The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CONTINUED RRoM FIRsr PAGE

AN ACT mixing Appropriations for the legislative,
ecuiiye and judicial Expenses Of the Government for
tar Year ending June thrti.th eighteen hundred and
tAty.sx and additional Appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal Year
tees Of the United SAFES Of America in Congress Assem-
Died That the following be, and the same are here
otherwise appropriated for the objects hereinafter ef-
pressed for the fiscal year ending the thrteh OF June,
eighteen hundred and sixty Six namely;
Legistdtire-Forc compensation and mileage OF senators;
two hundred and foryseven thousand four hundred ana
thirty dollars.
For compensation of the officers clerks messengers,
and others receiving salary in the service OF
the Senate Wis secretary of the Senate three Thousand
six hundred doa; officer charged with dlsburstm ents
of the Senate four hundred and eighty COLLARS chiei
eerk two Thousand FIVE hundred dollars; principal clerk
and principal executive clerk in the once OF the secreta
ry of the Senate at two thoussnu one anu my
Sonate at one thousand eight hundred and nifty dollars
each keeper of the stationery one thousand seven hun
drei and fny-two doars two messengers at one thou
sand and eighty dollars each one page, at five hundred
doilas and d0orkeeper, two thousand
dollars assistant dookeeper one thousand seven hun.
dred dollars postmasterto tho Senate, one thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars assistant postmaster and
niacarrier thousand four hundred and forty dol
lars; two mai-boys at one thousand dollars each
pernendent of the document room, one thousand hyc
hundred dollars two assistants in document ROOM at
thousand two hundred dollars each superintendent Of
the ioldingroon ono thousand five hundred dollars;
two esengers acting assistant doorkceper at
thousand five hundred dollars each seventeen messen-
gers at one thousand two hundred dollars each clerk
hundred and iiftytwo dollars; clerk to the com
mittce ON finance, thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars; clerk TO the COMMITTEES claims, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars clerk Of printing
cords. ono thousand eight hundred and nifty dollars;
perintendent in charge of the furnaces, thousand
Two hundred dollals assistant in charge Of furnaces
seven hundred and twenty dollars laborcr charge Of
private passages hundred and twenty dollars; two
laborers at five hundred and seventysx dollars each
chaplain to the Senate hundred and fifty dollars
making seyentynne thousand six hundred and fortysix
dollars. ..,,
For contingent expenses OF the Senate, viz:
. For stationery, seventeen thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dollars
For Con ressonal Globe, thrtyiye thousand dollars
For reporting proceedings in the Daily Globe for the
first session of the ry-ninth Congress- twenty thou.
For paying tbe publishers of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix according the number of copies taken
cent for every five pages exceeding three thousand
including the indexes and the laws of the United States
twelve thousand nine hundred dollars. r
For complete set of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix for each senator In the thirty ninth Congress
who has not already received them, six thousand eight
hundred dollars Irorded he,eerer That any senator
who has already member of the House of Represen
tayes received portion Of setof the Congressional
Globe shall only be entitled to receive such senator
the additional volumes required to complete one full
set
For the usual additional compensation to tho reporters
OF the Senate for the Congressional Globe for reporting
the proceedings of the Senate for the first regular session
OF the hrtyninth congress- eight hundred dollars EACH
four thousand dollars.
For clerks committees pages, horses, and carryals
eighteen thousand dollars.
For capitol police nineteen thousand one hundred and
seventy dollars. .ate
For expenses of heating and ventiatng apparatus six
- For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage of members of the
House Of Representatives and delegates from territories
three hundred thousand dollars. 1
For compensation of the officers clerks, messengers,
and others receiving an annual salary in the service OF
the House of Representatives, viz: clerk of the House
Of Representatives three thous and six hundred dollars
chief ck and one assistant clerk at two thousand
hundred and sixty dollars each eleven clerks, at
thousand eight hundred dollars each; principal
ger in the office at four dollars and eighty cents per day
thousand seven hundred and fftywo dollars; three
messengers at thousand two hundred dollars each
messenger to the speaker four dollars and eighty
per day one thousand hundred and ffty-two dol
lars clerk to the committee of ways aud means, two
thousand one bundled and sixty dollars; clerk to the
committee Of claims, one thousand eight hundred dollars
clerk to committee public lands, thousand eight
hundred dollars, sergeantat arms, two thousand one
hundred and sixty dolars clerk to the sergeant
thousand eight hundred dollars messenger to the
sergeant-at-irms one thousand two hundred dollars
postmaster two thousand hundred and sixty dollars
assistant postmaster, Thousand seven hundred and
forty dollars: four messengers, at one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each two mailboys at nine
hundred dollars each; capitol police, nineteen thousand
hundred and seventy dollars doorkeeper two thou
sand one hundred and sixty dollars; superintendent Of
the foldng-rooln thousand eight hundred dollars
two messengers at thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars each one messenger ut ono thousand seven
hundred and forty dollars five messengers, at thou
sand five hundred dollars each six messengers at
thousand two hundred dollars each; twelve messengers
be employed during the session OF Congress- at the rate
of one thousand two hundred dollars each per annnn
chaplain the House Of Representatives hundred
and fifty doars making hundred and nine thousand
four hundred and twenty-eight dollars.
For contingent expenses of the House Of Represents
tives, viz:
For Carriage, two thousand dollars. r-f
For twentyour copies Of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix for each member and delegate OF the first regu
lar session of the thrtnth Congress- and hundred
copies Of the for tho House library twentynne
thousand four hundred dollars.
MN and fam,
porary clerks in the office of the clerk Of the House of
Representatives, eighteen thousand five hundred and
seventy-six dollars >l
For paying the publishers of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix according to the number of copies taken
cent for every Ave pages exceeding three thousand
including the indexes and the laws of the United States
ten thousand nine hundred dollars.
For one complete set OF the Congressional Globe and
Appendix for each representative and delegate in the first
session Of the thirty Congress- who has not already
received tho same, twenty three thousand dollars
For folding documents including materials thirty thou
sand dollars.
For fuel and lights pay of engineers semen and la
borers repairs and materials fifteen thousand dollars
For furniture repairs and packngboxes for members
ten thousand dollars.
For horses carriages and saddle horses nine thousand
dollars. re
For laborers eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous items thirty thousand dollars. I
For newspapers, one thousand dollars.
For pages and temporary mai-boys ten thousand and
For reporting and publishing proceedings in the Daily
Globe at seven dollars and fifty cents per column twenty
thousand dollars.
For stationery, twelve thousand dollars. 7tlaH
For the usual additional compensation to the rsporter
OF the House for the Congressional Globe for reporting
the proceedings OF the House for the first regular session
Of the thiryninth Congress- eight hundred dollars each
four thousand eight hundred dollars III"
For completing the thing Of the floor Of the old Hall of
Representatives under the authority that the work
has already been done three thousand eight hundred and
seventy five dollars.
Public Pfinting.For Compensation Of the sunern fen.
dent OF the public printing, and the clerks and me,sen
ger in his Office nine thousand hundred and our
teen dollars,
For contingent expenses Of his Office yz For stat;op
ery postage advertising furniture, travelling expenses
and wagons and miscellaneous items two thou,
sand dollars.
For addition to the public printing Office and the neces
presses, machinery and fixtures sixty thousand
dollars much thereof to be expended under the direc
ton of the Secretary of the Interior may necessary
for the erection ofsad addition.
For the public printing three hundred and thrynine
thousand four hundred and sixty-ye dollars and fifty
cents.
For paper for the public printing, six hundred and
fwenty-nine thousand and forty dollars 7s-t
For tho public binding three hundred and seventy
three thousand hundred and ten dollars and TWEEN
fyfour cents.
the United States, five. thousand dollars.
For lthographjng and engraving for the Senate ant
House of Representatives seventy five thousand dollars
Library Of CoagressFor compensation of librarian
three assistant librarians messenger and aborers tel
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF said library two Thousand
For purchase Of books for said library eight thousan
dollars.
sand dollars ~, Il -. !.
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