Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08
THE EVENING STAR.
oFFIcIAL-k
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ~ the Second Session OF the ThiY.
g.ninth Congress.

V.Rtnth ConSfess.
IPuBrio-No. si.l
AN ACT making appropriations for the leElsla-
hNe, executive, and jodicial expenses OF ne
Foyernment for the year ending the thlruetn
Of June, eighteen hundred and sIxiy-elgnt,
and for other purposes.
Be u eaaetC9 By The Senate and HouH ~ hep
restatatipes of the Unitsd states or America N
GcNgyess asserstIed, That the following sums be.
and the same are hereby, appropriated, ont OF
any money IN the treasury. not otherwise ap-
prcpYiaied. for the OBJECTS hereinafter ex-
pressed, for the fiscal year ending the thirtieth
Of June, eighteen hundred ana sixty-egnt,
namely:
Fer compensation and mileage Of sena-
tors, four hundred and fourteen thousand dol
lars.
FOR compensation of the OH GERS, clerks, mes
penEers, and others receiving an annual salary
n he service OF the Senate. viz Secretary Of
The Senate, four thousand three hundred and
Fwenv dollars: ofheer charged With dlsburse-
msnts Of the Senate, five hundred and &c yenty-
Elk dollars; chief clerk. three thousand dollars;
principal clerk and principal executive clerk in
the OH &C OF the Secretary of the Senate az two
thousand i've hundred and ninety-two dollars
each; eight clerks in Office OF the Secretary Of
he Senate, a. two thousand two hundred and
twenty dollars each; keeper OF the stationery.
.To thousand one hundred and two dollars and
forty cents; two messengers, a. one thousand
fwo hundred and ninety-six dollars each; one
page, a. seven hundred and twenty dollars
Sergeant alarms and Doorkeeper, two thou.
sand four hundred dollars; Assistant Deorkeep-
er, Two thousand and forty dollars; Post
hundred dollars; Assistant Postmaster and
nail-carrler, ore thousand seven hundred
and twenty eight dollars; two mail bows AZ one
thousand two hundred dollars each; superIn-
fenoent or the document room, one thousa nd
eight hundred dollars: two assistants IN docu.
neni rooH, a. one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars each; superintendent Of the fold
ing room, oIe thousand eight hundred dollars:
three messengers, acting as assistant doorke
ers, q. one thousand eight hundred dollars
each seventeen messengers, at one thousand
four hundred apd forty dollars each; clerk or
secretary 70 the President CT the Senate two
thousand one hundred and two dollars and
forty cents; clerk 20 the Committee on Finance
TWO thousand two hundred and twenty dol
lars; clerk TO the Committee on Claims, two
thousand two hundred and twenty dollars:
cleTk 10 The Committee on Printing Records
:wo thousand two hundred and twenty dol
lara; superintendent in charge OF the furnaces
enc thousand four hundred and forty dollars;
assistant in charge Of furnaces, eight hundred
and slIty-four dollars; laborer IN charge Of
private passages, eight hundred and sixty -four
aollarei two laborers, a. eight hundred and
slxty-four dollars each; chaplain to the SEN
re, Zine hundred dollars; one special police.
man, eight hundred and sixty-four dollars;
making ninety EIGHT thousand seven hundred
and four dollars and eighty cents.
Tor contingent eXpsnses OF the Senate, viz:
tor stationery, twenty-five Thousand dol
For newspapers. five thousand dollars.
kor Congressional Globe. thirty-dye thou.
sand five hundred and thirty-two dollars.
For reporting and printing the proceedings
IN the Daily Globe for the frst session of RE
tcrtiefh Congress, twenty-one thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars
For the usual additional compensation TO the
GLOBE for reporting the proceedings OF the SEN
ate Tor the frst session OF the fortIeth Congress
eight azndred dollars each, four thousand dol
lars.
Ear e-e compla,s 90. ~ ,ha r.---.,
Globe and Appendix for each senator in the
for;ieth Congress who has not already re-
selyed them: Prorided, hOtcersr, That any SEN
ator wno has already, as a member OF the
House OF Representatives, received portian
o. set or the Congressional Globe shall only
De emitted 70 receive, as such senator the adj.
ollonal yoomes required TO com plete one full
SET, nine thousand ID rec hundred and SEVENTH
nye dollars.
For paying the publishers of the Congress
sional Globe and Appendix, according 10 the
pages exceeding three thousand Including IN =
indexes and laws Of the United States fifteen
thousand dollars.
For clerks TO committees. pages. horses. and
carryalls- nfty-nve thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
For Capitol police, twenty five thousand I've
hundred dollars.
For expenses Of beating and yentilstipe an.
paratus, twenty five thousand dollars
For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand
collars.
OF the Honse of Represen atives and delegates
from Territories, one million one hundred
thousand dollars.
For compensation of the officers, clerks. mes
IN the service of the House OF Representatiyes
viz: Clerk of the House Of Representatives.
four thousand three hundred and twenty dol
lars chief clerk and one assistant clerk two
thousand 1--WE hundred and ninety-two dollars
each, hye thousand one hundred eighty-four
dollars; twelve assistant clerks, Qpcluding the
LIBRARIAN at two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars each, twenty five thousand nine
hundred and twenty dollars: one chief no essen
ger and messenger 10 the Speaker. az five dol
lars and seventy five cents per day each four
Thousand two hundred and four dollars and
eighty cents; for three messengers 81 one thou
sand four hundred and forty dollars each four
thousand three hundred and twenty dol.
lars; one engineer, eighteen hundred dol
lars; three assistant engineers, at one thou
sand four hundred and forty dollar. each.
four thousand three hundred and twenty
dollars; six nremen, at two dollars and
two hundred and ffty-six dollars: for clerk
70 Committee Of Ways and Means two
thousand five hundred and ninety-tyo dol
iaEs' eIeIk 70 committee on Appropriations,
two thousand five hundred and ninety
TWO dollars; clerz TO Committee on Public
Lands, two thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars clerk TO Committee on Claims, two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars. Ser
Eeant- alarms, two thousand five hundred
and nInety-tvo dollars; clerk TO the Sergeant.
alarms, two thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars messenger 10 the Sergeant-at- Arms
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars
Doo-keeper, two thousand five huadred and
nInefy-twO dollars: first assistant doorkeeper
Two thousand five hundred and ninety two
oolars, Postmaster, two thousand five hun
cred and ninety-two dollars; first assistant
postmaster. two thousand and eighty eight
collars; hye messengers, al one thousand seven
hunored and twenty-eight dollars each: two
mail boys, al one thousand and eighty dollars
each, chaplain OF the House, aine hundred
eoLarsi stenographers, four thousand three
hpndIed ana eighty dollars: superintendent
OF folding room. two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars; superintendent and assistant
OF me document room, Al five dollars and sew
enty-slX cents per day each, four thousand two
hundred and five dollars and eighty cents
eleven messengers. five at eighteen hundred
collars and six at fourteen hundred and forty
collars twelve messengers during the ession
Al the rate OF fourteen hundred and forty dol
lars per annuu. eleven thousand five hun red
and twenty dollars
or captain OF Capitol police, two tnoussn
ana eighty eight dollars; Lieutenant, eighteen
huhurea dollars twenty-uine policemen, each
a one thousand fye hundred and eighty four
coHars per annum. and one watchman at
sieSen hundred and fifty two dollars TWENTY
I've thousand four hundred and eighty Ell ht
c0IIarsi making one hundred and fgty i've
thousand Two hundred and forty nine dollars
TOT contingent expenses OF the House OF
Representatives VIZ:
for carriage, three thousand eight bundrsd