Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

Ptgg.
.... For the difference between the paw
allowed him as a Waterman on the
construction Of the Patent Once
extension and that allowed to other
watcnmen ......................
By the act for the rslisf Of Sa,nrsI s.
Green.
For payment Of the fines i'm posed by
4 900 g, the Post o flee Department on sam
uel 8 Green, of New Orleans, while
carrying the mail on route number
three thousand five hundred and
three, from New Orleans and other
ports on the Gulf Of Mexico, to Key
West and back, when he failed TO
depart from or arrive at any port
named In his contract with the
mails at precisely SCHEDULE tine,n
and the balance due him on his
asa Oe contfact.-..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. la
- ...F BY the act for the relief of AzsI Spal-
.~. ding, 49, $780,.
for payment of two per centum on
moneys discussed by him az pen
...- Sion agent In the year eighteen hum
oreu and forty one. ..............
BY the aet for the rtlisf of Captain
Al,rdKd.r v. Frazer
aJsO " For an allowance Of thirty five centsa
ration upon eleven thousand two
hundred rations furnished by him to
the government for the crew of the
United States revenue cutter Law
renee In the year eighteen hundred
and forty -nine..... ..-.............
wv" =" BY the act for the yslief of SamrsE
Perry. s-...
For the amount which was improper
ly deducted from his fret ht for the
transportation Of Indian supplies in
the year eighteen hundred and thir-
ty.seven, portion of which were
lost by the sinking Of fitboat....
By the act for the relief Of Messrs
1 $50 90 Co1ls & Barr.
For publishing the laws Of the second
session Of the thirty ond Congress
in the Abingdon Virginian".....
BY the act for III. relief of Augustus
II EranS.
ny In yvin nl.. II e.,
Missouri during the wears eig hteen
hundred aud thirty-fve and eigh-
1905 10 teen hundred and thirty-sx......-
By til act for the relief Of Richard
Chenery.
For the construction by the latter Of
the granite paving on Battery street,
In front Of the United States custom.
house at San Francisco. .........
By. the act for the relief of John Y
LOSS 20 En-, ,,v,.,. i, tSa
United States mali lost from the
steamer Sou,herner on the coast Of
Washington Territory, and for ex-
peEses inc.rred in Obtai ming the
, soo m same from the Indians who had IT
In theif possession. ...................
By tbs act for the relief of John H.
Wheeler.
For losses by exchange, for property
destroyed at Granada, expenses in
CURED In taking testimony at San
Juan del Norte, and for relief ex-
1000 90 tended to distressed American cit-
zens crossing the fstbmus duringthe
interval between october, eighteen
hundred and ffty-four. and Octo.
Der, eighteen hundred and tfty-six.
1000 90 By the act for the relf,f of Eliza B.
Mills, ,cidotc Of Robert MitIs
For services of the said Robert Mills
an architect In preparing and fur
nishing plans and esiimites for
marine hospital at New Orleans and
public printing Office In the city
OF Washington. Observation-Disclosures.
10000 20 / By The act for the relief H,nyu Rt,,
For repayment TO him Of that sum
paid by him into the treasury al
and for duties upon goods i'm
ported into Castine while In pos.
session Of the British forces the
,oo o,o same not being by law sab ject the
'VV'vVo " payment Il duty under the decision
OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| BY the art for the relief of iapIo,
Dudley, Of Minnesota.
IN oon M | For services as clerk II the United
oN,oOo States district court for the second
90 aaa ea and third judicial districts of the
late Territory Of Mnnesota........-
BY the act for The rsliJ Of 7aomasG.
To pay Lieutenant Thomas @. Cor
bin, United States navy...............
BY the act for tbs relief Of Daai,i 3.
Hib6ard.
For his services In Transporting the
United States mail between the vii
lages Of ST. Johns and LYONS in
the State Of Michigan, under his
agreement with the deputy post
mosier at said 81. John's...........
BY ths act for the relief Of Hoekaday
and Ligget.
ldehnite. l For demages sustained by them In
reduction of pay for carrying the
mails on route number eig ut thou
sand nine hundred and eleven.
BY ths joiRt resolution directing ths
oeeoartfng officers OF tAe tyeasxry
10 Seftie the deeonafS Of the Ldts
Robert Stockton, qUarttrnrayrtr, and
SO forth.
adsdnite. | To settle the accounts Of the late
Robert Stockton, of New jersey an
assistant quartermaster and forage
master In the war Of the revolution,
and pay 20 bis legal heirs and rep
resentatives such sum sums a.
may be shown due upon sufficient
proof OF bis services as quartermas-
ter aforesaid ................... In
BY the joint resolution for the tsnsft
Of George H GiddingS.
For services on that portion Of the
route eight thousand and seventy.
six, lying between Ell Paso and San
80 W Antonio, in accordance with the
order Of Postmaster General A. "
Brown, Of October twenty third
eighteen hundred and 1fty-eight
after deducting whatever has been
received thereon up to June thirty
eighteen hundred and sixty-oue, on
PROOF being furnished that the tri ps
have been performed. ............. In
Ao'ai .....'........ .............$7l,O!