Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-03

sons in Boston is hereby abolished and the said
soners shall be paid as priyateer pensions 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.
For repairs Of the Capitol and improving the grounds
around il, six thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For repairs Of water-pipes, two hundred dollars.
70 pay two drawkeepers the Long bridge up to the
first Of July thousand eight hundred and ftyfour
four hundred dollars.
For trees treeboxes and repairs OF pavements, five
For lamps and lamp on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Seventeenth and Georgetown, and between
the Capitol and Navy Yard thousand two hundred
dollars.
For completing and keeping in order the grounds south
of the Presidents House, nine thousand seven hundred
and seventy dollars.
For furnishing an additional number Of iron settees
for the Presidents and Capitol grounds one thousand
dollars.
For completing the pedestal and enclosure of eques
trian 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 Pre-
sidents House. and other public buildings, four hundred
and twenty dollars.
For furnishing the rooms of the new wing Of the Pa
tent Office building with furniture, and providing the sa
loon therein with for models, foryfye thousand
dollars.
For fulfilling treaties with the Sioux of the Misss
sippi
For the third of fifty instalments Of interest, at the
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of twenty third july eighteen
hundred and ffty-one, sxty-eight thousand dollars
For the third of fifty instaments of interest, at the
rate of five per cent per annum, one hundred and
twelve thousand dollars being the in lieu of the
reservation set apart in the third article of the treaty of
twentythrd july eighteen hundred and ffty-one per
Senates amendment thereof, FIVE thousand six hundred
dollars.
For the third Of fifty instalments of interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum million one hun
dred and sixty thousand dollars stipulated in the fourth
article of the treaty Of fifth August eighteen hundred
and ffty-one ffty-eight thousand dollars.
For the third of fifty nsalments Of interest at the
rate Of five cent per annun sxtynine thousand
dollars being the amount in lieu of the reservation set
apart in the third article of the treaty of fifth August
eighteen hundred and fty-c per Senates amendment
thereof, three thousand four hundred and fifty dollars
To pay clerks for services performed the Chickasaw
Indian business in pursuance of the regulations Of the
President of the United States and in conformity with
the decision of the late Secretary of the Interior six
thousand one hundred and eghtyseven dollars and fifty
cents.
For general incidental expenses Of the Indian service
in New Mexico for the present fiscal year. fifteen thou
sand dollars to be expended under the direction Of the
Secretary of the Interior. ag
For the payment for the printing of the returns Of the
Seventh Census and the paper purchased for said print
ing, under the provisions of the jont resolution pro-
yding for the printing and binding Of the returns Of the
Seventh Census approved March third eighteen hun
dred and fifty three, that is to say:
For the printing of the returns before mentioned the
Of fifteen thousand nine hundred and nine dollars and
ninety three cents
For the paper purchased for said printing the sum of
twenyseyen thousand hundred and six dollars and
sixtyegh cents: Prorded That the hereinbefore
mentioned be paid to the printer who executed the print
ing and to the contractor who furnished the paper re-
spectivey, at the Treasury of the United States
For compensation of two additional clerks in the office
Of the Superintendent Of Public Printing thousand
two hundred dollars.
For the printing of Executive departments including
paper and printing the annual estimates of appropriations
for the year thousand eight hundred and ftyfve
and for printing, paper, and binding twenty thousand
copies of the annual report Of the Secretary of the Urea
sury and navigation for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ftythree, nine thousand and
eighty.fve dollars. E
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For the increased compensation of the Secretary of
War, from the fourth of March, eighteen hundred and
three to the thrtieth of june eighteen hundred and
fifty -four two thousand six hundred and y-fve dollars
and fifty five cents.
For rent of house northwest of and Seven
teenth streets, and warming all the in it, three
hundred and eighty-fve dollars.
For the compensation and expenses of the commission
Of civilians and military appointed under the proy
sions of the first section Of the act entitled An act max
ing appropriations for the support Of the army for the
ending the thrtieh of june one thousand eight
hundred and ty-four approved third March, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty three to determine matters
connected with the management of the national armores
five thousand nine hundred and ninety-six dollars and
CENTS or much thereof may be necessary
Provided, That in the payment Of such officers of the
army rs may have served that commission their pay
as such officers shall be deducted.
For arrearages Of pay for services Of volunteers in the
Kentucky regiment called into service in eighteen hun
dred and thirty-six, one thousand dollars.
For arrearages of pay for services rendered by youn
teers or militia in the Black Hawk war; thousand
dollars.
For clothing for tho army camp and garrison equpage
and horse equipments to supply the place of losses
tanned by the wreck Of the steamer San Francisco TWEEN
ty-six thousand FIVE hundred and ninety dollars.
For deficiencies for the railroad surveys between the
Mississippi river and the Pacific ocean, forty thousand
dollars.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
For the increased compensation of the Secretary Of the
Navy from the fourth of March, thousand eight hun
dred and fifty three the thrtieth Of June, thou
sand eight hundred and four two thousand FIVE hun
dred and eighty four dollars and sixty-one cents.
For contingent expenses Of the southwest executive
building, viz
For fuel and lights, seven hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous items, eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the navy that may
for the following purposes viz freight and transporta
tion, printing and stationery advertising in newspapers
books maps models, and drawings, purchase and repair
of engines and machinery repairs Of and attending
steam engines in navy yards purchase aud maintenance
Of horses and oxen and driving teams carts, timber
Wheels and the purchase and repair Of workmens TOOLS
postage Of public letters furniture for houses
pay of wachmen and incidental labor chargeable to
other appropriation labor attending the delivery of
stores civil stations wharfage, dockage and rent
yelling expenses Of officers and others under orders fune
raj expenses, store and Office rent stationery, fuel
missions and pay of clerks to navy agents and storekeep
ers, flags, awnings, and packing boxes, premiums and
other expenses of recruiting experimenting deserters per
diem attending courts martial and