Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-26

sttution of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind in the Dis
trct Of Columbia, three thousand dollars.
For expenses 70 be incurred IN taking the
Eighth Census of the inhabitants of the United
States, one million dollars.
For the extension of the General Post Office,
seventy thousand dollars.
BOTANIC GARDEN.
For grading, draining, procuring manure, tools
fuel and repairs, purchasing trees and shrubs for
botanic garden, TO be expended under the direction
of the Library Committee Of Congress, three thou.
sand three hundred dollars.
For pay of hortculturist and assistants in the
botanic garden and greenhouses, TO be expended
under the direction OF the Library Committee of
Congress, FIVE thousand one hundred and twenty |
one dollars and fifty cents
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to sup.
ply such newly created offices as are entitled there
TO bv the act of eighth August, eighteen hundred
and forty six, with full sets of the Statutes-at
Large, and to replace those once furnished TO old
officers, which have since been unavoidaby lost
or destroyed, one thousand dollars.
For completing the printing, binding, and pub
fishing one thousand copies Of the papers Of James
Madison, under the direction ond control of the
Joint Committee on the Library ofCongress, two
thousand dollars; and the said committee are here
by authorized to contract for the printing and bind
ing Of the same with such person or persons as
they may think proper to employ.
! For the completion of the capitol in the Terri
tory Of New Mexico, sixty thousand dollars: Pro
rided, That no part of the money hereby appropri
ated shall be expended till detailed plans and est
mates for the entire completion of the building for
the public service for the sum hereby appropriat.
ed shall have been prepared, submitted, and ap
proved by the Secretary of the Treasury.
| SEc. .. And be IL further enacted, That the
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priated by act of third March, eighteen hundred
and ffty-nine, fot the purpose of repairs and incl
dental expenses to the lighthouse at Oswego and
buildings connected Herewith, and which remains
unexpcnded, may be used and applied for repairing
and securing and protecting the pier connected
with the lighthouse at Oswego, New York, so as
to prevent the destruction of said light house and
pier.
For converting the old Senate Chamber into
courtroom, the old courtroom into a law library,
and for fitting up the rooms in connection with
them, for the use of the Supreme Court, and its
officers, twenty-five thousand dollars, Prouided,
The work can be finished for that sum, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Commissioner of
T. Public Buildings and Grounds
For the survey Of the eastern boundary Of Cali
fornia, in pursuance Of law passed during the
present session of Congress for that purpose, fifty
tyGve thousand dollars; and for the repair of the
= capitol buildingin Nebraska, five thousand dol.
= lars.
For the survey of the forty-sixth parallel north
latitude, so far as it consti utes common bounda-
ty between Oregon and W Washngton Territory, four
thousand five hundred dollars
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
a to the Chickasaw Indians interest on one hundred
thousand dollars part of their national fund, which
was paid into the Treasury in January, eighteen
hundred and ffty-seyen, on account of the redemp
ton of that amount Of the State stock of Ohio
hall
, that fund, twenty lone thousand dollars
For the purpose of paying existing liabilities
and to finish the maps and calculations of the sur
vey of the Atrato route of the interoceanic canal
six thousand five hundred dollars.
f For fitting up the rooms in the centre building
of the Capitol formerly occupied by the Senate
= Committees on Naval, Military and Indian Affairs
4 for the of the Court of Claims, under the SUI
pernendende of the Commissioner of Public
= Buildings, three thousand dollars.
SEC. .. And be IL FURTHER enacted, That the
c second section Of the act making appropri
# atons for the legislative, executive and iu
= dicial expenses of the Government for the
year ending the thirticth of June eighteen
>. hundred asd sixty" approved the third o
b. March, eighteen hundred and fifty nine, shall
d be, and the same is hereby repealed
= SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That all
existing laws creating an art commission be,
and the same are hereby repealed
SEC. b. and be FURTHER enacted, That the
. Commissioner of Patents is hereby author
lied to pay those employed in the Patent Office
. from April first, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, until April first, eighteen hundred and
sixty, as examiners and assistant examiners
> of patents at the rate fixed by law for these
respective grades; Prooided, That the same be
paid out of the Patent Office fund, and that
f the compensation thus pad shall not exceed
that received by those duly enrolled as eX
aminers and assistant examiners of patents
for the same period.
SEC. 6. And be Il further euacted, That the
| contract made with Gales u Seaton, under
the nineteenth section of the '.Act making
appropriations for sundary civil expenses of
the Government for the year ending the thir-
tecnth OF June, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine," approved the twelfth of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight, for the publication of a
continuation of the "Amcrican State Papers, -
be so modified as to require the publishers
5 to deiray all the expenses of selecting, COM
, piling, and arranging the documents proper
to be included in the work. also the expenses
of binding and engraving on copper, steal
and wood, and for lthographing which may
= be considered necessary by the Secretary o.
. the Senate aud Clerk Of the House of Repre-
4 sentatves together with tho expenses of
. preparing full and proper indexes for each
volume, and general index Of the whole
, work, including the volumes contained in the
first series, and ali other contingent oi in
q cdental expenses whatsoever attending such
publications And, moreover, that the price
to be allowed to the publishers for said work
n shall be tiitcen per centum less per volume
than the average price per volume paid for
tho first series of tho same, printed under
the act of March second, eighteen hundred
and thirty-ono, and the said volumes shall
i be delivered to the Secretary OF the interior
d as the same may be completed who shal
place three hundred copies in tho Depart
i ment of State for it's use and for exchange
" with foreign governments, and seven hun
y drcd copies in his own Department for dis
u tributon to the public libraries in the several
+ States and Territories, and ho'd the resdu,
= oft the copies in his custody, subject to tn,
further order OF Congress. And the Secrc,
I, tary oftho treasury is heraby directed to pay
y the publishers of the said work, at tho rat,
per volume above mentioned, out of an,
: money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
prated, as the same may be delivered to tn,
Secretary OF the Interior, on his certhcat,
of delivery; and so much of tho aforesaid
p nineteenth section Of the act of June twelve
eighteen hundred and iity. .oight as is con
, sistcnt with this act be and the same is, hereby
repealed: Pr0pid,d, That the volumes shal
average not less than one thousand pages
. Propidcd, furtkcr, That the whole amount cx
# pended in the publication OF these volume,
n shall not exceed three hundred and forty
Y thousand dollars.
!, SEC. And be il further enacted, That the