Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14
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AN ACT making appropriations for the
legislative, executive, and judicial ex-
pcnses of the Government for the year
ending thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
'lred and sixty-three, and additional
appropriations for the year ending
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two
Belt enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of America in Congress- :assembled. That
the following sums be and the same are
hereby Appropriated, out of any money in
the Treasury net otherwise appropriated,
for the objects hereinafter expressed, for
the fiscal year ending thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-thrcc, name
": but nothing herein co ntained shall
be construed as in any manner impairinE
the right to reduce the compensation Of
any officer of the Government, or to aboI-
ish any existing Office:
LEGISLATIVE.
For compensation and mileage of Sen.
ators, two hundred and forty thousand
four hundred and thirty dollars: Provided,
That the second mileage due by law shall
be paid ut the present session as soon as
certified by the presiding officers of the
Senate and House: And provided, further,
That the foregoing prOVisO shallsnot DO
construed to include more than two mi
leages for the present Congress
For compensation of the officers, clerks,
messengers, and others receiving an an
nual salary in the service of the Senate,
viz: Secretary of the Senate, three thous-
and six hundred dollars; officer charged
with disbursements of the Senate, four
hundred and eighty dollars; chief
clerk two thousand five hundred dol
lars; principal clerk and principal
executive clerk in the Office of the
Secretary of the Senate, at two thous-
and one hundred and sixty dol
lars each; eight clerks in office of the
Secretary of the Senate, ut one thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars each;
keeper of the stationary, one thousand
seven hundred and fifty-two dollars; two
messengers, at one thousand and eighty
dollars each: one page at FIVE hund red
dollars; Sergeant-at-Arms and Doorkeep-
er, two thousand dollars; Assistant Door
keeper, one thousand seven hundred dol
lars; Postmaster to the Senate, one thous-
and seven hundred and fifty dollars; As
sistant Postmaster and mail-Carrier, one
thousand four hundred and forty dollars;
two mail bows at nine hundred dollars
each; superintendent of the document
room, one thousand five hundred dollars;
two assistants IN document room, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each; SUI
perintendent of the folding room, one
thousand five hundred dollars; two mes
sengers, acting us assistant dOorkeepers,
at one thousand FIVE hundred dollars
each; seventeen messengers, at one thous-
and two hundred dollars each; superin-
tendent in charge of Senate furnaces, one
thousand two hundred dollars; assistant
in charge of furnaces, six hundred dol
lars; laborer in private passage, six hun
dred dollars; two laborers, ut four hun
dred and eighty dollars each; clerk or
secretary to the President of the Senate,
one thousand seven hundred and fifty
two dollars; clerk to the Committee on
Finance, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars; clerk to the Committee of
Claims, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars; clerk of painting records,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars; Chaplain to the Senate, seven
hundred and fifty dollars; making seven
ty-nine thousand and fourteen dollars
For contingent expensesof the Sem
ate, viz:
For stationary, twelve thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dollars.
To pay John c. Rives for printing five
hundred copies of Diplomatic Correspon-
dence of the United States, from seven
teen hundred and seventy-six to seven
teen hundred and eighty three, for the
State Department, fifteen thousand dol
lars. sls5Tgilt5 3syEG GIEsA2sa}5 ts-
For printing the Congressional Globe
and Appendix Which are hereafter to be
bound under the superyieion'of the Su.
perintendent of Public Printing, accord
ing to the provisions Of section five of the
Joint resolution in relation to the public
Printing" approved thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty, eighteen
thousand dollars 1a, s. -j.s-5s lso5 3
For reporting proceedings in the Daily
Globe for the second regular session o.
Thirty-seyenth Congress, thirteen thous.
and dollars.
For the usual additional compensation
to the reporters of.the Senate for the Con
gressional Globe for reporting the pro
ceedings of the Senate for the seconi
regular session of the Thirty-seventE
Congress, eight gh1hdred {dollaFsl each
four thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, hor
ses, and CarFyalls, fifteen thousand fiTi
hundred dollars. Il. ..s5,,5-5-
For Capitol police, ten thousand two
hundred and twenty -four dollars. =.
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