312 FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 293. 1870. F“!°l· 8E°·}`°’ For fuel, lights, and water for public buildings throughout the United p°bh°bm1dmg°' States, under the control of the Treasury Department, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Custom-house For balance due on completion of the custom-house at Ogdensburg, °* 0€d°“Sb“'Ki New York, seven hundred and one dollars and eighty-eight cents. at Charleston. For continuing the construction of the custom-house building at Charleston, South Carolina, in accordance with the modified plans of the supervising architect of the treasury, as submitted in his letter of June twenty-one, eighteen hundred and seventy, addressed to the Secretary of Prcviso- the Treasury, one hundred thousand dollars: Provided, That no further sum than two hundred and ninety-eight thousand eight hundred and fifty- five dollars and forty-six cents shall be appropriated or expended by the government for the entire completion of said building and its approaches. Pvrchgrsqof To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase a parcel of ground, 2';l'(l‘}‘u?g’£:8` twenty feet by one hundred feet, adjoining and on the east side of the `site of the United [States] court-house and post-office building at Springfield, Illinois, three thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary. House of Rep- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. resentatives. Pay otomcsrs, For compensation of the officers, clerks, messengers, and others receiv- °l°'k*2Lm°¤¤°¤· ing an annual salary in the House of Representatives, six thousand one g°"’ °’ hundred and six dollars and fifty cents. And that there be appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of seven hundred dollars each, per annum, to the chief, journal, assistant disbursing, file, printing, petition, stationery, and engrossing clerks of the House; and the sum of four hundred and five dollars per annum to the librarian in charge of the hall library ; and the sum of four hundred and five dollars per annum to the assistant librarian in charge of the hall library; and the sum of three hundred and sixty dollars per annum to the clerk of the committee of claims; and to the reading clerks and tally clerk, three hundred and forty dollars each, for the thirty-ninth Congress, as provided for by resolutions of the House of the first session of the said Congress. Fvldinz- For folding documents, including materials, five thousand five hundred and four dollars and twenty-seven cents. Clerks. For clerks to committees and temporary clerks, ten thousand four hundred and seventy-five dollars and twenty cents. Laborers. For laborers, two thousand four hundred and eighty-three dollars and eighty cents. Oomrntttoo on For miscellaneous items, to defray the expenses of the committee on mgtivn wd gdpcation and labor, incurred during their late investigation, one thousand ’ o lars. oaths ninth For additional expenses of the committee on the ninth census, to be °°¤*“°· added to the contingent f und of the House, two hundred and ten dollars. EdwardJarvis. To Dr. Edward Jarvis, of Dorchester, Massachusetts, for services rendered to committee on the ninth census, five hundred dollars. Otlioinlro- To pay the official reporters of the Globe in each House the amount $3*::: °r *h° which the comptroller of the treasury may find severally due them for ser-
- 8“,,,h_296_r;8_ vices during the sessions of the forty-first Congress, under the eighteenth
V¤l· xiv- p- 828- section of the act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the government for the year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty- seven, and for other purposes, approved July twenty-eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. Ltgllgttng and For ceiling with iron laths under the copper root' of the hall of the "°“°‘ °‘°“· House of Representatives, and for additional glass panels, flues, doors, and apparatus for improving the lighting and ventilating of said hall, to be expended under the direction of the architect of the Capitol, iiftccn thousand dollars.
