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RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61.
5IISCELLXNEOUS.
Ii'or salaries and incidental expenses of the Columbia Institute for the deaf, dumb,
and blind.
To the Columbia institution . $3, 000 00
llaintenance
and tuition of the deaf, dumb, and, blind pupils of the District of
Columbia at the Columbia Institution.
To the Columbia Institution. $3, 585 20
Eor the support
and medical treatment of forty transient paupers, medical and
. surgical patients, in the washington injirmary.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $6, 000 00
Support of the penitentiary
of the District of Columbia.
To C. P. Sengstack, late warden $6, 296 25
Compensation of the Marden, clerk, physician, chaplain, g. , of the penitentiary,
District of Columbia.
To Hiram J. King, warden
C. P. Sengstack, late warden
2, 428 00
10, 215 00
812, 643 00
Compensation of three inspectors of the penitentiary, District of Columbia.
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To C. P. Sengstack, late warden $562 50
Compensation of four dratokeepers and a u:atchman, and fuel and oil for th»
lamps, of the Potomac bridge.
To John B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildmgs
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
3 530 40
252 00
$3, 782 40
For taking dou, 'n and rebuilding the southernmost span of the bridge across the
Potomac knoton as the Long bridge.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $3, 247 54
Eor repairs of the Potomac, navy yard, and upper bridges, gc.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
6, 000 00
3, 000 00
$9. 000 00