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For compensation Of the Solicitor of the
treasury, three thousand five hundred dollars;
Assistant Solicitor, three THOUSAND dollars;
cbief clerk, two thousand dollars; one clerk OF
cl IS four, eighteen hundred dollars; three
clerks OF class three, four thousand eight nun.
dreo dollars; three clerks of class two, four
thousand two hundred dollar; QUE clerk of
class one, twelve hundred dollars; one messen-
ger. eight hundred and forty dollars; and one
lsborer, six hundred dollars, employed in his
ofti,e; in all. twenty -one thousand nine hun
dIeo and forty dollars.
For compensation of the chief clerk of the
Light hous Eoard, two thousand doll irs; two
c!eTksof class three, three thousand two hundred
dollars one clerk Of class two, fourteen hun
dred dollars; one clerk Of class one, twelve
hundred dollars; one messenger, eight hundred
snd forty dollars; and one laboTer, six hum
dIed dollars. employed in his Office; in all
nine thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
For Comptroller of the Currency, five thous-
and dollars; for deputy comptroller, two
thousand five hundred dollars; seven clerks of
class four, twelve thousand six hundred dol.
lars; twelve clerks of class three, nineteen
thousand two hundred dollars; seven CLERKS of
class two, nine thousand eight hundred dol.
lars; seven clerks of class one, eight thousa nd
four hundred dollars; twenty -oue female
clerks, twenty five thousand tive hundred dol.
lars; tour messengers, three thousand three
hundred and sixty dollars: two laborers, one
thousand two hundred collars; and one night
watehman, six hundred dollars; in all, eighty
One thousand five hundred and sixty dollars
For paper, engraving, printing, express
charges. and other expenses OF the making and
issuance of the national currency, seventy five
Jhousa nd dollars.
thousand dollars; three deputy commissioners,
one at three thousand five hundred dollars,
and two AT three thousand dollars each one
solicitor. four thousand dollars; seven heads OF
divisions, two Thousand five hundred dollars
each; thirty four clerks OF Glass four, sixty. .one
thousand two hundred dollars; forty. five
clerks Of class three. sexenty-two thousand
dollars; fifty clerks of class two, seventy thou
sand dollars; thirty.seven clerks of class ene
forty -four thousa and four hundred dollars:
nfty.hve female clerks, sixty six thousand
hundred dollars; three assistant messengers.
TWO thousand one hun dred dollars; and fifteen
laborers, nine thousand dollars, employed in
his ONCE; in all, three hundred and forty line
thorsand four hundred dollars; and the Com.
missioner OF the Internal Revenue shall not be
required to give bond.
For rent, dies, paper; for stamps and Incl.
d ntal expenses, including the cost OF subscrip.
TONS for such number Of copies Of the "Internal
Revenue Record and Customs Journal" as the
5 cretary Of the Treasury may BEEN necessary
I, supply to revenue officers, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For salaries and expenses of collectors, asses
sors, assistant assessors, revenue agents, in.
spectors, and superintendens Of exports and
draw backs, together with the expense OF carry.
ing into effect the various provisions Of the
several acts providing internal revenue, ex.
cepttng items otherwise estimated for, eight
million dollars: Prorided, That the Commis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue shall make q
detailed report to Congress Of the ex penditure
Of this appropriation at the next December ses.
sion, to whom paid, how much to each, and for
what purpose: giving the items Of each pay.
ment and the Dumber of employee and here
after the SAID Commissioner shall estimate in
detail, by collection districts, the expense OF
assessing ana the expense of the collection Of
Internal revenue.
For detecting and bringing TO trial and pun.
Is hment persons guilty OF violating the inter.
NIL revenue laws, or conniving at the same, IN
provided for by law, one hundred thousand d
collars.
FOR INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT
EXPENSES OF THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.
In the office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the several bureaus, including copying,
labor, binding, sealing ships' registers, trans.
latinR foreign languages, advertising, and extra
clerk hire for preparing and collecting in for
nation to be laid before Congress, and for mis-
celIaneous items, fifty thousand dollars.
For stationery for the Treasury department
and the several bureaus, fifty thousand dol.
For furniture, carpets and miscellaneous
items for the Treasury bureaus, five thousand
dollars.
FOR THE GENERAL PURPOSES OF
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BuiLDlNG, INCLUDING THE EXrEN.
eleven Iaborers of the building, thirteen thous.
and izbt hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the SAID building.
and five other buildings occupied by clerks of
The Treasury department, VIZ: for fuel light
labor, and miscellaneous items, seventy five
thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation Of the Secretary of the
clerks of class four, additional Gtol three dis.
bursting clerks, three clerks Of class three, four
clerks Of class TWO, one return clerk, one mes.
sepger, two assistant messengers, five watch
and fhPao Ioh in IA Sxff3,
forty-one thousand five hundred and forty
OFFICE OF EDUCATION.
For Commissioned OF Eaucation, three thous-
For two clerks OF class one, twenty -four
hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses six hundred dollars;
in all, six thousand dollars.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
For Commissioners Of the General Land Of
fce. recorder. chief clerk. three principal
clerks Of public lands, three clerks of class
tour, twenty three clerks of class three,
forty clerks of class two, forty clerks OF
Class one, draughtsman, assistant drauehtsHan,
two messengers, three assistant messengers,
men employed in his office; in all. one hundred
and seventy EIGHT thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For COMPENSATION of additional clerks in the
General Land Office under the act OF March
third, eighteen hundred and fifty fivs: For one
principal clerk rs director, one clerk of class
three, four clerks of class two. twenty clerks OF
class ore. and two laborers, fity-eisht thous-
and six hundred and forty dollars.
INDIAN OFFICE.
For compensate of the Commissioner of
II dian Affairs, chief clerk, three clerks Of class
four, seven clerks of class three, I've clerks OF
class two, one messen ger, one assistant messen
ser.one laborer, and two watchmen employed in
his ONCE; in all, thirty-two thousand six hun. J..
dred dollars.
PENSION OFFICE.
For compensation of Commissioner Of Pen
sion chief clerk. twelve clerks Of class four,
thirty clerks Of class three, fifty.two clerks OF
class two, fifty clerks Of class one, one mes
seneer and three assistant messengers, five
laborers, and one watchman employed IN his
ONCE, two hundred and fifteen thousand two
hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation Of additional clerks In the
Pension once, viz: For ten clerks of class four,
eighteen clerks Of class three, twenty -four
clerks Of class two, and TWEEN ty -eight clerks OF
class one, one hundred and fourteen thousand
dollars.
ITO BE- Continu.d.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID O., March Is, 1859.
The President will hereafter receive mem.
bers Of Congress only from l0 to II .. m. daily,
and general visitors from to p. m, except on
Tuesdays and Fridays, Cabinet days.