New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12

Portland, Maine, ffty-six thousand eight
hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty-fOur
cents.
For completing the work on the building
for appraisers stores in Philadelphia, fifty
seven thousand five hundred dollars: pro-
for bonded warehouse.
For repair of the tcustomhouse building
at Sandusky, Ohio, ten thousand dollars.
For desks, tables, chairs, cases, shelving
for flerooms, boxes, and repairs of furni-
ture in Treasury Department, ten thousand
dollars. asE .f @.sy H.eeaif II sfssl
For repairs and preservation of public
buildings, fifty thousand dollars. II
For furniture and repairs of furniture for
public buildings, twenty-five thousand dol
lars. ase
For carpets, oil-cloths, mating, rugs
chair covers. and cushions, repairs and put
ting down carpets, and other necessary mis-
cellaneous items of the same kind for the
Treasury Department, ten thousand dollars
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For compensation of twelve watcbmen
and ten laborers, fifteen. thousand eight
hundred and forty dollars. ~
For salaries, travelling, and other ex-
penses of supervising and local inspectors
OF steam vessels, twenty thousand dollars.
For stamps for the use of the Internal
Revenue Office, two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
For wages of workmen and adiusters in
the branch of the United States mint at San
Francisco, California, twenty-eight thou
sand dollars.
For executing contract to facilitate COM
munlcation between the Atlantic and Pa
cific States by electric telegraph, forty thou
sand dollars.
To reimburse to F. E. Spinner the sum
by him paid into the United States treasury
to replace the deficit resulting from the EN-
bezZlement by Charles c. Edwins, discov-
cred in September last, five thousand seven
hundred and fifty eight dollars and twenty
nine cents.
For compensation of two assistants in the
office of the Librarian of Congress. to date
from February first, eighteen hundred and
seTenty-one, whose employment is hereby
authorized at twelve hundred and eighteen
hundred dollars, respectively, three thou
sand dollars. =
For outfit and extraordinary clerical ex-
penses of the commission to revise the
United Statesstatutes at large, one thousand
dollars
For the collation. and publication of the
reports of the foreign claims commissions be-
tween the United States and other coun-
tries, TO be expended under the direction of
the Secretary of State, three thousand dol
lars. $3.50
For alterations and extension of the Treas
ury building, fOrty-nine thousand seven
hundred and thirty -four dollars and forty
one cents.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to pay the present district attorney of
Nebraska his salary for the four years end
ing June thirty, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-One, eight hundred dollars.
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT
For repairs and incidental expenses in re-
fitting and improving lighthouses and
buildings connected Herewith, fifty thou
sand dollars.
For supplying the lighthouses and bea-
con lights on the Atlantic, Gulf Lake and
Pacific coasts with oil, wicks, glass chin
news; and cleaning materials, and repairing
and keeping in repair the Illuminating APP
paratus and lamps, and all other necessary
expenses connected with the same, fifty
thousand dollars.
For expenses OF raising, cleaning, paint
ing, repairing, removing and supplying
losses of buoys, spind1es and day beacons,
for chains, sinkers, and other like neces-
saries, fifty thousand dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For the public printing, one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars; provided,
that no printing shall be hereafter executed
except on written order under the direction
of heads of Departments or by the two
houses of Congress, as authorized by law.
For paper for the public printing, fifty
thousand dollars.
For the public binding, fifty thousand
dollars.
For contingent fund of the Office of the
Congressional Printer, fifteen hundred dol
lars.
For compensation of the Secretary of
State, assistant secretaries. clerks, messen-
gers, watchmen, and others, two hundred
and thirtv-nne thousand dollars and sew
enty-fve cents.
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form
and in newspapers of the States and Terri
tories, and in the city OF Washington, six
teen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, one thousand
nine hundred and tifty-three dollars and
seventy-one cents.
For salaries of United States ministers
abroad, seventy-ive thousand dollars; pro
vided, That hereafter no salaries shall be
paid to two ministers for the same place for
a longer period than thirty days.
For rent of prisons in China, two thou |
sand five hundred dollars.
For relief and protection of American sea-
men in foreign countries, eighty thousand |
dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign inter |
coarse, ten thousand five hundred and SIX
ty-nne dollars and fifteen cents
To paw the salary of the United States
consul at HiOgo and Osaca from the time OF
his appointment, February ten, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, to June thirty, |
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, one thou
sand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and
sixty-seven cents.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. /
For deficiencies in the appropriations for
the service of the fiscal years ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy and
seventy-One, namely: n |
PENSION BUREAU.
For compensation of the Commissioner of
Pensions, clerks, messengers, watchmen |
and laborers in his office, ten thousand |
three hundred and thirty eight dollars and
three cents, t.,. ~.
For blank books, stationery. furniture |
and miscellaneous items in the Pension
Office, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For twelve clerks of class one, fourteen |
thousand four hundred dollars; for seven
laborers, five thousand and forty dollars;
for two assistant messengers, one thousand |
four hundred and forty dollars. ~
INDIAN OFFICE.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to
nav balance due on the Indebtedness in
Cured for the Indian service in California
by Austin Wiley, former superintendent of
Indian affairs, ten thousand five hundred
and ffty-nine dollars and fifty-four cents,
or so much thereof as may be necessary.
For subsisting seven hundred and forty
seven Ponca Indians from December first.
eighteen hundred and seventy, to July,l
first. eighteen hundred and seventy-one, in Il
Guiding liabilities for the purposes already
incurred, fifteen thousand eight hundred