The Union and journal., 1869-05-07


Foe fuel and lights, including plumbing gas-
fitting. repairs and materials, fifteen thousand dot
Por horses and carriages for the transportation
OF mall. and Tor the use Of messengers, ten thou
sand dollars. ..H
TOr iaSorers, eight thousand dollar.
for miscellaneous items. th'rty-nve thousand
dollars. .1
For packIng-boxes for members OF the House o
Representatives, ten dollars worth for each mem
Der and delegate, twenty-five hundred and sixty
dollars.
For newspapers and stationery for two hundred
and thirty.three members and delegates, at Que
hundred and twenty five dollars each per annum
twenty:nine thousand one hundred and twenty
For twenty pages for the tioor or the House and
three riding pages, at the rate OF two dollars per
day while actually employed, eleven thousand two
hundred and seventy dollars.
For stationery, ten thousand dollars. .-.
Public Printing.
For compensation OF the Congressional Printer
and the clerks and messenyers In his Office, twelve
thousand I've hundred and fourteen dollars. ~
For contingent expenses OF his office, wins Fol
stationery, postage advertising. furniture, trayel
ling expenses, horses. and wagons, and miscella-
neous items. fifteen hundred dollars
For the public printing, four hundred thousand
dollars. r TL~ E-#.~
For paper for the public printing, four hundred
thousand dollars. ~ .. .-.....-. .r.r-r
Por the public binding. three hundred thousand
Ing shall be made and done at the government
bindery, and all payments Of public money ior
government printing or binding not done Mt the
Government Printing Office according 20 the pro-
visions OF the act Of July twentieth, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-eight, shall not be allowed by the
accounting officers OF the government, PROVIDED
further, That no proposition for printing extra
copies OF public documents, the expense OF which
shall exceed the sum Of five hundred dollars, shal
be considered by either house or Congress until
the same shall have been referred to the joint
No. Nan pTtntfnR ar
rent resolution OF the two houses.
For lithographing and engraving for the Senate
and House Of Representatives, eighty'hve thou
sand dollars, , ..... r.
Library OF Congress.
For compensation OF the Librarian, two thousand
Eve hundred and ninety-two dollars.
For three assistant librarians, at two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars each. six thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars. .|H
For two assistant librarians. one at one thousand
sixty dollars, two thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars.
For one messenger, one thousand seven hundred
and twenty eight dollars. ... #.- -......
For three laborors, at eight hundred and sixty
four dollars each, two thousand five hundred and
ninty-two dollars. 80. .. ...
dred and forty dollars each, four thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses OF said library, two
For purchase of books tor said library, eight
thousand dollars. -
thousand dollars.
For purchase Of fles OF periodicals and newspa-
pers, one thousand and Ave hundred dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining, procuring
manure, tools, fuel, and repairs, and purchasing
trees aud shrubs, under the direction OF the Libra
~ Committee Of Congress, fyo thousand dollars,
For paving the main walk through the grounds
OF the botanic garden With some uniform aud dura'
bic material, five thousand dollars.
.a..kaa aaIa ali aaNa In hA
tanIc garden and greenhouses, under the direction
OF tho Library Committee OF Congress, eleven thou
sand two hundred and ninety dollars and nine
ty-six cents. ....
For expenses OF exchanging public documents
for the publications OF foreign governments, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
Public buildings and Grounds.
For clerk IN tho Office Of Public Buildings, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
For messenger in said Office, eight hundred and
forty dollars.
thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation to the laborer In charge OF the
water-closets in the Capitol, seven hundred and
For compensation Of foreman and twenty. Zone
labOrers employed In the public grounds, nineteen
thousand two hundred and ninety.six dollars.
For compensation OF four laborers IN the Capitol
two thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars.
For compensation OF furnaoe-keeper under the
old hall OF the House OF Representatives, eight
hundred and sixty-iour dollars
For compensation OF furnace keeper to the Pres-
ident's house, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For two policemen at the Presidents house, two
thousand SIX hundred and forty dollars
For compensation Of two watchmen at the Prosl-
dents house, one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For cOmpensa ton Of the doorkeeper at the Presl-
dents house, enc thousand dollars.
For compensation OF assistant doorkeeper at the
Presidents house, six hundred dollars,
For compensation OF two draw-keepers at the
h. hKan of tkn "A
and fuel, oil, and lamps, one thousand six hundred
For watchman in franklin square, six hundred
dollars. -
For compensation Of the person in charge OF the
heating apparatus Of the Library OF Congress. one
For electrician of the Capitol, one thousand two
For compensation of watchmen In reservation
number two, three thousand dollars
for compensation OF drawkeepers Mt the roto-
mac bridge and for fuel, oil and lamps, seven thou
sand FIVE hundred and seventy dollars.
Court OF Claims.
For salaries Of FIVE judges Of the Court OF Claim:
the chief clerk and assistant clerk, bailif, aud
messenger thereof, twenty-six thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
Por compensation Of attorneys To attend TO TAX
ing testimony, witnesses, and commissioners, two
thousand i've hundred dollars
For stationery, books, fuel, laborors hire, and
other contingent and miscellaneous expenses. three
thousand dollars.
oered by the court In favor Of claimants. ono hun
dred thousand dollars.
Executive.
For compensation OF the President OF tho United
States, twenty-five thousand dollars
For compensation OF tho Vice President OF the
United states, eight thousand dollars
For compensation OF secretary TO sign patent:
for public lands, one thousand hVo hundred dol
lars.
sls,Snt secretary (who shall Be- shorthand wri.
ter) two clerks OF fourth class steward, and mes.
senger Of the President OF the United States
twelve thousand i've hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the executive Office
including stationery therefor, four thousand dol
lars.
Department OF state.
For compensation Of the Secretary OF State, two
Assistant Secretaries OF State for chief clerk eight
clerks of class four, additional TO clerk OF class
four disbursng clerk, eight clerks OF class throe
three clerks Of class two three clerks OF class one
one messenger, one assistant messenger, aud seven
laborers, my eight thousand one hundred and
forty dollars r. ovidsf That the pay OF any mes
senger in either OF the departments, executive or
judicial. Of the government, employed during the
whole year, shall DO eight hundred and forty dol.
lars per annun, and no more aud the pay Of any
assistant messenger employed n aforestated shall
be seven hundred dollars per annum, and no lnorei
tnt pay VI aAA iaeultIc anu kNUetll-
or night or dayJ employs cd aforesated, snail be
seven hundred and twenty dollars per annum, and
no more no
For the Incidental and Contin gent Ex-
penses OF the Department OF state.
For publishing tho laws In pamphlet form and
In newspapers or tho States and Territories, aud
In the city OF Washington, forty thousand dollars
For proof reading, aud packing tho laws and
dOeumonts for the various legations and consul
AteS. including boxes and transportation Of the
same. three thousand dollars.
For stationery. blank books, furniture, fixtures,
and repairs lthree thousand 1--we hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous items, two thousand hVo hun
dred dollars.
For eopper:plate printing, books, and maps, FIVE
thousand dollars
For extra clerk hire and copying, i've thousand
dollars
For the General Purposes OF the Building
occupied by the State Department.
For compensation OF four watchmen and two Ia.
borerS OF the building, four thousand three hun