Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
LEAVENWoRFH, K. T., NOVEMBER 8, 1854.

craving bounty-land certificates, one thou thou
sand five hundred dollars; for miscellaneous
items,s one thousand five hundred dollars;i
For continuing the surveys in the north
ern portions of Iowa, Minnesota, and Wis,
consln, at the rates now authorized by law,
forty thousand dollars; y 7i- '''.1 TT -
For paying pensions, under the act of
the third of February, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty three, one hundred and
twenty eight thousand dollars; .,,z.az@
For paying pensions Of invalids who
were wounded ON board of private armed
vessels during the last war with Great
Britain, from the first of July, one thousand
eight hundred and; ;ffty-one, to the thirtieth
of June, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-four, eight thousand four hundred dol
lars and the Office for paying privateer pen
sions in Boston is hereby abolished, and
the said pensioners shall be paid as priva-
teer pensions are paid at other places;
For the Presidents house and grounds,
for fuel for the Presidents house, and for
IRON fences, three thousand eight hundred
dollars; ai-.. .~aot5 s.Htt % rii.r7sg..- esszg
For repairs of the Capitol, and improv-
ing the grounds around it, six thousand five
hundred dollars;
For repairs of water-pipes, two hundred
dollars; f2h ssise--i- ,,a lfS)
To pay two draw-keepers, on the long
Bridge, up to the first of July, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-four, four hundred
dollars; -'-i ~ - ''5.'t
For trees, tree-boxes, and repairs of
pavements, five hundred dollars; aafsa,
For lamps and lamp posts on Pennsylva-
MIA Avenue, between Seventeenth street
and Georgetown, and between the Capitol
and Navy-yard, one thousand two hundred
dollars; - f~ % .F-7.s - saaa
For completing and keeping in order. the
grounds south of the Presidents house,
nine. thousand seven hundred and seventy
dollars; - , ..i'
For furnishing an additional number of
iron settees for the Presidents and Capitol
grounds, one thousand dollars; z,,a.l
For completing the pedestal and enclos-
ure of the equestrian statue Of Andrew
Jackson, five hundred dollars; ..''.
For the payment of laborers employed
in shovelling snow from the walks, to and
around the Capitol, the Presidents house,
and other public buildings, four hundred
and twenty dollars; 80.
For furnishing the. rooms of the new
wing of the Patent Office building with
furniture, an providing the saloon therein
with cases for models, forty-five thousand
dollars; . b#-, e.s r.-.
For fulfilling treaties with the Sioux OF
the Mississippi; ="
For the third of fifty instalments Of in
terest,, at the rate of five per cent. per an
mum, on one million three hundred and
sixty thousand dollars, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of twenty-third
July, eighteen hundred and fifty-one, sixty.
eight thousand dollars; Hfi - = 80
For the third of fifty instalments of In.
terest, at the rate of five per cent. per an.
mum on one hundred and twelve thousand
dollars, being the amount in lieu of the res
ervation set apart in the third article of the
treaty of twenty-third July, eighteen hun
dred and fifty -one, per Senate's amendmen
thereof, five thousand six hundred dollars
II For the third of fifty instalments of In
terest, at the rate of five per cent. per an
mum on one million one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars, stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty of fifth August, eigh
teen hundred and ifty-one, ifty-eight thou
sand dollars. .-rz-s
For the third of fifty instalments of inter
est, at the rate of five per cent. per annun
On sixty-nine thousand dollars, being thu
amount In lieu of the reservation set apar
in the third article of the treaty of fifth Au
gust, eighteen hundred and fifty-one, pc
> Senate's amendment thereof, three thousan
four hundred and fifty dollars; sf5:=l .Ff5
To pay clerks for services performed o.
: Chickasaw Indian business, in pursuanc
i/,f< &c L., Drocidar,f Of IL,
. United States, and In conformity with tn
f decision of the late Secretary of the interior
six thousand one hundred and eighty sevel
v dollars and fifty cents; i=o& z'a1 .eea
- For general incidental expenses of tn
j Indian service N New Mexico for tn
d present fiscal year, fifteen thousand dollars
), to be expended under the direction of th
r Secretary of the Interior. .'2''t5.i5 i-e
! For the payment for, the printing of tn
returns of the Seventh Census; and the pa
per purchased for said printing, under tn
e provisions of the '.joint resolution provid
# ing for the printing and binding of the re
d turns of the Seventh Census, approve
e March third, eighteen hundred and fifty
o three-that is to say: }oi 30 s.9 GO fof-
s For the. printing of the returns befor
mentioned, the sum of fifteeu thousan
e nine hundred and nine dollars and ninety
d three cents; '-.'ii.'i's - t'H2i'K '1siF
d For the paper purchased for said print
e ing, the sum of twenty-seven thousand on
e hundred and six dollars and sixty-eigh
n cents: Provided, That the sums hereinbe
fore mentioned be. paid to the printer VIII
q executes the printing; and the cohtracto
J, who furnished the paper respectively a
y the Treasury of the United States; ,of.f,.,.
For COMPENSATION of two additional clerk
d in the Office of the Superintendent of Pub
: Iic Printing, one thousand two hundred dol
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