The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-10

annontmeut of collectors and assessors shall be
held to take effect on the twenty-hrst gay Oh u
from and after tsapproval by the Preslaent.
Approved, July 4, 1861 Is
!. 49,, S@ss=CHAP. CLXIV.szs.s>; ~
An Act making Appropriations for the Naval Ser
vice for the Year ending thirtieth OF june elgn-
teen hundred and sixty-three, and for other pur-
poses
Re if enacted by the Senate and House OF Re
representatives. of the United States OF America m
Congress assembled, That the following sums pe
and fhey are hereby, appropriated, to be PAID out
of any money in the treasury not sotnermIss.e
appropriated, for the year ending tne LnlI .
g. eth of June, eighteen huhofeu anu
three o..,- off,
GERS and seamen, including the engineer 20, 20 -,
the navy eleven millions six hundred ana Sc
venteen thousand one hundred and nine ooi-
lars. IS ,,assals Of
the navy eleven million four hundred thousand
dollars. "a =, +ba
mode nrescribed by law for other materials, and
for fine TRANSFORMATION thereof, two millions one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars;
For the purchase of hemp and other lnateriais
for the navy five hundred and forty thousand dol
lars. .,a;.
expenses, five million one hundred and nifty tnou-
sand dollars.
For provisions for commission, warrant, and
petty officers and seamen, including engineers
and marines attached to vessels for sea service,
three million three hundred and fifty-one thous-
and five hundred and twenty-one dollars and TWEEN
ty-five cents
Provided that the preserved meat forming part
of the navy ration may be prepared and packed
under the direction OF the Secretary OF the Way
or fresh beef therefor may be purchased under MS
. directions, and from this appropriation; and that
she be authorized to do whatever else may De ne
eessary for the procuring, preparing, and packing
slid preserved meat in the most approved and ad-
$antageous manner: the expense 1or macn-
merry and tools to be betrayed from the last
named sum- and not exceed five thousand dol
lars.
For surgeons necessaries and appliances for
the sick and hurt of the navy, including the ingi
neer and marine corps, seventy-seven thousand
nine hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for
the following purposes, viz freight and transpor-
tation printing and stationary; advertising in
newspapers; books, maps, models, drawings;
purchase and RI pair of tire-engineS for machi-
merry of every description and the patent right to
use the same; repair of and attending to steam
engines in navy yard; purchase and maintenance
of horses and oxen, and driving teams, cars tim
ber-wheels, and the purchase and repair of work.
mans tools; postage of public letters; kilograms;
fuel OIL and candies for navy yards and shore sta
tions; pay OF watchmen and incidental labor not
chargeable to any other appropriation; tlanspor-
tation to- and labor attending the delivery of pro-
visions and stores on foreign stations; wharfage,
dockage, and rent for docking vessels; for forni-
ture TOR government houses; travelling expenses
of officers and Others under orders; funeral eX-
penses; store and office rent; fuel, commissions
and paw of clerks to navy agents and storekeep-
ers flags, awnings, and packing boxes; preml-
ums, and other expenses OF recruiting, apprehend-
ing deserters; per diem pay 10 persons attending
courts martial courts of inquiry and other servi-
authorized by law; pay to judge advocates !;
pay to litographers; pilotage aud towage OF yes
ses and assistance to vessels in distress; and tor
bills of health and quarantine expenses of YES
sells of the United States navy in foreign
ports, one million seven hundred thousand dol
lars.
For clothing for the navy, six hundred thousand
dollars.
and purchase of additional steam-vessels, three
million dollars: Provided, That hereafter, in all
cases where the officers of the navy can be made
available, consistently with the public service, in
making contracts for the charter of vessels and
the purchase of additional steam-vessels no other
person or persons shall be employed; nor shall
such officers when 20 employed, receive any COM
pensation in addition to their official pay, and
when any other person or persons than an officer
shall not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars
for all contracts for purchases charters in any
year made under the provisions of this
act.
For pay of photographer for the year ending
June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, three
hundred dollars
of the Navy Department building, finishing
and furnishing the same, twenty thousand dol
lars.
Marine Corps.-For pay officers, non-commis-
stoned officers, musicians, privates, clerks, mes
sengers, stewards, and servants; for rations and
clothing for servants; additional rations for five
Is,
bounties for reenlistments six hundred and nine
ty-eight dol. and thirty cents.
For the support of five hundred and eighty men
authorized to be enlisted for the marine corps,
by the President of the United States, the
twentysecond of November, eighteen hundred
and sixty one, seventy four thousand seven
hundred aHd sixty seven dollars and forty
cents.
For provisions, one hundred and forty three
thousand four hundred and forty five dol
lars.
For clothinr one hundred and thirty-four
thousand six hundred and sixty dollars.
For fuel, thirty thousand eight hundred and
ninety-four dollar and fifty cents.
For military stores, namely Pay of armorers.
repair of arms, purchase of accoutrements, ord
nance stores, flags, drums flies, and other instru
ments fifteen thousand dollars.
For transportation OF officers, their servants
| and troops, and expenses of recruiting, twenty,
two thousand dol.
For repairs of barracks, and rent of offices
| where there no public buildings for that pur
| pose, eight Thousand dollars.
| For completing repairs of Charlestown bar
! racks ten thousand four hundred and fifty weight
dollars and ninety-seven cents Provided, That
! the be fully completed for that sum
and no part of the money hereby appropriated
| tanned that the said building can be completed
| herewith.
For contingencies, namely: Freight, ferriage
| toll, carriage, wharfage; purchase and repair OF
boats: compensation to judge advocates; per
diem for attending courts martial courts of in
quiry, and for constant labor; house-rent in lieu
of quarters; burial of deceased marines; print
ing, stationery, postage, telegraphing; appre
hension of deserters; oil candles, gas; repairs OF
barrack furniture; bed sacks, spades, shovels
axes, picks, carpenters tools keep of horse
for the messenger; pay of matron, washerwoman
and porter at the hospital headquarters, forty
| five thousand dollars
| Navy Yards
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.--For machine
| shop and smithery, fitting and furnishing the
same, reservoir, capstan for sheers, quay wal
near landing, extension of store-house number
! eleven one hundred feet, repairs and increase O.
! ordnance machinery and shops, and repairs of al
| kinds, two hundred and thirtytwo thousand anG
thirty-two dollars.
For futtock saw-mill and building, ten thou
| sand dollars.
| Boston.-For paving and draining at new shops
coal-house for foundery, smithery, and for Other
| purposes; reservoir and steam pump, or pipe:
for Cochituate water; water-closets, repairs ant
increase of ordnance machinery and shops, anG
repairs of all kinds, two hundred and fifty-thr
thousand five hundred dollars.
For house foundation and heavy Nesmith ham