LAWS OF THE UNION.

PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
NINETEENTH CONGRESS-.
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~ Service of the United States, for the year


one thousand eight hundred and twcnty-six.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United STATES u
.fmerica in Congress assembled, That,
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby, respectively appropriated, for the
Military Service Of the United States, for the
year one thousand eight hundred and twen-
ty-six, to wit:


For pay of the Army. and subsistence of
officers, including the Military Academy.
nine hundred and ninety four thousand four
hundred and seven dollars and seyenty-five
cents.


For Subsistence, two hundred and eigh-
ty-nine thousand and one hundred dollars.


For Forage for officers, thirty-tise thou
sand five hundred and twenty dollars.


For the Recruiting Service, in addition to
an unexpended balance on the thirty-t first OF
December, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty five, of six thousand seven hundred
and sixty-nine dollars, twelve thousand one
hundred and forty-ive dollars.


For the contingent expenses OF the re-
cruting service, i'll addition to AN unexpend-
ed balance, OH the thirty-tirst of December,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
FIVE, of seven thousand dollars, two thou
sand four hundred and fifty seven dollars.


For the purchasing Department, in addi-
tion to materials on hand, OF sixty Thousand
dollars, two hundred and two thousand two
hundred and hfty-one dollars and nineteen
cents.


For one thousand complete suits of extra
Clothing to be put i'll depot. and for one ad-
ditional pair Of Shoes to be allowed for each
enlisted soldier per anDum, hfty-one thou
sand FIVE hundred and two dollars and forty
five cents.


For the purchase of Woolens, during the
year one thousand eight hundred and twen-
ty six, in advance for the year one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-seven, twenty
thousand dollars.


For Medical and Hospital Department,
twenty. five thousand and seventy-sevcn dol
lars.


For the Quarter Master Generals De-
partment, two hundred and eighty -four thou
sand seven hundred and six dollars and six
ty seven cents.


For Quartermaster's supplies, transporta-
tion, stationary, outstanding debts, repairs,
chairs tor examinations, CRATES, and light
ming rods, for the Military at West Point,
fifteen thousand FIVE hundred and forty two
dollars asd seventy-four cents.


For articles required for the mathemati-
cal, drawing, chemical, and mineralogcal
departments, additions to the library, paw
ing barracks parade, conduit for supplying
water, and rnew quarters, as recommend
ed by the board Of visitors for the Military
Academy at Wess-Point, nineteen thousand
one hundred and eighty dollars and
seventy-fve cents.


For the contingencies of the Army, ten
thousand dollars.


For the National Armouries, three hun
drcd and sixty Thousand dollars.
For the current expenses of the Ordnance
Service, sixty-hve thousand dollars.
For Arsenals, twenty-seven thousand sew
EN- hundred dollars.


For arrearages prior to the 1st of July,
one thousand eight hundred ard fifteen, hf-
teen thousand dollars.


! For srrearages from the first Of July, one
Thousand eight hundred and fifteen, to the
first of January one thousand eight hundred
and seventeen, three thousand dollars.


For building an Arsenal at Vergennes,
! Vermont, fifteen thousand dollars.


For completing the repair of Plymouth
Beach, thirteen thousand one hundred and
eighty-four dollars and ninety cents.
For the continuation Of the Cumberland
Todu, Olit nuHuTeu ana ten thousand dollars,
which shall be replaced out of the fund re-
served for laying out, and making roads un-
der the direction Of Congress, by the several
acts passed for the admission of the States
of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, into
the Union, on equal footing with the original
States.


For repairs made on the Cumberland road
during the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty five, seven hundred anc
forty dollars.


For completing the works for deepenin,
the channel of entrance into the harbor o


Presque Isle, seven thousand dollars.
For the defrayng the expenses iucidenta
/, to making examinations, surveys, prepare
tory to. and in aid Of, the formation of road
and canals, fifty thousand dollars.
For the armament Of new Fortihcations
: one hundred thousand dollars.
SEC 2. -4nd be il further enacted, Tha,


the several sums hereby appropriated, sha
> be paid out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated Provided, hozy
!, 'Oer, lhat no money appropriated by th
act Shall be paid to any person for his com


pensaton, who is in arrears to the u. States
:, until such person shall have accounted to,
: andpad into, the treasury all sums for whic
: hemay be liable: Provided, also, that nothin
n in this section contained, shall be construe
d to extend to balances arising solely from ii,
: depreciation of Treasury notes, received b


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