The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-10

Bureau OF Yards and Docks. OF class one four
including the dranghman, OF class two and one oil class
four
Ia the of Provisions and Clothing four Of class
Two, aud one Of class four.
including the draughman OF class Two, and one OF class
four
la the Bureau of Medicine Surgery. 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
la the office OF the Commiss OF Pensions ten Of
class one thirty OF class two, 1--WE OF class three and four
Ia the office Of Commissioner Of the General Land
Office forty Of class ONE forty OF class two twenty three oil
class three, aud three OF class four.
la the office Of The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
six Of class two six OF class three and three oil class
Ia the office OF the Commissioner OF Patents. eight OF
class two twelve, including The six assistant examiners
OF class three, and one OF class four.
Ia the office Of the Postmaster General of class one.
OF class ~o twenynine Of class Three, and six
Including The topographer, OF class four.
And there shall be chief clerk for each OF the offices OF
Auditor. Second Auditor. Third Auditor Fourth Auditor.
fiith Auditor Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post Office
urer Light house Board Commissioner OF Pensions Com
missioner Of The General Land Office In
dian Affairs, and Comm ssoner OF Patents shall be al
lowed annual compensation OF Thousand dollars
each And there shall be chief clerk for the
pamenIs Of the Treasury, War; Navy, Interior, and Gem
eral Post Oce, who shall be allowed compensa
zion of Two thousand two hundred dollars each.
No clerk shall be appointed in four classes
an after he has been examined and found qualified BY
chief of the bureau office into which he be APP
pointed and the others be selected by the OF
department. 10 wnlcu VIII be assigned.
Nor shall any clerk in the departments herein named ro-
ceve other salary money for extra services than the
specified in this any time after this
section has been executed by OF the clerks
il pescrbes There shall be- discussing clerk for each
of the departments OF War, Navy, and the Post Office
moi than three for the Treasury Department, at
the discretion OF the Secretary 'hereoi and more
than three for the Department OF the Interior the
discretion OF the Secretary thereof; the said clerks
TO be appointed out OF class four by the heads Of the
respective departments and receive such sum, in adj
dinon to their regular salaries, may In all
10 two thousand dollars But it shalt be their
further duty when designated by the head OF the depart
ment for that servce 10 supeIintend the buildings and
they shall give bonds required by the independent
ury Provided That the clerks when distributed
arranged required by this section, shall be paid
ing its provisions OUT OF any money in the treasury
otherwise appropriated, and shall constitute whole Of
the permanent clerical force OF the departments the
Treasury, War, Navy, the Interior, and the Post Office
with the exception of the Census Bureau, which in
Guided in arrangement and the clerks temporarily
pIoyed in the office Of the Third Auditor bounty land
and OF pays Andpropidd further That
each head of The said departments alter the dsuibu
ton herein made Of the clerks amongst the various bureaus
and offices in his department. If he should find necessary
and proper 10 do so.