The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-05-28

commercial agent OF the United States
at Santo Domingo, for amount expen,l-
ed qy him i'll maintaining refugees in
the late revolution at that place, six
hundred dollars.
There shall be allowed and paid to
each of the following pelsons, Charles
H. Sherman, Lewis L. Jackson, Henry
Taylor, Frederick Morris, and John Da-
vies, mariners sent into the port of N.
York, and detained there as witnesses
for the United States, one dollar and
twenty five cents for each day necessa-
rily occupied on the voyage and arriv-
ing at New York; and the judge of the
district court of the United States in
which the said witnesses have been de-
tanned to testify shall allow and cause
the same to be paid as other witnesses
fees are paid.
For compensation ofthe warden, clerk,
physician, Chaplain, two assistant kee-
perS' four guards, and porter, fthe pen
itentiary of the District of Columbia,
seven thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars.
For compensation of three inspp ctors
of seid penitentiary, three hundred dol.
lars.
For the support and maintenance of
said penitentiary fifteen hundred and
sixty dollars.
For clerk hire, stationery, rent, fuel,
and contingencies in the completion of
the sensus of eighteen hundred and ff-
ty, forty nine thousand dollars.
For the support, clothing, and medi-
cal treatment of insane paupers of the
District of Columbia, at such places as
the Secretary Of the Interior may, iu his
discretion deem proper, nineteen thous-
and dollars.
For running and marking the boun-
dairy line between the United States
and Mexico, under the treaty CT Quad
alupe HiLalgo, one hundred and twenty
thousand dolIars. Promded, That no
part of this appropriation shall be used
or expended until shall be made salts
factorily to appear to the President Of
the United States that the southern
boundary of New Mexico is not estab-
lished BY the commissioner and surveyor
of the United States farther north of the
town called "Paso" thau the same is
laid down in Disturnel's map, which is
added to the treaty.
For arrearages incurred during tie
fiscal year ending the thirieth of June,
eighteen hundred and fifty two, for run
ming and marking the boundary line be-
tween the United States and Mexico
under the treaty of Guadalupe HldaIgo,
twenty five thousand dollars.
For the collection Of agricultural sta
tstics, and purchase of seeds, to be paid
out of the patent fund, FIVE thousand
dollars.
For compensation of the librarian oI
the Patent Office, twelve hundred dol
lars, to be paid out of the patent fund.
For the purpose Of erecting pedes-
tai in Lafayette Square for the eques-
trian statue of Andrew jackson, on such
plan as may be approved of by the art.
ist for that work, five thousand dollars
For freight and transportation of the
group Of statuary contracted for will
Horatio Greenough, from Leghorn tc
Washington, and for placing it upon the
pedestal in front of the eastern porticc
of the Capitol, sum not exceeding
seven thousand dollars,
To make good the interest on invest
ments in stocks of the state of Arkan'
sas, held in trust by the Secretary Of tIlt
Treasury for the Chickasaw Indians
not yet paid, TO be reimbursed out o
the interest when collected, five thous
and and four hundred dollars.
For the construction and equipmen
of not less than six revenue cutters, th,
sum of ninety thousand dollars; the sale
sum to be expended under the direc
ton of the Secretary Of the Treasury;
For the redemption of seventeen loaI
office certificates, numbered one hun.
dred and fifty eight, three hundred ant
twelve, six thousand eight hundred ant
ninety FIVE, six thousand eight hundred
and ninety six, six thousand eigh, hun
dred and ninety seven, six thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight, six thou
sand eight hundred and ninety nine, ST,
thousand and nine hundred, six thous
and nine hundred and one, six Thousand
nine hundred and two, niue Thousand
one hundred and seventy FIVE, nine thou.
sand two hundred and eighty FIVE, mint
thnucand tun hunArad nnd piuhtv oaya,