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

one thousand dollars messenger and chief watch
man, one thousand and sixty dollars two watch
men, at eight hundred and fifty dollars each in
all, thirty four thousand two hundred and sixty
dollars
ONCE of assistant treasurer at san francisco :
For assistant treasurer, six Thousand dollars for
cashier, three thousand dollars for b0okkeeper,
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 eight hundred dollars; for three night
watchmen, at one thousand five hundred dollars
each for one day watchman, nine hundred and
sixty dollars; In all,twenty two thousand seven.hun-
once Of assistant treasurer at Philadelphia For
assistant treasurer five thousand dollars for cash
Ter and chief clerk, two thousand seven hundred
dollars bookkeeper, two thousand five hundred
dollars chief interest clerk, one thousand nine
hundred dollars assistant bOokkeeper, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; coin teller, one thou
sand seven hundred dollars chief registered inter-
est clerk, one thousand nine hundred dollars as
sstant coupon clerk; one thousand six hundred
dollars; Irrational currency clerk, one Thousand six
hundred dollars; two assistant registered 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 as
sistant fractional currency clerk, one thousand four
hundred dollars; receiving teller, one thousand
three hundred dollars assistant receiving teller
two thousand two hundred dollars superintend-
ent OF building, one thousand one hundred dollars
seven female counters,at nine hundred dollars each
four watchmen, at nine hundred and thirty dollars
each; In all, forty thousand and twenty three dol
lars
ONCE OF the assistant treasurer al SAINT Louis :.
For assistant treasurer five thousand dollars; Oh ef
clerk and teller two thousand five hundred dollars ;
assistant teller, one thousand eight hundred dollars
boOkkeeper, one thousand five hundred dollars I;
assistant bookkeeper, one thousand two hundred
dollars messenger, one thousand dollars; four
watchmen, at seven hundred dollars each ; in all, IT.
teen thousand eight hundred dollars
ONCE of the assistant treasurer at New Orleans .
For assistant treasurer four thousand five hundred
dollars for CASHIER two thousand live hundred dol
lars receiving teller, two thousand dollars book
keeper one thousand five hundred dollars assist
ant bookkeeper, one thousand five hundred dollars ;
porter, nine hundred dollars two watchmen, at
seven hundred and twenty dollars each two night
watchmen, at seven hundred and twenty dollars
each in ALL fifteen thousand seven hundred and
twenty dollars
ONCE of assistant treasurer at Charleston, South
Carolina: For assistant treasurer four Thousand
dollars one clerk, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars one clerk, one thousand six hundred dollars ;
one assistant messenger, seven hundred and twenty
dollars :; and two watchmen, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each in all, nine nousand five hun
dred and sixty dollars
ONCE of assistant treasurer at Baltimore: For
assistant treasurer five thousand d0llars for CASH
Ter, two thousand i've hundred dollars for three
clerks five thousand four hundred dollars for
three clerks four thousand two hundred dollars
for two clerks, two thousand four hundred dollars ;
for one messenger, eight hundred and forty dollars
for five vault watchmen three thousand six hundred
dollars In ALL twenty three thousand nine hundred
and forty dollars
ONCE of assistant treasurer at Chicago: For as
sistan treasurer five thousand dollars for cashier
two thousand 1--WE hundred dollars; for paying teller
one thousand eight hundred dollars for bookkeeper
and receiving teller, at one thousand five hundred
dollars EACH three thousand dollars for one clerk
enc thousand two hundred dollars for one mes
senger, at eight hundred and forty dollars for one
watchman, seven hundred and twenty dollars; in ALL
fifteen Thousand and sixty dollars
ONCE of assistant treasurer ut Cincinnati For
assistant treasurer five thousand dollars for cash
Ter, two thousand dollars for one bookkeeper, one
thousand eight hundred dollars for assistant cash
Ter, one thousand five hundred dollars for chief
clerk and interest clerk at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each for fractional currency clerk,
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dred dollars for one night Waterman, seven hun
bred and twenty dollars; two watchmen, at one hum
bred and twenty dollars each In all, fifteen thousand
two hundred and sixty dollars
ONCE of depositary at Louisville; For cashier,
two thousand dollars; for ASSISTANT cashier, one
Thousand two hundred dolla for bookkeeper, one
thousand five hundred dollars; for one Waterman,
seven hundred and twenty dollars Ia |, five thou
sand four hundred and twenty dollars
once OF depository at Pittsburgh For cashier,
one thousand eight hundred dollars boOkkeeper,
one thousand four hundred dollars one Waterman,
seven hundred and twenty dollars In all three thou
sand nine hundred and twenty dollars
Onlce OF depository at Santa fe; For depostary,
in addition to his pay as receiver, two thousand dol
lars one clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars
two watchmen, at seven hundred and twenty dollars
each in all, four thousand six hundred and forty
dollars
0nlceIof depository at Tuston, Arizona For de-
positAry, In addition to his pay as postmaster one
thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation to designated depositaries at
Buffalo, New York; Louisville, Kentucky; and
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for receiving, safely keep
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one half OF one per centum on the first one hundred
thousand dollars, one fourth of one per centum on
the second one hundred thousand dollars, and one
eighth of one per ceDtum on all sums over two hum
dred thousand dollars any sum which may have
been allowed TO such depOsaries for rent or any
other contingent expenses In respec 10 the custody
OF such public money being deducted from such
compensation before any payment shall be made
therefor; Pr, Uded, That no compensation shall be
allowed for the above services when the emOu-
ments OF the ONCE of which designated depository
is In commission amounts to the maximum cOmpen-
saton fixed by law nor shall the amount allowed
to any of said designated deposltares Tor such
services, when added to the emouments of the oilce
of which he Is in commission be more than sullci-
ent to make the maximum compensation liked by
law; And propif furtser, That the whole allow
ance TO any designated depository for such service
shall not exceed one thousand five hundred dollars
per annum, three thousand dollars
For contingent expenses under the act of sixth of
August, eighteen hundred and forty six for the col
lection safe keeping, transfer and disbursement OF
the public money, one hundred thousand dollars
Prorided That no part of said sum shall be expend-
ed for clerical services or yment OF employees OF
ment of the expenditure for the preceding fiscal
year of all sums appropriated for contingent expen-
SEES In any Department or Bureau of the Government
shall he presented to Congress at the beginning OF
each reguar session
For checks and check books for dsburslng officers
and others, and certificates of deposit for offices OF
the treasurer and assistant treasurer and designated
depositarles, thirteen thousand dollars
For compensation to special agents to examine
the books, accounts, and money on hand at the sew
era sub-treasuries and deposltaries, including ma
tOnas banks acting as deposltaries under the act OF
the sixth of August, eighteen hundred and forty SIX
| four thousand dollars
United States Minis and Assay Offices.
| once OF the Director of the Mint-For director
four thousand five hundred dollars examiner, two
thousand two hundred dollars; one cOmputer Of bull
| lion, TWO thousand two hundred dollars one CLERK
or class four one clerk of class two one clerk OF
class one one transla0r,0 thousand two hundred
| dollars one c0pyst, nine hundred dollars one
messenger and one laborer making, in al, the
sum of seventeen thousand two hundred and sixty
| dollars. And9 hereafter all salaries under the
the Director of the Mint ut Washington and at the
various mnts shall be at the rates appropriated for
| in this act
For contingent expenses of the United Statei
minis and assay offices. namely: For specimens O
| COINS to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Treasury, three hundred and hftl
| dollars for books, la ances and weights, ano
| other incidental expenses one thousand 1--we hun
| dred dollars
Forrecoinage of gold coins, to meet the difference
between the nominal and bullion value OF gold coins
now in the treasury, reduced by natural abrasion be
low the legal limit, and to be reconed, to be eXpend
ed under the direction Of the Secretary OF the Urea
| sury, twenty thousand dollars
Mint at Philadelphia-For salaries OF the superin
tendent, four thousand five hundred dollars for the
assayer melter and reiiner, coiner and engraver,
three thousand dollars each the assistant assayer
assistant melter and ener, and assistant cOiner,
two thousand one hundred dollars each; cashier
| two thousand five hundred dolla 3 chief clerk twl
thousand four hundred dollars bOOkkeeper depOsi
clerk, and weigh erik at two thousand dollars each
and two clerks, at one thousand eight hundred dol
lars each in all, thirty seven thousand three hun
dred dollars
For wages of workmen and adjusters, two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars
For incidental aud contingent expenses, incud
ing new machinery and repairs, eighty five thousan
dollars
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