The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-10

ger in his office, eighy-ve thousand eight hundred dol
lars;
| For contingent expenses of said Office, viz;
For labor blank books, binding, stationery, printing
Hanks and circulars, FIVE thousand seven hundred and
ninety dollars
For miscellaneous items, thousand dollars.
| SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR CLERKS
For compensation of the surveyor general northwest Of
Oh9 and the clerks in his office, eight thousand three
hundred dollars;
For compensation of the surveyor general of Illinois and
Missouri and the clerks in his Office five thousand eight
hundred and twenty dollars.
For compensation of surveyor general of Louisiana,
and the clerks in his Office four thousand five hundred dol
For compensation OF the surveyor general of Florida, and
the clerks in bis Office five thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation OF the surveyor general of Wisconsin
and iowa and The clerks IN his oce, eight thousand three
For clerks in the office Of the general to be APP
porioned them ordng the exigencie Of the pub
lie eyos ana, M to be employed IN aa
serving them ut the of and for correcting
reoring and retracng surveys in the State of Arkansas
and for other purposes twenty-five thousand five hundred
dollars;
For compensation of secretary to sign patents for public
lands, thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation OF the Commissioner of Public Build
ings in Washington, two thousand dollars;
For compensation OF four assistants, drawkeepers at the
Potomac bridge. including oil for lamps and machinery,
tewood and repairs, four thousand two hundred and
ninety dollars
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1T Philadelphia, ris:
For salaries of the director, chief coner,
asayer, meter and ener engraver assistant assayer,
and three clerks eighteen thousand four hundred dollars
For wages of workmcn twenty four thousand dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses, including mate
rails stationery water rent repairs and wasage IN add
dred and iory-six dollars
For specimens of and con be reserved at the
mint, three hundred dollars.
At Charlotte, North Carolina, vis ;
For salaries of superintendent coner, and clerk
six thousand dollars
| For wages OF workmen three thousand five hundred
dollars
mate rlas stationery, repairs ana Wastage TWO thousand
one hundred dollars
At Dahlonega, Georgia, vis.
For salaries of superintendent coiner assayer and clerk
six thousand dollars;
For wages of workmen, three thousand six hundred
dolars
For incidental and contingent expenses including fuel,
materials stationery, repairs, and wasage, two thousand
i've hundred dollars
At New Orleans.
For salaries of superintendent treasurer, coner, assayer
meter and rene and two clerks, twelve thousand nine
hundred dollars;
For wages of workmen fifteen thousand five hundred
dollars;
For machinery and machnist, fifteen hundred dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses including fuel,
materials stationery waier-ren repairs, and wasage, in
addition available funds hand, twentyfour thousand
six hundred dollars.
GOVERNMENT IN THE TERRITORY OF OREGON.
For salaries of governor and superintendent of Indian a
dred dollars;
For contingcn. expenses of said territory thousand
For compensation and mileage of members of the legs-
atye assembly officers clerks and contingent expenses
Of the assembly, twenty thousand SIX hundred dollars
JUDICIARY. .--..--
For salaries of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
and the eight judges forty thousand dollars
For salaries of the district judges, sxtyhree thousand
For salaries OF the chief justice of the District of Column
bia 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 and
in his office, six thousand hundred dollars
For contingent expenses OF the office OF the Attorney
For the purchase OF law books and the necessary book
cases for said office, two thousand dollars;
Court, one thousand three hundred dollars;
For additional compensation to the district Judge of Lou.
hundred and forty eight, six hundred dollarsbeng the
deficiency OF the appropriation for that eight hun
hundred and ory-nne, under the provisions of the
first section of the act OF seventeenth of June eighteen
For compensation OF the district a,,omeys--being
hundred dollars EACH as prescribed by
four hundred dollars;
For compensation of tho marshals, six thousand eight
For deraying the expenses of the Supreme circuit and
district of the United States including tho District OF
Columbia Also Jurors and witnesses, aid of the
funds arising fines, penalties ioreures incurred
in the fiscal year ending June thirtie, eighteen hundred
the s Of suits in Which the United States Cons
cerned and of for offences committed against
four hundred and orty-three thousand dollars Prouidd
That the clerks of the several circuit courts of the United
States be- and the hereby authorized and allowed
retain their of the fees and emoluments of
their Office equal that allowed to the clerks OF the
district courts OF the United States by the making ap
preparations for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the
government for the year eighteen hundred and forty
and foriywo Provided That the proviso in the first
| section OF act entitled AN act making appIopH-
aon for the civil and diplomatic expenses of The gov
eminent the year ending the hirtieh day OF June,
thou sand eight hundred and and Tor other
purposes" limiting the fees for taking and certifying the
dispositions Of witnesses in civil causes be- and the same
is hereby declared extend and apply to all and every
civil between any parties whatsoever and to all
admiralty proceedings; PrOUtded h0ioeUer, That where
taking of such deposition shall necessarily
require longer time than three hours, the Judge OF the
court in which said dispositions is to be used is hereby a
torized certify amount not exceeding eight dollars
a proper charge for taking such deposition, and the
shall hereupon be taxable part OF the costs OF
the suit in proceeding;
| For additional compensation for the district Judge OF
Louisiana, for the year ending the hirtieh OF June, egh
hundred and foryeigh, hundred dollars, being the
deficiency of the appropriation for that and eight hun
hundred and fory-nne, under the provision of the
first the of seventeeh OF June, eighteen
hundred and forty -four.
! MISCELLANEOUS.
For furnishing the President house. after the third day
of March, eighteen hundred and toy-une, in addition TO
realized from the sale of such articles
furnished tor the same by the United States as may be
may direct to be sold, II sum not exceeding fourteen
thousand dollars be expended under the direction Of the
! President of the United States
| For annual repairs of the Capitol and attendance
furnaces in the crypt attendance closets for pub
lie gardener and laboers, and carriage ON the Capitol
grounds; ools wire, leather nails, stakes boxes, straw
Tor grounds, and whitcwashng gravellng the walks in
Capitol grounds, and for ground repairs
OF public stables, tagging, enclosures, nc. keeping in
order the iron pipes that convey water to the Capitol and
public offices, and repairing the damage by ireshets
brooms, brushes wooden SPADES shoveing snow repair
ing abutmens Tibcr creek, and building protecting
walls enclosing and improving the public grounds a
NORTH south, and the Capitol and the open triangu
lar spaces Pennsylvania avenue, seventeen thousand
Idolars;
For annual repairs of Presidents house, gardener and
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