Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

roE CteThs 10 committees, pages, horses
and carryalls, thirty-nine thousand dol
lars.
For Capitol police, ten thousand tx,
hundred aud twenty. four dollars.
For expenses of heating and ventilatiu.
apparatus, fourteen thousand dollars.
For rmiscellaueOus items, twenty Thousand
dollars.
For compensation and mileage of mem
oers OF the House of Representatives and
delegates from Territories. nine hundred
and thirty-four thousand dollars.
For compensation of the officers, clerks
messengers, and others receiving an apn(l.
al salrary in the service of the House OF
Representatives, viz Clerk of the House
OF Representatives, three thousand siI
hundred dollars; two clerks, at two thou
sand one hundred aud sixty dollars each;
eleven clerks, at one thousand eight hun.
dred dollars each principal messenger in
the office, at four dollars and eighty cents
per day, one thousand seven hundred and
htty-six dollars and eighty cents three
messengers, At one thousand two hundred
dollars each messenger to Speaker
at four dollars and eighty cents per
Gay, one thousand seven hundred and
hity-slx dollars and eighty cents clerk 10
the Committee on Ways and Means, one
thousand eight hundred dollars; clerk To
tho Committee on Claims, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; clerk TO the Com.
mlttee on Public Lands, owe thousand
eight hundred dollars; Sergeuut-at- Arms,
TWO thousand one hundred and sixty dol.
lars clerk 10 the Sergeant at Arms, one
tnousand eight hundred dollars mrsspn,
ger TO the Sergeant-at-Arms, one thousand
,wo hundred dollars Postmaster. tw Q
ll00Sl0H hnn6rn1
one messenger in the Office, one thousap,.
seven hundred and forty dollars: Fomr
messengers, at one thousand four hundred
aud forty dollars each; two mail BOYS. at
ulne hundred dollars each Capitol polio.
eleven thousand one hundred aud seventy
dollars; Doorkeeper, two thousand on,
hundred aud sixty dollars superintendent
OF the folding room, one thousand eight
uundred dollars; two messengers, at ont
thousand seven hundred anu tifty-six dol
iHrS and eighty cents each one messenger
AZ one thousand seven hundred aud fort,
eoIlars hVe messengers, at one thousand
i've hundred dollars each six messengers.
at one thousand two hundred dollars each:
Twelve messengers, 10 be employed durfnu
tho session OF Congress, at the rate of one
thousand two hundred dollars each per
anumn; Chaplain 10 tho House o. Repre-
sentatIVes, seven hundred and fifty dollars:
making one hundred and three thousand
tour hundred and eighty-seven dollars and
twenty cents
for contingent expenses ofihe House nl
viz:
For castaee, two thousand dollars.
far twen'y four copies Of the Gongres
slonal Globe and Appendix for each mem
oer and delegate of the first regular session
of the III --.airr /, 4, -.
dred copies OF the same for the Hons,
Library, thirty niue tBousand'1ine hundred
and seventy-siX dollars.
FOR the compensation of clerks to com
mitteeS, aud temporary clerks in the office
OF the Clerk Of the House of Represents
tiEes, eighteen thousand eight hundred an,
sixty-fOur dollars.
FOR folding documents, Including mater
tais, thirty thousand dollars.
For. fuel and lights, including pay of en-.
glueers, tiremeu and laborers, repairs, and
materials, twelve thousand dollnrs
For furniture, repairs, and packing boxes
lor members ten thousand dollars.
For horses, carriages, aud saddle horses
seven thousand five hundred dollars
For laborers, seven thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, forty THOUSAND
uoliaFs.
FOR newspapers, twelve thousand FIVE
hundred dollars.
For pages and temporary mail boys, ten
thousand two hundred aad six dollars.
For reporting and publishing proceed
ings in the Daily Globe, at seven dollars
dollars
For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
For the usual additional compensation
to tue reporters of the House for the Con.
greSs'0Hat Globe for reporting the proceed
lnGs otthe House for the frat regular ses.
sion of the Thirty-cight Congress, eiehI
hundred dollars each, four thousand dol
Library OF CoSsREss.
=, For compensation OF librarian, three assistant
SSTTaIians messenger, and abOrers, ten thousand
For contingent expenses OF said library, one thous
For purchase of books for said library, 1--WE thOus-
For purchase of law books for said library, two
thousand dollars.
P i stone flooring for library Of Congress, four
thousand dollars.
PUBLIC PR1RT1xG.
For compensation of the Superintendent Of PubIic
Printing and the clerks and messenger in his Office
niue thousand seven hundred and seventeen dollars
For contingent expenses of his ONCE, viz: For
olank books stationary, postage, advertising for
pEOpOohlB paper turultlEe, travelling
h0raes and wagons, servant. and miscellaneous items
two thousand four hundred aud twenty dollars.
FOR tue public printing, hundred and twenty.
iour thousand i've hundred and thirty. doIIarE
and seventy cents Provided that all lithographiDe
and engraving where the probable cost exceeds two
hundred and htEy dollars, shall be awarded to the
lowest and best bidder for the interest Of the
ment, after due advertisements by the auperintend-
ent OF Public Printing.
For paper for the public printing Including the
Postofice blanks, one hundred aud eighty-three
thousand fiTo hundred and twelve dollars
For the public binding, two hu:dred and twenty
thousand three hundred and seTenty-eight dollars
and eight cents
COURT OF CLAIMS .r
For salaries of three Judges Of the Court of Claiml,
the SOLICITOR assistant solicitor, deputy solicitor
tweutySsven tliousand three hundred dollars
For stationery, books fuel, lights Iaborers' hire
and other contingent and miscellaneous expenses,
three thousand dollars.
For compensation OF attorneys to attend to taking
testimony, aud witnesses and commissioners. one