Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-10
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THR UNITED STAIRS
,....d at the Second Session Of tie FoTtV-seooHi
@''' Congress.


LAWS OF THk UNITED STATES
s....d 81 he Second Session Of Tie FOrtv-second
F@'''A Congress.
GENERAL NATURE, NO. ISL
AN ACT mating APPROPRIATIONS LOT me lsgisative,
~ for the year ending June thlrtieth, eigh-
,ssn hundred and seyenty-three, and for other
purposes.
N fhs Ulited States Of America IN Congress
lahI,g That the following sums be, and the Same
are hereby v@s "a np IN
" tbe fiscal year ending June THIRTEEN, eighteen
Snndred and seventy three, for the objects herein
aite- expressed namely;
r,.a.r NJ Edncation- For Commissioner OF Educa-
,, t6ree thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thou
sand dollars one clerk Of class four one statiati-
~ ,TiIhth compensation OF ERIK OF class f0ur
e erk Of class three; one translator, with the
denomination of a clerk of class three; one clerk OF
,asa two. fOnF copyists, ct nine hundred dollars
ois sh. one MESSENGER, a. eight hundred and forty
Sniara: stationery, one thousand dollarSj library,
one thousand dolsrs Surf , sh, perIo1l
SnhI,casionp, TIVE hundred and twenty-five d oars
pompeting Valusble sets OF periodicals ana publ
ottnns In the library two hundred dollars; collect
ng Statistics and writing and compiling matter for
annual and special reports and editing and publish
inc eircu ars Of information thirteen thousand dol
aEs fSel and lights, two hundred and seventy .fve
Sailera. contluRences one thousand two hu dfed
Spdsixty dollars; in ALL thirty-four thousand eight
s"rVsyof General and their Clerks-For compensa
+. n Of surveyor general OF louisiana two thousand
dollars, duV IOT Cici hh IN hAo ohSct WV ehouDshu
ny sor surveyor general of Florida, two thousand
dollars, aud for clerks In his ONCE, two thousand
For surveyor general Of Minnesota two thousand
dollars and for clerks in his ofilce, six thousand
For surveyor general OF the Territory Of Dakota,
two thousand dollars. and for clerks In his office,
ak thousand three hundred dollars.
Fsr surveyor general Of Kansas, two thousand dol
lara and or clerks in his ONCE, six thousand three
FnT surveyor general Of Colorado three thousand
dollars and for clerks In his ONCE, four thousand
For surveyor general Of New Mexico, three thou
sand dollars, and for clerks in his oi;e, fonr thou
sand dollars. - -, -
doar and for clerks in his ONCE, eleven thousand
dollars. -,
ars and for clerks in his ONCE, four thousand dol
For surveyor general of Idaho three thousand
dollars and for clerks In avs oiice, four thousand
For surveyor general Of oregon, two thousand i've
hundred dollars, and for clerks In mis- ONCE, four
FOR surveyor general Of Washington Territory, two
thousand i've hundred dollars and for clerks In his
o For surveyor general Of Nebraska and Iowa, two
thousand dollars, and for clerks In his ONCE, six
thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general Of Montana Territory, three
thousand dollars, and for clerds In his once, four
:" For surveyor general Of Utah Territory, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his once, four
tbou'and dollars
ming, three thousand dollars, and for clerks In his
once, feur thousand dollars .-
For surveyor general of Arizona Territory, three
thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation Of Commissioner Of AgTfcu J.
ture three thousand dollars; chief clerk two thou
sand dollars; entomOlogist, two thousand doars
chemist two thousand nve hundred dollars; assist
chemist, ono thousand six hundred dollars; su-
int auAa 0rOu Aun
dollars statiscian, two Thousand dollars; disburs
ing clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars; su.
perintendent OF seed room, one thousand eight hum
dred dollars: librarian, one Thousand eight hundred
dollars; bOtanist, one thouBond eight hundred dol
three six CLERKS Of class two, seven clerk Of class
one; engineer, one thousand four hundred dollArsi
supern endent of folding groom, one thousand two
hundred dollars; assistant superintendent OF ex-
detrimental garden and grounds, one thousand two
hundred dollars; assistant superintendent OF the
seed room, one thousand two hundred dollars;
three copyists, at nine hundred each; two attend
ants In museum, at one thousand dollars each: chief
messenger, eight hundred and atty dollars: two as
sistant messengers; carpenter, at nine hundred
and sixty dollars; three watchmen; and nine labor
ers making, in all, seventy-nve thousand eight hun
For collecting statistics and compiling and writing
matter for monthly, annual, and special reports
For purchase and distribution OF new and valuable
seed aud plants. nifty thousand dollars TO- expense
twine, gum, and other necessary Materials nve
thousand dollars.
For labor on exper mental garden and for nower
pets, repairs 10 greenhouse, and purchase OF new
plants and seeds for the same, ten thousand dol
lars
For stationery two thousand doars for freight
charges, one thousand eight hundred dollars; for
fuel one thousand eight hundred dollars; for lights
five hundred doars for repairs OF building, heat
ing apparatus, furniture, and water and gas pipes,
one thousand two hundred dollars; for keep OF
horses fifteen hundred dollars; for new furniture,
one thousand dollars; for paper, Irvine, and gum
for folding room three hundred dollars; for cases
for the Department museum, one thousand nye
hundred dollars for collecting and modelling speci-
mems OF fruits and vegetables, and collecting and
preparing specimens for the museum and herbari-
nm, two thousand dollars; for cases for the library,
one thousand dollars; for chronological works Of
reference, two hundred and nifty dollars; for botan-
teal works of reference two hundred and nifty dol
lars; for repairs and changes, nne hundred dollars;
for works on chemistry, mneralogy, and eharts five
hundred dollars; for chemical and con ingent ex.
penses, seven hundred dollars; for chemicals and
contingent expenses seven hundred dollars; for
current agricultural works for the library, two hmm
and nfty dollars for miscellaneous agricultural pc
rodcas, two hundred and nifty dollars; for compile
on OF Invaluable sets In the library,two hundred and
afty dollars; for incidental and miscellaneous
Items, viz; for advertising, postage, telegraphing
glass lumber, hardware, ice, purchase Of old re-
ports, I'VE thousand dollars; in all, twenty-five
thousand i've hundred and nfty dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For compensation Of the Postmaster General,
eight thousand dollars: three Assistant Postmaster
General, at three thousand dollars each; surertn-
tendent OF money order system, three thousand do
lars; superintendent Of foreign malls, three thous
Two thosand i've hundred dollars; chief clerk, TWO
Thousand tgo hundred dollars; IN oe chief clerks,
a. TWO thousand dollars each; one additional chief
clerk for money-Order oiice, two thousand dOlars
ahil'ional to one clerk OF class four, dsbursinP
CLERK two hundred dollars; fourteen clerks of cla
FOUR hftyeight clerks Of class three three additions
clerks OF class three for mOney-Order Ofice, forty
eight clerks OF class two, nfty-two clerks OF claB
onei nfty-seVen female clerks, at nine hundred dol
ars each; two female translatOrs in the bureau Of
foreign mails and one female tranalator In the mon
ey-order Office, at one thousand two hundred dollars
eaehi Que messenger and four assistant messen-
gers; nine watohmen fifteen laborers, and twenty-
I'VE clerks In dead-letter ONCE, at eight hundred
9oaIs each for temporary clerk hire, ten thousand
noiars; In ALL three hundred and ninety-h 1--we thous-
and seven hundred dollars.
FOR one clerk Of class four, two clerks of class
TWO, oLe clerk OF class one, and two laborers, addi
uOnal force in the money order oiice seven thous-
AID two hundred and forty dollars.
FOR stationery, nine thousand dollars for fuel for
lie General Post Once building, including tho Au-
ntors once, seven thousand four hundred dollars;
or gas four thousand dollars: for plumbing and gas
nAluresi three thousand dollars; for telegTaphing
thtse thousand dOllars for painting, one Thousand
Ve hundred dollars; for carpets, one thousand dol
1fs Tor furniture, two thousand dollars for livery
seven hundred and fty dollars; for hardware, eight
hundred dollars; for engineer, one thousand tx
nuhuIed dollars: for assistant engineer, one thous-
snn dollars. for fireman and blacksmith, nine hum
urea dolarsi for two hremen, one thousand four
iunlred and forty dollars; for six laboners, four
thousand three hundred and twenty dollars; for one
WhIcnnan seven hundred and twenty dollars; for
one carpenter, one thousand two hundred and nifty
Mo uOuarBi Tor three assistant messengers, TWO
trad unAa Wl8 Anll 4 lpun