The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

dents house, S600. For compensation of assistant doorkeeper at the Presidents house, $43S.
 For compensation of four draw keepers al the Po- tomacbridge, and for fuel. oil, and lamps, $3 266 For compensation of two draw keepers at the two bridges the eastern branch of the Potomac and fuel, oil and lamps sl,lS0. For compensation of the Auxiliary Guard fuel and oil for lamps. S19 400.
 For support, care and medical treatment of egh- teen transient paupers medical and surgical patents Ill Washington intirmary. $3000.
 For purchase of manure for the public grounds Sl.- 900.
 For hire of carts on the public grounds, sl ,OOo.
 For purchase and repair of tools used in the public grounds, $500.
 For purchase of trees and tree boxes to replace, where necessary, such as have been planted by the United States, and the repair of pavements in front of the public grounds, $5,000.
 For compensation of one night watchman employ ed for the better protection of the buildings lying south of the Capitol and used public stables and carpenters shop, S600
 For annual repairs of the Capitol, water closets pu0lc stables, water pipes. pavements, and other walks within the Capitol square broken glass; and locks. S5 900.
 For annual repairs of the Presidents house, i'm provement oi grounds, purchasing trees and plants for garden and making hotbeds therein, $6,000. For removing the stone wall which now forms the southern boundary of the park at the Presidents, in accordance with the recommendation and plan sub mtted by the Commissioner of Public Buildings. l5,000
 For removing the old engine house of the Franklin Fire Company from the triangular space on Pennsyl- vania Avenue, between Thirteenth and Foueteenth Streets and nclosing said space with an iron fence and Improving it, $6,O00. For removing the present dome over the central portion of the Capitol and the construction of one upon the plan as designed by Thomas U. Walter, architect of the Capitol extenson under the direction of the President of the United States, Sl0o00O
 For public reservation number two and Lafayette Square, $3,000.
 For ncosing the circle at the intersection of Penn sylvania Avenue with New Hampshire Avenue. and k and Twenty Third Streets and Improving the space within said circle, 900.
 For inclosing the triangular space, upon which the western market-house recently stood, with an iron fence, and Improving the same $5,o00 For repairs of Pennsylvania Avenue, S1, 900.
 For tootway on north front of the Presidents house. in lieu of the brick pavement now much brok- en- containing l7,l76 square feet at 2S cents per foo
 For finishing the brick pavement on the south front of Lafayette Square, s1 900.
 For purchase of books for library at the executive mansion. to be expended under the direction of thA President of the United States, S25o
 To complete and revise the grades of the city of ashlngton and to determine the plans for the drain age and sewerage thereof per act of August 31 1852 S5.UQ0.
 For taking of the grounds south of the Presi- dents house, continuing the improvements of the same, and keeping them in order S3,000.
 For the completion of the east wing of the Patent OlHeo ouIIuIng, ana the improvements connected herewith $10,700. For lightning the Presidents house and Capitol the public grounds around them, and around the executive offices and Pennsylvania Avenue, East Ca pto Street to Second Street. $25 .000 For fuel for the Presidents house. s1 900. For furnace keeper at the Presidents house, s365 To complete the furnishing of the room of the new wing o the Patent Office building, with furniture and providing the saloon therein with cases for mo- dels S15 900.
 For thec collection of agricultural statistics and pro- curing and distributing cutting and seeds, S25 00O
 For continuing the work on the Washington aque- duct, S250, ,000
 For completing the engravings and illustrations of the Mexican boundary survey. Sl0,000. To meet the expenses of the transportation of cer tam persons from San Diego to San Francisco Cali forna charged with violation of the neutrality laws of the United States and who surrendered themselves to the military authorities S1 200. For salaries and incidental expenses of the com mission appointed under the net of 3d of March 1S51 for settling land-cams in California from 3d March, looo, to 3d March, 1856, in addition to unexpended balance Sl20,000.
 For compensation of thirty clerks of class one, ten of class two, nine of class three and one at s2 900 per annum, one messenger at S940, messenger at $500, two laborers Ut $576 each and four watchmen at $500 each per annum for temporary service the discretion of the Secretary of the Interior in the Pen sion Office on account of bounty lands, ST, ,390.
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