The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01


REGISTER OF THE TREAsURY.-For compensation
of the Register of the Treasury three thousand dol
lars assistant register tive thousand dollars chief
clerk, tive thousand dollars eight clerks of class
four twelve clerks of class three, fifteen clerks OF
class two clerks of class one; eight copyists, at
nine hundred dollars each one messenger, two as
sistant messengers, and two laborer5 in ALL eighty
four thousand i've hundred and twenty dollars.
CGMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENoY.-For Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency, five Thousand dollars deputy
comptroller. two thousand five hundred dollars =
twelve clerks of class four fourteen clerks of class
three, twelve clerks of class two twelve clerks of
class one thirty female clerks four messengers four
laborers, and two nght-watchmen in all, one hun
dred ana Seventeen thousand three hundred and eigh
ty dollars.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REvENUE.-For Com
missioner of Internal Revenue six thousand dollars ;
deputy commissioner, three thousand five hundred
dollars two deputy commissioners, at three thous-
and dollars each seven heads of divisions, at Two
thousand five hundred dollars each thirty -four clerks
of class four, fortyeight clerks of class three, fifty
two clerks of class two, twenty eight clerks of class
one seventy-fvc copyists, at nine hundred dollars
each seven messengers, three assistant messengers
and fifteen laborers; in ALL three hundred and sixty
three thousand seven hundred and forty dollars.
For dies, paper, and for stamps four hundred thous
and dollars
For salaries and expenses of collectors, assessors
assistant supervisors detectives and store
keepers, together with the expense of carrying into
effect the various provisions of the several acts pro-
viding internal revenue, excepting items otherwise
provided for, four million seven hundred thousand
dollar-sn hereafter the total net compensation OF
colec.erf internal revenue shall in no case exceed
f0ur tho tand 1hVe nunQTeQ QOllarS per aDlum.
For detecting and bringing to trial and punish
ment pers guilty of violating the internal revenue
laws, or co ing at the same, in cases where k1ch
expenses al not otherwise provhedkSor by law,
eighty thonsa dolare and from and after the pass
age of this ac e Secretary of the Treasury shall
have powerG slnploy not more than th &c persons
to assist Si' proper officers of the gov rlment in
discoveringand collecting any money be ionging to
the United States whenever the same sha be with
held by any person or corporation, upon uch terms
and conditions he shall deem best for u interests
OF the United States but no compensate shall be
paid to such persons except out OF the money and
property so secured; and no person shall be employ
ed under the provisions of this clause wEo shall not
have fully set forth in written staten MT, under
OATH addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury the
character of the claim out of which he proposes to
recover assist in recovering moneys for the Uni
ted States, the laws by the violation of which the
same have been withheld, and the name of the per-
son. firm, or corporation having thus wi:hheld such
moneys; and if any person employed shall receive
or attempt to receive any money or other consdera
tOn from any person, firm, or corporation alleged
thus to have withheld money from the United States,
except i'll pursuance of the written made in
relation thereto with the Secretary of the Treasury
such person shall be deemed guilty of msdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less
than one thousand dollars or imprisoned not less
than two years. or bOth III the discretion ofany court
of the United States having Jurisdiction and the
person so employed shall be required TO do so by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
LIGHr-HousE BoARD.-For chief clerk of the Light
House Board, two thousand dollars; two clerks of
class four two clerks OF Class three one clerk OF class
two one clerk of class one, female copyist, one
messe.Es- faborer; in all, thirteen thousand
eight hundred and sixty dollars.
BUREAU OF STATIsTICs.-FOr the officer in charge
of the Bureau of Statistics, two thousand five hun
dred dollars chief clerk two thousand dollars -
twelve clerks of class four eight clerks of class three,
ten clerks of class two five clerks of class one, five
copyists at nine hundred dollars each one messenger,
one aborer, and one charwoman at four hundred and
eighty dollars in all, sixty five thousand four hun
dred and forty dollars.
For temporary clerks for the Treasury Department,
forty thousand dollars: Prorided, 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 Department and its
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
and harness, washing towels investigation of ac
counts and records brOoms, brushes crash, cotton
CLOTH cane, chamOis-skins, busters flour, keys, lye
matches, nails oil, powders repairing hand-stamps,
sponge soap, ,tacks, wallpaper, and the otie miscel
laneOus items required for the current and ordinary
business OF the department, siXty1ve the usand dol
lars
For furniture such as carpets, desks table chairs
shelving for filerooms, boxes and repairs of furn-
tHre, cases. ocloth, mating, rugs chair covers and
cushions, repairs and laying of carpets, and other
miscellaneous articles OF the like character twenty
For coal, wood, lighting the Treasury building,
baskets, books, spittOons drop-lights and tubing,
files, blank-geys, watercoolers, tumblers hatchets
ice-picks, Daisacks match-safes and matches pitch
ers towels, traps, thermometers. buckets, dippers
saws, and other miscellaneous items, fifty thousand
dollars.
INDET IN as,1 TsBAs6 RY.--0fiee OF tI,, assistant
treasurer a, New York. For assistant treasurer,
eight Thousand dollars; for deputy assistant treasur
er, three thousand six hundred dollars cashier and
chief clerk four thousand two hundred do lars chief
of coin division four thousand dollars chief of gem
era pay division, three thousand dollars assistant
chief of general pay DIVISION two Thousand two hun
hundred dollars chief of currency receiving div-
son three thousand dollars assistant chief of cur
rency receiving division, two thousand two hundred
dol nf n ricfD
thousand eight hundred dollars; general pay teller
two thousand eight hundred dollars; assistant gen.
eral pay teller two thousand four hundred dollars !;
coin paying teller, two thousand three hundred dol
lars; coin receiving teller two thousand three hun
dred dollars; assistant coin receiving teller, two
Thousand two hundred dollars chief of coupon in
terest division two thousand three hundred dollars
chief of fractional currency division, two thousand
five hundred dollars register of coin certificates
two thousand two hundred dollars: one clerk, two
thousand and fifty dollars nine clerks at two thous
and dollars each, eighteen thousand dollars: one
book-keeper, one thousand nine hundred dollars ;
one book keeper, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars; four boek-keepers, at one thousand
eight hundred dollars each seven thousand two hun
dred dollars; five clerks, at one thousand eight hun
dred 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 thousand seven hundred dollars each
six thousand eight hundred dollars; one clerk, one
thousand six hundred dollars four clerks, at one
thousand five hundred dollars each, thousand dol
lars; six clerks at one thousand four hundred dol
clerks, at one thousand three hundred dollars EACH
three thousand nine hundred dollars; one clerk one
thousand two hundred dollars; one clerk one thous-
and d9issSs BHo messengers, at one thousand three
hundred dollars each, two thousand six hundred dol
lars; six messengers at four dollars per day each
seven thousand five hundred and twelve dollars; one
messenger, eight hundred dollars; one keeper Of
building, 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 watchman, six hundred dollars; chief
detective, one thousand eight hundred dollars as
eistant detective thousand four hundred dollars
in all, one hundred and forty-eight thousand nine
hundred and forty-two dollars.
Office of the assistant treasurer at Boston: For
assistant treasurer five thousand dollars; for chief
clerk, two thousand seven hund ed dollars for pay
ing teller, two thousand five hundred dollars; one
interest clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars re-
ceiving teller one thousand eight hundred dollars !;
one clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars; one
book-keeper, one thousand seven hundred dollars :;
two clerks at one thousand five hundred dollars each
three thousand dollars two clerks at one thousand
four hundred dollars each, two thousand eight hun
dred dollars; two clerks at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each, two thousand four hundred dol
lars one clerk one thousand one hundred dollars :;
two clerks at thousand dollars each, two thous
and dollars one clerk, eight hundred dollars two
watchmen, at eight hundred and fifty dollars each
one thousand seven hundred dollars; one messenger
and watchman, one thousand and sixty dollars; in
ALL thirty-two Thousand eight hundred and sixty dol
Office Of assistant treasurer at San Francisco: For
assistant treasurer, in addition to his salary as
treasurer of the branch Mint one thousand five hun
dred dollars for cashier, three thousand dollars
for book keeper, two thousand five hundred dollars
for assistant cashier, two thousand dollars; for as
sstant book keeper two thousand dollars for stamp
clerk Sn0usand four hundred dollars; for one
clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars for three
night watchmen, four thousand five hundred dollars
for one day watchman, nine hundred and sixty dol
lars; in all, twenty thousand six hundred and sixty
dollars.
Office of assistant treasurer at Philadelphia: For
assistant treasurer in addition to his salary as
Of the Mint thOusanl five hundred dol
lars for cashier and chief clerk, two thousand seven
hundred dollars; chief book-keeper, two thousand
five hundred dollars chief interest clerk one thous-
and nine hundred dollars assistant book-keeper,
one thousand eight hundred dollars coin teller. one
thousand seven hundred dollars registered interest
clerk, one thousand seven hundred dollars assist
ant coupon clerk, one thousand six hundred dollars;
fractional currency clerk, thousand six hundred
dollars assistant registered loan clerk, thous-
clerk thousand four hundred dollars; assistant
coin teller one thousand four hundred dollars; as
sistant fractional currency clerk, thousand four
hundred dollars; receiving teller one thousand three
hundred dollars assistant receiving teller one th0us
and two hundred dol superintendent of bui ding
one thousand one hundred dollars seven femaie e
counters at nine hundred dollars each, six thousand
three hundred dollars four watchmen at nine hun
dred and thirty dollars each, three thousand seven
hundred and twenty dollars; in all, thrty-sx thous-
and three hundred and twenty-three dollars
Office of assistant treasurer at st. Louis: For as
sistant treasurer, five thousand dollars chief clerk
and teller two thousand five hundred dollars; assist
ant teller, one thousand eight hundred dollars book
keeper, one thousand five hundred dollars; assistant
book keeper, one thousand two hundred dollars
messenger, one thousand dollars; four watchmen at
seven hundred dollars each, two thousand eight hun
dred dollars; in all, fifteen thousand eight hundred
dollars.
assistant treasurer, four thousand five hundred dol
iars for chief clerk and chashier, two thousand five
hundred dollars; one clerk, two thousand dollars
two clerks, three thousand dollars; one porter, nine
hundred dollars; two watchmen, one thousand four
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