Smyrna times., 1863-07-02
WHOLE NO. 456,

the Supreme Court, one thousand three h11i.
dred dollars.
EXPENSES OF COURTS OF TIE UNITED ST ,Tva
For detrayIng the expenses Of the Supreme.
Clrcult, and District Courts of the limited
States including the District of Columbia. aEn
Tor Jurors and witnesses, in aid Of the funds
arising from fines, penalties, and forftitures in
cured III the fiscal year ending June thirtieth.
eighteen hundred and slXty-tOur, and previous
years and likewise for defraying the expenses
OF suits in which the United States are con-
ctrned' and OF prosecutions for offences com
mittGd against the United States, and for the
sale Keeping OF prisoners, one million dollars
INDEPENDENT TREASURY
FOR salaries OF the assistant treasurerS of the
United States at New York Boston, Charles
ton, and st. Louis, sixteen thousand five hun
drcd dollars.
For additional salary of the treasurer of the
mint at Philadelphia, one thousand dollars
For salaries of the clerk and messenger in
once OF assistant treasurer at Boston. four
| thousand nine hundred dollars.
FOR salaries Ofclrrks, messengers watchmen.
and porter in office of the assistant treasurer at
ST Louis, three thousand dollars.
For salaries of nine supervising and fifty 10.
cal Inspectors appointed under act thrtietb
August, eighteen hundred and fifty-two for
the better protection of the lives of passengers
! by steamboats,, with travelling and other ex
pemSes incurred by them, twenty five thousand
dollars
For contingent expenses, under the act Of
sixth August, eighteen hundred and torty-six
lor the safe keeping, collection, transfer. and
disbursement OF the public revenue in addi-
ton to premium which has been or may be re-
celVed ON transfer drafts: Ir0ctded That no
part Of SAID sum shall be expended for clerical
services, twenty thousand dollars.
| COMMISSIONERS OF DIRECT TAvFC ~ rEcI+D
! RFCTIONARY DISTRICTS
! For compensation of thrty-three commission
ers, at three thousand dollars each. and eleven
! clerks at twelve hundred dollars each one hun
drCd and twelve thousand two hundred dollars.
lars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For compensation to the laborer in charge of
the water closets in the Capitol four hundred
and thirty-eight dollars.
FOR compensation to the public gardener.
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of q foreman and twenty
one lao0rers employed in the public grounds,
thirteen thousand four hundred dollars
For compensation of the keeper of the west
ern gate, Capitol square, eight hundred and
, seyenty-aiX dollars.
For compensation of two day watchmen em-
ployed IN the Capitol square, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
For compensation of two night watcilmen
employed at the Presidents House, one+tfiou.
sand two hundred dollars
For compensation Of the dOorkeeper at the
President House. six hundred dollars.
For compensation of the assistant doorkeener
at the President 5 House, six hundred dollars
For compensation of one night watchman
employed Tor the better protection of the build
| mgs lying south OF the Capitol and used as
public stables and carpenter shops, six hun
dred dollars.
For compensation of watchmen employed on
reservation number two, six hundred dollars.
For compensation of two draw keepers at the
Potomac bridge, and for fuel, oil, and lamps,
SIX thousand five hundred and thirty two dol
lars.
For compensation of two draw keepers at the
two bridges across the Eastern Branch ofthe
Potomac, and for fuel oil, and lamps, one
thousand one hundred and eighty dollars
For furnace keeper at the Presidents House,
six hundred dollars.
To enable the Commissioner of Public Build
lngS to employ keeper of three furnaces un-
der the old hall of the Of the House of Reuxe-
sentatlves, six hundred dollars. - >}CNt !
METROPOLITAN POLICE. .t..
For salaries and other necessary expenses of
the metropolitan police for the District of Co.
lumbia, including the same annual compensa-
ton 1.-TWO hundred and fifty dolars) to each of
the two eX-ohciO members of the Board of PO-
lice from the organization thereof August
nineteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-One ! as
is allowed by law to the Commissioners Of Po-
lice.
Sec. ,. .1nd be IL further eadct,d, That in
addition to the clerical force now authorized
by law, the following clerks and employees are
hereby authorized in the several departments
and offices hereinafter specified, to be employ
cd and continue only during the rebellion, and
tOr one year after its close. viz: eas
In the office of the Secretary of the Treas
ury five clerks of class four: g, .rs'
In the office Of the Second Auditor of the
Treasury three clerks of class four, eight of
class three, twelve of class two, one assistant
mesSengcr at a salary OF seven hundred dollars,
and one labOrer at salary OF six hundred DEL
J lars per annum
: In the office of the Third Auditor of the
Treasury six clerks of class four, seven of class
three, nine OF class two, and eighteen OF class
one, and ten clerks as copyiSts at rate not ex-
q cceding fifty dollars per month.
Il In the Office of the Fifth Auditor of the
: Treasury, one clerk of class four, two Of class
!, three four Of class two, thirteen Of class one,
and six copying clerks at an annual salary Of
six hundred dollars each. ..
In the Office of the assistant treasurer at Bos-
I ton, one clerk at salary Of twelve hundred
dollars per annum. 80 - 1ft4.-..iEf
In the Office of the assistant treasurer al
y New York, clerks, messengers, keeper, and Ia
borcrs, whose salaries in the aggregate shal
l. not exceed eight thousand seven hundred dol
lars
$ In the Office of the treasurer of the mint al
e lepostary, in lieu of the clerks heretofore au
ID thorized clerks aud messenger, whose salaries
in the aggregate shall not exceed five Thousand
i've hundred dollars. ..s... 40.
s In the Office of the assistant treasurer at st
S Louis, messenger, watchman, and laborer
De whose salaries in the aggregate shall mott ex
ceed two thousand dollars.
t. In the Office of the Secretary of the Navy
three clerks Of the first class and three OF tn
I'd second class. ~ Z" .ol.4ANs
In the Ordnance Bureau Of the Navy. on
or bief clerk and three clerks of the second clas,
n In the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
.wo clerks of the first class and tweof the SCI
X, md class -.