Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-10

OF class three eight clerks Of class two thirteen
clerks of class one one messenger, one assistant
messenger, and one laborer In all, fifty 1--WE thou
sand four hundred and eighty dollars
Second Auditor-For second auditor, three thou
six clerks Of class four and for additional to dis
bursting clerk, two hundred dollars forty clerks Of
class three seventy nine clerks OF class two sixty
erks of class one ; one messenger; five assst-
ant messengers and seven laborers IN ALL two
hundred and seventy two thousand aud eighty dol
lars
Third Auditor-For third auditor, three thousand
dollars chief clerk, two thousand dollars eleven
clerks of class four twenty six clerks OF class hree
eighty two clerks of class twO forty four clerks of
class one; ten copylsts, at nine hundred dollars
each two messengers. two assistant messengers !;
and i've laborers making In all two hundred and
forty nine thousand seven hundred and twenty dol
lars
Fourth Audtor-For the fourth auditor three
thousand dollars chief clerk two thousand dollars:
three eleven clerks Of class two ten clerks of
class one six female clerks,at ne hundred dollars
each one messenger, one asss' ant messenger, and
Two laborers In al,seventy eight thousand six hun
dred dollars
Fifth Auditor-For the nth auditor, three thou
SAND dollars chief clerk, two thousand dollars ;
four clerks Of class four seven clerks of class three
seven clerks OF class two; nine clerks of class one ;
Six copyiss, at nine hundred dollars each one
messenger; one assistant messenger and two
dollars
Auditor of the Treasury for the Post ONCE De-
psrtment-For compensation of the auditor OF the
treasury for the post office department., three thou
hunu uOllhrS, CnleI clerk, TWO tnOuSlnu dollars ,
nine clerks OF class four and, additional to one
clerk Of class four dlsbursing clerk, two hundred
dollars sixty two clerks of class three sixty nine
clerks OF class Two thirty seven clerks of class one
one messenger one assistant messenger; and egll-
teen laborers also, fifteen female assorers in money
orders, at nine hundred dollars each in ALL two
hundred and eighty nine thousand six hundred and
twenty dollars
For ten assorters of money orders, ten thousand
dollars
Treasurer-For compensation of the treasurer of
ine United States, SIX thousand five hundred dol
lars assistant treasurer, three thousand eight hun
dred dollars cashier, three thousand eight hundred
dollars; assistant cashier, three thousand five hun
d ed dollars; five chiefs OF DIVISION at two thousand
seven hundred dollars each two principal book
keepers, one at two thou sand six hundred dollars
and one at two thousand five hundred dollars two
tellers, one at two thousand seven hundred dollars
and one at two thousand six hundred dollars one
chief clerk, two thousand seven hundred dollars !;
TWO assistant tellers at two thousand three hundred
and fifty dollars each thirteen clerks OF class four
thirteen clerks OF class three nine clerks OF class
two eight clerks of class one sixty female clerks
AZ nine hundred dollars each seven mess myers ;
1--WE male laborers, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each and seven female labOrers, at two hun
dred and forty dollars each In all, one hundred
and eighty thousand four hundred and sixty dol
Register of the Treasury For compensation of the
register OF the treasury, four thousand dollars
slstant register, two thousand dollars chef clerk
TWO thousand dollars; seven clerks of class four ;
ten clerks OF class three fourteen clerks OF class
two eight clerks OF class one; eight copyists, at
nine hundred dollars each one messenger two
assistant messengers; and two labOrers In all,
seventy six thousand seven hundred and twenty dol
lars
Comptroller OF the Currency-For comptroller of
the currency five thousand dollars; deputy comp
roller, two thousand five hundred dollars thirteen
clerks OF class four fourteen clerks of class three
twelve clerks Of class two eleven clerks of class
one thirty thr &c female clerks four messengers
four laborers and two night watchmen ; in all, one
hundred and twenty one thousand six hundred and
eighty dollars
For the purpose of withdrawing from circulation
the genuine notes of national banks which have been
cOunterfelted, ten thousand dollars
For expenses OF special examinations of national
banks, three thousand dollars
Commissioner of Internal Reyenue-For commits
slOner of internal revenue, six thousand dollars ;
one deputy commissioner three thousand five hun
dred dollars, and one deputy commissioner, three
thousand dollars seven heads OF divisions, at tw o
thousand five hundred dollars each one stenO-
grapher, at two thousand dollars thirty clerks Of
class four forty 1--we clerks Of class three fifty two
clerks OF class two; eighteen clerks of class one ;
seventy five copysts al nine hundred dollars each
five messengers three assistant messengers !;
and fourteen laborers; in all, three hundred and
forty three thousand five hundred and forty dol
lars
For dies, paper, and stamps, four hundred thou
sand dollars
For salaries and expenses OF collectors, two mil
lion one hundred and ninety thousand five hundred
and forty two dollars
For salares expenses,, and fees of supervise s.
storekeepers, agents. surveyors, gaugers, and mis-
ceaneous expenses, two million four hundred
thousand dollars !, and hereafter gauger shall
ceve greater compensation than six dollars per
day
For detecting and bringing to trial and punish
ment persons guilty of Violating the internal rev.
enue laws, or cOnnlving AT the same inc. uding pay
ments for information and detection of such VIOLA
tons, one hundred thousand dollars
Light House Board-For chief clerk of the light
house board, two thousand dollars two clerks of
class four two clerks of class three clerk OF
class one one female cOpyist, one messenger, and
one laborer; in ALL thirteen thousand eight hundred
and sixty dollars
Bureau OF Statstics-For the ofllcer In charge Of
the bureau OF Statistics two thousand five hundred
dollars chief clerk, two thousand dollars; eleven
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nine clerks Of class two four clerks of class one
five copylsts, at nine hundred dollars each one
messenger, one laborer, and one char-woman, at
four hundred aud eighty dollars In all, fifty nine
thousand four hundred and forty dollars
Treasury Mscellaneous-For stationery for the
treasury department and its several bureaus fifty
thousand dollars
For purchase of oniclal postage stamps, two hun
dred thousand dollars
Contingent expenses OF the Treasury Department,
namely
For arranging and binding cancelled marine pa
pers acquisitions, and other important records seal
ing ships registers for foreign postage newspapers,
books, hand stamps and repairs OF the same, twelve
Thousand dollars
For Investigations of accounts and records, in
GLIDING the necessary travelling expenses and for
other travelling expenses, four thousand dollars
For freight, eXpressage, kilograms, and tick
cts, nve thousand dollars
For rent OF buildings, thirteen thousand one hun
bred dollars
For care and subsistence of horses for ofllce and
mailwagons, including feeding and shoeing and for
wagons harness, and repairs OF same, five thousand
For ice, buckets, file holders book rests, labor ;
for OF grounds clocks, and repairs of the same,
| eleven thousand dollars
For coal, wood, CRATES, grate-baskets and fixtures
stoves and 1xtures blowers, coal h0ds, hearhs shO.
vels t0ngs p0kers, Matches and match safes, four
| teen thousand dollars
| For gas, drop lights and tubing, gas burners,
| brackets, and globes candles, lanterns, and wcks,
twenty two thousand one hundred and seventy five
| dollars
For carpets, oil cloth, mating, repairs, cleaning
and lafng OF the same,twelve thousand three hun
bred dollars
For desks, tables and chairs, and shelving for file
| rooms, and cases repairs OF furniture boxes
rugs, chair covers and Gaming, cushions, cloth fol
covering desks, locks, screws, hand saws, turpen
tine, and varnish twenty Two thousand seven hun
/ dred dollars
| For washing towels, brooms, brushes, crash, cot
ton cloth, cane, chamOs-skins busters, flour, Keys
I've, Matches nails OIL powder, sponge, soap, tacks
wall paper, and the other miscellaneous expenses
required for the current and ordinary business Of
| baskets, spttOOns, lilies, water coolers, tumblers
Ice picks, bowls and pitchers, traps thermometers
yentiiators, towels, awnings and fixtures, alcohol
window shades and fixtures, wire screens, hem
ming towels axes, bellows chisels, canvas, candle
sticks, door and window fasteners, bell and bel
pulls, hammers mallets, leather, gum, and othe
belllng stencil plates. tools, whetstOnes, WIRE nn(
| zinc, and other absolutely necessary expenses
twenty one thousand eight hundred and twenty five
| dollars
Independent Treasurer
Once of the assistant treasurer at New York Fo
assistant treasurer, eight thousand dollars for de
puy assistant treasurer hree thousand six hundre'
dollars; cashier and chief clerk, four thousand tw,
hundred dollars chief OF coin division, four thou
sand dollars chief of note paying division, tlr
thousand dollars chief of note receiving division
three thousand dollars; chiefof check division tire
thousand dollars. chief of registered interest diVi