, 1869-03-19
oEEIcI oE fHE AfroRNEY aRERRAL.

oTTIcB OF rHE ArroRSEY ssEERAL.
For salaries Of the Attorney General, Assis-
tant General, law clerk, and chief CLERK, two
clerks of class four, two clerks of class three,
one clerk Of class one, aud Que messenger, in his
Office, twenty-6 thousand Two hundred dollars
Contingent expenses Of the Office Of the At
torney General, namely:
For fuel, labor, furniture, stationery, and
miscellaneous items, Eve thousand dollars.
For purchase Of law and necessary books for
the Office OF the Attorney General, one thousand
dollars.
JUSTICES OF TIE sUPRExE COURT OF THH UNITED
STATES.
For salaries of the Chief Justice and six asso,
cate justices, forty>two thousand Eve hundred
dollars.
For one associate justice, six thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses Of the Judge assigned
to the tenth circuit for attending session OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States, one thou>
sand dollars. --r....
For salaries of the district judges Of .be United
States one hundred and sixty five thousand
dollars.
For salaries of the cbiefjustice of the supreme
court of the District Columbia, the associate
judges, and judge of the orphans court, nine>
teen thousand dollars.
For salary Of the reporter of the decisions of
thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For compensation of the district attorneys
twelve thousand Eve hundred dollars, and that
the district attorney for Nevada shall receive a
salary for extra services of two hundred dollars
per aunum, and the Secretary of the Treasury
is hereby authorized to audit and pay out of any
moneys 10 the treasury, not otherwise appropriat>
ed, the salaries of the present incumbent and his
predecessor, R. NJ. Clark, at the rate oftwo hun
| g.. ofr
For compensation of the district marshals
| fourteen thousand six hundred dollars.
Sec O. And be it further enacted, That the
| provisions of section ten of an act " making ap-
| preparations for sundry civil expenses of the
government for the year ending June thirtieth,
| eighteen hundred and sixty>eight, aud tor other
purposes" approved March two, eighteen huns
dred and sixty seven, be, and they are hereby
extended to one additional newspaper in the
District of Columbia from The date of the approx.
| al OF said act, the same to be selected By the
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
SEC. 8. And be il further enacted. That all
acts or parts of acts authorizing the publication
of the debates in Congress are hereby repealed
| from and after the fourth day of March next, and
the Join: Committee on Printing is hereby au,
thorized and required to invite proposals for the
publication of the actual proceedings aud debates
| in Congress, upon plan and specifications to be
previously published by them, and shall also
ascertain the cost of such publication by the
Superintendent of Public Printing, and shall re.
port as soon AS practicable such proposals and
estimate of cost, together with bill to provide
for the publication of the debates and proceed
ing of Congress-
SEC. 4. And Be it further enacted, That all
Advertisements, notices, proposals for contracts,
executive proclamations, treaties, and laws to be
published in the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, shall be published in the papers
now selected under the provisions of section ten
-of an acr approved March second, eighteen hun
dred aud sixly-seven, entitled An act making
appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the
government for the year ending June thirueth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and for other
purposes, and shall also be published in the
paper selected under the provisions of the second
| section of this act: Provided That no advertise
ment to any State, District, or Territory other
than the District of Columbia, Maryland, or Vir-
ginia shall be published in the papers designat-
ed, unless at the direction first made of the pro-
per bead of a department.
| SEC. 8. And be ii further enacted, That each
night watchman at the Treasury Department
shall, from the first day of July, eighteen hun
dred and sixty. eight, receive compensation oil
nine hundred dollars per aunum, and an amount
sufficient to pay said increased compensation fol
the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hun
dred aud sixty mine, is hereby appropriated.
SEC. 6. And be ii further enacted, That no statu
ary, paintings, or other articles, the property oil
private individuals, shall hereafter be allowed
to be exhibited in the rotunda or any other por'
tiou of the Capitol building and it shall be the
duty of the superintendent in charge OF the pub
lie buildings to remove all such statuary, paint
iugs, or other articles, being the property oi
private individuals, now in the Capitol.
Annroved July 90 1868,