The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-07

4 Far paper f4Qulre0 nor tho pflnuME ~ tno $3.50
tive eepartmsnts. ten thousand three heeare
For the priating Of the Senate for tht fret sea
zion II thu thirty third CongresA thirty ave
4 thonaand foSFhundred and sixty th6ce dolas1;
Fer the printing OF the House 81 Representa-
tives for the first session of the thirty third Con
gress, fifty six thousand one hundred and ninet.
| four dollars;
/ For the printing of the executive departments
including for paper and printing the annual est
| mates, and for paper, printing, binding tn
biennial register. and the annual report of th
Secretary Of the Treasury on commerce and navi
CATION, twenty two thousand two hundred snt
eighty nine dollars and four cents;
For compensation to the Superintendent Of Pub
| lie Printing, and the two clerks and messenger il
| his Office, six thousand five hundred and ninety
| five dollars;
For blank books, advertising for proposals fo
| paper, postage, &C., one thousand one hundred
| and two dollars;
| For compensation of the librarian of the Paten
Office to be paid out of the patent fund, one thou
| sand two hundred dollars;
For the purchase of books for the library of th,
Patent Office, to be paid out of the patent fund
one thousand Eve hundred dollars.
MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
For completing the survey of the Rio Grande
and for Office work for one year, eighty thre,
thousand five hundred and twelve dollars;
For arrears due Major William H. Emory'
| party, twenty thousand dollars;
For expenses attending Lieutenant Whipple,
! party from the ella. six thousand dollars;
| For pay of commissioner and secretary, and fol-
personal and travelling expenses of the commits
] sioner, nine thousand five hundred dollars; anc
/ that the period limited for the appointment O
commissioner, surveyor, and chief astronomer, BY
the act of May fifteenth, eighteen hundred ane
fifty, shall be, and the same is hereby, extended tt
the first of April, eighteen hundred and fifty four;
For carrying into effect the provisions of thii
act, establishing assay Office in the city of New
| York, in addition to the charges to the charge,
| therein authorized to be received, one hundred
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated out of any
and that there be paid to James B. Smallwood and
| Martin Latruite, boys attending upon the mai
wagons of the Senate, the sum of one hundred and
| forty six dollars each, being twenty per cent in
addition to their pay for the year ending the 3Oh
| of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the salary
Of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey shall
be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury
annually to report to Congress, during the first
| month OF each regular session, the number and
names of the persons employed during the last
preceding fiscal year upon the coast survey and
business connected Herewith; the amount of com.
pensation of every kind respectively paid them,
for what purposes, and helength time employed;
and further to report full statement of all other
expenditures made under the direction of the Su-
perintendent of the Coast Survey.
SEC. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That from and
after the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
nifty three, the clerks in the Departments of the
Treasury, War, Navy, the Interior, and the Post
Office shall be arranged into four classes; Of which
class number one shall receive an annual salary of
nine hundred dollars each; class number two an an
nual salary of one thousand two hundred dollars
each; class number three, an annual salary of one
thousand five hundred dollars each; and class mum
per Tour, an annual salary Of one thousand eight
hundred dollars each.
In the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury,
four OF class one, six of class two six of class three
and i've of class four
In the Office of the Solicitor, one of class one,
two OF class two, three of class three, and one of
class four.
In the Office of the First Comptroller, two of
class one, i've OF class two, and seven of class
three.
In the Office of the Second Comptroller, three of
class one, four of class two, and seven of class
three.
In the office of the First Auditor, three of class
one, SIX OF class two, and nine of class three.
In the Office of the Second Auditor, two of class
one, SIX OF class two, and eleven of class three
In the Office of the Third Auditor, three of class
one forty one of class two and eight of class three
In the office OF the Fourth Auditor, one of class
one, four OF class two and nine of class three
In the Office of the Fifth Auditor, two of class
one, three Of class two, and two of claas three.
In the Office OF the Auditor OF the Treasury for
the Post OHlce Department, twenty of class one,
nifty OF class two, twenty six of class three, and
five of class four.
In the Office of the Register, five of class one,
eighteen OF class two, and four of class three.
In the office OF the Commissioner of Customs,
three OF class one, four of class two and three of
class three
In the Office of the Treasurer, two of class one,
live Of class two. and five of class three; and in
the office of the Lighthouse Board one of class one
one OF class two, and two of class three
In the office of the Secretary of War, one of class
one, two OF class two, two of class three and one
of class four.
In the Office OF the General-in Chief, one of class
two
In the Office of the Adjuant General two of class
one, hive OF class two one Of class three, and one
of class four.
In the Office of the Quartermaster General, three
OF class one, five of class two two of class three
and one of class four.
Iu the Office of the Paymaster General, two of
class one, three of class two, two of class three,
and one of class four
In the Office of the Commissary General, two of
class one, two OF class two, Of class three and
one of class four
In the office OF the Surgeon General, one OF class
one, one of class two, and one ofclass four
In the office of the Colonel of Engineers, one of
one of class four
In the Office of the Colonel of Typographical En-
gineers, one of class one, two of class two one of
class three, and one of class four.
In the Office of the Colonel of Ordnance two of
class one, four of class two, of class three and
one ofcass four.
In the Office of the Secretary ofthe Navy, four of
class two, six Of class three, and of class four
In the Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and
Repairs, one of class one, seven, including the
draughtsman, of class two, and one of class four
In the Bureau of Yards and Docks, one of class
one, four including the draughtsman of class two,
and one OF class foIr;
In the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, four of
class two, and one of class four.
In the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography
four, including the draughtsman, of class two and
one of class four.
In the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, two of
class two, and one, the assistant, of class four
In the office of the Secretary of the Interior four
of class two three of class three and three of class
four.
In the Office of the Commissioner of Pensions,
ten of class one, thirty of class two, five of class
three, and four of class four.
In the Office of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, forty of class one, forty of class two
twenty three class three and three of class four
In the Office of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, six of class two, six of class three, and
three of class four.
In the Office of the Commissioner of Patents
eight of class two, twelve including the six assis
tant examiners, of class three, and one of class
four.
In the office of the Postmaster General, ten of
class one thirty three of class two twenty nine of
class three, and SIX including the topographer, of
class four.
And there shall be a chief clerk for each of the
offices of the Solicitor, First Comptroller, Second