, 1856-10-31
PENITENTIARY.


For compensation of the warden, clerk. physician,
chaplain assistant keepers guards, and marOn Of the
pententiary of the District Ut Columbia, twelve thou
sand five hundred and sixty dollars.
For compensation of three inspectors Of said peni-
Territory, scven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the support and maintenance Of said penitentia
ry thousand and cightytye dollars including four
thousand dollars for furnaces,
For dcliaying the expenses Of the Supreme, circuit
and dstri courts, Of the United States, including the
District OF CGmbia; also for jarors and witnesses ia
aid o. the funds arising from fines penalties, and for
eituTers incurred in the fiscal year ending June thir
teth, eighteen hundred and ftyseven, and previous
years and likewise for defnying the expenses OF
Of suits in which the United States concerned and
of prosecutions for offences committed against the
United States, and for the safekeeping of prisoners
one million dollars.
For rent Of surveyor generals office In Oregon fuel
books stationery and other incidental expenses, three
thousand dollars.
For Office rent for the surveyor general Of Washing
ton Territory, fuel books, stationery and other incl
dental expenses, three thousand dollars.
For rent Of surveyor generals office in Kansas and
Nebraska, fuel books stationery and other incidental
expenses, three thousand dollars.
For Office rent for the surveyor general Of Utah Ter
rtory, fuel books stationery furniture, and other in
cidentIl expenses, three thousand dollars.
For compensation Of translator in the Office Of the
surveyor general of New Mexico, two thousand collars
For rent Of the surveyor generals Office in New Mex
leo, fuel, books stationery, and other incidental ex
pehses, three thousand dollars.
charge Of the main furnace In the Capitol three hun
dred and fifty dollars, and twenty per cent thereon,
per act twentysecond April one thousand eight hun
dred and hftyiour-making together, four hundred
and twenty dollars.
For compensation 10 the laborer in charge Of the
wateclosets in the Capitol three hundred aud sixty
five dollars and twenty per cent. thereon, per act
twenty second April one thousand elget hundred and
ty-fOur-muking together, four hundred and thirty
eight dollars.
For compensation to the public gardner twelve hun
dred dollars and twenty per cent. thereon per act
twenty second April, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-I y-IUur-making together thousand four hun
dred and forty dollars.
For compensation Of six laborers employed In the
public grounds and Presidents garden, at forty dollars
per month each and twenty per cent thereon per act
TWEEN y-secOnd April, one thousand eight hundred and
yfIur-makihg together, nine thousand two hun
dred aud sixteen dollars.
For compensation Of the keeper Of the western gate
Capitol square, seven hundred and thirty dollars and
twenty per cent thereon, per act twentysecond April
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four making t.
gether, eight hundred and seyenty-six dollars
For compensation Of two day watchmen employed
in the Capitol Square, at five hundred dollars each
and twenty per cent thereon, per act twcutysecond
April, one thousand eight hundred and utyiour-
making 'gethtr, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation OF two night watchmcn employed
at the Presidents House, at Ave hundred dollars each
and twenty per cent. thereon, per act twentysecond
April, one thousand eight hundred and fity-four
making together, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the door keeper at the Presi
dents House, five hundred dollars, aud twenty per
cent. thereon, per act twentysecond April, one thou
sand eight hundred and hfty-fOur--making together
six hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the assistant doorkeeper at the
Presidents House, three hundred and siXty-Hye dol
lars and twenty per cent thereon per act twentysec
Ond April one th slnd eight hundred and thirty eight
dollars.
For compensation Of one night watchman employed
fr the better protection Of the buildings lying south
Of the Capitol and used public stlboS aud cArpen
ters Shops i've hundred dollars and twenty per cent.
{ .ere1n, per act twenty-secOnd April one thousand
eight hundred and hfIyiour-makng together, six
hundred dollars.
For compensation Of four daw-kccpers at the Po-
tomac bridge, and twenty per cent thereon, per act
twent econl April one thousand eight hundred and
hftyfIur, AID for fel oil, and lamps-makng tpgeth
er three thousand two hundred and sxty-sx dollars
For compensation Of two dlRw-keepers at the two
bridges across the eastern branch Of the Potomac, at
four hundred and fifty dollars each and twenty per
cent thereon, per act twenty second April thou
sand eight dundred and dftyfUur and for fuel oil and
hmps-making together, one thousand one hundred
and eighty dollars.
For arrcarages dae Bailey Brown keeper Of the up
Der Eastern Branch bridge for expenses incurred in
the years eighteen hundred and hftythree and egh.
teen hundred and fftyOur, In the purchase Of fuel
oil and repairs Of lamps, one hundred dollars.
For compensation OF the auxiliary guard, and for
fuel and oil for lamps nineteen thousand four hundred
dollars.
For furnace keeper at the Presidents House, three
hundred and sXty-iyc dollars.
For printing and publishing one thousand copies of
the papers of James Madison now In the archives of
the State Department under the direction aud control
OF the Joint Committee on the Library of Congress,
six thousand dollars Provided that said works be
printed by the public printer, and that no more be
paid for such printing than the amount authorized by
the law regulating the public printing