New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-19

female clerks, 1T nine hundred dollars each;
ono messenger of the Postmaster General,
nine hundred dollars; one messenger to
each Assistant Postmaster General, at eight
hundred and forty dollars each; four AS
sistAnt messengers, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each: captain Of the watch,
one thousand dollars and nine wa.chmen
and twenty FIVE lsbOreIs; one engineer. one
thousand six hundred dollars; one assistant
engineer, one thousand dollars; one carpen-
ter one thousand two hundred and fifty
two dollars; one assistant carpenter, one
thousand dollars; one fireman and black
smith, nine hundred dollars; one fireman,
at seven hundred and twenty dollars; oHe
fireman and steam filter, at nine hundred
dollars: three female laborers, at four hun
dred and eighty dollars each; one stenO
Rrapher, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars; and for temporary clerks, ten thousand
dollare; making, IN all, four hundred and
forty-three thousand eight hundred and
ninety.two dollars.
Contingent expenses OF the Postofice De.
partmenr: Fer stationery, niIe thousand
dollars: fuel for the General POstotfice
building, including the Auditors Office.
seven Thousand four hundred dollars; for
gas, four thousand five hundred dollars;
plumbipg aud gas fixtures. three thousand
dollars: telegraphing. three thousand dol
lars: paintipg, two thousand dollars: car
nets. three thousand dollars; furniture,
three thousand five hundred dollars; keep
ing of horses and repair of carriage, wagons
and harness, one thousand TWO hundred
dollars; hardware, eight hundred dollars;
for rent of house numbered nine hundred
and fifteen E street, northwest, four thou
sand two hundred dollars; miscellaneous
items, seven thousand five hundred dollars;
making. in all, fOrty-nile thousand one hun
dred dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation Of Commissioner of
Agriculture, three Thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars: entomolgist'
two Thousand dollars; chemist, two thou
sand dollars; assistant chemist, one thou
sand ak hundred dollars; superintendent
o. experimental gardens and grounds,
two thousand dollars; statistician, two
thousand dollars; dlsbursing clerk, one
thousand eight hundred dollars; SUI
perinteudent of seed room. one thou
sand eight hundred dollars: librarian,
one thousand eight hundred dollars; bocan-
ist, one thousand eight hundred dollars:
micrcscopist one thousand eight hundred
dollars; four clerks of class four; five clerks
of class three; six clerks of class two; seven
clerks OF class one; engineer, one thousand
four hundred dollars; superintendent of
folding room, one thousand two hundred
dollars: assistant superintendent OF expert
men.a! garden and grounds. one thousand
two hundred dollars; assistant superin-
tepdent of the seed room, one thousand
two hundred dollars; three copyists, at nine
hundred dollars each; two attendants in
1unsenn. ct one thousand dollars each;
chief messenger. eight hundred and forty
dollars; two assistant messengers, at seven
hundred and twenty dollars each; one car
penter. at nine hundred and sixty dollars;
three watchmen; and nine laborers; making,
in all. seyenty-seven thousand one hundred
and eighty dollars.
For postage on seeds. reports, circulars,
and letters. ftty.two thousand dollars.
For collecting agricultural statistics.
and compiling and writing matter
for monthly, annual. and special reports,
fifteen thousand dollars; provided, that no
part of this sum shall be paid to any person
receiving at the same tine other cOmpensa-
ton as an officer or employe Of the Depart
ment.
For purchase Of new and valuable seeds
and plants for distribution, sixty thousand
dollars; and of this sum five thousand dol
lars shall be for purchase and distribution
of cotton seed; for expense Of putting up
the same, for labor. oagging, paper, Irvine,
gum, and other necessary materials. five
Thousand dollars.
For completing library cases, cases tor
museum, repairs of building. heating APP
paratus, furniture, 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 greenhouse. and
purchase Of new plants and seeds tor the
same, eight thousand dollars.
For stationery, two thousand dollars;
for freight charges, two thousand dollars;
for fuel, two thousand dollars; for lights,
six hundred dollars: for subsistence ana
care of horses, and repair of harness and
carriage, one thousand five hundred dol
lars for paper, tvine and gum for folding
room, five hundred dollars: for incidental
and miscellaneous items, namely, for ad-
vertising, telegraphing, dry goods. soap.
brushes, brooms, mats, oils, paints, glass,
lumber. hardw 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 specimens IOr the museum and
herbarium. two thousand dollars.
For chemicals and apparatus for use OF
the chemical division. one thousand dollars.
For materials for the use eft the micro
scopist. three hundred dollars.
For chronological works of reference.
works of reference, Two hundred and fifty
dollars: Tor works On chemistry. mineralogy,
and charts, two hundred and fifty dollars;
for current agricultural works for the IL
brary. two hundred and fifty dollars; for
miscellaneous agricultural periodicals, two
hundred and fifty dollars; and for compile
ton of sets, two hundred and fifty dollars;
in all, one thousand five hundred dollars.
JUDICIAL
United States Conrts.-For the chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, ten thousand five hundred dollars;
and for eight associate or retired justices.
ten thousand dollars each: in all, ninety
thousand five hundred dollars.
For nine circuit Judges, to reside in cir
emit, fftv-fOUr thousand dollars.
For salary of the reporter OF the decisions
of the Supreme Court of the United States,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For salary of the marshal OF the Su-
preme Court, three thousand five hundred
dollars.
For salaries of the district judges of the
United States including the salaries OF the
retired Judges of the eastern district OF
Texas, eastern district of Wisconsin. Mas
sachusetts, and of the district Of Delaware
one hundred and ninety-three thousand
dollars.
For salaries of the chief justice of the SUI
preme court of the District Of Columbia and
the four associate Judges, twenty thousand
five hundred dollars.
For compensation of the district attor
neys of the United States, nineteen thou,
sand three hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation of the district marshal!
of the United States, eleven thousand nine
hundred dollars.
For salary of the warden of the jail II
| the District of Columbia, two Thousand
| dollars.
Court of Claims.-For salaries of five
| judges of the Court of Claims, at fou
| thousand five hundred dollars each; tn,