Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-25


vices as superintendent Of the oustom-houss AZ
Belfast, Maine, nine hundred and ninety-two
dollars.
For erecting nav furnaces in the basement Of
the east wing OF the Patent Once building, NJ
teen thousand dollars.
For repairs OF rooms in sab.basement Of the
west wing ofthe Patent Office building, i've thou
sand dollars.
For the Capitol extension, one hundred and
dfty thousand dollars.
For the constitution Of water-ooseis IN the
basement OF the south font OF the Patent once
building, two thousand dollars
For deficiency In the appropriation for keep
ing in repair and partially tiaishins and furnish
ing the Post Olliae building, nine thousand one
hundred and seyonty-one dollars and nioety-
nine cents,
For the completion of the post office building
in Philadrlphia, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for salaries
and expenses OF the commits toner's appointed
under the i.th section of tAe act Of sixteenth
February, eighteen hundred and slNty-threa,
three thousand five hundred dollars.
For deficiency TO pay salary OF one Indian
agent each in Utah and Nevada Territory,
from third March, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, to the first July, eighteen hundred ana
siXty-four, at five hundred dollars per annum,
as increase pay, one thousand three hundred
and thirty,three dollars and thirty-three cents,
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
the public printing, one hundred and eleven
thousand dollars; Provided, That hereafter no
printing or binding snail De done or blank DOCKS
oe procured for any of the Executive Depart
ments of the Government without written re-
QUESTION on the Superintendent of Public Print
ing from the head of such Department, or for
either House of Congress, except on the written
order of the Secretary of the Senate or Clerk Of
the House of Representatives for which said
printing, binding, or blank books may be re-
CURED And the said Superintendent, in his
annual report, shall hereafter be required to re-
port the amount of work ordered and done,
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Department.
10 supply deficiency in the appropriation for
paper for the public printing, three hundred and
seyenty-four thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the public binding, one hundred thousand
dollars
For lithographing and engraving for the
House of representatives, ten thousand dollars.
For mapping, in cases pending in the supreme
Court of the United States, nine thousand dol
lars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
the support of the light house establishment,
fourteen thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars and sixty. five cents.
For rebuilding lighthouse at Cape Charles,
Virginia, twenty thousand dollars,
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation for
stationery in the Treasury department, twenty
thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropria ion for
| ordnance, ordnance stores, labor, and contin .
| gent expenses in the Bureau of Ordnance of the
! Navy Department, two million seven hundred
| and orty thousand dollars PrOvtdcd h0tUeUer,
| That no money shall be paid under this item of
appropriation except for Deficiencies actually ex-
| isting upon contracts made BY the Navy Depart
| ment.
For erecting naval hospital at kittery, Maine,
| twenty-five thousand dollars.
| For extending naval asylum at Philadelphia,
| seventy-tive thousand dollars.
| For erecting naval hospital at Washington
city District of Columbia, twenty-five thousand
| dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
| Capitol police for the Senate, four thousand and
three dollars and seyenty-iye cents.
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation
| for stationery for the Senate, six thousand dol
| lars.
10 supply a deficiency in the appropriation for
! miscellaneous items for the Senate, twenty thou
| sand dollars: Provided, That hereafter no pay
| ment shall be made from the contiu gent fund of
| either house of Congress, unless sanctioned by
| the committee to audit and control the contin-
| gent expenses of the Senate, or the Committee
| on Accounts of the House of Representatives,
| respectively and no transfer of balances of ap-
! propriations shall be made from one fund to an
| other, except by law.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
compensation of the officers, clerks, messengers,
| ana Others receiving annual salary in the en-
| ploy # the House of Representatives, seven
thousand three hundred and sixty-fiye dollars
| and nineteen cents.
To enable the librarian of Oonssess to employ
| an additional laborer from February first to the
end of the current fiscal year, two hundred and
| eighty dollars.
Fsr contingent expenses of the House of Re.
| presentatives viz: For clerk to committees, and
| temporary clerks in the office of the House OF
Representatives, one thousand eight hundred
| and sixty-six dollars.
For folding documents, forty thousand dollars
For fuel and lights, including pay of engi
neers, firemen, and laborers, repairs and mate
rials, six thousand five hundred dollars.
For furniture, repairs, and packing-boxes fol-
members, eight thousand five hundred dollars
For laborers, eight hundred and thirty-two dol
lars and seyenty-eight cents
| For stationery, nine thousand dollars
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted, That the re-
mainder or uneXpended balance of twenty-oGt
thousand two hundred and seven dollarssand fif-
ty-six cents, for engraving, electrotyplng, anC
| lithographing, be and the same is hereby trans
ferred to the miscellaneous item of the contin
gent fund of the House of Representatives.
| Sec. 8. Afad be 10 further enacted, That th'
President shall appoint, in the Treasury Depart
| ment, by and with the advice and consent of thu
Senate, an additional Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, whose salary shall be three Thousand
dollars per annum, who shall perform all sucf
duties in the office of the Secretary of the Urea
| sury, belonging to that department, as shall b,
| prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, o.
as may be required by law and the sum of Two
| thousand dollars or so much thereof as may b
found necessary, be and the same is hereby ap
propriated, out OF any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appriated for the payment of sale
salary for the current fiscal year.
| Sec. 4. Ind be ii further enacted That Their
be appropriated, to supply deficiencies for repair
ofthe coal and landing wharf at Key West, t.
erect crane thereon, and to cover the exten
sion ofthe machine shop at that point, ten thou
sand dollars
Sec. 8. And be ii further enacted, That tier
be appropriated fer payment of letter carrier
to July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-four
to be paid out of the revenues of the Post Offc,
Department, one hundred and fifty Thousand
dollars
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That in ad
dition to the clerical force now authorized b,
law, the following clerks and employees are here
by authorized in the several departments ant
offices hereinafter specified, to be employed ant
continue only during the rebellion, and for on,
year after its close, VIZ:
| In the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury
one clerk class FOUR one of class three, eight
| class two, and fourteen of class one.
In the cons ruction branch OF the treasury
| one superintending architect, one assistant arch
itect two clerks of class four, four of class three
two of class one, and one messenger at an an
nual salary of six hundred dollars.
In the First Comptroller's Office, five clerk
of class four, and one clerk of class four substi
tuted for one of class one.
In the Second Comptroler's Office, five clerk
of class four six of class three, ten Of GLASS two
and fifteen OF class one.
In the First Auditors Office, two clerks of clas
| four and ono of class two.