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 sixty-one non-cotnmissioncd officers, m,,si- clans, and priyates, washcrwomen serving on shore, twenty thousand one hundred and ninety-one dollars.

 For clothing, twenty-eigit thousand se- ven hundred and sixty-fy dollars. For fuel, nine thousand and ninety eight 1 dollars.

 or eoistinge ent expenses, fourteen thou- sand dollars.

 For military stores, two thousand dol lars

 For medicines, two thousand three hun dred and sixty-nine dollars- I Tor carrying into effect tIss acss for tic suppression of the slave trade, including the support in the United States, and for q term not exceeding six months after their arriYaL in Africa, of all persons removed l from the United States under the said acts, ten thousand dollars.

 The said several sums To be respectively applied te the several objects of appropri- ation above mentioned, in addition to inc unexpendcd balances of appropriation for similar objects in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty. For the support of certain Africans brougiitinto the port ofNew. Orleans in the Spanish schooner Fenix, and now in the charge of the marshal of the eastern dis. trict of Louisiana, six ses;ss;fss! |. dollars to be applied to tlleir support under tho direc- ton of the Secretary of the Navy, at rate not exceeding twenty cents per day. To enable the President of the United States to allow compensation to Captain William H. Finch, for extra services and expenses in command of the soop of war Vinccnnes, in tho years one thousand eight hundred and twenty mine and one tIousand eight hundred and thirty five thousand doI- lars; the accounts for suchseryices and ex- penses to be settled under the direction of t!,e President.

 Fer compensation to Captain Benjamin Pendleton for moneys paid by him for can-' ceiling the charter party, aad ontiit and demurrage of the brig seraph, of Stoning- ton, for lis pay as Lieutenant of the Ma " and for inonays paid hy . tti l.: :,11 keeper of the said vessel, four thousand se- ven hundred and xty-threc dollars. For rebuilding and removing the moRt- ment erected in the Navy yard at Wash i iagton by the officers of the American Ma ", to the memory Of tbesc who fell in bat l tic in the Tripolitan war, sum not ex-. ceeding twcnty-one hundred dollars, to be lexpendcd under the orders of the Secreta- ry of the Navy.

 Sec. :. And Dc i fufiaer eaacfed, That !sthe sum heretofnre apnronria ted fer tl4e erection of marine barracks at PhIadeI~ i piia, and which has passed 10 the surplus fund, be, and the same is hereby, reappro- 1 priated to tl,e said object. Approved: March . 7, 1891. i2 An act making appropriations for carrying

 onccrtain roads and works of internal

 improvement and for providing for sur- ycys.

 Re Il enacted dLgthe sss,,:ass a7ssl HfEosse ct Representatives ofthe UJnted sStates of .lme- ,.ica ir Congress nsse.ssA lesI hat tho follow. ing sums be, and the same are hereby, ap- propriated 10 the several objects respec- lively herein named, to be applied during tbe year ono thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, the same to be paid out of any money in the Treasury no otherwise appro- l uriatcd- viz: zts # zs sszA

 Fur cont tintIing tle road from Detroit to- wards Chicago, Michigan, ten thousand dol- 1 lars.

 Es For continuing the road from Detroit to' fort Gratiot, Michigan, eight thousand doi- liars.

 For continuing the road froH, Detroit to Saganax bay, eight thousand dollars, For arrearage due to +. s. Knapp, four- teen dollars and seventy-6ye cents. l For dcfraying the expense incidental tn making examinations and surveys nndor the act of the thirtieth day pf April, one e..e gilt AA;sad sssss i5Ij -ipt <, I twenty five thousand dollars. For improving the navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, fo be expcpa- cd under the existing laws, fifty thousand dollars.

 That the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars be, and the same is here- by, appropriated to the improvement fthe 1 navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi riy- CTS from Pittsburg to New Orleans, in res moving the obstructions in the channels at the shoal places and ripplcs, and by such other means as may be deemed best for the o tc es,a7, is oi the Gt:sis ts. w 1r, wlicf said sum shall be expended untIcr ] fie direction of the President of the Unit- cd States, by the superintendent appoint- l cd to execnte said works of improvement; and the President is hereby authorized and required testake bond, with approved se- curify, in fifty thousand dollars. condition< l cd for the faithful performance of tie dm- I ties required of him under such instruc lions as may be given him for the improve nent of the navigation of said rivers; and flat an officer of engineers be associated with said superintendent, with authority ' to suspe sa ss!!::ss efe.s ras ment of any account until the order of the Presidentis is received. { < To open road form Washington, in l Arkansas Territory. to Jackson, in said l Territory, fifteen thonsand dollars. Approved: March Z. 1881. AZ