The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-19

sand dollars;
For salary Of an assistant surveyor, to survey III
private claims 10 Florida, under the direction an,
thousand dollars,
For pay OF chain carriers, markers trans poraton
provisions, Sc, for ditto, fifteen hundred dollars
OF salary oil an assistant surveyor 10 have charge
ana oversight OF the fesurveys IN the GTeensbu Z
(lae 81 Helena) district Louisiana under the diree
ton and supervision OF the surveyor gene al Of Lou
siana, one thousand dollars;
FOR oulht OF charge dahaires 10 Texas, four thou
sand I'VE hundred dollars;
FOR arreaIages In Black Hawk war, in one thou
sand eight hu idred and thirty-two due Captain h
Anderson, on report Of the accounting officers, four
hundred and fory-one dollars and forty cents
for arrearages due marsAals and district attor-
neys, one thousand FIVE hundred dollars;
/ FOR arrearages Of contingent expenses of branch
mint al New Orleans, ten thousand dollars;
FOR arrearages on account Of a survey for an ex-
tension OF the National Road TO Jefferson, Missouri,
one thousand three hundred and Glty-nne dollars
and sishty-one cents
For the purpose Of completing and rendering Sc
cure and remarkable the Sta'e House IN Florida
twenty thousand dollars; Provided, That this act
shall not be construed sanctoning any excess OF
ex enditure heretofore made beyond former aJpro-
Pratons Tor that object, authorizing any fur
ther expenditure beyond the amount hereby aPpro-
| Prated IN completing said building,
For settlement Of The claims Of Sextus Shearer for
goods furnished the New York Inc ians thousand
hve hundred and tweny three dollars and five cents
to be paid out ofthe balances of appropriations here
ioioie made for the backsmiths' establishment in
the Indian service;
For completing the marine hospital at the town of
McDonough, opposite the city Of New Orleans, thr-
| y thousand doilats;
For thepayment of Jeremiah Smith, as per sche-
due to the Sac and Fox treaty, concluded eleventh
oil October one thousand eight hundred and forty
two, and the act Of Congress Of third Of March,
thousand eight hundred and forty three
For carrying into effect the provisions Of said trea-
ty, four thousand dollars;
To deiray orrearsges Of expense of the commits
sion appointed to mark the boundary line between
the United States and Great Britain, eight thousand
dollars
To satisfy the claims Of the State Of Maine under
the stipulations of the treaty between the United
States and Great Britain concluded on the ninth of
August, thousand eight hundred and forty-two,
sum not exceeding eighty thousand dollars;
To defray expenses incurred and TO be incurred
in complying with the resolutions Of the House of
Representatives Of the third of September thou
sand eight hundred aud foItyone and Of the third OF
March, thousand eight hundred and forty three
and of the Senate Of the thirty first Of August one
thousand eight hundred and iorty-two, and of the
fourteenth of February, one thousand eight hundred
and forty three, calling for information respecting
the foreign commerce of the United States, its re-
s,rctioDs and privileges price of commodities, &c,
ten thousand dollars
Sec S. find be il further enacted That the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury TO be published in some
newspaper Of the city Of Washington, the first day
of each month, the last preceding weekly statement
Of the Treasurer Of the United States, showing the
amount to his credit in the different banks in the mint
or OF er repositories, the amount for which drafts
have been given, and those remaining unpaid
and the balance remaining subject 10 his draft; and
that he also specially note any changes that have
been made in the repositories Of the Treasury du-
ring the preceding month, and report TO Congress- at
the commencement of its next session, the reasons
for such changes and that no charges be made ex-
cept for Noncompliance with the Instructions of the
Department the failure to furnish sufficient secu
riiy.
Section G. .7nd be il further enacted, That the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury at the expiration Of thirty
days from the end Of each quarter, 10 be pub
lished in some newspaper o, the city of ashingon
statement of the who receipts of such quarter speci-
fing the amount received from customs from pub
lie lands and from miscellaneous sources, and also,
the whole amount Of payments made during the sas
quarter specifying the general head of appropriation
whether for the vii list the army, the navy Indian
department. Notifications, or pensions.
Section T. Aud be IL further enacted That the num-
Der Off sp cto iger we'ghers neasurers,
kers, any cusou-house, shall not be increased be-
yond the number in service and thatn allowance
shall be made to any inspector for any services subs
tence, travelling, any Other smount be yond the
amount fixed by law Of three dollars per day, and
not to exceed ten cents per mile for travelling
penses when actually engaged in the perfor lance
Of his duties at any other place than the port
,om-house from the collector Of hch he has recev-
ed his appointment.
Approved, June IL, 1874