The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-28

thirty one dollars and sixty cents.
I his item and the two preceding items are for
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seyenty-one, --..-.l..s d
For hire of officers quarters where there are
no public quarters, eight thousand three hun
drpd and fifty four dollars. t.'fE
For forage tor horses for field and staff officers
three thousand five hundred and forty dollars.
For pay account for per diem to marine band,
one thousand five hundred dollars. This item
and the two preceding items are for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy two.
ship-canal between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, by routes of Tehauntepec and Nieara-
qua, with reports upon the same, twenty thou
sand dollars and TO complete the survey OF the
Darian route, five thousand dollars.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
PEEsIoN-oFFICE.
To reimburse the contingent fund of the Pen
sion Office for expenses incurred in removing the
papers and files OF said office to the Seaton House,
and in refittng in said building, the sum of
ten thousand five hundred and tifty dollars
and seVenty-eight cents. -.
To pay six clerks of class one and sixclerks of
class two, TO be employed in the examination of
claims for pensions to the survivors of the war of
eighteen hundred and twelve which the Secre
tary is hereby authorized to employ for one year,
and no longer, fifteen thousand six hundred dol
lars; and this appropriation is available for said
purpose for one year. and no longer.
For deficiency for fuel and lights in the Interi-
or Department, one thousand two hundred ana
eighty two dollars. ~ eEf.F f#.
#.... LAND OItlCE.
Tor contingent expenses of district land offices
for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, five thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
the expense Of depositing public moneys for the
fiscal year ending June thirteth, eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-one, eight thousand dollars;
and for a deficiency in the appropriations for
clerks in the Office of the surveyor general of Cali
fornia, five hundred dollars. .. 81"
PATENT OFFICE.
TO provide for the plates of an Official Ga
I nl,at, snfs dane
ings of patents issued, thirteen thousand three
hundred ard thirty three dollars, to be expended
under the direction of the Commissioner of Pat
ents: PrOcided That one copy of said Gazette
shall be furnished to each Senator, Representa-
tive, and Delegate in Congress; and one copy
each shall be sent to eight such public libraries
as may be designated by each Senator, Repre-
sentative, and Delegate, and two copies to the
Library of Congress: Prouided further, That a
subscription price of not less than five dollars
per annum for said Gazette shall be charged to
such subscription shall be, on or before the first
day of each month, paid into the treasuryA
| FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
| For the additional expense of printing and
stitching the Patent-Oaice Official Gazette, with
the abstracts of specifications and drawings five
| thousand four hundt ed and twenty-five dollars.
! CENSUS.
| TO supply deficiency in the appropriation for
| the expenses OF the ninth census twenty thou
1 saud dollars and such UNI as may be necessary
| to pay the remainder due ccnsus-takeTs, for talk
ing Inc sUpilttt,
of money paid under this appropriation shall not
exceed il all twenty-five thousand dollars.
| PUBLIC WORKS.
| Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb
For fitting up the buildings of the institution,
six thOuS nd dollars.
For repairs of buildings of said institute during
fiscal Year ending June thiretlI, eighteen hun
died and seyenty-two, three thousand lise hun
dred dollars. r- fFr
! To commence the proper fitting up, in a fire.
proof manner, of the vacant apartments in the
Smithsonian Institution building for the propsr
Idjstribution and exhibition of The government
| collections of natural history, geology and min
efrOgy, five thousand dollars. .#f. -s.
/ For the preparation and publication of maps,
charts geological sections, and Other englavmgs
necessary to illustrate the final report OF the
United States geological survey of the Terrific
rirs, by Profes or Hayden ten thousand dollars,
4 to be expended under the direction of the Secre
For the payment of clerks in the Office of the
surveyor general of the Stale OF louisiana, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
/ For the repair and improvement of the Con.
gresscnal cemetery, to be expended under the
direction of the warden and vesly of Washing
ton parish, District of Columbia, three Thousand
dollars. tt--
For the completion of the United States court
house at Charleston, South Carolina, one hun
dred and two dollars and eight cents.
CAPITOL EXTENTION.
For the purpose of buying and putting in place
a new boiler water-tank, and steam-pump in til,
south wing of the Capitol, ten thousand dollars
4
ment is hereby required 10 disburse all money!
appropriated for the United States Capitol eSten
81 IN and improvement of the grounds, and to re-
ceiye therefor an annual compensation of one
thousand dollars, to be paid from said appropria
ton. from October first, eighteen hundred anl
seventy zone: Provided, That in the adjustment
of the accounts of f. w. Clemens late disburs
ing agent of the Capitol extension, the account
ing olcers of the treasury are hereby authorized
and directed to allow him The sum of eight hun
dred dollars TO be paid from The appropriation
hnraI Tf, ma a ha Mi, n non,
sus, as compensation for increased responsibility
and labor i'll discussing said appropriations from
October first, eighteen hundred and seventy, t.
September thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seven
tyrone
For additional lamps and servce-pipe in th
east and west parks, Capitol grounds, four thou
sand dollars.
INDIAN BUREAU.
For this amount, to pay to the Seneca indians
the intere I due on the sum of forty Thousand
dollar, held in trust Tor hem as provided in the
treaty of February twenty-third, eighteen hun
bred and sixty-seyen, from June eighteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, the date of tht
ratification of said treaty, 10 November first
eighteen hundred and seventy-one the date
when interest on stocks purchased with saiC
sum of forty thousand dollars commenced to &c
crue, six thousand seven hundred and thirty
three dollars and thirty-three cents, which
amount shall be paid direct to said Seneca indiana
and not to an agent, attorney, or other person
claiming to act for them.
For this amount, to replace the sum appropri
ated by the actI of July twenty-eighth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, under the provision of tn,
sixth article of treaty with the Semnoes o.
March twenty-first, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, and ninth article of the treaty with tn,
Greeks of June fourteenth, eigh teen hundred anc
siXty-siX, for the erection of agency buildings
the reservations of said tribes, twenty Thousand
dollars
For this amount, to enable the Secretary o
the interior TO supply the kaw tribe of indians
in Kansas with subsistence, to relieve their i'm
mediate and pressing wants, the same to be REIN
bursed to the United States, from the proceed
of the sale of lands of the said Indians, whei
the same shall have been sold under existing
treaty stipulations, ten thousand dollars.
| For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, for subssting the Navajo indiana
| in New Mexico, for the fiscal year ending June
thrtieih eighteen hundred and seventy two
sixty thous ind dollars,
For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, to subsist the Apache Indians o
Arizona and New Mexico during the remainder
of the present fiscal year. who shall be upon tn,
reservation and peacefully remain there, or wht
shall otherwise maintain peaceful relations will
the United States, one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
| For this amount, or much thereof as may
be necessary, for the substance, civilization
and care of the Arlckaree, Gros yentre, anc
Mandan Indians, at Fort Berthold agency Da
kota, during the remainder of the pres ent 1isca
year, forty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may b,
necessary, for the subsistence of the Indians u
The Milk River agency, in Montana, Gncludin.
eight thousand Sioux now collected at that place,
for the fiscal year ending June thirieth, eighteen
hundred and seventytw one hundred Thousand