Delaware State reporter., 1854-09-01

ting apparatus, the lighthouse at Pensacola,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For buoys for the st. Johns bar and river,
two thousand dollars.
For elevating and fitting with the most ap-
proved Illuminating apparatus the lighthouse
tower at Cape Florida, fifteen thousand dollars.
For completing the beacon on Rebecca shoals,
five thousand dollars.
For iron buoys for Key West harbor and APP
prOaches, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For small beacon-light near or on Fort Nc
Rca, Pensacola, one thousand dollars.
For two large iron buoys for Pensacola bar,
one thousand dollars.
For day beacons and buoys, to mark the
channels in Appalachcola bay and st. Georges
sound from Dog Island lighthouse, three thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For buoys to mark the bar of the northwest
channel of and in Tampa Bay, one thousand
dollars.
For lighthouse on Southwest Cape, west
side Appalachee bay, fifteen thousand dollars.
For beacon, buoy, or bell-boat, as may be
found most expedient. to mark the Ocklockonee
sfntal, five thousand dollars.
For day-marks, buoys, and stakes, to mark
the bar and channels Of the st. Marks river,
five thousand dollars
For beacon-light, to be placed on the most
eligible site at or near the western entrance into
St.George's sound, to enable vessels to enter at
night, five thousand dollars.
ALABAMA.
For making permanent five range-stakes, with
lights where required, at the Choctaw Pass and
Dog River bar, Mobile, one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For completing the buoyage and stakeage of
the channels in Mobile bay, Dauphin, Petit-Bois,
Horn, Ship, and Cat Island Passes, ten thousand
dollars.
For light and bell, to be placed on board
of the Bethel and hospital ship moored in the
haIbor of Mobile, two thousand eight hundred
dollars.
MISSISSIPPI.
For buoyage and stageage of Pascagoula en-
trance and bay and of the approaches to Biloxi,
Mississippi City, and Shieldsboro eight thou
sand dollars.
For lighthouse on ST. Joscph's island, ten
thousand dollars.
LOUISIANA.
For new lighthouse at Port Ponchartrain,
in'the place of the present structure, which will
not admit OF being repaired, six thousand dol
lars.
For new lighthouse at Bayou st. John, in
the place OF the present structure which will
not admit Of being repaired, six thousand dol
lars.
For new lighthouse at New Canal, in the
place of the present structure, which will not
admit of being repaired, six thousand dollars.
For new beacon-light at Proctorsville, in the
place of one destroyed by fire November twcn-
ty-four, eighteen hundred and fifty-threc, three
thousand dollars.
For an iron bell-boat, to mark the entrance
to the newly dredged channel Of the Southwest
Pass of the Mississippi, five thousand dollars.
For screw-pile lighthouse on the "Shel
keys" off Marsh island. thirty thousand dol
lars,
For a day beacon, to be placed OH the cast
end of Horn island, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For a lighthouse, to mark the channel of the
Grand Pass to Barataria bay, ten thousand dol
lars.
For lighthouse to mark the main ent, ancc
to Timbaler bay, and for coast purposes, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For lighthouse to mark the channel or pas.
sage called the Rigolets, connecting Lake Borgne
and Ponchartrain, five thousand dollars.
For buoys and stakes, to mark the channels
of the Atchafalaya and Cote Blanche bays and
bars, five thousand dollars.
For an iron scrcw-pile lighthouse, to bC
erected as near to the entrance to the channel O
the Mississippi river at the Southwest Pass, as
may be found'to be practicable, to be fitted witt
the most approved description of illuminating
apparatus and fog-signals, forty-fye thousanc
dollars.
For buoyage of the Pas l'Outrc, Mississippi
river, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For lighthouse at the mouth of Calcasiel
river, six thousand dollars.
TEXAS.
For two small rangc-lights at Galveston, on
thousand dollars.
For completing the buoyage of Galveston ba
and bay, Sabine Pass and river, Matagorda ba
and bay, Aransas bar and bay, and Brazos San
tiago bar and bay, ten thousand dollars.
For lighthouse on or near Gallnipper Point
Layacca bay, ten thousand dollars.
For lighthouse on or near Half Moon reef
Matagorda bay, ten thousand dollars.
For day-beacon, to mark the wreck OF tn
steamboat Farmer, near Pelican island, Calves
ton bay, three hundred dollars.
For beacon on the North Breaker, to mari
the entrance to Galveston bay, five Thousand
dollars.
MICHIGAN.
For repair of the lighthouse foundation, an
pier connected Herewith, near Monroe, sevc
thousand two hundred dollars.
! For completing foundations Of two ligh
houses on st. Clair flats, twenty thousand do
lars.
For lighthouse and fog-bell on the sout
} point of the harbor of Michillimackinac, 81
thousand dollars.
r For lighthouse at or near :" Old Fort Macl
: inaw," Michigan, six thousand dollars
For lighthouse on Beaver island, six thol
. sand dollars.
INDIANA
For a beacon-light on the pier breakwater :
Michigan City, two thousand dollars.
ILLINOIS.
For a temporary beacon light, at or near tn
breakwater now being constructed at WaukC
gan, Little Fort, one thousand dollars.
For buoys to mark the bar and harbor q
1 Chicago, three hundred dollars.
For light at Port Clinton, five thousan
dollars.
4 For the foundation Of lighthouse on tn
e breakwater now in course of construction a
d the harbor of Waukegan, and for light, who
the foundation shall be in a suitable condtio
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