Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-30

district where his onlcal duties are to be performed,
and shall give personal attention thereto; and
In case any such officer shall remove from his
district, shall fail to give per. Onal atteHtlon to
the du les OF his once except in case OF sickness,
such office shall be deemed vacant Propidsd, That
to the southern district OF New York the said
officers may reside within twenty miles of their dis
lets
SEC. g. That no civil officer of the Government
shall hereafter receive any compen alton or perqul-
sites, directly indirectly, fi0m The treasury or
property OF The United States beyond his salary or
compensation allowed by law: Pr gided THAT this
shall not be construed to prevent the employment
and payment by the Department of Justice of
district attorneys as now allowed by law for the per-
formance OF services not covered by their salaries
or fees
SEC 4. That the act entitled IAN act limiting the
appropriation of certain moneys for the prepara-
tion issue, ard Reissue of certain securities Of the
United States, and for ether PURPOSES" approved
May twenty third, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, and ali other acts and parts of acts making per-
manent appropriations for the expenses OF the ma
onal loan except the second sectlon OF the act APP
proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sey-
enty, emitted "An act TO authorize the refunding
OF the na lOna debt" are hereby repealed, this
peal to take place on the first day OF July next and
hereafter the Secretary OF the Treasury shall aunll-
ally sub uit TO Congress detailed estin OF appro
pnations requlrel for said expenses; and Tor the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy five, the following sums, or 80 much
thereof as may be neces ary are hereby approprla-
ted TO defray the expenses of the national loan,
Tor the following clerical and other employees, to
wit:
In the Once of the -ecretary of the Treasury
fourteen clerks Of c 50 four eight clerks of class
three six clerks OF class wo, four clerk of cass
on; forty copyists, at nine hundred dollars each I:
eight messengers, at eight hundred and forty dol
lars each twenty one assistant messengers and la
Dorers, at seven hundred and twenty dollars each /;
and twenty two laborers at not exceeding two dol
lars and twenty five cents per day makiDg in
al the SUN OF one hundred and thirty four thou
sand nine hundred and thirty three dollars and nifty
Gems
In the ONCE of the Treasury-seventeen clerks of
clas, four Six clerks of class three i've clerks OF
class tw (; nine clerks OF class one one hundred
and forty i've counters and copyiss,at nine hundred
dollars each; ; nine messengers and twenty Six as
sisant messengers and laborers in ALL the sum Uf
two hundred and fourteen Thousand seven hundred
and eighty dollars
Ii the Once Of the Register of the Treasury
Five chiefs of divisions, az two thousand five hun
dred 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 COUNTER
and copyists, at nine hundred doais each; ; eight
messengers Six assistant messengers and la
borers making, in ALL the sum OF one hundred
and sixty seven thousand nine hundred and forty
dollars
In the ohloe OF the First auditor of the Treasury
Four clerks Of cass four threa clerks OF class
three; three clerks Of class two and two clerks of
class one 10 All, the sum of eighteen thousand six
hundred dollars
Bureau, d We thousand dollars for paymens of em-
ployees at per diem TO be paid only for the time
actually employed, viz: Two assistants, at eight
dollars er day one accountant, at seven dol ars
per day eight clerks, at four dollars per day nve
copysts, at not more than two dollars ana ninety
cents per day and six messengers labOrers, at
two dollars per day thirty on thousand SIX hundred
and d teen dollars
For labor, (by the day, or piece or cont'act,) in
cludlDg labor of workmen skilled in engraving
transferring plate printing, and other speclalties
necessary Tor carrying on The work Of eng avng and
ned sates the nav r @ sae abSr m b VI Sed by
the secretary OF the freasu at rates not exceeding
the rates usually paid for such work, and for other
expenses of engraving and printing notes, bouds
and other securities of the United States, eleven
hundred and twenty i've thousand dollars
For paper for notes, bo ds, and other securi-
ties, including mill expenses, boxing, and trans
porta ion, one hundred and seventy i've thousand
dollars
For materials other than paper required in the
work of engraving and printing, one hundred and
forty thousand dollars
For the purchase OF eugravers' tools, dies, rolls
and plates and for machinery and repairs of same,
nifty thousand dollars
For transportation of notes, bonds and other se-
curites of th United states finished and unfinished
one hundred and ilfty thousand dollars
FEC b. That from and after the 1rst day of July,
eighteen hundred and seventy four, and OF eaca
year thereafter, secretary of tine Treasury shall
cause all uneXlended balances of app op latiOns
which shall have remained upon the books of the
Treasury for two fiscal years to be carried to the sur
pus fund and covered into the Treasury: fr uid d.,
That this provision shall II apply to peri a.
nent speclic appropriations, approp iaons for "a,
and harb RS, light houses, fo titlcatOns public
buildings, or the pay of the navy aud marine corps
tut the appropriations named In tins proylsO shall
continue available until otherwise ordered ty Con-
gr 81, and this DIVISION shall not apply to any un-
expended balance ot the appropriation made by the
act approved December twenty first, eighteen hun
dred and seventy one, for the expenses that may be
incurred under articles one to nine of the treaty
with Great Britain cOnclu led May eight, eighteen
hundred and seventy one, which balance the act ap-
proved Ma ch third, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, authorized to be expended to enable the
twentieth, twenty seconi, twenty third, twenty
fourth, and twenty fifth articles of said treaty
nd PROFIT d Jtrt er, That this section shall not
operate to prevent the fulment Of contracts exist
ing at the date Of the passage of this act; and the
secretary of the Treasury SHALL at the b ginning OF
each session. report Congress, with his annual
tlnates any balances of appropriations for specific
objects affected by this section that may need to be
re-app opriated
Approved. June 90, 1871.