sation at $1,000 per annum, and his expenses
at the same rate from Angus, I'd. 1892 and in.
cludipg also, snch additional payment 10 the
army and navy officers employed upon the sur |
vey, for their past services and expenses as the |
President may decide to be just and proper. sir.
u thousand dollars;
For completing the public warehouse at Bal
timoro, fly thousand dollsrs;
For the custom-housc at Boston, slJO,OOO.
For refunding duties on railroad iron TO the
Lexington and Ohio Railroad Company, i'm.
ported in 1892 and 1893, per act of ID July,
1896, 1884 dollars.
For expenses in relation 10 the relief Of cer-
tain insolvent debtors Of the u. States, $4,000.
For deficiency in the fund for tho relief Of
the sicx and die bied seanen as established by