Southern shield., 1850-11-30

# | or t0fcc inspectors LII SdlO pChitSA'ioir y < three hundred dollars. I For discharging the expense of taking the seventh enumeration ot the inhabitants of the United States, one million one hun dred and sixteen thousand dollars.
 For the payment of a balance certified by the First Comptroller of the Treasury to be due to James D. Doty, as governor and superintendent of Indian affairs for the Territory of Wisconsin, one thousand one hundred and forty-eight dollars & nine cents.
 For the payment of taxes due on the mint in Philade phia, for which judgment has been obtained, ten thousand dollars. For compensation due Lieutenant George Thorn, of the United States corps of Topo- graphical Engineers, while acting upon the northeastern boundary during the years eighteen hundred forty y-three, eighteen hun dred forty-four, and eighteen hundred forty five, for his necessary travelling and other personal expenses, as authorized by the Secretary of State, one thousand one hun dred and fifty two dollars.
 For the pay of drahsmen and assistants to the to the head of the Scientific Corps, employed under the direction of the Department of State, in the reconstruction of the maps of the boundary under the treaty of Washington, and in copying and recording, seven thousand dollars; the rent of rooms employed for assistants to the head off the Scientific Corps engaged in recording, copy ing, &c., including fuel for the same; five hun dred dollars; attendance on office rooms, and expenses of ofemploying messengers, five hundred dollars, purchase of drawing paper, and other necessary drawing materials and office turnl-
 ture, three hundred and seventy five dollars; stationery for offices use, one hundred dol lars; mileage and expense of officers employ ed ln examinations required on the frontiers of Vermont and New York, eight hundred and for I ty dollars; for survey and examination of that { portion of the line lying on the northern from tiers of Vermont and New York, embracing hire ofmen and their transportation and subsis- tence, hire of horses and baggage wagons, camp equlpage and its transportation, purchase of in- struments and all contingencies, five thousand dollars; and compensation of two private sol diers, for their services as draftsmen in recon structing maps, eleven hundred and fifteen dol- lars; making in all, fifteen thousand four hun dred and thirty dollars.
 For paying balance found by the account ing officers to be due to Jose Yznardy, former ly consul at Cadiz, in Spain, the sum of one thousand two hundred and twenty eight dollars and eight cents; and said accounting officers are to ascertain how much of said sum is due by descent or devise, or in any other manner, 10 the late Joseph NJ. Yznardy, or to his heirs, former consul of the United States at Havana, who is indebted to the United States; and SO much of this appropriation as shall so be found due to said Joseph M, Yznardy, or to his heirs, shall be applied on said indebtedness; and the remainder of this appropriation to be paid to E 4bOo ho;rc oc+Io To-o 4,>i his representatives.
 I For payment of compensation to Doctor 4 Thomas O. Edwards, for his services as exam ! liner into the practical operation of the law for the prevention of the importation of spurious and adulteraed drugs and medicines. under ap- pointment from the Secretary of the Treasury, October tenth, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, two hundred and fifty dollars.
 For salaries for examiners of drugs for the fiscal year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and ffty-one, at Boston, New York, !, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans, per act twenty y-sixth of June, eighteen hundred and forty-eight and third of March, eighteen hundred and forty-nine, seven thou sand dollars.
 For salary of clerk to examiner at New York one thousand dollars.
 For the payment to w, J. Duane, of Phila- delphia, executor of Daniel Parker, deceased, late Paymaster General, and agent, for paying salaries in his ohice balance found due the said Parker, by the accounting officer of theI Treasury, eight hundred and eighty-six dollars # For the payment to Major W. H. Chase off the corps Of engineers, in pursuance of the de- clslon ot the Second Comptroller of the Trea- sury, ot the second and fifteenth of November, eighteen hundred and forty mine, one thousand one hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty eightI cents.
 For the payment to Richard Rush of bal ance ascertalned to be due by the accountinr officers of the Treasury for his salary as Attor ney General ot the United States, and for the | satisfaction of which there is no appropriation, two hundred and fifty-nine dollars and fifty-nne cents: Pr0Uaded, hOWeUer, That hereafter the 1 proper accounting officers of the Treasury, or other pay officers of the United States, shall in no case allow any pay to one individual the salaries of two different offices on account off having performed the duties thereof at the same time. But this prohibition shall not extend to the superlntendents of the executive buildings
 For the payment to Corporal Charles Hawke, as ascertaned to be due him by the fourth Au- dltor of the Treasury, one hundred and seventy SIX dollars and thirty-eight
 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to take perpetual lease to the United States from fhe city of Utica, New York, free of taxes or other charges ofany sort, so many rooms in the City Hall in said city, about to be erected, as may be necessary for the proper accommoda- ton of the United States district and circuit courts, holden in said city, and their officers, twelve thousand dollars: Provided, That no part ot thls appropriation shall be paid until it shall be cerhhed by the justices of said circuit court that the said rooms are provided. and the said lease made.