New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21

Two clerks of class one; two Sopyiste; az
one messenger; in all, thirty-twO thousand
and forty dollars.
RrstS 6nnAuiler of The ~ zbuasssEyuRog
First Controller of the Treasury. five thou
sand dollars chief clerk, tw04thousAnd dol
lars; ten clerks of class four; twelve Clerks
of class three; ten clerks Of class two; five
clerks of class one; six copyists, at nine
hundred dollars each; one messenger; one
assistant messenger , and two labOrers; II
all, seventy two thousand six hundred dol.
Lars. -. -.-...ss..--...-s
Second Controller of the Ireasury.--FOr
Second Controller of the Treasury, five
Thousand dollars; chief clerk, TWO thou.
sand dollars; twelve clerks of class
four: eighteen clerks of class three;
eighteen clerks of class two; fourteen clerks
of class one; ten copyists at nine hundred
dollars each; one messenger; one assistant
messenger; and two laborers, in all, one
hundred and eleven thousand four hundred
dollars.
Commissioner Of Custonas-For Comnls
sioner of Customs, three thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thousand dollars; three
clerks Of class four; seven clerks of class
three; ten clerks of class two; nine clerks
of class one;, one messenger; and one
labOrer; in all, forty-seven thousand nine
First Auditor-For the First Auditor OF
the Treasury, three thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars; three clerks of
class four; ten clerks of class three; eight
clerks OF class two thirteen clerks of class
one; one messenger; one assistant messen-
ger; and one laborer; in all, tifty-tive thou
sand four hundred and eighty dollars.
Second Auditor.-For Second Auditor,
three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; six clerks Of class four;
and for additional to disbursing clerk, two
hundred dollars: forty clerks OF class three;
seventy-nine clerks of class two; sixty
clerks OF class one: one messenger; tive as
sistant messengers: and seven labOrers; in
all. two hundred and seventv-twO thousand
and eighty dollars.
Third Auditor. For Third Auditor, three
thousand dollars: chief clerk, two thousand
dollars; eleven clerks of class four; twenty
six clerks of class three; eighty-twO clerks
OF class two: torty-tOtlr clerks OF class one;
ten copyists, at nine hundred dollars each;
two messengers; two assistant messengers;
and five laborers; in all. two hundred and
forty nine thousand seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
Fourth Auditor-For the Fourth Auditor,
three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; five clerks of class four;
eighteen clerks of class three; eleven clerks
of class two; ten clerks Of class one; six
female clerks, at nine hundred dollars each;
one messenger; one assistant messenger;
and two laborers; in all, seventy eight thou.
sand Elk hundred dollars.
Fifth Auditor.-For the Fifth Auditor,
three thousand 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
copgists, at nine hundred dollars EACH one
messenger; one assistant messenger; and
two laborers; in all, ffty-two thousand four
hundred dollars. -t-t
4 mjitor of tte Treasur, Tor The Postoftce
DeD0rt'ne't.-For compensation of the Au-
ditOr of the Treasury for the Postoffice
three thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars; nine clerks of
class four and, additional to one clerk of
class four, as disbursing clerk, two hundred
dollars: sixty-twO clerks of class three;
s,xty-nlne clerks of class twe thirty-seven
clerks of class one: one messenger; one
assistant messenger; and eighteen laborers
also. fifteen female assOrters of 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
Ireasurer.-For compensation of the
Treasurer of the United States, six thousand
five hundred dollars; assistant treasurer,
three thousand eight hundred dollars:
cashier, three thousand eight hundred dol
ars; assistant cashier, three thousand five
hundred dollars; five chiefs of division, at
two thousand seven hundred dollars each;
.wo principal book-keepers, one at two
six hundred dollars and one at
TWO thousand five hundred dollars; two
.ellers, one at two thousand seven hundred
tollars and one at two thousand six hundred
dollars; one chief clerk, two thousand seven
hundred dollars; two assistant teliers, at
:wO thousand three hundred and fifty dol.
as each; thirteen clerks Of class four; thir-
zen clerks OF class three; nine clerks of
class two; eight clerks of class one; sixty
emale clerks, at nine hundred dollars each:
'even messengers; five male lab0rers, at
seven hundred and twenty dollars each;
md seven female labOrers, at two hundred
md forty dollars each: In all, one hundred
md eighty thousand tour hundred and
ixty dollars.
ReqsSter of the Treasury compensa-
ion Ut the Register of the Treasury, four
thousand dollars; assistant register, two
thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
dollars: seven clerks of class four; ten clerks
# class three: fourteen clerks of class twO
light clerks OF class one eight cOpyists, at
llne hundred dollars each; one messenger:
wO assistant messengers; and two laborers;
n all. seventysix thousand seven hundred
md twenty dollars.
Controller of the C,.yrencN-For Con.
roller of tine Currency, tive thousand dol
ars; deputy controller, two thousand five
hundred dollars; thirteen clerks of class
our; fourteen clerks of class three; twelve
Jerks of class two; eleven clerks of class
ne; thirty-three female clerks; four mes
engers four laborers and two night
vatchmen: in all, one hundred and twenty.
ne thousand six hundred and eighty dol
ars.
For the purpose of withdrawing from
REGULATION the genuine DOtes of national
anks which have been counterfeited, ten
thousand dollars.
For expenses of special examinations of
atiOnal banks, three thousand dollars.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.-For
of Internal Revenue, six
thousand dollars; one deputy commissioner,
hree thousand five hundred dollars, and
ne deputy commissioner, three thousand
Ollars; seven heads Of divisions, at two
thousand five hundred dollars each; one
at two thousand dollars;
hirty clerks Of class four; forty five clerks
class three; ffty-two clerks of class two;
ighteen clerks OF class one; seventy-fye
opyists at nine hundred dollars each; five
lessengers; three assistant messengers;
nd fourteen laborers; in all, three hundred
nd forty-three thousand five hundred and
orty dollars.
For dies, paper and stamps, four hundred
nOusand dollars.
For salaries and expenses Of collectors,
wO million one hundred and ninety thou
and five hundred and forty-twO dollars.
For salaries, expenses and fees of super
isors, storekeepers, agents, surveyors,
augers, and miscellaneous expenses, two
lillion four hundred thousand dollars: and
GREATER no gauger shall receive greater
than six dollars per day.
For detecting and bringing to trial and
unishment persons guilty Of violating the