The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

provisions and clothing, chief clerk and the clerks
messenger and laborer twenty-four thousand
/ For compensation of the chief of the bureau Of
medicine and surgery, assistant, and the clerks
messenger and laboTor IN his onice ten thousand
Ave hundred and forty dollars.
Incidental and Contingent Expenses Of the Navy
Department. Office Of the Secretary of the Navy:
For stationery, labor, newspapers, periodical
and miscellaneous items, five thousand dollars.
/ Bureau OF yards and docks
For stationery. books plans, drawings and incl
dental labor one thousand eight hundred dollars.
/ Bureau of equipment and recruiting;
For stationery. books and miscellaneous items
five hundred dollars.
/ For Stationery, blank booke and miscellaneous
items, two thousand four hundred dollars
| Bureau of ordinances:
i For stationery and miscellaneous Eems, one
| thousand three hundred dollars.
Bureau of construction and repair:
i For stationery and miscellaneous items, ono
/ thousand dollars
Bureau Of steam engineering
For stationery and miscellaneous items tWt
i thousand five hundred dollars.
| Bureau of provisions and clothing:
For stationery and miscellaneous items, one thou
Bureau OF medicine and and surgery;
| For blank books, stationery and miscellaneous
| items, eight hundred dollars.
| To defray the expense ofintroducing. water into
the naval academy grounds and buildings at An
For the General Purposes of the Southwest Ex'
| ecutive Building-FOr compensation of five
watchmen and two laborers of the southwest execu.
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| fifty two dollars.
For contingent expenses of said building. viz:
For labor, fuel. lights and miscellaneous items,
seven thousand five hundred dollars.
Post Office Experimentation compensation Of
the Postmaster General three assistant postmaster
general chief clerk, and the clerks, messenger, as
sistant messengers watchmen and laborers of said
department, one hundred and seventy seven thou
sand seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For compensation of authorized additional and
for temporary clerks thirty seven thousand dollars
Contingent Expenses of the Post Office Depart
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fuel for the general post Office building, including
| the auditors Office, OIL gas, candles printing, re.
ture glazing. painting, whitewasRing and for
keeping the fireplaces and furnaces in order; for
| eneineer for steam engine laborers, watchmen re-
pairs of furniture and for miscellaneous items for
yhve thousand dollars.
Money Order Bureau.-For compensation of SUI
perintendent and the clerks in his Office, thou
sand five hundred dollars.
Topographer-For preparing and publishing
postroute maps of the United States, ten thousand
| dollars.
Department of Agriculture-For compensation
of commissioner of Department of agriculture,
chief clerk, and the clerks and employees in this
Office thirty mine thousand six hundred dollars.
For contingencies, viz:
For stationery purchase of lib airy, laboratory,
rent and miscellaneous items eleven thousand five
hundred doll Irs.
For collecting agricultural statistics, ten thou
For purchase and distribution of new and valua-
BILE seeds, viz:
For purchase of cereal, vegetable, and flower
and miscellaneous items, sixty thousand dollars
Provided. That the commissioner of agriculture
shall only purchase and distribute, with the fund
herein appropriated for that purpose such seeds
are rare and uncommon to the country, such as
can can De made more profitable by frequent changes
For employees in seed-rOom, five Thousand two
hundred dollars.
For propagation and distribution of plants, cut
tlngs, and shrubs fourteen thousand dollars: Pro.
vlded That the propagation of plants, cuttings and
shrubs shall be confined to such as are adapted to
md f0 a fha in.
the United States.
two. eight thousand eight hundred dollars
Mint at Philadelphia.-FOr salaries of the direc-
sof, treasurer assayer meter and refiner chief
clerks thirty five thousand five hundred dollars.
For wages of workmea and adjusters, hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars
For specimens of ores and coins to be preserved
In the cabinet of mint six hundred dollars
For freight ON bullion and coin, five thousand
Branch Mint at San Francisco Conformation
salaries OF superin endent. treasurer assayer
two thousand dollars ,zs.4-
For wages of workmen and adjusteis, two hun
For incidental and contingent expenses repairs
and wastage, one hundred Thousand dollars
tendent assayer and melter, reffner, assistant as
sayer officers and clerks, twenty five thousand sew
en- hundred dollars.
For wages of workmen, forty Thousand dollars.
five thousand dollars.
Branch Mint at Denver For superintendent as.
sayer, meter, refneT coiner and clerks thirteen
thousand dollars
For wages Of yorkmen. twenty thousand three
For incidental and continse expenses. twelve
thousand dollars.
sstant treasurers of the United States at New
York Boston Charleston and St. Louis viz: for |
the assistant treasurer at New York, eight thou.
sand dollars; those at Boston and st Louis each |
five thousand dollars, and the one at Charleston |
two Thousand five hundre5,-twenty thousand five |
For additional salary of tie treasurer of the
mint at Philadelphia, one thousand dollars.
For additional salary of the treasurer of the |
br. nch mint at New Orleans, five hundred dollars I
For additional salary of the treasurer of the |
branch mint at Denver, five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the clerks and messengers in the |
office of assistant treasurer at Boston twenty five
thousand two hundred do lars Provided, That in |
tant treasurer of the United States at Boston is
hereby authorized 10 appoint with the appreciation
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury one chief clerk
clerk at salary of twenty five hundred dollars per
annum; one clerk, at salary of two thou and dol.
lars two clerks, at a salary of eighteen hundred
dollars per anpum, each two clerks at a salary of
fifteen hundred dollars per annum each six clerks
at salary of twelve hundred dellars per annum |
each; one clerk at salary of one thousand dollars
per annum, two clerks at salary of eight hundred
dollars per annum each; one porter at a salary OIL
man, at salary of six hundred dollars per annum
For salaries of clerks messengers, and watch.
phia, eighteen Thousand three hundred dollars
For salary of additional clerks in the Office of the
assistant treasury at Philadelphia six thousand
five hundred and eighty five dollars $50
For salaries of clerks, messengers. and watch
men IN the office ofthe assistant treasurer at New
York. one hundred and twenty thousand three ,
hundred and twenty dollars. - -
For salaries of clerks, messenger, and watch
men in the office of the assistant treasurer at ,
Saint Louis, nine thousand seven hundred and
sixty dollars. .
For additional salaries to the messenger at /.
four hundred dollars per annum, and to four
at one hundred dollars per annlln :
each, in the Office of the assistant treasurer at
Saint Louis, eight hundred dollars.
For salaries of clerks, porter, and watchmen !
N the Office of the assistant treasurer at New !
Orleans, nine thousand six hundred dollars I
For compensation to stamp clerk in the office !
If the assistant treasurer at San Francisco, f
Two thousand four hundred dollars. ~
For compensation of the depository at Santa :
fe, and the clerk, Waterman, and porter I'M his
,flice, four thousand eight hundred dollars. 3
For salary of the clerk to the acting assistant !
treasurer at Denver, one thousand eight hun +
lred dollars. :
For salaries Of additional clerks, and addi-
ional compensation of officers and clerks, I'M I
Ter act of August sixth, eighteen hundred and =
at such rates as the Secretary may 4
leem just and reasonable, sixty thousand dol
ars. I
For compensation to designated depositaries,
lnder fourth section of the the act of August q
ixth, eighteen hundred and foIty-six, for the +
safe-keeping, transfer, and disburse-
aent Of the public revenue, eight thousand q
lollars.
For compensation to special agents, under