Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-08
LAWS OF THE UNITED MATES
Rssssd 81 ths TAtr1 sssstes or the Forty.
Second CesSrsss.


For the public gardener, one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars.
Fer landscape gardener, one thousand eight
hundred dolars
For the labOrer in charge Of the wafer-closets
IA the CspitS', seven hundred and twenty dol
For foreman and laborers enp,oxed a, the
pubic Grounds. nineteen thousand two hundred
ard ninety six dollars.
For four lab0rers in the Capitol two ti,ouSand
eight hundred and eighty dollars.
For furnace-keeper. in charge of heating-an-
para;us under the old hall of the House OF kep-
I,seniatives, eight hundred ami sixty -four dol
For furnace keeper at the Presidents House,
seven hundred ana twenty dollars.
For two policemen at the PRESIDENT House.
two thousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For one night-watchman at the Presidents
House, nine hundred dollars, ana one usher
one Thousand two hundred dollars.
For two dOorkcepers at the President's House.
one thousand two hundred dollars each.
For tvodraw keepers at the bridge across the
Eastern Branch OF the Potomac, ana Tor fuel.
OF, ana lamps, one thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For watchman in Franklin square, seven hun
GTcd and twenty dollars.
For the person in charge of the heating-sf-
raT2tus OF the Library OF Congress ami other
stesn-heating apparatus in the central bulld-
ing. eight hundred and slxty-fouT dollars.
rOr five wafChmen in reservation number
two. three thousand sax hundr. 4 dollars.
For watchmsn at Lincoln square, i've hun
dred ana forty dollars
For Waterman at L1favette square seven
hundred and twenty dollars.
Fer wstchman for circle at intersection OF
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Twenty fourth street,
five hundred and forty dollars.
For enc bridge-keeper at Chain bridge, seven
hundred and twenty dollars.
For wstehman for circle AZ iutersection of
Massachusetts and Vermont avenues, five hun
DIR, Il and forty dollars.
For contingent and incidental expenses, two
thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President of the
nited States, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For compensation of the iee-President OF the
nlted States, eight thousand dollars.
For cOmpens ..tion OF secretary q sign ttents
for public lands, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For compensation 10 private secretary. three
thousand i've hundred dollars; assistant secre-
taTy, two thousand five hundred dollars; two
executive clerks at two thousand three hun
dred dollars each: steward at two thousand dol
lars, and messenger at one Thousand two hun
dred dollars, OF the President of the United
States in all, thirteen thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Executive
Office, including stationery therefor, six thou
sand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation OF the Secretary Of State
eight thousand dollars; two assistant secreta-
lies of state, at three thousand five hundred
dollars each; Tor chief clerk, two Thousand five
hundred dollars; ten clerks OF class four. aidi-
tonal compensation TO one clerk Of class four
a. isbuTsing clerk, nine clerks OF class three,
one, one messenger, one assistant messenger,
niEe laborers, and four watchmen in all. sew
enty-iour thousand eight hundred and twenty
dSfars.
For publishing the laws of the third session
OF the Forty-seCond Congress i'm pamphlet form.
and in newspapers, fifty thousand dollars.
For proof-reading and packing the laws and
documents Tor the various legations and consul
lateS, including boxes and transportation of the
same, three thousand dollars; for stationery,
furniture, fixtures, and repairs, five thousand
nd ms ina hon Nd
hundred dollars; for extra clerk hire and copy
ing, four thousand dollars; for contingent ex-
penses; namely, rent, fuel, lights, repairs aud
miscellaneous expenses, thirty-two thousand
five hundred dollars; ia all, forIy-seyen th0us-
aid dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
NecTetarg's OGoe.-For compensation of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, eight Thousand doll
lars; two assistant secretaries of the Treasury,
at three thousand five hundred dollars each,
chief clerk, two thousand two hundrS dollars.
and three hundred dollars additional for acting
a. superintendent of the building; forty-nine
clerks of class four, additional compensation of
two hundred dollars to one clerk of class four
as djsbursing clerk, thirty clerks 81 class three
twenty-six clerks OF class two, twenty-seven
clerks OF class one; thrty-tw female clerks, at
nine hundred dollars each; eleven messengers,
one assistant messenger, and ten laborers; one
clerk of class four and one clerk of class one, 10
asst the chief clerk in experimenting the
building; one captain Of the watch. one thou
Il sand four hundred dollars; one engineer, one
thousand six hundred dollars; one machinist
and gas-fitter, one thousand two hundred dol
| bred dollars; sixty watchmen, at seven hundred
aud twenty dollars each, and additional to two
Of said watchmen: actin: a. iieutensntS of
"atehmsn, two hundred and eighty dollars
/ each; thirty laborers, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each; one assistant engineer. AZ
one Thousand dollars; nine fremen, at seven
hundred and twenty dollars each; ninety char
women, at one hundred and eighty dollars each;
in all, three hundred and sfxty-sx thousand
three hundred dollars, and for additional clerks
and additional compensation TO clerks in his
once, twenty-five thousand I've hundred dol
lars.
SaPerrtsing ArchIecf.-In the construction
ofahch OF the Treasury: For Supervising Ar
chitect, four thousand dollars; assistant super
vising architect, two thousand five hundred
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; pho
tographer, two thousand hve hundred dollars:
TWO assistant photographers, one at one thou
SAND SIX hundred dollars, and one at one thou
sand two hundred dollars; two clerks of class
four, four clerks of class three, three clerks of
e esss one, and one messenger: in all, twenty
FIRST Con- Ptroller Of the TreasHry.-ror First
Comptroller Of the Treasury, five thousand dol
lars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; ten
clerks OF class four twelve clerks of class three
twelve clerks Of class two, six clerks of class
one, s'N copyists, at nine hundred dollars each;
one messenger, one assistant messenger, and
three laborers; in all, seventy-seven thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars.
Second Comptroller IF The TreGsary.-For Sec
ond Comptroller of the Treasury, hve thousand
clerks OF class four twenty clerks of class three
twenty-eight clerks of class two, twenty-one of
class one; twelve copyists, at nine hundred dol
lars each; one messenger, one assistant messen-
ger, and two laborers in all, one hundred and
thirty-eight thousand eight hundred dollars
C0mmissioHer II CUst0mS.-For Commissioner
OF Customs, three thousand dollars; chief clerk
two thousand dollars three clerks OF class four
seven clerks Of class three, ten clerks of class
two, nine clerks Of class one, one messenger
and one laborer; in all, forty-six thousand four
hundred dollars.
First 4aditor.-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, ten clerks of class two
thirteen clerks Of class one, one messer ger, one
assistant messenger, and one laborer; in all,
hfty-eight thousand two hundred and eighty
dollars.
Second Auditor.-For Second Auditor. three
thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
dollars; six clerks of clase four. aud for addi-
tional 10 dsbursing clerk, two hundred dollars;
hfty-four clerks of class three one hundred and
nine clerks Of class two, one hundred clerks of
Class one, one messenger i've assistant messen-
gers, and seven laborers; i'm all, three hundred
and eighty-four thousand four hundred and
eighty collars.
THIRD Aediter.-For Third Auditor, three