Be Unsolved by the Senate and
I t ouse of i {opresj •nt at i ves of IheUn it ed
ot Ann . i<*a in ('ongross assem
bled, That (I.e folk wing items, omit
blin t t ni nt of appropriation
a< ’.s a; piovcd March third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine, tie and the
same an I •. re by, as amended, made
valid portions of the acts from whieh
they wire omitted, viz:
In the “act making appropriations
f'»r the legi.-bitive, < xi-cutive, and ju
dicial expenses of the government for
the year ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen humin d and seventy,” after
the proviso to the paragraph com
nieiu'ing “I* <>i salaries and expenses
ot collectors, assessors, assistant as
sessors, revenue agent**,” &e., insert:
“Provided further. That after tlie
passage <>l this act the proprietors of
all intel mil revenue bondtd ware
houses sha 1 reimburse to tiie United
States the expenses tind salary of all
storekeepers or other otlierrs in charge
oi such warehouses, and the sumo
shall l>e paid into the treasury and
accounted for like other public mon
eys.”
In the “net making appropriations
for sundry civil expenses of tlie gov
ernment for the year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sev
enty, and for other purposes,” under
the heading, “Public Buildings and
(•round-*,” liefore the item “For pay
of lamplighters, gas fitting,” &e., in
sert “For lighting the Capitol and
President’s house and public grounds
around them nnd around the execu
tive uillcvs, thirty thousand dollars.”
Approved, March 29, 1869.
Fnternal llerenite.
Notice Is lien-by K lven Hint th. Incomn
luxe. tiMti-iMil lor In.', mu! tlieiuinnid taxe.
