The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

ula furniuure a. be disposed Of under the Oh
rection Of the Secretary ogthe Interior.
kor purchase Of coal and pay Of firemen TO
warm the library OF Congress one Thousand
I've hundred dollars.
For rare, support, medical and surgical
trcatment for forty transient paupers medi-
cal and surgical patients, IN some proper
rnedAeni lnstitution in the city of Washing.
ton, 70 b. selected BY the Commissioner of
Public Bniidings, twelve thousand dollars
For hire ofcarts ON the public grounds,
two thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair OF tools used IN
the public grounds, four hundred dollars
For purchase Of trees and tTee-bOxes, 20
repInce, when necessary, sneh as have been
planned By the United States, 10 white-wash
tree-b0xes aud fences, 10 repair payements in
front Of the public grounds, three-thousand I
dollars.
For annual repairs Of the Capitol, water
closets. public stables. water-pipes, pave
ments and otheg walks within the Capitol
square broken glass, and locks, and fol tho
proteetion If the binding, and keeping the
main approaches to itunencnmbered in adj
dition to old material sold, eight thousand
dollars.
For fitting up rooms in the basement, un-
der the courtroom Of the Supreme Court, for
a Consultation room for the court, SIX thou-
sand five hundred dollars.
To enable the Commissioner OF Public
Buildings TO pay for sewers and paving il
front ofthe Government property Construct
ed under the act May five,eghteen hundred
aud sixtv-four. thirty-two thousand and
seventy dollars Pr0tided. That no pay
ment shall be made on account Of any APP
preparations herein contained to reimburse
the city eff Washington for Improvements
heretofore constructed in front Of or through
the public grounds, until the Items have
been properly examined and audited as to
legality and amount by the proper officer Of
the Treasury.
For improvements of grounds, purchase Of
plants for garden and contingent expenses
incident thereto, two Thousand dollars.
For fuel, in part, for the Presidents House.
FIVE thousand dollars.
For lighting the Capitol and Presidents
House, the public grounds around them, and
around the executive offices, and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue Bridge and High streets, i'm GeoTg-
town, Four-and a-half street, Seventh and
Twelfth streets across the Mall, and Mary
! land avenue west, and Sixth street south,
eighty-fve thousand dollars.
For repairs of the Potomac and upper
bridges, six thousand dollars
/ For repairs of Pennsylvania avenue and
keeping it cleaned, for sprinEling the
same, ten thousand dollars.
For public reservation number two and
| LAFAYETTE square, in addition to any sum
heretofore received or that may hereafter be
received for the sale of hay raised on the
grounds, two thousand dollars.
For taking care of the grounds south of
the Presidents House and continuing the
Improvement of the same, three thousand
dollars
For repair of waterppes, five hundred dol
! lars.
For cleaning and repairing sewer traps on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, three hundred dol
lars
For casual repairs of all the furnaces I'M
kder the Capitol, five hundred dollars
For an additional Waterman III reserVa-
ton number two, seven hundred and twenty
dollars. >,
For casing with stone andIereeting wall
in front of The north basement of the old
part of the Capitol, so as to correspond with
the south basementialready completed, four
thousand three hundred dollars.
For completing the sewer through the
bontanic garden, twenty thousand five hum
dred and five dollars.
Fer taking up and ralay wing with stone
Hanging the brick pavement in front OF the
War and Navy Departments on seventeenth
street three thousand dollars
For stone crossings at the streets lnterseci-
inc PENNSYLVANIA avenue, five thousand dol
lars.
For repairing, re-glazing, re-painting,, ana
uniting in thorough order the greenhouse
at the Presidents, five thousand dollars
For repairing root of the old portion of
the Capitol five thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars.
10 meet the expenditure made by the
commissioner of Public Buildings in illu-
minatng the Capitol and the GoVe Govern a.lI
, portion ofthe City Hall, two hundred ana
! fifty dollars.
Far hauling manure for the public grounds
five hundred dollars
Far tbe protection and improvement of
Franklin square, two thousand dollars.
For painting the Presidents House inside
f and out eight thousand dollars; to be ex-
pended by the Commissioner oil Puollc
q Fo. rebuilding fence destroyed by fire.
around the Smithsonian Institution, two
hundred dollars
For fuel for centre building of Capitol, ilf-
i teen hundred dollars.
For completing the dome of the Capitol,
/, fifty thousand dollars.
! For supplying deficiency in APPROPRIATION
i for lighting the Capitol and Presidents
i Honse and bubble grounds around them, and
around the executive offices and Pennsylva-
/ MIA avenue; Bridge and High street George
town. Four-and a-half street, Seventh street,
q and Twelfth street across the Mall, and
MARYLAND avenue west, and Sixth street
south. thirteen thousand dollars.
IS For sweeping and cleaning pennsylvania
!. avenue prior to the Inauguration on the
q fourth of March, eighteen hundred and
a sixty-five, one Thousand dollars.
For carrying the Potomac water into that
: norton of the Presidents House occupied
i for Offices and all the necessary fixtures thre'
thousand dollars.
i For supplying deficiency in appropriation
d for fuel for the Presidents House and CAPT
toni. six thousand dollars.
A. For continuing the work on the Capitol
i. extension, one hundred aud sevcnty-fiv'
thousand dollars.
n For casual repairs q Patent Office Build
70 inrs. ten thousand dollars.
j For defraying Che expenses incident TO thu
death and burial al Abraham Lincoln, late
If President of the United States, thirty thou
m sand dollars.
u For salary of warden Of the Jail in The
District of Columbia, sixteen hundred dol
" lars.
For the support and maintenance of tn
N convicts transferred from the District Q
Columbia to such place or places as may
IL selected by the Secretary of the Interior TIN
u, ty thousand dollars. Z
ld For the preservation of the collections OFT
exploring and surveying expeditions OF th
OF government. four thousand dollars.
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