The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-23


ingo lor lamps, machinery, hrewood,
repairs of the northern abu1nents, and
other casual repAlrs 5,OOO Y
For repairs OF the bridges on the eastern
branch OF the Potomac, pay Of draw
keepers. oil for lamps and ma
chinery 1000 U
For the support, care, and medical treat
inent OF twelve transient paupers,
washington iniisSmary 1000 0
For completing the grading, and plant
ing with trees, and encosing the pub
lie mall from Third street TO the Poto-
mac river. $4,000 o.
For continuing the improvements, grad
ing. and planting with trees the
grounds south of the Presidents house. 10000 o.
For supplying the deficiency in the last
appropriation for improving New Jer-
sey avenue, south of the Capitol, ac-
cording To the grade established by the
corporation of Washington 4 200 "
For completing the improvements OF
Now Jersey avenue, north of the Capt.
tol, according TO the grade established
by the corporation OF Washington,
from North Is street To North street,
including bridge over the Tiber. in
addition to the amount ON hand 10000 On
To supply deficiency in appropriation for
continuing the pavement around the
Capitol 900 OF
For extending the gas pipes, and proyid
ing lamp posts, lamps, and burners, in
front OF the executive buildings on Fiji
teenth and Seventeenth streets and the
north front Of the Presidents grounds. $500 On
For grading, and paving with round
stone, Twelfth and Fourteenth Streets
from the canal to South street 5000 OF
For grading and improving Mary land
avenue, from Seventh street TO the Po-
tomac bridge $500 OF
For grading, and paving with round
stone, Seventeenth street, from Penn
sylYanla avenue 10 the south side of
New York avenue, and continuing the
sewerfromits present terminus at New
York avenue and Seventeenth street
to Pennsylvania avenue $500 OC
For hlling up. grading, and otherwise
improving Franklin square $500 O(
For painting the external walls of the
Treasury and Patent Office buildings 5000 o.
For compensation of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings . 1000 o.
For completing the east wing Of the Pat
ent Office building 300, 900 0
| For the compensation Of two watchmen
to be employed at the Executive man
sion and grounds, to supply the place
OF watchmen taken from the Executive
mansion and employed in the Excou-
tive buildings 1000
For completing, cleaning out and re-
pairing that portion Of the Washington
city canal which passes through and
along the public grounds 10000 O
To complete the grades Of the city Of
Washington 1000 Q
To reimburse the corporation Of Wash
ington the amount advanced TO COM
plete the culvert and the paving of
Fifteenth street west, in front of the
Treasury Department 2,sOs 8
For the compensation and contingent ex-
penses ofthe auxiliary guard $4,000 0
For reiunding to Charles L. Montgomery
the duties paid on bell, presented to
him at Genoa, for the new church adj
joining the literary institution OF ST.
Joseph's, Perry county, OHIO 80
Public Lands.
For salaries and commissions Of registers
of land offices and receivers of public
moneys .l2o,s2O 0
For expenses of depositing public mo-
neys by receivers of public moneys 1925 0
land offices ao,lo5 0
For salary Of the recorder Of land titles
in Missouri 500 0
For compensation Of secretary to sign
patents for public lands 800 0
Miscellaneous.
For expenses of running and marking
| the boundary line between the United
| States and Mexico, and making the
examinations contemplated by the
sixth article of the treaty OF q Guadalupe
Hidalgo, and for paying the salaries
| OF the officers of the commission 100000 Q
For the collection of agricultural stats
tics $500 0
For the warden, clerk physician, chap
lain, two assistant keepers, four guards
and porter of the penitentiary of the
District of Columbia 1850 Q
For three inspectors of said peniten-
tary 300 0
For the support and maintenance Of said
penitentisry 4,07O Q
For support, clothing, and medical treat
ment OF insane paupers Of the District
OF Columbia, at such place or places as
the Secretary Of the Interior may in
his discretion deem. proper 10000 O
For compensation Of the watchmen in
the Presidents house 500 O
For compensation OF John p. Brown,
secretary and dragoman of the lega-
ton 10 Turkey, for bis services act
ing charge d'aiIaires at different pc
riods 5,l22 Q
For compensation Of Theodore S. Fay,
secretary Of the legation to Prussia,
for bis services as acting charge DAT
fairee at different periods CSC 6
For compensation of Robert Nj. Walsh,
secretary Of the legation to Mexico, for
his services as acting charge d'affaires 1913 80
For the payment of the claim of the city
OF Detroit for paving in front of pro-
perty belonging TO the United States
la that city ITO 7
For compensation of Benjamin Rush,
Secretary OF the Legation TO London,
for his services as acting charge daft
faires 22s s
To make good the interest on Investments
in State stocks and bonds for the Chick.
asaw tribe of Indians, no, yet paid by
the States, TO be reimbursed out Of the
interest when collected 22,2OO Q
To enable the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentativcs 10 pay for reporting and
publishing, in the Daily Giobs, five
hundred and thirty -three and ono-half
columns of the proceedings Of tho
liouse of Representatives. Tor the last
session OF Congress, 4,O0l 2
To enable the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives TO pay for two hundred and
sixty-four copies Of the Congregational
Globe, and for two hundred and sixty
four copies Of the Appendix, for the
first session Of the Thirty first Con
gress, at three dollars per copy each . 1874 Q
70 enable the Clerk pr tic fIouse of Re-
personalities 70 pay for twelve oopies
Of tho Congregational Globe and dppen-
di1, Of the second session Of the 1hir-
teth Congress, at three dollars per
copy az n
To enable the Clerk Of the House of Re
representatives. TO pay for five thousand
six hundred and forty copies OF the
Congregational Globe and 4ppendir, for
the second session of the Ibirty-hrsi
Congress, at three dollars per copy 1920 0
To enable the Clerk Of the House of Re
personalities 10 pay for reporting and
publishing, In the Daily Globe, eight
hundred columns Of the proceedingsof
the House of Representatives for the
second session Of the Thirty. drzt Con.
gress, at tho rate OF scvcn dollars and
fifty cents per column 5000 O