The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-05

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Senate, being for printing add 1iih-
ographing, ordered by the Senate
during the first session Of the TWEEN
ty-ninth Congress
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House Of Representatives :
To enable the clerk Of the House oil
Representatives Of the United
States TO comply with former or
ders Of the House directing him 70
supply the members with certain
books, TO wit. w
For two hundred and twenty-six CO.
pies OF the fourteenth volume OF
the Congressional Globe and Ap-
pendix
For seventy-six copies Of the four
teenth volume Of the Register Of
Debates
For one hundred and ffty-eight CO.
pics Of "Contested Elections :
For two hundred and nineteen copies
Of the fourth and fnh volumes OF
the Documentary History =
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Of the FIRST Auditor =
For contingent expenses in the Office
Of Fourth Auditor ... =
For contingent expenses Of the Office
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury,
for publishing notices as required
by acts Of the twelfth Of October,
eighteen hundred and thirty-seyen,
and the seventeenth Of June, eigh.
teen hundred and forty-four =
For compensation to the supcrinten-
dent Of the Post Office building for
the year ending the thirtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and forty
FIVE -
For additional salaries of the district
judges Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and
Missouri, from the third Of March,
eighteen hundred and forty-fve :
For defraying the expenses OF the Su-
prme, circuit, and district courts Of
the United States, including the
District Of Columbia; also for ju-
rors and witnesses, in and Of funds
arising from fines, penalties, and
forfeitures; and likewise for defray.
ing the expenses of suits in which
the United Suites are concerned,
and for prosecutions for offences
committed against the United States,
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and medical treatment ofthe insan,
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phia board of underwriters, for ex.
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In maintaining the light on the
Delaware breakwater from the frs,
of july. eighteen hundred and for
ty-four. to the thirtieth of June,
eieb,een hundred and forty-six
For outfits of charges des afffaires to
Texas, Austria, Peru, and Vene-
zuela -
Tbatthe proper accounting officers O,
The treasury are hereby authorized
and directed to allow to William
III. Stiles. charge d,affaires to Aus.
| tria. his salary from the tenth day
of Nav. to The tbirtieth dav .,
June eighteen hundred and fortv-
Eve and to nav the same out o,
any other unexpended balance OF
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for salaries ~
| the charges des affaires of the Unit
ed States-[Inde6nite.I
For outfit. of The late charges dos AT.
faires to Peru and Venezula, and
charges des affaire, 10 Naples.
Holland, New Grenada, Sweden,
Portugal, Denmark, Belgium, Sar-
dina. Chill. and Buenos Avres
For contingent expenses of all tho
missions abroad :
For payment Of invalid pensions un-
der various laws
For payment of pensions under act
ofJuly four, eighteen hundred and
thirty.six I :
| For payment of widows pensions
under act of July seven, eighteen
hundred and thirty-cieht, and the
acts supplementary thereto :
For repairing of the State artillery of
the State of Louisiana, injured in
the service of the United States
in Texas, during the summer and
fall of eighteen hundred and .forty-
five ,s- ......,- -. ....,
For payment of four companies of
Texas volunteers and two cornpa-
MES of Louisiana volunteers. inclu.
ding the supplies REQUIRED bv the
ouartermaster's department =
For TRANSPORTATION of officers, bsp-
gage ,.
For the transportation of troops and
supplies Of the army, including the
baggage of the troops when moving
either by land or water; freight and
ferriages; the purchase or hire OF
horses, mules, oxen, carts. wagons.
and boats, for the TRANSPORTATION OF
supplies and for garrison purposes;
drayage and carriage at the several
posts; hire of teamsters; transporta-
ton of funds of the nav department;
expense of sailing public trans
ports between the posts on the
Gulf of Mexico, and procuring
water at such posts az from their
/ s;,,a,;on reo,;re II. of clo,h;no
from the depot at Philadelphia to
the stations Of the troops; Of SUBJ
sistence from the places of pur-
chase and from the places of deliv-