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BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1872.
VOL. 16.-N0. 34.
KE VDIXG MATTER OX EVERY PAKE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
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ISOCIAIi DIRECTORY.
LODGES.
-. It oe nml Lily Conclave, No. 63.
L&? Kn.chta of tbe Red Cross of Borne and
r- -i.tar.Iine. jut .. .- ..-.. .... .-., ......
31 jiday.
T A. Cn.Kion.Sov.
Vilnh Chnptcr No. Orderot the Eastern
" si.r Mwis In Masonic Hall on tbe third
dai sin each muntli. Mhs. Louisa MoottE, W.
aoo'KurnM Council No. "it It. & S. M.
JS stated Communications fourth Monday in
n c vh month. Jno. BlaKK, T. I. G. M. T. A.
raKir.H Recorder.
- Mt.CnrrnelCoinmnnderyK.nlichtTcm
W tilar No. 3. Meets in Masonic Uallon the
. -1 Monday nlKht in each month. R.W. Fun
v; rnCom. F. A. Ckeioii. Recorder.
53fltroMrnvllle Chapter No. 4. It. A. 31.
iipular Communications first Monday nlKht
-i evh m nitb. lecture Meetings every Monday
r "i J'" BUKK, M. E. H. P. A K. 1a-
v.'.S''
T7-ciii:tbi Valley Lotljte No. 4, A. F. fc
jO . H. lU-RUlar Communications held on
t rlTfiuwdayeveiiluirsof each month. Lodgeot
in-r 'Ion very Saturday night. John IIlake,
tt-' f J. CBii v kts. Secy.
TpnrownTlIle I.odse No. 3 I. O. fJ. K.
r&'S JUtialar meetings Tuwt'lay evenlnK ot each
1C J .MCtAl.L,... IV. v ,lit.JJ.i 'ii,f.
CIIUKOIIKS.
riirJt'- Church (Episcopal.) Corner At-
X&i
- ..-'.Jn ceuinKMtTi, o'clock;: Sunday School
. c K-k. p. ui. Seats free. Kev. J. L. V.0U-
, ,t:.HC UllUaXVUU nnvvu. ........ .,.,..
cr
.ft8
l.ec -or
iSTi'
lrctbyter!an Church, service
each
-.At,t,.ith at iikSJ a. m.. nnd 7:30 p. m.
Prayer
. a'u.in.H.1flv nrntiln?'. Sabbath School
- .- .. i
cvcninzi. aaoD
xk p. m, J. f. lUiitit. l'astor.
,-,-caM,.tiiodlBt K. Churrh. Services each
J3 viUbath at 10:3) n. m., nnd T;no p. m. Stin-'--
,lat-, p. m Prnver Meeting Thursday
r
w B. SuraKiKB, i'aitor.
aF
IlaptUt Churrh. Corner Fourth andAt
'at.tlc striata. Stv1pcs every Sabbath, at
"x.W a v-.aud 7'J o'clock Y. u. Sunday
U 1J a. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday
. T J Mohoan. Pastor.
CITY OKFICALS.
SritrCounpH.-Meeta the First Monday in
fr-3 each mouth. Mayor. A. V. Co?sweli. Al-
r "J First Ward James Stevenson and Oia.
N ' irJt Second Ward F. E. Johimon and Leiv
, II . Marshal. I). Oapmhell Clerk J. 11. oc
1 r Trtasjrer. J. W. Middleton. Police Judge,
J & -- -- ,
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
fift"untr
r'nmnilkH onorit-l. iiarmes. n.
nick. A. J. Kilter, county cierc.
?..-,. m tl:irk-.,r. District Clerk. V. II. Hoover.
h rill Plasters. Probite Judgo. E. M. McCo
1 rtosurer. U. W. Ilraltou. surveyor, o.
" r-
M.
s.rrl'tnl and Departure of 31alls.
Northern U-iily. by ltallroad Arrives 11 a. m.
: i'.- 1- -' a. ui.
-iiutliern Dally, by Itallroad-Arrives 2:30p.m.
r .i .-' ' 1h in.
Northern Via Peru. Daily-Arrives 12 m; De-
riri.uiliVrn Via Nemaha City, Daily-Arrives 5
If..- ?"l,,trt?.f.:U.?- I, to TloMrW-nitlVT
Ui-leni Ma
. wi at " a.m.
A rrn es at .'. p.m.
i.Utll'. -v ...w-v ... - -
-.uiitlnvi-.tcrn-Via Tame i..k;k--.w-
,1, lav at (.p.m. Departs Monday at a.m.
Vir'h't extern- To Helena Semi-Weekly Ar-
I r jij and Saturday at b p. in. Departs
., ' Invalid Frldaj at 7 a.m.
- . x Hours from 7 a. in., to ', p. m. sun
'-
t i to la-, a m. w. A. J'Ui-uiv, i-. ji.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTOH.NKYS.
StlJNKY FRENCH,
T I'tVEY AND COUNftlXUli
iT LAW.
:. t- o or Po-t OIllci'
Ilrownville. Neh. I3yl
STUI.L &- SCHICK,
1 IOP.XES AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
A be consulted in the Eugllsu and Ger
r -u " .jj-os. Olllce, No. 70 Main street, (up
furs Itruwacillo, Neb. Vly
AV
' T it-iOKltS. Altornsy and Counelorat I.w.
V,"l give dillaent alteullou io any lejai
- :nuted to his caro. Olllcf In Court House
T lr .w,-nvllle, Seb.
. N LCCAS. AU(?raey and Counselor at
- a-J bonciMr i" ,uai..y, jiotii..
7tf
T t ..;rr .t NEWMAN. Attorneys and Coun
11. . st Law. Hrownvllle.Neb. oniceNo..0,
X uervm Ittock, up vtalrs. ,
I'lliMllA HltOADV. Attorneys at La' and
t-. InClmiicerj'. OClce In District couri
i:
t:r)viiille. N:'b.
M II MtLKN NAN. Attorney and Counselor
iuL-v. Nebr.iiL.ii City, Neil.
V"i F .t Hl'MPII KEY. Attorneys and Counselors
il ai Itrt. Paw nt-e City. Pawnee County. Neb.
N' K rJkluH-x.Attnrneyat Law und Land Agent,
. Cf Atrn-e..ane County, Nebraska.
PHYSICIANS.
1 HOLLAD.VY. M. D.. Physician. Surgeon.
A. Atid C)UtetriciAii. Graduated In 11. L"'?.1'
M'a llrtianville lV". Olllce, Lett A Crelgh
l-ilr- McPherson lllock. special attention
m i i-, ntisii-irira and diseases of Women and
I .!rsu
lU-tim
( 1 sTI.W MtT, M. !.. Physician and Surgeon.
I . I'.umii.u N...I, iii11i-j Imiirs frouiV to S a.m.
a 1 i- -and';
iK- re
to 7S ft I, uiuceiu u. v. iA"o
II
l MATHEWS. PhvsIelananJ Surgeon. Oflice
, laCitv Dru; storc'No. 32 Main street, Brown-
N1 .
DUUGGISTS.
Lett &. CrclK'it
Dll . ,1STS. and dealers in Talnw, uns. '
l'.i.r. etc. McPheriton Block, No. 6s Main
St!-- l.r mi.vllle. Neb.
M
'. .il UY A N1CKELL. Dealers In Drugs,
s, a iju.tv. Etc.. No. 32 Main street, ni -
'--;. U Full iorlinent tif Dnigs, Paints, uiin.
i'-- s v-ati(,.irj etc on Itand.aud feold at whole
a r retail
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
C. 31. IIAYDEN,
fvu NTY SURVEYOR. Post ofilce
V L :iJ. n. NumahaCounty. Neb.
address,
imiS
LAND AGENTS.
P COfJWELL. Reiil Estate and Tax Paving
. t... .mi,... i, , f,.-wi.lt Block. corner Ural
i -l &' a:ilK streets.
.- - v"",-r ".7v:?. ," :. ........ tiixi t.
k streets. s ui give prumi'i-..... .
lt...il Kslate and the Payment of Taxas
iic -saf tif 11
'joctthe Nenialia Land District.
7tf
RI II VRl V. HUGHES. Re.il Estate Agent and
arv Public OHlce In northeast corner Mc
l'.r. u s'B. ck. up stairs. Brown ville. Neb.
W'ULIAM
H HOOVER, Real Estate aiiu i
' Pa
Ca) nig Agent. Otllce .n District Court Room,
.ve prompt attention to the sale of Leal 1 h
id Pav mentor Taxe throughout the Nemaha
Bllf
' nu
- 1 I:triet.
GRAIN DEALERS.
GJCORGE G. STAttTj ,,,
t "vU DEALER ir
l.ruj IiTipIements
GRAIN AD .i.ui.i."
und storage. Forward.ni
ii
-h1 .11 Mi'rciiaiit. Aspumwi. -eu.
jlKRCHANUlsE.
L 1 J .aXsOSA CO.. Dealers in General Merch
. .j . N. 72 Main street. BrounvlUe. eb.
ILLIAM T. DEN. Dealer In General Mcrchan-
: st- and Forwarding and Commission MerUi-
t , j, iai street, Browuville. Neb. Lorn
n" r. I'10s, Stoves. Furniture.etc. always on
-n J ILgiest market price paid lor Hides, I tits.
t rsu' J jaimy Produce.
NOTARIES.
l? F 1 HRIGIIT. Notary Public and Ctmveyancer.
Ju N "I Mam street, second Iloor. Browin . tu,
' 1 gr-it rir tbe Eiuitable and American Tou
iclt' iiisnnin.-o companies.
JUSTICES.
t tui r i. i r itiA 1Jp.po anil Xhx
Pajlug Agent. Will attend lpromptly to all
oz :-.esentruiiU.c to him. Ollice at nis rcsiue-.-
L:Jjn. LonCon l'rccinct, Noniaha Couuy. Ne
braska. "-'j
SADDLERY.
T H Bit Jit. Harness. Idle-s.CoHarSt Etc.. Q.
5t MatnMreet.BrownviHe.Neli. Mendlutf done
t"crdT satisfaction Guirauteed.
BRIDGE BUILDING.
f W WHEELKR.BridgeBullderand Contractor,
Broviiville. Neb. Sole agent for R.W.Smiih s
tt'i:t1rassBrIdse.TbestrocgestamJhe8;vooaeu
-i-is now in use.
HOTELS.
jJUFRMan HOUSE. C. M. KauRman. Proprlo
; ' t .r No. 46 Miln street. Rrownvllle, Nebraska
i irtunblr rmixlol wl and refurnished. Feed sta-
"" i (.u&nection with the house. Stages for ali
J v -ts xvest and oiunlbussea for all trains.
MicukaN HOUSE, L D. RobJton. Proprietor.
r1- 1 ru-.it street, between Mala aijn College. Gooa
"'i auJ Livery iable In countction with this
GUN SMITIf.
w
M V CttA DDOCK. Que Smith A Iock Smith.
b.p tat So. 52. Main strict. Brownvllle.
--r:..a. Guns ma4toorder,.aiid:repalrlngdourf
. . -fc:iit-au raies.
33-ly
BLAC;Sf,ITUS.
A J c. GllteON, Blacksmiths and Horse
m 1-. . .. . ..... c. I.. .. n.1 Atln.itt
. . ,i ..,. r irn.istreei..wliwiu ataiu uim .-......,
';aguiirauteed.'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
S: LLX. HQHIXSON-
Buot and Shoe Maker. No.
....... nln v.K lTi,Kffknstant-
i- 'Mln Strict P.rnirnrlllii Wh.
'.B ''tnd a good assortment ofGufs. Lady's.
: "r a'l ''hildren's Boots and Shoes. Ciwiom
,,' '""e with neatness and dispatch. Repairing
r-- ii snort notice.
SALOONS.
,TE''t Ut'I)DVRir.t"c.. PeareatidJuletisa
t. .'t " Xv' S1 Vain street, Brownvllle, Neb. Tho
r Tijcsaad Lljaorskeptoa.baud!.
PERU BUSINESS CARDS.
LOCATION OF PERU.
Tern Is situated on the west bank of the Missouri
river, in Nemaha County, about five mllen south
of the Otoe County line, and nine miles northwest
orBrownville. Has a remarkably plcsantlocation,
and bids fair to become a town of no Utile import
ance. It has a population of about 800. The State
Normal School is located here, and some branches
of business are well represented, but the trade
carried on here Is not up to the demands of the
country. It contains many fine residences, and
soma good business houses. Thereareberetwoflhe
churches Episcopal and Methodist: good District
School House. one Steam Flouring Mill, two Ho
tels, one Livery Stable, five general Stores, two
Drug Stores, one Hardware Store and Tin Shop,
two Lumber Yards, three Blacksmith Shops, one
Wagon and Carriage Shop, two Shoe Shops, one
Bakery, one Harness Shop, two Paint Shops, two
Meat Markets, two Agricultural Implement Houses,
one Barbershop, one Heal Estate and Insurance
Agency, two Brick Yards, lots of Clergymen, Phy
sicians. Politicians, tc but no Lawyer's Oflice nor
Saloon In town.
PIONEER DRUG STORE !
PERU, NEBRASKA.
JOHN PATTERSON,
PltOritlKTOIt.
rPHIS Old and Bcllable Houe Is fully prepared to
1 furnish any and everything usually found In u
first class Drugstore, at Vncer jrrica than any Jiouie
inthrStalr. COMI'ETIOX DKFIED. -Iiy!
TII03IAS HUTCHINSON,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURER,
PERU, - - NEBRASKA.
REPAIRING !
A LL KINDS of Tvepalrlngdone on short notice.
2. Also Cabinet Work and Collins made to order
Terms reasonable, and all work warranted. 45-ly
CITY MEAT MARKET.
By CHARLES WEY.
PERU, NEBRASKA.
C CONSTANTLY on hand a good supply of Fresh
j and Salted Meats. Highest market price paid
for
FATATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
BE. F. MORTON,
ARCHITECT k BUILDER
PERU, NEBRASKA.
CONTRACTS TASEN PEOil FOUNDATION,
AND FINISHED THROUGHOUT,
ON REASONABLE TERMS.
42-All work warranted to give satisfaction, -llyl
City Hotel !
CHARLES GAEDE,
rROPKIETOR,
PERU, - -' - NEBRASKA.
f PHIS House Is new, and newly
fitted and fur-
nKlKilin everv department. Guests will find
here as good fare us can be found at any Hotel In
Nebraska.
Hacks lo connect with 1L it. trains leave this
House every morniug at So'clock.
LIVEKY STAB LB
In connection with this House. Teams furnished
guests on the must llneral terms. iVl1.
J. W. BLISS,
-AND-
INSURANCE AGENT,
PERU, NEBRASKA.
Real Estate Bought an; Sold
on Commission.
Collections made andTaxes paid for Non-Resldants
eru Ferry.
ry
C OOD ACCOMMODATIONS for crossing Teams.
X Livestock. Freight. Ac., at all time. Nodelay
on account of w eatber.
31. II. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
PERU AND WATSON
U. S. Mail and Transfer Line.
IV
II. Thompson, Prop.
-ttacics leave Peru everv morning.
In time to
11 rmwrt with trains Suutli unil North on the
St Joseph A Council Bluffs Railroad, returning to
Peru every evening. &"
F. L. PR0UT-!
, Copper
AND
SHEET IRON
'.WORKER,
AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE!
STOVES,
Agricultural Implements,
WQOVJSX WA11JZ, Ac,
PERU, - - r - NEBRASKA.
'PAKES this method tf Infijrinlog the cltb;pjjs of
JL Nemaha coutity, aud the balance of the world,
that he Is prepared with a full stock, and good
workmen, to nirnish any and everything In his
line, at as low pfices as the same cap be bought at
any point on tljw Missouri river.
Special Attention jiald to
SPOUTING, ROOFlNG.&o.
Constantly on hand, a full stock of
HEATING A COOKING
STOVES,
of Uk most approved patterns. Also
AgriciiltTiral Implements,
of all kinds.
Blacksmith's Irn and Supplies,
NAIES,
"WOODEN WARE, FENCE WIRE,
Sx.,. &c, Arc, Arc,
HiSb-est Prlc paid for olti Ir-ttt, Cojiperj
Brass,. Rag, "to.
ffa-All goods warranted, and satisfaction giiar
anteedin reference to price and quality ofgoods.
AqenL for the Celebrated Charter
Ctak Cjjok Siov.es,
Real
PERU BUSINESS CARDS.
A. H. GIIXETT,
LUMBER MERCHANT,
And Dealer In all kinds of
Building Material, Sash,
Doors.Nalls, Glass. Lime, Plastering nalr.&c.
Corner 3th and Park streets.
PERU, NEBRASKA.
Contractors and all others that contemplate
building will do well to call on me before purchos
lng elsewhere. Competition defied. 22-3U1
C. C. AVHEELKU,
PHISICIAN AND SURGEON,
Corner 5th fe 3Inin Si.,
Spectal Attention paid to Disuses of the Eje and Ear.
KKrERENCKs-Pror. H. D. Cleaner, Keokuk, la.;
Prof. J. C Shrader. Iowastate University.
JOY &. DAILY',
Dealers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAIXTS, OILS,
Glass, Putty, School Books,
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, &c, &c.
I'ost OHlce Uuildlntr, - Peru, Nebraska.
Physician's Prescriptions carefully and scientifi
cally compounds. -r,yi
"WILLIS CARTER,
PAINTER, GLAZIER AND
Paper ILanycr,
PERU, NEBRASKA.
WISHES to Inform the citizens of Peru arid sur
rounding country that he Is prepared to do
all Fvorkln his line with Neatnessanddispatch.and
on terms that will be satisfactory. -l.Viy
JACOB MAROHXJ
MERCHANT TAILOR,
b 4&A
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Bepalred, and ifovelry Manufactured to order.
ALL WORK WARRANTED..
JOKX O.A.B jrrrHT
JIC K.W1LCOX.
STORAGE, M
!
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
OB"
SMITH & WILCOX.
Dealers In all kinds of Grain, for which they
pay the highest market price In Cash.
JtfM-Ollice atstore of F. E. Johnson & Co. lS-Cm
Also, on hand a choice s-tock of
READY MADE GOODS!
which he will
Sell Very low for Cash !
He would call the attention of the public to
the fact that he lias an extensive experience in the
manufacture of Custom Work of the first quality;
and those who want Boots and Slioes to
Fit Well, Eook Well and Wear Well,
will not be disappointed.
Boots nnd Shoes Neatly and Promptly
Repaired. 'ii-tf
FRANZ HELMER,
ffAGON &gLACI(SMiTH$HQP
ONE DOOR WEST OF COURT HOUSE.
TXTAGOX
V Plows,
MAKING, Repairing,
and till work !one in the ho.sl
manner ami on short notice. Satisfaction guaran
teed. GUehlmacall. 3l-ly.
"OPPENHEIMER & MEYEE7"
Manufacturers -sf
CIGARS,
And "U'liolesnle Dealer In Tobacco,
Pipe, die.
Xo.N North Third St. -IStf St. Joseph, Alo
J. W. APPLEGATE,
&ECHIIECT & BUILDER!
Brownvllle, Nebraska.
VsMLL DO" ALL KINDS OF BUILDINO PRE
pare Plans. Drarv Designs, and V uriiNh lec
(Icatlons. Satisfaction guaranteed. Job Work o
every description af snort notice, anup
Street. between Main and Atlantic.
on First
26-tf
J. BLAKE,
RFJlTin
$33f V 1.11 1 IV I
?rSa.Ulfluetions Per--
"jg formed In the best
UlrtUUVI
OFFICE:
At re$l4eace on Main
fclreet.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
Wo. 59 Main Stroc. Brownrille.
Kficps consiantly on nana a ic " " "
stock of genu nearticl in his Une
KepMwnc .01 ww. 1"-" L ,.'
done on biiu-uimwi ...--.-
ALL WORJC WARRANTED.
JOB PRINTING,,
CF ALL KINDS,
Neatly, and Promptly Executed..
3
WABDIHG
.'rt?ai3:jS33i2trf
v""i3iiJ3S'S
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OPFICIAL.
Laws of the United States
PASSED AT THE
second session op the forty
second congress.
General Nature No. 40.
AN ACT maklnK appropriations for the leg
islative, nnd Judical expeuses of the Kovern
ment for the vear ending Julie thirtieth,
eiKhteen hundred and seventy three, and
for other purposes
He it enacted by the Senate and
House of Ittpresentatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem
bled, That the following Bums be, aud
the same are hereby appropriated, out
of any money in the treasury not oth
erwlae appropriated, for the service of
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seven ty-three,
for the objects hereinafter expressed,
uaujely :
LEGISLATIVE.
SENATE.
For compensation and mileage of
Senators, four hundred thousand dol
lars. Aud the proper accounting of
ficers of the Treasury Department be,
aud they are hereby, authorized to
settle and adjust the accounts of the
Secretary of the Senate for compensa
tion and mileage of Senators up to
and including the the third day of
March, eighteen hundred aud seventy
two ; and that hereafter tho fiscal
year for the adjustment of such ac
counts shall extend to and include
the third day of July.
For compensation of the officers,
clerks, messengers, and others receiv
ing an annual salary in the service of
the Senate, viz : Secretary of the Sen
ate, four thousand three hundred and
twenty-dollars; officer charged with
disbursements of the Senate, five hun
dred and seventy-six dollars ; chief
clerk, three thousand dollars, aud tho
additional sum of one thousand dol
lars whiJo tho said oflice is held by
the present incumbent, and no longer;
principal clerk, principal executive
clerk, minute and journal clerk, in
tho office of the Secretary of the Sen
ate, at two thousand five hundred and
ninety-two dollars each ; librarian
and six clerks in the office of the Sec
retary of the Senate, at two thousand
two hundred and twenty dollars each;
keeper of the stationery, two thousand
one hundred aud two dollars and for
ty cents ; two messengers, at one
thousand aud ninety-six dollars
each ; one page at seven hundred and
twenty dollars ; sergeant-at-arms and
doorkeeper, four thousand three hun
dred aud twenty dollars : Provided,
That hereafter he shall receive, direct
ly or indirectly, no fees or other com
pensation or emolument whatever for
performing the duties of the office, or
in connection therewith, otherwise
than aforesaid ; assistant doorkeeper,
two thousand five hundred and ninety-two
dollars ; postmaster to the Sen
ate, two thousand one hundred dol
lars ; assistant postmaster and mail
carriers, atone thousand two hundred
dollars each ; superintendent of the
document-room, at one thousand four
and forty dollars each ; superintend
out nf the folding-room, two thousand
one hundred ana oits'ly dollars-;1 three
messengers, acting as 'assistant door
keepers, at one thousand eight hun
dred dollars each ; twenty messengers,
to be appointed and removed by the
sergent-ut-arms, with the approval of
the Committee to Audit aud Control
the Contingent Expense of the Sen
ate, atone thousand four hundred and
forty dollars each ; secretary to the
President of the Senate, two thousand
one hundred and two dollars and for
ty cents ; clerk to the Committee on
Finance, two thousand two hundred
and twenty dollars ; clerk to the Com
mittee on Claims, two ttiousanu two
hundred and twenty dollars ; clerk of
printing records, two thousand two
hundred twenty dollars ; clerk on Ap
propriations, two thousand two hun
dred and twenty dollars ; one laborer
in charge of private passnjxe, eight
hundred and sixty-four dollars ; one
laborer in stationery-room, eight hun
dred and sixty-four dollars ; one spec
ial oolicetnan. one thousand dollars ;
chnplain to the Senate, nine hundred
dollars : chief engineer, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars ; three
assistant engineers, atone thousand
four hundred and forty dollars each ;
two firemen, at one thousand ninety -llvo
dollars each ; three laborers, at
seven hundred and thirty dollars
each ; making. In all, one hundred
and twenty thousand two hundred
and tweuty-eigh dollars and eighty
cents.
For temporary clerks in the office of
the Secretary of the Senate, ten thou
sand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Sen
ate, viz :
For stationery aud newspapers for
Beventy-four Senators, at the rate of
one hundred and twenty-five dollars
each per annum, nine thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars
For stationery for coin mi tees
and
officers, five thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, twenty
five thousand dollars.
For fourteen pages for the Senate
chamber, two riding pages, one page
for the Vice-President's room, and
one page for the office of the Secreta
ry of the Senate, making eighteen
pages in all, at the rate of three dol
lars per day while actually employed,
said pagea to be appointed and remov
ed by the sergent-at-anns, with the
.approval of the Committee to Audit
and Control the Contingent Expensesi
of the Senate, eight thousand dollars.
For horses and carryalls, seven
thousaud dollars.
For fuel and oil for the heating-ap
paratus, eight thousand dollars ; for
furniture, and repairs of furniture five
thousand dollars ; for labor, thirteen
thousaud dollars ; for folding docu
ments, and materials therefore, eight
thousand dollars ; for packing-hoxes,
seven hundred and fortv dollars ; for
rniscelaueous items, exclusive of labor 1
thirty thousand dollars .
For the usual additional compensa
tion to the reporters of the Senate for
the Congressional Globe, for reporting
J-he proceedings of the Senate for the
session of the Forty-second Congres?,
beginning on the first Monday in De
cember, eighteen hundred and seven
ty-two, eight huudred dollars etcn,
four thousand dollar.
CAPITOL POLICE.
For captain, two thousand and eigh-ty-ejght
dollars ; three lieutenants, at
one thousand eight hundred dollars
each : twijty-seven privates, at
one thousand five hundred and eighty-four
dollars each, forty-two thousand-
seven lnijulred and sixty-eight
dollars-; and eight watchmen, ac one
thousand dollars each, eight thousand
dollars ; making, in all. fifty-eight
thousand two- hundred and fiTty-six-dollars,
one-half to be paid into the
.contingent fund of the House of Rep
resentatives, and the other half to bo
paid into tho contingent fund of the
Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Eor. compensation, aud
mileage of
members of the House of Representa
tives and Delegates from Territories,
one million dollars.
For compensation of the officers,
clerks, messengers, and others teceiv
ing an annual salary in the service of
the House of Representatives, viz :
Clerk of the House of flUepresntatlves,
four thousand three hundred and
twenty dollars ; chief clerk and jour
nal clerk, three thousand dollars each ;
six assistant clerks, at two thousaud
five hunded dollars each ; one as
sistant clerk, at two thousand five
hundred aud twenty dollars ; eight
assistant clorks,;incIuding librarian
and assistautSlibrarian, atjtwo thous
and one hundred and sixty dollars
each ; one chief messenger, in the of
fice of the Clerk of the House, at five
dollars aud seventy-six cents per day;
three messengers, at one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars each ;
one messenger in House library, one
thousand four hundred and forty dol
lars : one engineer, one thousand
eight hundred dollars ; three assistant
engineers, atone thousand four hun
dred and forty dollars each ; six fire
men, at one thousand and ninety-five
dollars each per annum ; for clerk to
Committee of Ways and Means, two
thousand five hundred and ninety-two
dollars ; clerk to Committee on Ap
propriations, two thousand five hun
dred and ninety-two dollars ; clerk to
Committee of "Claims, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars ; clerk
to Committee on the Public Lands,
two thousand one hundred aud sixty
dollars ; clerk of Speaker's table, at
five dollars and seventy-six cents per
day ; private secretary to the Speaker,
two thousaud one hundred and two
dollars and forty cents ; sergeant-at-arms,
four thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars : Provided, That
hereafter ho shall receive, directly or
indirectly, no fees or other compensa
tion or emolument whatever for per
forming the duties of the office, or in
connection therewith, otherwise than
as aforesaid ; clerk to the sergeant-at-arms,
one thousand five hundred dol
lars ; paying teller for the sergeant-at-arms,
one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars ; doorkeeper, two thous
and live hundred and ninety-two dol
lars ; first assistant doorkeeper, two
thousand iivu hundred and ninety-two
dollars ; postmaster, two thousand
five hundred and ninety-two dollars ;
first assistant postmaster, two thous
and and eighty-eight dollars ; four
messengers, at one thousand seven
hundred nnd twenty-eight dollars
each ; five mail-carriers, at one thous
and and eighty dollars each ; chaplain
of the House, nine hundred dollars;
two stenographers, four thousand
three hundred aud eighty dollars each;
superintendent of folding room, two
thousand one hundred aud sixty dol
lars ; superintendent and assistant
superintendent of the document-room,
at five dollars and seventy-six cents
per day each ; document-room, file
clerk, one thousand eight hundred
dollars ; eleven messengers, five at one
thousand eight hundred dollars, and
six at one thousand four hundred and4
forty dollars each ; twelve messengers
during the session,, at tho rate of one
thoueand four hundred and forty do-,
lars each per annum, fivo thousand
s 'veii' hundred and sixty dollars ;
making, in all, the sum of one hun
dred and fifty-three thousand four
hundred and twenty-two dollars.
For contingent expenses of the
"fJouse of Representatives, viz :
For cartage, six thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For clerks to committees, and tem
porary clerks of the House of Repre
hentatives, thirty-three thousand one
hundred dollars.
For messenger to tho Committee on
Appropriations, one thousand three
hundred and foerteen dollars.
For messenger to tho Committee of
Ways and Menus, one thousand three
hundred and fourteen dollars.
For folding documents, including
pay of folders in the folding-rooms
and materials, one hundred thousaud
dollars.
For fuel eight thousand dollars.
For .horses anil carriages for trans
portation of mails, and saddle-hoises
for the use of the messeugers, ten
thousand dollars.
For furniture, and repairs of the
same, ten thousand four hundred dol
lars. ,
For packing-boxes, two thousand
six hundred dollars.
For laborers, thirteen thousand six
hundred and fourteen dollars.
For mi-cellaneous items, sixty
thousand dollars.
For newspapers and stationery for
Representatives and Delegates, at one
hundred and twenty-five dollars each
mirnnnnm LlllI'V-OIlU lllUU?:i!Ivj H "
hundred and fifty dollars ; aud for
stationery for committees and officers
of tho House, five thousand dollars.
For tweutv-iivo pages, including
three riding pages, seven thousand
six hundred dollars.
For five mail-boys, seven thousand
three hundred and forty four dol.ars :
Provided, That hereafter all expendi
tures of tho Senate and House of Rep
rcentativs shall be made up to the
end of each fiscal year, and to be re
ported to Congress at the commence
ment of each session.
For the usual additional compensa
tion to the reporters of the House for
the Congressional Globe for reporting
ti,onrnr?edhms of the House forthe
session of the Forty-second Congress,
beginning on llierfii aionnaym jjl
cember, eighteen hundred and seventy-two,,
eight hundred dollars each,
four thousand eight hundred dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For compensation of the Congress
ional Printer, and the messengers in
hid office twelve thousand five hun
dred and fourteeu dollars. And the
compensation of five Government
Printing Office, shall be twp thousand
one hundred dollars each, to com
mence on the first of July, eighteen
hundred and seveutv-two, and a sum
sufficient to pay the increase of salary
hereby provided i hereby appropri
ated out of any money in the treasu
ry not otherwise appropriated.
For contingent expenses of his of
fice, viz : For stationery, postage, ad
vertisinir. traveling expenses, horses
and wagons, and miscellaneous items,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For the public printing, uc hun
dred and fifty-five thousand four hun
dred and sixty-six dollars and thirty
six cents. . .
For paper for Republic printing,
seven hundred and nine thousand
one hundred and twenty-eight dol
lars. For the public binding, fivo hun
dred and fifty-two thousand four hun
dred and thirty-five dollars and fifty
eicht cents.'
For lithographing, engraving, map
pine copies of maps, pia
grams-in fac-simile om traci
ana pnoio-ntnograpumg
Patent Office illustrations
five thousand dollars.
mbbary of co"".
or compcnBa.tion.oi me.uiui"".. .... ,-
four thousand dollars ; and for four
teen assistant librarians, three at two
thousand live hundred dollars each,
two at at one thouaand eight hundred
dollars each, one at one thousand
six hundred nollars, two at one thou
sand four hundred and forty dollars
each, three at ono thousand two hun
dred dollars each, two at one thous
and dollars each, and one at nine
hundred and sixty doliars per annum
in all, twenty six thousand one hun
dred and forty dollars.
For purchase of books for the libra
ry, eight thousand dollars; for pur
chase of law books for library, two
thousand dollars; for purchase of
files of periodicals and newspapers,
one thousand five hundred dollars;
for expenses of exchanging public
documents -for the publications of
fsreign governments, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said li
brary, two thousand dollars.
For botuuiu gutden, grading, drain
ing, procuring manure, tools, fu,el,
and repairs, aud purchasing trees and
shrubs, under the direction of ,he
Library Committee of Congress, five
thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent and as
sistant in botanic garden aue green
houses, aud two additional laborers,
under the direction of the Library
Committee of Congress, twelve thou
sand one hundred ane forty six dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND. GROUNDS.
For clerk in the office of Public
Buildings and Grounds, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
For messenger in tho samo office,
eight hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation to the public
gardner, one thousand four hundred
and forty dollars.
For compensation to laborer in
charge of tho water-closets in the
Capitol, seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For compensation of a foreman and
laborers employed in tho public
grounds, nineteen thousand two hun
dred and ninety-six dollars.
For compensation of four laborers
in the Capitol, two thousand eight
hundred and eighty dollars.
For compensation of furnaco keep
er, in cnarge of heatiug apparatus un
der the old hall of- the House of Rep
resentatives, eight hundred aud sixty
four dollars.
For compensation of furnace keep
er at the President's house, seven
hundred and twenty dollars.
For two policemen at President's
house, two thousaud six hundred' aud
forty collars.
For compensation of two night
watchmen at the President's house,
one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For compensation of the door-keeper
at the President's house, one thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For assistant doorkeeper, oue thou
sand and eighty dollars-
For compensation of two draw
keepers at the bridge across the East
ern Branch of the Potomac, and for
fuel, oil, and lamps, one thousand
six hundred dollars.
For watchman in Franklin square,
seven hundred and twenty-dollars.
For compensation of the person in
charge of the heating apparatus of
the Liliracv of Congress, and other
steam-heating apparatus in the eon
tral building, eight hundred and SiX-ty-four
dollars. .
For electrician for the Capitol, one
thousand two huudred dollur.
For compensation of in-" watch
men in reservation number two,
three thousaud six hundred dollars.
For watchman at Lincoln square,
five hundred and forty dollars.
For watchman at Lafayette square,
seven hundred ad twenty dollars.
For watchman for circle at inter
section of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, five hundred
and forty dollars.
For watchman for circle at inter
section of Massachusetts and Ver
mont avenues, five hundred and for
ty dollars.
For contingent and incidental ex
penses, two thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President
of the United States, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice-President
of the United States, eight
thousand dollars.
For compensation of Secretary to
sign patents for public lands, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation to private Secre
tary, three thousand five hundred
dollars; assistant secretary, (who;
shall be a short hand writer.) two
thousand fivo hundred dollars; two
!XL,:uiive clerks at two thousand
three hundred dollars each, steward
at two thousand dollars, aud messen
aengcr at one thousand two hundred
dollars, of the President of the Uni
levl States; in all, thirteen thousaud
eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the ex
ecutive office, including stationery
therefor, lour thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation of the Secretary
of State, eight thousand dollars; two
Assistant Secretaries of Scate, at three
thousand five hundred dollars each;
for chief clerk two thousand two
iniiiilrH.d dollar.-: ten clerks ot class.
four, additional compensation to oue
clerk of class four as disbursing clerk,
nine clerks of class three, three
clerks of class two, eight clerks of
class one, one messenger, ono assist
ant messenger, nine laborers, and
four watchmen: in all, beventy-four
tiiii!inil fivrt hundred and twenty
dollars.
For publishing tho laws
in pare-
phlet form, twelve
iiimunnil dollars:
nnd in newsnuners. ntty
thousand
.L.iL.m. PmnidfA. Thai after thej
fourth day of March, eighteen hun
dred aud seventy-five, the publica
tion of the laws in newspapers shall
j cease.
For proof-reading, and packing the
laws and documents lor me various
legations and consulates, including
boxes and transportation of the same,
three thousand dollars; for stationery,
furniture, fixtures, and repaira, live
thousand dollars; for books and maps,
j;two thousand five hundred uoitars,
for extra ch ' . re ami copying, iuui
thousand dollars: for contingent ex-
l.u.ises. viz.. rent, fuel, lights, repairs 1
and miscellaneous expeuses, tlnrty
two thousand five hundred dollars; in
all, forty-seven thousand dollars.
UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN
CLAIMS COM'I-SION.
T7,, rr.mnpn ration of the commis
sioiier on the part of the United
states four thousand five huudred
,i,.n.,r. fnr enmnonsation or umpire.
" rr:. i" ?".V,S?1 u;' -..ruV V:, ; I M 7hW: h v Iitiol eleVka of! v. cloth, cane, hatnnskjus, dus-
, UU1.U.S-, .. "', ., r ,. 'f,Hl
us. aim ma-,i,reeuiuu-..uu.r, .'"?.:": V.... 7. V" ' ,i tif. -artr,., r' U-rs. flour, keys, lye, matches, nails,.
ng-linen, thousand dollars mr s-ecreiaij, tu -"" -. "" ". v"'". ""-T", , , , :i ll0u-ders -enairing hand stamps
.!.?, for t,...H fi,.n i,.,nrlr(..l ilnllArs: for le- money orders at nine hundred dol-1 . powuerb, .cpuiriiu, anu ...tiiips,
'seven- !-.. I. ag,n.t, thro, tbousa,.a jarh. for U money ,U.r d.vu, VXU iS'S
do lars; tor two CierKS, at oue uiou- i '"' " ""' ".u ""' , - f nr th current and ordin-irv bus'liCSS,
j c '..- t 1 i ,iio,-c n eii- fnr h v thoiisnnd six hundred, nnd sixtv Sarins current anu oniinary us.u.ab
;r"rJ11iJltnrs. Ht ono thousand five
tillllll l 11 UUlllllL'U UUlJUl vw. ..- ..-.
hundred dollars ea, for one mcssen.
ger, six huudred doln..v: f
alataiit messenger, three i-.,ldrod (iol.
Iars; for contingent expeua, flyc
thousaud dollars; in nil, twenty-et
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For the compensation and expenses
of tho commission for determining
the pending questions between the
United States and Spain growing out
of the acts of the Spanish officials in
and about Cuba, fifteen thousand dol
lars. ,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary
of the Treasury, eight thousand dol
lars; two Assistant Secretaries of the
Treasury, at three thousand five hun
dred dollars eace ; chief clerk, two
thousaud two huudred dollars, and
three hundred dollars additional for
acting as. superintendent of the build
ing ; forty-nine clerks of class four,
additional compensation of two hun
dred dollars to one clerk of class four
as disbursing clerk, thirty clerks of
class throe, twenty six clerks of class
two, twenty-seven clerks of clas3 oue;
thirty-two female clerks at uiue hun
dred dollars each; eleven messengers,
one assistant messenger, and ten la
borers; one clerk of class four and
one clerk of class ode, to assist the
chief chief clerk in superintending
the building; ono captau, of the watch
one thousand four hundred dollars;
one engineer, one thousand four hun
dred dollars, one machinist and gas
fitter, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; one storekeeper, oue thousand
four hundred dollars; sixty watch
men, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each, ami two of said watch
men, acting as lieutenants of watch
men, two hundred and eighty dol
lars each in addition; thirty laborers,
at seven hundred and twenty dollars
each; five firemen, at six hundred
dollars each; ninety char-women, at
one hundred and eighty dollars each;
in all, threo liuudred and sixty-one
thousand six hundred and twenty
dollars: and for additional clerks and
additional compensation to clerks in
his office, twenty-two thousand five
hundred dollars.
Stpkuvjsing Architect. Tn the
construction branch of the Treasury:
For Supervising Architect, three
thousand dollars; assistant supervi
sinir architect, two thousand five
hundred dollars; chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; photographer, two
thousand five bundled dollars; two
assistant photographers, one at oue
thousaud six hundred dollars, and
ono atone thousaud six hundred dol
lars, and one at ono thousand two
hundred dollars; two clerks of class
four, four clerks of class three, three
clerks of class one, and one messen
ger; in; all; twenty-seven thousaud
twe hundred nnd forty dollars.
First Comptroller of the
Treasury. For First Comptroller of
the Treasury, live thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
ten clorka of class four, twetvo clerks
of class threo, twelvo clerks of class
two, six clerks of class one; six copy
ists, at nine hundred dollars each;
oue messenger, oue assistant messen-
?;er, aud three laborers; in all, seveu-y-seven
thnusnncLturoe hundred and
$wenty dollars.
Second. Comptroller o- t ite
J Trfasuhv. For Second Comptroller
of the Treasury, threo thousand dol
lars: chief clerk, two thousand dol
lars'; twelve clerks of class four, twen
ty clerk of class three, twenty-eight
clerks ofelass two, twenty-ono clerks
of class one; twelve copyists, at nine
hundred dollars each; one messenger,
eight hundred and forty dollars; one
assistant messenger, at seven hun
dred and twenty do'.lr.r; and two la
borers; in all, one hundred and thirty
six thousand eight hundred dollars.
Commissioner of Customs. For
Commissioncs of Customs, thre thou
sand dollars; chief ccerk, two thou
sand dollars; two clerks of class four,
six clerks of class three, nine cterks
of class two, seven clerks of class one
ono messenger, ami one laborer; in
all, forty thousaud seven hundred
anil sixty dollars.
First Acihtor. For the First Au
ditorof the Treasury, three thousand
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
dollars; three clerks of class four, ten
clerks of class three, ten clerks of
class two, thirteen clerks of class one,
ono messenger, one assistant messen
ger and one laborer, in all, fifty-eight
thousand two hundred
dollars.
!ind Piihtv
.iuu .jbwi.
Second Auditor. For Sccmid
Auditor, three thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thousand dollars six
clerks of cia-s four, and for addition
al disbursing clerk, two hundred dol
lars; fifty-lour cleiks of class three,
oue hundred and nintj clerks of c!av
two. one hundred clerks of clas one,
one mcs.senger, five assistant messen
gers, and seven laborers; in all, thno
hundred and eighty four thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars.
Third Auditor. For Third Audi
tor, three thousand dollais; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars fourteen
clerk- of class four, additional to one
clerk of c!as four as disbursing clerk,
two h
:,nurcd
ofela-s
dollars;
thirty-two
clerks
three,
ninety-two
clerks of cln,s two, fiftv one clerks of!
cla-sone; ten copyists, at nine hun
dred dollars each; two messengers,
threo assistant messengers, and seven
laborers, in all, two hundred and
yighty-niuo thousand four hundred
ami eighty dollars.
Fourth Au: iron. For Fourth
Auditor, three thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thousand dollara;
live clerks of class four, eighteen
clerks of class three, twelve clerks of
f.l-ies! tivn i.h-vori clerks of cla.-s one:
, seven female clerks, at nine huudred
'dollars each; oue messenger, one us-
i .-isttuit messenger, anil tnree lanorer-
ert; in all, eighty-two thousand eight
hundred and twenty dollars.
Fifth Auditor. For the Fifth
Auditor, three thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars; four
clerks of class four, eight clerks of
class three, eight clerks of class two,
twelve clerks of class one; seven cop
yists, at nine hundred doliars eacl ;
one nies-enger. one a--i-tant messen
ger, and two laborers; in all, lifty
uiue thousand nine hundred dol
lar-.
Auditor of the Treasury for
the Post Ofi-ice Department.
For compensation of the Auditor of
tho Treasury for the Post Offiee De-partmuiit-,
three thousand dollars;
chief clerk, two thou.-and dollars;
nine clerks of cla-s
four; additional
to oue clerk of class
four a- mshurs-
n- clerk, two hundred dollars; forty-
'our clerK.s of da three; sixty-four
Ierks of class two. thirtv-sevfcn
f()ll
- clerks
clerks of class one, one
j one assistant messenger.
ini,s"iii"er
and "fifteen
. lauorer-. ai?o.
:.., ..,-,ii,;n...,i ..ln-trt.
11 t luiiiLiimai Lici ia
dollars
Treasurer. For compensation of
tho Treasurer of tho United States,
six thousand five hundred dollars; as
sistant treasurer, two thousand eight
hundred dollars; cashier, two thou-,
sand eight huudred dollars; assistant
five'ci1" two tllOU-nntl fiive hundred
sand twoi?.f d,,;;ifio,ai: afc fcwo, th,U"
principal bookrdolln.ra ch; tw
two hundred doIInreSl w t""sand
at two thousand two liunuK rir"
each; one chief clerk, two thdiii1
dollars; two assistant tellers, tvL
L thousand dollars, each; fifteen clerks
or class four, ntteeu clerks ot class
three, eleven clerks of class two, nine
clerks of class one; sixty female
clerks, at uino hundred dollars- each;
fifteen messengers; fivo male labor
ers, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each, and seven femao la
borers, at two hundred ond forty dol
lars each; in all, one hundred and
eighty-nine thousand four hundred,
aud eighty dollars: Provided, That
eight thousand fivo hundred dollars
are hereby appropriated to be expen
ded in the office of the Treasurer of
the United States at tho discretion' o?"
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Register of the Treasury.
For compensation of tho Register of '
tho Treasury, three thousand dollars:
assistant register, two thousand dol-
lars; chief clerk, two thousand dol
lars; eight clerks of class four, twelvo
clerks of class three, fifteen clerks of
class two, ten clerks of class one;
eight copyists, at nine hundred dol
lars each; one messenger, two assist
ant messengers, and two laborers; in.
all, eighty-four thousand- five huu
dred and twenty dollars.
Comptroller of the Currency.
For Comptroller of tho Currency,
gve thousand dollars; deputy comp
troller, two thousand fivo huudred
dollars; twelvo clerks of class four,
fourteen clerks of class three, twelvo
clerks of class two, twelvo clerks of
class one, thirty female clerks, four
messengers, four laborers, and two
night watchmen; in all, ono hundred
and seventeen thousand three hun
dred and eighty dollurs.
Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue. For Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, six thousand dollar?;,
heputy commissioner, threo thousand
five hundred dollars; two deputy com
missioners, at three thousand dollara
each; seven heads of divisions, at two
thousand five hundred dollars each;-thirty-four
clerks of class four, forty
eight clerks of class threo, fifty two
clerks of class two; twenty-eight
clerks of class one; seventy-live copy
ists, at nine hundred dollars eacFi;
seven niecsei gers. three assistant
messengers, aud fifteen laborers; in.
all, three hundred and oixty-fhreo-thousand'-
sjvea huudryd-" and- Sorty
dollars.
For dies, paper, and for stamps,
four hundred thousand dollars.
For salaries and expenses of col-'
lectors, assessors, assistant of-sejsors,
supervisors, detectives, and store
keepers, together with the expense of
carrying into effect the various pro
visions of the ,j vend acts providing
internal reve.iue, excepting items
otherwise provided ror iOur million
seven hundred thousand dollara;- and
hereafter the total net compen8Cipu
of collectors of internal revcnueUhal
in no case exceed four thousand fivo
hundred dollars per annum.
For detecting and bringing to trial
and punishment persons guilty of vi
olating tho internal revenue laws, or
conniving at tho sair.o, in cases where
such expenses are net othorwiso pro
vided for by law, eighty thousand
dollars; and from and after tho pass
age of this act tho Secretary of tho
Treasury shall have power to employ
not moro than three persons to assist
the proper officers of the government:
in discovering qnd collecting a.y
money belonging to the United States
whenever the same shall be withheld
1)3 any person or coiporation, upon
such terms as he shall deem best for
the interests of tho United States;
but no compensation shall bo paid to
such persons except out of tho money
and property so secured; and no per
son shall be employed under the pro
visions of thjs clause who shall not
have fully set forth in a written state
ment, under oatn, addressed to the
Secretary of the Treasury, the char
acter ofthe claim out of which ho
proposes to n. cover, or a-Mst in recov--
' l'nil! ""'"rvti far too tniieu ,-iuu,
r ljW V th(j vj0j.llion (r WhIcU
the same have been withheld, and
the name of the ptron, firm, or cor
poration having thus withheld suclv
moi.eys; and if any person so em
ployed shall recei.'o r: attempt to re
ceive any money or other considera
tion : o.u :.ny person, firm, or corpo
ration alleged thus to havo withhofd
money from the United States, except;
in pursuance of the written contract
made in relation thereto with tho
Secretary of the Treasury, such per
son shall be dcei.icd guilty of a mis
demeanor, and upon conviction there
of ahull he fined not lei-s- than ono
thousand d'dKrs or int;r"uo!iud not
less than tv.o M-ars, or both, in the
discretion of .t:y court of the United
States huvtntr "url-dirtion; and tho
Poii empioyen n:ui oe rt..,,uu,
k.J lliar.c ,i't;ii wi a..c. ,' .v. .
,-. ..,,,.. .,... i-t ,.t it.. .,-.-,. 1,, i
""e"
dcrsucn contract a, any
time when
required to do so by the Secretary ot
the TYeaMiry.
Light-House Board, For chief
clerk of the Light-House Hoard, two
thousand dollars two clerks of class
four, iv.o clerks of clas three, ono
clerk of class two, one clerk of class
one, one female copyist, one messen
ger, aud one laborer; in all', thirteen
thousond e.ght hundred and iixty
dollars.
Bureau of Statistics. For tho
officer in charge of the Kureau of Sta
tistics, two thou-and fivo hundred
dollars, chief clerk, two thousand
dollars; twelve clerks of class four,
eight clerks of class three, ten clerks
of class two, five clerks of das one.
five copjists at pino hundred dollars
each, oue messenger, one laborer,
and one charwoman at four hundred
and eighty dollars.
For temporarA clerks for the Treas
ury Department, forty thousand dol
lars J'roridcd, That hereafter no
temporary clerk shnii receive- a great-
' er C'impeu-ation than at the rate or
! oue thousand two liuudred dollars
j per annum for the time actually era'
p.03 ed.
i rrtr stationery for the Treasury de-
1 partment :.:i lis several isureaus,
fifty thousand dollars.
For postage, newspapers, arrang-
, alld binding canceled ma
P. waling ships' registers,
,wr-er! for xnal1 awl. ?Ulcc WUJ
marine pa-
care of
ukou, re-
pairs 01 ivapmi ami uiwuiw, wsaums
' toweks, investigation of accounts ami
,.r records, urooms. orusnes. .emeu, wi-
(Continued oa second Ras&Jt
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