Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-31
iary in Utah Territory, twelve thousand dol

tiary in Utah Territory, twelve thousand dol
For lighting and yentilating the upner story
of the Treasury building, and for giving. addi-
tioBai security TO treasury vault. twenty-four
thousand six hundred and forty dollars
To render the mint at Philadelphia fire-proef,
and to give additional security to the funds de-
posted in its vaults. one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of State to paw to
Messrs. Little, Brown and Company. for. one
hundred and ninety-seven pages of additional
post-of!ee routes in the pamphlet volume of the
United States Statutes at Largs, first session of
the thirty-third Congress, four thousand one
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
To defray expenses incurred. and to be in
Cured, in complying with the resolution of the
House Of Representatives, twenty-sixth De-
cember, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
four, five thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of State TO pay Blythe
and Company, of Port Louis. in the island of
Mauritus the amount of two bills of exchange
drawn upon the Department of State, by George
M. Farnum. commercial agent, in payment of
the expenses incurred in relieving destitute
American citizens. which drafts were .cashed
bv said Blythe and Companp, seven thousnnd
eight hundred and ffty-four dollars and fifty
cents.
For professional services additional to his
regular and ordinary official duties rendered by
the United States attorney for the northern dls-
trict OF California. on behalf of the United
States in the district of San Francisco, in ap-
pea!s from the land commissioner to ascertain
and settle the private land claims in California,
from the first of June, eghteen hundred and
fftv-fve. the sum of ten thousand dollars.
To enable the Commissioner Of Indian Af-
fairs to pay the amount due George r. Herrick
for arrears of paw for services from the first of
April. eighteen hundred and fortysix. to the
eighteenth of July, eighteen hundred and forty
nine, in the business of reservations and grants
under Indian treaties, as provided for one clerk,
at fourteen hundred dollars per annum. by the
six, entitled An act providing for the salaries
of certain officers therein named,o eleven hun
drcd and nine dollars and seventy-nine cents.
For payment of clerks temporarily employed
in the Office of the Postmaster General. from
first July to tenth August, eighteen hundred and
ffty-foUr. three hundred and eighty-seyen dol
lars and thirty-eight cents.
For compensation and expenses of the COM
missioner and the agent of the United States
under the convention for the adjustment OF
claims between the United States and Great
Britain at twelve thousand dollars each for the
entire service twenty-four thousand dollars:
Provided. That this sum shall include what has
already been paid to either of them under the
said convention.
That the Secretary Of State cause the ac-
counts of Joseph Eve, deceased, late charge d.
affairas of the United States to the late Repnb-
lie of Texas to be audited and adjusted by the
r~onar accounting officers of the government
and that the amount found due thereon be paid
to Bcrsey W. Eve, widow of said joseph Eve,
on. of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
of claims. twelve thousand dollars.
For salary of solicitor of said court, three
| thousand five hundred dollars
| For salaries of the two clerks, tnfee NOUS
! and five hundred dollars.
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| Thousand dollars.
For the salaries Of the Judges. solicitor, and
clerks of said court. and for other expenses
thereof. prior to the first day of July; eighteen
hundred and ffty-ive. so much thereof as
NAV he rnnuired FIVE thousand dollars.
For outfit of minister of the United States to
! Spain. nine thousand dollars
For outfit OF charges des affaires, or minister
resident to New Granada, four thousand hve
| hundred dollars.
For expenses of .iepositing public moneys by
receivers of public moneys, forty-one Thousand
dollars.
For salaries and commissions Of registers of
| land offices. and receivers OF punilc moneys,
! one hundred and ten thousand dollars
| For incidental expenses OF the se'erai lahd-
Offices eleven Thousand dollars.
| To enable the Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentativps to purchase for the new members
from Virginia. Kentucky, and New YORK, and
the deleeates from Kansas and Nebraska. the
| "a me hooks as have been furnished the other
members of the House of Representatives, sew
en- thousand four hundred and flfty-two dol
| lars.
| For the contingent expenses of the House of
| Representatives:
| For statatonerv for members, four thousand
nine hundred and ten dollars; and that the al
lowance to members of the House, for the pres
ent session. shall be thirtv-five dollars, instead
| of twenty-five, as heretofore.
For miscellaneous items, ten thousand dol
| lars.
/ For oil for lighthouses, being the difference
between the estimated and actual cost OF that
article. eipltv-two thousand and thirty-four
dollars and seventeen cents.
| For compensation of commissioner provided
in the first article of the reciprocity treaty with
| Great Britain, two thousand dollars.
| For boats and other Incidental expenses con-
nected with the duties of the commissioner
provided in tile first article of the reciprocity
| treaty with Great Britain, three thousand dol
| lars.
For completing the publications of the works
of the exploring expedition, twenty-nine thou
| sand three hundred and twenty dollars.
fro BE CONTINUED.
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