Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

tolls shall be charged.
For public reservation number two, Lafay-
cite Square, three thousand dollars.
For taking care of the grounds south OF
the fresident's house and keeping them in
order, one thousand dollars.
For the payment of laborers employed in
shoveling snow from the walks to and around
the Capitol the Presidents house. aud tie
pavements along the government reservations
on Pennsylvania avenue, eight hundred dol
lars.
For repairs Of water pipes, FIVE hundred
| dollars
For repairs of the furnaces under the SEN
ate Chamber and Supreme Court room, one
! thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of the Patent Office
| building, three thousand dollars
| For completing the west wing of the pat
ent office building, filling up the southwest
| corner OF the square, setting the curb. and
raising Ninth street IN front of the building
to Its proper grade, fifty thousand dollars.
| Tor repairing the fence around that portion
of the mail upon which the Smithsonian in
stitution is situated, one thousand dollars.
For cleaning out the sewer traps on Penn
sylvania avenue, three hundred dollars.
For purchasing plants for the conservatory
at the Presidents house, one thousand dol
lars.
For the completion of the Washington
Aqueduct, eight hundred thousand dollars.
and in addition thereto, SO much of the ap-
preparation OF two hundred anu tiftv thousand
dollars "ior paying existing liabilities for the
Washington Aqueduct, and preserving the
work already done from injury" contained in
tba i.j -. An
tons for certain civil expenses OF the govern
ment for the year ending the thirtieth June,
eighteen hundred and ttty-seven," approved
eighteenth August, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six, as may not be required for said pur-
poses. For United States Capitol Extension.
seven hundred and fifty thousand dolais:-
Provided, That none OF this APPROPRIATION
shall be expended III tablIshing any part Of
the Capitol extension with sculpture or paint
ings unless the designs for the same shall
have undergone the examination Of COM
mittee OF distinguished artists, not to exceed
three n number, to be selected by the Pres
ideut. and that the designs which said com
nIttee shall accept shall, also, receive the
subsequent appropriation Of the Joint Com
mlttee on tho Library of Congress, but this
provision shall not be construed as to an
ply 10 the execution ol designs heretofore
made and accepted from Crawford and ko-
gers.
For extension Of the General Pest Office,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For binding two thousand four hundred
copies Of Code of the District of Columbia, at
aesen'y -nNe csuto p-! ra, s, .ll4o.a.... D., AT
approved third March, eighteen hundred aud
fifty five one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-tve dollars.
For defraying the expenses Of a CERTAIN
Tartv Of Omaha Indians ho visited the city Of
Washington during the months .. ie1.l.s..y
and March, eighteen hundred and tiftytwo,
to be expeud under the direction of the
Secretary of the lnterior-being the balance
OF 4 forner appropriation, which was carried
TO the surplus fund on the thirtieth June,
eighteen hundred and ifty-seYen-three hun
dreI and thirty-fve dollars.
For continuing the extension Of the Treas
ury building, FIVE hundred thousand dollars.
For continuing he work on the custom
house at New OlIeaGs, Louisiana, two Ian
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
For continuing the work on the custom
house at Charleston, South Carolina two hun
dred thousand dollars.
For the completion Of custom houses at the
following places, VIZ: ut Ellsworth, Maine two
Thousand dollars; at Portsmouth. New Hamp
shire, fifty thou~an, dollars; at Bristol Rho le
Island including fencing and grading, FIVE
thousand dollars; at O,wego, New York, ten
thousand dollars; al PlattsburLh, New York,
ten thousand dollars; al Newark New Jersey.
ten thousand dollars; At Pensacola, Florida,
FIVE thousand doilsIs; at st. Louis, Missouri,
twenty thousand dollars; at Mobile, Alabama,
| including fencing and paving, thirty thousand
dollars; AT Galena, Illinois, ten thousand dol
lars; and for annual repairs at custom houses,
fifteen thousand dollars. For the completion
OF marine hospitals at the following places,
viz: at Portland, Maine, three thousand dol
lars; at st. Marks Florida, two thousand five
hundred dollars; at New Orleans, Louisiana,
including filing up site, grading, introducing
gas and water pipes and fixtures, and fencing
eighty five Thousand dollars; at Cincinnati,
Ohio, fifty thousand dollars; and for Annual
repairs at marine hospitals, fifteen thousand
dollars; Provided: That no portion oi the
sums herein appropriated for the completion
of custom-houses and marine hospitals except
ing those oi Charleston, anu New Orleans,
shall be expended until the Secretary of the
Treasury shall be satisfied that the sums re-
specti, ely appropriated viii com plete the build
| ings for which they are intended and until
arrangements shall be made to carry this into
effect.
For fencing, grading, paving. and furnish
| ing the custom houses at the following places,
viz: At Ellsworth, Maine, three thousand
dollars; at Bath. Maine, (for furniture alone
eleven hundred dollars; at Burlington, Yer
mont, Four thousand six hundred dollars; at
New Haven, Connecticut, eight thousand five
hundred dollars; at Oswego, New York, sew
| en- thousand three hundred dollars; at Platts-
| burg, New York, nine thousand nine hundred
dollars; at Newark. New Jersey, five thousand
| swo aasasea do.lags. al .5ls1an4E.A, y u, 3 .s
| three thousand seven hundred dollars; at