Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-08

drains, and cutters; grading and filling low
places; raising roofs Of brass foundry; fre-en-
water; gas pipes and fixtures; and repairs of
all kinds, one hundred and ninety two thousand
three hundred and eighty-six dollars
NORFOLK. .-.f..
For continuing quay wall; reservoirs for rain
water; dredging channels; foundry; engine of
dry dock; carpenters workshop; rail-tracks
and cars at st. Helena; scoWs, landing -cranes
house; completing the foundry, boiler and ma
chine-shops and necessary tools for the same;
and repairs Of all kinds three hundred and
tWenty-one thousand three hundred and seven
teen dollars.
ii PENSACOLA.
For permanent wharf, deep basin, and dredg-
ing; coping for basin; filling in and paving;
erage, (to completely repairs Of cisterns num-
bers fourteen, twenty-five, and twenty-six; wa
ter-pipes to permanent wharf; guard-house at
west gate; shell-house, lightning conductors;
railway to spar-house; steam-box; fre-engine
house; and repairs Of all kinds, one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
For repairs of officers houses, numbers one
to thirteen, rebuilding small stables, repairs Of
warrant officers houses, guard house, and build
ing three kitchens, twelve thousand dollars.
SACKETTS HARBOR.
For repairs of all kinds, two thousand dol
lars.
SAN FRANCISCO.
For completing storehouse; completing black
smiths shop; completing carpenters shop;
wharf; grading and ievelling yard, houses for
quarters; and repairs of all kinds, three hun
dred and forty-fve thousand dollars.
For continuation of basin and railway, four
hundred thousand dollars.
FOR HOSPITALS.
AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
For repairs Of all kinds, six thousand dollars.
AT NEW YORK, NEW YORK.
For enclosing wall; repairs Of buildings and
fences; grading and cemetery; machinery; labor
and repairs of all kinds, nineteen thousand two
hundred and seventy dollars.
AT PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania.
For rapairing lower floor of main building;
improving wharf property; repairs to furnaces,
CRATES, and ranges; gas, house-cleaning, and
white washing; water-rent; furniture, and re-
pairs to same, and repairs Of all kinds, seven
thousand one hundred dollars.
AT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
For repairs of hospital and dependencies, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
AT PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
For water-closets, lightning conductors,
and repairs of all kinds, nineteen thousand
eight hundred and twenty-eight dollars.
FOR MAGAZINES.
AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For repairs of all kinds, five hundred dollars.
AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
For fre-proof building for loaded shells,
house for unloaded shells and workshop, plat
forms for slowing shot, addition to store-house
for gun carriages, and for regairs of all kinds,
twenty-five thousand collars.
AT NEW YORK, NEW YORK.
For gunners' house at Ellis's island, machin-
cry and fitting room for its use, guu-carriag ge
ahop, building for slowing gun carriages, fire
proof building for loaded shells; building for
unloaded shells, shot platforms, stowage and
transportation of guns, and for repairs Of all
kinds, one hundred and ten thousand dollars.
AT PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
For fre-proof building for loaded shells,
purchase Of land, magazine and keepers house,
and fitting room for ordnance stores, twenty
thousand dollars.
AT WARRINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
For cap machine, (Wright's patent,) re-
building experimental battery, and fuel for or
dnanee Foundry, nine thousand five hundred dol
lars.
AT EoRF FOLK, VIRGINIA.
For Htting mp store-house, for hlllng, shot
platforms, and gun-skids, ten thousand dollars.
AT PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
For fre-proof house for loaded shells, fit
ting room for ordnance stores, gun-skids, shot
platforms, and repairs of magazines, eight
thousand dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay of the officers, non-commissioned Of
6cers musicians and privates, clerks messen-
gers, stewards and servants; for rations and clo-
thing for servants, substance and additional
rations for five years' eervice of officers; for
undrawn clothing and rations, bounties for re-
enlistments, and pay for unexpired terms of
previous service, three hundred and twenty
three thousand two hundred and thirty-three
dollars and ninety-four cents.
For provisions for marines serving on shore,
forty thousand nine hundred and thirty-four
dollars and seventy-fve cents.
For clothing, fifty five thousand two hundred
and Sixty-four dollars. - ~ e'a
For fuel, twenty thousand one hundred and
eighty dollars and sixty-two cents.
For military stores, repairs of arms, pay OF
armorer; for accoutrements, ordnance stores,
flags, drums, flies, and musical instruments,
nine thousand dollars. 5@1}
expenses of recruiting, twelve thousand dollars
For repairs Of barracks, and rent of tempo.
! rary barracks and offices, eight thousand dol
lars.
For contingencies, viz: Freight, ferriage,
carriage, and wharfage; compensation to judges
| advocate; per diem for attending courts-mar-
tial and courts Of enquiry; for constant labor,
house rent in lieu of quarters, burial of deceased
marines, printing, advertising, stationery, for
age, postoge, pursuit Of deserters, candles, oil
straw, furniture, bed-sacks, spades, shoyels,
axes, picks, and carpenteIs' tools, expensecf a
horse for messenger, pay OF matron,5 washer-
| women, and porter, for the hospital at head
quarters, thirty thousand fve hundred dol
| SIC. 2. dad be Il further enacted, That the
Secretary OF the Navy is hereby authorized to
permit the Seayy's Island Bridge Company to
i connect with the navY-yard at Kittery, Maine.
q bridge extending thereto from said Seavy's
island, at such point thereon as he shall direct,
and may permit right of way through said
| yard from said bridge in such direction and
under such regulations as the eommandaat goa
the yard for the time being shalt establish under