Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

For f%urnitorc and repairs and bszes fox lhembers,
seven thousand dollars.
For newspapers, nine thousand three hundred
DOLLAR.
For stationery, eight thozesr8 thres hundred and
seventy dO,lc-z.
For contingent expenses Of Fl . Senatelnamely T:
For compensation Of three messengers appointed
under authority Of q resolution Of the Senate, July
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and Fixty-oae, three
Thousand six hundred dollars.
For binding, twenty thousand dollars.
For hthogrsphing and engraving, thirty thousand
dollars.
Fer stationery, twelve thoussnd dollars.
For reporting proceedings, three thOusaUd dollars.
For Congressional Globe and Appendix, at the
first session of the thirty-senth Congress, six thou
sand one hundred and eighty-fOurdOn and twenty
cents.
FOrcleEks to committees, pages, horses, and carry
alls, seven thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, tEirty Thousand dollars.
For Capitol police, one thousand ave hundred dol
lars.
For compensation Of the surveyor general Of ILL.,
nOis and Missouri, two thousand dollars.
For rent oft he surveyor generals Office in New
Mexico, fuel, books, stationary and 9th er incidental
expenses, nine hundred and fourteen dAIars and
thirty six cents.
For contingent expenses Of the Office of the Fourth
Auditor, seven hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the salaries Of two clerks in
the Attorney Generals Office, appointed under au-
thority of act Of second August, eighteen hundred
and sixty one, one thousand four hundred dollars.
For compensation Of additional clerks messen-
gers, and Iaborers in the Offices Of the Secretary of
War, Adlutant General, Surgeon General, Quarter
master General, PAymastsr 6sneral, Chief Engi-
neer, Chief of Ordnance and CommissaGy General,
appointed under authority Of act Of January twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-tHo, ~twety-six
thousand four hundred dollars.
For compensation Of two Assistant Secretaries Of
War appointed u-aar act Of January twenty-five,
L aiphIqau hunA-at ~Df fVfv-fwro n vaAr Soon thu
date OF their appointment. six thousand dollars.
For compensation Of additional clerks in the Office
Of the S~eerotsry Of the Navy, authorised by act Of
January tWenty-ssEen, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, two Thousand dollars.
For necessary e1FcaseB for supply Of kater-pipes,
dydr1nts, hose, apparatus and employment Of Ere
men for the protection Of tho pablic stores and hos
pitals in the city of Washington, the sum of ten
thousand dollars, OF 90 much thereof as may be
necessary for that purpose, to he expended under the
direatiOn Of tia Secretary CT War: Provided, That
no more than ore fireman shall be employed at each
store or hospital, aid ats, compensation not exceed
ing Ave hundred dollars per annum.
Te enGble the Commissioners Of Public Buildings
. replace tie thin glass in the roof e the Library
"a Congress with glass Of aproper thickness, and to
Ientilete the Library Of Congress, nine hundred
dOllar.
EoFpattibg the plates Of the Exploring Expedi-
tiOTi "a order for preservation, and transporting them
anu tue Othor effects OF tia expedition to Washing
SOns " 70 I--SCSNSA III SOHle OF GlS puO1c Duilul0SS
or ut The smithsonian Institution two Thousand dol
dollars; TO % expended under the Joint Committee
on the Library of Congress and if any part of this
appropriation shall remain unexpended for these pur-
poses, the same may be applied, If necessary, tOthe
coIapletiOa Of volume tYenty-thres of the works of
said Exploring Expedition, or to .hs payment of any
arrears of rent, or claims for service due on account
Of Sl3 or said WORKS.
For completing tn, work on the Patent Office
Building, 50 far as to presorve the materials already
prepared, fifteen thousand dollars.
70 pay the mileage and salaries Of John Kline,
Joseph Segar and John NJ. Butler, while contesting
seEts in the House of Representatives, per resc!u-
ton of tho House of Representatives of March
fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-tWO, nine thou
sand dollars but only so much salary or mileage
shall be paid to either as he would have been emit
tied to up to the time of his rejection, if ne had been
duly elected.
Sec. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That the Presi-
dent of the United States is hereby authorized to
exPend during the fiscal year ending the thirtieth
of June, eighteen hnn2r ed and sixty-three, SO much
of the appropriation of second of March, eighteen
hundred and sixtj lone, as lie may deem expe6ioat
and proper, not exceeding in the whole ten Thousand
dollars, for compensation to the United States mar
ShalS district attorneys, and other persons employed
in enforcing the laws for the suppression Of the slave
trade, for any services they may rendor, and for
which no allowance is otherwise provided for by
law.
Sec. 4. And Be st further enacted, That, from
and after the FIRST day Of July next, and until other
wise ordered by the President, the Territories of
Utah and Colorado shall constitute one surveying
district and the duties Of surveyor general in said
district shall be performed by the surveyor general
of Colorado and the surveying district of Nevada
Shall be united to that Of California, the duties of
the surveyor general of the former shall be perform
ed by the surveyor general of California and the
transfer Of the effects and archives Of the said off
ees shall be made under the instruction of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
Sec. 5. and be It further enacted, That the Post
master General be, and he is hereby authorized and
empowered to carry into effect the provisions here
5ofore made by law for r%e6tting and repairing in the
city of Philadelphia the building owned by the
United States, on Chestnut street, for the use of a
post Office and the holding of the United States
courts in said city Provided, nevertheless, That the
whole expense Of said alterations and improvements
shall not exceed in cost the unexpendcd balance
heretofore appropriated by law for that purpose.
Sec. g.. Aud be itfErther enacted, That the Presi-
dent shall appoint in the Department of the interior,
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate,
q competent person, who shall be called the Assistant
Secretary of the Interior, whose salary shall be
three thousand dollars, payable in the same manner
as the salary Of the Secretary of the Interior, who
shall perform such duties IN the Department of the
Interior as shall be prescribed by the Secretary of
the Interior as shall be prescribed by the Secretary,
or may be required by law, aud wac shall act as the
Secretary of the Interior in the absence Of that
officer.
Approved, March IA, 1852.