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124 FORTY·-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 172. 1872. Constantinople. first, eighteen. hundred and sixty-six, to March thirty-first, eighteen hundred and sixt -seven, four hundred dollars. Y Cemetery in For improvements and alteration of the Protestant cemetery in Malaga Mal?;? Spain, five hundred dollars. · ° iu ¤¤=i¤•>· To reimburse the consul of the United States in the city of Mexi f the care of the Protestant American cemetery during the past yeziii: fd: the cprrentdiiscal year, and to pay salary of keeper, five hundred dollars, one t ousau one hundred and five dollars. Hslzpe Some! C Forsthe anpual proportion of the United States of the expenses of ape parte ight, on the coast of Morocco, two hundred and eightyefive dollars. lcgélgztgtgum se For additional expenses of the United States legation in France, con- Fmcp ouent upon the removal of the seat of government from Paris to Versa1l1l`es,deight hundred dollars. Extraordinary o efray the extraordinary expenses of the American minister to the

 kingdom of Italy occasioned by the removal of its capital from Turin to

1,,;, · Florence and from Florence to Rome, six thousand dollars. foplgzzzgrgw :I`o enable Robert C. Sehenck, minister to Great Britain, to pay his scm16k_ ‘ private amanuensrs, as provided by joint resolution approved January Vol.xvi. 1;.590. eleventh, eighteen hundred and seventy-one, from the date of the approval of said joint resolution to Julylfirst, eighteen hundred and seventy-one, Comm? on? ousand one hundred and eighty dollars. building MTM_ or repairs to the consular building at Tangiers, three thousand dollars, gsm_ pir so much thereof as may be necessary, to be expended under the direc- , Hpgdmeghe Secretary of State, to be available until the end of the next s f • A“‘°’l°¤¤¤¢¤· For the relief and protection of A e‘ ‘

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