The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-06

sec fiFcfp anu tie eTeCtlOn Oi Ou tuC
same, twenty six hundred dollars.
For the erection OF three small beacon-lights on
the Hudson river; one at the south point OF the isl
and east of Barnn island, one at the north point of
the island opposite and east of Coryman's bar, and
on the point OF the island at the mouth of Scho
dack channel and opposite Null rocks, fifteen
hundred dollars.
For ten additional spar. buoys in the bay of New
York. five hundred dollars.
For spindle or beacon to be placed on the ex-
treme eastern point of the north fork OF Long
Island, three thousand dollars.
NEW JERSEY
For monument on Mill reef, in the Kill Van
Kill passage, four thousand dollars.
For can buoys to be placed in the inlet, leading
in Little Egg harbor. one thousand dollars.
For beacon to be placed on the shoal in New
ark bay, known the West Oyster bed, and bug
lights on the Elbow beacon and Set off point, and
for replacing the fog-bell at the Passaic light
house, three thousand dollars.
For one buoy in New Inlet Great Egg harbor,
and three buoys in Hartford, two hundred dollars.
MARYLAND.
For fog-bell to be erected at the light house on
Seven foot knoll, at the mouth of Patapsco river,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For six spar-buoys to be placed in Pocomoke
sound and the entrance Of Cbesamissig harbor four
hundred and eighty dollars.
For a beacon light to be placed at Fort Sellers,
on the Patapsco river, when said fort shall be so
far completed as to receive the same, fifteen hun
bred dollars.
For buoy to be placed over a wreck in Hoop
er's straits, in Chesapeake bay, eighty dollars.
For a bell to be placed on one of the light boats
in Chesapeake bay, to be designated by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, two hundred dollars.
MICHIGAN.
For buoys in Saganaw bay and at the mouth OF
Saginaw river, six hundred dollars.
For beacon light on Round island, in Lake
Superior, the entrance Of the river st. Marie,
four thousand dollars.
For the repair and the removal of the light house
and keepers house at the mouth of Clinton river,
on Lake ST. Clair, five thousand dollars.
For light house at the mouth of South Black
river, five thousand dollars.
WISCONSIN.
For spar buoys at the entrance of Neenah or Fox
river, five hundred dollars.
For light house a the northern outlet of Win
nebago lake, five thousa nd dollars.
For the removal of the light house at Milwaukee,
and rebuilding the same at and on the north point
of Milwaukee bay, five thousand dollars
OHIO.
For light. house or range lights at or near the
head of Maumee bay, or the mouth Of Maumee
river, five thousand dollars.
For buoys at the ledge between West Sister
island and the entrance of Maumee bay, three
hundred dollars.
For the repair of the lighthouse, pier and pier
head in the harbor of Huron, which the light
house is built, six thousand dollars.
For removing the light at Vermillion harbor,
anu Vc pieI oH "uCu ~ 10 plaSSuS th'SS
thousand dollars.
DELAWARE.
For six spar-buoys to be placed in the Delaware
bay from Mahon river to the upper point of the
shoal known as the Shears, four hundred and
eighty dollars.
For the construction Of two ice-breakers, for the
protection OF the light house on the Brandywlne
shoal, in the Delaware bay, three thousand six
hundred dollars.
For marking Joe Flogger shoal in the Delaware
bay with first class nun buoys and can. buoys, to
be constructed and placed in their position under
the direction of the Superintendent of the Coast
Survey, three thousand dollars.
VIRGINIA.
For two spar-buoys at Chincoteague inlet, one
hundred and sixty dollars.
For two spar buoys to be placed at Metompkin
inlet, one hundred and sixty dollars.
For a light boat at Pungoteague creek, or a
light house to be built point of land adjonn g
said creek, shall be found most expedient on ex-
animation, ten thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of a site and the erection Of a
light house Jones's point, in the Potomac river,
near Alexandria, five thousand dollars.
For Jones's fog bells to be placed at Assateague,
Smiths island and Cape Henry light houses, seven
thousand five hundred dollars.
For beacon on White shoal, James river, one
thousand dollars.
For beacon lights on Days point, on the Point
of Shoals and on Jordan's point James river, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For a beacon light on the shore opposite Lyon 3
creek, five thousand dollars.
For a large buoy on the tail of the Horseshoe
shoa!, in Chesapeake bay, five hundred dollars.
For two epar- buoys to be placed at White point
and Elbow point, in Mushap ingo bay, one hundred
and sixty dollars.
For two spar buoys to be placed to buoy out
Occahonnock creek, one hundred and sixty dol
lars.
NORTH CAROLINA.
For Jones's fog bell to be placed near Bald Head
light house, at the entrance of Cape Fear river, two
thousand elk hundred dollars.
For n harbor lighthouse on the eastern point Of
Bourge banks, at the entrance of Beaufort harbor,
five thousand dollars.
For two buoys to be placed in the mouth Of Al-
gator river, in Albemarle eound, two hundred dol
lars.
For buoy to be placed on the northeast end OF
FaIker's shoal, in Croaton sound, eighty dollars.
For buoys to be placed in North river, in the
county of Currituck, one hundred dollars.
For first. class light boat to be moored on Fry
ingpan shoal under the direction of the Superin-
tendent of the Coast Survey to be built on the most
approved plan and model, under the direction OF
a competent naval architect, and fitted with life
boat, duplicate moorings, and fog BELL the illumi
mating apparatus to be composed OF large sized
parabolic rehectors and Argand lamps, to produce
light properly distinguished, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For four large buoys to mark the two channels
over Fryingpan shoals, to be constructed and
located under the direction Of the Super
of the Coast Survey, one thousand six hundred
dollars.
For four second class buoys, to mark the Main
and Oak Island channels leading into the Cape
Fear river, in addition to the buoys now authorized
TO be constructed and located under the direction
of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey, on,
thousand dollars.
For six hollow buoys for the waters of Cape
Fear, one thousand three hundred and twent y
dollars.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
For bell. boat to be moored at Cape Roman
shoal, three thou.and five hundred dollars.
For harbor light to be placed on the battery In
the harbor of Charleston, five hundred dollars.
For three iron buoys to be moored at the en-
trance of the harbor of Georgetown, six hundred
| and thirty dollars.
For two beacon or range lights on South Island
point, and one beacon range light on North
Island to range with the main light at the en-.
trance of Georgetown harbor, five thousand dol.
lars
ALABAMA.
For an iron floating bei-buoy, with heavy moor
ings, and in every respect complete, for the en-
trance of Mobile bay, four thousand dollars.
For six large iron can and nun buoys, to be
properly distinguished and TO be moored at points
off the west bank, the middle ground and the
southwest point of the Spit, two thousand one hun
dolers