The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-26
Fer expenses in running and marking the boun-
rday line between The United States and Mexi-
co, arkDg the examinations contemplated BY

Fer expenses in running and marking the boun-
Tday line between The United States and Mexi-
co, aIkDg the examinations contemplated BY
me sixth afuele OF Toe treaty OF Guadalupe
Hidalso, and payiss the saaIi,s of the officers
OF The commission 1885,
For the warden, clerk. physician, chaplain. two
sssls'a keepafs, four guards and pnrcr OF
the penenliary of lac District of Columbia III
For three inspectors of sad pententiary
Fo! discharging tie expenses OF taking the Sc
venth enumeration OF the inhabitants of the
United States l,ll6,t
For The payment sf balance certified by The
First Comptroller Of The Treasury 10 be due to
y james d. Do'y, as governor aud superintend-
* EFT Of Indian Affairs for The Territory Of Wis
consin 4
For the payment of taxes due on the mint in
Philadelphia, for which judgment has been
obtained TO-,
For compensation due Lieutenant George Thorn,
oil the United States corps of Typographical
ENGINEERS, while acting upon tha northeast
era boundary during the years eighteen hun
dred and forty three, eighteen huudred and
forty -four, and eighteen hundred fory-fve,
for his Necessary travelling and her personal
expenses, as authorized by the Secretary of
State Il
For the pay Of d'augh'smen aud assistants to the
head OF the scientific corps employed under
III, direction OF The Department Of Slate in the
der the treaty Of Washington, AMI in copying
and recording; the rent of rooms employed for
assistants to the he al of the scientific corps
engaged IN recording, copying, &C., including
iue Tor the same attendance office rooms,
aud expenses of employing messengers pur-
chase OF drawing paper and ether necessary
drawing materials and Office furniture sta
ulneFy Tor Office use mileage and expense of
officers employed in examinations required on
The frontiers OF Vermont aud New York ; for
survey and examination of that portion of the
line lying on the northern lrootiers Of Vermont
and New York, embracing hire Of men and
their transportation and subsistence, hire Of
horses and baggage wagons, camp equipage
aud It's transportation, purchase of instruments
and all contingencies and compensation Of two
private soldiers for their services dfaughts-
men IN reconstrucng maps Is,
For paying balance found by the accounting
officers to be due to Jose Yznardy, formerly
Consul at Cadlz in Spain L.
For payment of compensation to Doctor Thomas
.. Edwards, for bis services examiner into
the practical operation of the law for the pre-
ven;icn of the importation of spurious and
adueraied drugs and medicines, under ap-
poniment from the Secretary Of the Treasury,
October tenth, eighteen hundred and forty
sight
For salaries for examiners Of drugs for the fiscal
year ending the thirteih of June, eighteen
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Charleston, and New
Orleans, per act twenty sixth of June, eigh-
teen hundred aud forty-eight. and third of
March, eighteen hundred and forty Z,
For salary of clerk to examiner at New York l.,
For the payment to W. j. Duane, of Philadel-
phia, executor OF Daniel Parker deceased, late
Paymaster General, AID agent for paving sa-
lares in his Office, balance found due the
said Parker by the accounting officer of The
Treasury
For the payment 10 Major w. II. Chase, of the
corps Of Engineers, in pursuance of the deci-
sion OF tho Second Comptroller of the Treasu-
ry OF the second and fifteenth Of November,
eighteen hundred and forty-nine /,
For the payment to Richard Rush OF balance
ascer,ained to be due by the accounting officers
81 the Treasury for his salary as Attorney Gen
eral OF the United States, and for the satsfac
ton OF which there is appropriation
For the payment TO Corporal Charles Hawke, as
ascer'aned to be due him by the Fourth Audi
tor OF the Treasury
To enable the Secretary of the Interior TO take
perpetual lease to the United States from the
city of Utica, New York, free OF taxes or other
charges OF any sort, many rooms in the City
Hall IN said city, about to be erected, as may
De necessary for the proper accommodation of
The United States district and circuit courts,
holden in said city, and their officers 10,
or making alterations in the office OF the assis-
X,
and for furniture for the said office
For making alterations in the approaches of The
building belonging 10 thosUnitSd Sssses ia the
city OF Detroit, now occupied by the courts of
the DnlledS States and their officers, under order
oil the Common Council of Detroit, and for re-
pairing and rcnovatng said building
10 pay the amount Of subscription under the Joint
resolution OF the third of March, eighteen hun
ufed and forty nine, for thousand copies of
tne Annals OF Congress TO tie end of the fourth
congress, and to include the first Congress- as
=, wen as The second, third, and fourth Congress 80,
For continuing the publication Of the works Of
tne Exploring Expedition, including the print
ing OF the charts, the pay of the scientific corps
salary OF the horiiculturis, aud care of the col
~ ies'ions 25,
40 oeifay The expenses incurred under the au-
ihouty of the Committee Of Arrangement for
the funeral of General Zachary Taylor deccas-
ed, late PIesidcn, of the United States s,
10 defray the expenses of transporting the re-
mains Of General Tay Tor from the cemetery in
Washington TO Kentucky, to be expended un-
der the direction Of the President of The United
States
10 enable the War Department TO make such ex-
amnaiions and surveys as may be necessary to
determine upon the best and most availsble
mode OF supplying the city of Washir gton with
pure water, and to prepare plan end estimate
OF TOE probable cost of the same, to be reported
to Congress at IFS next session
10 adjust aud settle the claim submitted by the
legal representatives Of Lieutenant Robert l..
Browning, late Of the United States Navy, de-
ceased, for share Of the proceeds OF the sale of
The schooner Oregon and cargo, seized and con-
hsealed In the month Of April, eighteen hundred
and forty eight, under the Presidents regula-
lions of the first March, eighteen hundred and
iory-sevcn, at the port Of Tampioo, during the
war Win Mexico lIndsfni,e.
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S7,643,
by Tie act making appropriations or the current and
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