Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08


For compensation Of the assistant dcOrkeeper al
the Presidents House, six hundred dollars.
For compensation of one night watehman employ
ed FIR the better prOtection of the buildings lying
south Of the Capitol, and used rs public stables and
carpenters shops six hundred dollars.
For compensation Of Waterman employed on res
e~rvatson number two six hundred dollars.
FOR compensation of eight draw keepers at the
Potomac bridge, and for fuel, oil and lamps, six
thousand five hundred and thirty two dollars.
For compensation Of two draw keepers at the two
bridges across the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac,
and Tor fuel, oil and lamps, one thousand one hun
dred and eighty dollars.
For furnace-keeper at the Presidents House, six
hundred dollars.
To enable the Commissioner or Public Baildings
to employ a keeper of three furnaces under the old
hall Of one of the House Of Representatives six
hundred dollars.
Metropolitan Poliee.--For salaries and other ne
cessary expenses of the metropolitan police for the
District Of COlumbia, including the same annual
compensation 1.-TWO hundred and fifty dollars to
each Of the two ~eX-O6fcio members of the Board of
FOllce from the organization thereof, August nine
teen eighteen hundred amp sixty one as IS allowed
by the law to the Commissioners of PeIiee.
See.2. And be it further enacted, That in addi-
ton to the clerical force now authorized by law, the
following clerks and EMPLOYEES are hereby auihoriz-
ed IN the several departments and Offices hereinaf-
ter specified, to be employed and continue only dur
ing the rebellion, and for one year after its close viz:
In the office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, five
clerks of class four:
In the Office Of the Second Auditor of the Trea-
sury, three clerks of class four, eight Of class three,
twelve Ofclass two one assistant messenger at a
salary OF seven hundred dollars, and one laborer at
a salary Of six hundred dollars per annum.
An 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, aud ten clerks
as eopylsts at e rate not exceeding fifty dollars per
month.
IN the Office of the fifth Auditor of the Treasury
one clerk of class four two of class three, four class
two, thirteen Of class one, and six copying clerks, at
at an annual salary Of six hundred dollars each
In the office of the assistant treasurer at Boston,
one clerk at a salary of twelve hundred dollars per
annum.
In the Office of the assistant treasurer at New
York clerks, messengers, keeper and labOrcrs, whose
salaries in the aggregate shall not exceed eight
thousand seven hundred dollars.
In the Office af the treasurer of the mint as dopos-
itary, in lieu of the clerks heretofore authorised,
clerks and messenger, whose in the aggregate shall
not exceed five thousand Eve hundred dollars.
In the Office Of the assistant treasurer at Saint
Louis, messenger, wa;chman and laborer, whose
salaries in the aggregate shall not exceed two thou
sand dollars.
In the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, three
clerks of the first class and three Of the second class.
In the Ordnance Bureau Of the Navy, one chief
clerk and three clerks of the second class.
IN the bureau OF IFOVlSl0n3 ana clothing, TWO
clerks of the first class two of the second class.
IN each of the Bureaus of Medicine and Surgery,
Equipment and Recruiting, and navigation, one la
bOrer at an annual salary Of six hundred dollars.
IN the Navy Department two additional night
each at an annual salary of six hundred
dollars.
IN the Pension Office, three clerks of class four,
af class three, four of class two nine of class
one, one additional assistant messenger at a salary
of seven hundred dollars, and one additional labOrer
at a salary Of six hund red dollais per annum, for
the current year; five additional clerks of GLASS four;
six of class three, eight Of class two, and sixteen Of
one one additional assistant messenger at a
salary eff seven hundred dollars, and one additional
Iaborer at a salary of siz hundred dollars per annum
for the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hun
and sixty four.
IN the Office of the Secretary of War, six clerks Of
four and eight of class ono.
IN the office of the Chief of Ordnance Of the War
Department three clerks Of class four, and twenty
IF class one.
In the Office of the Commissary General twelve
clerks of class one; and one laboreH at a salary Of six
hundred dollars per annum.
In the office of the Surgeon General one clerk of
four, one Of class three two Of class two, and
,Wenty one of class one.
In the office of the Paymaster General four clerks
# class three and sixteen of class one; and in the
office of the Chief of Engineers, two of class one.
And the several clerks and other employees auth
,rized by this section shall be appointed by the
reads of the several departments to which th ey are
Ieverally attached, and the amount necessary to pay
heir salaries from the time of their appointment,
or the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hun
and sixty three, and for the fiscal year ending
June thirty eighteen hundred and sixty four is here
~ appropriated therefor.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That nothing
contained in the third section of an act entitled Gan
vet making supplemental appropriations for the
ending June thirty eighteen hundred and six
y three and for the year ending June thirty, eigh-
cen hundred and sixty two, and for other purposes
approved July sixteen eighteen hunG red and sixty
wO, shall be construed to increase the salaries or
he Superintendent of the Censts or the Assistant
postmaster General: @
APPROVED, February rs, 1853.