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bama; and near St. Mark harbor, in Flor;- da, twenty nine thousand eight hundred dbl |. lars, being the amount of balances of moneva heretofore appropriated to the said objects. which said several balances are hereby re- appropriated to the several objects specifi- caly.

 For the salaries of Registers and Receivers oi Land Ofnces where there are no sales, two thousand dollars.

 For the salaries of two keepers of the DuI,- lie archives in Florida, one thousand dollars

 For stationary and books for the offices of Commissioners of Loans, five hundred dol- lars.

 For allowance to Assistant Co1nsel and District Attorney, under the act supplement tary to the several acts providing for the set- tlement of private land claims in Florida, da- ted twenty third of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, including coutin- gencies, eight thousand dollars, including the unexpended balance of the last years appro- prlation for the same objects

 For the third payment to Luigi Persco. for statues for the Capitol, four thousand dol lars.

 For alterations and improvements in the executive buidings, and painting the same. SIX thousand veshundred dollars.

 For surveying the public lands, including the amount of arlearages due for the last year. one hundred and thirty thousand dollars

 For the salaries of the Ministers of the United States to Great Britain, France, Spain. Russia, the Netherlands and Columbia. 6ftv. four thousand dollars.

 For the salaries of the Secretaries of Le- sation to the same places, twelve thousand dollars.

 For the salaries of the Charge des Affaires to Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, Brazil, Bue- YAp AtFt. la. 1 mala, forty thousand five hundred dollars.

 For outfit of the present Minister to Rus sia, nine thousand dollars.

 For outfits of the Charge des Affairs at Peru, Chili, Brazil, and Guatemala, eighteen thousand dollars.

 For the outfit and salary of Charge d'Af- iaires, for the salary of a Drogoman at Con- stantinople, and for the contingent expenses of the Legation, thirty six thousand five hun dred dollars, to wit: For the outfit of a Charge d'Atiaires, four thousand five hundred dol lars; for salary of Charge d'Affaires, four thousand five hundred dollars; for the salary Of Drogcman, two thousand five hundred dollars; for the contingent expenses of the Legation, twenty-five thousand dollars.

 For the contingent expenses of foreign in- tercourse, in addition to the sum of twenty five thousand dollars hereinafter appropria- ted, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars

 For the contingent expenses of all the mis- sions abroad, twenty thousand dollars.

 For the salaries of the agents for claims at London and Paris, four thousand dollars.

 For the expenses of intercourse with the Barbary powers, thirty thousand dollars.

 For the relief and protection of American seamen in foreign countries, twenty thousand dollars.

 For the contingent expenses of foreign in- tercourse, twenty five thousand dollars.

 For carrying into effect the act of May thirty, for the settlement of the accounts of certain diplomatic functionaries ten thousand five hundred dollars.

 For the payment of claims for property lost, captured or destroyed by the enemy, the balance of the appropriation made by the act of third March, one thousand eight hun dred and twenty-five, heretofore carried to the surplus fund, thirty-two thousand seven- ty-three dollars and eighty cents.

 For the compensation due to James Parker for Investigating the accounts of Robert Ar mold, late Collector of Amboy, two hundred thirty nine dollars and six -four cents.

 For the designating and marking the boun- dary line between the State of Louisiana, and the district of Arkansas, three thousand dol lars: the same to expended under the direc- tion of the Secretary of State.

 For preparing revision of the former es- inmates the population of the United States, one thousand dollars. APPROVED, March 9, 1881. 