Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-11

lContinHsd from SHpplsmenf.1
BY the act for the relief of George
Chorpenning, jr.
To enable the Postmaster General to
adjust and settle the claim Of said
Chorpenning, as surviving partner
OF Woodward & Chorpenning, and
in his own right, for carrying the
mails by San Pedro, and for supply
ing the post Office In Carson's VAL
lev, and also carrying part of.ths
independence mail by California;
allowing a pro rata increase Of .
for the Distance by San
Pedro, for the service to Carson's
Valley, and for such part Of the
eastern mail as was carried by CAL
ifornia, during all the time when
said services were performed, as
shown by the afidavits and proofs
on file in the House Of Representa-
tives. Observation-Disclosures. Indef
To enable the Postmaster General to
adjust and settle the claim Of said
Chorpenning, as surviving partner
OF w oodward and Chorpenning, for
damages on account of the annul-
ment or suspension of Woodward
and Chorpenning's contract for car
rying the United States mail from
Sacramento in California, to Salt
Lake, in Utah Territory, as shown
in the affidavits and proofs on file in
the House of Representatives. Indefi
To enable the Postmaster General to
allow and pay to said Chorpenning
his full contract pay during the suS-
pension Of w OodwaTd and Chorpen-
ning's contract, from the fifteenth
day of March, eighteen hundred and
tfty-three, to the first Of July, of the
same year; and also to allow and pay
to said Chorpenning thirty thousand
dollars per annum from the first
day of July, eighteen hundred and
ffty-three, when he resumed SER
vice under the contract of Wood
ward and Chorpennng, down to
the termination Of his present con-
tract, which said sum Of thirty thou
sand dollars per annum shall be in
lieu Of the contract pay under both
contracts .................... Indeh
By the act for the relief of Thomas
Rhodes and jeremiah Austill.
To pay to Thomas Rhodes and Jere-
miah Austill, for their expenses in
constructing -oad from Mobile, In
Alabama, to Pascagoula bay, for the
transportation Of the mail in the
year eighteen hundred and twenty
elght ....................... 40
BY the act for the benefit of William
l.. Oliver
To place the name OF William l.. Oil
yer, Of Davis county, in the State Of
Iowa, upon the roll OF invalid pen
sioners, and pay him from the first
day OF January, eighteen hundred
and tfty-six, the sum of ten dollars
per month during his natural life.. Indef
BY the act for the relief of BENJAMIN
w. Smithson.
For the pay and emoluments of a cap
tain, from the date of his resiuna-
ton until he was informed by his
commanding officer of the accept
ance Of the same. and discharged
from the service of the United
States, deducting therefrom such
amount as may have been paid him
for services during the same time. Indeh
BY the act for the relief Of Mark and
Richard II. Bean, Of the State of
Arkansas.
To adjust upon principles Of equity
and justice the claim Of Mark and
Richard II. Bean, and to pay what
ever may be found due, deducting
what they may have heretofore re-
celVeo .-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
BY the act for the relief of Isaac
Swain.
For freight on stores for the army of
the United States, from Benicia. I'm
California, to the Government hulk
or post-landing near that place, and
for injuries received by his ship,
Ellen Brooks, whilst lying at said
post-landing ...-................. as
BY the act for the relief of Robert
Davis.
For the value of horse lost by him
IN Dattle. l.
BY the resolution to authorize the
Secretary Of State and the Secretary
of the Int ior TO settle the claim Of
William Carey Jones, for certain
services.
For compensation for services per-
formed by him in the years eighteen
hundred and forty-nfne and eigh-
teen hundred and fifty. as special
agent of the United states to Mexi
co and California and that the
amount which shall be allowed by
them shall be paid TO said Jones,
on his giving d receipt therefor
and in all compensation for said
........--... Indefi
BY the joint resolution in favor of
w. Nye.
For Improvements made upon the
public grounds, for which he has
received no compensation. ..... 40