NaTigatioD Bomu.  EuREAU  OP  NAVIGATION:  Commiasioiier,  S4,000;  deputy  commis-
sioner, $2,750;  chief  clerk,  $2,000;  clerk  to  commissioner,  $1,600;
clerks — two  of  class  four,  two  of  class  three,  t^iree  of  class  two,  four
of  class  one,  four  at  $1,000  each,  six  at  $900  each;  two  stenographers
and  typewriters  to  be  employed  not  to  exceed  six  months  at  the  rate
of  $75  per  month;  two  messengers;  in  all,  $38,130.
^j^l^tSS?'  Shipping  service:  For  shipping  commissioners  in  amounfa  not  ex-

ceeding  t£e   following:     Baltimore,   $1,200;   Bath,   Maine,    $1,000;

vrt.a,p.s9.  .  Boston,  $3,000;  New  Bedford,  $1,200-  New  Orleans,  $1,500;  New
York,  $S,000;  Norfolk,  $1,500;  Philadelphia,  $2,400;  Portland,
Maine,  $1,300;  Seattle,  $3,600;  Proyidonce,  $1,800;  Rockland,
$1,200:  San  Francisco,  $4,000;  m  all,  $28,600.
Clark  hire.  Clerk  hire:  For  compensation,  to  be  fixed  by  the  Secretary  of  Com-

merce, of  not  to  exceed  $1,600  per  annum  to  each  person,  of  cle^s
in  the  offices  Of  shipping  commissioners,  $45,000:  Prwnded,  That  one
clerk  may  be  employed  hereunder  at  a  compensation  not  to  exceed
$1,800  per  annum.
Sw(,^fiii"'**°"''  Contmgent  expenses:  For  rent,  stationery,  and  other  requisites  for
transaction  of  the  business  of  shipping  commissioners'  offices,  and  for
janitor  in  the  commissioner's  office  at  New  York,  $840;  in  all,  $7,500.
''  To  enable  the  Commissioner  of  Navigation  to  secure  uniformity  in
the  admeasurement  of  vessels,  including  the  employment  of  an  ad-
juster of  admeasurements  at  not  to  exceed  $2,100,  purchase  and  ex-
change of  admeasuring  instruments,  traveling  and  incidental  expenses,
$3j500.
For  purchase  and  repair  of  instruments  for  counting  passengers,
$250.
