, 1864-09-19

and porter in Office Of assistant treasurer al
New York, scventy.three thousand six hundred
dollars.
For salaries Of chief clerk and teller, to act
as assistant treasurer in the absence of the
treasurer, assistant teller bookkecper, assistant
boOkkeeper, messenger, and four watchmen, in
the Office Of the sub-treasury at Saint Louis,
nine thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars.
For salaries Of additional clerks, under act
Of August sixth, eighteen hundred and forty
six, for the better organization Of the treasury,
at such rates as the Secretary may deem Just
and reasonable, ten thousand dollars
| For compensation to designated deposita-ies,
under act Of August sixth, eighteen hundred
and lOrty-six, for the collec'iO ion, safe.keeping,
transfer, and disbursement Of the public rcvc.
nur, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to designated depositarics
under act Of August sixth, eighteen hundred
and forty six, for the collection, safe-keeping
transfer and disbursement Of the public reye.
nue., eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to special agents under act
Of sixth Of August, eighteen hundred and forty.
sig, eight thousand dollars.
For salaries Of nine supervising and fly Local
inspectors, appointed under act thrteth August
eighteen hundred and ii0y-two, for the better
protection Of the lives Of passengers by steam.
boats, with travelling and other expenses in
CURED by them, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses under the act oI
sixth August, eighteen hundred and forty.six.
for the collection, sale-kecping, transfer, and
disbursement Of the public revenue, in addition
to premium which may be received ON transfer
drafts: Prorided, That no part Of said sum
shall be expended for clerical services. one hun.
dred aud ten thousand dollars.
For necessary expenses in carrying into ef
feet the several acts Of Congress authorizing
loans and the issue Of Treasury notes, one mil.
lion dollars.
COMMISSIONERS or DIRECT TAKES IN INsuRREc
TiOSARr DISTRICTS.
For compensation Of thirty.three commits
si0ners, at three thousand dollars each, and
eleven clerks at twelve hundred dollars each
one hundred and twelve thousand two hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses, forty thousand dol
lars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For compensation to the labOrer in charge o
the watcr.closets in the Capitol, four hundred
and thirty.eight dollars.
For compensation Of four labOrers in Capitol
two thousand four hundred dollars
For compensation to the public gardener, onC
thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation Of foreman and twenty
one laborers employed in the public grounds
thirteen thousand four hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the keeper Of the ives
tern gate, Capitol square, eight hundred ant
sevcnty-six dollars
For compensation Of two day watchmen en-
ployed in the Capitol square, one thousand tw,
hundred dollars
For compensation Of two night watchme,
employed at the Presidents House, one thou
sand two hundred dollars
For compensation Of the doorkecper at tht
Presidents House, six hundred dollars.
For co npensation Of assistant doorkecper ai
the Presidents House, six hundred dollars.
For compensation Of one night watchman al
the public stables and carpenters' shops soutl
Of the Capitol, one thousand dollars.
For compensation u watchman 10 reservation
number two, six hundred dollars.
For compensation Of two draw keepers a
the two bridges across the eastern bran ch o
the Potomac, and for fuel, oil, and lamps, on,
thousand one hundred aud eighty dollars.
For compensation Of furnace keeper under
the old hall Of the House Of Representatives
six hundred dollars
For compensation Of furnace.keeper al th,
Presidents House, SIX bu drcd dollars.
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
For salaries and other necessary expenses o
the metropolitan police for the District Of Co
lumbia, one hundred and ten thousand dollars
and the compensation of said metropolitan
force, officers, and clerks be, and the same i
hereby, increased fifty per centum, commenc
ing on the first Of July, eighteen hundred ant
sixty.iour, said increase 10 be borne by the
cities Of Washington and Georgetown, and In,
county Of Washington, In the District OF Co
lumbia, 10 the proportion equal to the number
Of patrOlmcn allotted sevefally to the city o.
Washington. to the city OF Georgetown, and
the county Of Washington beyond the limits oI
said cities. Aud the corporation authorities o.
said cities Of Washington aud Georgetown, and
the levy court Of said county be, and they arr
hereby, authorized and empowered to levy a
special tax not exceeding one quarter Of one
per centum for the purpose Aforesaid.
For deficiency Of appropriation for the Capt.
tol police, under the act Of April twenty second
eighteen hundred and fly four, to be expend d
under the direction Of the Commissioner oi
Public Buildings, to be paid only to loyal men,
lour thousand three hundred and seventy.iOur
dollars and eighty-iour cents.
For salary Of warden OF Jail in the District
Of Columbia, sixteen hundred dollars.
Sec. 2. And Dc IL further enacted, That the
Office Of the Treasurer Of the United States be
reorganized. under the direction Of the Seere-
retary Of the Treasury, so as TO authorize the
employment Of the officers and clerks, and with
the annual salaries hereinafter specified, viz:
One Assistant Treasurer, with a salary oi
twenty.eight hundred dollars.
One cashier. with salary Of twenty.eight
hundred dollars; one assistant cashier, with q
salary Of twenty five hundred dollars one chiei
OF the division OF issues, with q salary Of
twenty-five hundred dollars; one chief Of the
division Of redemption. with salary Of twenty
two hundred dollars; one chief Of the division
Of oans, with salary Ct twenty two hundred
dollars; one chief Of the division Of accounts,
with salary Of twenty-five hundred dollars
one chief Of the division Of national banks, with
q salary OF twenty-five hundred dollars; two
principal bookkeepers each with q salary Of
twenty-five hundred dollars; two tcllers, each
with salary Of twenty-five hundred dollars
two assistant telers, each with salary Of two
thousand dollars; one chief clerk, with salary
OF two thousand dollars; fifteen clerks Of class
four, fifteen Of class three, eleven Of class two,
nine Of class one, one messenger in charge oi
mails, with salary Of one thousand dollars ;
nine messengers, with salary Of nine hundred
dollars each; five messengers, with . salary Of
seven hundred dollars each: sixty female clerks