The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-15
OFFICIAL.

= u,re TrLgu0-FOr. COntIHuHg gfHuInR Pav1nR,
s mar, establishment completing ironwharf cranes;
swSery TOOLS and machinery; cistern and holder for
r,orks sawnill machinery; coal-house and wharf
sea.wall continuation; guard-house; completing onehalf
and repairs Of all kinds two hundred and
ssbt thousand eight hundred dollars.
S,etstes HarborFor repairs OF al kinds, two thous
| and dollars. ga s,,r.,. -.. ...-
poton-For repairs of buildings, roads, fences paint.
inc hospital enlargement OF cemetery glazing, painting
rnture and miscellaneous items, eight thousand tive
Nun TorEFor repairs of hospital buildings append.
ogs roads fences walls stables, painting, glazing In hos
nta and laboratory and labor on cemetery and ground
f0l1teyn District Of colunbiaFor completing
building authorized by act Of March fourteenth, eighteen
Sundred and sxty-four, thirty thousand dollars.
uWrolk-For plasterng glazing, painting, repair Of
wharyes and bridges repair OF cemetery enclosure gas
sstures, and tagging, twelve thousand i've hundred
dollars. r..,.,or os hn,d,no src,osr-.. r,,,,.
sr distributing stores and for general repairs and I'm
movements, ten thousand FIVE hundred dollars. as,
Memphts-For repairs ana improvements seven thous'
an Nev ori,ans-For repairs and Improvements. Eve
| thousand dollars
Prtsmouah-For shotbeds; quay walls; boiler, boiler.
room and machinery grading grounds; and repairs ofali
kinds fortyseven thousond four hundred and twenty-five
| For repairs of magazine, shellhouses, wharf al
Chelsea and powderboat repairs OF ordnance store she'll
houses gun aud shot park at the yard; repairs Oh nie
thousand three hundred and seventy EIGHT dollars
Mac York-For ordnance machinery, and repairs Of
| all kinds any-fye thousand dollars. dos,
Phadephd.For two stone magazine Duildlngs, nitesp
| thousand six hundred and nnety-six dollars. "a
Washington, District Of columota-for repairs to
buildings In ordnance yard repairs to branch Magazine
Cleaning and improving ordnance yard erecting tempo
rary buildings additional ordnance machinery anu con-
tinuing work on new ordnance foundry sighty'seveR
| thousand dollars. - , ,,,,
NorfoK For improvements and repairs Of buildings
at Magazine Fort Norfolk, ten thousand dollars.
Mare lsland-For continuing shehouse ana Powael'
magazine at north end OF yard building second shell.
house magazine continuing preparations lor gunpark
tools and machines for ordnance shop repairs to build
ing number seventy occupied by ordnance repairs to
magazine; and for strengthening old wharf at magazine
md building addition. fortyour thousand four hun
Wseilancou;-For pay of superintendens naval con
structors and all the civil establishments of the several
nayy.yards and stations, one hundred and thirty-two
| Thousand eight hundred and seventy dollars.
For expenses of professors watchmen and Others and
contingencies Of the United States Naval Academy one
hundred and fifteen thousand six hundred and twenysix
naral Obssrrato,y.-For pay of assistant astronomer
| three aids and clerk, eight thousand dollars.
For wages instrument maker, two wachmen, porter,
messenger and aborers keeping grounds In ORDER and
repairs to buildings and enclosures; fuel, lights Office
furniture and stationery and for freight transportation
postage, ana hcidental expenses fourteen thousand
For preparing for publication the American Nautical
Almanac, twenty five thousand eight hundred and ifty
dollars. ls..,-.s
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA.
For furniture aud repairs of same; housecleaning and
whitewashing; furnaces CRATES. and ranges; gas and
and for hospital and repairs Of all kinds five thousand
six hundred dollars
For support Of benecaries fortytwo thousand dollars
To meet emergencies at the Atlantic, East and West
Gulf and Mississippi stations, five hundred thousand
dollars. --... ..r. . .s. 5..t.f-.s -
For pay of photographer In the bureau Of ordnance.
three hundred dollars. - yfc .Hr. N,
SEC q And be it further enacted, That no mdshipman
shall be appoated for any district not represented in
Congress. .---.5.f A
SEC g. And be ii further enacted That so much of the
second section of act entitled An increase and
regulate the pay Of the navy Of the United statesap
proved June one eighteen hundred and sixty provided
that the officer charged with experiments in gunnory
at the maynard, Washington, shall receive the
vice pay Of the grade next above him. be- and the same Is
SEC l. 1ndbe further enacted That to defraythe neces.
sary expenses ofthe to select the approx
ed site for hayward naval station on tho Mississippi
River, upon one Of Its tributaries the Of two
thousand hvo hundred and ninety dollars 10 hereby ap'
propriated
hundred thousand dollars hereby appropriated to en-
large the accommodation for sick, wounded and other
wise disabled at the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, author
lied by act OF congress OF March fourteen eighteen
hundred and sixty four. w | t1At'
sEo And belt further enacted, That the Secretary OF
the Navy be- and is hereby authorized to purchase the
balance of square nine hundred and fortyeigh In the
city of Washington, District OF Columbia some fourteen
thousand feet upon which naval hospital 10 now Ia
course Of erection Porded the same can DO obtained
:
SEC 7. And be il further enacted That 20 much of thu
proviso Of the ac third March, eighteen hundred aud
orthree, entitled AN act making appropriations for
the naval service for tho hafcalendar beginning the
first of January and ending the thireih day of June
eighteen hundred and foryiour" as requires that prov
sons and all other materials OF every aud nature
the use Of the navy be furnished by contract with the
lowest bidder after advertisement shall be- and the
s hereby SO far modified that it shall not apply to buns
ting delivered for the Of the army and navy that IL
shall be lawful for the Secretary of War; the Secretary Of
thu tnt<N
contract for bunting, Of American manufacture their
respective services requr for period not exceeding one
year and az price not exceeding that at which
| ticle Of equal quality can he imported.
Approved, March 2, 1865
An ACT to amend an act entitled San Act to incorpor.
ate the Columbia Institution for the instruction OF the
deaf and dumb and the blind" approved February six.
teen, eighteen hundred and fty-ssven, .t.t ~
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of RepgesentGs
irs Of the United States Of America in Congress assem-.
DIED. That 30 much Of said act requires the teaching
the blind In said institution be, and the same is hereby
repealed and the corporate name and style thereof shall
ton of the Deaf and Dumb" ~ = -
SEC And be it further enacted That the Secretary OF
the Interior be- and he is hereby authorized to cause ali
INDECENT blind children who now or may hereafter
become entitled, under the law as it now exists to In
sruction In said institution to be instructed in In.
stution for the education Of the blind in Maryland
some other State at cost not greater for each pupil than
s or may be for the time being paid by such State and
to cause the same to be paid out Of the Treasury Of the
| United States.
Sec. 8. And be IL further enacted That this act shall
take effect from and after the threh day Of June egh
| teen hundred and sixty-fve. ~
| Approved February %, 1855.
AN ACT to provide for advance of Rank to officers of the
Navy and Marine Corps for distinguished Merit.
re enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
o. the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
any officer of the navy marine corps by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate may be advanced not
exceeding thirty numbers in rank, for having exhibited
eminent conductn batteor extraordinary
| hsroism. 7g ..S fs
SEC O. And be 1t further enacted That any officer of the
navy marine CORPS either of volunteers otherwise
who shall be nominated to higher grade by the prov
sons Of the first section Of this act of that Of section
nine Of an act entitled "An act to establish and equaze
the grades of line officers Of the United States navy ap
proved July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sxtytwo
shall DO promoted Notwithstanding the number Of said
grade may DO full but no further promotions shall take
place in that grade except for like cause until the number
10 reduced to that provided by law.
sEc And be further enacted That all acts, or parts
acts which inconsistent with the provisions Of this
| act, are hereby repealed 800
approved, january "a, 1895.
AN Act supplementary to an Act entitled "An Act pre-
scribe an oath of Office, and for other Purposes" ap
proved July two, eighteen hundred and sixty-two
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representdues
United States Of America Cbnorsss assembled That
no person. after the date Of this act shall be admitted to
the bar of the supreme court of the United States or at
any time after the fourth OF March next shall be admitted
to the bar of any circuit district court of the United
States or OF the court of claims attorney counsel
or Of such court or shall be allowed to appear and be
heard in any such court by virtue of any previous adms
son or any special power Of attorney unless he shall have
taken and subscribed the oath prescrbedn San act
prescribe an oath of office, and for other purposes ap
proved July two eighteen hundred and sixtywo accord
ing to the forms and in the In tho said pro-
1ts tab ota1 l.l1 L..