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 67 2 THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 175. 1855. Bristol, (B. I.) At Bristol, Rhode Island, for the accommodation of the CUSiOm-house and post·office, sa, building of brick, with fire-proof floors, constructed of iron beams, and brick work, iron roof, shutters, sills, &c., twenty-five feet by thirty, and twenty-five feet high,t0 cost not more than twelve thousand five hundred dollars. pcmM01a,(F¤.) At Pensacola, Florida, for the accomtuedation of the Custom-house, pest-office, and United States court, a building of like materials, thirty- five by fifty feet, and forty feet high, to cost not more than thirty-Eve thousand dollars. Cleveland, At Cleveland, Ohio, for the accommodation of the custom-house, p0st— (Ohm-) office, and United States court, a building of stone, eighty-five by sixty feet, and sixty feet hivh of like floors beams roof shutters &c. to cost not more than eightyfeiéht thousand dollars. ’ y, , Plattsburgh, At Plattsburgh New York for the accommodation of the custom- (N' Y') house, post-office, end United ’StatéS court, a building of brick, of like floors, roof, beams, shutters, &c., forty-five feet by sixty, and forty-eight feet high, to cost not more than fifty thousand dollars. Alexandria, At Alexandria, Virginia, to accommodate the custom—house, post-oflice, (W-) and United States court, a. building of brick, of like floors, beams, roof, shutters, &c., forty-Eve feet by sixty, and forty-eight feet high, to cost not more than fifty thousand dollars. Barnstable, At Barnstable, Massachusetts, for the accommodation of the custom- (M“”‘) house and post-office, a building of brick, of like floors, beams, roof] shutters, dcc., forty-five feet by thirty-two, and thirty-two feet in height, and to cost not more than twenty thousand dollars. eicgs for mid Sec. 17. And be it further enacted, That the several sums mentioned L’:;m‘é%;&‘gg_ in the preceding section of this act, as the cost of the buildings therein authorized to be constructed, together with ten per cent. thereon to cover the compensation of architects, superintendents, advertising, and other contingent expenses, and so much as may be required to purchase suitable sites for said buildings, be, and the same. are hereby appropriated, for the purposes uforesa1d, out of any money m the treasury not otherwise appropriated : Provided, That no money hereby appropriated shall be used or applied for the purposes mentioned, until a valid t1t]e to the land for the site of such buildings, in each case, shall be vested in the United States, and until the State shall also duly release and relinquish Ta:. tpatheynited §talt;sGhetr:lglétt;p talzgtor in gnyuylvay assess Usaidhsite, or 1 p per y 0 ni e es a may e ereon uring e ime that the United States shall be or remain the owner thereof. 8,,;,,;,,,,,3,,;, of Sec. 18. And be it further enacted, That the proper accounting 0Hi- Mwuntv ¤f_S·=¤~ cers of the treasury of the United States, be and they are hereby gg? °f M‘““"' authorized and required to credit the secretary of the Territory of Minnesota, in the settlement of his accounts, with the sum of eight hundred and eighty-five dollars the amount paid by the said secretary for collating, indexing, and superintending the printing of the statutes of said Territory, fouathe years eigligeeg hugdégd and fox-gy-nine, eighteeéi ln1indréedftndlfifty— on ew: een un re en y- wo an eng; een un re an 1 y- mseund fo? arranging, indexing, and iii part reporting the decisions of the supreme court of said Territory, under joint resolution of the legislative assembly of said Territory, passed in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-three. Settlement of Sec. 19. And be it further enacted, That the proper accounting officer "i:‘°;:;“ °N°h” of the Department of the Interior be authorized and directed to audit and ` settle the claim of John Random, deceased, e friendly Creek Indian (of the halfiblood,) for losses sustained and property destroyed by the hostile Creek Indians, in the war of eighteen hundred and fourteen, in such manner and upon such terms as may be just and equitable; the amount, when so ascertained, to be paid out of any money m the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the heirs and legal representatives of the said