Smyrna times., 1865-04-27

north side OF Ellis island; repairs magazine at
Ellis island dredging at Ellis island; and for re.
pairs OF all kinds, torty-two thousand dollars.
PHILADELPHIA.
For repairs and alterations of ordnance storehouse
ana oi11ce; machinery and tools in ordnance work.
shop and for magazine, wharfbuildings and grounds
eight thousand one hundred and sixty-three dollars.
WASHINGTON.
For repairs and improvements Of the magazine,
ordnance buildings, and grounds Of the ordnance
yard erecting temporary sheds; additional ordnance
machinery; and for continuing the new ordnance
foundery, sixty-nne thousand dollars.
MARE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA.
For two small magazines at north end of the yard:
enlargement of shell-house; preparing gun park !;
building skids, and shot beds machinery and tools
tor ordnance shop; and for repairs magazine bull
dlngs and pile wharf, twenty mine thousand three
hundred and sixty eight dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For pay Of superintendents, naval constructors,
and all the civil establishments of the several navy
yards and stations, hundred and twenty five
thousand six hundred and eighty eight dollars. And
the annual salary of the constructing engineer at
Mare Island, California, shall be three thnsa nd
hundred dollars, after the close of the present fiscal
year,
For expenses of professors, watchmen and others,
and contingencies of the United States Naval Acad-
emy, one hundred and one thousand eight hundred
and thirty dollars and fifty five cents: Provided,
That no money appropriated for the support of the
Naval Academy sudll be applied to tue support of
any mdshpmen hereafter appointed not in strict
cOntormance with the provisions of the law ior ap-
pointing mid>hlpmen TO the Naval Academy.
For constructing coal wharf at Key West Flori-
da, thIrty-twO thousand dollars.
For altering coal depot to storc-house at Kew West.
Florida, eighteen thousand dollars
For constructing railroad from avail wharf to coal
yards at Key West, Florida, ten thousand dollars.
For the pay of mileage of visitors TO the Naval
Academy, two thousand dollars
NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
For pay Of assistant astronomer, three aids, and
clerk eight Thousand doll RS, and Sour thousand dol.
lars thereof shall be equally divided among the three
| aids their salary.
For wages of instrument maker, watchman, por-
ter, and laborerS; keeping grounds order and re.
pairs to buildings and enclosures; inel, lights office
furniture, and stationery and for freight trans porta.
tion, postage, and incidental expenses twelve thous.
and dollars.
For preparing for publicstion the American Nau.
tical Almanac, twenty-five thousand eight hundred
and fifty dollars.
NAVAL Asylum, PHILADELPHIA.
For furniture and repairs ct same; house-cleaning
and whitewashng; repairs TO furnaces, CRATES, and
ranges; gas and wafer rent; for hospital and repairs
| of all kinds, five thousand two hundred dollars.
! For the purchase and preparation Of site for a
cemetery for the navy and marine corps, near Pha.
! dcphia, fifteen thousand dollars.
For support of beneticiaries, thirty two thousand
dollars.
For gratuitics and medals of honor, five thousand
dollars.
For bountes for destruction of enemies vessels, as
per "act of July seventeen, eighteen hundred and
sixty-twO, for the better government of the navy,
two hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
| For pay of photographer, for ordnance bureau
three hundred dollars.
| For Compensation of petty nfiicers, seamen, and
others Of the Of the United States steamer Mon
Itnr, lost at December thirty, eighteen hundred
| and sxty-two, three thousand dollars.
| For compensation of petty officers, seamen, anC
others of the of the United States steamer Cairo
lost in Yaz0o river December twelve, eighteen hun
dred and sxty-two, eight thousand two hundred anC
| fifty dollars.
Sec .. And be it further enacted, That, out ofthc
appropriation of seven hundred and fifty thousonc
dollars for a floating dry dock at navy yard, New
York, provided for by the act making appropriation
for the naval service of the United States approved
third March, eighteen hundred and sixty three th
Secretary of the Navy be and he is hereby author
Ized TO construct one or two dry docks, AS re may
deem expedient, at New York and Phadcphi a
! two bundled and sixty thousand dollars each, ant
to expend the balance of SAID appropriation, if
shall be necessary, to enlarge the sectional docks t.
a capacity TO receive the large vessels building
| Sec. g. And be IL further enacted, That ther
shall be added three professors to the number opro
| fessors of mathematics now authorized by law, wh
shall be professor Of ethics and English studies,
professor Of Spanish, and professor oF drawing,
the Naval Academy.
Sec. 4. And be ii further enacted, That the Uni
ted States Naval Academy shall be returned to an
established at the Naval Academy grounds in Al
napois, in the State of Maryland, before the com
mencement of the academic year, eighteen hundre
ana snty-hve. [Approved, May 2l, 1864.
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