National Republican., 1874-07-10

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! hundred dollars each; two principal book
! keeners one at two thousand six hundred dol
| lars and one at two thousand five hundred dol
! lars. 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 dol
lars each; thirteen clerks of class four thirteen
clerks of class three; nine clerks OF class tive:
eight clerks OF class one; sixty female clerks,
at nine hundred dollars each; seven messen-
gers; fye male lsbOrers, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each; and seven female labor
ers, AZ two hundred and forty dollars each: in
all, one hundred snc eighty thousand four hun
dred and sixty dollars.
REGISTER OF TIE ETREAsURY.-For conpen-
sation Of the Register of the Treasury, four
thousand dollars; assistant register, two thou
sano DOLLARS chief clerk, two thousand dol
lars; seven clerks Of class four; ten clerks OF
class three; fourteen clerks of class two: eight
CLERKS OF class one; eight cOpyists, az nine hun
ored dollars each; one messenger: two assistant
messengers, and two lsborers; in all, seven
ty-siK thousand seven hundred and twenty dol
lars.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENcY-For
Comptroller Of the Currency, five thousand
dollars; deputy comptroller, two thousand five
hundred dollars; thirteen clerks of class four;
class two; eleven clerks OF class one; thirty
three female clerks; four messengers; four la
borers, and two night watchme1; 10 ali, one
hundred and twenty-one thousand six hundred
and eighty dollars.
For the purpose Of Withdrawing from circu-
lation the genuine notes of national banks
which have been counterEe!Ied, ten thousand
dollars.
For expenses Of special examinations of
naticQGl banks, three thousand dollars.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
For Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, six
thousand dollars; one deputy commissioner,
three thousand FIVE hundred dollars, and one
deputy commissioner, three thousand dollars;
seven heads Of divisions, at two thousand five
hundred dollars each; one stenographer, at
two thousand dollars; thirty clerks of class
four; foTty-fve clerks Of class three, ffty-two
clerks Of class TWO; eighteen clerks Of class
one; seventy-fve cOpyists, at nine hundred
dollars each; five messengers; three assistant
messengers, and fourteen laborers; in all, thr.
hundred and fOrty-three thousand five hundred
and forty dollars.
For dies, paper, and stamps, four hundred
thousand 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 SUPER
and miscellaneous expenses, two million four
hundred thousand dollars; and hereafter no
gauger shall receive a greater compensation
than six dollars per day.
For detecting and bringing to trial and pun
ishment persons guilty Of violating the internal
revenue laws, or conniving at the same, includ-
ing payments for information and detection of
such violations, one hundred thousand dollars.
LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.-FOr chief clerk Of the
Board, two thousand dollars; two
clerks of class four, two clerks Of class three,
one clerk of class two, one clerk of class one
one female copyist, one messenger, and one
lsoorer; in all thirteen thousand eight hundred
and sixty dollars.
BUREAU OF STATISTICS For the officer in
charge of the Bureau of Statistics, two thou
sand five hundred dollars: chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; eleven clerks of class four,
seven clerks of class three, nine clerks of class
two, four clerks Of class one, FIVE copyists, At
nine hundred dollars each; one messenger, one
ls5orer, and one Chsrwom2n, at four hundred
and eighty dollars; il all, fifty-nine thousand
four hundred and forty dollars.
Treasury Observation-Disclosures stationery
for the Treasury Department and its several
bureaus, fifty thousand dollars.
For purchase OF official postage stamps, two
hundred thousand dollars.
Contingent expenses Of the Treasury De- !
Dartmcnt, namely:
For arranging and binding cancelled marine |
papers, requisitiOns, and other important re- |
cords, sealing ships registers, for foreign post
AGE, newspapers, books, hand stamps, and re- !
pairs of the same, twelve Thousand dollars.
For Investigations of accounts and records, |
ncludiDg the necessary travelling expenses, and |
or other travelling expenses, four thousand |
lOllars.
For freight, eIpressage, kilograms, and car |
ickets, five thousand dollars.
For rent Of buildings, thirteen thousand one |
hundred dollars.
For care and subsistence of horses for Office,
nd msil-wagons, including feeding and shoe |
ng and for wagons, harness, and repairs of |
anne, five thousand four hundred dollars.
For ice, buckets, file-hOlders, book rests, la
or for care of grounds, clocks, and repairs
+ the same, eleven thousand dollars.
For coal, wood, CRATES, grate-baskets and
Xtures, stoves and fixtures, blowers, coal-hods,
earths, shOvels, tongs, pokers, matches, and
latch-safeS, fourteen thousand dollars
For gas, drop-ights and tubing, gas-burners,
'rack5ts, and globes, candles, lantern, and
Vicks, twenty-five thousand one hundred and
twenty-five dollars.
For carpets, oilcloth, mating, repairs clean
ng, and laying Of the same, twelve thousand
hree hundred dollars.
For desks, tables and chairs, and shelving
or fiss-rOoms and cases; repairs of furniture;
,oxes, rugs, chair-coyers and Gaming, cushions,
10th for covering desks, locks, screws, hand
avs, turpentine and Varnish, twenty two thou
and seven hundred dollars.
For washing towels, brooms, brushes, crash,
otton cloth, cane, chamois skins, busters,
our, keys, lye, matches, nails, oil, powders,
PONCE, soap, tacks, wallpaper and the other
expenses required for the cur
ent and ordinary business Of the Department;
nd for repairs Of machinery, baskets, spit
Oons, files, water-Coolers, tumb!ers, ice-picks,
owls and pitchers, traps, Thermometers, ven-
ators, towels, awnings and fixtures, alcohol,
and fixtures, wire screens, hem
ling towels, axes, bellows, chisels, canvas,
andle-sticks, door and window fasteners, bells
nd bell-pulls, hammers, mallets, leather, gum
nd other betting, stencil-plates, tools, whet-
zones, wire and zine, and other absolutely ne
essGry expenses, tweuty-one thousand eight
undred and twenty-five dollars
Ito be confinueS)