The loyal Georgian., 1867-05-16

for consultation room TOT the court, Six
thousand five hundred dollars.
To enable the Commissioner OF Public
Buildings to pay for sewers and paving in
.ront OF the Government property construc-
ed under the act of May five, eighteen hun
,ired ard sixty-four, thirty-twO thousand and
evenly dollars: fq0gaded, I hat no payment
hall be made on acouLt of any appropria-
Ious herein contained to reimburse the city
IF Washington for Improvements hereto
fore constructed in front of or through the
public grounds, udtil the items have been
properly examined ard audited as to legality
and amount by the proper officer of the
treasury.
For improvement of grounds, purchase
Of plants for garden, and contingent expen-
oes incident thereto, two thousand dollars.
For feul, in part, tor the PRESIDENTS
I.ouse, five thousand dollars.
For lighting the Capitol and Presidents
house, The public grounds around them,
ard around the executive offices, aid Pensyl-
wanna avenue, Bridge aid high streets, in
Georgetown, Four-ald-i-half street. Seventh
aid Twelfth streets across the Mall, ard
Maryland avenue west, ard Sixth street
south, eighty five Thousand dollars
For repairs of the Potomac and upper
| bridges SIX thousand dollars.
hOr repairs of elilisylvalia avenue, and
keeping II Clean aid for sprinkling the same,
zen Thousand dollars
For public reservation number two and
Lafayette square, i'll 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, aid continuing the
improvement of the same, three thousand
dollars
For repairs of water-pipes, five hundred
dollars.
For cleaning ard repairing sewer traps
ON Pennsylvania avenue, three hundred
dollars
For casual repairs of all the furnaces under
the Capitol, five hundred dollars.
For all additional WatChnlan in reservation
number two, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For casing with stone ard erectinga wall
in front OF the moth BASEMENT OF The old part
OF the Capitol 50 as to correspond with the
south basement already completed four |
thousand thee hun bred dollars.
For completing the sewer throuh the
botanic garden, twenty thousand five hun
drcd al d five dollars.
For taking up aid relayirg with stone
naggl1 g The bliCk pavement IL front OF The
', az AID Navy Departments, on Seventeenth
oC1CCl, IIlIcc luOuStll-U
For stone crosSll gs al the streets lnterSec-
ting PeELSy lyania avenue, five thousand dol
lars
For repairing, re-glazing, re-painting, ard
putting in thorough order the green house
at the Presidents, five thousand dollars
For repairing roof of the old ortion of the
Capitol, i've thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars.
10 meet the expenditure made by the
Commissioner Of ublic BuildiIg s in illumi-
mating the Capitol aud the government por-
ton OF the Guy Hall, two bundled and fifty
dollars
For hauling manurefor thepublic grounds,
five hundred dollars.
For the protection and improvement of
Fran kiln square, two thousand dollars.
For painting the Presidents House inside ;
and out, eight thousand dollars; to be ex-
pended by TIE Commissioner of Public
buildings.
For rebuilding fence DESTROYED by FREE
around the Smithsonian Institution, two
hui. bred dollars.
For fuel for centre building of Capitol,
fifteen hundred dollars.
For completing the dome of the Capitol,
fifty thousand dollars
For supplying deficiency in appropriation
for lighting the CapitoI and Presidents
House aid public grounds around them. and
around the executive officers ard Pensyl-
vania avenue; Bridge aid High streets,
Georgetown; tOur-al d-a-half street Seventh ,
street, ard Twelfth street across the Mall,
and Maryland aVeIue west, AID Sixth !
street south, thirteen Thousand dollars.
For sweeping and cleaning Pennsylvania |
avenue prior to the Inauguration on the
fourth OF March, eighteen hundred ard sixty
i've one thousand dollars
For carrying the Potomac water into that
portion of the Presidents House oc- {
cupied for offices, and all the necessary fix
Iues, fhree th0usal dollars. /.
For supplying deficiency in appropriation {
tor tuel Tor The Iresdeuts House and Capt. I
.Ol, six Thousand dollars
For continuing the work on the Capitol
extension, one hundred ard seventy-five .
thousand dollars
For casual repairs of Patent Office Bull
ling, ten thousand dollars.
For defTaying the expenses incidtSt to q
he death and burial Of hrHha'o -, ~" |
ate President of the United States, thirty
thousand dollars.
For salary OF warden of the Jail in the
District of Columbia, sixteen hundred dol !
ars
or the support ard maintenance of the !
'onvicts transferred from the District of
Columbia to suchplace Or places as may be
elected by the Secretary of the Interior,
thirty Thousand dollars
For the preservation of the collections of
ne exploring ard surveying expe ditiors of {
he government. four thousand dollars.
TO BE CONTINUED