Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08

interior, at the commencement of aaai VI the Lohgress the invoices of seeds and cntt;nos ,nr oiisseu i Wth the money hereby appropriated. and aiso statement of expenses in proenrino a; ''l' ra statistics, and incidental expenses in | seeds, cuttings and information
 fot draW to illustrate the mechanical report of the Commssloner of Patents for the year ls5S ss = ! Hsoital .tr Me Msa1e--For the sunport eloth ing, and medical treatment of the insane of the Dis
 trlct of Columbia, and of the army and navy at tbe asylum in said District, $a45Oo.
 TOT salaries and incidental expenses of the insti tuuoh Tor the instruction of the deaf, dumb and ollnd Tn he District of Columbia authorized by the | act approved May 29th, lS5S S3O00 For exclusion of stables and erection of sheds in conneXon with the stock yard, $4,o0o.
 For heating and ventatng the entire unfinished remainder of the hospital edifce and for slightly re modelling the heating apparatus of the present finish ed portions ol the building, that the nesting and ventilation of the whole establishment shall be one connected and efficient system, Sl5,ooo. For support, care, and medical treatment of forty
 Iahscieht paupers, medical and surgical patients in Washington lnfmary $6 900.
 | $i,00O. For hire of carts on the public grounds sl .O95 5o 1 lie grounds, S5G0. For purchase of trees and tree boxes to replace where necessary such have been planted by the United States, and the repair of pavelnents in front ot the public grounds, S5,O00
 For annual repairs of the Capitol Water closets pubic stables, water pipes, pavcments and other walks within the Capitol Square, broken glass and locks, $6 DOC.
 To enable the commissioner of public buildings to
 ht up with shelves the two rooms at the south end of the library of Congress for the use of the library and for putting up partition in the passage to them $270. '''"' For annual repairs of the Presidents house and furniture improvement of grounds, purchasing trees IF rSat md I,4 L
 and contingent expenses incident thereto s12 00O
 For fuel, in part, of the Presidents house. S1.- 800. s-'
 For lighting the Presidents house and capitol the puplc grounds around them and around the exec utiye offices, and Pennsylvania Avenue, and Bridge ana Hlgh streets in Georgetown. St3.000.
 For erecting thirty additional lamp posts in Bridge and High streets in Georgetown, SSl6.
 TOT purchase of books for [the library at the ex- ecutve mansion, to be expended under the direction of the President of the United States S25O For repairs of the Potomac Navy Yard, and up- per bridges 5000. TT For repairs of Pennsylvania Avenue, s 900. TO pay the residue of the salary due the engineer for constructing the bridge across the Potomac at
 Little Falls, $2,5o9 ST. and for painting the hand railS, and iron work of said bridge S40O: and the bridge IS hereby placed under protection of George
 0"h' Wlth power to regulate the speed of travel and the passage of droves of cattle the same but no | tolls shall be charged
 For public reservation number two, Lafayette | Square, S8.o00.
 For taking care of the grounds south of the Pres- | dents house and keeping them ill order Sl OOO For the payment of laborers employed in shovel ing snow from the walks to and around the Capitol the IreSldehls house, and the pavements along the | $500.
 | For repairs of water pipes $500.
 For repalrs of the furnaces under the Senate Cham Der and supreme Court room Sl 900. | $3 900
 For completing the west wing of the Patent Office | building, filling up the south vest corner of the
 square, setting the curb, and raising Ninth street in
 rGnt of the building to it's proper grade $50, ,Oo0
 For repairing the fence around that portion of the mall upon which the Smithsonian institution is situ- 1 ated sl 900.
 | For cleaning out the sewer traps on Pennsylvana | Avenue. S3OU
 For purchasing plants for the conservatory at the | Presidents house. Sl l,JoO
 For the completion of the Washington aaueduct | So0O,OO0. and in addition thereto so much of the appropriation of S25O 00o for paying existing iabli-
 ties for the Washington aqucduct and preserving the work already done from injury" contained in the act entitled An act making appropriations for cer- tam clvll expenses of the government for the year ending the 3oth June, 1857" approved 18th August, lS56, us may not be required for said purposes. For United States Capitol Extension, s750.oO0: Eroceded That none of this appropriation shall be expended in embeshing any part of the Capitol eX- tension with sculpture or paintings unless the de- signs for the same shall have undergone the exam nation of committee of distinguished artists not
 to exceed three in number to be selected by the Pres dent, and that the designs which said committee shall accept shall also receive the subsequent appro baton of the Joint Committee on the Library of Congress but this provision shall not be construed as to apply to the execution of designs heretofore made ana accepted from Crawford and Rogers. For extension of the General Post Office Sl00,- 900.
 For binding 2,4Oo copies of Code of the District of Columbia at D cents per copy, authorized by act approved Sd March 1855, sl ,s75.
 For detraying the expenses of certain party of Omaha Indians who visited the city of Washington during the months of February and March, 1852 to be expended under the direction of the Secretary the lnterior--being the balance of former appro- priation, which was carried to the surplus fund on the 3oth June, lS51,-$325
 For continuing the extension of the Treasury building, $500 900.
 For continuing the work on the custom house at New Orleans, Louisiana S25000o.
 For continuing the work the ustom house at Charleston, South Carolina $2O0 900. For the completion of custom houses at the fol- lowing places. viz: at Ellsworth Maine S2 900: at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, $50 900: at Bristol, Rhode Island, including fencing and grading 5000; at New Haven Connecticut, $60,05o; at Oswego, New York Sl0 900: at Plattsburg. New York SlO . ooo; at Newark, New Jersey, SO.000; at Norfolk Virginia, S2n 900; at Pensacola Florida S5O0O at St Louis, Missouri, S20509; at Mobile, Alabama, including fencing and paving, $50 ,000; at Galenu, Illinois. $l0,00O: at Milwaukee Wisconsin sl000); and for annual repairs at custom houses, Sl5 900.
 For the completion of marine hospitals at the fol- lowing places, viz at Portland. Maine. S3,000: at St. Marks. Florida s2 ,50G; at New Orleans Louis- ana including filling up site, grading. introducing gas and water pipes and fixtures, and fencing, SS5- 900; at Cincinnati Ohio S5o 00o at Gaena Illinois, 5000; and for annual repairs at marine hospitals Sl5000: PtVcided, That no portion of the sums herein appropriated for the completion of custom h,,.,1 s4I. Charleston and New Orleans, shall be expended un- til the Secretary of the Treasury shall be satisfied that the respectively appropriated will complete the buildings for which they intended land until arrangements shall be made to carry this into sf- feet
 For fencing, grading, paving, and furnishing the custom houses at the following places, viz: At Els worth, Maine, $3,0O0; at Bath, Maine, for furniture alone SLIGO; at Burlington, Vermont, $4,60O; at New Haven, Connecticut, SS,509; at Oswego, New York, s7 300; at Patsburg, New York s9,900; at Newark, New Jersey, $, 200: at Alexandria, Virginia S3 zoo; at Norfolk. Virginia, SIP, ,oo0: at Mobile, Alabama. (for furniture alone S2,60o; at Pensacola, Florida. S2,500 at St. Louis, Missouri S,4 600: at Louisville, Kentucky, s3 900; at Cleaveland Ohio, $7;loo; at Galena, Illinois, s3,7oo; at Miwauke, Wisconsin, S7, TOO.
 For fencing, grading, paving and furnishing the marine hospitals at the fo lowing places viz: at Burlington Vermont, $40; at Chelsea Massachu- | setts (out- buildings, grading and fencing,) Sl9- 700; at St. Marks, Florida, Sl 200; at Detroit Mi chgan, s7 300 at Galena Illinois, s3 500; at Bur lington, Iowa, S4.100 To enable tho Library Committee to complete the payments for series of portraits of the Presidents of the United States, contracted for under authority of Congress- and for framing the same, 900. For paying the expenses of the commissioners ap- pointed in pursuance of the joint resolution of the 26th of February 1851, to enquire into and test the process of J. T. Barclay for preventing the counter letting the coins of the United States, in addition the appropriated by said resolution, $500. For printing ordered by the Senate and House of Representatives during the 35d and 34th Congresses, and paper for the same, SS0 900. . For binding documents ordered to be printed by the House of Re resenatveS during the 33d and 34th Congresses, and for engravings, Autographs, and electrotypes for the same Sl23,500. For binding documents ordered to be printed by the Senate during the 33d and 3ith Congresses. and f'rengravings Autographs, and ccctrotopes for the | same, $l.3,o0o.
 To enable the Secretary of the Interiorto eomplete the digest ot the statistics of manufactures accorno
 the returns of ths 7th census s 5uo but the work
 Is not to be undertaken unless the Secretary of tbe
 Interior shall be satisfied that the sum hereinbefore mentioned will complete the work 4ur Y For making the necessary repairs to the iail in Washington city, and putting venetian blinds to the Ix,,,, ,1,v. f,as af