New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-08

one messenger, one assistant messenger, and
eleven laborers; also, four additional clerks
of class three, and four additional laborers
for the money-Order division; in all, two
hundred and forty thousand five hundred
and sixty dollars.
For compensation of the Treasurer of the
United States, six thousand five hundred
dollars; assistant treasurer. two thousand
eight hundred dollars; cashier, two thousand
eight hundred dollars; assistant cashier,
two thousand five hundred dollars; five
chiefs of division, at two thousand two hun
hundred dollars each; two principal book
keepers. two thousand two hundred dollars
each; two tellers, two thousand two hun
dred dollars each; one chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; two assistant tcllers, two
thousand dollars each: fifteen clerks of
class four, fifteen clerks of class three, eleven
clerks OF class two. nine clerks of class
one; sixty female clerks, at nine hun
dred dollars each; fifteen messengers;
hve male labOrers, at seven hundred
and twenty dollars each; and seven
female labOrers, at two hundred and forty
dollars each; in all, one hundred and
eighty-nine thousand four hundred and
eighty dollars Provided, That ten thou
sand dollars are hereby appropriated to be
expended in the office of the Treasurer of
the United States at the discretion of the
Secretary of the Treasury.
For compensation of the Register of the
| Treasury, three thousand dollars; assistant
| register, two thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars five clerks of
class four twelve clerks of class three,
twenty-fOur clerks of class two, ten clerks
of class one, one messenger, two assistant
| messengers at seven hundred and twenty
| dollars, and two labOrers; in all, eighty
| four thousand five hundred and twenty
| dollars: Provided, That the Secretary of
the Treasury may employ three additional
| clerks of class four, and eight female clerks
at nine hundred dollars each per annum,
| in lieu of nine of said clerks of class two.
For Controller of the Currency, five
thousand dollars; deputy controller, two
| thousand five hundred dollars; eleven clerks
| of class four, thirteen clerks of class three,
| ten clerks of class two, eleven clerks
of class one, twenty-four female clerks, four
messengers, two laborers and two night
watchmen in all, one hundred and three
| thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
For Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
| six thousand dollars: deputy commissioner,
three thousand five hundred dollars; two
deputy commissioners, at three thousand
dollars each; seven heads OF divisions, at
two thousand five hundred dollars each;
thirty-tour clerks of class four, forty-eight
clerks of class three, tifty-two clerks of class
two, thirty eight clerks of class one, ninety
five cOpyists, five messengers, three assistant
messengers, and fifteen laborers: in all,
three hundred and ninety-twO thousand and
sixty dollars.
For dies. paper, and for stamps, two hun
dred thousand dollars.
For salaries and expenses of collectors,
assessors, assistant assessors, supervisors,
detectives and storekeepers, together with
the expense of carrying into effect the
various provision rs of the several acts pro-
viding internal revenue, excepting items
otherwise provided for, five million four
hundred thousand dollars.
For detecting and bringing to trial and
punishment persons guilty Of violating the
internal revenue laws, or cOnniving at the
same, in cases where such expenses are not
otherwise provided for by law, one hundred
thousand dollars.
For chief clerk of the Lighthouse Board,
two thousand dollars; one clerk of class
four, two clerks of class three. one clerk of
class two, one clerk of class one, one female
cOpylst, one messenger, and one laborer; in
all, twelve thousand and sixty dollars.
For the officer in charge of the Bureau of
Statistics, two thousand five hundred dol
lars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
twelve clerks of class four, eight clerks of
class three, ten clerks of class two, five
clerks o. class one; five copyists at nine
hundred dollars each; one messenger, one
labOrer; and one char-woman, at four hun
dred and eighty dollars; in all, sixty-fve
thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For temporary clerks for the Treasury
Department, forty thousand dollars: Pro
vided, That hereafter no temporary clerk
shall receive a greater compensation than
at the rate of twelve hundred dollars per
annum for the time actually employed.
For stationery for the Treasury Depart
ment and the several bureaus, forty-tive
thousand dollars.
For postage, books, newspapers arrang-
ing and binding Cancelled marine papers,
sealing ships registers care of horses tor
mail and office wagon, repairs of wagons
and harness, washing towels, investi-
cation of accounts and records and
the other miscellaneous items required for
the current and ordinary business of the
Department, not herein otherwise provided
for. sixty-hve thousand dollars.
Fer furniture, carpets, desks, tables,
chairs, shelving for file rooms boxes and re-
pairs of furniture, cases, oil-cloth, mating.
rugs, chair covers and cushions, repairs and
laying of carpets, and other miscellaneous
articles of the like character, fttv thousand
dollars.
For fuel, light, soap, brooms, brushes,
feather busters, sponge, chamois, spittoons,
shades, awnings, wall paper, clothes hooks,
drop-lights, and tubing, blank keys, crash,
cotton, water-coolers, tumblers, hatchets,
and matches, oils, pitchers and basins,
towels, tacks, traps, thermometers, candles,
buckets, and other miscellaneous items,
fifty thousand dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY
Office of the assistant treasurer at New
York: For assistant treasurer eight
thousand dollars; for deputy assistant
treasurer, three thousand six hundred
dollars; chiefs of division tellers, reg
listers, clerks, bOok-keepers, messen-
gers, keeper of building, watchmen, engi-
neer, detectives, and porter, one hundred
and twenty-seven thousand six hundred
and eighty eight dollars; in all, one hundred
and thirty-eight thousand six hundred and
lightweight dollars.
Office of the assistant treasurer at Boston:
For assistant treasurer, five thousand dol |
lars; for chief clerk, two thousand seven
hundred dollars; for clerks and messengers,
twenty-three thousand dollars; for three
watchmen, two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars.
Office OF assistant treasurer at San Fran
cisco: For assistant treasurer, in addition to |
his salary as treasurer of the branch mint, |
one thousand five hundred dollars; for cash |
Ter, three thousand dollars; for book keeper, |
two thousand five hundred dollars; for as |
sistant cashier, two thousand dollars for |
assistant book-keeper, two thousand dol |
lars; for stamp clerk, two thousand four |
hundred dollars for one clerk, one thousand |
eight hundred dollars; for three night |
watchmen, four thousand five hundred dol |
lars; for one day watchman, nine hundred |
and sixty dollars.
Office OF assistant treasurer at Philadel- |
phia: For assistant treasurer, in addition to |
his salary as treasurer of the Mint, one |
thousand five hundred dollars: for clerks. |
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