The national Republican., 1861-06-19
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steamboats, with travelling and other expenses
incurred by them, eighty thousand dollars.
For compensation to the laborer in charge
of the waterclosets in the Capitol, four hundred
and thirty eight dollars. I, ........r ,,.... .
For compensation to the public gardener,
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation OF twehty.four laborers en-
ployed in the public grounds and Presidents
garden, thi.teen thousand two hundred dollars
For com pensation of the keeper Of the west.
ern gate, Capitol square, eight hundred and
seventy. six dollars. al1. .'.ra.
For compensation Of two day watchmen em.
ployed in the Capitol square, one thousand two
hundred dollars. .. r.-D '.-. ..
For compensation oftwo night watchmen en-.
ployed at the Presidsnt's House, one thousand
two hundred dollars. ~ '..a F r. n
For compensation Of the doorkeeper at the
Presidents House, six hundred dollars. ..
For compensation of one night watchman
employed for the better protection Of the build
ings lying south Of the Capitol and used as pub.
lie stables and carpenters shops, six hundred
dollars.
For compensation Of watchman employed on
reservation number two, six hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the assistant doorkeep.
er at the Presidents House, six hundred dol.
lars. ...ra. g, Y... -.r,...
VI COUpeOshtlOu VI lOuE uTtW-kecpcrb NJ tho
| Potomac bridge, and for fuel, oil, and lamps,
three thousand two hundred and sixty.six dol.
| lars. ...t.t11l
For compensation Of two draw.keepers at the
two bridges across the Eastern branch of the
Potomac, and for fuel, oil, and lamps, one thous.
and one hundred and eighty dollars. .. Us
For compensation Of the Auxiliary Guard
and one lieutenant, and for fuel, oil and lamps,
and for twenty policemen, thirty.two thousand
four hundred dollars. - 'i' !"
For furnsce.keeper at the Presidents House,
six hundred dollars.
For refurnishing the Presidents Honse, to
be expended under the direction of the Presi
dent, in addition to the proceeds of The sale Of
such of the furniture and equipage ss may be
decayed and unfit for use, twenty thousand dol.
lars. .. ...... II .... = .r.,. .r
For introducing the Potomac water into the
Presidents House, four thousand four hundred
and twenty dollars. ul-..u O.. 200. ra-r,r,.
Expenses ofths Collection efths Rscerue from
Lands.
To meet the expenses of collecting the reve
nue from the sale of public lands in the several
States and Territories ..' y .. .
For salaries and commissions of registers oi
land officers, and receivers Of public moneys,
two hundred and thirty.four thousand seven
hundred dollars. .........
For expenses Of depositing public moneys by
receivers of public moneys, twenty. eight thous.
aud six hundred dollars.
For incidental expenses of the several land
offices, twenty-five thousand dollars. p.
Penitentiary.-For compensation Of the war.
den, clerk, physician, chaplain, assistant keep.
ers, guards, and matron Of the penitentiary Of
the District of Columbia, thirteen thousand six
hundred and forty dollars. aa.s .. n
For compensation of three inspectors of said
penitentiary, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the support and maintenance Of said pen
itentiary, eight thousand four hundred and sew
enty six dollars and twenty Eve cents. .'"i
SEQ 2. And be ii further enacted, That there
is hereby further appropriated, in like manner
to pay arrears due authors and artists of the ex
ploring expedition, in pursuance of the act o.
August twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and for
tytwo, eleven thousand and thirty six dollars
and twenty.six cents.
Sec 3. And be 1t further enacted, That the
provisions of the ftth section of chapter ninoty
seven of the act of Congress approved Marct
third, eighteen hundred and flty.three, requir
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury to limit tn,
amount of refining at the mint, whenever pri
vate establishments shall be capable of re6nin.
bullion, shall be extended to the several bran chez
of the mint and to the United States ASA,
office at New York, in all cases where deposit!
of bullion are made for coins or fine bars.
| APPROVED February 20, 1861.