The North-Carolina standard., 1838-08-15

and other fuel, and for candles and oil for re-
tpairS Of magazines or powder-houses for pre-
pairing moulds for ships to be bull, and for no
other purpose Whatever four hundred fifty
thousand dollars
For contingent expenses for objects not herein
before enumerated, three thousand dollars;
For pay ofthe officers, non-commis issioned Off
GERS, musicians and privates, and subsistence OF
the officers OF the marine corps, one hundred and
slxtytwo thousand and nineteSn dollars; -
| For provisions for the non-commssioned OIL
Sers, musicians. and privatss serving on shore,
servants and washerwomen. forty thousand
eight hundred and forty dollars;
Forcothing. fortylhree thousand six hundred
and niney-fiye dollars;
For fuel, fifteen thousand eight hundred and
four dollars;
For keeping the present barracks in repair
until new ones can be erected and for the rent Of
temporary barracks at New York, ten thousand
dollars;
For transportation of officers, non-commssion-
ed officers musicians, and privates, and expenses
OF recruiting six thousand dollars;
For medicines, hospital stores surgical instru-
ments and pay ofmatron, four thousand one hun
dred and thirty nine dollars;
For contingent expenses of said corps freight,
ferriage, toll, wharfage, and carriage per diem al
lowance for attending courts of inquiry COM
pensatIon to judge advocates, house rent where
there are no public quarters assigned incidental
labor In the quartermaster's department, expenses
ofburying deceased persons belonging to the
marine corps printing, stationary, forage, postage
on public letters, expenses in pursuing deserteTs,
candles and oil for the different stations, straw
for the men, barrack furniture bed sacks, spades,
axes, shovelS picks, and carpenters tools, seven
teen thousand nine hundred and seventy seven
dollars and ninety-three cents
For military stores. pay of armorers, keeping
arms in repair, drums, ffes flags. accontrements,
and ordnance stores, two thousand dollars;
For erecting and furnishing a new hospital
building, and for dwelling for an assistant sur
geon for the repairs of the present building
Il for all expenses upon their dependencies near
Pensacola, thiry-one thousand five hundred dol
lars: s-- .-..
For erecting sea wall to protect the shore,
for enclosing the hospital grounds, for c5mp plet-
ing the basement OF south wing, & for all other |
upon the dependencies of the hospital
near Norfolk nine thousand dollars;
For graduating and enclosing the grounds
about the naval asylum near Philadelphia, and
Tor all other expenses upon the building and its /
dependencies, two thousand six hundred dol /
ars;
For extending the hospital building near Brook
yn' New York, tor enclosing the grounds, and
or all other expenses upon its dependencies six.
IHOuSuuu
For completing the present hospital. building
lear Boston and for all expenses upon its de-
tendencies. three thousand five hundred dollars:
For repairing the enclosure, and for the sea-
vail ofthe magazine upon Eliis's island, in the
ar6or OF New York, three thousand eight hum :
red dollars;
For repairing the magazine, filling house, e
'harf and railway, at Norfolk, Virginia seven a
undred and fifty dollars; >..-.- ,- n
For building wall round the magazine at Pen S
acola, three thousand dollars $
For fixtures, furniture, and other incidental 7
expenses at the naval asylum at PHILADELPHIA. :,
eng balance carried to the surplus fund on =
e thlrty-first December last twelve hundred and
rty7one dollars and thirty-seven cents;
SEC. 2. 4nd be II further enacted That of
e amount heretofore appropriated, under the
t OF the second of March, eighteen hundred and
rty-three entitled IAN act in addition to the act
the gradual improvement of the navy of the :
nIted States and remaining unexpended, the
m OF one million five hundred thousand dol
rs be carried tothe surplus fund; and thatthe a
m Of one million five hundred thousand dollars
hereby appropriated out of any una ppropra,-
money In the Treasury, TO be paid one half
the year eighteen hundred and thirty mine, and
e other half in the year eighteen hundred and
-ty, for the purpose of completing contracts
W existing, or which may be hereafter made
cording to the provisions of the said act Of the
cond OF March, eighteen hundred and thirty
rec.
Approved. May slst. 1888.