The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-20
THE REPUBLIC.

gate land claims in The State qf California.
| A board authorized. consisting Of three commits
soners, to receive an annual sasary each Of 600
A secretary, to be allowed annual salary Of
| $4,000, and certain fees
Five clerks, Mt an annual salary each OF 3 500.
An agent for the United States, learned in the
law, whose compensation shall be determined by
the President Of the United States.
deputy marshal TO be appointed. TO attend
upon the board, who shall receive the compensa
ton allowed to the marshal Of tho district for his
| attendance.
II.--OFFICES, THE SALARIES OF WHICH
HAVE BEEN INCREASED, WITH THE
AMOUNT OF SUCH INCREASE
BY Lte act (chap. l2) 10 supply deficiencies in the
appropriations for the service Of the fiscal End
ing the 30h Of June. 1851.
Additional compensation TO four watchmen IN
the northeast executive building. 500.
Additional compensation TO eight watchmen in
the southeast executive building, Sl,0S0.
Additional compensation to three watchmen in
the Post Office Department, 800
By he act (chap. I4) making appropriations for the
current and contingent expenses Of he Indian de-
partnent, and for fulfilling treaty stiptlaiions with
The oariols Indian tribes, for the year ending the
30h Of June, 1852.
The chief clerk in the Office of Indian Affairs to
receive annual salary equal to that Of the chief
clerk OF any other bureau.
BIZ the act (chap. 2l) making appropriations for The
service af The Post Office Department during The
fiscal year ending the 3OM Of June, 1852, and for
other purposes
The special agents of the Post Office Department
TO BIO allowed each the annual salary Of s 600.
By the act (ci.dp. 22) making appropriations for he
support Of the Military academy for The year end
ing the 30M Of june, 1852.
The professors of engineers, [engneering,] phi
losophy, mathematics. ethics, and chemistry, to
receive in lieu of former pay rations, forage, and
servants, 81, 900 each per annum.
The professors of drawing 8 500 each.
And the adjutant of the Military Academy to
receive the pay and allowances Of an adjuiant Of
regiment OF dragons
BIZ the act (chap. 32) making appropriations for the
cicu and iplomatic expenses Of Government for the
year ending the 30h IF June, 1852, and for other
purposes
The salary OF one clerk in the Office OF the Solicit
tor Of the Treasury increased from $500 to 100
per annum.
The salary of the chief clerk in the office of the
Commissioner Of Pensions increased S 100 per an
mum.
The chief clerk in the bureau Of navy yards and
docks receive the salary of the chief clerk of the
late Navy board.
The assistant and deputy collectors and princ-
pal appraisers at the ports Of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New Orleans, to re-
ceive So, 500 per annum.
The assistant appraisers at the ports Of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and New Orleans, to re-
ceive $4,000 per annum.
The collector and inspector of the revenue at
Milwaukee, in Wisconsin, to receive the compen-
sation allowed the collector and inspector Of the
customs at Chicago
The watchmen at the navy yard, Washington,
to receive each $500 per annum.
By the act (chap. 80 making appropriations for
lighthouses hght-boats. btoys. &C., and froriding
for the erection and establishment of the same and
for other purposes.
The keeper of the Mnots Ledge light to receive
| annual salary of s 900 per annum, and the
sistants $3.50 each per annum.