312 FORTIETH CONGRESS. Sess. III. Ch. 123. 1869. d_}€X**‘? P8? M dred and nine dollars and twenty cents: Provided, That no extra compa;]- 8; }'(f;l,$y';§§f sation exceeding one eighth of one per centum in any case- shall hereafter lic building not be allowed to any officer, person, or corporation, for disbursing any moneys l° °X°°°d~ &°· appropriated to the construction of any public building.
bn5d- dogzogrepairs and preservation of publ1c buxldmgs, thirty five thousand
1 rlixpenses of For necessary expenses in carrying into effect the several acts of Con- £_”“s ”"d °"’“' gress, authorizinv loans and the ISSUC of treasury notes, four hundred v notes. ¤ . , . . No work to bg thousand dollars: Provtded, I hat no work shall be done in the engraving @0**5 V0? PFiV**° and printing bureau for private parties. Pagifgand dw For supplying deficiency in the fund for the relief of sick and disabled nbled seamen. seamen, fifty thousand dollars. Patent office. For amount required to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for salary, miscellaneous, and other expenses of the United States patent office for the monthfs] of March, April, May, and June, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, two hundred thousand dollars. Expenses of For amount required to supply denciency in the appropriation for °°‘"tS‘ expenses of courts, five hundred thousand dollars; and no part of this No part for . . . . . , counsel, Sw. appropriation shall be paid to employ and retain counsel to assist district attorneys. Survey of At- For the survey of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf coasts, forty thousand lantio, ulf, and d Ham Pacific coasts. 0 ° _ _ _ _ Home of Rep— House of Representatives. ·- To supply a deficiency in the appropria-
- °sS“**W"“· tion for foldinv documents, eivhty thousand dollars.
holding docu- ° . . ° . . . mmm To supply a deliclency m the appropriation for laborers, nine thousand Laborers. nine hundred and seventy-five dollars. Joint commit- To defray the expenses of the joint committee on retrenchment, four, ings"? "°"°“°h' thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary: Provided, Howmbo dis- That said sum shall be drawn from the treasury upon the order of the b¤¤‘S¤<i· secretary of the Senate as the same shall be required, and any portion of the amount hereby appropriated that shall be allowed by said joint committee to witnesses attending before it, or persons employed in its service, for per d[i]em travelling, or other necessary expenses, and paid by said secretary in pursuance of the orders of said committee, shall be accordinoly allowed by the accounting officers of the treasury. Congressional To pady balance due for the twenty-four copies of the Congressional §';gg?x*l“d AP' Globe and Appendix for each representative and delegate, and one hundred copies for House l1brary,m the second session of the fortieth Congress, eighteen thousand four hundred and twenty dollars. To pay for twenty-four copies of the Congressional Globe and Appendix for each representative and delegate and one hundred copies for the House library, and for pages in excess of fifteen hundred, in the thedfisession of the fortieth Congress, twenty-six thousand four hundred an ty-two dollars. r§ip;>rtip5);r£ To pay for reporting and printing the debates and proceedings in the fn Dm,?, Gl°bG_ Daily Globfe, two thousand seven hundred and thirty dollars. Sens for new 0 pay or compete setts of the Congressional Globe and Appendix m°mb°*‘¤· for the new members entitled to receive the same under the law of July 1864, eh. 250. · . VO1_xm_ p_ 3Q2n fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, seven thousand four hundred and eighteen dollars. For Congressional Globe and Appendix, twenty-nine thousand eight hundred and forty-two dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary to complete the vvork under the contract expiring March fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. Hcpsxtv dc- Senate, Deficiency. —- For clerks to committees, pages, horses, and cary‘ ryalls, thirty thousand dollars. For heating and ventilating, five thousand dollars. For miseellaneous items, fifteen thousand dollars. For stationery, five thousand dollars.
