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collars per day while actually employed,
eleven thousand two hundred and seventy


dOiIars.
For stationery, ten thousand dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
for com pen sation of the Congressional Prin-
Er, ana the CLERKS and messengers in his Of
nee, twelve thousand five hundred and four
teen dollars.
For contingent expenses OF his once, Wig:
For stationery, postage, advertising, furniture,
travelling expenses, horses, and wagons, aud
miscellaneous items, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the public printing, four hundred thous-
For paper for the puslic printing, four hun
dTed thousand dollars,
For the public binding, three hundred thous.
and dollars: PYcrided, That all blank books and
binding shall be made and done at the govern-
nent bindery; and AL payments OF public mo-
ney for government printing or binding not
done at he Government Printing Office accord
ing TO the provisions OF the act of July twenti-
eth, eighteen hunored and sixty -eight, shall not
be allowed BY the accounting officers of the
government: f-orided further, That no propo-
sirion for printing extra copies Of public docu-
ments, the expense of which shall exceed the
sum OF five hundred dollars, shall be consid-
shall have been referred u the Joint Commit
tee On Printing, and ordered by concurrent
resolution of the two houses.
For lthographing and engraving for the Sen.
ate ara mouse OF Representatives, eighty five
thousand dollars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
fOr com ensa'ion OF the Librarian. two
thousand FIVE hundred and ninety-two dol
For three assistant librarians at two thou.
sand one hnndrrd and sixty dollars each six
h3usand tour hundred ana eighty dollars.
For two assistant libra rians, one at one thou.
sand two hundred dollars, and one at pine hun.
dred and sixty dollars, two thousand one hun.
Ored and sixty dollars.
EJr one messenger, one thousand seven hun.
cred aud twenty-eIght dollars.
FOR tfree laborers AT eight hundred and sixty
fouI dollars each, two thousand five hundred
and nine'y-two dollars.
RSSi M fhrov
hundred and forty dollars each. four thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars
or contingent expenses Of said library, two
For purchase of books for said library, eight
thousand dollars.
For purchase of law books tor said library,
two Thousand dollars.
For purchase of flies OF periodicals. and
newspapers. one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining. pro.
curing manure, tools. fuel, and repairs, aud
purchasing trees and shrubs, under the direc-
ton of the Library Committee of Congress, five
thousand dollars.
For paving the main walk through the
grounds OF The botanic garden with some uni.
form and durable material, five thousand dol
lars.
botanic garden aud greenhouses. under the di-
reeton OF the Library Committee of Congress.
eleven Ibousabd two hundred and ninety.six
dollars and ninety six cents.
For expenses Of exchanging public docu-
ments for the publications of foreign govern.
ments, one thousand five hundred dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
For clerk IN The Office of Public Buildings,
one thousand two hundred doIlcrs.
For messenger In the same Office, eight hun.
orea and forty dollars.
For compensation 10 the p ubiic gardener,
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For mpensa ton TO the labor er in charge of
the water closets ia the Capitol, seven hundred
and twenty dollars.
For compensation of a foreman and tweary-
one IabCreTs employed IN the puoic grounds
dollars.
For compensation of four laborers in the
Cap tol, two thousand eight hundred and
e1ty dollars.
For compe nsation of furnace keeper under
the old hall OF the House of Representatives..
eight hundred ana sixty -four dollars.
For compensation of furnace keeper at the
Presidents house. seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For two policemen at the Presid house,
two thousand SIX hundred and forty dolla,s.
For compensation OF two watchmau a. the
Presidents house, one thousand eight hundred
dollars.
Presidents house, one thousand dollars.
For compensation of assistant doorkeeper at
the Presidents house, six hundred dolla- 8.
For compensation OF two aw-keepers at the
bridge across the eastern branch OF he Potomac.
and for feel, oil, aud lamps, one thousand SIX
hundred dollars
For watchman in Franklin square, six hun
dred dollars.
For compensation OF the person in charge of
the heating apparatus OF the Library Of Con-
gre-s. one thousand dollars.
For electrician Of the the Capitol, one thous-
and two hundred dollars.
For compensation of watchmen in reserva-
tion number two, three thousand dollars.
For compensation Of draw keepers at the
Potomace bridge, and for tuel, oil, and lam ps
seven thousand five hundred and seventy
dollars.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of five judges Of the Court OF
Claims, the chief clerk and assistant clerk,
balm, and messenger thereof; twenty. SIX
Thousand eight hundred dollars.
For compensation CT attorneys TO attend to
taking testimony, witnesses, and commis-
sioners, tw o thousand five hundred dollars.
For stationery, books, fuel, laborers' hire,
and other contingent and miscellaneous ex-
penses. three thousand dollars.
For payment of Judgments which may be
rendered by the court IL favor OF claimants,
one hundred thousand dollars
EXECUTIVE
For compensation to the President of the
United States, twenty. five thousand dollars
For compensation to the Vice President of
the United States, eig hit thousand dollars.
For compensation of secretary TO sign patents
for public lands, one thousand five hundIe ed
dollars.
For compensation to the private secretary,
assistant secretary. (who shall be a short-han
WriteT,) two clerks of fourth class, steward,
and messenger of the President of the United
Ststes,) twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the ex .cuti
Office, including stationery therefor, four thou
sand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensate N OF the Secretary of State,
two Assistant Secretaries of State, for chief
clerk, eight clerks of class foul, additional TO
one clerk Of class four disbursng clerk
eight clerks of class three, three clerks of class
two, three clerks of class one, one messengsr,
one assistant messenger, and seven laDore:s,
fifty -eignt thousand one hundred and forty
dollar: PTorided. That the pay of an y mess-n-
ger either of the departments, executive or
Judicial, of the government employed during
the whole year, shall be eight hundred and
forty dollars per ann and no mora; and the
pay Of any assistant messenger employed as
aforesta'ed shall be seven hundred dollars per
annum, and no more; and the pay Of all lab0rsrs
and watchm~B, (whether night or day,) en-
pIoyed as aiorestated, shall be seven hundred
ana twenty dollars per annum, and no more.
ITO Be COntiaued
The BALTIMORB CASES AGAINST GBN. BUr-
LRR-1n the superior Court on Saturday,
Judge Dobbin delivered an important opinion
in the case of Edward II. and William H. KIM
berly We. Benjamin F. Butler, a suit, oar
readers will remember. brought 10 recover