Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-23
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Public 106]
AN ACT making Appropriations for the Civil and Dipo-
matte Expenses of GOveTnnIent for the yearsendng the
threith of june eighteen hundred and ffysx, and for
Be enacted by Senate House Of Representatives
the United States Of Aserica in Congress assembled That
the following be- and the hereb appropra-
ted out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
ending the thrteith of june thousand eight hun
bred and ffty-s1, namely -.
hundred and ninetyvo thousand hundred and
Others receiving annual salary the service of the SEN
Secretary of the Senate three Thousand six hum
Senate four hundred and eighty dollars principal clerk
ana prnepa clerk IN once OF the Secretary OF
each eight clerks in office of the Secretary of the Senate
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars each keep
of the stationary, thousand seven hundred and fifty
two dollars; two messengers, at thousand and
page five hundred dollars Sergeaut-at-arms and
doorkeper two thousand dollars assistant doorkeeper
one thousand seven hundred dollars postmaster to the
Senate thousand hundred and fifty dollars;
sisan and one thousand four hnn-
lars each superintendent of the documenroom thou
room thousand hundred dollars each; supern-
tendant of the foldngroom, thousand five hundred
at one thousand five hundred dollars each fifteen messen-
gers at thousand two hundred dollars supernten
dorrs assistant in charge of furnaces six hundred dol
lars aborer in private passage six hundred dollars two
secretary to the President of the Senate thousand
gn xS rs
ate, hundred and fifty dollars making seventy
thousand two hundred and eighty-four dollars
Fer the contingent expenses of the Senate, viz:
For binding. fortyive Thousand dollars.
For lithographng and engraving, fortyive thousand
dollars.
For books, five thousand dollars.
For stationary, twelve thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dollars.
For Congressional Globe, and binding the same, three
thousand dollars.
For reporting proceedings, thirteen thousand ars.
For clerks to committees police horses and carry
als forty-eight thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items twenty thousand dollars.
compensation and mileage of members of the House
and delegates from Territories
dred and nneyfour thousand nine hundred and seventy
dollars.
For compensation of the officers clerks messengers and
others receiving annual salary in the service of
House of Representatives viz clerk of the House
resentatves three thousand hundred dollars clerks
at two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars
clerks at thousand eight hundred dollars
thousand hundred and sixty dollars; door
master two Thousand hundred and sixty dollars one
messenger at thousand hundred and fty-six dol
lars and eighty cents librarian, thousand eight hun
bred dollars reading clerk thousand eight
dollars clerk to Committee of Claims thousand eight
hundred dollars clerk to one thousand
eight hundred dolars five messengers, thousand
dred and fifty dollars nakng forty thousand
hundred and six dollars and eighty cents
For the contingent of the Represen-
tatiyes, viz:
For binding documents, seventy thousand dollars
For furniture and repairs, three. thousand dollars.
FOR stationary for members, twelve thousand dollars
FOR twenyone messengers including superintendent of
folding and document rooms thousand four
hundred and thirteen dollars and twenty cents
For horses and carriages four thousand five hundred
Tor Iuei land candles, two thousand five hundred
For newspapers for members twelve thousand Eve hun
dollars. 80 - =.