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compensation to superintendent and assistants, one hundred thousanddollars.
Nc. 170. For the continuation of the survey of the northern andsouthern lakes of the United States , twenty thousand dollars.
No. 171. For completing survey of the boundary between the Stateof Michigan and territory of Wisconsin , seven thousand dollars.
No. 172. To enable the President of the United States to cause tobe nude and completed an exploration and survey of that part of thenortheastern boundary line of the United States and the adjacent coun-try which separates the States of Maine and New Hampshire from theBritish provinces, and for completing maps of surveys already made,and other work, according to estimates, sixty-six thousand three hun-dred and one dollars and seventy-five cents.
No. 173. For the salaries of the two keepers of the public archivesin Florida , one thousand dollars.
For allowance to law agent, assistant counsel, and district attorney,under acts providing for settlement of private land claims in Florida ,three thousand five hundred and thirty-five dollars and eighty-two cents:Provided, That no allowance shall hereafter be made for compensationto the law agent, assistant counsel, or extra fees to the district attorneyof Florida, for attending to the settlement of private land claims in Flo-rida . And the said office of law agent and the power to employ assis-tant counsel are hereby abolished.
No. 174. For expenses in relation to the relief of certain insolventdebtors of the United States , two thousand dollars.
No. 175. For the support and maintenance of the penitentiary of theDistrict of Columbia , in addition to an unexpended balance of ninethousand three hundred and eighty-four dollars, six hundred and six-teen dollars.
No. 176. To make good a deficiency in the year eighteen hundredand forty-one in the fund for the relief of sick and disabled seamen, asestablished by the act of the third May, eighteen hundred and three,[two] forty-six thousand five hundred dollars.
No. 177. To complete and put in a suitable condition for occupationthe marine hospital at Mobile, fifteen thousand dollars.
No. 178. For the custom-house at Boston , seventy-five thousand dol-lars.
No. 179. For payment of such amount as shall be found due by theselect committee, appointed in the House of Representatives on thethirteenth day of May, eighteen hundred and forty-two, for superin-tendence, work done, and materials furnished in completing the cus-tom-house at New York , a sum not exceeding twenty-eight thousandtwo hundred dollars.
No. 189. For expenses of sixth census, including printing statisticsand reports, enumeration of inhabitants and addendum, and census ofpensioners for revolutionary and military services, ten thousand copieseach, a sum not exceeding one hundred and ten thousand dollars :Provided, however, That before the said accounts are paid it shall bethe duty of the Secretary of State, or other proper accounting officer,to ascertain from one or more disinterested practical printers, whatwould be considered a fair and just compensation for composition,press-work, printing and paper, and that so much and no more be al-lowed : And provided further, That no part of the said sum be appliedto the payment of printing the compendium which is now the subjectof dispute.
For the removal of the statue of Washington under the direction ofa joint committee of both Houses of Congress , the account for whichshall be audited and certified by said committee, a sum not exceedingone thousand dollars.
Survey of thelakes.
Boundary be-tween Michigan and Wisconsin .
Explorationand survey ofnorth-easternboundary.
Proviso.
Sick and dis-abled seamen.
1802, ch. 51.
Expenses of6th census.
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Statue ofW ashington.
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