Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12

thousand five hundred dollars.
And that the period limited for the appointment Of
missioner surveyor and chief astronomer by the act Of
May fifteenth eighteen hundred and fifty, shall be and
the is hereby extended TO the first Of April eighteen
hundred and fifty -four.
For carrying into effect the provisions Of this esa6
fishing an assay office in the city of New York, in add-
ton the charges therein authorized to be received
hundred thousand dollars is hereby appropriated out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
and that there be paid to james b. Smawood and Mar
tin In Fruite, boys attending upon the mail wagons Of
the Senate, the OF hundred and forysx dollars
EACH being twenty per cent in addition to their pay for
the year ending the hrteth Of june thousand eight
hundred and ffty- three
Sec 2-And be further enacted That the salary of the
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey shall be six thousand
dollars per annum and it shall be the duty of the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury annually to report to Congress-
dnrng the first month of each regular session. the
Der and names of the persons employed during the last
preceding fiscal year upon the coast survey and bust
connected herewith the amount Of compensation
Of every kind respectively paid them for what purpose
and the length Of time employees and further report
full statement of all other expenditures made under the
direction Of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey.
Sec 8. And be further enacted, That from and after
the thireth of June, eighteen hundred and fftyhree
the clerks in the Departments of the Treasury, War;
Navy the Interior and the Post Office shall be arranged
into four casses of which class number shall receive
an annual salary nine hundred dollars EACH class
Der two annual salary of thousand two hundred
dollars EACH class number three annual salary of
thousand FIVE hundred dollars each, and class number
four annual salary of ode thousand eight hundred dol
lars each.
In the office of the Secretary of the Treasury four Of
class one six Of class two six Of class three and five Of
class four.
In the Office Of the Solicitor Of class one two of
class two, three Of class three and Of class four
In the Office Of the First Comptroller two Of class one
| five 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 ofcass one
| 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, 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 class three.
In the Office of the Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department, twenty of class one, fifty of class
two twentysix 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 thsee Of
class one four of class two and three of class three
In the office of the Treasurer two of class one five Of
class two, and five of class three.
And in the office of the Lighthouse Board, of class
one, Of class two, and two of class three.
In the Office of the Secretary Of War; of class one
two of class two, two of class three and of class
four.
In the office of the one of class two
In the Office of the Adutant General two of class one
five Of class two of class three and of class four
In the office of the Quatermaster General three OF class
five of class two two of class three and of class
four.
In the office of the Paymaster General two Of class
one three of class two two of class three and of
class four.
one two of class two of class three and OF class
four.
In the Office of the Surgeon General one of class one
one of class two, and Of class four.
In the Office of the Colonel of Engineers Of class
two of class two of class three and of class
four
In the Office of the Colonel of Typographical Engineers
of class one two of class two of class three and
one Of class four.
And the Office of the Colonel Of Ordnance two of class
four of class two of class three and of class
four
In the office Of The Secretary of the Navy four of class
two, six of class three, and one of class four.
In the bureau of Construction Equipment and Repairs
one Of class ncluding the draughtsman) Of
class two and one of class four4
In the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Of class one
four Including the draughtsman) Of class two, and
\ of class four.
In the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing four of class
two, and of class four
In the Bureau of Ordnance and photography, four lin
GLIDING the draughsman of class two and one of class
four.
And 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 ONCE OF the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office forty of class one forty Of class two twenty three
| Of 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
And in the Office of the Commissioner of Patents eight
OF class two twelve Including the six assistant examin-
| ers) of class three, and one Of class four.
In the office of the Postmaster General ten Of class one
thirty Of class two twenty Of class three and
six Including the topographerj Of class four.
And there shall be chief clerk for each Of the Offices
of the Solicitor First Comptroller Second Comptroller
First Auditor, Second Auditor Third Auditor, Fourth
Auditor Fifth Auditor Auditor Of the Treasury for the
Post Office Department, Register, Commissioner of Gus
TOMS Treasurer, Lighthouse Board Commissioner Of
Pensions, Commissioner Of the General Land Office Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs and Commissioner Of Patents
who shall be allowed annual compensation Of two thou
sand dollars each and there shall be chief clerk for
terror and General Post Office, who shall be allowed an
annual compensation Of two thousand two hundred dol
lars each.
No clerk shall be appointed In either Of the four classes
board to consist OF three examiners of them to be
the chief Of the bureau Office into which he is 30 be ap-
pointed and the two others be selected by the head
the Department to which the said clerk win be assigned
Nor shall any clerk in the Departments herein named
receive any other salary money for extra services
the sums specified in this section, at any time
after this section has been executed by classification Of
the clerks as it prescribes There shall be dshursine
clerk for each of the Departments Of War; Navy and
Post Office; not than three for the Treasury De-
partmen Mt the discretion Of the Secretary thereof and
than three for the Department the Interior
the discretion Of the Secretary thereof The said clerks
TO be appointed out Of class four by the headsof the
spectiye Departments and to receive such in addi-
ton TO their regular salaries may in all to two
thousand dollars per annum. But it shall be their fur
her duty when designated by the head Of the Depart
ment for that service to superntcnd the buildings
they shall give bonds