The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

I F IIthOgraphlng,
maps, plans and diagrams in fac simile on tracing lin
en-, and photothographing plates for Patent Office il
lustrations, seventy-fve thousand dollars.
| LIBRARY OF C0NGRESS.-FOr compensation ofthe LII
braran four thousand dollars and for fourteen assist
ant librarians three at two thousand five hundred dol
lars EACH two at thousand eight hundred dollars
EACH one thousand six hundred dollars, two at
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars EACH three
AT one thousand two hundred dollars EACH two at one
thousand dollars each, and one at nine hundred and
sixty dollars per annum in all, twenty-six thousand
on hundred and forty dollars.
For purchase of books for the library, eight thousand
dollars purchase of law books for the library, two
thousand dollas for purchase of files Of periodicals
and newspapers thousand five hundred dollars for
expenses of exchanging public documents for the pub
cations of foreign governments one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said library thousand
dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining, procuring ma
nure TOOLS fuel and REPAIRS and purchasing trees and
shrubs under the direction of the Library Committee
of Congress, five thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent and assistant in botanic
garden and green houses and two additional laborers
under the direction of the Library Committee of Con-
gress twelve thousand one hundred and forty six dol
| lars.
| PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs.-For clerk in the
office of Public Buildings and Grounds, one thousand
| two hundred dollars.
For messenger in the same office, eight hundred and
forty dollars.
Forcompensation to the public gardener, thousand
four hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation to the laborer charge of the
terclosets in the Capitol, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For compensation of foreman and laborers employed
the public grounds nineteen thousand two hundred
! and ninety six dollars.
For compensation of four laborers in the Capitol two
Thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars.
I For compensation of furnace keeper in charge OF
heating apparatus under the old hall ofthe House of
Represen taves, eight hundred and sixty four dollars
For compensation of furnace keeper az the Presidents
house, seven hundred and twenty dollars
For two policemen at the Presidents house. two thous
and six hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of two night wachmen at the Pres
ident's house. one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For compensation of the doorkeeper at the Presidents
house, thousand two hundred dollars
For assistant doorkeeper one thousand and eighty
dollars.
For compensation of two draw keepers the bridge
Eastern Branch of the Potomac, and for fuel
OIL and lamps, thousand six hundred dollars.
For watchman in Franklin square, seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
For compensation person in charge of the heat
ing apparatus of the Library of Congress- and other
steam-heating apparatus in the central building, eight
hundred and sixty four dollars.
For electrician for the Capitol one thousand two hun
dred dollars
For compensation of five watchmen in reservation
number two three thousand six hundred dollars.
For watchman at Lincoln square, five hundred and
| forty dollars.
For watchman at Lafay ette square, seven hundred
and twenty dollars.
For watchman for circle at intersection Of Pennsylva
MIA avenue and Twenty fourth street, five hundred and
For watchman for circle at intersection of Massachu
setts and Vermont avenues, five hundred and forty dol
lars.
For contingent and Incidental expenses, two thous
and dollars.
| the United States, twenty five thousand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice President of the United
States, eight thousand dollars
For compensation of secretary to sign patents for
public lands, one thousand We hundred dollars.
For compensation to private secretary, three thous
and five hundred dollars; assistant secretary lwho
! shall be short hand wrter,) two thousand five hun
dred dollars two ext cutive clerks at two thousand
three hundred dol each and thous
and hundred dollars of the President of the United
States in all, thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of the executive office, in
Ioln sfafiO fOn fhnnoQ nd
| DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-For compensation of the
Secretary of State, eight thousand dollars two Assist
ant Secretaries of State at three thousand five hundred
dollars each for chief clerk two thousand two hundred
dollars clerks of class four additional compensa
tion clerk of class four disbursing clerk nine
clerks ofcass three, three clerks OF class two, eight
clerks of class one, messenger assistant mes
senger, nine aborers, and four wacimen' in ALL sew
entyfour thousand five hundred and twenty dollars.
| For publishing the in phampet form, twelve
thousand dollars; and in newspapers fifty thousand
eighteen hundred and seventy the publication of
the laws in newspapers shall cease.
For proofreading, and packing the laws and docu-
ments for the various legations and consulates ncud
ing boxes and transportation of the same three thous
and dollars for stationery, furniture. fixtures, and re-
pairs five thousand do lars for books and maps, two
thousand five hundred dollars for clerk hire and
copying four thousand dollars for contingent expenses
viz. rent, fuel, lights repairs and miscellaneous ex
penses, thirty two thousand five hundred dollars; in
all, forty Thousand dollars.
| UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN-
For compensation of the commissioner on the part OF
the United States four thoUsand five hundred dollars
for compensation of umpire three thousand dollars for
agent four thousand dollars for secretary thous
and hundred dollars for legal assistant to agent.
three thousand dollars for two clerks at one thousand
dollars each for translators, at thousand five
hundred dollars each for messenger, six hundred
dollars for assistant messenger three hundred dol
lars for contingent expenses five thousand dollars in
| all, twenty-eight thousand seven hundred dollars.
| UNITED STATES AND SPANISH CoMMIssIoN.-FOr the
and expenses of the commission for de-
termining the pending questions between the United
States and Spain growing out of the acts OF the Spanish
officials in and about Cuba, fifteen thousand dollars
TREASURY DEPARTMEKT-FOr compensation of the
Secretary of the Treasury eight thousand dollars two
Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury three thousand
five hundred dollars each chief clerk, two thousand
two hundred dollars and three hundred dollars addi-
ton for acting superintendent of the building for
tynne clerks of class four additional compensation OF
two hundred dollars to clerk of class four dis
bursting clerk thirty clerks ofcass three twentysiX
clerks of class two twentyseven clerks of class one
thirtytwo female clerks at nine hundred dollars each
eleven messengers assistant messenger, and ten Ia
borers clerk of class four and clerk ofcass
to assist the chief clerk in experimenting the building
| one captain ofthe WATCH one thousand four hundred
dollars engineer one thousand four hundred dol
lars machinist and gas filter, one thousand two
hundred dollars sorekeeper one thousand four
hundred dollars sixty watchmen at seven hundred AMI
| twenty dollars EACH and two of said watchmen acting
as eutensnts of watch, two hundred and eighty dol
lars EACH in addition; thirty laborers, at seven hun
dred and twenty dollars each five fremen, at six hun
dred dollars each ninety charwomen at hundred and
eighty dollars each in all three hundred and sixty one
thousand six hundred and twenty dollars and for ad
dtiona clerks and additional compensation to clerks
in his Office twenty-five thousand five hundred dollars
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT the construction Drancn
of the Treasury For Supervising Architect, three
thousand dollars; assistant supervising architect two
thousand five hundred dollars chief clerk, two thous
and dollars photographer, two thousand five hundred
dollars assistant photographers at one thous-
and six hundred dollars and at thousand two
hundred dollars clerks ofclass four four clerks of
class three, three clerks of class and
ger; in all, twenty seven thousand two hundred and
| forty dollars.
| FIRST COMPTROLLER OF THE TREAsURY-For First
| Comptroller of the Treasury, five thousand dollars
chiefcerk, two thousand dollars ten clerks Of class
four twelve clerks of class three twelve clerks of ass
two, six clerks Ofcass one six copyists at nine hun
dred dollars each one messenger, one assistant mes
senger and three Iaborers in all seventy-seven thous
and three hundred and twenty dc liars.
| SECOND COMPTROLLER OF THE TREAsURY.-For Sec
ond Comptroller of the Treasury three thousand dol
lars chief clerk two thousand dollars; twelve clerks
of class four twenty clerks of class three, twenty-eght
clerks of class two twentyone clerks of class one
senger, eight hundred and forty doll assistant
messenger, at seven hundred and twenty dollars and
two laborers in ALL one hundred and thirty six thous-
| and eight hundred dollars.
| COMMISSIONERS OF CusroMs.-For Commissioner of
Customs, three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
thousand dollars two clerks of class four six clerks
of class three nine clerks of class two, seven clerks OF
class one, one messenger and one laborer in ALL for
| ty thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars
| FIRST AUDIToR.-For the First Auditor OF the
Treasury, three thousand dollars; chief clerk two
thousand dollars three clerks OF class four, ten
clerks of class three clerks Of class two, thirteen
| clerks of class one one messenger, one assistant
messenger, and laborer, in all, fftyeight thous
and two hundred and eighty dollars.
| SECOND AUDITOR For Second Auditor, three
| thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
six clerks of class four and for additional to dsburs
ing clerk, two hundred dollars ffty-four clerks OF
class three hundred and nine clerks OF class two
one hundred clerks of class one, one messenger five
assistant messengers, and seven laborers; in all,
three hundred and eighty -four thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars.
THIRD AUDIToR.-For Third Auditor, three thous-
and dollars; chief clerk two thousand dollars; four
teen clerks of class four, additional to one clerk OF
class four as disbursing clerk two hundred dollars
thrtytwo clerks of class three ninetytwo clerks Of
class two, ftyone clerks of class ten copyists
at nine hundred doll ars each two messengers, three
assistant messengers, and seven laborers in all two
hundred and eighty nine thousand four hundred and
| eighty dollars
FOURTH AUDIToR.-For the Fourth Auditor three
thousand dollars chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
five clerks of class four eighteen clerks of cass three
seven female clerks. at nine hundred dollars each
one messenger, one assistant messenger, and three
laborers; in all, eghtytwo thousand eight hundred
and twenty dollars.
FIFTH AUDIToR.-For the Fifth Auditor, three
thousand doars chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
four clerks of class four eight clerks Of class three,
eight clerks of class two twelve clerks OF class
seven copyists, at nine hundred dollars each; one
messenger, one assistant messenger, and two labor
ers; in ALL fftynine thousand nine hundred dollars.
AUDITOR OF THE TREASURY FOR THE PoeT OFFICE
DEPARTMENT.-For compensation OF the Auditor OF
the Treasury for the Post Office Department. three
al to clerk of class four disbursng clerk, two
hundred dollars; forty-fonr clerks Of class three.
clerks of class two, thirtyseven clerks of
class one, one messenger, one assistant messenger,
and fifteen ab0rers; also, five additional clerks OF
class two and fifteen asrorters Of moneyorders at