The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

each; one solicitor, four thousand dollars I;
seven heads Of divisions, two thousand Eve
| hundred dollars each; thlrty.four clerks Of
class four, sixty-oue thousand two hundred
dollars forty-hye clerks Of class three, sew
enty-two thousand dollars; my clerks Of
class two, seventy thousand dollars; thirty
seven clerks Of class one, forty-four thousand
| four hundred dollars; flly-hve female clerks,
sixty-eix thousand dollars five messengers,
four thousand two hundred dollars three
assistant messengers, two thousand one hun
! drcd dollars; and fiftecn laborers, nine thou
sand dollars, employed In his office; In all,
three hundred and forty-nino thousand four
hundred dollars; and the Commissioner Of
the Internal Revenue shall not he required
| to give bond.
| For rent, dies, paper; for stamps and incl
dental expenses, including the cost OF sub
scrlptlons for such number Of copies Of the
"Intcrnal Revenue Record and Customs
Journal" as the Secretary Of tho Treasury
may deem necessary TO supply to revenue
officers, one hundred and flfty thousand dol
lars.
For salaries aud expenses Of collectors,
assessors, assistant assessors, revenue agents,
! inspectors, aud superintendents of exports
and drawbacks, together with the expense
of carrying into effect the various provisions
Of the several acts providing internal revc-
nue., excepting items otherwise estimated for,
eight million dollars; Provided, That the
| Commissioner Of Internal Revenue shall make
a detailed report to Congress Of the eXpendi-
turc Of this appropriation at the next Deccm-
Der session, TO whom paid, how much to
each, and for what purpose; giving the Items
! of each payment and the number of employ
ces; and hereafter the said Commissioner
shall estimate In DETAIL by collection dis
tricts, the expense Of assessing and the cN-
pense Of the collection Of Internal revenue.
For detecting and bringing to trial and
| punishment persons guilty Of violating the
| internal revenue laws, or conniying at the
same, In cases where such expenses arc not
otherwise provided for by law, one hundred
thousand dollars.
FOR INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT
| EXPENSES OF THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.
In the office Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury and the several bureaus, including copy
ing, labor, binding, sealing ships registers,
! TRANSMITTING foreign languages, advertising,
and extra clerk hire for preparing and col
lcctlng information to be laid before Con-
grcss, aud for miscellaneous items, my
| thousand dollars,
For stationery for the Treasury Depart
mcnt and the several bureaus, flfty thousand
| dollars.
For furniture, carpets, and miscellaneous
items for the Treasury bureaus, five thou
| sand dollars.
FOR THE GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT BUILDING,
INCLUDING THE EXTENSION.
For compensation Of twelve watchmcn and
eleven laborers of the building, thirteen
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the said build
Ing and five other buildings, occupied by
clerks of the Treasury Department, viz; for
fuel, light, labor, and miscellaneous items,
seventy Give thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation of the Secretary Of the
Interior, Assistant Secretary, chief clerk,
! four clerks of class four, additional [tol three
discussing clerks, three clerks of class three,
| four clerks of class two, one return clerk,
one messenger, two assistant messengers, five
watchmen, and three lnborers In his office /;
in all, forty-onc thousand five hundred and
forty dollars.
OFFICE OF EDUCATION.
For Commissioner of Education, three
thousand dollars.
For two clerks of class one, twenty -four
| hundred dollars.
| For contingent expenses, six hundred dol
lars; In all, six thousand dollars.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
| For commissioner of the General Land
/ oulCt, ClllCl ClCIh, luTtc
| clerks of public lands, three clerks Of class
four, twcnty-three clerks of class three, forty
clerks Of class two, forty clerks Of class one,
draughtsman, assistant draughtsman, two
messengers, three assistant messengers, two
packers, seven laborcrs, aud eight watchmcn
employed In his ofiiccj In all, one hundred
dred and scvcnty-elght thousand two hun
! drcd dollars.
For compensation of additional clerks In
Ian Era1 lao Of ~
March third, eighteen hundred and my. five:
For one principal clerk as director, one clerk
ofclass three, four clerks of class two, twenty
clerks Of class ono, and two laborcrs, my
eight thousand six hundred and forty dol
lars.
INDIAN OFFICE.
For compensation of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, chief clerk, three clerks of
class four, seven clerks of class three, five
clerks Of class two, one messenger, one as
sistant messenger, one laborcr and two
watchmcn employed In his Office; In all,
thirty-two thousand six hundred dollars.
PENSION OFFICE.
! For compensation of Commissioner of PEN
sions, chief clerk, twelve clerks of class four,
thirty clerks of class three, ilfty-two clerks
of class two, my clerks of class one, one
messenger aud three assistant messengers,
five lnborers, and one Waterman employed
In his Office, two hundred and fifteen thou
sand two hundred and forty dollars,
For compensation of additional clc.k ks In
the Pension Office, viz: For ten clerks of
class four, eighteen clerks of class three,
twcnty-four clerks of class two, and twenty
eight clerks of class one, one hundred and
fourteen thousand dollars.
INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT EN-
PENsEs-DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
TERROR.
Onlcc of the Secretary of the Interior
For stationery, furniture, and other con-
tingcncles, and for DO )ks aud maps for the
library, ten thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of the Patent Office
building, ten thousand dollars.
For expenses of packing and distributing
congressional journals and document Is, In
pursuance of the provisions contained In the
Joint resolution of Congress approved on the
twcnty-cighth day of January, eighteen hun
drcd and tifty-scvcn, and the act of the fifth
day of February, eighteen hundred and ilfty-
nine, and for collecting, arranging, classify
ing, and preserving such congressional jour
nails and documents to he found In the Capt..
tol, or In the various departments and bu-
rcaus Of the government, which have not
been disposed of according to law, and for
compiling and supervising the Biennial Regis
ter, six thousand five hundred dollars;
aud the Secretary Of the Interior shall ap.
point Il superintendent Of public documents,
at salary of twenty-five hundred dollars per
year, who shall be charged with the duty OF
packing, distributing, collecting, arranging,
classifying, and preserving such documents,
aud compiling and supervising the Biennial
Register, but the whole amount TO be cx-
pended for said purposes, including the pay
of said superintendent, shall not exceed the
said sum Of six thousand five hundred dol
lars; and the said Secretary of the Interior
is hereby directed 10 procure and assign suit.
able rooms for such journals and documents
in the Department of the Interior.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to
fulfil contract made by him under the pro-
visions of n joint resolution authorizing a
contract with Winnie Ream for a statue OF
the late Abraham Lincoln, five thousand
dollars.
For fuel and lights for the Patent Onlco
building, including the salaries of engineer
and assistant engineer Of tho furnaces, and
repairs of the heating apparatus, eighteen
thousand dollars.
Office of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs;
For blank hooks, binding, stationery, and
miscellaneous items, including two of the