Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-13
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coiner, and clerk, six thousand dollars.
For wages of workmen, three Thousand FIVE
hundred dollars;
Was:age of gold, and for contingent expen.
ses. one thousand five hundred dollars.
AT Dahionega, Georgia, viz:
For salaries of the superintendent, assayer
coinier, and clerk, six thousand dollars;
For wages of workmen, :hree thousand six
hundred dollars;
For incidental aud contingent expenses, in
GLIDING fuel, materials, stationery, repairs
and wastage, three thousand dollars.
At New Orleans, viz:
For salaries of superintendent, treasurer
coiner, assayer, melter and refner, and two
clerks, twelve thousand nine hundred dollars
For wages of workmen, nineteen thousand
dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses. in
GLIDING fuel, materials, stationery, water rent
repairs. and wastage, twenty-one thousand
dollars;
For machinery and machinists, four thou
sand five hundred dollars.
GOV ERNMENTS IN THE TERRIFIC.
RIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Wisconsin Territory.
For salaries of governor, three judges, and
secretary, nine thousand one hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of said Territory,
three hundred and fifty dollars;
For compensation and mileage of the mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly, pay of off,
GERS and attendants, printing, stationery, fuel,
and other incidental and contingent expenses,
| thirteen thousand seven hundred dollars.
IoaUa Territory.
For salaries Of governor, three judges, and
secretary, nine thousand one hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of said territory,
three hundred and fifty dollars;
For compensation and mileage Of the mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly of said Ter
rtory, pay of officers and attendants, printing,
stationery, fuel, and other incidental and con.
tlngent expenses, including arrearages of ex.
penses of previous sessions of said Assembly.
the accounts for which shall first be audited
and allowed by the proper accounting officers
of the Treasury, fourteen thousand and fifty
dollars.
JUDICIARY.
For salaries of the chief justice of the Sn-
preme Court, and the eight associate judges
forty-one thousand dollars;
For salaries OF the district Judges. ffty-siS
| thousand seven hundred dollars;
For salaries of the chief Justice of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the associate judges, the
judges of the criminal and Orphans courts Of
said district, eleven thousand seven hun.
dollars;
For salaries of the Attorney General, and
clerk and messenger in his office, FIVE thous.
and five hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses of the office OF At
torney General, five hundred dollars;
For salary of the reporter of the decisions
of the Supreme Court, thirteen hundred dol
lars;
For compensation of the district attorneys
including those in the several Territories, be.
ing two hundred dollars each, az prescribed
by law, seven thousand dollars;
| For compensation of the marshals, inclu
| ding those in the several Territories. as pres
cribed by law, six thousand two hundred dol.
lars
For defraying the expenses Of the Supreme
Circuit, and DISTRICT Courts of the United
States, including the District nf Columbia
also for Jurors and witnesses, in aid of the
funds arising from fines, penalties, and for
FIXTURES, incurred in the fiscal year ending OH
the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and forty
SIX, and previous years; and likewise fOr
detraying the expenses of suits in which the
United States are concerned, and for prosecu-
tons for offences committed against the Uni
ted States, and for the safekeepng Of priso-
ners, four hundred and thirty-nine thousand
dollars
For additional compensation, at eight hun
dred dollars each 10 the district judges of Mis-.
souri,, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Alabama, under the provisions of the first
section of the act of seventeenth June, eigh-
teen hundred and forty four, four thousand
dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For payment of annuities and grants by
special acts of Congress, seven hundred and
fifty dollars;
For salaries of two keepers of the public
archives in Florida, one thousand dollars;
For arrearages prior to first ofIuly, eighteen
hundred and fifteen, payabIy through the
Third Auditors office, in addition to one thous-
and two hundred dollars appropriated this
session for the same object, two thousand
eight hundred dollars;
For expenses in relation to loans, four thous-
and dollars;
For compensation and contingent expenses
| of the auxiliary guard, six thousand seven
hundred and seventy-ive dollars;
For survey ofthe coast ofthe United States,
including compensation to the superintendent
and assistants, one hundred and eleven thoas-
and dollars;
For completing the custom-house at Viii.
mington, North Carolina, five thousand one
hundred dollars;
For completing the work of the custom.
house at Boston, fifty Thousand dollars;
For payment to HoratIo Greenough for a
group of statues to adorn the eastern por-
tico Of the Capitol, eight thousand dollars
Provided, The work is in such state of pro-
gress as, in reference to the whole sum to be
paid for its execution, shall, in the opinion Of
the President of the United States, render il
proper to make such payment;
To supply deficiencies in the fund for the
relief of sick and disabled seamen, twenty
| five thousand dollars;
For repairs of that part Of the custom-house
at Mobile occupied by the United States court
three hundred and ninety dollars;
For the building or purchasing of reve
nue-cutter, twelve thousand dollars;
| For the sixth volume of the fourth series o.
the Documentary History of the United States
twenty-five thousand four hundred and forty
nine dollars;
| For payment of the excess Of duties PAID
upon wines imported from Portugal into the
| United States by John Osborn, of the city o
| New York, the sum of one thousand sever
hundred and eighteen dollars and forty-twt
cents; and by Isaac Winslow and Son, o
Boston, the sum of one thousand and nineteer
dollars and fifty-four cents and by Alexande
Soltan, of New York, the sum of eight hun
dred and eighty-fve dollars and niBety-sia
cents; which said duties were levied and col
lected contrary to the treaty stipuIations exist
ing between Portugal and this Government