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pended unless the work can be completed for the
sum hereby appropriated
Sackett's Harbor repairs OF all kinds, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
HOSPITALS
Portsmouth, New Hampshire-For purchase
of tweuty-scven and three hundred and hfty-tive
thou ,andths ucrcss OF Land on Seaveys island ad-
jacent to the kittery navy yard fourteen thousand
five hundred dollars Provided, That the Chic OF
the Bureau of Yards and Docks be, and he is he
reby, authorized to purchase that portion OF Seal
veys island lying west OF the road, for such sum
as to him may seem reasonable ana advantageous
to the government.
For hospital ON Seavey's island, ten thousand
dollars: Provided, That no building shall be
erected extended until complete plans and spe-
ctcatonS and estimates OF cost i'll detail suall be
furnished to and approved by the Secretary of the
Navy, and contracts therefor shall be let upon due
and public advertisement.
Boston. For extcnticn of hospital and repairs
OF buildings, seventy-onc thousand hVe hundred
dollars: Provided That no building shall be cree
ted or extended until complete plans and speciii-
cations and estimates OF cost in detail shall be fur
nished to and approved 10y the Secretary of the
Navy, and contracts therefor shall be let upon
due and public advertisement.
New Y York.-For repairs and improvements, and
house for surgeon and dircc or of the lab o ra-
tory, twenty-one Thousand five oundred dol
lars.
PhiIadelphia-For furniture and repairs of
same; house cleaning and whitewashing; repairs
| to furnaces, CRATES and ranges; gas and water
rent; painting wall on Shippen-ste and general
| repairs, five thousand three huedred dol.
For support OF beneticiaries, twenty y-seven thou
sand dollars
MAGAZINES.
Boston.-For general repairs of building; ad-
dition to magazine, and wall around magazine
grounds, tnirty-two thousand nine hundred and
thirteen dollars.
for storage of loaded Shells, and repairs OF all
kinds, itty-fve thousand two hundred and forty
nine dollars
Piiladelphia.-For repairs of wharf and maga
zine Fort Miffin. thousand five hundred
dollars.
Washington-For repairs of magazine and ord
nance buildings, six Thousand dollars.
Mare Isiand.-For repairs of all kinds, two
| Thousand dhllars.
For pay of superintendents, naval constructors
and all the civil establishments at the general
Wy yards and stations, one hundred and four thou
sand five hundred and eighty-four dollars Pro-
vided That hereafter no salaries shall be paid to
any employee in any of the navy yards except to
those designated in the estimates. All other per-
sons shall receive per di m compensation
for the time during which they were actually en-
gagged.
Naval Observatory For the purchase of nau-
teal instruments, repairs of the same, and of as
Economical instruments, and tor the purchase of
nautical books, maps, and charts, and for
backing and binding the same, sixty thousand
dollars.
For W lges of instrume mt maker, watchman por-
ter, and oborers; for keeping grounds in order;
for fuel, lights freights, transportation, and pos
tage; for repairs to buildings and contingent ex-
penses, thirteen thousand dollars.
For pay OF four aids TO be employed at the OBJ
servatory and Hydrographical office, four thou
sand dollars
For wages of watchmcn and contingent expen-
ses of the Naval Academy, twenty-five thousand
seven hundred and ninetyseven dollars
For the pay of mileage of the visitors to the
Naval Academy, one thousand dollars.
For preparing for publication the American
National Almanac, twenty five thousand eight
hnndred and eighty dollars.
See. And he it further enacted, That the pay
of any captain of the navy who shall, in pursuance
of law, perform duty rs chief of "a bureau in the
Navy Department, shall be the pay of a captain in
the navy ION other duty" to take effect from
he date of the ''Act regulating the pay of the
sixty. sh approved June 0ne' s' hfeen hundred and
See. s. And be it further enacted That the pay
OF the clerks of the navy yard and navy agency at
Mare Island shall be as follows, viz:
One clerk to navy agent, two thousand dollars
per annum; one clerk to navy agent fifteen hun
dred dollars; one clerk to the commandant, tif-
teen hundred dollars one clerk of the yard, III
teen hundred dollars one clerk to the paymaster
and Inspector of provision, and SO forth fifteen
hundred dollars; one clerk to the naval construc-
tor, nine hundred dollars; clerk to the civil
engineer, nine hundred dollars one draughts-
man to civil engineer, twelve hundred dol ars
one steward to paymaster, seven hundred and tf-
ty dollars.
- Sec And be it further enacted, That from
and after the fist day of September, eighteen
hundred and siXty-two, the spirit ration in the
navy of the United States shall forever cease and
thereafter no distilled spiritllous liquors shall be
admitted on board of vessels -of-war except as me-
deal stores, and upon the order and under the
cO1GrOl OF Inc meQlcal Objects Oh Sucn vessels,
and to be used only for med ical purposes. From
and after the said first day of September next
there shall be allowed and paid to each person in
the navy now entitled to the spirit ration five
cents per day in communication and lieu there
of, which shall be in addition to their present
pay. -...-. .s-.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That Il e or
ders, regulations and Instructions heretofor' is
sued by the Secretary of the Navy be, and they
are hereby, recognized the regulations of the
Navy Department, subject how ever, to such al
terations as the Secretary of the Navy may adopt,
with the appropriation of the President of the u
nited States.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That the
pay of the secretary of commander of u squa-
dron shall hereafter be fifteen hundred dollars
year and one ration. -
Sec. T. And be it further enacted, That chap
lains i'm the navy shall bc no less than twentyone
nor more than thirtyfiv years of age at the time
of their appointment SUCH
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the
President of the United States be, and he is here
by, authorized to annually appoint ten acting
for education at the Naval Academy,
soldiers who distinguished themselves in the
service of the United States, or from the sons of
officers or men in the naval marine service of
the United States who have thus distinguished
themselves. a.. -
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That the
District of Columbia shall be regarded for all the
purposes of appointment to the Naval Academy
as congressional district, their appointment the
reto to be designated by the President of the u
nited States from residents of the District
Approved, July IA, 1862. lH 7sia
l. ~ CHAP. CLXV.