Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

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a. LOT one messenger; one thousand seven hundred
Tor three 1aborers, at eight huadred and sfxtv.
iu 1claars each. two thousand FIVE hundred and
foT three assistant librarians, at one Thousand
tbIes snd '9rty dollar, EACH four thousand
sapS expenses Of said library, two thou
For purchase Of books for said library, eight thou
said dollars.
For purchase Of law books for said library, two
For purchase Of files OF periodicals and newspa
For expenses Of exchanging public documents for
ths Peshestions Of foreign governments, one thou.
For botanic garden, grading, draining, procuring
tsn1 asd t62s, ineii and repairs and purchasing
COMMITTEES OF Congress, FIVE thou .and dollars.
,.1S pay OF suPerltendent and assistants IN DO
of the Library Committee Of Congress, eleven thou
sand two hundred and ninety six dollars.
PUBL PUBLIC B ISJ a I AND GEogNDs.
thousand two hundred dollars. :
For messenger in the same Office; eight hundred
;, For cGmpen,ation TO the public gardener, one
For compensation TO the iaborer in charge OF the
water closets in the Capitol, seven hundred and
For compensation Of q foreman and twenty one
is6oreIs employ ed in the public grounds nineteen
Of in he
two thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars
hesiine apparatus, under the old hall ofshe House
q Representatives,, eight hundred and sixty four
For compensation OF furnace keeper ct the Presi-
dest's House. seven hundred and twenty dollars.
thousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For " mpcnsstiOn Of two night watchmsB at the
Presidents house, one thousand eight hundred dol
FOR compensation of the doorkeeper at the Presi-
dents house, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For compensation of two draw-keepers at the
briege across the eastern branch Of the Potion &C,
dred dollars.
For wstchmsn in Franklin square, seven hundred
For compensation Of the person in charge of the
heating apparatus Of the Library Of CONGRESS-, and
nS esns hundred and our aoiIsT s0a
foI electrician for the Capitol, one thousand two
For compensation of FIVE watchmen in reserva
tion number two, three thousand six hundred dol
For compensation Of draw, keepers At the Potomac
bridge, and for fuel, oil. and Lamps seven thousand
COURT OF CLAIMS
For salaries Of five Judges Of the Court OF Claims,
the chief clerk and assistant clerk, bailn and mes
serger thereof, twenty six thousand eight hundred
For io c6mpen.aton Of attorneys to attend taking
testimony. witnesses. and commissioners, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For stationery, books fael, labor, and other con
tTyen, and miscellaneous expenses, three thousand
For reporting the decisions Of the court clerical
printing Of the ftR volume o. the reporttsI 81 the
court one thousand dollars '0 " 'H' 0'us' VI Tue
For payment Of Judgments which may be rendered
thousand dollars: P1or.dsd That no Onp pardon or
amnesty granted BY the resident, whether general
srcsDtsncc q such PARDON OF amnesty nor o.sS
taken, or other act performed in pursuance or as
the part Of any claimant In the Court OF Claims as
evidence in support Of any claim against the United
therein; nor shall any such pardon amnesty. &C,
or on Sss q
in said court, be used considered By sad court
in Gssdne' upon the claim q said Y h Of
any appeal thereircm. as any part Of the proof to
him to maintain his .eon IL saa Court E Of oaim
or On appeal therefrom; but the proof Of loyalty
March three, eighteen hundred and sixty. three,
entitled An act to amend an act to establish court
st.te., approved February twenty four. eighteen
hundred ;sd and By .ss Thru section q
frauds in in.urfeetsnary districts Within the United
and sixty three, and BY the third section Of the act
entied h1 act to provide for appeals from the
Eighteen and sixty eight
shall be made by proof Of the matter, required BY
said sections, respectively irrespective of the effect
Of any executive proclamation, pardon, amnesty, OF
s. s Of .b. IF n And il all
rendered in the Court Of Claims in favor Of any
j. above required and provided and Which Is hereby
declared to have been and to be the true intent
Supreme Court shall: on appeal, have no
further Jurisdiction of the cause, and shall
4aG Prop,asd 51siser, That whenever any pardon
shall have heretofore been granted by the President
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or captured property under the said oct approved
don .hal recite in substance tn such took
bellion against disoyalfy 20 the United states,
ting. BY the person TO whom the same is.ued, with
out an disclaimer Of and protesaton against
pardon and acceptance shall be taken and deemed in
iSertron evidence that such person did
TAKE part in and sive aid and comfort 70 the late
sstently adhere to the United states and on proof
Of such pardon and acceptance, which proof may be
diction OF the court in the case shall and the
court shall forthwith dismiss the suit of such claim
ant.
For compensation Of the President of the United
FOR compensation to the Vice President OF the
United states, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation OF secretary to sign patents for
public lands, fifteen hundred dollars.
ror csmprnss,lSn to The vats secretary, assist
two executive clerks two thousand three hundred
dollars each; steward and messenger OF the Presf
dent OF the United states-thirteen thousand eight
For contingent expenses Of the executive office.
including stationery therefor four thousand dollars
For csmpeDsstion OF the Secretary Of State, two
assistant secretaries Of state for chief clerk, at two
thousand two hundred dollars; one examiner Of
claim 1T three thousand five hundred dollars; eight
clerks Of class four additional to clerk Of
four dsbursing clerk eight clerks OF class three
three clerks Of class two three clerks Of class one
ore messenger, at eight hundred and forty dollars;
one assistant NESS niger, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars; nine laborers and four Waterman
sixty six thousand eight hundred and twenty dol
clerks Of class four 10 make indexes Of the
records Of the State Departments. and one clerk OF
class three, five thousand two hundred dollars.
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form, and in
newspapers Of the StaIes and Territories and in the
city Of Washington, seventy i've thousand dollars:
Preceded, That no laws treaties shall be pub
hshed In newspapers except those which are OF a
general nature which laws shall be selected by the
Secretary Of State and the shall in al be
published without delay.
For proof reading, and packing the laws and doc
uments for the various legations ana consulatee In
Guiding boxes and transportation Of the same three
thou send dollars.
For stafioprry, furniture, fixtures. and repairs,
nve thousand dollars.
For books and maps. two thousand i've hundred
dollars
Tor extra clerk hire and copying, IN thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses, Wis rent, fuel. lights
pairs, and miscellaneous expenses, thirty two thous
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