Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
IPrntts-No. Sill

AhlfA We ~
Az Acr making appropriations for the esisls
Two executive aud judicial expenses OF III.
government for the year ending june thir
9Th, eighteen huoIred ami sixty elk and al.
dt}nll appropriations for the current iscs
ysar.
BE- ID enacted Ivy the Senate and House Of Re
prescutelyos Of the United States Of AmericI
IN Congress assembled, That the following sum
be, and the same are hereby Appropriated ou
uf any money In the ire isury not otherwise ap.
ptoprMIei, for the objects hereinafter express
e', ior the heal year ending the thlrlieih o
dea', eighteen hundred anl sixty six, nqmeiy
LEGISLATIVE
For conreuss,iou and mileage Of senators, tyc
hun4rrl aud forty seven thousand four hundred
ainl ibirty dyaia
Ior t0mi en-aion Of the officers clerks mes
s,ngeIs aud others receiving an annual aAary
10 iAu tcrvile ot the Senste, VIZ: Secretary Of
lhe Senate, three thousand six LundI ed dollars;
ehier chnygej with disbursements Of the Sem
sc, tng huadred and eighty dyllsrs; chief olerk,
two Thousand five hundred dollars priBoipal
e'eiE aud principal executive clerk ia the Office
g tue Secretary q the Senate, At two thousand
eug hualied and sixty dollars each; eight clerks
in lhe Office ot tue Secretary of the Senate, at
Che ibou.ani ght hundred aud hty dollars
eacli; keeper OF the stationery one thousand
sesea lunliei and fifty tWl dollars; two mes.
s'neer-, at one thousand aud eighty dollars each;
4 one Page, at Eve hundred dollars; Sergeant at
/ arnia aud Duorkeeper, two thousand dollars; As
sislant Doarkeeper, one thousand seven hundred
! d0llnifi Postmaster TO the Senate, Que thousand
seven huudred and fifty dollars, Assistant Post.
! master and NAL carrier, one thousand four hun
drei ani tory dollars; two mail boys, at one
thphshhd dollars each; superintendent Of tue
document r1oG, enc thousand i've hundred dol
has; two assistants in the document room at enc
thousand ,wo hundrel dollars each; superintsn-
Gthl ol the folding room, one thousand five hun
dred dollars tGo messengers, acting as assis-
thnt dogfkeepeIs, Ht one thousand i've hundred
dyi.nrs eachi seventeen mesHtngers, at ore thou
saul tHo hundred dollars each; clerk or seore-
lary to tae President Of the Senate, QUE thousand
seYsu hundred a1I huy Two dollRrs clerk 10
the Committee OH Finance, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty dollars; clerk to the Commit.
Tee on Claims, cue thousand eight hundred aud
hity iollersi clerk Of printing records, thou
sand eight hundred and fifty dollars; supern-
tendents in charge OF the furnace, one thousand
two hundred dollars; assistant in charge of fur
nnces, seven hundred and twenty dollars; labor
er in charge Of private passages seven hundred
and twenty dollars; TWO laborers, at five hundred
aud seventy ak dollars each; chaplain to the
Senate, seven hundred and fifty dollars; making
seventy nine thousand six hundred and forty six
dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the Senate, viz
For stationery, seventeen thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dollars.
For Congressional Globe, thirty five thousand |
dollars.
For reporting proceedings ia the Daily Globe
for the irst session of the thirty ninth Congress,
twenty thousand dollars.
For paying the publishers Of the Congressional |
Globe and Appendix, according 10 the number |
Of copies taken, one cent for every Eve pages
exceeding three thousand, including the indexes
and the laws Of the United States, twelve thou
sand nine hundred dollars.
For enc complete set Of the Congressional I
Globe aud Appendix fer each senator IN the |
thirty ninth Congress who has not already re- |
ceiyed tlem six thousand eight hun lrod dol
lars Provided, dov.0er, That any senator who |
hes already AS a member OF the House Of Re-
presentatives received portion of set VI the
Congressional Globe, shall only be entitled to
receive as such senator the additional volumes
required to complete one full set
For the usual add oual compensation to tue
reporters OF the Senate foc the Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings of the SEN
ate ,or the senate Tor the first regular session Of
the thirty uiuth Congress. eight hundred dollars
each, four Thousand dollars
For clerks to committees, pages, horses and
carryalls eighteen thousand dollars. .s
For Capitol police, nineteen thousand one hun
dred aud seventy dollars.
For expenses Of heating and ven,ilating aps
varatus, sixteen thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items thirty thousand dol
lars.
For compensation aud mileage Of members of
the House OF Representatives and delegates
from Territories, three hundred thousand dol
lnts,
For compensation Of the officers, clerks, mes
scngers aud others receising an annual salsFy
III the service OF the House ot Representatives,
Va: Clerk Of the House Of Repr sentaiiges,
three thousand six hurd dre1 dollars; chief clerk
and one assistant clerk, at Two thousand one
bundled and sixty dollars each; eleven clerks,
at one thousand eight hundred dollars each;
principal messenger in the office, at four dollars
and eighty cents per day, one Thousand seven
hundred and fifty Two dollars; three messengers
ut one thousand two hundred dollars each; mes
senger 10 the Speaker, at four dollars and eighty
cents per day, one thousand seven hundred aud
ifty two dollars clerk 10 the Committee Of
Ways and Means, two thousand one hundred and
Sky tive dollars, CLERK to the Committee Of
c AIMS one thousand light hundred dollars; clerk
10 Committee on Public Lands one thousand eight
hundred dollars; SergeRt-at arms, twn thousand
one hundred and sky dollars; clerk to the Ser
gcRnt t-at-arms, one thousand eight hun ired dol
lars; messenger to the sergeant-at-RrmB, one
thousand two hundred dollars; Postmaster, two !
thousand Que hundred aud sixty dollars Assis-
tant Postmaster, one thousand seven hundred
aud forty dollars; four messengers at Que thou 7
sand four hundred and forty dollars each; two !
mail boys, at nine huHdI ed dollars each; Capitol !
police, nineteen thousand one hundred and sew |
euty dolars; Doorkeeper, two thousand one
hundred and sixty dollarej superintendent Of the
folding room, oae Thousand eight hundred dol c
lars two messengers, at one thousand seven {
hundred aud fifty two dollars eacbl one messen- 1
gcr, ut one thousand seven hundred and forty
dollars; five messengers, al one thousand i've
hundred d. llars each; six messengers, at one I
thousand two hundred dollars eacb; twelve mes I
sengers, 10 bo employed during the session Of /
Congress, at the rate of one thousand two hun {
,lred dollars each per annum; chaplain 10 the !
II ouse OF Representatives, seven hundred aud
fifty dollars making one hundred and Line I
thousand four hundred aud twenty eight dol
lars. .-.,
For contingent expense, of the House Of Re- u
viz
For cartage, two thousand dollars. {
For twenty four copies of the Congressional
Globe aud Appendix Tor each member and dele
aite Vi the first regular session OF the thirty {
linth Congress, aud one hundred copies OF the :
same for the House Library, twenty niue thou c
sand four hundred dollars.
For the compensation Of clerks to committees, G
and temporary clerks in the Office Of the clerk of
ihq llouse Of Representatives eighteen thousand /
five hundred anu seventy tix dollars. G
ForpOying the put utlisbeTs Of the Congressional c
Il ole and Appendix, according to the number f
vi ctpes taken, one cent for every Eve pages
xceeliug three thousand, including the indexes {
iul the laws Of the United States ten thousand !
nine hundred dollars. {
For one complete set Of the Congressional /
Globe anl Appendix for each representative aud c
f,lepate ia tho first session Of the thirty ninth !