Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-05-14
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF REVENUE
FROM LANDS.

EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF REVENUE
FROM LANDS.
To meet the expenses of collecting the
revenue from the sale Of public lands in the
several States and Territories, in addition to
the balances Of former appropriation:
For salaries and commissions of rcgisters OF
land offices and receivers of public moneys,
two hundred and ten thousand Eve hundred
dollars.
For expenses Of depositing public moneys
by receivers of public moneys, thirty-nin
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For incidental expenses of the several land
Offices, fifteen thousand five hundred dollars.
PENITENTIARY.
For compensation of the warden, clerk,
physician, chaplain, assistant keepers guards,
and matron of the penitentiary of the District
of Columbia, twelve thousand Eve hundred
and forty dollars.
For compensation of three inspectors of
said penitentiary, seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
For the support and maintenance of said
penitentiary, four thousand nine hundred and
sixty-fve dollars.
FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE COLLECTIONS
OF THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
For compensation of keepers, watchmen,
and laborers therefor, three thousand four hun
and fifty dollars.
For contingent expenses, two hundsed dol
lars.
For the construction and erection Of suitable
cases to receive the collections Of the United
States exploring expedition, and Others, in
geology, mineralogy, belonging to the United
States, now in the Patent Office and elsewhere
in Washington, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the expense of the transfer Of these
collections, aud the permanent arrangement oI
the cases, two thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses Of the Supreme,
circuit, and district courts Of the United States
including the District of Columbia; also fOI
Jurors and witnesses, in aid Of the fundsarising
from fines, penalties, and forfeitures incurred
in the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-eight, and previous
year; and likewise for defraying the expenses
of suits in which the United States are con-
cerned, and of prosecutions for offences com
mitted against the United States, and for the
safe-keeping of prisoners, one million dollars
, To pay for furniture for the district court
room Of the eastern district of Virginia here
tofore purchased by the marshal of that dis
trict, two hundred and forty-nine dollars.
For stationery, blank books, plans, draw.
ings, and other contingent expenses of tho
Office of the Commissioner of Public Build
ings, two hundred and fifty dollars.
, For compensation, in part, for the messenge
in charge Of the main furnace in the Capitol
four hundred and twenty dollars.
For compensation to the laboIer in charg
of the water-closets in the Capitol, four nun
! dred and thirty-eight dollars
q For compensation to the public gardener
one thousand four hundred and forty dollar;
e For compensation of eighteen laborers EN-
/ ployed in the public grounds and President
garden, ten thousand eight hundred dollars.
For compensation of the keeper Of th
y western gate, Capitol Square, eight hundre'
and seventy-six dollars.
$ For compensation of two day watchme
Y employed in the Capitol Square, one thousan
two hundred dollars. q-...
For compensation of two night watehme
employed at the Presidents House, one thou
e sand two hundred dollars. s..
!. For compensation of the door keeper at th
Y Presidents House, six hundred dollars. a
: For compensation of the assistant door
keeper at the Presidents House, four hundre'
s and thirty-eight dollars.
a For compensation of one night watchmal
employed for the better protection of th
buildings lying south of the Capitol, and use'
as public stables and carpenters shops, 81,
n hundred dollars. ae
For extending the propngating deportmen
of the botanic garden and introducing waite
into the same from the Capitol square, twenty
G six hundred dollars to be expended under tn
: direction Of the Commissioner Of Public Build
: ings.
For compensation if draw-decpers at tn
# two bridges across the Eastern branch Of tn
Potomac, and for. fuel, oil, and lamps-On
b thousand one hundred and eighty dollars.
!, For compensation of the auxiliary guard
and for fuel and oil for lamps, nineteen :hou
S sand four hundred dollars. lsa. .4
: For furnace keeper at the Presidents House
!. three hundred and sixty five dollars
!, For procuring manure, tools, fuel, repairs
,t purchasing trees and shrubs for ,tanC gardens
d twenty three hundred dollars, to be expended
: under the direction Of the Library Committe
Of Congress.
# For pay Of horticulturist and assistants i
kuo dllti Si6Cu nOAoSoS NV tnOI
sard one hundred and twenty one dollars an
d fifty cents, to be expended under the directio
: of the Library Committee of Congress.
+ Sec 2. And be at further enacted, TIL;
the provisions Of the twenty eigh:h section {
e the act entitled "An act making appropriation
o for the civil and diplomatic expenses of gov
eminent for the year ending the thirtieth {
n June, eighteen hundred and ffty-six, and f
: other purposes approved third March, eigh
b teen hundred and ifty-fge, be, and the sam
n is hereby, extended for the term Of two year
J. Sec. 8. And be IL further enacted, Tn;
o the persons having claims for services rendered
Il OF expenses incurred, in the Cayuse war, wh
failed to present them within the time Or,
: scribcd by law, shall be entitled to receive pay
d ment therefor, as though the same had bee
If presented within the time prescribed by laz
|, to be paid out of the unex pended approprii
ton heretofore made for the payment of sue
,e services and expenses. including the claim
y Mr. Goodwin, for services as clerk to Cove
sr nor Gaines while acting as Cayuse war con
{. missioner.
J. Sec. f. And be 1t further enacted, Th:
le in addition 70 those now authorized BY laV
d there may be employed By the Secretary
d State one clerk Of class two by the SecretaI
s,4of the Treasury in the Office of the Auditor
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