The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-17
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six thousand dollars. ~ f.l-l't.t cav H.. .n'
For wages of workmen, three thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For incidental and contingent expenses including fuel
materials, stationery, repairs, and wasage two thousand
five hundred dollars.
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For salaries Of superintendent treasurer coner
meter and ehner and two clerks, twelve thousand nine
hundred dollars
For wages of workmen, nineteen thousand dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses including fuel
materials stationery, water rent repairs, ana wastage to-
ether with estimated of over means for
the previous year, of nine thousand hundred dollars,
and addition available funds hand, twenty nine
thousand two hundred dollars.
JUDICIARY.
For salaries Of the chief Justice of the Supreme Court
and the eight associate Judges fortyone thousand dollars
For salaries of the district Judges sxy-three thousand
hundred dollars
For salaries of the chief justice of the District of Coum
ba the associate Judges the Judges Of the criminal and
orphans court ten thousand seven hundred dollars
For Salaries of the attorney general and the clerk ana
messengerin his Office thousand hundred dollars
For contingent of the Office OF the Attorney lien
eral, five hundred dollars.
For salary of the reporter of the decisions of the Su
preme Court, one thousand three hundred dollars.
For compensation of the district attorneys, being two
hundred dollars each prescribed by law thousand
four hundred dollars
For compensation of the marshals prescribed by law,
| six thousand six hundred dollers lIsHr
For deayng the of the Supreme circuit, and
district courts the United States including the District of
Columbia also for jurors and Witnesses in aid of the funds
arising from nes penalties and orfetures incurred In the
year ending the threth June eighteen hundred and
and previous years and likewise for defrayng
the expenses of which the United States con-
cerned and of prosecutions for offences committed against
the United States and for the apprehension and safekeepng
of prisoners four hundred and oryhree thousand dol
lars Provided however, That hereafter lieu of all fees,
emoumens and receipts allowed for taking and certl-
flying the dispositions Of witnesses in civil causes the clerk,
commissioner other officer taking and certifying the
shall be entitled receive greater whatever than two
dollars for each and every deposition taken and certified
and for all services connected ecwth and when the taking
of such deposition shall require than ak hours then
for every additional hours the like rate of compensation;
find propdd further That all books in the oc of the clerks
of the and district courts of the United States con-
tanning the docket minute of the judgments DEGREES OF
said SHALL during office hours be to the nspec-
ton of any desiring examine the same without any
fee or charge therefor.
For repairs of the United States courthouse Detroit
heretofore made by William R. Noyes, under the direction
of the marshall such amount the treasury decide is DUE
MISCELLANEOUS.
For payment of annuites and grants by special of
Congress, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the purchase of both of the bridges the
Eastern Branch the city of Washington at yalua-
ton to be made in such as the Secretary Of the
ury may direct exceeding thirty thousand dollars
which bridge bridges when purchased shall be free o.
toll to all persons whomsoever, under such regulations
force, the may be legally modified
added relation the Potomac bridge opposite said
city.
For compensation and contingent expenses Of the auxil
dollars.
For annual repairs of the Capitol attendance fur
naces the crypt, attendance on Water-c0SeS, cleaning
rotundo; for public gardener and aborers and crtagc
the Capitol grounds TOOLS wre twine leather NAILS chains
and posts boxes straw whtewashing, manure, and trees
for grounds attendance the western gate of the Capt.
toll repairs of public stables Tagging enclosures, &c,
keeping in order the pipes that convey water to the
Capitol and public Offices and repairing damage by fresh
brooms brushes wooden spades, and shove1ns snow
erecting suitable building for the keeper of the western
gates repairing western front of the Capitol repairing abu
mens of Fiber creek bridge and building protecting walls
painting exterior wood work of the Capitol and IRON fences
around the altering and enclosing wooden stairway
from the roof of the Capitol to the opening In the dome
erecting iron fence Pennsylvania avenue enclosing
part the public grounds the Presidents House for
closing public grounds the north and south of the Capt.
to, at the western front of the Capitol and the public
grounds at the south front of the Presidents House with
wooden fences grading said grounds for suitable trees for
planting nursery seventeen thousand four hundred and
ninety -seven dollars and fifty cents.
For lighting Pennsylvania avenue from the Capitol square
to the Treasury Department, and compensation for
ampghter for the and for lighting Capitol and Cap
ito grounds and Presidents House, thousand dollars
be expended under the direction Of the Commissioner Of
Public Buildings.
For annual repairs and painting of Presidents House;
gardener and aborers leather nas TOOLS carae
&c. for the grounds about the repairs of the fence
La Fayette square, Fountain square, Presidents garden
dred and sxtyseight dollars and twenty-five cents.
For grading, draining, planting, and enclosing with
wooden fence the grounds south of the Presidents House.
and extending to the canal, six thousand dollars.
For sprnkIns Pennsylvania during the session
of Congress, one thousand dollars
For painting the Capitol twenty thousand dollars
in making the necessary fixtures for lighting the Capitol
with gus two thousand eight hundred and seveny-seven
dollars and eighteen cents.
For pay for removing the mast and lantern above the
dome of the Capitol three hundred and wentythree dollars
for the purchase and erection of lamps and lampposts
Of on and for the laying of ppes and for other neces
sary fixtures for lighting the Capitol grounds with gas
be expended under the direction of the Commissioner Of
Public Buildings exceeding thousand dollars
For laying pipes from the main gas pipe at the Capt.
to to the foot of Fifteenth street, both sides of Pennsy
avenue and for hundred lampposts and lamps
and other necessary fixtures and for work and materials
rendered and supplied in establishing the same to be
pended under the direction Of the Commissioner of Public
Buildings not exceeding thousand dollars and
shall be the duty Of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
to have the pipes fully and sufficiently tested and proved be-
fore they received.
For laying eight hundred feet of gas pipe from the foot of
Fifteenth the Presidents House and sixteen hum
bred feet of branch pipe through the house, thirty single
burners pendents and brackets in the kitchen and
sases below, twenty brackets in the bedrooms, fifty
double brackets in the other rooms, Ave ourgh chande
licrs four sixgh do six eight-lght do, twelvegh
do altering chandeliers the ROOM and for all other
necessary fixtures for completing the same be expended
under the direction of the Commissioner Of Public Build
ings not exceeding FIVE thousand dollars
the Capitol and Capitol grounds including fixtures furnish
ed to the hiryrst OF August eighteen hundred and forty
eight to be paid under the direction of the Committee
Public Buildings, two thousand dollars. !. ~ ~ ~
For grading planting with trees and enclosing with
substantial wooden fence for their protection the public
mall from Seventh westward tho Potomac river
three thousand six hundred and nty-eight dollars.
retto Philadelphia eight hundred and thirtytwo dollars.
For survey of the of the United States including
compensation superintendent and assistants hundred
and sxty-fve thousand dollars q tai 4a.eth~