Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07
CONTINGENT expenses Of tho one. a, n. A,

S.hunson expenses Oh me once OF the At
torney General, namely,
For fael, labor, furniture, stationery and mis-
eelaneous items, three thousand dollars,
For purchase OF law and necessary books for the
oihce Of the Attorney General two hundred and
For legal assistance and other necessary expend-
ltures m the disposal OF private land claims in
California, ten thousand dollars.
o. tsr special and other extraordinary expenses Of
For salary OF the reporter Of the decisions %
the supreme cour, one thousand three hundred
dollars
Expenses Of the CoHrts Of he Uaiied States
For deiraying the expenses Of the sapreme
circuit and district courts Of tho United States
including the District Of Columbia also for iu-
rols and Witnesses IN aid OF the funds arising from
nnes, penalties and forfeitures, incurred In the
nscai year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and sxty-four, and preyiens years and like
wise Tor deiraying the expenses OF suits in which
the United states are concerned, and Of proseeu-
tons Tor ofenses committed against the United
states, and Tor the safe keeping of prisoners, one
million dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
For salaries OF the assistant treasurers Of the
United States at New York, Boston, Charleston,
and st. Louis, sixteen thousand five hundred dol.
lars.
For additional salary of 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 clerks, messengers, watchmen,
and porter IN Office of assistant treasurer at New
lars. wa
For salaries of clerks in the Office Of the assist
ant treasurer at st. Louis, three thousand dollars
FOR salaries OF nine supervising, and fifty local
inspectors appointed under act thirteth August
slgateen hundred hfty-two, for the better pro-
tecuon Oh the hves OF passengers by steamboats,,
with travelling and other expenses incurred by
| them, twenty-five thousand dollars
/ for eonthgeht expenses, under the &C. Of sixth
August, Gig teen hundred and forty-six, for the
safe keeping, collection, transfer and disburse-
ment of the public revenue, in addition to premium
which has been or may be received on transfer
| draft; Prorided, That no part of said sum shall
DE expended for clerical services, twenty thousand
dollars.
COMMISSIONERS o. Direct Ta1es IN hsrrectsoRary
Districts.
For compensation of thirty three commission
ers, at three thousand dollars each and elsven
| clerks, at twelve hundred dollars each one hun-
dred ana Twelve thousand two hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses six thousand dollars.
! PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
i, For compensation to the laborer in charge of
the water closets in the capitol, four hundred and
| thirty-eight dollars
thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
FOR compensation of foreman and twenty-one
Ia6orers employed in the public grounds, thirteen
thousand four hundred dollars
FOR compensation of the keeper of the western
gate, Capitol square. eight hundred and seventy
six dollars
For compensation of two day watchmen en-
ployed IN the Capitol square, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
For compensation of two night watohmen EN-.
ployed a. the Presidents House, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
For compensation of the door keeper at the Pres
ldents House, six hundred dollars.
for compensation of the assistant door keeper
az the PRESIDENTS House, six hundred dollars
fof compensation OF one night Waterman en-
ployed 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 Waterman employed on
reservation 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 po-
tomae, 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 Commissioners of Public Build
ings TO employ keeper of three furnaces under
the oid Hall OF the Of the House of Representa-
tives, six hundred dollgIs~
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
For salaries and other necessary expenses of the
Metropolitan Police for the District of Co.
lumbla, including the same annual compensation
1.-TWO hundred and fifty dollars) to each of the two
ex-oficio members Of the Board of Police from
the organization thereof, August nineteen, eight
cen hundred and sixty-one, as is allowed by law
to the Commissioners of police.
Sec, 2. And be IL further enacted, That in adj
dition to the clerical force now authorized by law
the following clerks and employees are hereby au-
thorlzed in the several departments and offices
hereinafter specified, to be employed and continue
IN fpp Inn nftn
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 Treas
ury, three clerks of class foar eight of class three
twelve OF class two, one assistant messenger at a
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 Treas
ury, 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 exceeding Fifty
dollars per month.
In the office of the Fifth Auditor of the Treas
ury, one clerk of class four, two of class three.
four OF class two, thirteen Of class one, and six
copying clerks at an animal salary of six hundred
dollars each.
In the office of the assistant treasurer at Boston
one clerk at q salary OF twelve hundred dollars
per annum.
:. In the office of the assistant treasurer at New
YORK, clerks, messengers, keeper, and laborers,
whose salaries in the aggregate shall not exceed
eight thousand seven hundred dollars.
In the office of the treasurer Of the mint as de-
positary, in lieu of the clerks heretofore author
lied, clerks and messenger, whose salaries IN the
aggregate skall not exceed five thousand five Hmm
bred dollars.
In the office of the assistant treasurer at Saint
Louis, messenger, Waterman, and laborer, whose
salaries in the aggregate shall not exceed two
thousand 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 Provision and Clothing, two
clerks of the first class and two of the second
class.
In each of the Bureas of Medicine and Surgery,
Equipment and Recruiting, and Navigation, one
laborer, at an annual salary of six hundred
dollars.
In the Navy Department two additional night
watchmen, each at annual salary of six hum
dred dollars. |
In the Pension Office, three clerks of class four,
four of class three four of class two nine Of class
one, one additional assistant messenger at SAL |
ary of seven hundred dollars, and one additional
laborer at a salary Of six hundred dollars per an
mum, for the current year; five additional clerks
of class four six of class three, eight of class two
and sixteen of class one, additional assistant
messenger at salary of seven hundred dollars,
and one additional lahorer at salary Of SIX hun
bred dollars per anuum, for TIC FISCAL year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-fouf
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