The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-03-07

one thousand dollars to supply the place Of watch
men taken from the Executive mansion, and EN-
| ployed in the Executive buildings.
II For completing, cleaning out, and repairing thai
portion of the Washington city canal which passes
through and along the public grounds, twenty thou
sand dollars; to be expended under the direction Of
! the Secretary of the Treasury Provided The Cor
poration of Washington shall expend like sum in
cleaning out and repairing the other portions of said
| canal.
To complete the grades Of the city of Washing
| ton, four thousand dollars; to be expended under
the direction of the President Of the United States
| To reimburse the Cor poraton of Washington the
amount advanced to complete the culvert and paw
ing Of Fifteenth street west front of the Treasury
| Department, two thousand three hundred and nine
| dollars and ninety cents
| For the compensation and contingent expenses
Of the Auxiliary Guard. fifteen thousand dollars,
which SHALL from and after the passage of this act
in addition to the Captain, consist Of thirty men.
| fifteen at five hundred dollars each per annum, and
| the remainder at four hundred and twenty dollars
each per annum the same to be appointed by the
| Mayor of the city Of Washington.
For refunding to Charles r. Montgomery the du-
tics paid bell, presented to him at Genoa, for
the new church adjoining the literary institution Of
ST. Josephs, Perry county, Ohio, ninety dollars and
sixty cents.
PUBLIC LANDS.
! For salaries and commissions of egisters OF land
Offices and receivers of public moneys, one hundred
and twenty thousand eight hundred and twenty
| dollars.
For expenses of depositing public moneys by re-
ceivers Of public moneys, nineteen thousand two
hundred and seventy five dollars.
For incidental expenses of the several land
offices, thirty thousand hundred and five dol
| lars.
| For salary of the recorder of land titles in Mis-
| souri,, five hundred dollars.
| For compensation of secretary to sign patents
| for public lands, fifteen hundred dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| For expenses Of running and making the boun-
| Diary line between the United States and Mexico,
| and making the examinations contemplated by
the sixth article of the treaty OF Guadalupe Hidal
co. and for paying the salaries Of the officers of the
commission, one hundred thousand dollars.
For the collection of agricultural statistics five
thousand five hundred dollars, to be paid out of the
patent fund.
For the warden. clerk. physician. chaplain, two
assistant keepers, four guards, and porter of the
penitentiary Of the District Of Columbia, seven
| thousand five hundred and fifty dollars.
For three inspectors of said pcnitentiary, three
hundred dollars.
For the support and maintenance of said peni-
tertiary, four thousand and seventy dollars.
For support, clothing, and medical treatment Of
insane paupers Of the District of Columbia, at
such place places the Secretary Of the Interior
may in his discretion deem proper, ten thousand
dollars.
dent's house, five hundred dollars.
For compensation of John P. Brown, secretary
and dragoman OF the legation to Turkey, for bis
services as acting charge d'affaires at different pc
dollars which, if received, shall be in full pay
ment for all his services in that character to this
date.
For compensation of Theodore S. Fay, secretary
of the legation to Prussia for his services acting
charge daffaires at different periods six hundred
and eighty-six dollars and fifty four cents, which,
if received, shall be in full payment for all his
vices in that character to this date
For compensation of Robert M. Walsh, secreta-
ry of the legation to Mexico, for his services as
acting charge d'afares, eight hundred and thirty
which, il received, shall be in full payment for all
his services in that character to this date.
For the payment Of tho claim of the city of De-
troi for paving in front of property belonging to
| the United States in that city, one hundred and
ten dollars and seventy seven cents.
For compensation Of Benjamin Rush. secretary
OF the legation to London for his services acting
charge d'affaires, two hundred and twenty eight
dollars and eighty six cents. which. if received,
shall be in full payment for all his services in that
character to this date.
To make good the interest on Investments in
State stocks and bond for the Chicknsaw tribe of
indiana, not yet paid by the States, to be reim-
bursed out of the interest when collected, twenty
two thousand two hundred dollars.
To enable the Clerk Of the House of Representa-
tives TO pay for reporting and publishing in the
" Daily Globe" five hundred and thirty three
and one-half columns of the proceedings of the
House of Representatives for the session of Con-
gross, four thousand and ono dollars and twenty
Ave cents.
To enable the Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives to pay for two hundred and sixty four copies
Of the "Congressionai Globe and for two hundred
and sixty four copies of the Appendir for the
first session of the thirty first Congress, at three
dollars per copy each. one thousand five hundred
and eighty four dollars.
To enable the Clerk of the House of Representa-.
tives to pay for twelve copies of the Congregational
Globe" and Appendir of the second session Of the
hrtieth Congress, at three dollars per copy, thirty
To enable the Clerk of tho House of Representa-
ivest to pay for five thousand six hundred and forty
copies of the Congressional Globe and Appe,diI
of the second session OF the thirty first Congress-
three dollars per copy, sixteen thousand nine hun
bred and twenty dollars.
To enable the Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tyss to for rsSPG%rsing and publishing in the
ceedings of the House of Representatives for the
second session of the thirty first Congress, at the
rate of seven dollars and fifty cents per column, six
thousand dollars.
To enable the Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives to pay for binding five thousand five hundred
copies of the congregational Globe" and Appen-
dir for members Of the second session Of the thirty
first Congress, three thousand three hundred dol
lars; the binding thereof to be in strong, substan-
tial Russia leather, backs and corners and at the
rate OF sixty cents per volume.
For salary of the clerk in the General Land Office
employed upon the Chickasaw business, and hth-
erto paid out of the Chickasaw fund, from March
first, eighteen hundred and fifty one, to June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and ffty-two, eighteen
hundred and seventy three dollars, or SO much
thereof may be necessary to pay him at the rate
Of fourteen hundred dollars per annum and for any
services which the principal clerk of private land
claims may perform in relation to the Chickasaw
fund, he may be paid such compensation as has
been heretofore allowed, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, which is here
by appropriated PROVIDED, hoDeuer, That such
compensation il to whenever the Secretary of
the Interior shall direct the services be discon
tinued.
For salary of clerk in the office Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, heretofore paid out of the Indian
fund, from first March, eighteen hundred and fifty
one, to thirtieth June. eighteen hundred and fly
two, or much may be necessary, at twelve
hundred dollars per annun, sixteen hundred dol
lars
For custom house in Oregon, ten thousand dol
lars Prorided, That the whole of the site and
building shall not exceed the sum herein appro-
priated,
For a cast-iron fence, similar to that recently
put up around the War and Navy Departments,
from the corner of the Department Of State to the
Prcsdentb gate, three thousand eight hundred dol
lars, or much thereof may be necessary for
this object to be expended under the direction of