National Republican., 1874-07-10
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED ATTHE FIRST SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.

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PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
TGENERE1. NATURE, No. ST. Continued
For enc bridge keeper at Chain Bridge, sever
hundred and twenty dollars.
For watchman for circle at intersection o.
Massachusetts and Vermont avenues, i've hun,
Sired anu. forty dollars.
For contingent and incidental expenses, two
thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation Of the President OF tne
United States, fifty thousand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice FTeslueuI Vi
the United States, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to private secretary LuIee L.
thousand i've hundred dollsrs; aSsistSht secIe-
taTy, two thousand five hundred C1lIAIs' I' wv
executive clerks at two thousand thISe nun, nun
dred dollars each steward at two thousand
dollars and messenger at one thousand two
hundred dollars of the President OF the United
States; in all, thirteen thoIsano elght huhureu
dollars
For contingent expenses of the Executive
Office, including stationery therefor, sfX thou
'aNN U'iISzi iRISFziPARTNIENT OF STATE.
For co11DeDsstion of the Secretary Of State,
,sight thousand dollars; two Assistant Sec
Tefsries of State, at three thousand five
bundled dollars each and one additional
Assistant Secretary of State, with like COM
pensation, to be appointed by the Presi-
dent by and with the advice and consent
Of The Senate, to be known as the Third As
sistsut Secret2 2ry Of State: for chief clerk, Two
thousand five hundred dollars; twelve clerks
Of class four: six clerks of class three: eleven
clerks of class one; and thirteen clerks, each
,ofwhch thirteen shall receive a compensation
At the rate OF nine hundred dollars a year; one
messenger; one assistant messenger; nine
Iaborers; and four watchmen; in ali, eighty
eight thousand and twenty dollars.
For six chiefs Of bureaus, consular, diplo-
1nstic, accounts, rolls and library, statistics,
and indexes and archives at two thousand
four hundred dollars each, fourteen thousand
four hundred dollars.
For publishing the laws of the first session
of the Forty-third Congress in pamphlet form
and in newspapers, ,eighty-siX thousand dollars:
HOridsd, That after the fourth day of March,
eighteen hundred and seveuty-fve the pub
ication of the laws in newspapers shall cease.
For prOol-reading and packing the laws and
documents for the various legations and con-
sulstes including boxes and transportation Of
the same, three thousand dollars; for station
cry, furniture, fixtures and repairs, five thou
sand dollars; for books and maps, two thousand
i've hundred dollars; for extra clerk hire and
copying, four thousand dollars; in all, fourteen
thousand iYe hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, namely For rent,
fifteen thousand seven hundred and fifty dol
1ars; for fuel, two thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars; for lights, one thousand two hundred
dollars; for repairs, four thousand dollars: iOE
care ami subsistence Of horses and repairs Of
carriages, TWO thousand dollars; ana ior mis-
cellaDeOus items, nos included i'll the foregoing,
six thousand two hundred and fifty dollars; in
all, thirty-one thousand seven hundred dollars
1s- h. -a~ol-7 fl.t1N
materials for the l:thOgrsphic press, two thou
sand Eve hundred dollars.
For purchase Of Odicial postage stamps, my
Thousand dollars.
That from and after the first day Of July
next fee OF five dollars shall be collected for
each citizens passport issued from the Depart
ment. An account OF these fees shall be kept,
and the amount collected shall be paid into
the Treasury of the United States at least
quarterly.
Provided, That the Secretary of State may
prescribe duties for the Assistant Secretaries, |
the Solicitor, not interfering with mis- duties as
an officer Of the Department of Justice and |
the clerks Of bureaus, as well as for ali the
other employees IN the Department, and NAV
make changes and transfers therein when. in |
his judgment, it becomes necessary
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SECRETARY' : sOEFICE.-FOF compensation of !
the Secretary of the Treasury, eight thousand |
dollars; two Assistant Secretaries of the Treas
Ury, at three thousand five hundred dollars
each; chief clerk and cz oficiO superintendent
Of the Treasury building, three thousand dol
lars; one principal clerk of warrants and ap-
preparations, three thousand dollars; seven
principal clerks, at two thousand eight hun
dred dollars each; eight assistant clerks, at two
four hundred dollars each; twenty
five OF class four; two discussing clerks. at
tive thousand eight hundred dollars each.
twenty-siI clerks of class three; twcnty-one
clerks Of class two; eighteen clerks of class
one; thirty-One female clerks, at nine hundred
dollars each: ProyiCJcd, That no money
appropriated by this act shall be used to paw
male employees more than is paid to female
employees for like services; eleven messengers
and eleven lsbOrers; one clerk of class four
and one clerk Of class one, TO assist the chief
clerk in experimenting the building; one can
tain Of the watch, one thousand four hundred
dollars; one engineer, one Thousand six hun
1red dollars; one machinist and gas-fitter, one
thousand two hundred dollars; one store
keeper one thousand four hundred dollars.
sixty watchmen, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each, and, additional to two of said
Eatchmen, acting as lieutensnts of watchmen,
Two hundred and eighty dollars each, in addi
lion; twenty-five labOrerS, at seven hundred
and twenty dollars each; one assistant engi-
lser, one thousand dollars; nile firemen, at
seven hundred and twenty dollars each; ninety
,har-women, at one hundred and eighty dol
ars each; in all, three hundred and forty-two
thousand one hundred dollars
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.-Tn the congtruc-
ion branch Of the Treasury: For Supervising
Architect, four thousand dollars; chief clerk,
,Wo thousand five hundred dollars: b,ok
Keeper, two thousand dollars; photographer.
Wo thousand five hundred dollars: assistant
one thousand six hundred dol {
ars; four clerks Of class four, additional TO
Wo clerks Of class four, one at six hundred /
iollsrs and one at two hundred dollars; four
Jerks OF class three, TWO clerks of class one,
wo copyists and one messenger: in all, thirty I
wo thousand and forty dollars .
FIRST COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY-I
FOR First Comptroller of the Treasury. five !
thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
.ollars; ten clerks Of class four, twelve clerks
f class three, ten clerks of class two. five
Jerks OF class one, six copyists, at nine hun =
red dollars each; one messenger, one assistant
messenger, and two laborers; in all, seventy
Wo thousand six hundred dollars
eECOND COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
For Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
We thousand dollars: chief clerk, two tbo1 :
and dollars; twelve clerks Of class four: eigb-
cen clerks Of class three; eighteen clerks of Z
lass two; fourteen clerks OF class one; ten
Opyists, at nine hundred dollars each: one
lborers, in all, one hundred and eleven thou :
nd four hundred dollars. !
COMMISSIONER OF CUsTOMs-FOr Commis
oner OF Customs, three thousand dollars: :
hief clerk, two Thousand dollars: three clerks /
class four; seven clerks of class three; ten
Jerks of class two; nine clerks of class one: = :
ne messenger, and one labOrer; in all, FORTY
eveu thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars, a
FIRST AUDITOR.-For the First Auditor OF <
le Treasury, three thousand dollars: chief
Jerk, two Thousand dollars; three clerks of
lass four; ten clerks of class three; eight
erks Of class two; thirteen clerks Of class
ne; one messenger; one assistant messen rcr,
nd one laborer: in all, ifty-fve thousand four
1ndred and eighty dollars.
SECOND AUDITOR.-FOr Second Auditor
Tree thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thou .,
md dollars; six clerks of class four: and, for il
iditIonsl 10 disbursing clerk, two hundred
pillars; forty clerks OF class three: seventy
Inc clerks Of class Two; sixty clerks of class
ne; one messenger; five assistant messengers:
nd seven laborers; in all, two hundred and u
twenty-five thousand and eighty dollars.
THIRD AUDITOR.-FOr ThirG Auditor. three =.
lousand dollars; chief cle.k, two thousand +
1llars; eleven clerks of class four: twenty-six y
erhs OF class three; eighty-twO clerks of class %
70; l9rty-lour clerks Of class one: ten cony- /,
Is, at nine hundred dollars each; two rnessen- A
ITS; two assistant messengers. and five 10
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