The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-07
BY RITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed during the Second Session of the Thirty
second Congress.
PUBLIC AcT-No. 34.l

second Congress.
[PuBLIc AcT-No. BAL
AN AT to supply deficiencies in the appropria-
uons tor the service of the fscal year ending the
thirtleth Of June, thousand eight hundred
and nifty three.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaiives Of The Unied States Of Amerca IN Congress
assembled, That the following sums be, and the same
are hereby. appropriated to supply deficiencies in
the appropriations for the service of the fiscal year
ending the thirtieshof June, eighteen hundred and
fifty three, out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, namely:
For compensation OF the Vice President of the
United States, one thousand ak hundred and
thirty eight dollars and eighty nine cents;
For outfit OF a charge daffaires to Denmark four
thousand Eve hundred dollars;
For salary to the Commissioners at the Sandwich
Islands, from the seventh OF June, eighteen hundred
and fifty, to July first, eighteen hundred and fifty
two, and to make the equal to the sum now
provided by law, four thousand four hundred and
fourteen dollars;
For the contingent expenses of the office of the
Treasurer Of the United States, thousand dol
lars;
For salaries and commissions of registers of land
offices and receivers Of public moneys, eight thou
sand dollars;
For expenses of deposting public moneys, by
receivers OF public moneys, two thousand and fifty
dollars;
For incidental expenses of the several land
Offices, three thousand eight hundred dollars;
For the extension of the United States Capitol
much offormer appropriations for the extension of
the Capitol as remains unexpended, and the ap-
preparation now made, which may hereafter be
made for that object shall be disbursed under such
regulations as the President of the United States
may prescrlbe the accounts for such disbursement
to be audited and paid at the treasury in the
manner as the accounts of other civil officers
charged with the disbursement of public money.
And said disbursing agent shall report to the Pre-
sldent his disbursements and proceedings, in time
to be presented to Congress at the commencement
OF each annual session and at any other time when
required;
For the completion of the repairs of the Congress
slonal Library room, authorized by the act ap-
proved March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
hity-two, twenty thousand five hundred dollars;
For compensation of three men, at one dollar per
day each, for one year, to finish and keep in order
Lafayette Square, one thousand and ninety five
dollars;
fence, five thousand one hundred dollars;
For completing the work of the seventh census,
and to prepare the same for publication, twenty
five thousand dollars;
For stationery, printing blank forms and regu
lations, furniture, binding books, and miscellane
Gus items in the office of the Commissioner of
Pensions, ten thousand dollars
For engraving for fity-one thousand five hun
dred and twenty copies of the mechanical part of
the Patent Office Report for eighteen hundred and
fifty one-two, Q65I-2,) five hundred and eighty
five dollars;
To pay for the Congressional Globe and Appen.
dix, and the Annals of Congress- ordered for the
of the Library the House of Representatives
under the resolution of the House OF September
twenty eight, eighteen hundred and fifty, four
thousand five hundred dollars;
To enable the Clerk of the House of Representa-
tivss to furnish, pay for, and deliver the same
books to i've new members of the present Con-
gress, as per resolution of said House, passed
twenty-sixth July, eighteen hundred and fifty
two, four thousand five hundred dollars;
For compensation Of five clerks, authorized to
be appointed and employed by the Postmaster
General. under of fho tof
thirty frat August, eighteen hundred and fifty
two, four thousand five hundred and four dollars
and ninety cent?;
For compensation to an assistant day watchman
of the General Post Office, from the fifteenth of
September, eighteen hundred and ffty-two, until
the thirteth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, four hundred and seventy five dollars;
For the payment of the amount due William
Williams, under the sixteenth article of the Che
rokee treaty OF eighteen hundred and thirty five
and six, being the balance of award of four
hundred and i've dollars by the commissioners,
under said treaty, two hundred and fifty five dol.
lars of which paid out of the appropriation
'ffor carrying into effect the Cherokee treaty of
eighteen hundred and thirty five and six" one
hundred and fifty dollars;
To pay Gregory Ennis, executor of Philip Ennis
deceased, balance due upon a contract for film
up the low ground south of the Presidents House,
authorized by act of March third, eighteen hun
dred and forty nine, the sum of four hundred and
seventy four dollars and fifty four cents;
For expenses of the Board of Visitors at the Mil
lars and eighty three cents;
For expenses which may beincurred in acknow-
lodging the services of the masters and crews of
foreign vessels in rescuing American citizens and
American vessels from shipwreck, two thousand
dollars: Provided, That the money shall be ex-
pended under the direction of the President of the
United States;
For the compensation of Senators for the year
ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, IN addition TO appropriations heretofore
made and Including that for the special session
commencing fourth March, eighteen hundred and
hfty-three, twenty five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz
For binding, twenty thousand dollars;
For hthographing and engraving, twenty thou
sand dollars;
For books, two thousand three hundred dollars;
For Congressional Globe, and bin ding the same,
one thousand eight hundred and forty three dol
lars;
For messengers, pages, laborers, police horses,
and carryalls, ten thousand dollars;
For clerks of President Of the Senate and COM
mttees, draughtsman, fireman in crypt, and other
miscellaneous items, thirty six thousand six hum
dred dollars
For the printing of the Senate for the first session
of the Thirty second Congress, fourteen thousand
five hundred and thirty-three dollars;
For the printing of the House of Representatives
for the first session of the Thirty second Congress,
twenty-five thousand five hundred and seventy
dollars;
For the printing of the Senate for the second
session of the Thirty second Congress, thir
thousand four hundred and sixty-three dollars;
For the printing of the House of Representatives
for the second session of the Thirty second Con
gress hity-six thousand one hundred and ninety
four dollars; the same having been executed and
to be executed by the public printer under the
provisions Of the act entitled Gan act to provide
for executing the public printing and establishing
the prices thereof and for other purposes'' ap,
proved August twenty six, eighteen hundred and
fifty-two.
For contingent expenses of House of Representa-
tives, viz:
For newspapers for members, five thousand dol
lars;
For horses and carriages, enc thousand one
hundred dollars;
For clerks, messengers, pages, and laborers,
ten thousand five hundred dollars;
For clerks maps for the use of the Committee
Public Lands, seven thousand five hundred
dollars;
For folding documents for members, four thou
sand dollars
For clerks on index of private claims, twenty
eight thousand nine hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty cents;
For miscellaneous items, twenty four thousand
nine hundred and fifty -one dollars;
For paper used and to be used for printing for the
Senate Tor the first session of the Tbrty-second
Congress, thirteen thousand two hundred and
thirty four dollars and forty cents;
For paper used and to be used for printing for
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