Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-22

twenty-five thousand dollars.
tor extending navat asylum OF Philadelphia,
seventy-hye thousand dollars.
For erecting naval hospital at Washington city,
lars. UOi-
To supply deficiency in the appropriatiop
lot Capho police for the Senate, four thousand
aud three dollars and seventy-fve oents
10 supply deficiency in the approprirtion
for It tliionery for the Senate, six thousand dol
| lars. N
To supply deficiency in the approximation
ior miscellaneous Items for the Senate, twenty
tfolsand dollars Provided, That hereafter no
| payment shall be made from the contingent fund
OF either house Of Congress, unless sanctioned by
the COMMITTEES to audit and control the contingent
/ expenses OF the Senate, or the Committee on Ac-
counts of the House Of Representatives, respec-
lively and no transfer of balances of appropri-
ations shall be made from one fund to another,
| except by law.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
compensation Of the officers clerks, messengers,
aud others receiving an annual salary in the EN-.
| ploy OF the House Of Representatives, seven
thousand three hundred and sixty Eve dollars
and ninteen cents.
To enable the librarian Of Congress to employ
an additional laborer from February first to the
end of the current fiscal year, two hundred and
| eighty dollars
resentatives, viz: For clerks 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 dol
ars
For fuel and lights, including pay of engineers,
| iremen, aud laborers, repairs and materials air
thousand five hundred dollars.
For furniture repairs, and packing boxes for
members, eighty thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For laborers, eight hundred and thirty-tvo
dollars and seventy-eight cents.
For stationery, nine thousand dollara
Sec. 2 And be il further enacted, That the re-
mainder or unexpended balance Of twenty-one
| thousand two hundred and seven dollars and
nifty six cents, for engraving, electrotypine aud
ithogfaphlng, be and the same is hereby trans
ferred to the miscellaneous item of the oontin-
gent fund of the House of Representatives.
Sec 3. And be il further enacted That the
Presiden. shall appoint, in the Treasury Depart
ment, by aud with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, au additional Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, whose salary shall be three thousand
dollars per annum, who shall perform all such
duties in the ofice of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, belonging to that department, as shall be
prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, or
as may be required by law and the sum Of two
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
found necessary, be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated, out of any money in the Treasury
/ not otherwise appropriated for the payment of
said salary for the current fiscal year.
Sec a. 4nd be IL further eaaeted, That there
be appropriated, to supply deficiencies for repair
! Of the coal and landing wharf at Key West, TO
erect q crane thereon, and to cover the entension
of the machine shop at that point, ten thousand
dollars.
Sec. s. And be il further enacted, That there
be appropriated, for payment of letter carriers
to July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, to
be paid out Of the revenues of the Post Office
Department, one huedred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Sec. G. And be il further enacted, That in ad-
dition to the clerical force now authorized by
law, the following clerks and employees are
hereby authorized in the several departments
and offices hereinafter specified, to be employed
and continue only during the rebellion, and for
one yer after its close, viz.
In the office Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
one clerk OF class four, one Of class three, eight
OF class two, and fourteen Of class one.
In the construction branch of the Treasury,
ooe experimenting architect, one assistant ar.
chitect two clerks Of class four, four of class
three. two Of class one, and one messenger at an
annual salary of six hundred dollars
In the First Comptroler's Office, five clerks Of
class four, aud one clerk Of class four substitute
ed for one OF class one.
In the Second COmptrOller's Office, five clerks
of class four, six of class three, ten Of class two,
and fifteen of class one.
In the First Auditors Office two clerks of class
four, and one Of class two.
In the Second Auditors Office, fifteen clerks Of
class three, fifty Of class tWo and one hundred
and forty clerks Of class one and one clerk ct
nine hundred dollars per annum. i
In the third Auditors Office, two clerks of
class four, two of class three, five Of class two
twenty four Of class one, and one messenger at
n aalaru n hundrQd dollara
and two laborers at an annual salary Of eix hun
dred dollars each.
In the Fourth Auditors Office, iye clerks Of
class four, nine of class three nine Of class two,
thirty-fye of class one, and one laborer at an
annual salary Of six hundred dollars.
In the Fifth Auditors Office, one clerk of class
four 10 be substituted for one OF class three.
In the Treasurer's Office, four clerks Of class
four, two of class three, seventeen Of class two,
and six Of class one.
In the Registers Office, four clerks of class
four, six of class three six Of class two eight of
class one, and one messenger at salary Of seyep
hundred dollars per annum.
In the Office of the Commissioner of Customs,
enc clerk of class three, three Of class two, and
fosr Of class one.
In the Office of tbe Secretary of the Navy, two
clerks of class four.
In the Office of the Adjutant General, two
clerks Of class four, eight Of class three, nine
teen OF claes two, and seventy-four Of class one.
In the Office of the Quartermaster General,
fifteen clerks Of class three, thirty-fye of class
two, one hundred and ten Of class one, and six
labOrers at al annual salary Of six hundred dol
lars each.
In the Paymaster Generals Office, nine clerks
Of class three, twenty-six of class two, seventy
five Of class one, three messengers at an annual
salary Of eight hundred and forty dollars each,
aud four Watchmen at an annual salary Of six
hundred dollars each.
In the Commisssry Generals Office, ten clerks
Of class two, and thirty of class one.
In the Office of the Chief Of Ordnance, two
clerks of class four, seven Of class three, eleven
of class two, seventy -four Of class one, and nine
laborers at an annual salary Of six hundred dol
lars each.
10 the Office of the Chief Engineer, one clerk
Of class four, and one Of class two.
And the several clerks and employees au-
thorized by this section shall be appointed by
the heads of the departments to which they are
severally attached, and the amount necessary to
pay their salaries from the time of their appoint
ment to the thrtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty y-four, is hereby appropriated therefor;
and the heads Of the said several departments
are hereby authorized to employ females instead
Of any Of the clerks hereinbefore designated, at
an annual compensation not exceeding six hun
dred dollars per year, whenever in their opinion,
the same can be done consistently with the inter
ests Of the public service Provided, however,
That the clerks hereby authorized in the Treasu
~ Department and its bureaus, shall not be in
addition to the temporary clerks now employed
therein, under former appropriations for that
purpose out shall include the same
Sec. I. And be it further enacted, That so much
of the act entitled can act to provide for the ap
Pointment OF an Assistant Register of the Trea
aurv Danartmpnt. and Goicifor for tha Wa