Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

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gravel for parade grounds, repair Of pumps, furniture
for stan and commanding chieers' Offices brushes
broens. Buckets, paving, and for purchase Of carpets
and furniture provided for in this act they shall be Of
NXtA YARDS
Portsmouth New Hampshire. For iron foundry, i've
thousand nine hundredtand fOrty-six dollars FOR shop
thiry-tTo dollars. For condensers, seven thousand
six hundred and sixty dollars For road and timber
slips twenty eight thousand three hundred and three
dollars FOR enlarging Office building, nine thOus and
seven hundred and forty-eight dollars For 1tting and
furnishing plumbers cop~persmith's and tin shop, tbre
thousand six hundred dollars OoT machinery and tools
forty eight thousand one hundred dollars. For repair
OF all kinds, seventy thousand dollars. For purchase
OF the right Of drainage through the yard. now held BY
tho city Of CharlestOwn twenty eve thousand dollars.
FER one steam nre-engine, five thousand dollars. Fur
widening main entrance, tE elye THOUSAND dollars. Fer
tools for machine and forge shops seventy ems thOus-
and dollars For machinery for IOpewalk, thirty -Ons
thousand dollars For filling in a portion Of timber
docG, forty thousand dollars For addition TO stable.
eight thousand dollars. Fer repairs Of all binds, eigh-
ty-n We thousand dollars For quay wall. ezte2sinn at
sewer, one hundred thousand dollars. Tor continuing
mS Work on the new machine and boiler shop, one
hundrd thousand dollars. Tor dredging channels,sixty
five thousand dOlla1s. For special repairs, twenty
thousand i've hundred dollars. For repairs OF all kind
one hundred and sixteen thousa nd dollars. For dredg
ing channels fOu ? Thousand and twent6-eight dOliafS.
, For repairs of dry dock, forty six thousand. For re-
: pairs of all kinds, ffty-eSght thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars For completing saw mill. twenty
i've Thousand dollars. For extending south pier one
NH@h ACCss 1t sGEu luDuSduu " NV PAAnt-SAOEd
eight thousand five hundred and eighty.three dollars.
Tor smlthery, twelve thousand and sxty-two dollars
For extension Of iron f5a ndery. eight thousand four
hundred and forty-hve dollars. Tar m9chin ers and
tools, ninety thousand six hundred dollars. FOrs re-
pairs pr All kinds, sixty enc thousand tx hundred cS!-
lars Norfolk. For railway track and cars, eight
thousand dollars. For repair Of wharveS, two thousand
hve hundred dollars For one Ames's wharf crane.
tnree Thousand dollars For macninery and tools. fifty
thousand dollars For steI ehOuse number fourteen, >
forty 50 thousand dollars For protection Of the prop.
cry at Norfolk navy-ysrS, twent y thousand dollars or
so much Thereof as shall be necessary. Pensacola, Flor.
ida:-For muster once, eight thousand one hundred.
and four dollars. For new gate to dock basin thirty
thousand dollars. FJr pile engine, seven hundred dol
larS' Fer the preservation and necessary repairs Of
the property OF the United States at the Pensacola ma
w yard nifty thousand dollars. or 50 mich thereof as
may be necessary. Mare Island, California FJr
foundry and boiler establishment, eighty ave thoas-
and dollars For cisterns, buildings sixty eight an1
ioriy-nve. seven thousand three hundred dollars For
quay-wali, afty thousand dollars. For grading, twen-
~ thousand dollars. + = cIstern and holder for gas
works, two thousand five hundred dollars. For repair
Of all kind, fifty thousand dollars.
HOSPITALS.
Boston. For repairs of buildings, roads, fences Gem
etry, walls, stable and furniture, painting, elaElng,
grounds, and miscellaneous item , ten thodssnd dol.
lars.
New York FOR repairs of hOspita! buildings and ap-
pendages, rosds. fences, walls, Stables, ana furnit ure.
painting, glazing, cemeery grounds, fences, walls and
furniture, ten thOuSa nd dollars.
Laboratory, New York. For repairs Of buildings and
appendices, purchase and repairs o: Instruments, ap-
pa-atus and machinery, painting, glazing furniture 5,
and miscellaneous items, three Thousand i've hundred
dollars.
Washington. For compIee ting building authorized
by act OF Congress approved March fourteenth, eight
cen hundred and s~ixty-fOur including cost OF enclosing
ing premises grading sidewalks, laying curbstones, to-
gether with the necessary out-buildings and their ap
purtenaIces, thirty thousand dollars.
Norfolk. For repairs Of buildings. appendices,
roads, fences rebuilding sea-wall, rainting and glazing
FpOuting and repairing root, wharves and bridges, brisk
pavement, furniture, floors OF basemen1, improving
grounds. AMI for miscellaneous items, twenty thOus-
and dollars.
Pensacola For repairs Of buildings. dases,
painting, glazing, furniture, and miscellaneous items,
ten Thousand dollars.
Mare Island. For repairs of building, oppendages,
painting, glazing, fupniture and mbceilAneous items,
sever thousand Ave hUntre dollars
MISCELLANEOUS.
For pay Of superintendent, naval constructors, and
all the civiI establishments OF the sew eraI navy va rds
and stations. one hundred and fOrty-six thousand two
hundred and thirty dollars. And the pay of The clerk
OF the yard and Orst clerk to naval stOTeSee per at each
Of the navy yards at Portsmouth, New Hampshire ami
Philadelphia, shall be twelve hundred dollars per an
UNI. For testing the use OF petroleum as a fuel IN.
der marine boilers, i've thousand dollars. For the
construction of a levee on the river-sroat OF the gov
eminent property at Mound City, Illinois, seven thou
sand dollars. To pay mil cage of visitors to the Ma
val AcademS, one thousand dollars. For expenses Of
Aaval Academy, viz : for pay OF civil officers, profess
sOrs, watchmen and others, contingent expenses, i'm
p~rovements and repairs, one hundred and ninety eight
thousand four hOudred and twenty nine dollars. For
the erection o. a machine-Shep at toe Naval Academy
twenty thousand dollars. For the increase OF the Ii
brary at the Naval Academy, two thousand dollars:
For the enlargement Of the chapel at the Favy Acad-
envy, and for the erection Of mural tablets therein to
commemorate the memory Of nevy officers who have
sacrificed their lives IN the service Of the country sew
en- thousand dollars.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA
For furniture and repairs to same, one thousand dol
lars. For house cleaning aud whitewashiug eight
hundred dollars Fer furnaces gates, and ranges,
seven hundred dollars For gas AMI water re1tdtteon
hundred dollars. For improvement OF grtun1s three
| hundred dollars For wharves and lots, eight hundred
dollars FOR painting houses and Walls, two thousand
dollars For repairs Of all kinds, one thousand dollars
For support Of bonehciaries, fcrtS eight thousand dol
lars.
Sec. 2 .Acd be it further enactod, That so much
Of the hrst section OF tn e act making appropriations for
the naval service, approved May twenty first, eighteen
hundred and sixty four as aDpr0prietes tow hundred
and fifty thousand dOllrrs ''fOr bountie5 far dsstruc-
zion OF enemies vessels, as per act OF July seventeenth
eighteen hundr ed and si~xty-two,' be a5ended so that
asid appropriation shall apply 70 all cases Of destruc
tiOn OF enemies vessels during the recent rebellion and
at the same rate provided III the act 10 which refer
ence is made
Sec. 3 And be it further enacted, That no portion
Of the amounts herein appropriated shall be paid in vi
olation OF the provisions the act entitled San act to
prescribe an oath Of Of15e ami for other purposes Zap
proved July ID eighteen hundred and sixty two
Sec. 4 And be il. further enacted, That so much Of
the second section OF an = t en- TITLED An act to regulate
the pay Of the navy of the United States, approved
march three, eighteen hundred and thirty-hve. as pJ
hibites, any allowance to any officer in the naval rer-
vice for rent Of quarters, or for furniture, or for Iight Is
or fuel, or transporting baggage, and all acts and parts
Of acts authorizing the appointment OF navy agents be
and the same are HEREBY, repealed.
Sec. s.. And be it further enacted, That the exami-
nation Of candidates for admission ID the Navy AcAde.
my shall be hold at such stated times as the Secret a.
ry Of the Navy may direct.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That the ON e OF
assistant in Bureau Of Ordinance be. and tho ssms is
hereby, abolished.
Sec. 7, And be it further enacted, That hereafte
40 vacancy in the grade o. professor Of Mathematics
tee navy shall be dllei
Sec. s end be it further enacted, That he act APP
proved August thirty-6rSt, eighteen hundred and hfty-
two, for surveys and; feconnoissances, for naval and
commercial purposes, OF such parts OF Behring's Stat is
Of the north Pacific ocean, and Of the China seas, as
are ffequented by American whale ships and by ira
| ding vessels in their routes between the United States
and China,9 be, and the same is hereby, revived. and
the Secretary of the Navy Is hereby authorised and re
auired to re eunrmence and continue surveys and recon
nuissances in the Pacific ocean, not yet fuly examined
by using such vessels efi;ers, crews, outhts, and sup
plies Of the nnvyS as may De necessary and available
FOR that service.
Soc. 9 And be it further enacted. That for the pur-
pose OF settling the accounts Of disbursing officers Of
the navy, where payments for contingent expenses
have been made from the appropriation for 'the pay
OF the navy pror TO the passage Of the act making APP
preparations for the fiscal year eighteen hundred and
sixty three four, the Secretary OF the Treasury OF the
Territory be. and he is hereby, authorized to trensfer
from the Appropriation for the pay OF the navy to the
appripriaIiln for contingent, the sum OF two hundred
aud fOrty-hve thousand and nine hundred and four dol
lars ami twelve cents.
Approved, April II, 1885
PVBLIC-No. IS.
An Act to reimburse the State Of Missouri fer Moneys
expended for she United States in nrOIling. aquippiEg
and provisioning Ailitia FORCES to aid in s1ppresslng
the Rebellion.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen-
trtfves OF the United States ofAmsrica in Congress
Assembled