Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-18

improve ments Of the same, and Keep
ing them N o. der .....-...................
For the com.ist,cp Of the sxst wing If
tn Patent ofic, building, and the
improvements injected herewith.
For llghtiEg the Presidents house and
Capitol, The public grounds around
them and around the executive on
ces and Pennsylvania avenue, batt
Capitol street to Second street ..........
For fuel for the Presidents house. ........
For furnace keeper at the Presidents
h0uee...."................
To complies the furnishing Of III. rooms
Of the new wing CT the Patent Once
building with furniture, and provid-
ing the saloon therein wi b cases for
moQsis................
For the collection of Agricultural sta 10
tics, and procsrins and distributing
cult ngs and seeds........ .........,..,....
Fer continuing the work On the Wash
lug on aQueduct... .......-.......-.........
For com. listing the eugravings sn, IL
lustra ions Of the mexican boundary
eurvey.................. .........'..............
To meet the expenses Of the trar sports
ton Of certain PERSONS from San Die
20 to San Francisco. California,
charged with Q violation OF the peu-
tralisy laws of the United States, and
wko surrendered themselves to the
military authorities.................-.....
For salaries and IL cidsntal expenses OF
the commission appointed under the
act oftbird March, eighteen hundred
and nfty-one, for settling land claims
in California, from third March
eighteen hundred and fifty Ave, to
third March, eighteen hundrsd and
ffty-;iX, in addition to unexpepd ed
balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For compensation of thirty clerks Of
class one, ten Of class two, Zine Of
class three, and one at two thousand
dollars per annum, one messenger at
eight hundred and forty dollars, one
messenger at SIX hundred dollars,
two laborers at i've hundred and
seventy ak dollars eaeh, snd four
wa.chmsn at six buodred dollars esch
per snnum, for temporary service at
the discretion Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, In the Pension Once, on 40.
count of bounty lande.....................
For contingent expenses, viz:
For rent Of rooms. stationery, epgrar
wing plates for bounty land warrant,
paper, and printing the sane. bind
Ing DO: ke, blank books for registers,
ONCE furniture, aud miscellaneous
ltems............-..-"
For expenses OF the current fiscal year
on account OF military bounty lands.
For clerk hire,!pltents, records, station
cry, and miscellaneous items in the
General Land Office, on account Of
military bounty lsnds....................
one, to be employed temporarily in
the ONCE of the Third Auditor, On &C.
cunt Of military bounty lands.
compensation forthe services Of his
two sens. as clerks in the Pension
Ofics, for the time they were engaged
as such. Indefinite
To enable the SecI etsry of Wsr to cause
to be CONSTRUCTED on such site, in Q
central position on the public
grounds. In the city Of Washington,
as may be selected ~ the President OF
the United States, . suitable building
for the care ard preserva ton Of the
ordnance, arms, and accoutrements
of the United Stat 8, required for the
use ef the volunteers aud militia Of
the District Ct Columbia, and for the
care and preservation Of the military
trophies of the revolutionary and
other wars, and for the deposit CT
newly invented and model arms, for
the military service, the said ord q.
nsrce aud arms, and the building, to
be used by the volunteers and militia
Of the District of Columbia under
such regulations az may Be pre-
scribed By the Presidept..................
To suppl deficiencies In the ap-
propriatiors for the service cf the
fLeal year ending the thirtieth
Of June, one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty five. for additional
to the appropriations BY the act
of fourth August, eighteen hun
dred and Of. y-four, for tie oon-
tingent ex enses Of the Eenats,
viz:
For binding
For lithographing and engraving, ......
For the Home Of Representatives,
viz:
Fer twsnty-four copies of "Globe, for
each member and el'gste Of the SEQ
ond session OF the thirty. third Con-
For binding twenty-four copies Of Globe
for each member and dslegsts Of the
second session Of the thirty-third
congress. .......-....................
For reporting the debates CT the SEQ
ond session Of the thirty-.hiri Con-
grees- .....-.....................
To enatl. John c. hives to pay the re.
portsrs of the Hous, for the Congress
sional Gibbs, viz: William W. Cor
ran, William Hineks, Frarris II.
suith, John ]. McElhone, Theodore
F. Andrews, Charles B Collar, aud
Henry q. Hayes, the same amount of
additional compensation for reporting
the debates Of the Houfe for the
present session of Congress a. has
been heretofore paid them, eight hun
dred dollars each....................
For the payment of like sum 10 each
OF the reporters Of the Senate, name
ly; Richard Sutton, d. p. Murray,
y. z. Murphy 4. n. Patterson,
Henry Pardon, James J. Murphy,
Ad David W. Browr.....
To pay for twenty-four copies of the
Congressional 0lobs and Appendix Of
the first session Of the present Con-
gress, for each Of the delegates from
Nebraska and Karsas, being forty.
eight opies, at Elk dollars per copy
For binding the same, one hundred and
nlnety-two volumes, at sixty cents Q
Toiuue.................. ........-...............
Fer additional amount required for
binding documents..........-...
For additional amount required for en-.
gravipg and hthographing ..............
For the payment CT salaries and othe,
expenses Ct the Census Bureau, I'M.
til the completion Of the mortality
For supply ing a def tieccy in the a ppro-
pristion for the printing Of the ex.
ecutive departments.
For The completion Of the printing of
the senate, ordered a ths present
session, and paper for the same.....
For the compfetion ef the printing Of
the House, ordered ct the present
s'ssion, and paper for the same .........
TO pay Norman r Haskell, of Michi-
gan, In full Of charges Is custodian of
public propsrty.......................
To pay the draughtsmen ard clerks en-.
ployed upon the maps of the public
lands for the House Of Representa-