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FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 542. 1891. 953- For post office and customhouse at Winona, Minnesota: For com- wmmm, mum. pl)et:1on of building and approaches in excess of limit, ten thousand ars For post office at Worcester, Massachusetts: For continuation of W<>¤=<·>¤¢<¤¤nM¤¤¤- building, fifty thousand dollars. For post office at York, Pennsylvania: For completion of building York, ra. under present limit, fifty-five thousand dollars. For post office at Youngstown, Ohio: For urchase of site and Yo¤¤g¤mw¤,om¤. construction of building, seventy-five thousand dollars. _ Addition to site of Bureau of Engraving and Printing: For addi- W¤¤|¤i¤s¤<>¤i H0. tional amount to complete the purchase of the addition to the site of ;,,§'{,”.Y.'f'{·,§’,£m,g_ " the_ Bureau of Engraving and Printing, authorized by the sundry A“m°¤*°¤**¤- C1V1l appropriation act approved October eighth, eighteen hundred vo1.2s,p.su. and e1g ity-eight, four thousand dollars. For Treasury Building at Washington, District of Columbia : Tmamymdwmder For repairs to Treasury Building and Winder Building ten thou- *’““d*¤8“¥’°P¤i'°·°°°· sand dollars. For new roof for Winder Building, four thousand dollars. That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, author- mB¢¤¤i¤z¤>¤»V¤-.b¤¤— ized and directed to pay to the governor of the State of Vermont the sum of fourteen thousand dollars, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise a propriated, to be by him transferred to the Bennington Battle ldbnument Association, to be expended by them in the erection of a, suitable iron stairway for the monument erected to commemorate the Revolutionary battle of Bennington. For repairs and preservation of public buildings: Repairs and pres- Rgpgipg md pm,,,,. ervation of customhouses, court ouses, post offices, marine hospi- *¤**<>¤· tals, and other public buildings, under control of Treasury Department, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. · For the urchase of land, and buildings thereon, being in lots W¤¤hi¤z¤>¤.D.C. numbered dleven and twelve of the subdivision of uare numbered ;2P$€§f° `°“u"‘° six hundred and eighty-nine on the original plat ogllands in the city of Washington, bounded north by South B street, east by New Jer- ` sey avenue, and west by South Capitol street, two hundred and seventy-five thousand do lars, or so much thereof as may be neces- · sary, to be immediately available; said purchase to be made by the iuuueameiyavans- Secretary of the Treasury, for the use o the Treasury Department. bl"· For the purchase, by the Secretary of the Treasury, of the land of_‘_‘Rich¤·d¤ propand buildings known as the Richards property, in the city of Wasli- °'€{,;,_,, ,,,,1 Gmctic ington, District of Columbia, now occupied y the Coast and Geo- $*****5*- detic Survey for use of said Survey, one hundred and fifty five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to be imme- bl;m¤¤¤<1i¤w¤y ¤v¤·¤1¤- diately available. ` Puncrmsn or run MALTBY House: For the purchase, by the or··M¤n¤y House." Secretary of the Treasury, for the use of Congress and the Execu— E;le?“€fvg°'L¤;°l§:{_*}Q tive Departments, under the control of the Committee on Rules of the mms. Senate, of the premises known as the Maltby House, situated on the corner of New Jersey avenue and B street northwest, in the city of Washington. District of Columbia, one hundred and twenty-five thousanc dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; and for Adiaccnrlcts. the purchase of the vacant lots on the west side thereof, thirteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; in all. one hundred and thirty-eight thousand dollars, to be immediately Immediately evans, available. m°‘ Lienruousss, Bnxcons. AND Foe s1eN.u.s. C0g$’g_f,’},°;*0$gségj Cuckold’s Island Fo Signal, Maine: For establishing a fog signal cuck¤1a·s1sn¤u,u¤. at or near the Cuckodafs Island, Boothbay or Townsend Harbor, Maine, twenty-five thousand dollars. Juniper Island Light Station, Vermont: For establishing a light- ·F¤¤i¤¢¤‘ TSl¤¤¤· V'- house and buoy depot at Juniper Island Light Station, Lake Cham- . plain, Vermont, two thousand five hundred dollars.