The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-16
r RALEIGH, N. c., SATURDAY,

assistant tellers chief clerk, and clerks, messen
gers assistant messengers and laborers in his Of
fee, one hundred and sXty-nine thousand three
hundred and eighty dollars.
For compensation of the register of the treasu-
ry, assistant register chief clerk, and the clerks,
messengers, assistant messenger, and laborers in
his office, nine thousand eight hundred and forty
dollars.
For compensation of the solicitor of the trea-
sury, chief clerk, and the clerks and messenger
in his Office, eighteen thousand three hundred
and forty dollars.
For compensation of the commissioner of Gus
toms, chief clerk, and the clerks, messenger, and
laborer in his office, forty thousand six hundred
and forty dollars.
For compensation of the chief clerk, clerks,
messenger, and laborer of the light house board,
nine thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the comptroller of the cur
rency, deputy comptroller, clerk, messengers,
and laborers, one hundred and twenty thousand
two hundred dollars.
Forpaper, special dies, and printing of crcula-
ting notes, and expenses necessarily incurred Gn-
Guiding express charges) in procuring the same,
in the Office of the comptroller of the currency,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For salleries of commissioner, deputy commits
gether with rent, dies, paper, and so forth, for
stamps and incidental expenses, including the
cost of subscription to such number of copies OF
the internal Revenue Record and Customs Jour-
nal " as the Secretary of the Treasury may deem
lion dollars.
items, and other contingent expenses for the Off
| ce of the commissioner OF internal revenue, fifty
| thousand dollars.
| Contingent Expenses of the Treasury Depart
ment.-In the office of the Secretary of the Treas
| ury:
For copying, labor, binding, scaling ships reg
listers, translaing foreign languages, advertising
and extra clerk hire for preparing and collecting
information to be laid before Congress, and for
miscellaneous items, fifty thousand dollars.
| For compensation of temporary clerks in the
|
| sation to officers and clerks in the same depart
ment, one hundred and sixty thousand dollars:
| Provided, That the temporary clerks herein pro-
vided for may be classified according to the char
acter of their services Provided further, That SO
| much of the app1 opration OF two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, granted by act approved
| for compensation of temporary clerks in the
! Treasury Department. and for addi .ional compen-
| sation to clerks in the same department, as re-
mains uneXpended shall be divide as follows,
viz: one hundred dollars each shall be paid tc the
clerks in said department of the first and second
classes, who have not received any additional
| compensation out of said appropriation, and who
shall have served in said capacity for one year pre-
vions to July first, eighteen hundred and sixty
| six. And one hundred dollars shall be paid to
each person employed in said department appoin-
ted by the Secretary, at an annual salary amount
| ing to less than twelve hundred dollars, and who
shall have served under such appointment for one
year previous to July first, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six. And if the balance of said appropria-
tion remaining uneXpended shall be insufficient
to pay said clerks and adpointees, the sum OF one
| hundred dollars each, as herein provided, the de-
| fciency shall be supplied and paid out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted.
| In the office of the first comptroller:
For furniture, public documents, State and
Territorial statutes, postage, and miscellaneous
items, one thousand dollars.
In the Office of the second comptroller
| For blank books, binding furniture and mis-
cellaneous items, including subscription to one
| city newspaper, to be bound and preserved for
the use of the office, four thousand dollars.
In the Office of the first auditor
For stationary, Office furniture, and miscella-
neous items one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
In the Office of the second auditor
For office furniture and miscellaneous items,
including two of the city newspapers, to be filed
and preserved for the use of the Office, twenty
five thousand dollars.
In the office of the third auditor:
For office furniture, carpeting, two newspapers
preserving files and papers, bounty land service,
and miscellaneous items, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
In the office of the fourth auditor:
For contingent expenses of the office, irciud
ing two daily newspapers, three thousand dol
lars.
In the office of the fifth auditor:
For postage, furniture, and miscellaneous eX-
penses, in which are included two daily newspa-
pers, two thousand dollars.
In the Office of the auditor for the Post Office
Department.
For contingent expenses of the Office, six thou.
sand dollars.
In the Office of the treasurer:
For contingent expenses of the office, seven
thousand five hundred dol.
In the office of the register:
For arranging and binding cancelled marine
papers, and for official papers and records, and
miscellaneous items, including Office furniture
eight thousand dollar.
Office of the solicitor of the treasury:
For books, binding, stationary, labor, and mis-
cellaneous items and for statutes and reports
and for care of library, two thousand two hun
dred dol
Office of the commissioner of customs:
For stationery, miscellaneous items, and office
furniture, three thousand dol.
(To be continued)