The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-09

sAs ssid fiscal ysa nlae tsesssnd three hundred and
For Pensacola vlor;ds, for tho ssI, half calendar
year, thrss thoupsnd dollars; and Cor the said fiscal
year, four thotnahd and forty seven dollars
For necessary repairs Of hospital buildings and
their dspsndsaeies, namely;
for ChsrisstowD. Massachusetts, for the said half
calendar year. one thousand five hundred dollars and
Tor the said fiscal year, thousand three hundred
dollars;
For Brooklyn, New York, for The said half calen-
dar year, eight thousand eight hundred and thirty
TWO doiars and for the said fiscal year. fifteen thou
sand dollar;
For Norf.ik, Virginia, for the said half calendar
year, two thousand dollars and for the said fiscal
year, two thousand doIlars
For Pensacola, Florida, for tho said half calendar
year, one thousand five hundred dollars; and Tor tho
said fiscal year. two thousand four hundred and forty
olght dollars and twenty-five cents
For Philadelphia naval asylum, for the said half
calendar year, nine hundred and forty five dollars
and for the sand fiscal year, three hundred and sixty
six dollars.
For necessary repairs Of maya zines, namely,
For Chariestown, Massachusetts, for the said half
calendar year, i've hundred dollars and for the said
fiscal year, one thousand dollars;
For Brooklyn, New York, for the said half calsn-
dar year three hundred aud fifty dollars and for tho
said fiscal year, three hundred and fifty dollars;
For Washington, District of Columbia, for the said
half calendar year, two hundred and fifty dollars !,
dollars;
For Norfolk, Virginia, for the said half calendar
year, three hundred and fifty dollars; and for the
said fiscal year three hundred and fifty dollars.
For ordnance and ordnance stores for the navy and
armed vessels the Northern lakes, for the said ha
calendar yssr, fery-eght thousand four hundred and
twenty-five dUiars and nine y-sevcn cents and fol.
the said fiscal year, nnetysix thousand eight hum
dred and forty-seyen dollars and ninety-hree cents
For defrayng the expenses that may accrue for the
vi Eorf reiQ nd tran rfa-
ton Of materials and stores Of every description for
wharfage and docksgo storage and rent travelling
expenses Of officers and transportation Of seamen
house rent To pursers, when duly authorized for fur
neral expenses for commissions, clerk hire, office
rent, stationery, and fuel to navy agents for prem-
ums and incidental expenses Of recruiting; for APP
pretending deserters for compensation Judge adj
vocates for per diem allowance to persons attend
ng courts martial and courts Of inquiry, other
vices authorized by law for printing and stationery
Of every description and for working the Autograph
press for books, maps, charts mathematical aud
teal instruments, chronometers, models, and draw
ings for the purchase and repair of fire engines and
machinery connected herewith, and for other ma
chnery for the repair of steam engines in the navy
yards for the purchase and maintenance Of oxen
and horses and for carts, timber Wheels and work
mems tools Of every descriptions for postage Of let
tiers on public service for pilotage and towing ships
OF war for assistance rendered to vessels in distress
for incidental labor at navy yards not applicable to
for candles and oil for the of navy yards and shore
stations, and for no other object purpose whatever
Tor the said half calendar year, three hundred and
thirty thousand dollars and for the said fiscal year.
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses for objects not enumera-
ted, for the said half calendar year, one thousand
five hundred dollars and for the said fiscal year
three thousand dollars.
For printing and publishing the code Of rules and
regulations for the government Of the navy prepared
by the Secretary Of the Navy and Attorney General
IN obedience TO resolution OF the last session, in
the same should be ratified by Congress, one
thousand dollars.
For dafraying the expenses Of the agencies for the
inspection Of hemp, authorized by joint resolution
OF Congress, approved eighteenth February, one
thousand eight hundred and forty-three four thou
sand dollars Propided That all provisions and cloth
ing, hemp, and other materials of every name and
nature for the Of the navy, and the transporta-
ton thereof, when time will permit, shall hereafter
be furnished by contract by the lowest bidder fol-
lows the Secretary of the Navy shall advertise once
week for at least four weeks in or of the
principal papers published in the place where such
articles to be furnished for sealed proposals. for
furnishing such articles, the whole Of any parcu-
lar class of articles, specifying in such advertisement
the amount, quantity, and description of each kind OF
articles 10 be furnished and all such proposals shall
be kept sealed until the day specified IN such adver-
tisement for opening the same, when they shall be
opened by under the direction of the officer max
ing such advertisement, in the presence of at least
two persons; and the person offering TO furnish any
class of such articles, and giving satisfactory secur
ty for the performance thereof under forfeiture not
exceeding twice the contract price in Of failure
shall receive contract for furnishing the and
in the lowest bidder shall fail TO enter into such
contract and give such security within a reasona BILE
time, TO be fixed in such advertisement then the
tract shall be given 10 the next lowest bidder, who
shall enter into such contract and give such security
and that all such bids proposals shall be preserved
and recorded, and reported 10 Congress at the com
mencement Of every regular session; and the same
shall contain true and faithful abstract of all offer,
made embracing well those which are rejected al
those which accepted the said abstract stall en-
brace the names Of the party parties Offering the
terms proposed, the sums demanded and the length
of time the agreement IS 10 continue. And, in case
OF failure, to supply he articles or 10 perform the
work, by the person entering into such contract, he
and his suretes shall be liable for the forfeiture spc
cited in such contract, lqudsted damages 10 be
sue for, in the name Of the United States in any
court having jurisdiction thereof
MARINE CORPS.
For pay Of officers, comm issioneJ officers mu.
sicans, privaes and servants, serving Shore and
subsistence Of officers Of the marine corps r the
hundred and thrtyeght dollars and for the said s-
cal yea- two hundred and thousand four hund ed
and scventy-two dollars and fifteen cents.
For provisions for the Don-commissioncd officers
| musicians, PrNates, servants, and washerwomep
serving on shore, foi the sa'd half calendar year
nineteen thousand one hundred and twenty weight dol
lars and eight cents and FOR the said fiscal year. thir
ty-eght thousand six hundred and seventy eight dol
lars and eighty cents.
For clothing for the said half calendar year, TWEEN
I " thousand three hundred and forty-une dollar,
AID for the said fiscal year. forty thousand six hun
drcd and ninety Eight dollars.
For fuel for the said half calendar year eight thou
sznd one hundred and thirty -seven dollars and six
cents and for tho said fiscal year. sixteen thou.an,
two hundred and seven,y-four dollars and twev,
4 cents
To keep barracks in repair, for rent Of temporor,
barracks for the said hall calendar year. tn thou
sand dollars and for the said fiscal year. SIX thou