The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11

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dred dollars per annum, Two thonsanu
( four hundred dollars; making. IN al,
seven thousand four hundred dollars, the
I same 10 be immediate ely available.
Sec, 9 Thai the unexnended haance ni
! the annronriaiion of one million dollars
| for nayment of any balance due, or 10 De
found due. during the fiscal year ending
/ June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
tnty-two, 10 any Safe for costs, charges,
anil pynenses, contemnlae1 and provided
for in and by the act annmved July twen-
ty-seventh, eigh' cen hundred ana sixty
one, being an act entitled IAN act TO in
demnifv ceriain Safes for eXnenSes IN
Cured hy them in enrolling. eqninning,
md TRANSPORTING troons for the defense of
| the United ates during the war of the
late rebellion" is hereby rcanpronriafed
for the service of The fiscal year ending
June thiriicih, eighteen hundred and sew
! enty-three
See. 8. That sum sufficient TO ray the
amounts due reSneciiveiy 10 the tOn0g-
| ranher, and TO he ASSISTANT clrncnter Of
the Pos'- '-Ohice DEPARTMENT, and the suner-
intendent of the PoS'-Oflice building, un-
der The provisions of the ''act 10 revise,
consolidate, and amend The statutes re'a'-
ing 10 The Pos'-Oftice Ienartment." an
proved June eighth, eighteen hundred
!
and 10 nay Wiliiam NJ, Ire'and and j. M.
! McGrew for nrenaring rcgu .ions rnd jn-
stTcions for The use Of the Post-Oftce
noNartment under the new postal code,
I the sum of one thousand dollars each is
hereby adprorriated.
TO aunnly deficiency in the anpronria-
| tiOn for registered rackage-cnvcones for
| the Post Office Eenari ment for the fiscal
year ending June thiriieih, eight cen hum
| drel and sevpnty-tw0. eleven thousand
| anil fifly-'hree dollars and two cents.
For balance on salaries of rostmas'ers
| for The wear ending June thirtich, eight
( cen hun lred and seven y-'hrpe, one hun
| dred AMI eiyhty-four thCuSand dollars
TO enable the Postmastertieneral to nay
| the exnenses incurred in eighteen hun
| dred and siXty-Six in fitting un the post
| Office at Charles on, S0uth Carolina, one
| thonsand four hundred and thirty dollars
! and five cents.
sec. 4, That the following amounts, or
so much thereof rs may be necessary, are
| hpreby.annronr;a,e ed for the following
named officers and rerartments for pur
chase of poStage-s'amns for use during
the fiscal yearending June ihir;ieth, eight
cen hundred and seventy-four:
For Executive Office, six hundred dollars;
for Department of tState,eighty-lhree thou
eight hundred thousand dollars for Treas
ury Department, five hundred and four
Thousand dollars: for Navy Department
thirty-eight thousand dollars; for Interior
Department, two hundred and twenty
thousand dollars for Agricultural DEPART
ment, tifty-two thousand dollars; for le-
nartment of Justice, fifteen thousand dol
lars; for War Department, one hundred
and tifty-three thousand dollars; for Of
fees Of The Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentaives, the Secretary OF the Senate,
and the SergeantAt-Arms Of the House of
Representatives, one hundred dollars each;
making, in all, one million eight hundred
and sixty-ive thousand and nine hundred
dollars Pr0uid9d, That the Postmaster
General shall cause to be prepared spe-
cial stamp, or stamped envelope, to be used
only for official mail-matter, for each of
| the Executive Departments; and said
stamps and stamped envelopes shall be
supplied by the proper officer of said De-
partments to all persons under its direc-
| lion requiring the same for official use;
and all approximations for postage hereto
| fore made shall no longer be available for
said purpose; and all said stamps and
stamped envelopes shall be sold or fur
nished to said several Departments or
| clerks only at the price for which stamps
sold at the several post-offices.
For one months salary of the late
Charles II, W. Meehan, assistant librarian,
for the month of July, eighteen hundred
and seventy.two, TO be Paid to Mary M.
Meehan, his widow, two hundred and ten
dollars and sixty cents.
Sec. 5. That there shall be appointed an
assistant treasurer of the United States, to
be located in the city of Cincinnati, in the
State of Ohio; and one to be located in
the city of Chicago, in the State of Illinois;
and such assistant treaSurerS shall be ap-
pointed In like manner, for like time, and
be subject to all the provisions Of law to
which the other assistant treasurers of the
United States are subject.
Sec, 6. That there shall be prepared
within the custOm-hOuse of the city of
Cincinnati, in the State of Ohio, and with
In the cust0m-hOuse TO be erected in the
city of Chicago, in the State of Illinois,
suitable and convenient rooms for the use
of the assistant treasurers herein author.
lied, and sufficient and secure tire-proOf
vaults and safes for the sate-keeping OF the
public moneys collected and deposited
with them; and the said assistant treas
urers shall have the custody and care of
said rooms, vaults, and safes, respectively,
and of such other rooms, vaults, and safes
as may be temporarily assigned TO them,
or either of them, by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and OF the public moneys depos-
tied therein and they shall perform the
duties required to he performed by other
United States assistant treasurers In re-
gard to the receipt, safe-keeping, transfer,
and disbursement of such moneys: Pro
tded, That the rooms, vaults, and safes
now used by the United States designated
depositaries at Cincinnati, Ohio, and Chi
lNon h,
purposes named in tins section, as far and
as long ms they may be applicable and con-
venient
Sec 7. That upon the appointment and
qualification of said assistant treasurers,
the Secretary o. the Treasury shall revoke
the designations as repositories of the
United States OF the surveyor of customs
at Cincinnati and the collector of customs
mt Chicago and shall direct the transfer of
all the books, accounts, vouchers. property,
and public moneys In the offices of the said
repositories 10 the offices OF the said assist.
ant treasurers, respectively.
Sec. g. That the assistant treasurers au-
thoriZed by this act to be appointed shall
receive salary of five thousand dollars
each per annum, to be paid quarterly
yearly ut the treasury of the United States,
which shall be in full for all their services:
and sufficient amount TO pay said salary
until June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and sevnnty-four, is hereby appropriated.
Sec. 8. That the assistant treasurers
herein provided for may, with the approval
of the Secretary of the Treasury, nppoint
the same number OF clerks and messengers
in their respective offices, and at the same
compensation, as is now provided by law
for the offices of the United States deposi.
taries at Cincinnati and Chicago, respec-
lively; and all unexpended balances of