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

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For miscellaneous items, eight hundred dollars.
For repairs OF the General Post Offcc building
for Office furniture, glazing and whiewashing, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the Auditor of the Pos. Office
Department, and the clcrks, messenger, and nssst-
ant messenger in his Office one hundred and three
thousand two hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, viz: blank books, bind
ing stationery, labor, printing, blanks, circulars
sand two hundred dollars.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
For salaries Of the Ministers Of the United States
to Great Britain, France. Russia. Prussia, Spain.
dollars: Prosided. That the act entitled Gan act
TO carry into effect the convention between the Uni
ted States and the Emperor Of Brazil, concluded on
dred and or ~ nine. shall be, and ko same i hore
by. continued in force for the period Of one year
from and after the hrst day Of March, eighteen
hundred and hfty-One,
For saiares of the secretaries Of legation to the
same places, sixteen thousand dollars.
For salary Of minister resident to Turkey, ak
thousand dollars.
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Turkey. twenty i've hundred dollars.
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tary to the legation to Turkey, fifteen hundred
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Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Holland Belgium,
Naples, Sardinia, the Papai States, Peru, New
temaia Ecuador, and Nicaragua, seventy six thou
sand Ave hundred dollars. s ..a
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abroad, forty thousand dollars
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thirty thousand dollars.
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Powers, nine thousand dollars.
|. For salary of the consul at London, two thou
For salary Of the commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands, three thousand dollars
EaOrI in PfCra 1nyds md ofhor IF
the consulAtes at Constantinople, Smyrna and AL
exandria, fifteen hundred dollars.
For office rent Of the consul at Basle in Swiszer
| land, one hundred dolIars.
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including the additional compensation under the
act % carry into effect certain provisions in the
treaties between the United States and Chna and
Ottoman Porte, ak thousand dollars.
For salary q the interpreter and secretary to
said mission, twenty-five hundred dollars.
ports in China, Wig: Kwang Chow, Annoy, Fu-
chow, Ming po, and Shanghai, five thousand dol
lars.
three thousand dollars.
For relief and protection Of American seamcn in
foreign countries, one hundred and twenty five
For clerk hire, Office rent, and other expenses Of
the Office OF the consul at London, two thousand
eight hundred dollars. -.
For sslsry q tho consul general at Beirout, 6ve
For compensation Of the commissioner on Brazil
lian claims three thousand dollars. -
For compensation of the clerk Of said commits
soner, two thousand dollars. Aud the President Of
the United States shall be- and he is hereby, author
ICED TO make such provision for the contingent
penscs OF the commission a. he may deem proper.
MINT OF TIN uNIrHp STATES,
At Philadegphia.
| For salaries OF the director, treasurer, chief
coiner, melter and re6ner, engraver, assayer, as
sistant assaysr and their clerks, twenty zone thou-
| sand dollars.
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For incidental and contingent expenses includ-
Ing fuel materials, stationery, water rent, repairs
and wastagc, in addition to the available funds on
hand, soven hundred dollars.
For specimens OF ores and coins to be reserved at
the mint, three hundred dollars.
Al Charlotte, NORTH Cayelina.
For salaries Of superintendent, coiner, assaycr
| and clerk, six th0usand dollars
For wages of workmcn and watchmcn, four
| thousand one hundred dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses. inclad-
| age, fifteen hundred dollars.
At Dahlonega, Georgia.
For salaries Of superintendent, coincr, assa YER
| and clerk, six thousand dollars.
/ For wages Of workmen, three thousand six hun.
For incidental and contingent expenses. incud-
/ ing fuel, material, stationery, REPAIRS and vast
age, one thousand four hundred dollars.
/ At Ne,D Orleans.
For salaries Of the superintendent, treasurer, as
sayer, coiner, mcter, refiner, and clerks. seven
| teen thousand three hundred dollars.
| For wages Of workmen, thirty three thousand
| 6vc hundred dollars.
| For incidental and contingent expenses, includ-
| ing fuel, materials, stationery, water rent,
pairs, new machinery, and wastage, In addition to
available funds on hand, forty -fvs thousand two
| hundred dollars.
| For salaries Of the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, and eight associate Judges, forty thou
and dollars. '
For salaries Of the district judges, seventy thou
For salaries of the Chief Justice of the District of
Columbia, the associate judges, and the Judges Of
the criminal court and orphans court, eleven thou
For salaries Of the Attorney General, and the
clerks and messenger in his Office, ten thousand
three hundred dollars. s1 saste
For contingent expenses OF the Office of the At.
torncy General, five hundred dollars.
For saiary OF the reporter OF the decisions Of tho
Supreme Court, thirteen hundred dollars. if only
ono volume Of the reports shall be published as
heretofore; and in case the Supreme Court shall
direct him to publish two volumes, then the sum
Of thirteen hundred dollars for each volume pub
| lishcd.
For compensation of the district attorneys being
| two hundred dollars each, prescribed by law,
eight thousand eight hundred dollars.
/ For compensation OF the marshals, seven thou
| sand four hundred dollars.
] For dcfraying the expenses OF the supreme, Cir
cult aud district courts of the United States, in
cluding the District OF Columbia. also for jurors
| and witnesses, in aid OF the funds arising from
fines penalties, and forfeturcs Incurred in the hs-
cal year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hundred
and fifty two, and previous years. and likewise for
dcfraying the expenses Of suits in which The Uni
tod States concerned, and Of prosecutions for
offences committed against the United States, and
for the excepting Of prisoners, five hundred and
ninetytwo thousand seven hundred and forty.
seven dollars. ~ a. ~
LIGHTHOUSE xsrABLnhMxNT.
For supplying lighthouses containing three
thousand and ninety three lamps, with OIL tube
glasses, wicks, buff skins, whiting and cotton
cloth, transportation. and other expenses the
Same, and for repairing and keeping in repair the
lighting apparatus, one hundred and fifty two
thousand and eighty lone dollars and fifty nine
cents.
For repairs and incidental expenses. rettiing