The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-11
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

assayer, meer and rener engraver, assistant assay
and three clerks, eighteen thousand four hundred
dollars;
For wages of workmen, twenty-four thousand dol
lars;
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
materials, stationery water rent REPAIRS and wasage
addition to available funds hand, three thousand
eight hundred and forty-six dollars
For specimens of ores and coins, to be reserved a
the mint, three hundred dollars.
H Charlotte, North Carolina, Uiz:
For salaries of superintendent coiner, assayer and
clerk, six thousand dollars
For wages of workmen, three thousand five hun
dred dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
fuel Materials stationery, repairs and wastage, two
thousand one hundred dollars.
.. At DdhLOnesG Georgia, Utz
For salaries of superintendent, coner assayer,
clerk, six thousand dollars;
For wages of workmen, three thousand six hun
dred dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
fuel materials, stationery, repairs, and wasage, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
At Moo Orleans.
For salaries of superintendent, treasurer, coiner
assayer melter and reiner, and two clerks, twelve
thousand nine hundred dollars;
For wages of workmen, fifteen thousand five hun.
dred dollars;
For machinery and machinist, fifteen hundred dol
lars;
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
wastagein addition to available funds hand, TWEEN
ty-four thousand six hundred dollars.
GOVERNMENT THE TERRITORY OF OREGoN.
For salaries of governor and superintendent OF In
dian affairs. three Judges and secretary, ten thousand
five hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses of said territory, thou
sand five hundred dollars;
For compensation and mileage of members of the
Legislative assembly, officers clerks, and cont ngent
expenses of the assembly, twenty thousand six hun
dred dollars.
JUDICIARY.
For salaries of the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, and the eight associate judges fortyone thou
sand dollars;
For salaries of the district Judges sixty-three thou
sand seven hundred dollars;
For salaries of the chief Justice of the District OF
Columbia, the associate judges, the judges of the
criminal and orphans court, ten thousand seven hun
dred dollars;
For salaries of the Attorney General, and the clerk
and messenger in his Office, six thousand one hun
dred dollars
For contingent expenses of the Office of the Attor-
ney General, five hundred dollars;
For the purchase of law books, and the necessary
bookcases for said office, two thousand dollars;
For salary of the reporter of the decisions of the
Supreme Court, thousand three hundred dollars
For additional compensation of the district Judge
of Louisiana the year ending the threth of June,
eighteen hundred and forty-eight, six hundred dol
lars-being the deficiency of the appropriation for
that year-and eight hundred dollars for the year
ending the thirtieth of June eighteen hundred and
forty -nine under the provisions of the first section of
the act of seventeenth of June eighteen hundred and
forty y-four;
For compensation of the district attorneys-being
two hundred dollars each, prescribed by law-sev
en- thousand four hundred dollars;
For compensation of the marshals, six thousand
eiget hundred dollars;
For defrayng the expenses of the Supreme, circuit,
and district courts of the United States, including the
District of Columba also, for jurors and witnesses,
in aid of the funds arising from fines, penalties and
orfeitures incurred in the fiscal year ending June thr
teth eighteen hundred and fifty and previous years
and, likewise for defraylng the expenses of suits in
which the United States concerned, and prosecu
lions for otfenc es committed against the ned States,
and for the sae-keeping of prisoners. four hundred
and forty-three thousand dollars; PrOUided That the
clerks of the several circuit courts of the United
States be- and the same are hereby, authorized and
allowed to retain to their use of the fees and
emoluments of their office, equal that allowed
to the clerks of the district courts of theS United
States, by the "Act making appropriations tor the
civil and diplomatic expenses OF the government tor
the year eighteen hundred and fortytwo," approved
May eighteenth, eighteen hundred and torty-two: :
Provided, That the proviso in the first section of
act entitled An act making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses OF the government for
the year ending the thirteth day of June, thous
and eight hundred and forty-nne, and tor other pur-
poses, limiting the fees for taking and certifying the
1epositionS of witnesses In civil causes, be and the
lme is hereby. declared to extend and apply to all
and every civil cause between any parties whatsoever
and to all admiralty proceedings: Provided, ho,Uere
That where the actual taking of any such deposition
shall necessarily require longer time than three hours,
the Judge of the court in which said depostions IS
De used is hereby authorized to certify amount
exceeding eight dollars as proper charge for a-
King such disposition, and the same shall hereupon
taxable part of the costs of the suit In pro-
;eeding
For additional compensation to the district Judge of
Louisiana, for the year ending the thireth of juno,
eighteen hundred and fortyeght, six hundred dollars,
,eng the deficiency of the appropriation for that year.
md eight hundred dollars for the year ending the
hirteth of June, eighteen hundred and forty-nne,-
lnder provision of the first section of the Of
nteenth of June, eighteen hundred and forty-four
MISCELLANEOUS.
For furnishing the President house, after the third
lay of March, eighteen hundred and forty-nine, in
ddition to such may be realized from the sale
If such articles furnished for the same by the United
States as may be decayed or out of repair, unfit
or use, and the President may direct to be sold,
um not exceeding fourteen thousand dollars, to 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 water closets,
public gardener and aborers. and carriage on the
Capitol grounds tools, wire, leather, nails, stakes
,oxes straw for grounds, and whitewashing, gravel
ing the walks in the Capital grounds, manure and
rees for ground repairs of public stables tagging,
&c. keeping in order the iron pipes that
onvey water to the Capitol and public offices, and
epairing the damage by freshets; brooms, brushes,
wooden Spades shovelling snow repairing abutments
t Tiber creek, and building protecting wals enclo-
ing and improving the public grounds at the north,
outh, and of the Capitol, and the open trangu-
ar spaces Pennsylvania avenue, seventeen thous-
nd dollars
For annual repairs of Presidents house, gardener,
nd Iaborers, gravelling the walks in Presidents
quare, manure leather nails, tools, &C., and repairs
fence at Lafayette square, Fountain square, Pres-