Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

A"ssS sSES"~c"S A'etSWy. + OF UAloIleU OI
the assistant treasurers Of the United States
at New York. Boston, Charleston, and St.
Louis, sixteen thousand five hundred dollars.
For additional salary for the treasurer
Of the mint at Philadelphia, one thousand
dollars.
For salaries Of the clerk and messenger in
office Of assistant treasurer at Boston, four
thousand nine hundred dollars. - %
For salaries Of the. clerks, messenger,
watchmen, and porter in Office Of assistant
treasurer at New York, forty-seven thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For salaries of clerks in the Office of the
assistant treasurer Ut St. Louis, three thou
sand dollars.
For salaries Of nine supervising, and fifty
local inspectors, appointed under act thirtieth
August, eighteen hundred and Afty-two, for
the better protection Of the lives Of passen-
gers by steamboats,, with travelling and other
expenses incurred by them, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For contingent expenses under act of sixth
August, eighteen hundred and forty six, for
the safe-kceping. collection, transfer, and
Of the public revenue, in addi-
tion to premium which has been or may be
received on transfer draft Prorided, That
no part of said sum shall be expended for
clerical services, twenty thousand dollars.
Commissioners Of Direct Idres IN lnsxr.
rectioaavy Districts.-For compensation of
thirty-three commissioners, at three thou
sand dollars each. and eleven clerks at
twelve hundred dollars each, one hundred
and twelve thousand two hundred seventy
dollars.
For contingent expenses, six thousand
dollars.
Public Buildings and Groxnds.-For COM
pensation to the laborer in charge Of the wa
ter-closets in the Capitol, four hundred and
thirty eight dollars.
For compensation to the public gardener,
one thousand four hundred and forty dol
lars.
For compensation of foreman and twen-
ty-onc laborers employed in the public
grounds, thirteen thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For compensation of the keeper Of the
western gate, Capitol square. eight hundred
and seventy-six dollars.
For compensation Of two day.watchmen
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two hundred dollars.
For compensation Of two night. .watchmen
employed at the Presidents House, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation of the doorkeepcr at
the Presidents House, six hundred dollars.
For compensation of the assistant door
keeper at the Presidents House, six hundred
dollars.
For compensation of one night-watchmen
employed for the better protection Of the
buildings lying south Of the Capitol, and
used as public stables and carpenters shops,
six hundred dollars,
For compensation Of watchmen employed
on reservation number two, six hundred dol
lars.
For compensation of eight draw.keepers
at the Potomac bridge, and for fuel, oil. and
lamps, six thousand Ave hundred and thirty
two dollars. tr.-e.
For compensation of two draw-keepers ct
the two bridges across the Eastern Branch
of the Potomac, and for fuel, oil, and lamps,
one thousand one hundred and eighty dol
lars.
For fnrnace-keeper. Of the Presidents
House, six hundred dollars. lf 3d. M
To enable the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings to employ keeper of three fur
naces under tho old hall of the Of tAe House
Of Representatives.. six hundred dollars.
Metropolitas Police. - For salaries and
other necessary expenses Of the metropolitan
police for the District Of Columbia, includ-
ing the same annual compensation 1.-TWO hum
dred and fifty do!lars) to each Of the two ex-
oticio members Of the Board Of Police from
the organization thereof, August nineteen
eighteen hundred and sixty-one. ~ u a.
lowed by law to the Commissioners Of Po-
lice. ,. ,..s
Sec. 2. Amd BE Il .f.vsher enacted, That
in addition to tn clerical force now author
lied by law, the following clerks and EN-.
ployees are hereby authorized in the several
departments and offices hereinafter specified
10 be employed and continue only during the
rebellion, and for ono year after il close,
viz:
In the Office Of the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, 1--WE clerks of class four. ,l'
In the Office of the Second Auditor Of the
Treasury, three clerks of class four, eight Of
class three, twelve Of class two, one assist
ant messenger at salary Of seven hundred
dollars. and one laborer At salary Of six
hundred dollars 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 q copyists At =
rate not exceeding Afty dollars per month.
In the Office of the Filth 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 annu-
Il salary Of six hundred dollars each.
In the otlice Of the assistant treasurer at
Boston, one clerk At salary Of twelve hum