The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-10
For new gate to dock basin, thirty thousand dol

property of the United States at Pensacola navy
yard, nifty thousand dollars or so much thereof as
may De deemed necessary az q a9. ..tf
MARE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
For foundery and boiler establishment, eightyhve
thousand dollars. ..... ... II. s.t .- ",
For csterns, bulldogs sixty~eght and ( rty five,
seven thousand three hundred dollars.
For quay wall fifty thousand dollars. -''
Eor grading, twenty thousand dollars .t
For ristern and holder for gss-works,two thousand
1--WE hundred dollars 49,.
For repairs of all kinds,ffty thousand dollars.
HOSPITALS.
BOSTON.
For repairs Sot buildings, roads, fences, cemetery,
walls, stable and furniture; painting, glazing,
grounds, and miscellaneous items, ten houstlnd dol
lars.
NEW YORK -s5 a"i
For repairs of hospital buildings and appendages,
roads, fences walls stables, and furniture; painting
glazing, cemetery, grounds, and miscellaneous item
ten thousand FIVE huDdred dollars. vs.. ..a
-..... LABORATORY, NEW YORK. g..
For repairs oil buildings and appendages, purchase
and repairs of Instruments apparatus and machinery
painting, glazing furniture, and miscellaneous items
three thousand five hundred dollars. la
WARRINGTON. .-sl
For completing building authorized by act OF Con-
gress approved March fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixtyour Including cost of enclosing premises,
grading sidewalks laying curbstones, together with
the necessary outbudings, and their appur en- ances
thirty thousand dollars.
4'H' ANNAPOLIS. tst
For repairing hospital building ,appendages paint
ms. glazing, furniture, and miscellaneous items hVe
For repairs of buildings, appendagesroads, fences
rebuilding wall painting and glazing, spouting and
repairing roof wharves and bridges brick pavement,
| stable, furniture, floors Of basement, improving
grounds and for misccllane items twenty thousand
dollars.
| PENSACOLA
For repairs OF building ,appendages, painting glaz-
ing, furniture and miscellaneous items ten Thousand
five hundred dollars
| MARE ISLAND. -
Foo repairs Of buildingappendagesD painting glazing
furniture and misce laneous items, seven thousand
| five hundred dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For paw Of upper tendent naval constructors nd
all the civil establishments Of the several navy yard
anG sta tious hundred and thousand two
hundred and thirty dollars And the pay of the clerk
OF the yard and first clerk to naval stOrekeeper al
each OF the navy yards at Portsmouth New Hamp-
shire, and Philadelphia, shall be twelve hundred dol
lars per annum.
/ For tie sting the of petroleum fuel under
maride boilers, five thousand dollars
For the construction of leyee on the river front Of
the government property at Mound City, Illinois sew
en- thousand dollars.
To pay mileage OF visitors to the naval Academy, one
thousand dollars.
For expenses of Naval Academy viz: for pay of civ
Il officers rofessors, and Others contngen
/ expenses, Improvements and repairs, hundred
and ninety-eight thousand four hunorsd and twenty
nine dollars. ....
For the purchase of the land adjacent to the naval
| Academy at Annapolis belonging to the State oil
Maryland, and known as the government house and
grounds, twenty-five thousand dollar
For the purchase of other grounds at Annapolis for
the use of the Naval Academy, twenty-five thousand
dollars
For the erection OF building suitable for the &C.
comodation of the third and fourth classes the
Naval Academy, one hundred Thousand dollars.
For the erection OF y machine shop the Naval
Academy twenty thousand dollars.
For the increase Of the library at the Naval Ac2d
envy two thousand dollars.
For the enlargement OF the chapel at the Nava
Academy and the erection of mural tablets therein &c
commemorate the memory of laval officers who hays
sacrificed the lives in the service of The country
seven tn ousand dollars.
NAVAL OBSERVATORY .s#8l
Fer the pay of assistant astronomer three aids ant
clerk, eight thousand dollars.
For the wages of Instrument maker, two watchmeI
porter and messenger; for keeping grounds in order
and repairs to buildings and enclosures fuel anC
light office furniture and stationery and for freigh
transportation postage and incidental expenses
twelve thousand dolars. ..... r. .s-.-7 .s...
For preparing for publication the American Nau
teal Almanac, hfteen thousand eight hundred AM
fifty dollars.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA
For furniture and iepairs to sams one thousan
dollars.
For house cleaning and whitewashipg. eight hun
dred dollars -att
For furnaces, CRATES and ranges, seven hundred
dollars.
For gas and water rent, one thousand ave hun dreC
dollars. ~
For improvement Of grounds, three hundred collars
For wharves and lots, eight hundred dollars.
For supper. of benefciaries, forty eight thousand
dollars. ~ :
the first section OF the act making appropriations fol
the naval service, approved May twenty-Hrst eight.
cen nunCreeu ana Sl1ty-Iour, as Rpprepriates two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars "for bounties for
desI uction OF enemies vessels per Of July sew.
enth, eighteen hundred and sixy-two," be
amended so that said appropriation shall apply to all
cases of destruction OF nemIes' vessels during the
recent rebeon, and at the as provided in
the act to which reference Is made.
Sec. 3. And beat further enacted, That no portion
of the amounts herein appropriated shall be paid in
violation of the provisions OF this entitled 'An
act TO prescribe an oath OF office, and for other pur-
poses," approved July second, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two.
Sec. 4. and be dtJurther enacted, That so much
OF the second section OF an act entitled An act ia
regulate the pay of the navy of the United States
approved March three, eighteen hundred and thirty
i've, prohibits any allowance to any officer in the
naval service for rent of quarters for furniture
for lights, or fuel or transporting baggage and ali
acts and parts OF acts authorizing the appontm en
OF navy agents. be- and the are hereby repealed
Sec. s. and be ttftIrthor enacted That the evan
nation of candidates for admission to the Nayal
Academy shall be held at such stated times as the
Sec. g. And be It T1rtier enacted, That the Of
fee of assistant in Bureau of Ordnance be- and the
same is hereby abolished
Sec, T. And be ii further enacted, That hereafte,
no vacancy in the grade of professor of mathematics
in the navy shall be filed
Sec. s. and be it JurtteT enacted That the act an
proved August thirty eighteen hundred ant
hfty two for surveys aud Reconnaissance, for ma
val ana commercial purposes, of such parts of Behr
ings Straits, of the North Pacific ocean, and of the
China seas. as are frequented by American whale
ships and by trading vessels in their between
the United States and China" be, and the same is
hereby, revived, and the Secretary of the NAVY il
heveby authorized and required to recommence and
continue surveys and Reconnaissance in the Pacific
ocean, not yet fully examined by using such vessels
officers crews, outfits, and supplies OF the navy as
may be necessary and available for that service.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted That for the
purpose of settling the accounts of disbursing Off
GERS OF the navy where payments for contingent ex
penses have been made from the appropriation for
the pay OF the navy prior to the passage of the act
making appropriations for the fiscal year eighteen
hundred and 1ty-three-four, the Secretary OF the
treasury be, and he is hereby authorized to transfer
from the appropriation for the pay of the navy to
died and forty five thousand and nine hundred and
four dollars and twelve cents.
Approyed ADril II 1854