Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

val wharf to coal yards at Key West
Florida, ten thousand dollars.
For the pay of mileage of visitor,
to the Naval Academy, two Thousand
dollars.
NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
For pay of assistant astronomer
three aids, and clerk, eight thousant
dollars, and four thousand dollars
thereof shall be equally divided among
the three aids as their salary.
For wages of instrument maker
Waterman. porter, and laborers keep
ing grounds in order, and repairs to
buildings and enclosures fuel, lights
Office furniture, and stationery and
for freight, transportation, postage
and incidental expenses, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For preparing for publication the
American Nautical Almanac, twenty.
five thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA.
For furniture and repairs of same
house-cleaning and wlntcwashing ;
repairs to furnaces, CRATES, and ran
ges gas and water rent for hospi-
tai, and repairs of all kinds, five thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For the purchase and preparation of
a site for a cemetery for the navy and
marine corps, near Philadelphia, fiji.
teen thousand dollars.
For support of beneficiaries, thirty
two thousand dollars.
For gratuities aud medals Of honor,
FIVE thousand dollars.
For bounties for destruction Of enc.
mics vessels, as per "act of July
seventeen, eighteen hundred and six
ty.two, for the better government OF
the navy" two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
For pay of photographer, for ord
nance bureau, three hundred dollars.
For compensation of petty officers,
seamen, and others of the crew of the
United States steamer Monitor, lost
at sea December thirty, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-two, three thousand
dollars.
For compensation Of petty officers,
seamen, and others Of the crew of the
United States steamer Cairo, lost in
Yazoo river December twelve, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-two, eight
thousand two hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Sec. 9. And be ii further enacted,
That. out of the appropriation of seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
q floating dry dock at navy yard, New
York, provided for by the act making
appropriations for the naval service Of
the United States, approved third
March, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, the Secretary of the Navy be
and he is hereby authorized to con
struct one or two dry docks, as he
may deem expedient, at New York
and Philadelphia, at two hundred and
sixty thousand dollars each, and to
expend the balance of said appropria.
ton, if it shall be necessary, to en-
large the sectional docks to capaci,
ty to receive the large vessels now
building.
Sec. 3. 1nd be Il further enacted,
That there shall be added three pro-
fessors to the number of professors of
mathematics now authorized by law,
who shall be appointed and commits
stoned as now provided by law, and
who shall be professor Of ethics and
English studies. professor Of Span
ish, aud professor of drawing, al
tho Naval Academy.
Soc. 4. And be it further enacted
That the United States Naval Acade
my shall be returned to and establish.
cd at the Naval Academy grounds in
Annapolis, in the State Of Maryland,
before the commencement of the aca-
demic year eighteen hundred and six
ty-ive.
approved, May 81, 1864.