The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

| two thousand dollars entomologist, two
thousand dollars; chemist, two Thousand
dollars; assistant chemist, one thousand siz
hundred dollars superintendent Of expert
mental gardens and grounds, two thousane
dollars statistcan, two thousand dollars
discussing clerk, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; superintendent of seed-room one
thousand eight hundred dollars. librarian
one thousand eight hundred dollars botanist
one thousand eight hundred dollars; fr salary
of microscopic, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; four clerks Of class four, five clerks;
of class three, six clerks Of class two, seven
clerks of class one !; engineer, ore thousand
four hnndred dollars, superintendent of
folding room, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; assistant superintendent OF experimental
garden and grounds, one thousand two hundred
dollars ; assistant superintendent Of the seed
room, one thousand two hundred dollars
three copyist, at nine hundred dollars each
two attendants 10 museum, at one thousand
dollars each chief messenger, eight hundred
and City dollars two assistant messengers
one carpenter, at nine hundred and sixty dol
lars three watchmen and nine laborers
making, in all, seventy-fve thousand three
hundred and ninety dollars.
For collecting statistics, and compiling
and writing matter for monthly annual, and
special reports, fifteen thousand dollars
For. purchase and distribution of new and
valuable seeds and plants, sixty thousand
dolsrs; for expense of putting up the same !.
for labor, bagging, paper, Irvine, gun, aud
other necessary materials, five thousand dol
lars J,
For labor on experimental garden, and fer
flower pots, repairs to greenhouse, and pur-
chase of new plants and seeds for the same,
ten thousand dollars.
For stationery. two thousand dollars; for
freight charges, one thousand eight hundred
dolars for fuel one thousand eight hundred
dollars; for lights, five hundred dollars:
for repairs of building, heating apparatus,
furniture, and water and gas pipes, one thou
sand TWO hundred dollars; for keep Of horses,
one Thousand FIVE hundred dollars for new.
furniture one thousand dollars; for paper,
Irvine. and gum for folding room, three hun
dred dollars for cases. for the Department
museum, one thousand five hundred dollars;
for collecting and modelling specimens Of
fruits aud vegetables, and collecting and pre-
pairing specimens for the museum and herba-
rum, two thousand dollars; for cases for
the library, five hundred dollars for entomo-
logical works of reference, two hundred and
fifty dollars for botanical works of reference,
two hundred and fifty dollars; for works on
chemistry, mineralogy, and chart, five hun
bred dollars; for chemicals and contingent
expenses, seven hundred dollars for current
agricultural works fer the library, two hun
dred aud fifty dollars for miscellaneous ag-
ricultural periodicals, two hundred and fifty
dollars; for incidental and nliscelaneos items,
namely for advertising, postage. ee lagraphing,
dry goods, soap brushes, broonss, mats, oils,
paints, glass, lumber, hardware, ice, purchase
OF old reports, Eve thousand dollars in all,
twenty-one thousand three hundred dol
lars