294 FOR.TY—FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 292. 1870. thEXl°*“l°“ Mt For the erection, heating, lighting, furnishing, and fitting up an extenhogpéxaigiggg sion of the hospital for the accommodation of one hundred patients in insane. the three upper stories, and to contain separate $8.1101*8, and shoemakers’ shops, and lodging rooms, and a day room for twenty employe[e]s, fifty- mne thousand four hundred and eighty-two dollars. Columbia In- Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. — For the support of ‘°l““l°“ f°"*h° the institut'on incl d'n s ld 'n `d t l ex enses and tl ` Dm.1mdDumb· 1 , u 1 g ·aar1es an *1.Cl en a p , ie maintenance of the beneficiaries of the United States, forty thousand seven Number or hundred and seventy-tive dollars: Provided That the number of students j;‘;;l,“Qg*,:)'f·&°‘ in the collegiate department from the several States authorized by the creased to rm-ty, acts of March two, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and July twenty- Vg61E3h-liz-4 seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, may be increased to forty ; but 18},8,c],l°é62_no student now at said institution, coming from said States under said Vol. xv._p. 2::2. acts, shall be supported therein by the United States, from and after the sh£,'é’$;l‘;3;*i? thirtieth day of June eighteen hundred and seventy-one, and no student tn3am;;,,,,, gw_ hereafter coming to said institution from either of said States under said acts and this act, shall be supported by the United States during any portion of the time he remains therein. Main central For completion of the main central building, ninety-four thousand and building- eighty-seven dollars. _Columbin Hoe- Oolumbia Ikspilal for Wbmen and Lying-in Asylum. -—— For the sup- §;;'ll"°" W°'¤°“» port of the institution, over and above the probable amount which will be ileceived from pay patients, fifteen thousand dollars. _ 1* or rent of building and necessary repairs, three thousand dollars. ci£?;;;>g¤i3lD%;:g- WFor thu; ziépport of the National. Association of Destitute Colored ,1,,,, (,,,,0,,,,, omen o aslungton, in the District of Columbia, ten thousand dol- }Vomenol` Wash- lBl‘S. ‘“§,°:lbm, SOL S Notzorzal Soldiers yand Sailors Owpbanf I{t7?'l26-—FO1` the National di.,m,._,,d s,,nm• oldiers and Sailors Orphans Home, of the city of Washington, Dis- Orphans Hom- trict oft Coltémbia, fifteen thousand dollars, to be disbursed under direction 0 the ecretary of the Interior. P°'}_`;¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ I>¤¤· lg or par? supporg and medical treatment of sixty transient paupers, cot t b me xcu uu surgica patients, in some proper med1cal institution in the mw;} 'M W ° pxylof Xlasliington, under a contract to be formed with such institution, e ve thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, under S ith I thesdirgction of the surgeon-general of the army. ¤·=»»i?`—?·»·????"“"` Z§€.$i°’ZZ3 Z1Z€t2‘Z€$.‘§".§.Z,.Z`.i‘fi..E.’§°".$il`i.2°'Q..‘I$”.£l.`.`$..$.‘Z"°.2”°’ZZ °f "`3 n ousan dollars. ¤ ’ lccggpsgdntpsouzzmglggpn of the hall required for the government coln lars. d£>'·¤¤¤° Gm`- Gezrdeln.—-For completing the main walk through the·Bo- · cn, to e expended under the direction of the Joint committee on the hbrary,·oue thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars. For concretmg, three hundred dollars. d 5:2* labor and materials for gutters around the walks, seven hundred o rs. Buildings. For putting Mansard story on the western otiioe buildin s and for casual repairs, for iron floor grating, iron screen for rotunga; and for glass screens, five thousand and twenty-five dollars. Fencing. Sa ggr fencing the Botgnic garden on the Maryland Avenue side in the 1 manner as it is ence u on the Penns IA ' P bythousand five hundred dollars. P y mma venue Side, Seven mgsuunigepuild- Ppbltc Buildings under Treasury Department. ·— For inclosing the Cus- .1-nmury D8_ tom- iouse building at Astoria, Oregon, fifteen thousand dollars. ,,...3:4:;::,1 hmm or completing the custom-house building at Cairo, Illinois, including at Mmm; paving, curbing, grading, and fencing, sixty thousand dollars. {2;;;,,, I M _ ”For completing the custom-house bnildinglat Portland, Maine, includr MM , ¤· §;Zdp;\r;;;lg,vgr¤:d1pg, G511B10g, and fencing, thirty-seven thousand two hun- ‘ i en y- wo dollars.
