Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-25

pots, forthe regular army, Thousand six hundre,
For continuing meteorological observations All,
tabulating the same, under the direction of the sur
geon general for theFeguar army, hvo ohundrel dol
For contingencies for tho regular army, twothou
sand one hundred and fifty dollars
For coinpenssltiouOf of solders acting as cooks aut
nuEses, nnuer the acts OF August sixteen, eighteen
hundred and fny-siS, and March three, eIShtet
hundred and h1ty.seyen, for the regular army, twc
For ice, fruits, and other comforts, under acts ri
,Is Es5 s shdse eighteen hundred and sxtyone, and
regular army, twenty thousand dollars.
For citizen nurses under act Of July fivs eighteen
hGnureI and Slxty'two for the regular army, four
For hospital clothing, for the regular army, fifteen
dollaIs. l"' ~
ForArticiallimbs for soldiers for the army.
and seamen, five Thousand dollars.
For medicines. Instruments dressings and so forth,
TAR tue volunteers, four millions OF dollars.
4 For hospital stores, bedding and so forth for tie
lars. sfHTz u''-
For hospital furniture and field equipments, for the
volunteers, one million dollars.
For medical books, stationery, and printing for the
| volunteers, one hundred thousand dollars.
For private physicians and medicines furnished by
| lars. 49,
For hire of clerks and labOrors in purvOytug de
lars. -
tor continuing meteorological observations and
tabuatng the same undcr the drcc lions f the sur.
lars. - 75f'l
For contingencies for the Volunteers twelve thou
sand fiYo hundred dollars.
For compensation OF soldiers acting rs cooks and
nurses uudcr the acts ot August sixteen, eighteen
hnndred and hfty.siN, RRd March three, eighteen
five Thousand dollars '
For ice; fruits, and other comforts. under acts of
august three, eighteen hundred and sNty-one, and
'uly hYe, eighteen hundred aud SlXty-twf, for the
lars 'A' "V'
For citizen nurses under act of July i've, eighteen
unuTea anu sixtytwo for the volunteers, one hun.
For hospital clothing for volunteers eighty thous.
and Iullnts.
For caro- of sick soldiers in private hospitals, for
five hundred dollars -
For artificial limbs for volunteer 80 ldiers and sea,
men, fortyive thousand dollars.
For the army medical museum, five thousand dol
For medicines and medical attendance r,r negro
refugees Commonly called contrabanlsl fifty thous-
For contingent expenses Of the Adjutant Oenorals
and dollars. - '>.'s
I FIR expsases Of the commanding General oG:ce,
sFnr armament Of f0rtiichtiSns tyySI million Ave
hundred thou sand dOllntR,
sOr the current expenses of the ordnance service.
nine hundred Thousand dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores aud supplies iuclu
ding horse equipments for all mounted troOps Six
I I'lI'u ''e huhuFett 8uu iQrty-nve thousand dol
For tile manu- ncture OF arms Mt the national ar
MOrJ, Two mill!On eight hundred and eighty thous
and dollars. -
For repairs and improvements anl new machinery |
at the national arInory at Springfield, Mass one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
:, Eor- tho purchase Of gupOwder aud lead two mil
lion tonr hundred and eighty thousand dollRrS.
For nditIoha to aud extensions OF shop rpom ma
shtnery TOOLS and fixtures for 1Esenals ys hundred
thousand dollars,
For cltase and lnanutcture OF arms fbr VoIan-
tesra and REGULARS, and s1TliBp nt Ihd beIuahce
STORE Siferss i9ITt.en million nine hundred and sixty
For surveys Of military defences, one hbudred and
nifty thuus1nI dollars -IT , -- ~ ~ szs
For purchase and repair Of instruments, ten thou
For printing clArts of lake surveys fifteen thous.
and dollars.
For continuing the survey of Northern an, North.
western lakes, including lake Superior one hundred
9nM six thousand eight hund CtI nmd seventy nine
For The sigunIservice Of the United states army
ono hundred and fifteen Thousand eight hundred and
ninety ono dollars. p
Fordeacency f'signal service for the United s,atcs
army ioT tho ye1r ending June thirty, ,igIiieen hum
and twenty y-lVe dollars. FE1.T5
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That no money
shall be paid from the Treasury Of the United States
u any person Hcting assuming to act ns an oficsr
civil military, naval MS salary in any which
Office IL not authorized by previously existing
law, unless where such Office shall be subsequently
sanctioned by law, nor shall my money be paid out
of the Treasury, as salary 20 any person appointed
during the rcce's of the Senate, to fi vacancy In
any existing Office, which vacancy exisicl wnilN the
Senate was in session and is by law reIuirtl to o
fixed by and with tlio advice and cOnsrat of the Sem
by the Senate.
Approved, 'RebruHry . 1888.
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