The Portland daily press., 1874-09-14

distribution of cottcn-seed; for expense of uniting
up the same, tor labor. bagging paper, twine gum,
and other necessary materials five thousand dollars
For completing Ibrary-cases, cases for museum
repairs of building, heating apparatus furnitnre'
water and gas pipes, new furniture. carpets, and
mating, four thousand two hundred dollars
For labor on experimental garden, and for flower
pots, repairs to green house, and purchase Of new
plants and seeds tor the same eight thousand dol
lars.
For stationery two thousand dollars for freight
charges, two thousand dollars; for fuel two thou
sand dollars; for lights, six hundred dollars; for
subsistence and care of horses, and repair of har-
ness and carriage. one thousand five hundred dol
lars Tor paper, Irvine, and gum for folding
five hundred dollars; for incidental and miscelane-
Gus tems' namely, for advertising. telegraphing,
dry goods soap, brushes booms, mats oils, paints,
grass, lumber, hardware, ice, and expenses in at
tending fairs and care of stationery, four thousand
dollars; in ALL twelve thousand six hundred dollars.
For collecting and modelling specimens of fruits
and vegetables, and collecting and preparing speci
dollars
For chemicals and apparatus for the use of the
chemical division, one thousand dollars.
three hundred dollars
For chronological works of reference, two hun
dred and fifty dollars Tor botanical works OF refer
ence, two hundred and fifty dollars; for works on
and fifty dollars; for current agricultural works for
the library, two hundred and tifty dollars for mis-
cellaaeous agricultural periodicals, two hundred
and nifty dollars; and for completion of SETS two
hundred and fifty dollars; in all, thousand five
hundred dollars.
JUDICIAL.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
For the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States, ten thousand five hundred dol
lars; and for eight associate retired Justices ten
thousand dollars each; in ALL ninety thousand five
hundred dollars.
For nine circuit Judges to reside in circuit fifty-
four thousand dollars.
For salary of the reporter of the decisions CT the
five hundred dollars IVY N
:, For salary of the marshal of the Supreme Court
tnree thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the district Judges of the United
otates including the salaries of the retired judges
OF the eastern district OF Texas eastern district of
Wisconsin. massachusetts, ana of the district of
delaware, one hundred and ninety-three thousand
dollars.
For salaries Of the chief justice of the supreme
court OF the District of Columbia, and the fonr as
sociate judges, twenty thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For compensation of the district attorpies of the
United States, nineteen thousand three hundred and
For compensation of the district marshaIs Of the
United States, eleven thousand nine hundred dol
For salary of the warden of the Jail in the Dis
trlet OF Columbia, two thousand dollars
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of five judges of the Court of Claims
at four thousand five hundred dollars each; the
cnlei clerk, three thousand dollars; and assistant
clerk, two thousand dollars; baiif one thousond
five hun red dollars; and messenger the eof: in all
tHenty-nine thousand eight hundred and forty dol,
For stationery, books, fuel labor, and other con-
ungent and miscellaneous expenses, three thousand
dollars; for reporting the decisions of the court
clerical hire labor in preparing and superintendent
the printing OF the ninth volume of the Reports Of
tne court OF Claims to pc paid on the order of the
court, one thousand dollars.
For new cases for the files in the clerks Office
DESKS and repairing old desks and tables there and
Ill the courtroom, one thousand dollars
10 pay judgments Of the Court of Claims, one
million dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.-For COM
pensation Of the Attorney-General, eight thousand
dollars; SolieitorGeneral seven thousand i've hun
dred dollars; three Attorneys at
five thousand dollars each; one Assistant Attorney
General of Post-0ffice Department. four tbousand
dollars; solicitor of internal revenue Eve tn ousand
dollars; naval solicitor and judgeadvocate- general
three thousand five hundred dollars; examiner OF
claims, three thousand FIVE hundred dollars; law
clerk, three thousand d liars; chief clerk two
thousand two hundred dollars; stenograghic clerk,
two thousand dollars; two law clerks at two tbou,
sand dollars each; six clerks of class four: addi.
tional tor disbursing clerk hundred dollars one
clerk OF class two; one telegraph OPERATOR at one
thousand doiiars ave copviss, at nine hundred dol
lars each; one messenger; two assistant messen-
gers; two laborers; and two wachmen, in all
eighty thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars.
FOR contingent expenses OF the Department, name-
~: For furniture and repairs, one thousand five
hundred dollars; for care of and subsistence OF
horses one thousand four hundred dollars; repairs
to carriages and harness, six hundred dollars; tor
law and miscellaneous books for the library of the
Department. three thousand doars for the same
Tor the office OF theSolicitOr of the Treasury one
thousand dollars; for stationery two thousand five
hundred dollars; for miscellaneous expenditure
such as teegraphng fuel, lights and other necessa-
res SIX thousand dollars; in all, sixteen thousand
dollars. And the Attorney General shall hereafter
annually report to Congress, in DETAIL the items.
amounts, and causes of expenditure of the contin-
gent expenses of this Department.
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY
For compensation Of the Solicitor Of the Treasury
three thousand five hundred dollars assistant So
hcitor, three thousand dollars; chief clerk. two
thousand dollars; four clerks of class four: two
clerks OF class three three clerks of class two:
clerks OF class one; one messenger; and one labor
er; in ALL twenty-seven thousand and sixty dollars
For rent of the portion (four foors) of the build
ing occupied by the Department OF Justice, four
teen thousand dollars.
For official postage-stamps for the Department of
Justice, ten thousand dollars.
That it shall be the duty of the heads of the sew
eral Executive Departments and of the heads of The
respective Bureaus therein, in the interests of the
public SERVICE to require OF all clerks of class one
and above and of chiefs OF divisions such hours OF
labor as may be deemed necessary for the proper
dispatch of the public business not exceeding how
ever, the time for which said departments Are Inv
law required 10 De open for business, any usage to
the contrary, notwithstanding.
SEC. z. Ihat every clerk of the circuit or district
court of the United States United States marshal
OF unltea states district attorney shall reside per-
to be performed and shall. give his personal atten
ZION thereto; and In case any such officer shall re-
move from his district, shall fail to give persona
attention to the duties OF his Office except in
OF sickness, such office shall be deemed vacant.
Provtded, That in the southern district of New
~ OH said Officers may reside within twenty miles
SECS. That no civil officer of fhe government
shall hereafter receive any compensation or per
W ar indi f1xy
property of the United States beyond his salary or
compensation allowed by law Provided, That This
snail tnot De construed to prevent the employment
and payment by the Department of Justice Of Dis
trlet attorneys as now allowed by law for the per
fees. '' VI
SEC. 4. That the act entitled can act limiting tbe
appropriation of certain monies for the PREPARATION
issue, and reissue of certin securities of the United
states, and for other purposes" approved Ma,
twenty third, eighteen hundred seventy-two and ali
other acts and parts of acts masking permanent ap-
preparations for the expenses of the national loan
except tne second section Of the act approved July
fourteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy entitled
AN act to au' horlze the refundng of The national
debit are hereby repealed, this repeal to take place
tary OF the Treasury shall annually submit In Con-
gress detailed estimates of appropriations REQUIRED
Tor said expenses; and Tor the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seyenty-tye
the following sums or so much thereof as NAV he
necessary are hereby appropriated to defray the ex
penses OF the national loan, for the following cer-
In the Office of the Secretary of the Tteasurv
Two principal clerks, at two thousand eight hunired
dollars each two assistant clerks, at two Thousand
four hundred dollars each; fourteen clerks of class
four eight clerks of class three SIX clerks of class
two; our clerks of class one; forty copyiss at nine
hundred dollars each; eight messengers, at eight
hundred and forty dollars each twenty-one assist
ant messengers and laboreIs, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each; and twenty-five laborers at
not exceeding two dollars and twenty-five cents ner
day; making in all, the sum of one hundred and
thlrty-four thousand nine hundred and thirty
dollars and fifty cents.
In the Office of the Treasurer: -Seventeen clerks
OF class FOUR six clerks of class three five clerks
OF class two; nine clerks of class one; one hundred
and forty-fve counters and copysts at nine nm
dred dollars each; nine messengers and twenty
all, the sum of two hundred and fourteen thonsand
seven hundred and eighty dollars.
In the Office of the Register of the Treasrry Five
chiefs OF divisions, at two thousand five hundred
dollars each; one disbursing clerk, at two thousand
dollars; twelve clerks of class four; twelve clerks
Of class three four clerks of class two five clerks
OF class one; one hundred counters and copysts at
assistant messengers and laborers making. in ali
tee sum of two hundred and sixty-seyen fRousan3
nine hundred and forty dollars.
In the Office OF the First Auditor of the Treasury.
Four clerks of class four; three clerks of class
hree three clerks of class two; and two clerks Of
class one; making, in ALL the of eighteen tbon
.and six hundred dollars.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Chief of +bo
Bureau five thousand dollars; for payment of emo
ployees at per diem to be paid only for the time
actually employed, viz: Two assistants, at eioht
1ollars per day; one accountant, at seven doIlars
per DAY; elght clerks, at four collars per day five
,opylsts, at not more than two dollars and pinetv