New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-31

1OrIy dollars.
For temporary clerks for the Treasury
Department, forty thousand dollars pro
vided, that hereafter no temporary clerk
shall receive greater compensation than
at the rate of one thousand two hundred
dollars per annum for the time actually
employed.
For stationery for the Treasury Depart
ment and lis several bureaus, fifty thousand
dollars.
For postage, newspapers, arranging and
binding Cancelled marine papers, sealing
ships registers, care of horses for mail and
office wagon, repairs Of wagons aud har-
ness, washing towels, investigation of ac-
counts and records, brOOms, brushes, crash,
cotton cloth, cane, chamOis skins, busters,
flour, keys, I've, matches, nails, oil, powders,
repairing hand stamps, sponge, soap, tacks,
wall paper, and the other miscellaneous
items required for the current and ordinary
business Of the department, sixty-t0e
thousand dollars.
For furniture, such as carpets, desks, ia
bles, chairs, shelving for tle-roOms, boxes
and repairs of furniture, cases, Oil-cloth,
mating, rugs, chair-cOveTs and cushions,
repairs and laying of carpets, and other
miscellaneous articles of the like character,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For coal, wood lighting the Treasury
building, baskets, books, spittoOns, drop
lights and tubing, files, blankkeys, water
coolers, tumblers, hatchets, ice-picks, mail
sacks, match-sates and matches, pitchers,
towels, traps, thermometers. buckets, dip
pers, saws, and other miscellaneous items,
fifty thousand dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
Office of the assistant treasurer at New
York For assistant treasurer, eight thou
sand dollars; for deputy assistant treasurer,
three thousand six hundred dollars; cashier
and chief clerk, four thousand two hun
bred dollars; chief of coin division, four
thousand dollars; chief of general pay divi-
sion, three thousand dollars; assistant chief
of general pay division, two thousand two
hundred dollars; chief of currency receiv-
ing division, three thousand dollars; assls-
tant chief of currency receiving division,
two thousand two hundred dollars; chief of
registered interest division, two thousand
eight hundred dollars; general pay teller,
two thousand eight hundred dollars: assis-
tant general pay teller, two thousand four
hundred dollars; coin paying teller, two
thousand three hundred dollars; coin re-
ceiving teller. two thousand three hundred
dollars: assistant coin receiving teller, two
thousand two hundred dollars, chief of cOu-
pom interest division, two thousand three
hundred dollars; chief Of fractional curren-
cy division, two thousand five hundred dol
lars; register of coin certificates, two thou
sand two hundred dollars; one clerk, two
thousand and fifty dollars; nine clerks, at
two thousand dollars each, eighteen thou
sand dollars; one bOOk-keeper, one thou
sand nine hundred dollars; one book
keeper, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars; four bOOk-keepers, at one
thousand eight hundred dollars each, seven
thousand two hundred dollars; five clerks
at one thousand eight hundred dollars each,
nine thousand dollars; three clerks, at one
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
each, five thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars four clerks, at one thousand
seven hundred dollars each, six thousand
eight hundred dollars one clerk, one thou
sand six hundred dollars; four clerks, at
one thousand five hundred dollars each, six
thousand dollars; six clerks at one thou
sand four hundred dollars each, eight
thousand four hundred dollars: three
clerks, at one thousand three hundred
dollars each, three thousand nine hundred
dollars; one clerk, one thousand two hun
dred dollars; one clerk, one thousand dol
lars; two messengers, at one thousand three
hundred dollars each; two thousand six
hundred dollars; six messengers at four
dollars per day each, seven thousand FIVE
hundred aud twelve dollars; one messenger,
eight hundred dollars; one keeper of build
ing, one thousand eight hundred dollars;
one engineer one thousand dollars; one
porter, nine hundred dollars; six watchmen.
at two dollars per day each, four thousand
three hundred and eighty dollars: one
Waterman, six hundred dollars: chief de.
tectve, one thousand eight hundred dollars
detective, thousand four hundred
dollars; in all, one hundred and forty-eight
thousand nine hundred and fOrty-twO dol
lars.
Office Of the assistant treasurer at Boston:
For assistant treasurer, five thousand dol
lars; for chief clerk, two thousand seven
hundred dollars; for paying teller two thou I
sand five hundred dollars; one interest |
clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars;
receiving teller, one thousand eight hun |
lred dollars; one clerk, one thousand eight |
hundred dollars; one book keeper, one thou |
saDd 'seven hundred dollars, two clerks; !
at one thousand five hundred dol |
airs each, three thousand dollars; two |
clerks, atone thousand four hundred dol
ars each, two thousand eight hundred dol
ars; two clerks, at one thousand two hun
ired dollars each, two thousand four hun
lred dollars; one clerk, one thousand one
hundred dollars; two clerks at one thousand |
lOllars each, two thousand dollars; one
Jerk, eight hundred dollars; two watch
neu, at eight hundred and fifty dollars each,
me thousand seven hundred dollars: one
messenger and Waterman, one thousand
md sixty dollars; in all, thirty-twO thou
and eight hundred and sixty dollars.
CihC6 III assistant treasurer at san r ran |
iscO: For assistant treasurer, in addition
o his salary as treasurer of the branch
mint, one thousand five hundred dollars;
or cashier, three thousand dollars; for book
-eeper, two thousand five hundred dollars:
or assistant cashier, two thousand dollars
or assistant bOOll-keeper, two thousand
Ollars for stamp-cleTk two thousand four
hundred dollars; for one clerk. one thou
and eight hundred dollars: for three night
V9tchmpu tbDusqDH wa b,ruI rod ,},I |
airs; for one day Waterman, nine hundred
nd sixty dollars; in all, twenty thou
and six hundred and sixty dollars.
Office OF assistant treasurer at Philadel-
hia For assistant treasurer in addition
0 his salary as treasurer of the mint,
ne thousand five hundred dollars: for
asher and chief clerk, two thousand seven
undred dollars; chief book-keeper, two
hou5and five hundred dollars; chief inter
st clerk one thousand nine hundred dol
irs; assistant bOOk-keeper, one thousand |
lght hundred dollars; coin teller, one thou
and seven hundred dollars; registered in
crest clerk, one thousand seven hundred
Ollars; assistant coupon clerk, one thou |
and six hundred dollars; fractional cur
ancy clerk, one thousand six hundred dol
lrs; assistant registered loan clerk one
loUsand five hundred dollars; assistant
sglstered loan clerk, one thousand four
undred dollars; assistant coin teller one |
lousand four hundred dollars; assistant
'actiOnal currency clerk, one thousand four
mdred dollars: receiving teller one thou
md three hundred dollars: assistant re-
giving teller, one thousand two hundred
ollars; superintendent Of building one
lousand one hundred dollars; seven fe-
ale counters. at nine hundred dollars
,ch, six thousand three hundred dollars;
'ur wRtchmen, at nine hundred and thirty
JilarS each, three thousand seven hun +
red and twenty dollars; in all, thirty-siy