New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06

for good behavior aeosher prisoners con.
fined in the sa1ne prison. And hesoafter
the act approved MAtUh two, eighteen
hundred and ~sixty.asven; fentiflsd "An act
IN relation to persons ,1mprisoned under
sentence for cfenses xgaibSt the United
States shall only apply r such persoos
a. are confined 10 prisosS whore no orbits
for good behavior are allowed.
Approved, june IA, 1870. a. 80 s
[PuBI1c-No. So
AN.AGH 10 provide lar tAssaepsinsment
sst e : e s:Ia.l l;::s1f'i IS = e United
Be it enacted bysths Senate aud House
of Representatives of the UnleSd States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That in
addition to the officers provided for in the
9TH section of the act spproved August
six. eighteen hundred and f6rty-six. enti-
tied san act to provide for the better Or
ganization Of the treasury. and for the
collection, 'safe-keepi6f, transfer, and dis
bussement Of the public revenue, 4" there
ehall be appointed N assistant treasurer
Of the United States. tp be located in the
city Of Baltimore, in the Siata of Mary
land, and such assistant treasurer shall
be appointed in like manner, for like time,
and be subject to all the provisions Of Law
to which the other assistant treasures
provided for in said fifth section are sub.
ject.
Sec. 2. And be a. fdfther enacted,
That there shah b prepared within the
Caseomhouse oflhs cir uofa Bsltimose,oin
the State Of Masylsnds suitable and con-
yenient rooms for the ne Of the assistant
treasurer .heFeip authorised. and, sufficient
aud secure fre-pfoof vaults and safes fer
the keeping of the public moneys col
lected and deposited with him; and the
eoid assistant treasurer ehall bave tho
custody and care of ssaid rooms, vaults,
and safes, respeetisely, ard of aslythe
public moneys deposited therein, and
shall performs al the duties required to be
performed BY United States assistant trea-
surers In reference to the receipt, safe
keeping, transfer, and disbursements of
such moneys; Provided. that the rooms
and vaults now used by the United States
designated depository u Baltimore shall
be set apart for the purposes named in
this section, as far IS hey may be ap-
plicable.s D. Ta5 ps..4 .'ra
SIC. 3 And b t. further enacted.
That upon the appointment, and qualifca-
ton of said assistant treasurer, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury shall revoke the de-
signa'ion as q United States deposisary Of
The collector of customs st Baltimore, and
shall direct the transfer Of all the books,
accounts, vouchers, property, and public
moneys in the Office Of said depositary to
The Office Of said assistant treasurer.
SEC. 4. And be il further enacted.
the assistant treasurer directed bv
his acc to be appointed shall receive a
salary OF five thousand dollars per annum.
. be paid quarter yearly ct the treasury Of
be United States; which salary shall be
n full for all his services. and a sufficient
mount to pay said salary until June
hirtieth, eighteen hundred and SEVENTH
is hereby appropriated. ~ So
E 5. And be it further enacted, That
he United States assistant treasurer here
. provided tor, with the approval of the
OF the Treasury, may appoint
be same number of clerks and messengers
! his office, and at the same compensation.
8 is nov provided by law Tor the Office Of
!nlted States depositary in Baltimore; and
II unexPended balances of moneys here
ofore appropriated. or that may hereafter
Q appropriated, for the payment OF the
and messengers in the Office of said
epositary, shall. be appledto the payment
I the clerks and messengers appointed in
le office Of the assistant treasurer under
lis act. No."
SEC. g. And be it further enacted.
there shall be appropriated and paid.
OF any money in the treasury not
appropriated. the sumaef one
dollars, to be expended under
le direction of the Secretary. of the
reasury in such repairs and additions IS
ay be necessary to put in good. con-
Itlon, for immediate use, the Office, rooms.
lults, and safes herein mentioned, and in
le purchase Of any necessary additional
rnlture and fixtures; and Ia defraying
y other ncidental expenses necessary to
Try this act, into effect. $500
Approved, June Is, 1870.
{PrBL1c REso1ur1oSGNo. 4S.1
RESOLUTION appointing managers
Of the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers. ~ ans.sl go
Resolved by the Senate and House
Representatives of the United States of
Derica in Congress assembled, That
2 following persons be and they are
reby appointed managers of the Ma
nal Asylum for Disabled Volunteer
ldlers, under the provisions of the
'ond section of the act approved March
enty-third, one thousand eight hundred
! sixty- six: Lewis B. Gunckel, of Ohio;
Cooke, OF Pennsylvania; and John S.
vender, OF Missouri; whose terms ex-
9 on the twenty-6rst day of April, in
year one thousand eight hundred and
enty. '''
Approved, June 9, 1870.
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