Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-16

That no part of this sum shall be expended for
the workshop nptI 3 contract with security, to
entered into for the completion Of the same at a
sum not otexeeeding five thousand dollars,aRd here
| in provided for. 81 silE-h S...- sish sas -
For the purchase of iBarlow's Plahetarium for
the use of thenaval academy at Annapolis, Ma
| ryland, two thousand dollars; 80
/ For constEuction, extension and completion
OF the following objects, and for contingent ex-
Pensesat the several navy-yards, viz: -
PortswoSth lqeses Hampsaire'1-For quay wall
connecting with dock basin completing engine
house and machinery tools for machfnists and
smiths launching and hauling up ways; cisterhs
for officers quarters; extending ship-house NUM-
Der four; extension Of ship house and launching
slip; and repairs Of all kinds, sixty-three thous
and five hundred and fifty dollars.
T. Boston, Observation-Disclosures machine shop,
smithery, foupdafy andforge shop, boiler house
and chimney, new steam engine for dry dock,
extension Of ship-house and slip, and repairs of
all kinds, one hundred and sixty-six thousand
! seven hundred and fifty dollars. i.7
Near York, Ne,D York.-Towards foundry and
boiler shops completing saw mill !; continuation
of quay wall dredging channels lightning con-
ductors, water pipes, iron railing on wall along
/ Navy street; extension Of f,ship-house and slip;
saw mill machinery launching slip; balance
due city Of Brooklyn for lien on account of as
sessmeuts !; and repairs of all kinds one hun
dred and seventy-ole thousand six hundred and
| fifteen dollars Proriied, That so much OF the
! HrsL SecllQu Ot Tic. dcI making appropriations
for naval service for theyear ending the hirtieth
! of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
four, approved third of March, thousand
eight hundred and ty-three, as empowers and
directs the Secretary of the Navy ''to sell and
convey to any purchaser, all that part of the
navy yard lands at Bl ooklyn, between the west
side ofVanderbit Avenue g. the.hospital grounds,
containing about twenty-six and half acres in
Guiding Vanderbilt and Clinton Avenues be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
1 ILL., Z
heating mast hoops steam stove for boat shed;
raising old steam box house completing wharf
| numberfour raising engine house extension Of
| ship-house and slip; and repairs of all kinds;
thirty-seven thousand seven hundred and twen-
| ty-six dollars. ..-l....
Washington, District of ColumbiG.-For COM
pletion of saw mill completion of ordnance
building completion Of marine railway exten-
ding boiler shop; converting old ordnance to
machine shop, quay wall; /; removing shears, ex-
tension of ship house and slip, filling in around
foundry and laboratory, dredging channels, ma
s.ehlnery, steam hammer, and slantting machine,
and repairs of all kinds, two hundred and twen-
ty three thousand and sixty-seven dollars.
Norfolk, Virginia.-For brick saw sheds,
completing store house number fourteen, sheds
and machinery for saw mill, setting up engine.
boilers and machinery, culvert, continuation of
quay walls, dredging channel reservoir; COM
mencing foundry end machinery for the same,
+ extension of ship house and slip, gas fixtures
and pipes for lighting grounds and buildings,
and repairs of all kinds, one hundred and sixty
two thousand two hundred and eighry-one dol
lars.
Pensacola, F9orida.-For continuation of per-
manent wharf, engine and blast pipes for smiths,
and machine shop, and repairs of all kinds, one
hundred and forty-three thousand five hundred
dollars. ..a-
Navy Yard.
San Francisco.-For continuing blacksniths
shop, carpenter shop, storehouse, wharf, two
hundred thousand dollars
Sdcsett's Har6or, Netc Yo,E.-For raising end
OF ship-house and building pier leyelIing and
grading, and repairs Of all kinds, five thousand
and fifty dollars. ts-..l -fEs
For Magazines.
1T Boston.-For filling room in number fifteen
and repairs of all kinds, one thousand three hun
dred and sixty-fve dollars.
i At Ne,U Yoric.-For additiont TO magazine, re-
pairs and extension of shel-house land repairs of
all kinds, eleven thousand three hundred and fifty
nine dollars. 49, gA1s- 80 i'-''
1T Washingtoa.-For ordnance works, and
platform for shot, ten thousand nine hundred
dollars, ' p a t~-~-i
1T Norfolk.-For completing magazine at
Fort Norfolk. and repairs Of Sheds fourteen
thousand six hundred dollars. 'i} -as'
For Hospitals. -F .rsfi7
ut BOstoD.-For repairs of all kinds, one thou
sand dollars. - 'lt--,is.5 - . it3tYF> =
lit New York.-For piling and fencing boun-
dary and repairs of all kinds, four THOUSAND three
hundred dollars. = GI5H .sfIif9iE-Ii 6
1T PhiIadclph lphia.-For waterrFent for one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-iVe, and repairs of
all kinds, four thousand seven hundred and and
forty-nve dollars. = .iff1 u T95lE. z.r2ne
ut NoUok.-For repairs of all kinds, one
thousand dollars. - : ~ .7Jls3Te 81
At PensGcola.-For lighting conductors and
repairs OF all kinds, four thousand five hundred
and eighty-one dollars; Te5iTiiiI
That the law approved third March, eighteen
hundred and df1rty-Ehree, directing advertisements
for materials for the navy, be, and is hereby so
far modtheds as to require the classes only of ma
terials to be stated ia the Advertisements and bid
ders to be referred to the several navy agents and
chiefs of bureaux, who will furnish them with
printed schedules, giving full description of
each and every article, with dates of delivery,
&c. Al - - sft<-eft - '-lie>-]- =
Marine Corps l
For pay Of the officers, non-commissioned Of
ficers, musicians, and pIivates, clerks, messen-
gers, stewa ards, and servants for rations and
clothing for servants, subsistence and additional
rations for five years service of officers; for un-
drawn clothing and rations, bou1ties for re-
enlistments and pay for unexpired terms of
previous service, two hundred and thirty-seyen
thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars and
forty-foar cents; t1Is 81
That the non-commissioned officers, ,musi-
| Clans and pritates of the United States Marine
corps, shall be entitled to, and receive the same
pay and bounty for re-enisting as are now or
may hereafter be allowed to the non-commis-at
sioned officers, musicians, and privates in the
infantry of the army; s9.i..s /
For proTisiors for marines serving on. shore,
twenty-nine thAusand nine hundred and eighty
four dollars and seyenty-fiye cents; 81 4
For clothing, ffty-two Thousand and sixty
four dollars; s8stsf.
For fuel, fourteen thousand one hundred .ndsi
ninety four dollars and fifty cents; 40 i
For military stores, repairs OF arms, pay. of
arfnorer; for accoutrements, ordnance stores,
flags, drums, .6fes, and musical instruments, i
eight thousand dollars:
expenses bf recruiting, twelYes thousand dollars;
For repairs of barracks, and rent of temporary
barracks and Offices, six thousand dollars
For cdntinge VIZ. frei sht t,ferriage car