The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-02

OF constr shall Exceed seven
ty.hve thousand dollars; Ind provided, also, That
said building shall BIS exempted from city taxes,
and all other taxes whatever by act oil the Legisa
! ture of Ohio.
For finishing and altering rooms in the custom
house, Portland, Maine, for the accommoda atom
| of the federal courts, clerk of the district and
circuit courts, and morshal's Office, three thousand
and thrty-oue dollars and seventy one cents.
For survey OF the coast OF the United States in
GLIDING compensation to superintendent and assist
ants, one hundred and eighty six thousand dollars
For continuation Of the survey of reefs, shoals,
Keys, and coasts OF South Florida, by the supern-
tendent OF the coast survey thirty thousand dollars
| For continuing the survey of the western coast
| OF the United States, forty thousand dollars.
To enable the clerk Of the House of Representa-
tlves to pay for hundred and two copies of the
eighth volume OF the American archives to be re.
tanned IN his possession until disposed of by Con-
gress, at sixteen dollars and eighty three cents per
volume, one thousand seven hundred and sixteen
| dollars and sixty six cents.
To enable the clerk of the IIouss of Representa-
tlves TO pay for one hundred and seventeen copies
OF the eighth volume of the American archives, to
be retained In his possession until disposed of by
Congress, at sixteen dollars and eighty three cents
per volume, one thousand nine hundred and sixty
nine dollars and eleven cents
To enable the clerk of the House of Representa-
yves to pay for reporting and publishing in the
" Daily Globe" two thousand columns of the pro-
ceedings OF the House of Representatives, for this
session, at the rate OF seven dollars and fifty cents
a column, fifteen thousand dollars.
~ efhDlc clerk Oh inc House OF Representa-
uves to pay for binding the Congressional Globe
and Appendix, for members of the Thirty first
Congress, ten thousand dollars, 80 much thereof
as may be required TO pay for binding said volumes
in strong substantial Russia leather. backs and cor
ners, at price not exceeding sixty cents.
To enable the Clerk of the House Of Representa-
uycs 10 pay for five thousand five hundred and
ninety two copies Of the Congressional Globe,'
and for five thousand five hundred aud ninety two
copies OF the Appendix, at three dollars per copy,
each, thirty three thousand four hundred and eight
dollars
To enable the Librarian of Congress- to subscribe
for and purchase one thousand copies of the works
of John Adams, second President of the United
States, to be published by Little and Brown in an
edition of ten volumes; Preceded, The cost Of the
shall not exceed two dollars and twenty five
cents per volume, said volumes to be disposed of as
Congress may hereafter direct, twenty two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For completing the eastern wing Of the Patent
Office building according to the original plan, I'M
der the direction of the Secretary OF the Interiors
and for defraying such expenses may have been
incurred by materials procured or labor applied to-
wards the west wing, prior to the fifteenth of May
last, and for such materials or labor may have
been since procured or applied for the security Of
the old building, one hundred and ten thousand
dollars to be paid out Of the patent fund, If much
OF said fund remains inappropriate, and if not the
excess out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
For the collection of agricultural statistics four
thousand five hundred dollars, to be paid Of the
patent fund.
For the purchase of such scientific works as are
necessary for the of the Patent Office one thou
sand five hundred dollars to be paid out of the pa
tent fund
For compensation of librarian, five hundred dol
lars, to be paid out of the patent fund.
For payment Of the second and third volumes of
the nth series OF the Documentary History, under
contract with the Secretary of State, thirty five
thousand dollars.
For expenses in running and marking the bound
airy line between the United States and Mexico
marking the examinations contemplated by the
sixth article OF the treaty of Guadalupe Hdalgo,
and paying the salaries of the officers Of the com
mission, one hundred and thirty five thousand dol
lars.
For the warden, clerk, physician, chaplain, two
assistant keepers, four guards, and porter Of the
penitentiary Of the District OF Columbia thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For three inspectors of said penitentiary, three
hundred dollars.
For discharging the expense of taking the sew
enth enumeration of the inhabitants of the United
States, one million one hundred and sixteen thou
sand dollars.
For the payment of a balance certified by the
First Comptroller of the Treasury TO be due To
James ID. Doty, as governor and superin tendent of
Indian affairs Tor the Territory of Wisconsin, one
thousand one hundred and forty eight dollars and
nine cents.
For the payment of taxes due on the mint in
Philadelphia, for which judgment has been OBJ
tanned, ten thousand dollars.
For compensation due Lieutenant George Thom
OF the United States corps of Typographical Engi-
neers, while acting upon the northeastern bound
airy during the years eighteen hundred forty-th
eighteen hundred forty four, and eighteen hundred
forty i've, for his necessary travelling and other
personal expenses, authorized by the Secretary
OF State, one thousand one hundred and fifty two
dollars.
For the pay of craftsmen and assistants to the
head OF the Scientific Corps, employed under the
direction Of the Department of State, in the re-
construction of the maps Of the boundary under
the treaty OF Washington, and in copying and re-
cordng, seven thousand dollars; the rent of rooms
employed for assistants TO the head of the Scientific
Corps engaged in recording, copying, &c, in
GLIDING fuel for the same, five hundred dollars; at
tendance on Office rooms, and expenses of employ
ing messengers, five hundred dollars; purchase of
drawing paper, and other necessary drawing ma
terials and office furniture, three hundred and
seventy-fivc dollars stationery for office rse one
hundred dollars; mileage and expense Of officers
employed in examinations required on the from
tiers OF Vermont and New York. eight hundred
ana iorty dollars; for survey and examination of
that portion Of the line lying on the northern from
tiers OF Vermont and New York, embracing hire
OF men and their transportation and subsistence,
hire OF horses and baggage wagons, camp equip
age ana lts transportation, purchase OF instru.
ments and all contingencies five thousand dollars;
and compensation Of two private soldiers, for their
services as craftsmen in accommodating maps,
eleven hundred and fifteen dollars; making in all
hfteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars
For paying balance found by the accounting
officers 10 be due to Jose Yznardy, formerly consul
at Cadiz, In Spain, the sum Of one thousand two
hundred and twenty eight dollars and eight
cents; and said accounting officers arc 20 ascer-
tain how much Of said sum IL due by descent or de-
vsej or in any other manner, TO the late Joseph NJ
fznardy or to his heirs, former consul ofthe United
States at Havana, who ia indebted TO the United
States; and much Of this appropriation as shall
so be found due TO said Joseph NJ Yznardy, or 10
his heirs, shall be applied on said indebtedness;
and the remainder Of this appropriation 10 be paid
70 the other heirs Of the said jose Yznardy, or 10
his representatives.
for payment OF compensation 20 Doctor Thomas
" Edwards, for his services as examiner into the
practical operation Of the law for the prevention of
the importation of spurious and adulteratod drugs
and medicines, under appointment from the Score
tary OF the Treasury October tenth, eighteen hun
dred and forty eight, two hundred and fifty dol
lars.
For salaries for examiners of drugs for the fiscal
year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
dred and hity-one, at Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia, baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans, per
act twenty sixth Of June, eighteen hundred and
iorty- eight, and third of March. eighteen hundred
and forty nine seven thousand dollars.
For salary of clerk to examiner at New York,
one thousand dollars.
For the payment TO w. J. Duane, Of Philadcl.
phia, executor OF Daniel Parker, deceased late
Paynaster General, and agent for paving salaries