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APPROPRIATIONS AND OFFICES CREATED IN 1913.
Statements sLooing appropriations made during the
first session, Of the Mirtieh Congress- offices created
and the salaries thereof the Offices The salaries Of
,pheh hare been increased, toh the amount Of such
increase during the same period.
SEPTEMBER 25, lS48.-Prepmed by the Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, in pursuance Of the 9Th
section Of the act Of July a, 1896, 10 authorize the
appointment Of additional paymassrs, and for other
purposes.
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OF THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT
ATIvEs OF THE UNITED STATES,
IN compliance ,oth The act TO authorize the appoint
mept of additional paymasfers, and for other plu-
noses passed July 4, 1886.
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IN act making appropriations for certain FORT fcaions
ofhe United States, for the gear ending the hntieh
ofJune, eighteen hundred and forty-nns.
For defensive works and barracks Detroit $4,000
For Qualifications outlet OF Lake Champ,an 10000 90
For defensive works and barracks at narrows Of
Penobscot river, Maine, 1900 90
For repairs OF Fon Prebe, Portland harbor,
Maine, 5000 90
For repairs of Fort SCANNED, Portland, harbor,
Maine, : 10000 90
For repairs OF lorications on Governors Island,
Boston harbor, $4,000 90
For Fort Warren, Boston harbor, 10000 90
For Fort Adams Newport harbor Rhode Island, 10000 90
necticut, 10000 90
For Fort SCHUYLER Long Island sound New York, 10000 90
For repairs OF Fort Wood, and sea-wali of Bed
lows Island, New York, 10000 90
barbor, 5000 90
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Virginia 200 %
For preservation OF site OF Fort Mouitrie Charles
ton harbor, South Carolina, l06o0 90
For dixie on Drunken Dick shoa Chsri ION har-
Dor South Carolina $1,000 90
DINA $4,000 90
For Fot Pulaski, Savannah river, Georgia. 5000 90
Georgia, 10000 90
For Fort Mckee, Pensacola harbor Florida, $4,000 90
For Fort Barancas and barracks thereat, Pensa-
cola larbor, Florida, 10000 90
For repairs oil Fort Morgan, Mobile point, Ala
bana, 10000 90
For repairs of battery Bienvenue, Louisiana 5000 90
For repairs of Fort Jackson, Mississippi river,
Louisiana, 5000 90
For repairs of Fort ST. Philip, Mississippi river,
louisiana, 10000 90
For Fort Livingslon Grand Terre Island, Louisi-
ana, 10000 90
For Qualifications at Key West, Florda 10000 co
For ioridcations at GARDEN Key, Tortngas Island,
Florida $4,000 90
For protection of Great Brewster Island, and Sc
curiiy and defence of the principal ship chan
nes into the harbor of Boston, Massachusetts, 10000 90
For additional preservation of the site OF Fort
Moultrie, in Charleston hlrbor, 5000 90
aware river, $4,000 90
IA
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Oyror House. REPRESENTATIVES, u. s.,
September 2o 1913.
In obedience 10 the 9Th section OF the Act 10 authorize
cha nj of additional paymasters and for other pur
cse passed July T. 1885, which requires the Secretary
C senate and Clerk OF the House OF Representatives,
oo s may after the close OF each session OF Congress
10 publish statement OF all appropriations made during the
liam and also n statement of the offices created
I The salaries OF each aud also statement of the Offices
M salaries which increased, and the amount of such
,easei,-the Clerk of the House OF Representatives sub
mts the accompanying statements
~ THO. j. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives q. s.
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I'm act 10 refund money for expenses incurred sub
Sistenee transportation furnished for the use Of
roiunteers during the present toar, before being
mustered into The service Of the United STATES.
For expenses heretofore incurred in organizing,
subNstng, and transporting volunteers, pre-
vious 10 their being mustered aud received into
the service of the United States for the present
war, whether by Slates counties, corporations
or individuals, either acting with without
ue authority OF any states-[ndehnite.l
in act 10 regulate the exchange of certain documents
and other publications Of Congress.
To carry into effect the donation and exchange
OF such documents and other publications. as
have been, or shall be, placed their disposal
tor the purpose, and of paying the expenses
already Incurred In relation thereto $4,000 90
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In the fourth article of the treaty Of fifteenth
September, eighteen hundred aud thirty-two
For six aericutufists, purchase OF oxen, poughs,
and other implements, for twenty seven year,,
stipulated IN the th article OF the treaty OF M
teenth September, eighteen hundred and thirty
For pay Of two physicians, for twenty seven
years, stipulated in the fflh article Of the treaty
of fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thiuy-two,
For interest on one million one hundred thousand
dollars, at hye per centanl, stipulated IN the
fourth article Of the treaty Of first November,
eighteen hundred and thirty
For interest on eighty-fve thousand dollars, nj
hve per centum, stipulated in the fourth article
of the treaty of thirteenth October, eighteen
hundred and fory-sn,
For iron and steel for three smiths shops,
Catnoba Indians.
For the removal of the Catawba tribe OF Indians,
now in the limits of the State of North Carolina,
10 the Indian country west of the Mississippi,
with the consent OF said tribe, under the direc-
tioh of the President Of the United States, =
To enable the Secretary of War TO ascertain the
number and MINES of such individuals md
families, including each member of every fam
NY Of the Cherokee nation of Indians, that re-
manned In the State Of North Carolina at the
tine OF The ratification of The treaty OF New
Echota, May twenty-lhree, eighteen hundred
and thrty-six, and who have not removed west
OF tlle mississippi, or received the communication
Tor removal and subsistence, and report the
same 10 the Secretary of the Treasury; where
upon the Secretary of the Treasury shall set
apart sum equal to fifty-three dollars and
thirty three cents for each individual ascer-
tanned as alOrc said and that he cause 10 he paid
TO every such individual, or his or her legal rep
reseDtative interest at the rate of six per cent.
per annum on such per CAPITA from the said
twenty third day OF May, eighteen hundred and
thrty-six, to the time Of The passage of this
act.-(indefnite.]
For The appointment of commissioner to Issue
the "certificates'' contemplated in the nstruc-
tons OF the War Department to Gen. William
b. Mitchell, dated April thirtieih, eighteen hun
dred and forty, IN relation TO the claims of GER
tain citizens against the Ottawns, Chippewas,
and Pottawatomies, and the Potlawutomies Of
Indiana,
=
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a.
'ih ac' H"h"g aN HPP'oP'tdttoH 10 supply, !" pdTt,
deficiency IN the appropriations for subsistence in
Kind of be oym,, and noI,nte,rs d,no The ,uor end
ing 30M June, lS4S
unteers, 81 900 900 90
-
I'm act making appropriations for the payment of REP
ouiiouayu and other Densions of The limited Stotes
,igb, b,',Jr.J anJ ''' '''' "o'''"''"
ros ss''.,'.''aD.I' e''I yo' ""N,
epeenh of pr"h ons hnsa "" s avt ~ bn
dred and eighteen, in addition to an unexpepded
balance remaining in the treasury Of eighty
three thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven dollars and forty three cents, sl4,l22 81
For invalid pensions unaer various nets 56O0o0 on
For pensions to widows and orphans, under the
act Of the fourth of July, thousand eight
hundred and thrty-six, in addition
pended balance remaining in the treasury Of
gne hundred and nav one thousand one hun
r , u my SIX uohars ana thy-sk GEMS, 3z,oi5 o4
s pn,'p pns 10 widows, under the act OF the
1a p"u rcootuaiy eighteen hundred ana iory-
, ,s, ~ auu'''oh 70 the unexpendcd balance OF
Two hundred and ssty-tn thousand seven
seven cents remaining in the treasury for The
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For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second
article of the treaty of seventeenth November,
eighteen hundred and seven,
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth
article Of the treaty OF twenty-founh Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred aud nineteen,
For support of n blacksmith at Saginaw, and for
farming utensils and cattle, and for the employ
ment of persons Ia aid them in agriculture, slip
uIaled in the eighth article of The treaty OF
twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred
and nineteen, and seventh article of the treaty
OF fourteenth January, eighteen hundred and
thiny-seven,
For edlcation during the pleasure of Congress,
stipulated in The sixth article Of the treaty of
fiiih August, eighteen hundred aud twenty
six,
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For pay OF oncers, non-cOmmissOned Omcon,
musicians, privates, and servants, serving ON
shore, subsistence Of ofiicen, and pay for un-
drawn clothing, 21O,(
For provisions for marines, serving on shore, Sot
For clothing, III 4
For fuel, II =
For military stores, repair Of arms, pay Of armor-
ers, accoutrements, ordnance stores, nagv,
drums, fifes and musical instruments, 90
For transportation Of officers and troops, and for
expenses of recruiting, $40
For contingencies, viz:
Freight, ferriase, toll, carriage, wharfage, CON-
pensation to judge -advocate, per diem for at
tending courts-maruaI, courts Of inquiry, and
for constant labor; house-rent, in lieu Of quar-
ten; burial Of deceased msrinesj prinlins,
candles, oil, straw, furniture, bed sacks, spades,
axes, sh0vels, picks, carpcnters' tools keep Of
horse for messenger, pay 0fthe matron, wash-
For the relief and proteciion Of American ga
men In foreign countries, further to supply de-
fciencics in appropriations nade for the service
Of the fscal year ending thirtieth June, cigh-
teen hundred and forty-eght, c00
For Improvements und repairs At the naval
school at Annapolis, to be expended a. fol-
lows:
For enclosing the grounds embraced in the new
purchase, repairing the houses thereon, dock
ing, grading, and improving the grounds, Sc
For repairing and thinning superintendents house, Il,
For raising The row Of houses occupied by pro-
fessors one story, SO
For completing mess room and lyceum,
For painting outside OF houses, and other nec0s-
sary repairs, Is
For fire engines and apparatus, complete, s
The Secretary OF the Navy IL hereby directed
forthwith to enter into contract with Samuel
ID. Dakin and Rutherford Moody, for the COM
plete construction, within reasonable time
from the date Of the contract, of a sectional
floating dry-d0ck, basin, and railways, II the
navy-yard at Philadelphia, according 10 the
plan and specifications submitted by them TO
the Navy Department; and also to enter into
a contract with John s. Gilbert aud Zeno
Secor, for the complete construction, within
reasonable time from the date Of the con-
tract, of balance floating dry-dock, basin,
and railways, at the navy yard at Pensacola,
according to the plan and specifications sub
mitted by them to the Navy Department; and
also to enter into contract with one or the
other Of the respective parties above named,
for the compile construction, within reason
able time from the date Of the contract, at the
navy-yard ut Kttery, Of floating dry-dock,
basin, and railways, upon either Of the above
named plans that the said Secretary may prefer
as best adapted to the said yard the works AZ
each yard to be OF the largest dimenslons pro- ~
posed Ia said plans and specifications, A00,p
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Nm act making appropriations for The serriee Of the
Post Office Department for The year ending the Mir-
tieth Of June, eighteen hundred aud torty-nine.
For the transportation Of the mails within the
United States, s249570O 90
For transportation of the mails between Charles
Ton, south Carolina, and Havana, by way of
Key West, calling at Savannah, under the
tract made with NJ: C. Mordeca 10000 90
For transportation of the mail by said line, or by
other steamers, to such other places on the
coast Of Florida rs the Postmaster General may
deem practicable and expedient, 5000 90
For transportation by steamships between New
fnrk and Bremen, according 10 the
with Edward Mills authorized by the 4" Act 10
provide for the transportation of the mail be
tween the United States and foreign counlries,'
approved March third eighteen hundred and
forty five, 400 600 GO
For compensation poslmasters l,O750O0 90
FOR ship, steamboat, aud way letters $4,000 90
For wrapping paper, 5000 90
For office furniture lin the offices of posmas-
ters) 5000 90
For advertising, $4,000 90
FOR man bags, 5000 90
For blanks, $4,000 90
For mail locks, keys and stamps, 5000 90
For the detection and prevention of mail depre-
da,ons, and for special agents, 1900 90
For clerks for offices, (in the offices of postlnas
terso go 600 90
For miscellaneous, 5000 90
In case the revenues OF the department, referred
To in the first section OF this act, shall prove in.
sufficient TO meet the foregoing appropriations
then any deficiency thai may thus arise shall be
paid Indeinitel
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At Boston.-For repairing hospital building and
esns"1sa an" sese. a"% ' soo
For the completion OF the marine hospitals now
building, viz: 49,
Al Ptisburg, QUO ~
AT Cleveland l0,UOo ~
Al Louisville, 1000 %
For the purpose Of erecting marine hospitals on
the sites owned by the United States at Tho
following places, viz; 80. .
Al ST. Louis, 10000 90
} Al Naichez, 10000 %
Al Paducah 10000 90
Al Napoleon, Arkansas $50 the Govern
ment title to the site selected and purchased
, shall be perfected,) 10000 90
Also for the construction of n marine hospitni ON
such site as shall he selected by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, lands owned BY the
United States, at Chicago, 10000 90
Al New York.-For purchase from the city OF
New York Of water front TO hospital lands for
!, surgeons house, paving, guttering, and
pleiing sewer, aud for REPAIRS 20,0s7 90
Al Washington-For current repairs, loo 70
Al Norfolk-For repairs Of galleries, cells, BATH
house, fence, and surgeons house, 1900 90
IApd for making necessary repairs for the marine
hospital at Norfolk, 1909 90
Al Fermentation bricking up ponds and drain,
repairs hospital, and for current repairs, s,s7s 90
At Mobile.--For necessary repairs Of the marine
hospital, l,csosoo
For Magazines, ui=:
AT Boston, 500 %
IAt New York, 500 90
At Washington, 00 90
AT Norfolk, 1858 90
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IN act making an appropriation TO supply, in part,
deficiency in the appropriations for subsistence in
kind ofthe army and uoiunteers during the year end
ing 30th june 1913.
For the subsistence in kind Of the army and vol
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
W A R { H O U Sc
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Ill subscriber takes lis method af falBsn
M his thauhst0 tile rit4eus of lHs aud
the adjoining counties, lur the libeTaI paiIauaHs
BFfeIgIuTs received, and hopes by siHrl aad pff-
sanal attention 10 bus,ntss, 10 receive cogiiu4-
aure Of The same
From this date the business will BE- conducted
by The subscriber in connection with IRA MUM,
unifi ilr nane aud style oi MrCgilHm 4 Ns4a-
both Of whom wiI. devote their pgnon.. attention
10 tins branch o1 the business
They afr now having latge additions msdc 10
Ihfr Warehouses aud elton Sheds, aud v.iI be-
prpifrd 10 saicly sior- away any quantity Of Ig-
FFtiglt aud Produce aud " 20 hold lriiss ses re-
,ponsih.e for the sale delivery Of the ssyr lirr
excepted
Cotton stored by them will 10 bll cases b. \ Il
.ub1't 10 the 0fd'f oi the pwHrf and wiIl d. ,hip
prd. b, srnt 90 ans h0usc iify may Nish Their
charge VIII BE- "a luW as lhoss Of any other rreu.
laHy esiab futd Ntfthousr 10 lhc place. Ti,ty
eouid ssy TO ihrlf i1euds that iha Collol Sheds
they afr n0w having ete,led Wi b. the salesi dr.
post Tor cotton 10 ihr place, a. they wl'i be ru-
iifrly disconnected with aus other buildings la
town, aud consequently iueuHng les. rtk from
ife.
Al order, addressed to them. or to the sub.rri.
bef, will receive prompt attention.
T. McCOLLuM
Camifu, September Is, lsis.
y B.--Nr have made arrangements 90 have 90
up.'fagH stored with ms, insured arain.i las. by
/ fr, % premium OF half of oae per cent. pr
| month. hIi no insurance will b. effected. un.s,s
| spfra.iy directed. McCOLhuM MUM.
/ Reisr TO .. l. Bdln, A. Book ~ Son. G y
I RoyHln E-9, lion l. Cro.s, II. A B'e,ins,
I Dr - 7 lell. aud " II. Eiisr, Washington.
Al -bn
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

A resolution relaiye to School land,
was offered BY Nj, dlinu, andadopled.
oh motion of Mr. Trapnal the Com.
mittee on the judiciary were instructed
10 To report a bill for he more speedy col.
lection ol the claimsof mariners aud 9th.
efs against Sleambois.
MI Erwin INTRODUCED bill to amend
Tue w. iaw respecting the distribution Of
9ooio0o acres grau Read once, aud
tVo eoples ordered b b. printed.
MI, MadduN introduced bill 10 tax
Bachelors Read nee and ordered to a
second reading on b.mouow.
An Act TO incorporate the Soulh.wes.
tern and Arkansas Mining Co., was read
twice aud referred the Committee on
the Judiciary.
Message from TIN Governor announe.
ing thai he had simed the resolution OF
poth Houses, ratityngthe several amend.
laeills to The Constitution, proposed At
she previous session OF the Legislature.
On motion of Mr. Mitchell the House
Went INTO COMMITTEE OF the whole on the
eill mahing certain appropriations &e..
Nh, floafnoy IN he Chair. The bull
was reported backto the House with an
amendment, read wiee, aud referred 10
the Committee on he Judiciary.
House bull No. %, to change the times
OF sbeFiils payingo over State aud county
laxps was laid onthe table until the ilh
Of July mkt
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

TIM Go1ToS TIADE.-Thcre IS gen.
llemm yet living, IN his ss,h year, who
shipped the first cotton iIom Charleston
to Livefpool--thre bugs-.whch he help
ed 10 puck by haid, and with the seed
The eonsignees II Liverpool discouraged
any further shipments, Il, they did not
know how 10 separate it from the seeds
This zame geutleunn ho, IN hi, pnssrs.
siou bed qniIl IA Il good state Of Pfasef.
talioni made lfoa this parcel o!c1tlon. b.
his fefefed mothr. The seeds were pick.
ed ont by her hngcrs.-Nuf 5 Saturday
Gusafif.