The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-02

= For running and marking the boundary line
between the United States and Mexico, under the
twenty thousand dollars: Prorided That no part
OF THE appropriation shall be used or expended
until it shall be mode satisfactorily to appear to the
President Of the United States that the southern
boundary Of New Mexico is not established by the
commissioner and surveyor of the United States
farther north OF the town called "Psso" than the
same is laid down in Disturnelps map, which is
added 10 the treaty. ~ ~ ..f. = 49,.
For arrearages incurred during the fiscal year
ending the thirteth OF June, eighteen hundred and
hty two, Tor running and marking the boundary
line between the United States and Mexico, under
sand dollars. 2 @t ~
= For the collection of agricultural statistics and
purchase of seeds to be paid out the patent fund
hve thousand dollars p ...a .r.f ..t ~. ..
For compensation of the librarian of the Patent
Office, twelve hundred dollars, to be paid out of
the patent fund. t5 ~ . -.
For the purpose of erecting pedestal in Lafay-
Jackson, on such plan as may be approved Of by
the artist for that work, five thousand dollars.
For freight and transportation OF the group OF
statuary contracted for with Horatio Greenough,
frem Leghorn to Washington, and for placing il
upon the pedestal in front Of the eastern porc0 Of
dollars.
To make good the interest on investments in
stocks of the State of Arkansas held in by the
Secretary OF the Treasury for the Chickasaw lndi-
ans, not yet paid, TO be reimbursed out OF the in
terest when collected, five thousand four hundred
dollars.
For the construction and equipment OF not less
than six revenue cutters, the sum Of ninety thou
sand dollars; the said sum to be expended under
the direction OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
For the redemption of seventeen loan Office Ger
tihcates, numbered one hundred and ffty-eight,
three hundred and twelve, six thousand eight hun
dred and nincty-fve, six thousand eight hundred
and ninety-six, six thousand eight hundred and
ninety-seven, six thousand eight hundred and
nincty-eight, six thousand eight hundred and
ninety-nine, six thousand and niue hundred, six
thousand nine hundred and one, six thousand nine
seventy five, nine thousand two hundred and
eighty-hvc, nine thousand two hundred and
eighty-seven, nine thousand two hundred and
lightweight, nine thousand two hundred and
ninety three, nine thousand two hundred and
ninety-four, and twelve thousand three hundred
and ,hrty-thrce, which have been presented at the
Treasury for payment at the specie value thereof
and with interest as computed by the Register of
the Treasury: Provided, Satisfactory evidence be
produced to the Secretary Of the Treasury that
the persons who have presented the said certificates
for payment are the bona fde holders of the same,
four thousand one hundred and sixty-Hve dollars
and forty two cent?.
To enable the Clerk of the House of Representa-
tves><Q "deliver to each of the members and dele
gates OF the House Of the present Congress who
have not already received them, such books have
been furnished to the members of the twenty
eighth, twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-fTst
Congresses" and which were ordered by resolu-
hundred and ffy-two, one hundred and fifteen
thousand eight hundred dollars Provided, That the
accounts for the purchase of said books be audited
as usual by the Committee on Accounts: Propided
That report shall be made in detail at the com
mencement of the next session Of Congress Of the
mode and manner of purchase Of these books, and
whence they were obtained ......
To enable the Clerk of the House OF Representa-
tives to pay Force and Rves for one hundred
copies OF the eighth volume of the "American
Archives" or Documentary History Of the Uni
ted States for new members Of the House OF the
twenty. eighth Congress; one hundred and one
bers of the twenty. ninth Congress; one hundred
and sixteen copies OF the came volume for new
members of the House of the thirtieth Congress
and one hundred and thirty four copies OF the eame
volume for new members of the House of the thir
ty-first Congress; in all, four hundred and fifty
one volumes, ut thirteen dollars ninety cents and
ak mills per copy, in addition to six hundred and
forty dollars and thirty six cents, an unex pended
balance of a former appropriation, five thousand
elk hundred and thirty one dollars and twenty
i've cents -,... 49,. ,.....a ....
TO enable the Clerk of the House of Representa-.
dves to pay for reporting and publishing tv cnty-
eight hundred columns Of the proceedings of the
present session Of tho House of Representatives in
the Datiy Globe, at seven dollars and fifty cents
per column, twenty one thousand dollars. ~
To enable the Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
lives to pay q balance due for reporting and pub.
lisbng proceedings OF the House, second session OF
the thirty first Congress, at the rate of seven dol
lars and fifty cents per column, in the Daily Globe,
six hundred and forty nine dollars and fifty cents.
To enable the Clerk Of the House Of Representa-.
tives 10 pay for twenty four copies Of the Congress
sional Globe and Appendix of the first session Of
the thirty second Congress, for each member and
delegate Of the House, thirty four thousand two
hundred and seventy two dollars and for binding
the came, being twenty-five thousand seven hun
dred and ffty-lwo volumes, in strong and substan.
tial half binding, with Russia leather back and
corners, at q rate not exceeding sixty cents per
volume, thirteen thousand six hundred and fifty
l<,II frNrn
going expenditures, to be made by the Clerk Of
the House of Representatives, shall be under the
control and soperintendence of the Committee Of
Accounts. = 49,.
For looks Of the library of the Patent Office. to
be paid out Of the patent fund. one thousand five
hundred dollars. ,'". ...
For fitting up the library of the Patent Office
S dc X paid out Of the patent fund.- two thousand
For salary OF the clerk of the Sergeant al. Arms
fifteen hundred dollars. /
That IRON the commencement of the present
Congress the compensation of the messengers EN-
ployed in the post office of the House Of Kepresen-
tatives be one thousand dollars per annum, in
lieu Of their present per diem, the sum of fouI
thousand dollars. 49,. q. e.. ....-...
- For additional compensation to the disbursns
clerk and sdraughtsman in the Patent Office, the
sum OF three hundred dollars each, to be paid out
Of the Patent Office fund; and that hereafter the
with approved urity in the sum Of five thousa nd
dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge o.
the duties Of bic office. ti...s..
For compensation Of two additional permanent
clerks in the Patent Office, to be appointed by the
Commissioner Of Patents, at a salary of fourteen
hundred dollars each, the sum of twenty igh
hundred dollars, to be paid out of the Patent Office
fund. .i q Is, ...
For establishing The branch Of the United States
mint at San Francisco, California, in accordance
with the provisions OF the law approved The thire
day OF July, eighteen hundred and hfty-tw tn.
sum of three hundred thousand dollars: Provided
That contract tor materials ,or for the purchase
lease, rent, or erection of buildings shall be made
except to the lowest bidder, after sixty days. ad
vcrusemcnt in at least three newspapers, two o
which shall be published in the Sate Of California
Ald provided, further, That nothing herein con
tanned shal prevent the transler of machinery anc
materials from the United States mint or branches
to the branch mint at San Francisco ut fair val
uation: Provided, further, That snid contract o.
contracts for the building and machinery for sait
branch mint shall not, in the whole, for the com
petion, exceed the sum of three hundred thousant
dollars.
For the payment of the balance due the Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts, under the fifth article
OF the Ienty of Washington, for balance Of ex
hxya o,l -Stcx t. IT, 4.