Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

lars aud five cents and to make good the
damage done Ia. the building and loss Ivy
fire, fourteen thousand and sixty dollars
aud fifty cents in all, one hundred and
five Thousand four hundred and thirty
one dollars and forty-four cents.
For continuation of the construction of
the building for custom-house at Knox
vile, Tennessee, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For completing the building for custom
house at Portland, Maine, ten thousand
eight hundred and fifty-one dollars.
For completing the building for post
flee and courthouse at Portland, Maine,
fifteen thousand three hundred and nine
ty-eight dollars.
For putting new roof OH the custom
aud pOst-office building ut Newport in
the State of Rhode Island, to be so arrang-
ed as to afford an additional story, and for
remodeling the interior of said building,
and such other repairs us may be neccssa
ry, the sum of eleven thousand two hun
dred and forty-onc dollars and seventy
five cents.
For additional machinery for the ap-
praisers' stores in Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania, five thousand five hundred and tif-
ty-nine dollars and fifty-five cents.
For grading, paving, sidewalks, and
fences of the approaches to the building
for custom-house at Saint Paul, Minneso
tn, fifteen thousand nine hundred and
eleven dollars and fifty cents.
For rent of the office of assistant treas
urer of the United States at Saint Louis
Missouri, one thousand five hun
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may bc
necessary for the remainder of the pres
cnt fiscal year, and for fitting up the Office,
one thousand dollars.
To reimburse the city of Detroit, Michi-
gan, the amount expended i'll laying q
wood pavement in front of the marine
hospital property in said city, eighteen
hundred dollars.
To supply furniture for the new custom
house ut Machias, Maine, three thousand.
seven hundred and siXty-siX dollars.
TREASURY, MISCELLANEOUS.
For rebuilding the Manifestations at Nun
istee, Michigan, which were destroyed by
fire on the eighth of October, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one, ten thousand
dollars.
For repairs and preservation of public
buildings under the control of the Treas
ury Department, fifty thousand dollars.
For re-arrangng the heating apparatus
for the Treasury building, according to
plans to be approved by the Secretary of
the Treasury, nineteen thousand eight
hundred and forty dollars, which shall be
available to the close of the year ending
June thirticth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-three. ..
For furniture and repairs of furniture
for public buildings under the control of
the Treasury Department for the fiscal
years prior to the year ending June thir- .
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, three
thousand two hundred and fifty-three dol.
lars and eighty-fve cents. -
For repairs and preservation of public
buildings under the control of the Treas
uIy Department for fiscal years prior to
the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, seven thousand six
hundred and fifty dollars and ninety-two
cents.
For re-establishing lights and other aids
to navigations on the southern coast for
the fiscal years prior to the year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty, one thousand eighteen hundred and
fifty-eight dollars and ninety cents: Pro-
Uided, That this and the two Immediately
preceding paragraphs do not involve amy
appropriation from the treasury, bur IRE
merely an authorization to the proper Of
ficers to make upon the books of the treas
ury transfer entries to settle certain ac-
counts.
TO enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to settle the accounts of collectors of Gus
toms acting as superintendent of lights,
outside the districts for which they were ap-
pointed, for expenditures already made in
pursuance of law, and which will not in
woke any actual expenditure, II transfer on
the books of the treasury of such sum Us
may be necessary is hereby authorized.
For vaults, safes, and locks for fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-two, fifty thousand dol
lars.
That the salary of the Second Conn.
troller of the Treasury shall, after the
thirtieth day of June, eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, be five thousand dollars
per annum
To pay John L. Bruce the amount an
propriated to be paid him by the act of
July fifteenth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty, for printing for the third session of
the legislature Of the Territory of Mon
tana, but which has not been paid but is
now directed to be paid to him, and his
receipt shall be deemed a sufficient vouch-
er for payment of the same by the nc,
counting officers OF the treasury, seven
hundred and ninety-six dollars and nine
ty-siX cents.
TO pay John Gordon, messenger in the
Post Office Department, for extra service
from March fourth, eighteen hundred and
and tifty-thrce, to March third eighteen
hundred and tifty-seven, five hundred
dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
a., a,