The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-10-30
PUBLIC ACTS.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. LA
FAYETTE s. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro teH1p0re on the seventh
day of March, ant, SO acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
.. CHAP. XXVIII.-IContinued.
An Act making additional Appropriations
and to supply the Deficiencies in the APP
preparations for sundry civil Expenses OF
the Government for the fiscal 1 ear ending
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, and fol- other Purposes.
Re it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That the follow
ino sums be- and the same are hereby, appro-
priated and to supply deficiencies in the APP
preparations, for the service of the fiscal year
ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, name
ly:
For casing with stone and erecting wall
in front of the north basement of the old
part of the Capitol, so as to correspond With
the south basement already completed, tour
thousand three hundred dollars
For completing the sewer through the
botanic garden, twenty thousand five hun
dred and five dollars.
For taking up and relaying with stone
tagging the brick pavement in front OF the
War and Navy Departments, on Seventeenth
street, three thousand dollars.
For stone crossings at the streets inter
secting Pennsylvania avenue, five thousand
dollars.
For repairing, re-glazing, repainting, and
putting in thorough order the greenhouse at
the Presidents, five thousand dollars.
For repairing roof of the old portion of the
Capitol, five thousand four hundred and fit
ty dollars.
To meet the expenditure made by the
Commissioner of Public Buildings in illum-
mating the Capitol and the government por-
ton of the City Hall, two hundred and itty
dollars.
For hauling manure for the public grounds,
five hundred dollars.
For the protection and Improvement OF
Franklin square, two thousand dollars.
For painting the Presidents House inside
and out, eight thousand dollars to be ex-
pended by the Commissioner of Public
Buildings.
For rebuilding fence destroyed by fire.
around the Smithsonian Institution, two
hundred dollars.
For fuel for centre building of Capitol,
fifteen hundred dollars.
For competing the dome OF the ldplIOl,
fifty thousand dollars
For supplying deficiency in appropria-
ton for lighting the Capitol and Presidents
House and public grounds around them, and
around the executive offices and Pennsylvan-
la avenue Bridge and High streets, George
town Four-and-a-h street, Seventh street,
and Twelfth street across the Mall, and Mary
land avenue west, and Sixth street SOUTH
thirteen thousand dollars.
For sweeping and cleaning Pennsylvania
avenue prior to the Inauguration on the
fourth of March, eighteen hundred and six
ty-five, one thousand dollars.
For carrying the Potomac water into that
portion of the Presidents House occupied
for Offices and all the necessary fixtures. three
thousand dollars.
For supplying deficiency in appropriation
for fuel for the Presidents House and Capt. |
tol, six thousand dollars.
For continuing the work on the Capitol |
extension, one hundred and seventy-fve |
thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of Patent Office Build |
ing, ten thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses incident to !
the death and burial of Abraham Lincoln, |
late President of the United States, thirty |
thousand dollars.
For salary of warden of the jail in the Dis !
trict of Columbia, sixteen hundred dollars |
For the support and maintenance of the !
convicts transferred from the District of |
Columbia to such place or places as may be |
selected by the Secretary of the interior, thir-
ty thousand dollars.
For preservation of the collections of the
exploring and surveying expeditions OF the
government, four thousand dollars.
Office of the Secretary of State
For publication of the laws, eight thous-
and dollars.
For extra clerk hire, eight thousand dol
lars
For the pay of the United States Commits
missioner, and for the paw of the United
States Surveyor, and for incidental expenses
In the execution of the duty assigned to the
joint commission appointed under the first
article OF the reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Great Britain of the fifth
OF June, eighteen hundred and fifty-four,
from November first, eighteen hundred and
s1xty-fve, to march, eighteen hundred and
slxty-slx, and for drafting and compilation
OF the final chart, showing the place g reser-
we'd from the common liberty of tishing.n
their limits and descriptions, fifteen hundred
dollars, or so much thereof as NAV be neces-
sary.
Office of the Attorney General.
For deficiency in appropriations for salaries
unoer act OF march third, eighteen hundred +
and sixty five, three thousand three hundred
dollars ~
For deficiency in appropriation for con-
tlngent expenses, three thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For pay of two temporary clerks from
January first to June thirty, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six, twelve hundred dollars
:. For stationery, furniture, and other con-
Ehn!lgencies, and for books and maps for the
Library !, for the interior Department. three
thousand dollars
, For compensation for temporary clerks in
Ihe PENSION Bureau fiscal year, twenty thous-
and dollars 'io"'-
Government Hospital for the Insane
For the support, clothing, and medical
Teatment OF the issue of the army and navy
1nd the revenue cutter service, and of the
L:1 OF Columbia, at the government hos
3ltai 1or the insane in said District, inelud
ng nae hundred dollars for books, station
ny ny s anu incidental expenses, ninety thous-
For finishino f,,r,;,L: