Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-13
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! Towards extension of coal -house, (seventy
feet,] four thousand three hundred and e:gh-
teen dollars
Towards repairing and replanking bridge,
three thousand dollars
Towards buildings foundation under frlgate
Sabine, six thousand dollars;
Towards the construction of timber shed,
twelve thousand dollars;
Towards repairs of all kinds, eight thousand
dollars;
For dry dock, two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
1T Philadelphia.
For extension of and moving ship house C,
five thousand dollars;
For repairs of all kinds, three thousand dol
lars.
1t Washington.
For anchor forges, (ive,) and removing
small forge in anchor shop, two thousand six
hundred and sixty-four dollars
For chain cable forges, (twelve,) in hydrau-
lie proving machine shop, two thousand eight
hundred and ninety dollars
For completion of laboratory buildings, five
thousand one hundred and six dollars and fiji
teen cents
For repairs of all kinds, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
1t G0sport.
Towards storehouse No. 10, to be used as
timber shed, eighteen thousand dollars
Towards launching slip and quay walls
twelve thousand dollars;
For the purchase of ST. Helena, two thou
sand four hundred and three dollars and fifty
, cents;
Towards repairs Of all kinds, seven thou
sand dollars.
1t Pensacola
, Towards the blacksmith shop, twenty -one
{ thousand dollars;
Towards cisterns at numbers 90, IS, and
| &c, twelve thousand dollars;
| Towards coal house, eight thousand dollars
Towards ime-house, two thousand five hun
bred dollars
| Towards wharfs, permanently ffty-nine
thousand dollars;
Towards dredging machine, scows, &c. six.
teen thousand dollars;
For repairs of all kinds, five thousand dol
| lars.
At Sacketts Harbor
For repairs OF all kinds, one thousand dol
p lars;
: For purchase of Navy Point and Fort Temp
kins, two thousand tive hundred dollars;
E For the improvement and repairs OF the sew
eral navy hospitals, viz:
1t Chelsea.
Building fora oal-house, repairing outhou
ses and wall in rear of main building, two
thousand four hundred and twenty dollars
1t BrookLUn.
For completing smallpox hospital, ter
! thousand dollars
For repairs to hospital quarters, three thou
y sand dollars,
Near Gosport
n For fence around garden and repairs to hos
+ pital buildings, two thousand six hundred AM
: sixty-seven dollars.
1t Pensacola.
i For centre building at hospital and galleries
: to connect buildings, seven thousand four hun
r dred and nine dollars and fifty cents;
9 For engine house, five hundred and ten dol
s lars;
: For repairs OF hospital quarters, three thou
: sand dollars.
q For magazines, viz:
At Charlestown, one hundred and fifty dol
# lars;
AT Brooklyn, two hundred dollars;
At Washington, one hundred and fifty dol
# lars
- At Gosport, three hundred dollars
# Marine Corps.
l. For pay Of officers, non commissioned Off
" GERS, musicians prlvates, and servants, serving
n on shore, and subsistence of officers, two hun
n dred thousand seven hundred and seventy on
dollars PROVIDED, That no payment shal
hereafter be made to the colonel, or any othe
= officer of said corps, by virtue of commission
y of brigadier general by brevet;
p For clothing, forty-six thousand seven hun
,, bred and eighty-seven dollars and fifty cents
For provisions, forty five thousand seyeM
dollars and twenty cents;
r. For military stores, repair OF arms, pay c
e armorers, accoutrements, ordnance stores, flag;
20 drums, flies, and musical instruments, tw
! thousand three hundred dollars;
> For transportation of officers and troop:
S. and for expenses OF recruiting, eight thousan
3 dollars;
For repair of barracks and rent of tempora
ry barracks, six thousand dollars;
r, For contingencies, viz: freight, ferriag'
le toll, wharfage and carriage; compensation
,e Judge advocates; per diem for attending cour
l. martial and courts OF inquiry: per diem to Ell
r. listed men on constant labor; house rent whel
J. no public quarters are assigned; the burial {
deceased marines printing, stationery, forag
hostages, and the pursuit of deserters candle
#, and Oil; straw, barrack furniture, bed sacks
1e spades, axes, shovels, picks, carpenters tool
le and keeping horse for the messenger, sever
I'd teen thousand nine hundred and eighty dollar
$: SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
* shall be the duty of the Secretary of the N;
re Wy, on the conclusion OF the existing war wit
OF Mexico, to reduce the number of petty officer
We seamen, ordinary seanen, landsmen, and boy
herein provided for, to seven thousand fl,
hundred
n SEC. 3. A,ad be 1t further enacted, That
Ks shall be the duty of the Secretary of the N
p Wy, in the expenditure of the appropriation
nd made for the navy yard at Memphis, to col
fine the same to the construction of rop
walk
,r, Sec. 4. Ind be 1t further enacted, That
he the money appropriated in this act for &c Pc
KS of the navy and &c contingent expenses EN-
c. merated,' an amount not exceeding twent
en- eight thousand and two hundred dollars ma
be expended, under the direction of the Seer
tary of the Navy, for repairs, improvement
IF. and instruction at Fort Severn, Annapoli
n. Maryland.
r. SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That u
on application of the Secretary of the Nav
the President of the United States shall ha,
d. authority, when in his opinion the exigenci
ee of the service require it, to direct that pa
d. of the money appropriated for a particul
is branch of the naval service be applied to a
he other branch of the said service; in viii,
ne case, special account of the moneys tn
e. transferred, and OF their application, shall
s. laid before Congress before its adjournment,
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