Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-10

OF water pipes, hydrants, nose, appa-
ratus, and employment of fircmcn for
the protection of public stores and
hospitals in the city Of Washington,
the sum of ten thousand dollars, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary for
that purpose, to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of War:
ProUidcd, That no more than one fire.
man shall be employed at each store
or hospital, and at compensation not
exceeding five hundred dollars per an
mum.
To enable the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings to replace the thin glass
in the roof of the Library of Congress
with glass of proper thickness, and
to ventilate the Library, nine hundred
dollars.
For putting tho plates Of the Ex-
ploring Expedition in order for preser-
walton, and transporting them and the
other effects of the Expedition to
Washington, to be preserved in some
of the public buildings or at the
Smithsonian Institution, two thousand
dollars to be expended under the
Joint Committee on the Library of
Congress- And If any part of this
appropriation shall remain unexpcnd-
ed for these purposes, the same may
be applied, if necessary, to the COM
pletion of volume twenty-three of the
works of said Exploring Expedition,
or to the payment of any arrears Of
rent, or claims for service due on &C
count of any Of said works.
For comple,i g the work OH the Pa
tent Office Building, so far as to pre-
serve the materials already prepared,
fifteen thousand dollars.
TO pay the mileage and salaries of
John Kline, Joseph Segar, and John
NJ. Butler, while contesting seats in
the House of Representatives, per
resolution of the House of Representa-
tivcs of March fourth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, nine thousand dol
lars ; but only so much salary or
mileage shall be paid to either as he
would have been entitled to up to the
time of his rejection, if he had been
duly elected.
SEQ g d0d lie II furytor ouur}nJ That
tho President Of tho Un;tod states Is
berohy onthor;,oa 20 axno,a anu;nn
the fiscal wear ond;no. ,be ,bir,;e,b of
limo .;rb,oo, hnn1rod ana s;v,y.
three, so much of the appropriation of
second of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one, as he may deem expedi-
ent and proper. not exceeding i'm the
whole Ton tbpnsonJ SnlIars fer oom,
nansat;nn 70 ,ho Tn;taa Stotos 49,
shals d;str;ct ottornous and ot.'ar
nnrso,S omnlo,od in o,,rnrn;nr ,ha
laws for ,Ia snnnross;on sc ,ha ,,auo
trade f,r any Services tbnv nav rsn.
dor and far iii No nIio,nan,o -
othory;so ,rov;ao5 CO.. h~ ,ow "
Src A. aJLsJ fnrtso. o,a,,.J Tho,
from ord af.or tho e. dar ar LII
noxt .nd nn,;, n,boru,;so nyaorod ~,
Tho Prns;dant +ho Torr;torios of Ir,.i
and Cnloradn shau cnnstitnto ono snrl
vev;n@ district and tho dut;cs Of
snrve4or General in said district shall
be performed bv the surveyor general
of Colorado. and the surveying district
of Nevada shall be united to that of
California the dnties of the surveyor
general Of the former shall be per
formed bv the surveyor general of
California and the transfer of the
effects and archives of the said Offices
shall be made under the instruction of
the Commissioners of the General Land
Office
SEC 5 And b. IL further ,uaetsd That
the Postmaster General be and he is
hereby authorized and emnowcrcd 10
carry into effect tho nrovis;ons here.
toforc made bv law for refi,tinr and
PREPARING in the citv of PbiladeIphia