Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-16
OF FICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
sssed at Third Session Of Fortieth Congress

GPUBLIC-No 351
An ACT making appropriations for the Iagis-
IauNe, executive, and udi cIal expenses of the
government for the year ending the tnIrtiet b
Of June, eighteen hnGdred and seventy.
CORt,nHed from gesterday's Star
FOR THE INCIDENTAL AND CONrIN.
GENT EXPENSES OF THE DEP ART
AENT OF STATE
fOr publishing thr laws in pamphlet form
ara IN newspapers ot the States and Territories
and in the cIry OF WashIr gtOn, forty thousand
dollars.
For pToof-resding. and pac king the laws and
documents for the various legations and con-
sulates, including boxes and transportation OF
tn same. three thousand dollars.
For stationery, blank books, furniture, fix
lures, ana repairs, three thOusaudnve hundred
dollars.
For miscellaneous items. two thousand five
hundred doIIsrs.
For cOpper-pla,e printing, books, and maps,
For extra clerk hire and copying. n We thous-
and dollars
FOR THE GEN ERAL PURPOSES OF THE
BUILDING OCCUPIED BY THE STAT l.
DEPARTMENT
For compensat on of four watchmen and two
labOrers of the building. four thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses of said building,
Wa for rent, fuel, lights, repairs. and miscel-
laneCus expenses, thirty thousand dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, two Assistant Secretaries of tue
Treasury, chief clerk, eleven clerks of class
four. additional to one clerk of class four as
dIsourslng clerk, twelve clerks OF class three.
sixteen clerks of class two, fifteen clerks OF
class one, one messenger, one assistant messen-
ger, and three laborers, one hundred thousand
one hundred and forty dollars
In the construction branch of the treasury
For supervising architect, three thousand dol
lars: assistant supervising architect, two thous
and dollars; chief clerk. two thousand dollars
photographer. twenty five hundred dollars: for
TWO clerks of class four, three thousand six
hundred dollars; for four clerks or class three,
SIX thousand tour hundred dollars; for three
clerks of class one, three thousand SIX hundred
doilars; and one messen ger, eight hundred and
forty three thousand nine hun
drsd snd forty dollars
For FIRST Comptroller of the Treasury, three
thousand five hundred dollars; for chief clerk,
two thousand dollars; four clerks of class four,
seven thousand two hundred dollars: four
clerks of class three, six thousand four hun.
sred dollars; i've clerks of class two, seven
thousand dollars; two clerks Of class one, two
thousand four hundred dollars; one messenger,
eight hundred and forty dollars; and two labor
sr>, twelve hundred dollars; in all, thirty
thousand five hundred and forty dollars.
For Second Comptroller of the Treasury,
thousand dollars; eight clerks Of class four,
fourteen thousand four hundred dollars; SIX
teen clerks of class three, twenty-five thousand
sa hundred dollars; twenty clerks Of class
clerks OF class one, fonrteen thousand four
hundred dollars; twelve copyists, ten thousand
eight hundred dollars; one messenger, eight
hundred and forty dollars; one assistant mes
senger, seven hundred dollars; and two labor
srs, twelve hundred dollars; in all, one hun-
dred thousand nine hundred and forty dollars
For Commissioner OF Customs, three tbou-
sand dollars; for chief clerk. two thousand i.
lars; two clerks of class four, thirty-six hum
dred dollars; hye clerks Of class three, eRht
thousand dollars; eight clerks of class two,
oil md fuun hnn ArsA Hall
clerks of class one, six thousand dollars; one
messenger, eight hundred and forty dollars:
and one laborer. six hundred dollars; in ALL
tnIIty-two thousand SIX hundred and forty
dollars.
For First Auditor of the Treasury, three
thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
dclIsrs; two clerks of class four, three thousand
six hundred dollars; eight clerks of class three,
twelve thousand eight hundred dollars; three
CleI ks of class TWO, four thousand two hun.
oTrd dollars; five clerks of class one, six thou
stnd dc llars; also two clerks OF class three,
three thOusaGd two hundred dollars: four
clerks of class two, five thousand SIX hundred
dollars; and eight clerks of class one, niue
thousand six hundred dollars; one messenger
eight hundred and forty dollars; one assistant
n e-senger, seven hundred dollars; and one
ItbOrer, SIX hundred dOllars-ffty-two tnou.
sand one hundred and forty dollars.
For Second Auditor Of the Treasury. three
tbOusa nd dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
dol lars; six clerks of class four, ten thousand
eight huIdIsd dollars; sixty -four clerks OF
dollars; one hundred and nine clerks OF class
TWO, one hundred ana fifty-two thousand six
hundred dollars; thirty-one clerks OF class one,
thirty thousand two hundred dollars;
one messenger, eight hundred and forty dol.
lars; five assistant messengers, three thousand
five hundred dollars; and seven laborers, four
thousand two hundred dollars-three hundred
thousand five hundred and forty dollars
For Third Auditor, three thousand dollars;
chief clerk. two thousand dollars; ele ven clerks
Of class tour nineteen thousand eight hundred
disouIsine clerx. two undred dollars; twenty
eght chris of class three, forty four thou sand
eight hundred dollars; nInety-two clerks OF
class two. one hundred and twenty -eight thou
sand eight hundred dollars: ninety.six clerks
of class one. one hundred and fifteen thousand
two hundred dollars; ten copy lists. nine thou
sand dollars: three messengers, Two thousand
i've hundred and twenty collars two assis tant
messengers, fourteen hundred dollars: and
seven laborers, four thousand two hundred
dollars-three hundred ami thirty thousand
nine bu ndIed and twenty dollars.
For the Fourth Auditor. three thousand dol
lars; chief clerk, TWO thousand dollars; five
clerks OF class four. nine thousand dollars.
eighteen clerks of class three, twenty-eighi
thousand eight hu adred dollars, twelve clerks
of class two, sixteen thousand eight hundred
dollars; eleven clerks Of class one, thirteen
thousand TWO hundred dollars; one messenger.
eight hundred and forty dollars; one a sistant
messenger, seven hundred dollars: and ii We la
bOTers, three thousand dollars, employed in
his office-seyenty.seven thousand three hun
dIed and forty dollars.
For the Fifth Auditor, three thousand dol
lars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; two
clerks of class four, three tho sand six hundred
dollars; four clerks of class three, six thousand
four hundred dollars; seven clerks Of class two,
nine thousand eight hundred dsllars; fifteen
clerks of class one, eighteen thousand dollars
SIX copyists, nye thousand four hundred dol
lars, one messenger, eight hundred and forty
dollars; and one l1borer, six hundred dollars
iOrty-nIne thousand SIX hundred and forty
dollars
For compensate o. the Auditor of the
Treasury tor the Post Office Department three
thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thsusand d
dollars: nine clerks Of class four, sixteen thou
sand two hundred dollars; additional to one
clerk of class four disbursing clerk, two
hundred dollars; forty clerks OF class three,
sixty -four thousand dollars; sixty -four clerk
OF class two, eighty nine thousand six huu-
dred collars, thIrty-seven clerks OF class one,
forty-four thousand four hundred dollars; one
Dessen ger, eight hu ndred and forty dollars; one
assistant messenger, seven hundred dollars
and eleven laborers, SIX thousand six hundred
dollars-tvo hundred and twenty-seyen thou.
sand five hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation Of the Treasurer of the
United States, SIX thousand n We hundred dol.
lars, Assistant Treasurer, two thousand eighi
hundred dollars; cashier, two thousand eight
hundred dollars; assistant cashier two tbou.
sand nve hundred dollars; nve chiefs OF diyi
SION, at two thousand two hundred dollar
each; two principal book-keepers, two thou.
sand two hundred dollars each; two tellers
two thousand two hundred dollars each; one
enIef CLERK two tho usand dollars; two assis tan,
tellers, two thousand dollars EACH fifteen clerks
Of class four, twenty seven thousand dollars
fifteen clerks Of class three, twenty -four thou
sand dollars; eleven clerks Of class two, nfteer
thousand four hundred dollars; nine CLERKS o.
els 81 ana f~ht lIay