, 1861-03-08
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT, OLYMPIA, W. t. MARCH 6, 1861

pressed, for the fiscal year ending the thteth June
eighteen hundred aud sixty one, viz:
Survey Of the COaat.-fOr continuing the survey OF
the Atlantic and Gulf coast OF the United States, in
Guiding compensation Of civilians engaged in the
work and excluding pay and emoluments OF officers
Of the army and navy employed on the work. two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
For continuing the survey Of the western coast Of
the Tn ed States including compensation OF civilians
engaged in the work. one hundred and thirty thousand
For continuing the survey Of the Florida reefs and
keys, including compensation OF civilians engaged In
the work, and excluding pay aud emoluments Of OH
GERS Of Tie army and navy and petty officers and
Of the navy employed on the work. forty thousand dol
lars.
the Atlantic coast with that on the Cult Of Mexico,
across the Florida peninsula, including compensation
Of civilians engaged in the work, i've thousand dol
lars.
ess Of the survey Of the coast Of The United States in
eluding compensation Of civilians engaged in the
work, Eve thousand dollars.
For rnpairs Of steamers and sailing schooners used
In the coast survey, ten thousand dollars.
For fuel aud quarters and for mileage or transpoT
taton for officers and enlisted soldiers Of the army
serving IN the coast survey In cases no longer prov
ded for by the raartermasters department. five thOus
For pay and ratons Of engineers for seven steamers
used ia the photography Of the coast survey longer
supplied by the Navy Department, twelve thousand
10 supply deficiency in the fund for the relief Of sick
and disabled seamen, one hundred and seyenty-dye
thousand dollars.
For he discharge Of such miscellaneous claims not
otherwise provided for as shall be admitted in due
coarse Of settlement at the treasury, five thousand
dollars. II
For preserving the unfinished work upon the Charts
ton Custom house. five thousand dollars, and 10 pay
FLOR the marble already delivered at the Charleston
tomhoase, 70 be used In continuing the work that
building, fifteen thousand dollars. and the Secretary
Of the Treasury directed TO report 70 Congress in his
next annual report the finances the amount Of fur
ther appropriations that may be required TO finish,
respeetivey, thls custom house and me one ~ New
/ and whether any changes can be made, consistently
with the purposes for which the building Is intended
which will reduce the cost Of completion, and in the
mean time no further materials shall be delivered for
4 For preserving the unfinished work upon the New
Orleans cuFtom house, i've thousand dollars, and to
pay fnr marble already delivered at the New Orleans
custom house, TO be used in continuing the work on
that building, twenty-five thousand dollars and 10
the time further materials shall DO delivered
for said custom house.
To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to ct up
ready for the occupancy Of the postmaster and his
force the necessary rooms 10 the custom house build
ing at New Orleans that Is half Of the first floor
Of the old eyee front designed for the Post0hice
Departmen according 70 tee original design, twenty
thousand dollars.
For the extension Of the Treasury building, three
hundred and ilty thousand dollars.
For furnishing looms in the Treasury building for
the Office OF the Attorney General, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
To pay for labor on. and materials furnished for
the Capitol extension, one hundred and hftythree
thousand six hundred and one dollars and seventylour
cents; and 10 enable the superintendent TO take care
Of the marble which has been delivered, and Of the
shops occupied, and TO lay the marble flooring Of the
portcOs and 70 pay for the bronze doors, fotyeght
thousand nine hundred and twenty dollars, and for
contingencies Of the Capitol extension, twentythree
hundred dollars making two hundred and four thous
aud eight hundred and twenyone dollars and seventy
four cents.
For the prosecution Of the work on the Capitol ex
tension during The asea year ending the thrtieih Of
hundred thousand dolers; Troyided That Of the
money hereby appropriated shall be expended In the
deeornlon and establishment Of the Capitol extension
BY sculpture or painting or other works Of illustrated
Tocnable the superintendent Of the Capitol exten-
sion to purchase from Rice and Heebner thirty fouK
monohthio colamns Of American marble at the priceY
specified In their supplemental contract Of March thir
ty,cightecu hundred and hltyf0ur The marble for |
said columns 70 DO approved by the said superntend
en, the suu Of foryseven thousand six hundred dol
lars Provided That no part Of the aforesaid sum Of
three hundred thousand dollars appropriated for the
prosecution Of the work shall be applied to the pur-
chase Of marble columns.
Tor Contingent Expenses Of the Senate. viz;
For fixtures Tor gas, and furniture for the commit
tee, Office and other rooms and apartments 10 the |
north wing Of the Capitol, directed by the resou-
ton Of The Senate Of thrtieth March, eighteen hun
dred and sixty nineteen thousand four hundred dollars
10 be expended under the direction Of the committee
to audit and control the contingent expenses Of the
Senate.
For the completion Of the Washington aq1eduet.
Eve hundred thousand dollars to be expended accord
ing 70 The plans and estimates Of Captain Meigs, and
under his superintendence; Provided, That the Office
Of engineer OF The Potomuc water works Is hereby !
abolished, and its duties shall hereafter be discharged
BY the chief engineer Of the Washington Aqueduc6
For furniture required for the new custom house,
post Office and United States court rooms at Wheeling
Virginia, one thousand four hundred and eleven dol
lars. s.,s ...s.a.