Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
OFFICIA L.
AVIS OF THE UNITED STATES,
-ssd at the Third Session Of the ThIrty-'e0eHth
Congress-

oonLtaon hundred and sixty four, and for
20 Year eighteen hundred ana SIXTY three' ana
.aac,sd BIZ The Senate dad House Of ReDre-
rffpes of tbs United States Of America On Con,
as,e1H{ed. That the following sums be, and
same nre hereby appropriated, out Of any mon
q the treasury not otherwise appropriated, ioI
objects hereinafter expressed for the fiscal year
ling the thirtieth Of June eighteen hundred and
ty -four namely:
begislative.-FOr compensation ana mEeage OF
ators two hundred and forty thousand four hun
E|f and thirty dollars.
u compensation Of the officers, clerks, messen-
and Others receiving an annual salary in the
Ice of the Senate, viz: Secretary Of the Senate
e thousand six hundred dollars; officer charged
disbursements Of the Senate. four hundred and
ty dollars; chief clerk two thousand Eve hun.
dollars; principal clerk and principal executive
X in the Office Of the Secretary Of the Senate, at
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars each
ID clerks in Office Of the Secretary Of the Senate
be thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars each
er Of the Stationary one thousand seven hun
and 6fty two dollars; two messengers, at one
sand ard eighty dollars; two messengers at one
sand and eighty dollars each; one page at FIVE
- dollars: sergeant-at-arms and dOOrkeeper,
-. fbouuaDd dollars; assistant doorkeeper one
nj seven hundred dollars; postmaster TO the
] one thousand seven huadred and fifty dol
assistant and mail carrier, one thousand four
red and forty dollars; two mail boys at nine
red dollars each; superintendent of the docu-
room, one thousand five hundred dollars; two
sants in document room, at one thousand two
red dollars each; superintendent Of the folding
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars; two mes
rs. acting as assistant doOrkeepers, at one
nd Eve hundred dollars cash; seventeen mes
srr.s at one thousand two hundred dollars each;
rr ptepdent in charge Of Senate furnaces one
honsaDd two hundred dollars: assistant in charge
f4fnaces, six hundred dollars; laboror in private
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III and eighty dollars each; clerk or secretary
~ f. President Of the Senate one thousand seven
- ~ and 6ftv two dollars clerk TO the Commit
- Finance, one thousand eight hundred and
ffs ollars. clerk TO the committee on claims one
honand eight hundred and fifty dollars; clerk Of
win NJ recoards, one thousand eight hundred and
1tv foIlars: chaplain to the Senate, seven hund red
md fity dollars; making seventy nine thousand and
fouroen dollars.
On contingent expenses of the Senate; viz:
Tcf stationary, gfteen thousand dollars.
En newspapers, three thousand dollars.
Ecf Congressional Globe, twenty thousand dollars
ff reporting proceedings in the Daily Globe for
O., fIst session az the Thirty-eighth Congress, ten
fheunnd dollars.
For The usual additional compensation to the re-
Dorirls Of the Senate for the Congressional Globe
for sporting the proceedings o! the oenaIe ior tne
fuI fegular session of the Thirty-eight Congress,
eirht hundred dollars each four thousand dollars.
Ttf clerks &c committees, pages, horses, and car
rvaIs, thirty nine thousand dollars.
Hn Capitol police ten thOusan two hundred and
tNcny -four dollars.
Fed expenses of heating and Ventlatlng appar-
ntnt fourteen hundred dollars.
FED miscellaneous items, twenty thousand dollars
For compensation ami mileage of members of the
16use of Representatives and delegates, from Terri
6Us, nine hundred and thirty-fOur thousand dol
Lara
"a compensation of the officers, clerks, messen-
rerA and others receiving an annual salary in the
7rrrfee of the House of Representatives viz: Clerk
Of a Aouse Of Representatives three thousand six
fu1l red dollars; two clerks, at two thousand one
hun1red and sixty dollars each; eleven clerks at one
thtrsan eight hundred dollars each; principal mes
er in tn Office at four dollars and eighty cents
1 Jay, one thousand seven hundred and ffty-six
hrs and eighty cents; three messengers, at one
lt4sand two hundred dollars each; messenger to
Speaker, at four dollars and eighty cents per
one Thousand seven hundred and fifty six dol
and eighty cents; clerk 10 the Committee of
s and Means, one thousand eight hundred dol
clerk to the Committee of Claims, one thousand
t hundred dollars; clerk TO the Committee on
lie Lands, one thousand eight hundred dollars;
eant-at-arms, two thousand one hundred and
~ dollars; clerk 10 the sergeant-at-arms, one
nsand eight hundred dollars MESSENGER to the
eant-at-arms, one thousand two hundred dollars
master, two thousand one hundred and sixty
ars; one messenger in the Office, one thousand
en hundred and forty dollars; four messengers at
thousand four hundred and forty dollars each
mail boys; at nine hundred dollars each; Capt.;
police, eleven thousand one hundred and seven
dollars; dOOrkeeper, two thousand one hundred
~ sixty dollars; superintendent Of the folding
pcm, one thousand eight hundred dollars; two mes
gers at one thousand seven hundred and fifty
1 Dollars and eighty cents each; one messenger, at
'. thousand two hundred dollars each; twelve
sengers, to be emplo6ed during the session of
Con gress, at The rate Of one thousand two hundred
loAhrs each per annum; chaplain to the House of
representatives, seven hundred and fifty dollars;
ing one hundred and three Thousand four hun
1I and thousand four hundred and eightyseVen
doIhrs and twenty cents.
tcf contingent expenses Of the House of Representa-
tiyes, viz:
Ior carriage two thousand dollars.
For went -four copies Of the Congressional
olcoe and Appendix for each member and delegated
q oe hrst regular session of the thirty eighth Con-
and one hundred copies of tbs same for the
np.fe Liblary, thirty nine thousand nine hundred
aua seventy six dollars.
the compensation Of clerks to committees and
Porary clerks in the Office the Clerk Of the House
eprssentahves, eighteen thousand eight hun
t1oasand dollars.
fuel and lights, including pay Of engineers,
en- apd laborers, repairs ana materials twelve
band dollars.
furniture, repairs, and packing boxes for
ers, ten thousand dollars.
horses, carriages, and saddle horses. seven
tne4And five hundred dollars.
labOrers, seven thousand dollars.
mteellaneous items forty thousand dollars.
"0"SP~Pers' twelve thousand five hundred
hundred and Tx dollars.
reporting and publishing proceeding in the
oleoe' al seven dollars and fifty cents per
htteen thauSand dollars.
stationary, twelvr thousand dollars.
~. me usual additional compensation to the re.
- lne house for the Congressional Globe
Ius - proceedings of the House for the
uSr session of the Thirty-eighth Congress. |
collars each, four thousand dollars.
- SOngreSs.CFo compensation of librarian
81 pusand dollars,
gTMh1ngsnt expenses Of said library, one thou
s purchase Of books for said library, FIVE thou
tr purchase Of law books for sais I;b-.~v
LfcUMnd dollars. O murray I"O
- ,ssn S0i flooring for library Of Congress, four
Ieno Prlnting;;Lfo compensation of the Su-
fenoent OF Public Printing, and the CLERKS and
enger in his Office, nine thousand seven b1D5re5
1 seventeen dollars and sixty cents.
contingent expenses Of his Office, viz: For
books, stationary, postage, advertising for
sals for paper, furniture, travling expenses,
and wagons, servant, and miscellaneous item
tousand four hundred and twenty dollars.
TIE public printing one hundred and twenty.
nousand five hundred and thirty nine dollars
sFenty cents: Provided, That all lithographing
pgraVlng where the probable cost exceeds two
20 6nahtty dollars shall be awarded to the
ana best bidder for the interest Of the Gov
StIer due advertisement by the Superin-
! Of Public Printing.
aPef Tor the public printing including the
blanks; one hundred and eighty three
= nvs hundred and twelve dollars.
ne public binding two hundred and twenty
~ ~ Ire hundred and seventy eight dollars