Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-10

fINef1 N Iu6- 0IaALo-0A HASSohSHAt i've
thousand dollars stsEIE
For removing and reconstructing 6econ
(beacon) light on Capen Cape Heplopen,
Delaware, 1seyenteen thousand i've hum
dred doIlnrs.f HaEAL a4e
For ere.ting q, Lighthouse on Cape Ara
60, State of Oregon, fifteen thousand dol
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. For additional aids to navigation to
facilitate the entrance to Portland, Maine,
by suitably marking .Alden's rock and
Bulwark shoal, or otherwise, twenty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be found necessary. t,-l. 80 ~ ....,l
FOR THE COASTS OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
/ 10 lsa- ir- AND WASHINGTON. & s.eI
For supplying twenty lighthouses and
beacon lights with oil, glass chimneys,
chamois skins, polishing powder, and
| other cleaning materials, transport anon,
Iexpenses of keeping lamps and machinery
In repair, and publishing notices to mari
tners of changes of aids to navigation,
twenty-one thousand seven hundred and
eighty dollars. .' -. LOT. y =
h For repairs and incidental expenses of
| twenty lighthouses and buildings connect.
ed herewith, ten. thousand dollars.
For salaries of forty keepers and assist
ant keepers of lighthouses, at an average
not exceeding eight hundred dollars per
annum, thirty.two thousand dollars.
FeE expenses Of raising, cleaning,
painting, repairing, remooring, and sup
plying losses of floating buoys and beaS
cons, and for chains, and sinkers for the
same, and for coloring and numbering all
the buoys, ten thousand dollars. 80
For special works, VIZ; z-..,.-..,...-i
i For repairing breakwater, and rebuild
ing keepers dwelling at Newport harbot
Lighthouse, Rhode Island, six thousand
dolaraGa raven -'.EEE8LCg
For repairs and renovations at Black
Island lighthouse, Rhode Island, three
thousand Ave hundred dollars. -, !
Fol, compensation of two inspectors OF
customs acting as superintendents for the
Iife-saying stations on the coasts of Long
Island and New Jersey, three thousand
dollars. E-Hs
Il, For COMPENSATION of fifty,four keepers
df stations at ltteoj hundred dollars each,
ten thousand eight hundred dollars.
For repairs f-the roof of the court
house and post.ofiee at Windsor, Yer
mont, ten thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
For construction and repair of light
boats, to be expended under the direction
of the Secretary of the Treasury, one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For care, support, and medical and
surgical treatment of forty transient paup-
, ers, medical and surgical patients in some
proper medical institution in the city Of
Washington, to be selected by the Com
missioner of Public Buildings, six thous-
sand dollars. 45,.,.'l....,l
For hire of carts on the public grounds,
two thousand dollars. lsss
Il ond Of
in the public grounds, four hundred dol
TO pay for ashes purchased BY the pub.
! lie gardner three years ago for the public
grounds, one hundred and twenty-five
dollars.
Borpurchase of trees and tree-boxes, to
replace, when necessary, such as have
been planted BY the United States, to
whitewash tree boxes and fences, and to
repair payements in front Of the public
grounds, three thousand, dollars,
For annual repairs of the Capitol, water
closets, public stables, water pipes, pave
ments, and, other walks within the Capitol
square, broken glass, and locks, and for
the protection of1the building, and keep
ing the main approaches to it unencuIh-
bered, eight thousand dollars.
To change Tiber creek where it runs
through the Botanic Garden into a sewer,
ten thousand one hundred and fifty dol
lars; to be expended under the direction
of the Commissioners of Public Buildings.
To enable the Commissioner of Public
Buildingslto reconstruct FIVE of the old
burt out burnt out) furnaces now under
q the old portion Of the Capitol five thoass
and dollars. > .E.s q &S (
For ANIMAL repairs of the President
House and furniture, improvement of
grounds, purchase of plants for garden,
and contingent expenses incident thereto,
six thousand dollars.
For fuel, in part, of the President
House, two thousand four hundred dol
lars. y ~ lI5a& MA act
For repairs, rsftting, and furnishing
the Presidents summer residence at the
Soldiers Home, three thousand dollars.
For lighting the Capitol and Presidents
House, the public grounds around them,
and. around the executive Offices, and
Pennsylvania avenue, Bridge and High
streets in Georgetown, Four-and. half
street, Seventh and Twelfth streets across
the mall, and Maryland avenue west, and
Sixth street south, sixty.three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For. repairs of the Potomac and upper
bridges, six thousand dollars. I'll
For repairs of Pennsylvania avenue,
and aiding in keeping it clean and free
from dust, six thousand dollars.
For public reservation number two and
Lafayette square, two thousand dollars.
For taking care of the grounds south of
the President House, continuing the inn
provement of the same, and replacing
trees destroyed, repairing fences, and
other injuries, five thousand dollars.
For repairs of water pipes, five hundred
dollars, II
For cleaning out the sewer traps on
Pennsylvania avenueJrand repairing the
same, three hundred dollars. 80
1 For ccasunI rrepairs of all the furnaces