LITTLE ROCK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA Is47.
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 Medicine and surgsfy. aad to the eeris, assistan, surgeon, and messenger in his otiee, six thousand eight dollars 'r'-.-z-rs :, For contingent expenses of sad department, and all the bureaus connected herewith. Sfzs.

 For blank books, binding, stationery, printing, and labor, four thousand one hundred and forty dol ! lars.

 For miscellaneous Rems, Ons thousand six hun- dTed and sixty dollars. For compensation 4 superintendent and three watchlDen of the southwest Executive baildlng, one thousand three hundred and foEtg.fve dollars. For the contingent expenses of said bniidink

 For labor. fuel. and fight. one thoasaad SIX haR- dred and seventy five dsllafs. l For miscellaneous items, one thousand one lran- dred and fifty dollars

 POST OFFICE EDEPARFesEff. For compensation of the Postmaster General three assistant posnnsters general, clerks, gers, assistant messengers, aud watehmen of the said department, sev,nfy four thousand three hun.

 For compensation to temporary clerks. thsRe l thousand dollars. ! Foi compensation 6 .As superintendent of the Post Office building. tee hundred and hity dollars. For the contingent expenses of said department, viz:

 For blank books. binaing. stationery, fuel, oil. printing, labor, and day watchmen, six thousand one hundred and sixty dollars. l For miscellaneous items. eight hundred dollars. | For repairs of the General Post Office building, white washing, glazing. casing hreplaces, and men ding office furniture, three hundred dollars. For compensation of the Auditor for the Post or flee Department and the clerks messenger. and as- sistant messenger m his ofee eighty-6ve thousand seven hundred dollars. ! For contingent expenses of said office, viz

 For labor. blank books, binding, stationery, prin- ting blanks and circulars, four thousand one hun dfed and sixty dollars.

 For miscellar eous items. seven huadred dollars. I For rebinding old ledgeTs and other books of ac- counts, to provide cases of keeping accounts, and other papers, and for the repairs of oce furnture, six hundred dollars.

 PATENT OFFICE. For the purchase of such scientific works as are necessary for the of the Patent ofice one thou sand dollars. For the collection of agricultural statistics and other purposes. three thousand dollars; Provi6sd, That portion of the annual report of the Commis- sioDer of Patents, relating to agricultural subjects ! shall not exceed four hundred pages. Which several sums, amounting in the whole fo four thousand dollars, shall be paid out of the patent fund.

 SURVEYORS AND THEIR CLERKS For compensation of the surveyor general north- west of the Ohio, and the clerks in his ofiee eight thousand three hundred dollars.

 

 nos and Missouri, and the clerks in his office, i've thousand eight hundred and twenty dollars. For compensation of the surveyor general in Arkansas and the clerks in his ofice eight thous- and three hundred dollars, For compensation of the surveyor general in Louisiana, and the clerks in Lis cfhee four thous and five hundred dollars. For compensation Of the surveyor general in Mississippi and the clerks n his office four thou sand six and fifty hundred dollars For comp .nsation of the surveyor general in Al abama and the clerks in his office, four thousand dollars.

 For compensation of the surveyor general m Florida, and the clerks in his office. five thousand five hundred dollars. For compensation Of the surveyor general in Wis consn and Iowa, and the clerks in his otfce eight thousand three hundred dollars. For compensation of the clerks in the offices of the surveyors general, to be appoFtioned to them according to the exigeneies of the public servIce, and, if necessary, to be employed in traHscribing field notes of surveys for the purpose of preserving them at the seat of government, eleven thousand dollars.

 For compensation of the Secretary to sign pat ents for public lands, one thousand five hundred dollars.

 For compensation of the Commissioner of Pub lie Buildings in Washington city, two thousand dollars.

 For compensation of four assistants, draw -keep- CTS at the Potomac bridge, including oil for lamps ! and machinery, hre.wood, and repairs of bridge, four thousand two hundred and ninety dollars.

 MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AND BRANCHES Al Philadelphia, viz

 For salaries of the director treasurer chief coin er assayer melter and reiner. engIaver, assistant assayer. and four clerks, nineteen thousand two hundred dollars

 For wages of workmen, twenty four thousand dollars.

 For incidental and contingent expenses, inelud. ing fuel materials, stationery. water rent. repairs and wasiage in addition to available funds on hand two hundred and fifty dollars. For specimens of ores and coins, 10 be reserved at the mint, one hundred and fi,y dollars.

 At Charlotte, North Carolina, viz--

 For salaries of superintendent, assayer, coiner, and clerk. six thousand dollars. For wages ot worknen, three thousand live hun dred dollars.

 For incidental and contir gent expenses, including fuel materials stationery, repairs. wastage of gold and watching; two thousand one hundred do!iass.

 Al Dahlonega. Georgia, viz

 For salaries of superintendent, assayer. coinsr, and clerk, six thousand dollars.

 For wages of workmen, three thousand six hun dred collars.

 For incidental and contingen, expenses, including uel materials, stationery, repairs, and was,age of gold, three thousand dollars.

 At New Orleans. viz-

 For salaries of superintendent. treasurer coiner, assayer melter, and refineT, and two clerks, twelve thousand nine hundred dollars.

 For wages of woikmen, nineteen thousand dol larS. For incidental and contingent expenses, including fuel materials, static lery. water rent and wasage Eiaeteen thousand ohe hundred dollars.

 For machinery and machinists, three thousand dollars

 JUDICIARY.

 For salaries of the chief justice of the Supreme Court, and the eight associate judges, forty-One thousand dollars

 For salaries of the district judges. sixty -one thousand seven hundred dollars:

 For additional compensation al two hundred dol lars each 10 the district judges of Missouri. Arkan- sas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, under the provisions of the first section Sf inc act of seventeenth June. eighteen hundred and forty four, one thousand dollars. Prorided, That so mach of the aforesaid act authorizes the additional com pensaton to the said judges. shall. from and after the first day of October next be, and the saHe Is hereby, repealed.

 For salaries of the chief justice of tbe District of