Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09
NUMBER Is.

ant, TO be selected from The Commissioned
officers of the navy, with the pay of three
thousand dollars per,anuum one draughts-
man at fourteen hundred dollars, one clerk
at fourteen hundred dollars, one messenger
at eight hundred and forty dollars per an
nnm, aud one laboreF at six hundred dol
lars, and one laborer at four hundred and
| eighty dollars per annum-
For the Bureau of Construction and Re
| pair, one chief clerk at a EalAry Of eighteen
hundred dollars q year, one draughtsman
at fourteen hundred dollars per aunum,
I've clerks at u salary Of fourteen hundred
dollars each, one of twelve hundred dol
lars, one messenger at . salary Of eight
hundred and forty dollars per anuum, aud
one laborer at six hundred dollars per an
mum. -a
For the Bureau of Steam Engineering,
Que chief clerk at a salary Of eighteen hun
dred dollars, one draugbtsmAn at fourteen
hundred dollars, one clerk at fourteen hun
dred dollars, one assistant draughtsman Ht
twelve hundred dollars, one messenger az
eight hundred and forty dollars salary per
annum, and one laborer at six hundred dol
lars per annum.
For the Bureau Of Provisions aud Cloth
ing, one chief clerk with salary of eigh-
teen hundred dollars, four clerks With a
hulhEl VI AIuEAHGu uuuuEGu uQlAhEn EdGuf
one clerk with salary of twelve hundred
dollars, one messenger with a salary OF
eight hundred and forty dollars per annum,
and one laboree with salary of six huR-
dred dollars per anuum.
For the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry, two clerks with IA salary Of fourteen
hundred dollars each, and one messenger
with salary of eight hundred and forty
dollars per aunum.
For the protection OF the building occn-
pied By the Department. oue day WatchS
man and two night Watebmeu at a salary
of six hundred dolIars each per annum, aud
for the general care Of the building, fur
mace, and grounds, one laboFer at a salary
Of six hundred dollars, and one lalbOrer
at u salary of three hundred and sixty
dollars.
Sec. 4. Aud be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Navy shall assign aud
distribute among the said bureaus such OF
the duties of the Navy Department as he
shall judge to be expedient and proper; and
all OF the duties of the said bureaus
shall be performed under the authority of
the Secretary of the Navy, aud their orders
shall be considered as emanRting from him
aud shall have full force and effect as
such.
Sec. .. Aud be it further enacted, That
all estimates for the specific, general, and
contingent expenses of the Department,
and of tue several bureaus, shall be fur
nished to the Secretary OF the Navy by the
chiefs Of the respective bureaus, and all
such appropriations shall be under the con-
troll and expended by tho direction of the
Secretary of the Navy, aud the appFopriA-
tion for each bureau shall Oe kept separate
in the Treasury. s
Sec. 6. Aud be it further enacted, That
the chiefs of the respective bureaus OF the
Navy Department shall be authorized to
frank all communications from their re-
| spectiVe bureaus; aud all Communications
to their bureaus on the business thereof
shall be free Of postage.
| Sec. z. And be it further enacted, That
all acts aud parts Of acts conflicting or in
consistent with tho provisions of this get
| be and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved July s, 1869.