The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-07-07

public property in California, forty thou
sand dollars.
For the employment of such number
Of clerks, not exceeding three, by the
district attorney of the northern district
of California, as may be necessary to
transcribe the records of the district
court, in land cases, upon which appeals
have been or may be taken to the SUI
preme Court, such sum as may be ne
cessary is hereby appropriated, provided
the compensation shall not exceed one
hundred and fifty dollars a, month for
each and that such clerks shall not be
employed under the authority of this
act, after the third day of March eight
cen hundred and fifty-nine.
For salary of the reporter of the de-
cisions of the Supreme Court, one thou
sand three hundred dollars.
For compensation of the district at
torneys, eleven thousand seven. hundred
and fifty dollars.
For compensation of the marshals,
ten thousand four hundred dollars
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
For salaries of the assistant treasur-
ers of the United States at New York,
Boston, Charleston, and St. Louis, six
teen thousand five hundred dollars.
For additional salaries of the treasur-
er of the mint at Philadelphia of one
thousand dollars, and of the treasurer
of the branch mint at New Orleans of
five hundred dollars, M thousand five
hundred dollars.
For salaries of FIVE of the additional
clerks authorized by the acts of sixth
August, eighteen hundred and forty-six,
and paid under acts of twelfth August,
eighteen hundred and f,rty-eight, third
March, eighteen hundred and ffty-one,
and third March, 1855, five thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For salary of additional clerk in Office
of assistant treasurer at Boston, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
For salaries of clerks, gers.
and watchmen in the office of the assist
ant treasurer at New York, thirteen
thousand niue hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses under the
act for safe keeping, collecting, transfer,
and disbursement of the public revenue,
of sixth August, eighteen hundred and
forty six, ten thousand dollars, in addi-
tion to premium received on transfer
drafts: Provided, That no part of said
sum shall be expended for clerical ser.
vices.
For salaries of nine supervising and
fifty local inspectors, appointed under
act thirtieth August, eighteen hundred
and Fl ty-two, for the better protection
of the lives of passengers by steamboats,,
with travelling aud other expenses incur
red by them, eighty thousand dollars.
EXPENSES OF THE COLLEC
TION OF REVENUE FROM
LAND.
To meet the expenses of collecting the
revenue from the sale of public lands,
in the several Sta'es and Territories:
For salaries and commissions of reg.
lister of land Offices and receivers of pub
lie moneys, n hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses of the Su.
preme, circuit, aud district courts of the
States, including the District of
Columbia /; ais for jurors and witnesses,
in aid of the funds arising from fines,
penalties, aud forfeitures incurred 10 the
fiscal year ending June thirtietb, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-niue, and pre-
vious years; and likewise for defraying
the expenses of suits in which the Uui
ted States are {, ncerned, and Of prose-
for offences committed against
the United States, and for the safe keep
of prisoners, one million dollars.
PENITENTIARY.
For compensation of the warden, clerk,
physician, chaplain, assistant keepers,
and matron of the Lenitentiary
of the District of Colombia, twelve
thousand five hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of three inspectors
IF said p~enitentiary, seven hundred aud
fifty dollars.
For the support aud maintenance of
said peDitentiary, seven thousand nine
hundred and twenty dollars aud twenty
i've cents.
For compensation of two additional
hereby authorized, thirteen hun
ired and twenty dollars.
For compensation, in part, for the
in charge of the main fur
in the Capital, four hundred and
dollars.
For stationery, blank books, plans,
drawings, and other contingent expenses
IF the Office of Commissioner of Public
Buildings, two hundred and fifty dollars:
For compensation to the laborer in
,harge Of the water-closets in the Capt.
four hundred and t~hirty-eight dol
airs.
For compensation to the public gar
one thousand four hundred and
dollars.
For compensation of twenty-five la
,7rers employed in the public grounds
Presidents garden, thirteen thou !
.and two hundred dollars.
For compensation of the keeper of the !
gate, Capitol Square, eight hun
lred and seventy six dollars.
For compensation of two day watch.
men employed in the Capitol Square, !
one thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation of two night watch
men employed at the Presidents House,
,ne thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation of the doorkeeper
It the Presidents House, six hundred
For compensation of the assistant
loorkeeper at the Presidents House,
TX hundred dollars:
For compensation of one night watch
men employed for the better projection
# the buildings lying south of the CAP
toll and used as public stables and car
'%enters' shops, six hundred dollars.
For compensation of fogr. 5raw keep
RS at thC roromac bridge, and for fuel
Ill, and lamps, five thousand five hun