New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 90 1872

and courthouse at Portland, Maine, fifteen
thousand three hundred and ninety-eight
dollars.
For putting new roof on the custom and
postofice building at Newport, in the
State of Rhode Island, to be so arranged as
to afford an additional story, and fer re-
modelling the anterior of said building, and
such other repairs as may be necessary,
the sum of eleven thousand two hundred
and forty-one dollars and seventy-fve cents.
For additional machinery for the apprais-
ers' stores in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
five thousand five hundred and tifty-nine
dollars and ffty-fve cents.
For grading, paving, sidewalks, and fences
Of the approaches to the building for Gus
tOmhOuse at st. Paul, Minnesota, fifteen
thousand nine hundred and eleven dollars
and fifty cents.
For rent of the Office of assistant treasurer
of the United States, at st. Louis, Missouri,
one thousand five hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary for the
remainder of the present fiscal year, and for
fitting up the Office one thousand dollars.
To reimburse the city Of Detroit Michi-
gan, the amount expended in laying a wood
pavement in front Of the marine hospital
property in said city, eighteen hundred dol
lars.
To supply furniture for the new custom
house at Machias, Maine, three thousand
seven hundred and sixty-siK dollars.
TREASURY, MISCELLANEOUS.
For rebuilding the Iight-stations at Man
istee, Michigan, which were destroyed by
fire on the eighth of October, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-One, ten thousand dollars.
For repairs and preservation of public
buildings under the control of the Treasury
Department, fifty thousand dollars.
For re-arranging the heating apparatus
Ofthe 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
10 the close Of the year ending June thiT-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy 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 thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy, three thou
sand two hundred and ifty-three dollars
and eighty-tive cents.
For repairs and preservation of public
buildings under the control Of the Treasury
Department for fiscal years prior to the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy, seven thousand six hun
dred and fifty dollars and ninety-twO cents.
For re-establishing lights and other aids
to navigation on the southern coast for
the fiscal years prior to the year ending
entv, one thousand eight hundred and fly
eight dollars and ninety cents: provided
that this and the two Immediately pre-
ceding para graphs do not involve any ap-
preparation from the treasury, but are
merely an authorization to the proper Off
GERS to make upon the books of the treasury
transfer entries to settle certain accounts
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to settle the accounts Of collectors Of Gus
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outside Of the districts for which they were
appointed, for expenditures already made
in pursuance of law, and which will not in
vOlVe any actual expenditure, transfer on
the books of the treasury Of such sums as
may be necessary is hereby authorized
For vaults, safes and locks for public
buildings under the control of the Treasury
Department for fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, fifty thousand dollars.
That the salary Of the Second Controller
of the Treasury shall after the thirtieth
day Of June, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, be five thousand dollars per annum.
To pay John p. Bruce the amount appro-
priated to be paid him by the act of July
eighteen hundred and seventy,
for printing for the third session of the
Legislature of the Territory of Montana,
but which has not been paid but is now di-
rected to be paid to him, and his receipt
shall be deemed a sufficient voucher for
payment Of the same by the accounting Off
GERS of the treasury, seven. hundred and
ninety-six dollars and ninety cents.
To pay John Gordon, messenger in the
P0stOtfice Department, for extra service
from March fourth, eighteen hundred and
to March third, eighteen hun
dred and fity-seven, five hundred dollars
To enable the Secretary OF the Treasury
to pay certain gaugers employed in the
thirty district Of the State of New
York, under the late collector of internal
revenue, J. +. Bailey, fees earned by them
Turing part of the month Of March, eighteen
hundred and seventy, seven hundred and
tour dollars and twenty cents.
For the payment Of the salary of the sec
'etary OF the Territory Of New Mexico, as
of public buildings and
grounds for the years ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy-One, and June
hirtieth, eighteen hundred and sevenv-twO, !
wO thousand dollars; and so much of the
second section of the act OF July twenty
even, eighteen hundred and siXtv-eight |
Statues at Large, chapter CCLANIL), as
grants a salary to the secretary of said Ter
itOry as superintendent Of public buildings
md grounds, is hereby repealed, the repeal !
o take effect at the end of the current |
iscal year.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
0 pay the annual salary of the United |
states marshal of Nebraska from the date
# the admission of the State, at the rate of |
wO hundred dollars per annum, one thou |
and one hundred dollars, or so much there |
# as may be necessary.
To pay o. =. Rockwell, late mail CON |
ractor in Utah Territory, balance due him, |
me thousand three hundred and ten dollars |
md sixty cents.
WAR nFpApTNIFNT
Military EStaJLShmcnt-Fo the pay de- |
for the allowance to the officers |
# the army for transportation of themselves |
nd their baggage. when travelling on duty, !
Without troops, escort, or supplies, ninety !
thousand dollars.
QUdrieFmuStcr'S Dependencies regular
uppEes, consisting Of fuel for officers en-
listed men, guards, hospitals, store houses
nd offices, and for forage in kind for the
orses, mules and oxen of the Quartermas-
er's department at the several posts and
tatiOns and with the armies in the field: !
or the horses of the several regiments of
ayalry, the batteries of artillery,
nd such companies of infantry
5 may be mounted, and for the author
sed number of officers horses when
CRYING in the field and at the outposts, in
luding bedding for the animals; of straw
Dr soldiers bedding; and of stationery, in
luulng Drink DOCKS Tor the QUaTtermaS- |
9r's department, certificates for DISCHARGED
Dldiers, blank forms for the Pay and Qaar-
department, and for printing of
vision and department orders and reports,
lree hundred thousand dollars.
For the general and incidental expenses
the Qaartermaster's department, con-
sting OF postage on letters, and kilograms
: dispatches, received and sent on public
eryice; extra pay TO soldiers employed !
nder the direction of the Quartermaster's
apartment, in the erection of barracks,
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