The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-29


for navy yards and shore stations, pay of watch
men and incid dental labor not chargeable to any
other trafsport;aton to and labor
foreign stations, wharfage, dockage and rent,
travelling expenses of officers and Others under
orders funeral expenses, store and office rent,
fuel, commissions and pay of clerks to navy
agents and storek eepers, flags, awnings, and pack
ing boxes premiums and other expenses of re-
cruiting, experimenting deserters, per diem pay
persons attending courts MARTIAL courts of in
quiiyt and other services authorized by law, pay
to JudgeS atiyocstte, pilotage and towage of yes
sells, and assistance toyessels in distress, and for
bills of heal and quarantine expenses of vessels
OF the United States pavy in foreign ports, one
million ftytwo thousand three hundred dollars:
Provided, that the expenditures under the fore
going appropriations shall be SO accounted for as
to show the isbursements by each bureau, under
each respective appropriation.
Marine Corps For pay of officers, non-com-
missioned officers, musicians, privates, clerks,
messengers. stewards, and servants for rations
and clothing for servants, additional rations for
five years service, for undrawn clothing and ra-
tons, bounties for re enlistements, one hundred
and sixty Thousand two hundred and twenty four
For I,rosis ions, ferty-two thousand and forty
and forty=e eight dollars.
: For fuel six Thousand and forty-eight dol
larss -
For military stores, viz pay of armorers, re-
pair of arms, purchase acknowledgements ordnance
stores, flags, drums, flies, and other instruments,
six thousand dollars.
For Transportation of officers and troops,
and expenses Of recruiting, eight thousand dol
lars.
cnrriage wharfage, purchase and repair of boats,
compensation to judges advocate, per diem for
attending courts martial, courts of inquiry, and
tr stant labor, house rent in lieu of quarters,
osrIal of deceased marines, printing stationary,
postage, aphing, apprehension of deserters,
oil candles gas repair Of gas and water s fix
ture, furniture for officers quarters, bed sacks,
spades, shovels, axes, picks, carpenters tools,
keep of a. horse forthe messenger, pay of matron,
washerwonan, and porter at the hospital head
quarters, repairs of fre-engine, purchase and re
pair of engine hose, purchase of lumber for ben
ches, mess tables, hunks, repairs to public car
ryal, purchase aud repair of harness, galleys and
cooking stoves for mess rooms, stoves where
there are no CRATES, gravel for parade grounds,
repairs of pumps, furniture for staff and COM
manding officers offices, brushes, brooms buc-
kets, paving, and for other purposes, twelve
thousand dollars.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire For repairs of
all kinds, ten thousand dollars.
Boston, For machinary, completing machine
shop, drainage, masting sheers, repairs, and
painting, one hundred and fifty-four thousand one
New York. For hosting apparatus for
provision stores, four thousand six hendrcd and
For dredging channel, twenty thousand dol
lars
For repairs of dry dock, six thousand dol
For water pipes, hydrants, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For floor for mould loft, one thousand two
For bilge blocks for dry dock, three thousand
dollrs.
For new derrick, including foundation, TWEEN
ty-one thousand nine hundred and lightweight
dollars
For floor to third story of machine shop
and columns to support, three thousand dol
For railroad through new store, two thousand
five hundred doIlart.
ani fn in iuht
sand five hundred and forty one dollars.
For repairs of ali kinds, twenty eight thousand
four hundred and thirty dallars.
For removing small shears, one thousand dol
lars.
Philadelphia. For repairs of floating dock, for
Washington. For repairs of all kinds, forty
four thousand four hundred and torty-seven dol
lars.
Mare Islands. For repairs to floating dock,
and other repairs in the yard, sixty thousand dol
lars.
For machinery for machine shop, thirty thou
Naval asylum, Philadelphia, for the extention
of main sewer, eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses at the several navy
yards, to meet extraordinary demands for the re-
mandsr of the next fiscal year, one hundred thou
Sec. q And be it further enacfeo. COL
lowing sums be, and they are hereby, appropriate
ed for arrearages for the year ending thirtieth
of june eighteen hundred and siXty-one.
For pay of commission, warrant, and petty Of
fcers and seamen, including the engineer corps
of the navy, three hundred and thirty-nine thou
sand two hundred dollars
For the charter of vessels, their purchase, fit
ting for war service, reservations due on existing
contract the fitting out of the ships of war,
three million eight hundred and sixty six thau-
sand dollars.
For ordinance and ordinance stores, includ-
ing incidental expenses, ninety thousand dol
lars.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for
the following purposes, viz: freight and tran
sportation, printing and stationary, advertising
in newspapers, books, maps, models, and draw
ings, purchase and repair of recognizes and ma
Culinary, repairs of and attending to steam engines
in navy yards purchase and maintenance OF hor-
wheels, and the purchase and repair OF work
mems TOOLS postage of public letters, fuel, Oil,
and candles for navy, yards and shore stations,
gcable to any other appropriation, transportation
to and labor attending the delivery of provisions
and stores on foreign stations, wharfage dockage,
and rent, travelling expenses OF officers and 9TH
ers under orders, funeral expenses, store and Of
ice rent fuel, commissions and pay of clerks to
navy agents and storekeepers flags awnings, and
packing boxes, premiums and other expenses OF
recruiting, apprehendng deserters per diem pay
10 persons attending courtsmartial, courts of in
quiry, and other services authorized by law, pay
to judges advocate, pilotage and iowa, of YES
sells, and assistance to vessels in Distress and for
of the United States navy in foreign ports, ten
thousand dollars; and the Secretary of the Navy
is hereby authorized to expend so much of the
sums remaining in the Treasury on the first of
july eighteen hundred and seXty one to the ere
dit of printing and publication of sailing direc
tions, wind ndscurrent charts astronomical OBJ
servations, and hydrographical surveys" as may
be necessary for completing the unfinished work
left at the Observatory by the late Superinten-
dent Provided, That the expenditures under the
foregoin appropriations shall be SO accounted for
as to show the disbursements by each bureau I'M
der each respective appropriation.
Sec g. And be it further enacted, That no
patented article connected with marine engines
Shall be hereafter purchased or attached to, or
used in connection with any steam vessel OF war,
until the same shall have been submitted to,
and officially recommended in writing for pur-
chase and use by q competent board of naval en-
gineers. @sss q
Approved, July 10, 1851.
ITO OUR FRIENDs
We still continue to; sell books and stationery
and all other goods In our line. We cannot sell
Mt cost. If we2do SO, we shall be unable to buy