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ticers, clerks, and contingent expenses OF
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars.
Territory of Montana.

For compensation OF governor and super
lntendent of Indian affairs, chief iustic,
and two associate judges, and secretary
twelve thousand dollars
For contingent expenses of the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the
members Of the legislative assembly, of
ticers, clerks, and contingent expenses OF
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars
IroYided, That the several amounts here
in appropriated for the expenses of the
legislative assemblies, shall only be ex.
pended in payment for biennial sessions
after the first day Of July next
JUDICIARY.
Office Of tie attorney General.
For salaries of the Attorney General,
Assistant Attorney General. law clerk,
and chief clerk, two clerks of class four.
two clerks of class three, one clerk of class
one, and one messenger, in his office.
twenty-five thousand two hundred dol
lars
Contingent expenses of the office of the
Attorney General, namely
For fuel, labor, furniture, stationery.
and miscellaneous items, five thousand
dollars.
For purchase of law and necessary
books for the office of the Attorney Gen
eral, one thousand dollars.
Justices Of the Supreme Court Of tie Unit
ell States.
For salaries of the Chief Justice and
SIX associate justices, forty-two thousand
five hundred dollars
For one associate justice six thousand
dollars.
For travelling expenses of the Judge as
signed to the tenth circuit for attending
session OF the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, one thousand dollars.
For salaries of the district Judges of the
United States, one hundred and sixtv-tiye
thousand dollars.
For salaries of the chief justice of the
court of the District of Coum-
bia, the associate Judge, and Judge of
the orphans court, nineteen thousand
dollars
For salary of the reporter of the de-
clslons OF the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, two thousand five hundred
dollars.
For compensation Of the district attor-
leys, twelve thousand five hundred dol
ars, and that the district attorney for
Nevada shall receive Il salary for extra
services of two hundred dollars per an
lum, and the Secretary of the Treasury
: hereby authorized to audit and pay
out OF any moneys in the treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, the salaries of
he present incumbent and his predcces-
'or. X. NJ Clark, at the rate of two
hundred dollars per annum for their SER
vices
For compensation of the district mar
halS, fourteen thousand six hundred dol
ars.
SEC. ?. And be it further enacted.
That the provisions OF section ten of an
lct ''maklng appropriations for sundry
,ivil expenses OF the government for the
ear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
lred and siNty-eight. and for other pur-
'oses. approved March two, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, be, and they
re hereby extended to one additional
newspaper III the District of Columbia
rom the date OF the approval OF said act,
he same to be selected by the Clerk OF
he House of Representatives.
That all acts or parts of acts authorizing
he publication of the debates in Congress F.
re hereby repealed from and after the
ourth day of March next, and the Joint
committee on Printing is hereby author
zed and required to invite proposals for
he publication of the actual proceedings
md debates in Congress, upon Il plan
md specifications TO be previously pub
lshed by them, and shall also ascertain
he cost of such publications by the Su-
of Public Printing, and
hall report as soon as practicable such
and estimate of cost, together
With bill TO provide for the publication
If the debates and proceedings of Con-
,rcss.
SEC. 4. And be i: further enacted.
That all advertisements, notices, propo-
ais for contracts, executive proclama-
ions, treaties, and laws to be published
II the District of Columbia, Maryland,
md Virginia. shall be published in the
'apers now selected under the provisions
IT section ten OF an act approved March
econd, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven
'An act making appropriations
or sundry civil expenses of the govern
nent for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and for
'ther purposes and shall also be pub
ished in the paper selected under the
of the section of this act !: Pro-
1ided, That no advertisement to any
State, District, or Territory other than
he District of Columbia, Maryland, or
Virginia shall be published in the papers
designed, unless at the direction first
made Of the proper head Of a depart
nent.
SEC. 5. And be it further enacted,
That each night watchmen at the Treas
Iry Department shall, from the first day
1f July, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight
'eceive compensation OF nine hundred
lolIars per annum, and an amount sutii-
:ient to pay increased compensation for
.he fiscal year ending June thirty, eight
cen hundred and sixty-nine, is hereby
SEC. q. And be it further enacted,
That no statuary, paintings, or other ar
ticles, the property ofpriyate individuals,
shall hereafter be allowed to be exhibited
in the retunda or any other portion Of
tue Capitol building and it shall be the
duty Of the superintendent in charge OF