Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-03

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| three assistant engineers NJ one thousand four
A hundred and forty dollars rrch. fou- Thousand
nree hundred and t~vnv dollars; san tpssnsn.
thous aud two hundred and hfly SIX dollars: TOR
clerk 10 committee OF Ways and Means. two
Thousand I'VE hundred and m nety two siisrS:
| SIerk 70 COMMITTEE on Approprisi ions. two
honssnd nve hundred and ninety two dollars;
| Ghrh 70 the COMMITTEES on PublIc Lsnds. two
y, ,nV"ssna owe hnHared snd sisy dollar, clers
hundred and sixty dollars S-rresnt-st-srms.
Two thousand i've hundred ana nlnet, 90
dollars, clerk 70 the Sergesni-at arms, two
houSSnd one hundred and SIXTY dollars. mes-
senger 20 the Sergeant-at- srms one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars; Doorkesp~r.
two thousand hve hundred and ninety-txe
dollars; frSt assistant doorkeeper, two hon
sand five hundred and ninety-two dollar.
Postmaster. two thousand i've huRdred and
nInety-two dollars, nrst assistsn, Postmaster
I've thousand and eighty eight doIlsrs. nv.
messengers, at one thousand seven huner~d
and twenty Eight dollars each; two mad bows
ST one Thousand and eighty dollars each; chap
lain Of the House nine hundred dollars; two
stenographers. tour thousand three hundred
and eighty dollars each; superintendent "a fold
in & room. two thousand one hu nd red and sirty
doliars; superintendent and Assistant OF he
document room, 1t hNe dollsrs and - venty-siN
cents per day each, four thou sand two hund rrd
and i've d-llars and eighty cents, eleven mes
sengers, i've At eighteen hundred dollars. aud
SIX 81 fourteen hundred and torty dollar;
twelve messengers dunng IN" session. NJ the
rate OF fourteen hundred ana forty oOilsrs pr
ann um, sIN thousand nNe hundred and twenty
dsllars.
CAPITOL POLICE.
For one captain. two thousand aud eighty
eight dollars; two lteUt-asnt-, 81 eighte-u
hundred dollars Zach, thirty-siN hundred dol
lars; thirty priystes, Al fifteen hundred and
five hundred and twenty dollar. tr-ly,,
wGchmen, 1T one thousand dollars each,
twelve thousand dollars, one superintendent
IN the crypt, fourteen hundred and forty dol.
Ian, uniforms. forty -siN hundred dolla-s. con-
ungent expenses, i've hsndred aoilsrs making
IN all, seyenty-one thousand seven hundred
and forty -elght dollar: one-half b- pstd
into The contingent fund OF the senate ana tb..
other half into the contingent fund Of the HOUSE
OF Representative Provided. That after the
thirueth day Of June. eighteen hundred snd
siNty-nine, members of The Capitol police shalt
furnish At their own expense each has own
uniform. which shall he IN exsct conformity to
that required by regulations aud all proy Islons
Of law requiring an appropriation for such
uniforms are hereby repeaied-
Fer contingent expenses OF the HOUSE OF
Representatives, via
For carriage, three thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For clerks to committees aad temporary
clerks of the House OF Representative, tw~ntN-
six thousand three hundred dollars.
For tw"nty-four copies Of the q CONGRESSIONAL
| Globe and Appendix for each member aud
| gress, and one hundred coptes Of the same for
the House hbrsry, twenty five thos SAND two
hundred and hfty doilars, OF soRuch thereof
| as may be necessary.
For paying the publishers OF thr tlonsr-s-
slonal Globe ard Appendix. according 10 thu
| number of copies taken. one cent Tor every i've
| pages exceeding fifteen hundred, including the
| indexes and the laws Of the United States. nine
| thousand i've hundred dollars.
| To enable the Secretary OF the Interior To-
| purchase of Messrs. Liitle. Brown aud Cow
! pany two thousand copies of The fourteenth
1 volume OF the United States Srltutes al Large.
| for distribution agreeably 70 the acts OF Con-
| gre@s directing the distribution Of the other
! volumes, seven thousapd dollars.
| For folding documents including materials.
| forty two thousand dollars.
! For fuel and lights, including plumbing. gss
| hitting. repairs, and aterlals, fifteen thou "a nd
/ dollars.
| For furniture, repairs, and packing boxes.
thirty thousand dollars.
| For horses and carriages for the rsusports-
/ ton OF mails ana Tor the use of messengers. ten
| thousand dollars.
ForIsborers, eight thousand dollars.
| dollars
" stationery and newspapers for two hun
| ored and nifty members and delegates, % the
amount OF one hundred and twenty i've dol
laIs each, tnIrty-one thousand two hundred
For twenty-five pages and three temporary
mail boys, SIX thousand seven hundred and
For reporting and publishing proceedings
| in the Daily Globe, sixteen thor sand dolIars
| For stationery, fifteen thousand dollars. Pro-
rided. That the Postmaster OF the HOUSE shall
account TO the Clerk OF the House, at the end of
each session Of Congress, for ali stationery by
MN Received and distributed.
| For the usual additional comp ensatIon 10 th.
reporters of the House for the Congress
Globe for reporting the Proceeding OF the
House for the third session OF the fortieth Con-
gress- eight hundred dollars each. four thOus-
and eight hundred dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
FOR compensation Of the Cons ressional Print
er, and the clerks and and messengers an his
teen dollars: PToUided, That the salary Of the
foreman Of binding in the Government Print
ing Once shall hereafter b. eighteen hundred
dollars per annum-
For contingent expenses of his once, ytz:
For stationery, postage, advertising, furniture,
travelling expenses, horses aud wagons, and
nirSe zee. . Items, niteen hundred dollars.
For the public printing, three hundred aud
ninety-nine thousand four hundred and TWEEN
ty-two dollars and forty seven cents.
TOT paper Tor the public printing, four hun
For the public binding. three hundred and
sixteen thousand two hundred and twenty dol
lars and thfrIy-two cents.
For lIthographing and engraving FOR the SEN
ate ana House OF Representatives, eighty-hve
thousand dollars: PTocided, That the female
employees an the Government Printing once
shall be entitled 10 twenty per centum ad-
dihonai upon their present pay, and the neces-
same.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
For compensation Of the Librarian, two
thousand five hundred and nineIy-two dol
lars.
For three assistant librarians AZ two thous
and one hundred and fixty dollars each, six
theussnd four hundred and eighty dollars.
For two assistant Librarians, one AZ one thous-
and two hundred dollars and one al one
thousand one hundred and ffty-tvo dollars
two thousand three hundred and my two dol
lars.
For one messenger one thousand seven hun
dred and twenty Eight dollars.
For three iaborers, at eight hundred aud six
ty-four dollars each, two thousand nye hum
dred snd ninety-two dollars
For three assistant librarians, at fourteen