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 ordnance, and of lead from the mines. an for transportation of the Army, and funds flo pay ot the army, including the several con tingencies and items of expenditure at tn several stations and garrisens, usually esti mated under the head of transportation Q l the Army, one hundred and ten tbousant | dollars.

 For the completion of the barracks at For Wnnebago, five thousand dollars, being tn, balance Of an appropriation heretofore made tor the erection of barracks at Green Bay and not needed for that service, which ba lance IS hereby transferred and appropriated to the purpose above named.

 For the payment of certain mounted volun, teers of the Territory of Arkansas, whilst ir the service of the United States, in the yea, one thousand eight hundred and twenty y-eight, the sum of five hundred and eighty dollars and eighty three cents.

 For the payment of the claim of the State or MlSsouri against the United States, for the services of her militia against the Indians. in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, the sum of nine thousand and eighty-ive dollars and fifty -fiur cents: Pro- Utded, That the Secretary of War shall, up- cn full investigation, bc satisfied that the United States arc liable for the payment of the said militia, under the second paragraph of the tenth section of the first article of the constitution of the United States.

 For defraying the expenses of the Board of Nisitersa at West Point, fifteen hundred dollars.

 Tor iuel, forage, stationary, printing, trans portatIon- and postage for the Military Aca- demy, eight thousand four hundred dollars.

 For repairs and Improvements of buildings and grounds at West Point, three thousand four hundred dollars.

 For pay of Adjutant's clerks and Quarter masters clerks, nine hundred dollars a.

 For increase and expenses of the library, fourteen hundred dollars.

 For philosophical apparatus, two thousand dollars.

 For models for Notifications, one thousand eight hundred dollars,

 For models for drawing, for repairing in Struments, for chemical and. .mneralogical ap- paratus, seven hundred and fifty dollars.

 For miscellaneous items and incidental ex- penses of the Academy, one thousand six hundred dollars.

 For fuel for the first quarter of the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, two three hundred dollars.

 For contingencies of the Army, ten thou sand dollars.

 For the national armories, three hundred and sixty thousand dollars.

 For the armament of the Notifications, one hundred thousand dollars.

 For the current expenses of the ordnance service, sixty-eight thousand dollars. For arsenals, ninety-four thousand four hundred dollars.

 For the recruiting service, thirty-fve thou sand six hundred and ninety-sx dollars, in addition to an unexpended balance of four dollars.

 For contingent expenses of the recruiting service, fifteen thousand nine hundred and ffty-two dollars, in addition to an unexpenu- ed balance of five thousand dollars.

 To Thomas Fitzgerald, an invalid pension CT, two hundred and eighty-fou dollars twen- ty-two cents, being arrearages of pension due him by law.

 For arrearages prior to the first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, five thousand dollars.

 To enable the Secretary of War to pay for medals to be distributed amongst the Indian chiefs, three thousand dollars.

 For completing the Marshill road in Maine, and making bridges on the same, five thou sand dollars.

 For the further extension, and the compile tion of the walls and embankments for con veying water to the works at Harper's ferry armory, Virginia, seventhous nd five hundred dollars APPROVED, March 2, 1881.