Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
NO. 49,.

For compensation to F. w. Lander, civil en-
gineer, for furnishing report of his reconnois-
sance for a railroad route from Washington and
Oregon Territory, by the way of Fort Hall, 10
Salt Lake, i've thousand dollars.
LIBRARY OF, CoNGREss.-For COMPENSATION
of librarian. three assistant librarians and
messenger. nine thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF said library, one
For purchase OF books for said library, five
Thousand dollars.
For purchase of law-books for said library.
two thousand dollars.
For paperrequired for the printing of the first
session of the thirty-fourth Congress, one hun
dred and eight dollars.
For printing required for the first session OF
the thirty-fourth Congress, one hundred and
fifteen thousand dollars: Provided. That the
printed sheets for the finer description of books
authorised by either house of Congress, shall
be dryepressed before being bound, whenever,
in the opinion of the Joint Committee on Print
ing, it is deemed necessary; the cost thereof not
to exceed the sum Of fifty cents per ream me-
dum.
ExEcUrIvE.-For compensation of the pres-
ident of the United States, twenty-five thous-
and dollars.
For compensation to secretary to sign pat
ents for lands, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-For compensation
OF the Secretary OF State, clerks, messenger,
assistant messenger, and Iaborers in his office
fifty-two thousand six hundred and ninety-t,yo
dollars.
FoR THE INCIDENTAL AND Coxr1Noxxr Ex-
PENsEs OF SAID DEPARTMENT.-For publish
ing the laws in pamphlet form. and in the news
papers of the States and Territories and in the
city of Washington, nineteen thousand seven
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
| For proof-reading, packing, additional COM
pensation to packer, and distributing laws and
documents. including cases, labor, and trans
portation. fifteen thousand two hundred dollars.
| For stationary, blank books. binding, labor,
and attendance. furniture. fixtures. repairs,
painting and glazing, six thousand FIVE hundred
| dollars.
| For copperplate printing, books and maps,
one thousond dollars.
For newspapers, four hundred dollars.
For extra clerk hire and copying, two thous-
and dollars: said clerks to be employed only
| during the session of Congress, or when indis-
pensably necessary, to enable the department
to answer some call made by either house of
Congress at one session, to be answered at an
other.
For miscellaneous items, one thousand dol
For compiling and supervising the publica-
ton of the Biennial Register, five hundred dol
| lars.
| For binding books and music in the copyright
bureau, and procuring portfolios for the prints
| and engravings, FIVE hundred dollars.
To enable the Secretary of State to purchase
of messrs. Little, Brown and COMPANY. FIVE
hundred copies of their new edition OF Wheat
| tributed to the foreign ministers and consnls,
and to the departments at home, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
To enable the Secretary of State to purchase
fifty copies each. of volumes sixteen and sew
enteen of Towards Reports of the Decisions
| of the Supreme Court OF the United States, FIVE
hundred dollars.
| To enable the Secretary of State TO purchase
| of Messrs. Little, Brown and Company. two
thousand copies of the tenth volume OF the
United States Statutes at Large. for distribution
agreeably to acts of Congress directing the dis
tribution OF the other volumes, seven thousand
! dollars.
! NoRTHEAsr EXECUTIVE BUILDsNG.- For
compensation OF the superintendent, four watch
men, and two laboFers of the northeast execu-
tive building, three thousand eight hundred and
two dollars.
For contingent expenses of said building. viz:
For fuel, light, labor. and repairs, three thou
sand three hundred dollars.
/ Treasury DEPAR1MENT.-FoT compensl-
ton of the Secretary of the Treasury and As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, clerks, mes
office, ifty-6ye thousand five hundred and sew
entv-two dollars.
For compensation Of the First Comptroller.
and the clerks, passenger, and laboreFs in his
Office, twentv-nine thousand four hundred snd
ninety-two dollars.
For compensation OF the Second Comptroller
and the clerks, messenger, and laborer in his
Office, twenty-nine thousand two hundred and
sixteen dollars.
For compensation of the First Auditor, aad
the clerks, messenger, assistant messenger, and
laborer in his Office. fortv-one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-six dollars.
Il For compensation of the Second Auditor.
and the clerks. messenger, assistant messenger.
and iaborer in his Office, thirty-fiye thousand
four hundred and sixteen dollars.
For compensation of the Third Auditor, and
the clerks. messengers, assistant messenger.
and labcrers in his Office, one hundred and sew
tcrt thoaz and k-n t1ra
For compensation of the Fourth Auditor,
and the clerks, messenger, and assistant mes
!. senger in his Office, thirty thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For compensation OF the Fifth Auditor, and
the clerks, messenger-and iaborer in his Office,
fifteen thousand and sixteen dollars
For compensation of the Auditor OF the Post
| Office Depzftment, and the clerks, messenger.
assistant messenger. and Iaborers in his Office,
{ one hundred and sixty-five thousand six hund-
red and txenty-four dollars.
/ For compensation of the Treasurer of the
United States, and the clerks, messenger, assis-
tant messenger, and iaboTeTs Ia his Office, TWEEN
ty-ive thousand four hundred and eighty-two
4 dollars.
For compensation OF the Register of the
: Treasury, and the clerks, messenger, assistant
messengers, and laborers in his Office, forty
n seven thousand and ffty-two dollars.
For compensation Of the Solicitor of the
Treasury, aud the clerks and messenger in his
Office, twelve thousand nine hundred dollars.
: For compensation OF Commissioners OF Gus
toms, and the clerks, messenger, and laborer IN
: his Office, twenty thousand four hundred and
sixteen dollars.
Il For compensation OF the clerks and messen-
ger Of the Lighthouse Board, eight thousand
: nine hundred and seyenty-six dollars.
CosTTaeENT EXPENSES or THE TTEAsUzy
: iDEPARTMEST.-
In the Office of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
II For labor, blank books, stationary, binding,
sealing ships' registers, transiatng foreign lam
e guages. advertising, and extra clerk hire for
preparing and collecting information 70 be laid
: before Congress-said clerks to be employed
IonIy during the session OF Congress-. or when
= Indispensable necessary to efehle the depart
.nent to answer some call made By either house
d of Congress at enc session. to be answered at