Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

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,Sousand dollars; painting, tso thousand DOL
| lSrs; carpets, three thousand dsllars; furniture
| thr> e thSussnd i've hundred dollars; keeping OF
one thousspd two res sS ana has-
| ware eigh. hundred dollars; for rent of house
| numbered nine hundred and fifteen, r. street
| niscellaneous iterns, seven thousand d re hun
| dred dollars; making, in al, forty nine thous-
and one hundred dollars
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
| For compen sstion OF Commissioner of Agri-
culture three thousand dollars, chief clerk, two
| thousand dollar s; entomologist, two thousand
dollars; chemist, two THOUSAND dollars, assistant
| chemist, one I'd, 'ussnd six hundred dollars;
| superintendent OF experimental gardens aud
grounds, two thouSA I'd dollars; ststistican. tw,
thousand dollars; d. bursting clerk, one thou
| seed-room. one thousah d eight hundred dollars:
| librarian, one thousand eight hundred dollars
ootanist, one thousand .Hgnt HUNDRED dollars;
lars four clerks Of class fOu - I'VE clerks OF class
three; six clerks or class q 70; seven clerks of
class one; engineer. one thoa and four hundred
dollars; superintendent Of n Hding room, one
thousand two hundred dollars; assistant super
intendent Of experimental sarde aud grounds,
one thousand two hundred doh Es; assistant
pelfntendent of the see q room, one thousand
two hundred dollars; three copyh q, at nine
hundred dollars each; two atte. ldAnts In
museum museum: at one thousand dollars ca en- shiei
two assistant messengers, at seven hun1. ed AMI
twenty dollars each; one carpenter. A. nine
hundred and sixty dollars; three wstchmel ; and
nine laborers; making, in all, ssventy-s. ven
ibousapd one hundred and eighty dollarsI
for Postage ON seeds, reports, circulars, s.1d
letters, FIFTY two thousand dollars.
Fer collecting agricultural statistics. ana
computing and writing matter for monthly. an
Eual, and special reports, fifteen thousand dol
airs: Proridet, That no part OF this sum shall
he pad TO any person receiving at the same
time other compensation an officer or eEs-
ployee of the Department.
For purchase or new and valuable seeds and
plants Tor distribution. sixty thOu-2 nj dol
and OF this sum 1--WE thousand dollars shall be
for purchase and distribution of cotton seed;
ior expense OF putting mp the same, for labor,
oagelng, paper, twine, gum, and other neces-
saIy materials, five thousand dollars.
rOf completing library cases, cases for ma-
scum, repairs o! building, heating apparatus,
furniture, water and gas pipes, new furniture
carpets, and mating, four thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For labor on experimental garden, and for
hower-pots, repairs TO greenhouse, and pur-
chase OF new plants ana seeds for the same,
eight thousand dollars.
For stationery, two thousand dollars: for
freight-charges, two thousand dollars; for fuel
Two thousand dollars; for lights, SIX hundred
dollars; for subsistence and care of horses, aud
repair of harness and carriage, one thousand
five hundred dollars; for paper, Irvine, aud gum
for tolding-room, five hundred dollars; for Incl
dental and miscellaneous items, namely, for
advertising, telegraphing, dry goods, soap,
brushes, brooms, mats, oils, paints, glass lum
Der, hardware, Ice, and expenses in attending
FAIRS, and care OF stationery, four thousand dol
lars; in all, twelve thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For collecting and modelling specimens of
fruits and vegetables, ana collecting and pre-.
pairing specimens for the museum and her
barium, two thousand dollars.
For chemicals and apparatus for the use of
the che mlcal division, one thousand dollars.
For materials for the use OF the microscO-
pist, three hundred dollars.
For chronological works of reference, two
hundred and rfty dollars: for botanical works
OF reference, two hundred and fifty dollars; for
works on chemistry, mineralogy, and charts,
two hundred and fifty dollars; for current
agricultural works for the library, two hundred
and fifty dollars; for miscellaneous agricultural
periodicals, two hundred and nifty dollars; ana
for completion OF sets, two hundred ami ifty
collars; in all, one thousand i've hundred
dollars.
JUDICIAL.
UNITED STATES COURTS
For the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
of the United States, ten thousand five hum
ired Collars and for eight associate or retired
Justices, ten thousand dollars each; in all,
ninety thousand five hundred dollars
For nine circuit judges, TO reside in circuit,
fifty thousand dollars.
For salary OF the reporter of the decisions of
the Supreme Court OF the United States, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For salary of the marshal of the Supreme
Court, three thousand fl We hundred dollars
For salaries of the district judges OF the Uni
ted States, including the salaries OF the retired
Judges OF the eastern district of Texas, eastern
district of Wisconsin, Massachusetts and of
the district of Delaware, one hundred and nine
ty-three thousand dellars.
SU-
preme court of the District of Columbia and the
ionr associate judges, twenty thousand i've
hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the district attorneys of
the United States, nineteen thousand three hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For cOnpen satiOn of the district m arshals of
he nlted States, eleven thousand nine hum
drtd dollars.
For salary Of the warden of the jail in the
District OF Columbia, two Thousand dollars.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of five judges of the Court of
Claims, at four thousand tive hundred dJliars
each; the chief clerk, three thousand dollars:
and assistant clerk, two thousand dollars; hail
III, one Thousand i've hundred dollars; and N IS
senger thereof; in all, twenty mine thousand
eight hundred and forty dollars.
For stationery, books, fuel, labor, and other
cont ngent ana miscellaneous expenses, three
thousand dollars; for reporting the decisions OF
the court, clerical hire, labor in preparing and
experimenting the printing of the ninth vol
unle of the Reports or the Court Of Claims 70
dollars.
For new cases for the files in the clerks Of
fee, desks, and repairing old desks ana tables
there, and In the courtroom, one thousand dol
lars.
Topay judgments OF the Court of Claims, one
million collars.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
flee Of he Attorney GenerdI.-FOr compenss-
ton OF the Attorney General, eight Thousand
collars; SolicitoT.General, seven thousand i've
hundred dollars; three Assistant Attorneys
General, at i've thousand dollars each; one As
sstant Attorney eneral OF Post-Otiice Depart
nent, four Thousand dollars; solicitor of Inter-
nal revenue. five Thousand dollars; naval solicit
tor ana judge advocate general, three thousand
five hundred dollars; examiner OF claims, three
thousand five hundred dollars; law clerk, three
thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand two
hundred dollars; stenOgraphc clerk, two thous-
and dollars; two law clerks, at two thousand
dollars each; six clerks Of class four. additional
for disbuTsing clerk, two hundred dollars; one
clerk OF class two; one telegraph operator, at
one thousand dollars five copyists, at nine hun
dred dollars each; one messenger; two assistant
messengers; two laborers; and two watchmen;
IN all, eighty thousand seven hundred and sixty
dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Department,
namely: For furniture and repairs, one thou
sand ave hundred dollars; for care OF and sub
sistence of horses, one thousand four hundred
dollars; repairs 10 carriages and harness, six
hundred dollars; for law ana miscellaneous
books for the library of the Departmen MT, three
thousand dollars; for the same for the Office OF |
the Solicitor Of the Treasury, one thousand dol
lars; for stationery, two thousand five hundred