New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-05

! hundred and twenty dollars each; and
| eight laborers, at seven hundred and twenty
| dollars each-making in all seventy thou
sand eight hundred and seventy dollars.
For collecting statistics and compiling
| and writing matter for monthly, annual,
and special reports, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For purchase and distribution Of new and
valuable seeds, twenty-five thousand dol
| lars.
For expense of putting up the same, for
labor, bagging, paper, Irvine, gum, ana
othe, necessary materials. five thousand
dOllars.
For labor On the experimental garden,
and for fiower-pots. repairs to greenhouse
and heating apparatus, gravel for walks,
and purchase of new plants, and seeds 1or
the same, ten thousand dollars.
For stationery, two thousand dollars.
For freight and charges, one thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For fuel. one Thousand eight hundred dol
lars.
For lights five hundred dollars.
For repairs of building, furniture. fences,
and water one thousand two hundred dol
! lars.
For keep of horses. fifteen hundred dol
Fo, new furniture. one thousand dol
| lars.
For cases for the department. museum,
one thousand five hundred dollars.
| For collecting and modelling specimens
! of fruit. enc thousand dollars.
! For cases for the library, one thousand
dollars.
For foreign and domestic agricultural and
| scientific periodicals. two hundred and fifty
| dollars.
| For completing valuable sets of the same,
| two hundred and fifty dollars.
| For current publications. and works Of
reference. five hundred dollars.
! For collections for the herbarIum, one
| thousand dollars.
| For chemicals and inci,lentals in analysis,
| furnaces, fine chemical apparatus, micro
scope, and Debasque sacchaIometcr. for
| laboratory, one thousand three hundred and
| fifty dollars.
For philosophical apparatus, two hundred
| and fifty dollars.
| For collection of minerals and Ores one
| hundred dollars
| For incidental and miscellaneous items,
| two thousand dollars.
| For paper, Irvine, gum and necessary
materials for folding room, tive hundred
| dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
! For compensation of the Postmaster
| General. eight thousand dollars: three as
| sistant postmasters general. at three thou
sand five hundred dollars each; superin-
| tendent of money-Orticr system, three thou
sand dollars; superintendent of foreign
mails. three thousand dollars: chief of di-
vision of dead-letter office, two thousand
| five hundred dollars; chief clerk, two
thousand two hundred dollars; three chief
clerks. at two thousand dollars each; adj
| ditioual to one clerk of class four, as dis
| bursting clerk two hundred dollars; twelve
clerks Of class four, titty-one clerks Of class
three. torty-tive clerks of class two, fifty
clerks of class one: fifty female clerks. at
nine hundred dollars each; ten folders,
seven thousand two hundred dollars; one
messenger. a. eight hundred and forty dol
| lars: and four assistants, at seven hundred
| and twenty dollars each: nine watchmen,
at seven hundred and twenty dollars each:
| fifteen labOrerS, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each: twenty-five clerks in
| dcai-letter office, at eight hundred dollars
eacli-making in all. three hundred and
thirty-two thousand four hundred and
| twenty dollars.
Nor stationery. nine thousand dollars;
| for fuel for the General Postotfice building,
| including the Auditors office. seven thou
sand four hundred dollars: for gas, four
thousand dollars: for plumbing and gas fix
lures. three thousand dollars; for telegraph
ing. three Thousand dollars: Tor painting,
one thousand five hundred dollars: for car
pets. three thousand dollars; for furniture.
three thousand five hundred dollars; for
livery, seven hundred and fifty dollars; for
hardware, eight hundred dollars; for en-
einecr. one thousand six hundred dollars:
| for assistant engineer, one thousand dollars;
for fireman and blacksmith, nine hundred
dollars; for two firemen, twelve hundred
| dollars: for six laborers, four thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars; for one watch
man, seven hundred and twenty dollars; fol-
| one carpenter, twelve hundred and fifty
| two dollars; for three assistant messengers
seven hundred and twenty dollars each; fol
two female laborers, nine hundred and sixty
| dollars: for one female laborer at two hun
| pred and forty dollars; for contingent eX
| penses seven thousand five hundred dol
lars And the Auditor of the Treasury fol
the POstOtice Department IL hereby au
thorized to charge to the appropriation fol
mail transportation the salary and per diem
Of the assistant superintendent of the
| postal railway service: to the appropriation
for the mOney-order bureau the salary and
per diem Of the special agent detailed fol
that service; and to the appropriation fol
the free delivery system the salary and pei
diem of the special agent detailed for that
| service; this provision to apply to the
appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy
as well as to subsequent appropriations fol
the postal service.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For CONDENSATION of the Secretary OF
War, eight thousand dollars; chief clerk
five clerks of class four; for additional tC
| one clerk of class four. as dishnrsing clerk,
| two hundred dollars; tor six clerks OF class
three three clerks of class two, eight clerk:
of class one, one messenger. three assistant
messengers, at seven hundred and twenty
| dollars each: one laborer-fUrty-siX thou
sand five hundred and twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses. seven thousand
dollars.
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANr GENERAL.
For three clerks of class four. nine clerks
of class three, twent y-seyen clerks OF class
two, twenty SIX clerks of class one. and TIVE
messengers, ninety thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars. For contingent eX
penses, fifteen thousand dollars.
OFFICE or oCARTERMAsTER GESfs&kf.
For four clerks of class fonr. eight clerk
of class three, twenty clerks OF class two
seyeuty-fye clerks of class one, thirty
copyists, at nine hundred dollars each
SUPERINTENDENT of the building, two hun
bred dollars; one messenger, two assistan
messengers. and six lahorers-onc hundred
and seventy one thousand seven hundred
and sixty dollars. For contingent ex
pcnses, five thousand dollars.
OFFICE OF PAYMAsTER GENERAL
For chief clerk. four clerks of class foul
one clerk of class three, twenty-three clerk
Of class two, twenty-five clerks OF class one
and two messengers, seventy-tOur thOusan
six hundred and eighty dollars. For col
tingent expenses, five thousand dollars.
OFFICE OF THE COMMIssART GENERAL.
For one clerk of class four, one clerk {