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agents to be appointed by the President of the Uni

ted States.
For public buildings for the Territory of New
Mexico, twenty thousand dollars; Provided, how
ever, That no part of the said appropriations for
the Territory Of New Mexico shall be expended un-
I'll the State of Texas shall have agreed to the terms
OF the act Of Congress, entitled "An act proposing
to the State of Texas the establishmentof her north
ern and western boundaries, the REIMBURSEMENT by
the said State OF all territory claimed by her, exte
rior 20 said boundaries, and Of all her claims upon
the United States, and to establish territorial gov
eminent for New Mexico"
GOVERNMENTS IN THE TERRITORIES OF OREGON
AND MINNESOTA.
Territory Of Oregon.
For salaries OF Governor, three judges, and sec
rotary, ten thousand five hundred dollars.
For salary OF Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
three Indian agents, and for office rent, wood
and lights, stationery, and clerk hire, ten thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Territory, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation and mileage of members of
the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks, and con-
tingent expenses of the Assembly, twenty four
thousand dollars
For taking the census of the Territory of Ore
gon, under the act of fourteenth August, eighteen
hundred and forty eight, one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
Territory Of Minnesota.
For salaries of Governor and Superintendent of
Indian Affairs, three judges, and secretary, nine
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Territory, one
thousand dollars
For compensation and mileage of members OF
the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks, and CON
tingent expenses Of the Assembly, twenty four
thousand dollars.
That the accounting officers be empowered TO
audit, adjust, and allow the public printers OF Min
nesota Territory for printing the Constitution Of
the United States, such parts of the laws of the
United States as relates TO the northwest territory,
and the lava of Wisconsin in force in said Terrific
ry by provision of the act organizing it; the said
accounts to be subjected to the same rules and
principles as are prescribed by the act Of August
twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and forty two, for
other territorial accounts.
JUDICIARY.
For salaries of the chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, and the eight associate justices, forty
thousand dollars.
For salaries of the district Judges, sixty there
thousand seven hundred dollars
For salaries OF the chief justice Of the District
OF Columbia, the associate judges the judges Of the
criminal and orphans courts, ten thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For an addition to the salary of the Judge of the
orphans court of the District of Columbia, (Which
Is herby increased to fifteen hundred dollars per
annum,) five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the Attorney General, and the
clerk and messenger in his office, eight thousand
three hundred doilars-tne salary of the messenger
in his office being hereby increased to seven hun
dred dollars per annum from first July, eighteen
hundred and fifty; and the salary of the Attorney
General being hereby increased to six thousand
dollars per annum from the same day
To reimburse to Rcverdy Johnson, late Attorney
General of the United States, the amount paid by
him out OF his private funds for the services of
clerk employed for public purposes, in public du-
ties, eight hundred and sixty-s six dollars and fifty
nine cents
For the salary of an additional clerk in the At
torney Generals office, two thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Office Of the Attor
ney General, five hundred dollars.
For the purchase of law books and the necessary
book cases for said office, one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For salary of the reporter of the decisions of the
Supreme Court, thirteen hundred dollars, if one
volume only OF the reports shall be published, as
heretofore; and in case the Supreme Court shall di
rect him 10 publish Two volumes, then the sum of
thirteen hundred dollars for each volume pub
lished
For compensation of the district attorneys, being
two hundred dollars each, as prescribed by law,
eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For compensation of the marshals, seven thou.
sand dollars.
For defraying the expenses of the Supreme, Cir
cult and District Courts Of the United States, incud
ing the District OF Columbia and also for Jurors and
witnesses, in aid of the funds arising from fines,
penalties, and forfetures incurred in the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty
one, and previous years and likewise for deraying
the expenses of suits in which the United States
concerned, and of prosecutions for offences
mitted against the United States and for the safe
keeping OF prisoners, five hundred and fifty
For compensation for the clerk of the District
Judge ofFlorida, employed in keeping and making
transcripts OF the records of the decisions of said
judge in certain matters submitted to him by the
Secretary of the Treasury, the compensation for
said service to be audited and allowed by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury nine hundred dollars.
LIGHTHOUSE EsTABLIsHMENT.
For supplying lighthouses, containing three
thousand one hundred and tea lamps, with OIL tube
glasses, wicks, buff skins, whiting, and cotton
lath ftata oh
and for repairing and keeping in repair the light
ing apparatus, one hundred and forty seven thou
sand four hundred and seventy -four dollars and
nineteen cents.
For providing surf-boats life boats, and other
means for the preservation Of life and property
shipwrecked the coast Of tho United Statos, ten
thousand dollars, to be expended under the control
and direction of the Secretary of the Treasury.
For repairs and incidental expenses, refittng,
and Improvements of lighthouse, and buildings
connected herewith, eighty four thousand six hun
dred and thirty dollars and sixty cents.
For saarics Of three hundred and two keepers of
light houses, and twenty assistants, (twenty five of
them charged with double and two with triple
lights,) and including one thousand two hundred
dollars for salary OF an inspector Of lights on the
upper lakes, one hundred and twenty -seven thou
sand four hundred and forty eight dollars and thir
ty three cents.
For salaries of forty keepers of floating lights,
twenty one thousand seven hundred and nifty dol
lars.
floating ights. scventy-one thousand three hun
dred and ninety dollars and seventy seven cents.
For expenses of weighing, mooring, cleansing,
repairing losses of beacons, buoys, chains, and
sinkers, thirty nine thousand four hundred and
forty nine dollars and ninety two cents.
For expenses Of superintendens in visiting light
houses annually, and reporting their condition,
two thousand dollars.
For suporintendents' commissions, at two and a
half per cent, the four hundred and ninety four
thousand one hundred and forty. three dollars and
eighty -one ccnts, appropriated above for light
house purposes, twelve thousand three hundred and
fifty three dollars and sixty cents: Provided, That
collectors whose compensation exceeds twenty five
hundred dollars shall receive compensation as
superintendents Of lights, or Disturbing agents.
For completing the light. house on Waugoshance,
Lake Michigan, twenty thousand five hundred and
eighty dollars.
For completing the lighthouse Minors rock
Boston harbor, five thousand dollars
For completing the light house on Brsndywino
Shoal, Delaware Bay, three thousand dollars
For repair of damages, caused by the late storm,
to the light on "Brandywiuo Shoal,' two thousand
dollars.
For completing the light house on Blackstone
Island, Potomac river, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For completing the lighthouse on Carysfort reef,
pf Elnrida Jo1iors