The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-19

To enable the Secretary of State TO pay for the SER
vices Of messenger sent 10 the government Of Texas
upon the passage by Congress OF the Texas indemnity
bill in eighteen hundred and fifty five hundred dollars
To enable the Secretary of State purchase Fifty copies
EACH of volumes eighteen and nineteen of Towards Re
ports of the Decisions Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States five hundred dollars 81
To enable the Secretary Of State to purchase i've hun
dred copies Of the three volumes Of the Diplomatic Cor
respondence of the United States from seventeen hundred
and eighty three TO seventeen hundred and eghtynine
seven thousand five hundred dollars.
To reimburse the consular agent Of the United States at
the Island Of St Thomas for that amount expended by
him. by orders of this government in landing and storing
the cargo of the barque Amelia of New York. aud other
expenses incident thereto laden with arms and munitions
carried into said Island and then landed four thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars to be disbursed under the
direction of the Secretary of State.
To enable the Secretary Of State TO procure copies OF
Dr. Kohls maps of the Continents and Islands OF America
the of six thousand dollars which shall be expended
under the direction Of the Secretary of State in such man
as he may deem best for that object
NORTHEAST EXECUTIVE BUILDING.
For compensation of four watchmen of the northeast
executive building and two laboers employed therein at
the of four hundred and eighty dollars per annum
per act of fourth August eighteen hundred and fyfour
three thousand three hundred and sixty dollars
For contingent expenses of said building viz for fuel,
light and repairs three thousand three hundred dollars
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of the Treasury AS
ant Secretary Of the Treasury, clerks messenger and as
therein the OF four hundred and eighty dollars per
annum per act of fourth August eighteen hundred and
fftyfour, fory-eight thousand two hundred and sxg
dollars.
For compensation Of the First Comptroller and the clerks
and messenger in his Office and for labores employed
therein the of four hundred and eighty dollars per
annum, per act of fourth August eighteen hundred and
fty-four, twentyseven thousand nine hundred dollars
For compensation of the Second Comptroller and the
clerks and messenger in his Office and for aborer employed
therein at the rate of four hundred and eighty dollars per
annum per act of fourth August eighteen hundred and
fifty four twentysix thousand hundred and twenty
dolars
For compensation of the First Auditor and the clerks
messenger and assistant messenger in his Office and for
aboer employed therein at the rate of four hundred and
eighty dollars annum per act OF fourth August eigh
teen hundred and hour thrtyhve thousand eight nun
bred and forty dollars.
Fer compensation of the Second Auditor and the clerks
messenger and assistant messenger in his Office and for
aboer employed therein at the rate of four hundred and
eighty dollars per annum per act of fourth August egh
teen hundred and yfour thrtve thousand three hun
dred and twenty dollars.
For compensation of the Third Auditor and the clerks,
messengers and assistant messenger in his office and for
laborer employed therein the of four hundred and
eighty dollars per annum per of fourth August eighteen
hundred and your one hundred and hiry-three thou
sand five hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the Fourth Auditor and the clerks,
messenger and assistant messenger in his Office twenty
seven thousand four hundred dollars.
For compensation of the Fifth Auditor and the clerks
and messenger in his Office and for aborer employed there
in the of four hundred and eighty dollars per
num- per act fourth August eighteen hundred and fifty
four sixteen thousand one hundred and twenty dollars
For compensation of the Auditor Of the Post Office De
ger in his Office and for aborers employed therein at the
of four hundred and eighty dollars per annum per
act fourth August eighteen hundred and fifty -four one
hundred and sixtyour thousand hundred and sixty
dollars.
For compensation of the Treasurer of the United States
the clerks messenger and assistant messenger in his
Office and for aborers employed therein at the rate OF four
hundred and eighty dollars per annum per fourth Au
gust eighteen hundred and hyour twenty-five thousand
three hundred dollars
For compensation of the Register of the Treasury and
the clerks messenger and assistant messenger in his Office
and for aborers employed therein the rate Of four hun
dred and eighty dollars per annum act fourth August
hundred and sixty dollars
For compensation Of the Solicitor of the Treasury aes
the clerks and messenger In his Office sixteen thousand
nine hundred dollars
For compensation Of the Commissioner of Customs and
the clerks and messenger in his Office and for aborer en-
poyed therein at the rate of four hundred and eighty dol
lars per annum per fourth August eighteen hundred
and fyour twenty thousand three hundred and twenty
dollars.
For compensation of the clerks and messenger Of the
Lighthouse Board and for laborer employed therein at
the of four hundred and eighty dollars per annum
per act fourth August eighteen hundred and four nine
| thousand dollars.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE TREASURY DE-
| PARTMENT.
In the Office Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
For copying, bank-books, stationery, binding, sealing
ships registers TRANSMITTING foreign languages advertising
and extra clerhire for preparing and collecting nformA
ton be laid before Congresssaid clerks 70 be employed
only during the session of Congress when indispensably
to enable the department TO answer some call
made by either house Of Congress at session to be
answered at another and such extra clerk shall receive
more than three dollars thrtythree and one-thrd cents
per day for the time actually and necessarily employed
and for miscellaneous items thirteen thousand hun
bred and City dollars.
| In the Office Of the First Comptroller
For furniture blankbooks binding, stationery, public
documents, and miscellaneous items one thousand eight
hundred dollars.
In tho Office Of the Second Comptroller:
For blAnk-books binding stationery, pay for the Ma
tonal Integenner and Union TO be filed and preserved
for the Of the Office Office furniture and miscellaneous
items, thousand FIVE hundred dollars
In the Office Of the First Auditor:
for records and official papers, and miscellaneous
items including subscription for the Union and National
Tntegencer be filed for the OF the Office thou
sand eight hundred dollars
In the office Of the Second Auditor:
For blank-books binding, stationery Office funiure and
miscellaneous items, including two Of the daily city news
papers, fled bound and preserved for the Of the
Office thousand two hundred dollars.
| In the Office Of the Third Auditor: rs.
For bank-books, binding, stationery, Office furniture
carpetng two newspapers the Union and lntellgencer
preserving files and papers, bountyand service mscea
items and arrearages three thousand five hundred
and forty dollars
In the Office of the Fourth Auditor: 1872 ~
For stationery books binding, labor and miscellaneous
\ items, one thousand one hundred dolars
In the Office Of the Fifth Auditor:
To- '"nksbook binding, stationery, Office furniture,
carnetng and 'Heaneous expenses, in which are in
Guided two daily newspapers six hum. - o0''Sf''
In the Office of the Auditor Of the Post Office >
ment