ventilating apparatus, ventilating appa-corder. Contingent expenses: adverratus, operating of. tising, diagrams, expenses of clerks detailed to investigate fraudulent land entries, etc., furniture and repairs, maps, miscellaneous items, parchment paper, and telegraphing.

Public Buildings and Grounds: compensation of bridge-keeper Chain bridge, clerk in office public buildings, etc.; drawkeepers for navy-yard and upper bridges; foreman and laborers public grounds; messenger in the office public buildings, public gardener; watchmen in squares and circles. Contingent expenses.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Secretary's Office: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, disbursing clerk, and Secretary of the Navy. Furniture, miscellaneous items, newspapers, and stationery.

Bureau of Yards and Docks: compensation of chief clerk, clerks, and other employés, and draughtsman. Books, drawings, labor, miscellaneous items, and plans.

Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting compensation of chief clerk, clerks, and other employés. Books, miscellaneous items, and stationery.

Indian Office: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, commissioner, financial clerk, and stenographer. Contingent expenses, binding, blank books, fuel, light; miscellaneous items, newspapers, and price lists.

Pension Office: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, commissioner, deputy commissioner, and medical referee. Contingent expenses, awnings and repairs, bounty land warengraving and retouching plates; exrants, carpets, elevators, repairing of; penses of clerks detailed to investigate frauds; fuel, furniture, gas, heating apparatus, maps, newspapers, printing and and engraving pension certificates, and binding bounty land warrants, printing telegraphing.

United States Patent Office: compensation of assistant commissioner, assistant examiners, chief clerk, clerks and other employés, commissioner of patents, examiners, examiners-in-chief, examiner in and librarian. Contingent expenses, adcharge of interferences, financial clerk,

Bureau of Navigation: compensation of clerks and other employés. Books, miscellaneous items, and stationery. Bureau of Ordnance: compensation of chief clerk, clerks, and other employés. Books, miscellaneous items, and station-vertising, books, purchase of for scien

ery.

Bureau of Construction and Repair: compensation of chief clerk, clerks, and other employés. Miscellaneous items and stationery.

Bureau of Steam Engineering: compensation of chief clerk, clerks, draughtsmen, and other employés. Miscellaneous items and stationery.

Bureau of Provisions and Clothing: compensation of chief clerk, clerks, and other employés. Miscellaneous items.

connected therewith; gas-fitting, ice, intific library; carpets, furniture and labor ternational exchanges, model-cases, construction and repair; moneys refunded, painting, paper for patent heads, paperof issues of drawing of patents, designs ing, photolithographing for official gazette and trade-marks of copies of drawings destroyed or damaged by fire, etc., including temporary draughtsmen ; plumbing, portfolios for drawings, printing engraved patent heads, repairing, and stationery.

Office of Assistant Attorney-General : compensation of clerks.

Bureau of Education: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, commissioner, and statistician. Contin

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery: compensation of assistant engineer, charwomen, conductor of elevator, chief clerk, clerks and other employés, firemen, laborers, and superintendent of building. Fuel, incidental labor, lights, miscellaneous items for Navy Department build-gent expenses, cases for library, collecting, and stationery.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary's Office: compensation of chief clerk, chiefs of divisions, clerks and other employés, engineers, and fire

men.

General Land Office: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, commissioner, draughtsmen, and

ing statistics, editing and publishing circulars, expressage, fuel, furniture, library expenses, lights, periodicals, publications, and telegraphing.

Office of Auditor of Railroad Accounts: compensation of auditor, assistant bookkeeper, book-keeper, clerks and other employés, and railroad engineer. Incidental expenses, travelling and other expenses.

Under Architect of the Capitol: comre-pensation of laborers, person in charge

of heating apparatus of Congressional library and Supreme Court, and watch

men.

of; horses, keeping of; miscellaneous items; Official Postal Guide, publication of; painting; plumbing and gas-fixtures, Contingent expenses Interior Depart- rent of house for office-room; repairs of ment: advertising, books, boxes for pack-engine, boilers, and heating apparatus; ing documents, cases for filing documents, stationery, telegraphing; wagons, refitting up rooms for filing, fuel, furniture, pairs of. ice, light, miscellaneous items, postagestamps, rent of building for Bureau of Education, rent of building for Pension Office, repairs of heating apparatus; storing, packing and distributing official documents, and telegraphing.

Surveyors-General and their Clerks: compensation of, for Arizona Territory, California, Colorado, Dakota Territory, Florida, Idaho Territory, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana Territory, Nebraska and Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico Territory, Oregon, Utah Territory, Washington Territory, and Wyoming Territory.

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Office Postmaster-General: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, law clerk, and Postmaster-General.

Office First Assistant Postmaster-General compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, First Assistant Postmaster-General, and superintendents.

Office Second Assistant Postmaster

General: compensation of chief clerk; chief of division of inspection, clerks and other employés, Second Assistant Postmaster-General, and superintendent of railway adjustment.

Office Third Assistant Postmaster-Gen

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Office of the Attorney-General: compensation of assistant attorneys-general, assistant attorney-general Post-Office Declerks and other employés, disbursing partment, Attorney-General, chief clerk, clerk, law clerk, law clerk and examiner of titles, Solicitor-General, Solicitor of Internal Revenue, and stenographic clerk. Contingent expenses: books, law and miscellaneous; fuel, furniture and repairs of; harness and repairs of, horses, care and subsistence of; labor, lights, opinions of attorneys-general, preparation for publication and superintending of printing of; rent of four floors of building; stationery, telegraphing, wagons and repairs of.

Office Solicitor of the Treasury: compensation of assistant solicitor, chief clerk, clerks and other employés, and the Solicitor. Books, law and miscellaneous.

Judicial.

United States Courts: salaries of Asso

ciate Justices Supreme Court, Associate Justices Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Attorneys, United States district, Chief Justice Supreme Court, Chief Justice Supreme Court of the District eral compensation of chief clerk, chief of Columbia, Circuit Judges, District of division of dead letters, chief of divis-Judges, Judges of the United States retired, marshal Supreme Court, marshals ion of postage-stamps, clerks and other employés, and Third Assistant Postmas- of United States district courts, reporters of decisions of Supreme Court, and warden of jail District of Columbia.

ter-General.

Office Superintendent of Foreign Mails: compensation of chief clerk, clerks and other employés, and superintendent of foreign mails.

Office Superintendent of Money-Order System: compensation of chief clerk, clerks, and other employés.

Division of Mail Depredations: compensation of chief of division, and clerks.

Office of Disbursing Clerk and Superintendent of Building: compensation of accountant, blacksmith, carpenters, disbursing clerk and superintendent, engineers, firemen, storekeeper, watchmen, and other employés.

Contingent Expenses Post-Office Department: carpets, directories of principal cities of the United States, fuel, furniture, gas, hardware, harness, repairs

Court of Claims: salaries of assistant

clerk, bailiff, chief clerk, judges, and messenger. Contingent expenses, books, clerk-hire, fuel, labor, postage, preparing and superintending the printing of the reports of the court, reporting decisions, and stationery.

SUNDRY CIVIL EXPENSES BILL.

Coast and Geodetic Survey. Survey of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, the Mississippi and other rivers: charts, preparation and publication of; civilians engaged in the work, compensation of; Coast Pilot, preparation and publication of; current observations of the coast; deep-sea temperatures; Delaware Bay and river, resurvey of; dredgings; ma

terials for the Coast Pilot; soundings; | fog-signals, construction of; plans for State surveys, furnishing points for tri-structures, preparation of; range guideangulation towards western coast.

lights, establishing of; sites for lighthouses, examination, survey, and protection of; stake-lights, establishing of on dikes; steam fog-signals, erection of; steam tenders, building of.

Survey of the Pacific coasts, Columbia and other rivers: charts, preparation and publication; civilians employed in the work, compensation; Coast Pilot, publication; currents; deep-sea soundings; dredg- Buoyage buoys, day-beacons, and ing; materials for Coast Pilot; publishing spindles, cleaning, painting, removing, observations on progress of the work; re-repairing, raising and supplying losses pairs and maintenance of vessels; State of; chains; dolphins; sinkers, stakes, surveys, furnishing points for; tempera- and similar necessaries. tures. Books, charts, fuel, gas, instruments, maps, miscellaneous expenses, rent of buildings, transportation of charts, instruments and maps.

Engraving and Printing: dies for engravers; labor of workmen skilled in engraving, transferring, plate-printing, etc.; macerating machines for destruction of United States bonds, notes, etc., expenses of operating; machinery and repairs; materials; other expenses of engraving and printing notes, bonds, etc.; paper; plates, rolls, and tools for engravers.

Fish and Fisheries: carp, gourami, salmon, and white-fish, introduction of into the waters of the United States; carpponds, construction of; carp-ponds in Washington and elsewhere, maintenance of; causes of decrease of food-fishes, inquiry into; cod, propagation of; "FishHawk," fish-hatching steamer, maintenance of; halibut and other sea-fishes, herring and other food-fishes, propagation of; illustrations for report of the commissioner of fish and fisheries, preparation of; shad and fresh-water herring, introduction of into the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific, the Gulf and great lake States; statistics of sea-coast and lake fisheries.

Expenses of light-vessels: incidental expenses; rations of seamen; repairs of vessels; salaries of officers; supplies; wages of seamen.

Fog-signals: duplicating, establishing, improving, and renewing of.

Inspecting lights: rewards for information as to collisions; visiting and inspecting lights and other aids to navigation.

Keepers of light-houses: fuel; incidental expenses; rations; rent of quarters, salaries.

Lighting and buoyage: maintenance of lights and buoys on the Mississippi, Ohio, and Missouri Rivers.

Repairs of light-houses and stations: illuminating apparatus and machinery, purchase and repairs of; improving and building; renovating; repairs and incidental expenses.

Supplies of light-houses: books and furniture for light-stations; illuminating and cleansing materials; incidental expenses; materials required for consumption, expenses of inspection and delivery.

Miscellaneous Objects.

Books, law and reference, for the Treasury Library; compensation in lieu of moieties under the customs laws; examLife-Saving Stations: advertising; es-ination of rebel archives and records of tablishment of new life-saving stations; captured property.

fuel for stations and houses of refuge; Expenses of national currency: enfreight; labor; miscellaneous expenses; graving, express charges, paper, and medals; repairs and outfits for stations: re-printing. pairs to apparatus; salaries of keepers of life-saving and life-boat stations, surfmen, superintendents, and volunteer crews of life-boat stations; stationery; supplies of provisions for houses of refuge and stations; travelling expenses of officers.

Light-House Establishment: day-beacons, establishing of on Florida Reefs; harbor guide-lights, establishing of; land for light-house purposes, purchase of; lights, establishment of; light-houses, construction of; lights on pier-heads on the lakes, rivers and sea-board, erection. removal, and repair of; light-ships and

Fuel, lights, and water for public buildings: brooms, brushes, buckets, fuel, hammers, hatchets, light, mops, saws, shovels, water, and wheelbarrows.

Furniture and repairs of furniture: carpets, furniture, repairs of furniture.

Heating apparatus for public buildings: heating, hoisting, and ventilating apparatus, and repairs of

Land and other property of the United States, custody, care, and protection of.

Messengers of the respective States for conveying to the seat of government the electoral vote for President and Vice

President, payment of, at 25 cents per mile, one distance only.

National Board of Health: boards of health, State and local, aid to; marine hospital, Key West, Florida, repairs of bulkhead of sea-wall of; quarantine stations, local aid to; salaries and expenses of National Board.

Pay of custodians and janitors of public buildings.

Washington, D. C., repair and restoration of; wharf at Benicia arsenal, Cal., repairs of. Rock Island, Illinois: buildings and bridges, care and preservation of; construction of workshops; fences, building of; grounds, grading of; railroad, extension and repairs of; roads, building of; Rock Island bridge, care and preservation of; water-power, care, preservation, developing, and mainte nance of; water-tanks, construction of. Artificial Limbs and Appliances: commutation therefor; furnishing of; trans

Plans for public buildings: tabor for duplicating plans; photographing materials. Public Buildings: appraisers' stores, court-houses, custom-houses, marine hos-portation of beneficiaries. pitals, post-offices, and sub-treasuries, construction of. Repairs and preservation of public buildings.

Buildings and Grounds in and around Washington and the Executive Mansion: baskets; flower-pots; fountains, conRevenue-Cutter Service: pay of boys, struction and care of; greenhouses and cadets, captains, coal-passers, cooks, engi- nursery, care of; grounds south of the neers, firemen, lieutenants, petty officers, Executive Mansion, filling and improvpilots, seamen, and stewards. Adver- ing; improvement and care of public tising, commutation of quarters, dockage, grounds; iron fences, construction, repair, fuel for vessels, freight, instruction of and painting of; Lafayette Square, care cadets, labor, miscellaneous expenses, of; lamps and lamp-posts, care of; lycorepairs and outfits for vessels, ship- podium; manure and hauling; monument chandlery and engineers' stores, towage, grounds, care and improvement of; nuitravelling expenses of officers, and wharf-sances, abating of; reservations, improvage. Revenue steamers, expenses of the use of in protecting the interests of the Government on the seal islands, sea-otter hunting-grounds, etc., in Alaska.

Salaries and travelling expenses of agents at seal-fisheries in Alaska.

Standard Weights and Measures: construction and verification of; fuel; International Bureau of Weights and Measures, contribution to maintenance of; materials; metric standards for the custom-houses; mural standards of length; rent of fire-proof rooms; transportation; travelling and other expenses. Suppressing counterfeiting and other felonies: detecting and bringing to trial and punishment persons engaged in counterfeiting the bonds, coins, national bank-notes, treasury notes, and other securities; robbing the mails and other felonies against the laws of the United States postal service, pay and bounty laws, and laws relating to the revenue service.

Vaults, safes, and locks for public buildings, and repairs of.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Armories and Arsenals: artesian well, Benicia, Cal., boring of; repairs of arsenals; repairs and preservation of buildings, grounds, and machinery, Springfield arsenal; Sandy Hook proving-grounds, clearing, levelling, grading, and building roads and walks of; wharf at arsenal,

ing of; seats, purchase and repair of; snow and ice, removing of; trees, treestakes, lime, whitewashing, and stock for nursery; twine; vases and painting of.

Building for State, War, and Navy Departments, continuation of work on.

Executive Mansion: care and repair of; fuel; furniture; greenhouse, fuel for, care and repairs of.

Expenses of military convicts: costs, charges of State penitentiaries for the care, clothing, maintenance, and medical attendance of.

Lighting the Executive Mansion and public grounds: fuel for greenhouses in the nursery; fuel for the office; fuel for watchmen's lodges; gas; lamp-posts; matches; pay of gasfitters, lamp-lighters, and plumbers; plumbing; repairs of all kinds.

Military roadways, construction of; military telegraph lines, construction, maintenance, and repair of.

Miscellaneous Objects.

Barracks, purchase of, Ringgold, Texas; buildings at headquarters Department of Columbia, Fort Snelling, Minn., completion of; buildings at headquarters Department of Texas, San Antonio, construction of; charts of lake survey for use of navigators, printing of; field-work of lake survey, reduction of; final report of lake survey, preparation and publica

tion of; forts, construction of; military escaped prisoners; rewards for apprehenposts, construction of; military roadways, sion of escaped prisoners; running maconstruction of; military surveys and chinery; shops, repairs and extension of; reconnoissances west of the Mississippi stationery; stores miscellaneous; stoves River; quarters, construction and repair and stove-pipe; subsistence stores; teamof; reports and maps, transportation of sters, pay of; tobacco for prisoners; to foreign countries, through the Smith- tools; watchmen, pay of; wicking. sonian Institution; survey of the northern and northwestern lakes; tests of iron and steel; water-level observations, continuance of in lake survey.

Mississippi River Commission: salaries and other expenses; surveys and examinations.

National Cemeteries: superintendents, pay of.

Support of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers: barracks and other construction purposes; central branch, support of; clothing; construction and repairs; current expenses; eastern branch, support of; incidental expenses; northwestern branch, support of; out-door relief: southern branch, support of.

Support of transient paupers: care, support, and medical treatment of 75 transient paupers, medical and surgical patients, in Washington, D. C.

Printing and binding catalogue of the library of the Surgeon-General's office. Records of the War of the Rebellion, Union and Confederate clerks and other United States Artillery School, Fortress employés engaged upon the, compensa- Monroe, Virginia: drawing materials; tion of; Confederate records, collection materials necessary in the science of enof; fuel; incidental expenses; prepara-gineering and artillery; models; misceltion for the publication, printing, and laneous expenses; stationery; text-books. binding of 10,000 copies of; rent of offices; Washington Monument, continuing stationery. work upon.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Repair of water-pipes and fire-plugs: apparatus to clean water-pipes: pipes, supply of from springs to the Capitol, Clothing and bedding, pay to officers Executive Mansion, and State, War, and and others in the navy and marine corps, Navy Departments, repairing and renew- for quantity destroyed to prevent spread ing of; springs, cleaning of; telegraph of disease; construction and repair of mato connect the Capitol with the Depart-rine barracks. ments and the Government Printing-Of- Navy-yards and stations: repairs and fice, repair and care of; water-pipes, represervation, improvements, dry-docks, pairing and extending. construction of buildings, etc., in the different navy-yards.

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Signal Service: books, newspapers, and periodicals; incidental expenses; instruments, meteorological and other, purchase and repair of; instrument shelters; maps Consular and commercial reports, and and bulletins; observation and report of storms; offices in cities and ports, ex- circular letters to chambers of commerce, penses of; river reports; signal-stations printing and distributing of; clerical hire at life-saving stations, and light-houses, for the collection, analyzing, publication, establishment of; stationery; storm-sig- and distribution of commercial informanals, expenses of announcing approach tion; International Bureau of Weights and Measures, contribution to mainte

of storms.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Botanic Garden: night watchman, pay of; repairs and improvements to buildings and walks.

Support and improvement of the Leav-nance of. enworth Military prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas: belting for machinery; blank-books; clerks in office of quartermaster, pay of; clothing, material for; discharge of prisoners, payment of $5 upon each; disinfectants; drainage of Bureau of Education: distribution and grounds; engineers, pay of; extra-duty exchange of educational documents; edpay; foremen, pay of; fuel; hats, ma-ucational apparatus and appliances, colterial for; hay for beds; hose; ma- lection, exchange, cataloguing, and caring chinery, cleaning and repairing; mate- for. rials for repair-shop; mechanics, pay of; medical supplies, purchase of; oil; of ficers' quarters, repairs of; paving bricks ; prison buildings, repairs of; pursuing

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Census: enumeration and compilation of the census.

Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb: books; gymnasium, erection and