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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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rPuBLIo-No. 50.
An Aor making sppropristions for the legislattve
executive, and judicial expenses of the govern
msnt for the year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundredand sixly.nine.
IooETHUED.
For twenty~four copies Of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix for each member and dele
gate Of the third session Of the tnrtsth Congress
and one hundred copies OF the same for the House
| library, twenty Eve ihousand Two hundred and
6hy dollars, or so much thereO: as may be
necessary.
For paying the publishers Of the Congressional
Globe aud Appendix, according to tue number
of copies taken, one. cent for every i've pages
/ exceeding 6fteep hundred, including the indexes
and the laws of the United States, nine thou
sand five hundred dollars
| To enable the Secretary Of the Interior to pur
chase of Messrs. Little, Brown and Company two
thousand copies OF the fourteenth volume of The
Uuired States Statutes NJ Large, for distribution
agreeably to the acts of Congress directing the
distribution of The other volumes, seven thousand
dollars.
For folding documents, including materials,
forty-two Thousand dollars.
For fuel and lights, Including plumbing, gas
fitting, repairs, aud materials, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For furniture, repairs, and packing boxes,
thirty Thousand dollars.
For horses and carriages for the transportation
Of mails aud for the use Of messengers, ten thou.
sand dollars.
For Iahorers, eight thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, seventy thousand
dollars.
For stationery and newspapers for two hun
sdred and fifty members and delegates, 10 the
amount of one hundred aui twenty-five dollars
each, thirty. .oue thousand two huudred and fifty
dollars.
For twenty FIVE pages and three temporary
mail boys, six thousand seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
For reporting and publishing proceedings ia
the Daily Globe, sixteen Thousand dollars
{ For Stationery, fifteen thousand dollars Pro
Uided, That the Postmaster of the House shall
account to the Clerk o! the House, at the end
OF e4ch session Of Congress for all stationery BY
him received and distributed.
Fur tue usual additional compensation to the
reporters Of the House for the Congressional
Globe tor reporting the proceeding uf the House
tor the third session OF the fortIeth Cungress,
ergut hundred dollars each, tour thousand elgnt
hundred dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For compensation Of the Congressional Print
er aud the clerks aud and messengrrs III his
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teen dollars Pro0ided, That the salary of the
foreman of binding IN the Government Printing
Office shall hereafter be eighteen hundred dollars
per Annum.
For contingent expenses of his Office, viz:
For stationery, postage, advertising, furniture,
travelling expenses, horses and wagons, and
miscellaneous uems, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the public printing, three hundred and
ninety nine thousand tour hundred aud twenty
% dollars AID fOrtV
For paper for the public printing, four bun
drrd thousand dollars.
For the public binding, three bundred and
sixteen thousand two hundred aud twenty dollars
aad tbirIy>two cents.
For lithOErnphing aud engraving for the Sen>
ate aud House of Representatives, eIghry FIVE
Thousand dollars PrOUided That the female
employees ia the GIverument Printing OH e
shall be entitled TO twenty per ceutun addrIion>
! at upon their present pay, aud the necessary
amount is hereby appropriated To pay the same.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-.
I For compens 4tiou of the librarlan two thou
sand live huudred and ninety two dollars.
For three assistant librarians, at two thousand
one hundred aud sixty dollars each, six thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars.
For two assistant librarians, one at one thou
sand two hundred dollars, aud one at Que
thousand one hundred aud fifty two dollars, two
|hhOuSauN huAeV uIly-tWO QOllArS.
For one messenger one thousand seven hun,
dred and twenty. eight dollars.
For :hree laborers at eight hundred and sixty
four dollars each two thousand five buudred
and ninety-twil dollars.
For three assistant Librarians, at fourteen
hundred and forty dollars each, four thousAud
three hundred aud twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said li"rary, two
thousand dollars.
For purchase Of books for said library, eight
thousand dollars.
For purchase of law books OF said library, two
thousand dollars.
Fur purchase of files of periodicals and
| newspapers, Que thou saHd FIVE buudrrd dollars.
For bUtanic garden grading. draining, pro-
curing manure, tools, fuel, and rep ,irs, purehns
ing trees and shrubs, under the direction of the
Library CommIItee Of Congress, five thousand
tour hundred dollars.
For pay Of superintendents aud assistants in
botanic garden aud greenhouses, under the d.
rectIou Of the Library Committee of Congress,
eleven thousand two hundred aud hiuety SIX
dollars.
For the expenses Of exchanging public docu
meuts for the publications Of foreign govern
mrnts, as provided by resolution approved
March second, eighteen hundred and sixty seven
fifteen hundred dollars.