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RECEIPTS ~t ND EXPENDITURES.
&q&tates far the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITVRES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . 14, 455, 433 92 G, 074, 132 83
page.
700 Salaries and incidental expenses of the Columbian
Institute for the deaf, dumb, and blind, per act
March 3, 1839
200 Maintenance and tuition of the deaf, dumb, and blind
pupils of the District of Columbia at the Columbian
Institute
201 Support and medical treatment of forty transient
paupers, medical and surgical patients in the Washington
Infirmary, act March 3, 1859
201 Support of the penitentiary in the District of
Columbia.
201 Compensation of the warden, clerk, physician, chaplain,
&c., of the penitentiary, District of Columbia,
201 Compensation of three inspectors of the penitentiary,
District of Columbia
201 Compensation of four drawkeepers and a watchman,
and for fuel and oil for the lamps of the Potomac
bridge
201 For taking down and rebuilding the southwest span
of the bridge across the Potomac, known
as the
"Long Bridge"
201 Repairs of the Potomac, navy yard, and upper bridges,
per act March 3, 1859
201 Compensation of two drawkeepers, and for fuel and
oil for lamps of the two bridges across the eastern
branch of the Potomac
201 To repay the corporation of Georgetoavn, D. C. , all
moneys heretofore advanced by said corporation
towards the construction of the bridge over the
Potomac at "Little Falls" . .
202 Compensation of the public gardener Washington city,
D. C.
202 Compensation of laborers employed on the public
grounds and President's garden.
102 &Support of the public greenhouses, including psy of
horticulturist and assistants
102 Procuring manure, tools, purchasing trees, shrubs,
6rc. , for the Botanic Garden, to be expended under
the direction of the Committee of the Library of
Congress
l02 Taking care of the ground south of the President's
mansion, continuing the improvement of the
same, &c
l02 Public reservation No. 2 and Lafayette square. . . . . .
l02 Purchase of trees and tree-boxes to replace, when
necessary, such as have been planted by the United
States, and repairs of pavement in front of public
grown(ls
l02 I'or hire of carts on the public grounds.
&03 Purchase of manure for the public grounds
F03 Repairs of Pennsylvania avenue
i03 Cleaning out the sewer traps on Pennsylvania avenue.
'03 Curbing and paving foot-walk and gutter, layiug
stone~ footing and grading the south side of Missouri
avenue from Third to Sixth streets west
3, 000 00
3, 585 20
6, 000 00
6& 296 25
12, 643 00
562 50
3) 782 40
3, 247 54
9, 000 00
1)359 95
4, 600 00
1, 738 74
15, 400 00
5, 743 00
3) 600 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
1, 095 00
1, 000 00
3& 000 00
600 00
1, 939 37
Carried forward. . . . . . . . $14) 549, 6Z6 87 6, 074-, 132 83