Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-29

teg SCHOOL, IN Sucn manner anu un0er such lnt2
there and the trustees of the said institution shall
consist Of the f1ioTng persons namely Horao Stone
W. Corcoran, A. F. Cunningham. T. G. Clemson j. G. Ber-
ret, F. p. Stanton, A. Thomas Smith, H. G. FAINT Charles
Eames b. 0ge Taylor George W. Riggs Charles Haskhis
Seth Eastman, Samuel F. vinton and L ID Gale which
said trustees and their shall be body polite
and corporate with perpetual succession BY he name and
and style The National Gallery and School Of Arts
by wuch name and title the said trustees and their sue
cessors shall be competent and capable in law and equity
To take to themselves and their successors for the of
the said institution. any estate in any lands tenements
heredamens goods, chattes moneys, and other effects
by gI grant bargain, SALE conveyance, assurance WILL
devise or beques of prisons whatsoever
Provided, The same do not exceed, in the whe the
y value of fifty thousand dollars and the property
and ELECTS real and personal to grant bargain SELL
vey. demise aud to farm ei and place
erest for the of the said nstituiion md by the
to and be sued to plead and be impleadd any
courts of law and equity; and make and common
sell, and the tn break and alter their pleasure
and generally by and in the name do and transact
every the business touching concerning the pre-
SBc Andbe it further enacted That the trustees aore-
said shall hold their Offices until the first day of 0cber
eighteen hundred and sixty and until their
shall be elected And in the me the said trustees
complete organization government and administration of
the institution herein established. They may appoint or
elect president and secretary of their bod and all
such officers professors teachers, TO them
exPedient and confer upon them such powers not in
consistent with the Constitution and laws Of the United
STATES as may tn them seem suitable to the end in view
They shall provide fur the election Of their
the first day of October eighteen hundred and sixty and
annually thereafter but if from any cause such elections
should not take place at the times herein provided, they
be appointed for other convene time And the
said nstees for the frs: election and their
thereafter shall determine and establish the res and
dops upon which subscribers and contributors TO the
said gallery and school shall be admitted members of the
said institution, the manner which they shall v0te the
annual elections for trustees and the privileges they shall
enjoy in the said institution, and in the lectures exhib
tons and other proceedings thereof majority Of said
trustees Shall constitute quorum to do business.
SEC And be it further enacted That the said trust
shall have power grant and confirm msriorious per-
such degrees in the arts they may In their bylaws
esab ish and grant diplomas certificates under their
common SEAL and signed BY the president and secretary
authenticate and perpetuate the same.
SEC s. And be furtner enacted That it shall be the
duty Of the trustees TO keep regular books journals in
which shabe entered under their drecon of
all their ordinary acts and proceedings all the bylaws
dnances rules, and regulations schedule nf all the pro
periy and effects of every kind which may be
vested in the said trustees for the and beaet Of the
said inStituon and the of all the subscribers qul
fed TO vote for trustees with their respective places of resi-
dence And the said books journals shall at all times be
open to the inspection and examination Of the said subSc
bers and conrbe and when required bv either House Of
Congress it shall be the duty of the said trustees to rn
ish any information respecting the institution and its at
fairs which may be so required
SEC = And be it further enacted That nothing in this
issue any nore t"ken device Scrip other evidence of
debt to be used a currency.
Sac And be it further enacted That this act may at
any time be altered amended repealed by the Congress
of The United States
SEC And be further enacted That it shall be law
nereOy ADOPT system
of lotiery chances of making revenue, in
distributing any works of art.
Approved, June i5, 1860.
GChap. 1871
AN ACT making Appropriations for the current and con-
tngent Expenses of the Indian Department. aud for full
filling Treaty Stpuiations with various Indian Tribes,
for the Year ending June hireh, eighteen hundred and
sixty-One
Be enacted by the Senate and House of
of the United States of America Congress assembled
That the following be- and they hereby, apppr
ated out of in the treasury not otherwise
propraed for the purpose of paying the and
tngent expenses of the Indian department. aud fulfilling
treaty stipulatons with the various Indian tribes
For the current Ond contingent Of the Indian
department, viZ
For the pay of superintendens of Indian ars and Of
the several Indian agents. per acts of fifth june eighteen
bun0red and fty wentyeghth September. eighteen hun
dred and ty twenty seventh February eighteen hundred
and y.oue third March, eighteen hundred and 6y-two
third March, eighteen hundred and tyhree thirty first
July eighteen hundred and yonr third March, eighteen
hundred and ffyve, eighteenth August eighteen hun
dred and ysix third March. eighteen hundred and fifty
and twelfth June eighteen hundred and fyeght,
eighyseren thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
For the pay of the several Indian subagenis act of
thirty first july eighteen hundred aud your, ten thou
sGnd i've hundred dollars.
For the pay of clerk superintendent at St. LOUIS, Mis-
souri, act of June. eighteen hundred
and forty-six, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the of clerk TO sapern enden in California per
act of third March. eighteen hundred and fifty two
Thousand eight hundred dollars.
For the pay Of Interpreters per acts of thirteh june
eighteen hundred and thryfour twentyseventh Februa
ry eighteen hundred and y.one and eighteenth August
eighteen hundred and fysix, thry-one thousand nine
hundred dollars
For presents to Indians, FIVE thousand dollars.
For provisions for Indians eleven thousand eight bun
dred dollars.
For buildings agencies and repairs thereof ten thou
For insurance transportation and necessary expenses of
the delivery Of annues and provisions to the Chppewss
of the Lake SUPERIOR five thousand hundred and
sixty-two dollars and sxty-three cents.
For Insurance. transportation and necessary of
the delivery of annues and provisions to the Chppewas
three Thousand eight hundred
ty-six dollars and seventy-hve cents
For contingencies OF the Indian department, thrtysx
thousand five hundred dollars.
For the employment Of temporary clerks by supernten
dents of Indian affairs such occasions and for such pe
riods of time the Secretary of the Interior deem
cessary to the public service five thousand dollars
For fulfilling treaty spuations with the various Indian
| tribes
Bia-k1oos NdttOn-For fifth of ten ustalnents as aunu
t to be expended in the purchase of such goods provis
IONS and other useful articles the President at his dis
cretiOn from time to time determine per ninth article
Of the treaty of seventeenth October eighteen hundred and
| ffty-ive, twenty Thousand dollars
For fifth of ten insalments annuity 10 be expended
in establishing nsructiug them in agriculture and
mechanical pursuits and in educating their children aud
promoting civilization and Christianity at the discretion
the TsesdeDt per tenth article of the treaty of seven
teenth October, eighteen hundred and fftyfve, fifteen
thousand dollars.
teen nsamenfs of annuity to be expended directed BY
the President per third article treaty eighteenth Noyem
ber eighteen hundred and yur two thousand dollars.
Por sixth of fifteen instruments for the pay of farmer
per fifth article treaty eighteenth November eighteen hun
dred and hfy-four, one thousand dollars 49,
For sixth of nsalmcnts for the pay of physician,
medicines and expense of Of the sick per 9Th article
treaty eighteenth November, eighteen hundred and fifty
| four one thousand five hundred dollars.
For sixth of fifteen iustaments for pay Of teachers and
purchase of books and stationery. per fifth article treaty
eighteenth November eighteen hundred and fyour,
i thousand two hundred dollars.
Ctipperas Of Lake Sgperor.-For two-thrds of nine
eenth Of twenty-five nsalmeuts in money, per fourth
ce treaty fourth October, eighteen hundred and forty
two and eighth article treaty thrteth September eighteen
hundred and tyfour eight thousand three hundred and
thirty.tlree dollars and thrty-three cents
For of nineteenth of twenty-five instalments
for the pay of carpenters per fourth article treaty
fourth October eighteen hundred and frtytwo and eighth
article treaty thiftieh September eighteen hundred and
i ffv.fn hnndrad dollars