The Portland daily press., 1874-09-14

nVe male 1dDurerS, at seven hundred and twenty |
dollars each; and female laborers at two hun
dred and forty dollars each in ALL hundred and
and eighty thousand four hundred and sixty dollars
REGISTER oE THE TREAsURY-For compensa-
ton of the Register of the Treasury, four thousand
dollars; assistant register two thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thousand dollars seven clerks of
class four ten clerks of class hree fourteen clerks
of class two; eight clerks of class one; eight copy
lists, at nine hundred dollars each; one messenger;
two assistant messengers; and two aborers in all,
seventy-sX thousand seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENcY.-For compt-
roller of the currency, five thousand dollars dep
uty comptroller, two thousand five hundred dollars;
thirteen clerks of class four fourteen clerks of class
three; twelve clerks of class two; eleven clerks of
class oEe thrty-three female clerks; four messen-
gers; four aborers; and two night watchmen; in ALL
one hundred and tweny -one thousand six hundred
and eighty dollars.
For the purpose of Withdrawing from circulation
the genuine notes of national banks which have
been counterteited, ten thousand dollars.
For expenses of special examinations of national
banks, three thousand dollars.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REvENUE.-For
commissioner of internal revenue, six thousand dol
lars; one deputy commissioner three thousand4ive
hundred dollars, and one deputy commissioner,
three thousand dollars; heads of divisions at
two thousand five hundred dollars each; stem
ographer at two thousand dollars thirty clerks of
class Jour- ortyve clerks of class three; tiftytwo
clerks of class two; eighteen clerks of class one;
seventy-five copsists at nine hundred dollars each
| five messengers; three assistant messengers; and
| fourteen laborers; in ALL three hundred and forty
three thousand five hundred and forty dollars.
For dies, paper, and stamps, four hundred thou
| sand dollars.
For salaries and expenses of collectors two million
one hundred and ninety thousand five hundred and
| forty-two dollars.
| For salaries, expenses, and fees Of supervisors
storekeepers, agents. surveyors, gaugers, and mis-
cellaneous expenses, two million four hundred thou
sand dOllars and hereafter gauger shall receive
| greater compensation than six dollars per day.
| For detecting and bringing to trial and punish
ment persons guilty of violating the internal revenue
laws, or cOnnving at the same, including payments
for information and detection Of such violations
hundred thousand dollars
LIGHT HOUSE RO ARD-For chief clerk of tha
light house board two thousand dollars; two clerks
of class four; two clerks of class three clerk
OF class two; clerk of class One female copy
ist messengers and one laborer in all, thirteen
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars.
BUREAU OF STATISTICS For the officer in charge
of the bureau of statistics two thousand five hun
bred dollars; Chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
eleven clerks of class four; clerks of class
three nine clerks of class two four clerks of class
one; five copysts, at nine hundred dollars each
messenger; one laborer; and one charwomai at four
hundred and eighty dollars; in ALL fifty mine thou
sand four hundred and forty dollars.
TREASURY MIscELLANEoUs.-Fo stationery for
the Treasury department and its several bureaus
For purchase Of official postage-stamps, two hun
dred thousand dollars.
namely:
For arranging and binding Cancelled marine papers,
acquisitions, and other important records sealing
ships registers for foreign postage, newspapers,
books, handsamps, and repairs of the same, twelve
thousand dollars.
For investigations of accounts and records in
Guiding the necessary traveling-eXpenses. and tor
other travelling expenses, tour thousand dollars.
For freight, expressage kilograms, and car-tickets
For rent of buildings thirteen thousand one hun
dred dollars.
mail-wagons, including feeding and shoeing; and
for wagons harness, and repairs of same five thou
sand four hundred dollars.
For ice, buckets, file holders, book rests labor for
care OF grounds, clocks and repairs of the same,
eleven thousand dollars.
For coal, wood, CRATES gratebaskets and fixtures,
stoves ana fixtures, blowers, coal-hods, heartls,
| shovels, tongs, pokers, Matches and match-safes
fourteen thousand dollars.
| For gas, drop-lights and tubing, gas burners,
brackets and globes, Candles lanterns, and wicks,
twenty-five thousand one hundred and seventy-fve
| dollars.
For carpets, oil-coth, mating, REPAIRS cleaning
and laying of the same, twelve thousand three hun
For desks tables and chairs and shelving for files
rooms, and cases; repairs of furniture boxes rugs
and caning cushions cloth for covering
desks, locks, screws, handsaws turpentne and var
| nish, twenty-tw thousand seven hundred dollars.
For washing towels, brooms, brushes, crash cot
ton cloth, cane. chamois-skins, busters -four KEYS
lye, matches, nails oil, powders SPONGE SOAP tacks
wallpaper and the other Observation-Disclosures re-
CURED for the current and ordinary business of the
Department; and for repairs of machinery, baskets
splttoons, Tiles waer-coolers tumblers, ice picks
bowls aud pitchers traps. thermometers, ventiaors
towels, awnings and fixtures alcohol Window-shades
and fixtures, wire-screens, hemming towels, axes,
bellows, chsels canvas candle-sticks door and win
dow dow fasteners bells and bell-pulls, hammers, NAL
let's leather, gum and other betting, stencil plates
TOOLS whetstones, wire and Zinc and other absolute
ly necessary expenses, twenty-one thousand eight
| hundred and twenty-five dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
Office of the assistant treasurer at New York: For
assistant treasurer eight thousand dollars; for dep
uty assistant treasurer three thousand six hundred
dollars; cashier and chief clerk four thousand two
hundred dollars; chief of coin division, four thou
thousand dollars chief of note-receiving division
three thousand dollars; chief of check division
three thousand dollars; chief of registered interest
division, two thousand eight hundred dollars chief
ofcoupon-nerest division two Thousand five hun
dred dollars; chief of fractional currencytjiyision tyo
thousand five hundred dollars; hief of bond division
two thousand four hundred dollars chief of cancelled
check and record DIVISION two thousand dollars two
clerks at two thousand four hundred dollars each: six
clerksat two thousand two hundred dollars each ten
clerks at two Thousand dollars each; nine clerks at
one thousand eight hundred dollars each four clerks
at one thousand seven hundred dollars each; four
clerks, at thousand six hundred dollars each:
Two clerks at one thousand five hundred dollars each;
ten clerks at one thousand four hundred dollars
each: three clerks, at enc thousand two hundred
dollars each five messengers at thousand three
hundred dollars each; one messenger, one thousand
two hundred dollars; keeper of building one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; chief detective, one
thousand eight hundred dollars assistant detective
one thousand tonr hundred dollars; three hall men
at one thousand dollars each; six watchmen at sew
en- hundred and thirty dollars each; one engineer,
one thousand dollars; one porter, nine hundred dol
lars; in ALL one hundred and fifty thousand nine
hundred and eighty dollars.
Once OF the assistant treasurer at Boston: For
assistant treasurer five thousand dollars; for chief
clerk, two Thousand seven hundred dollars; paving
teller, two thousand five hundred dollars chief
terest clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars; re-
celyng teller, one thousand eight hundred dollars
hrst book keeper, one thousand seven hundred dol
Iars; second book-keeper, '1depostors'' accounts,
one thous md five hundred dollars; stamp and new
fractional -currency clerk, thousand eight hun
bred dollars; specie clerk one thousand i've hun
dred dollars; assistant specie clerk, one thousand
four hundred dollars; two coupon clerks at one
thousand four hundred dollars each; fractional-cur-
rency-redemption clerk, one thousand two hundred
dollars; receipt clerk, one thousand two hundred
dollars; assistant book-keeper. eight hundred dol
lars money clerk, thousand dollars; assistant
currency redemption clerk, one thousand one hun
dred dollars; assistant currency redemption clerk
one thousand dollars; messenger and chief watch
man, one thousand and sixty 0.lars; two watch
men, at eight hundred and fifty dollars each in all
thirty four Thousand hundred and sixty dollars
Office of assistant treasurer at San Francisco: For
assistant treasurer six thousand dollars; for cash
ier three thousand dollars for book-keeper two
thousand five hundred dollars; for assistant cashier
two thousand dollars; for assistant book keeper two
thousand dollars; for stamp clerk two thousand
four hundred dollars; for one clerk one thousand
one thousand five hundred dollars EACH for one day-
Waterman, nine hundred and sixty dollars; in hil
twenty-five thousand seven hundred and sixty dol
lars.
Office of the assistant treasurer at Philadelphia;
For assistant treasurer, five Thousand dollars for
cashier add chief clerk, two thousand seven HIM
dred dollars; book-keeper two thousand five hun
dred dollars; chief interest clerk one thousand nine
hundred collars; assistant book keeper, thou
sand eight hundred dollars; coin teller one thousand
seven hundred dollars; Chief registers d-interest |
clerk one thousand nine hundred dollars assistant
fract'onal-currency clerk, thousand six hundred
dollars two assistant Tegistered-loan clerks one at
one thousand five hundred dollars and one at one |
thousand four hundred dollars; assistant coin teller
one thousand four hundred dollars; assistant frac-
tona-currency clerk, one thousand four hundred |
dollars; receiving teller, one Thousand three hum
dred dollars; assistant receving-teer one th0u-
sand two hundred dollars; superintendent of bmld-
ing one thousand one hundred dollars; seven female
counters, at nine hundred dollars each four watch
men, at nine hundred and thirty dollars each; in ALL
forty thousand and twenty-three dollars.
t.,nt traa of IT
sstant treasurer, five thousand dollars chief clerk
and teller, two thousand five hundred dollars; as
sistant teller, one thousand eight hundred dollars:
book-keeper one thousand five hundred dollars as
sistant book-keeper, thousand two hundred dol
lars messenger, one thousand dollars; four watch
men, at seven hundred dollars each in ALL fifteen |
thousand eight hundred dollars.
Office OF assistant treasurer at New Orleans: For |
assistant treasurer four thousand five hundred dol
lars; for cashier, two thousand five hundred dollars;
receiving teller, two thousand dollars; book-keeper
one thousand five hundred dollars; assistant book |
keeper, one thoueand five hundred dollars: porter
nine hundred dollars; two watchmen at seven hum |
dred and twenty dollars each; two night watcbmen |
at seven hundred and twenty dosrS each: in ali |
fifteen thousand seven hundred and eighty dollars |
Office OF assistant treasurer at Charleston South |
Carolina: For assistant treasurer, four thousand |
dollars one clerk one thousand eight hundred dol
lars; one clerk, thousand six hundred dollars
one ass stan5 messenger, seven hundred and twenty
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