Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

and expenses TO survey or to locate private
lan claims IN louisiana, in addition to the
unexpended balances of all former appropria-
tons, forty thousand dollars.
For correcting erroneous and defective line.
| OF public and private surveys in Illinois and
Missouri, at a rate not exceeding six dollar.
per mile, one thousand dollars.
For surveying in louisiana at augmented
rates now authorized by law, three thousand
dollars
For surveying the public land. and private
isai e.ai,ns in California, iucIucfug oTfice ex-
penses incident to the survey of claims, and
to be disbursed at the rates prescribed bv
law for the different kinds of work. one hun
dred thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey of base, meri-
dian, standard parallels, township and section
lines in New Mexico, twenty five thousand
dollars
For surveying such of the private claims in
New Mexico a. shall have bee n confirmed bv
Congress, inciudm. expenses incurred by the
surscyor general ia adjudicating the same.
fifteen thousand dollars,
For surveying the necessary base, meridian,
standard parallels, township and section lines
IN Kansas and Nebraska, also outlines of In
dian reservations, one hundred thousand dol
lars
Fer preparing the unfinished records of
public and private surveys to be transferred
to the State authority, under the provisions
of the act OF twelfth June, eighteen hundred
and forty. in those districts where the surveys
are about being completed, ten thousand dol.
lars.
For surveys and examinations of the sur
nf the IN t,lI,. lands IN th1Sa yyl.
the offices OF the surveyors general have been,
or shall be, closed, under the acts of the
twelfth June, eighteen hundred and forty.
apd twenty-second January, eighteen hundred
and fifty three, including two thousand dol
lars for salary Of the clerk detailed to this
special service in the general land office, two
thousand dollars.
For 90 lecung of agricultural statistics, i'll
vestigations Tor promoting agricultural and
rural ecouomy, and the procurements of cut
tings and seeds, sixty thousand dollars: Pro-
vided, That il s..aii be the duty Of the Com
missioner Of Patents to submit to the Secre-
targ OF the Interior, al the commencement OF
each session Of Congress, the invoices OF seeds
and cuttings purchased with the money here
by appropriated; and also a statement of ex-
peuse> in procuring agricultural statistics, and
ircldeuta! eAVenses IN procuring seeds, cut
;Iongs and Information.
For drawings to illustrate the mechanical
report of the Commissioner OF Patents for the
year eighteen hundred and ftiy-eght, six
thousand dollars.
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
For tAs s-lpogt, c.-iang, -" GHe!.-..
treatment f tue insane OF the D,stric. ot Co
lumbia, and of tie army and navy at the
as um in said District, ~ enty iour thousand
five hundred dollars.
For salaries and incidental expenses Of the
institution for the instruction OF the deaf,
dumb, and blind ia the District o.. Columbia,
authorized by the act approved May twenty
nine, eighteen hundred and t.ty-eight, three
Thousand dollars
For extension of stables and erection of
sheGs in conn cligu with the stock yard, four
thousand dollars.
For heating and ventiiatin@ the entire un-
flushed remainder OF the hospital edifce, aud
FOR slightly remodeIing tie heating apparatus
of the present finished PORTIONS u Inc UuI.a-
ing, SO that the heating and ventilation of the
whole estabii,hmeLt sh,.l be one conuected
and etf-ient system, fifteen thousand dollars.
For support, care, and medical treatment
OF forty Transient paupers, medical aud sur
g,cal patients in Washington Intirmary, six
thousand dollars.
For purchase Of manure for the public
grounds, one Thousand dollars.
For hire OF carts on the public grounds,
one thousand and ninety i've dollars and fifty
cents.
tor purchase and repair Of tools used in
the pubic grounds, i've hundred dollars.
For purchase vf trees and tree-boxes, To
replace where Necessary such as have been
planted by the United States, and the repair
Of pay ements in front Of the public grounds,
five thousand dollars.
For annual repairs of the Capitol, water
closets, public stables, water pipes, paHements
and other walks within the Capitol Square,
broken glass and locks, SIX thousand dollars.
To enable the Cominissioner OF Public
Buiidlngs 10 ut up vi Ia shelves the two rooms
q the south end OF the library OF Congress,
for the use OF the library, and Ter putting up
a partition in the passage TO them, two hun
dred and seventy dollars.
For annual repairs of the Presidents house
and furniture, improvement of grounds, pur-
chasing trees and plants for garden and Ds-
king lot beds therein, and contingent expen-
ses incdrut thereto, twelve thousand dollars.
For fuel in part, OF the Presidents house,
one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For lighting the Presidents house and
Capitol, the public grounds around themsand
around the Executive office, aud Pennsylya-
MIA avenue, and Bridge and High streets in
Georgetown, forty three thousand dollars.
For erecting thirty additional LAMP posts
in Bridge and High streets, in Georgetown,
! eight hundred and ten dollars.
For purchase of books for library at the
executive mansion, to be expended under the
direction of the President of the United States,
two hundred and fifty dollars.
For repairs of the Potomac, Navy Yard,
and upper bridges, six thousand dollars.
F,. .ep..s Of pea.sylvaai. avenue, tA.es
thousand dollars.