The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-20

ter front of not less than one mile, to be held by
the United States for naval purposes.
NAVY YARD AT PENSACOLA.
For repairs of all kinds, eighty thousand four
hundred and sixty dollars.
NAVY YARD AT MARE ISLAND.
For gas house, four thousand and seven dol
lars.
For cisterns for building number forty-one and
officers houses, seven thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars.
For repairs of all kinds, sixty thousand dollars.
NAVAL STATION AT sACKETT's HARBoR.
For repairs and general care of public property
two thousand dollars.
NAVAL STATION AT MOUND CITY, ILLINOIS.
For repairs and general of public proper
ty, ten thousand dollars.
NAVAL ASYLUM AT PHILADELPHIA.
For furniture and repairs of same, one thou
sand dollars.
For the purchase of books, undcr the direction
of the governor of the asylum for the increase of
the sailors library in that institution, one thou
For house cleaning and whitewashing, eight
hundred dollars.
For furnaces, CRATES, and ranges, seven hun
dred dollars.
For gas and water rent, one thousand five hum
lred dollars.
For improvement of grounds, five hundred
dollars.
For wharves and lots, eight hundred dollars.
For painting houses and walls, two thousand
dollars.
For repairs of all kinds, three thousand dollars.
For improvement Of cemetery, three thousand
dollars.
For support of beneficiaries, ,ffty-two thousand
dollars.
For pay of superintendent and the civil estab-
ishment at the several navy yards and stations
under the coltrol of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks and at the Naval Asylum, one hundred
and fifty-eiglt thousand nine hundred and sixty
seven dollars PrOpiled, That the engineer and
naval storekecper, when required at any of the
navy yards, shall be appointed by the President
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate
and the persons employed at the several navy
yards, master machinists, master carpenters,
master joiners, master blacksmiths, master boil
crmakers, master suilmakers, master plum bers,
and master painters and caulkers shall be men
skilled in their several duties and appointed from
civil life.
For pay of some suitable person appointed by
the Secretary of the Navy to examine the archives
of the Department and other sources OF informa-
ton and collect and collate the facts which may
illustrate the history of the United States navy,
fifteen hundred dollars.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
For navigation apparatus and supplies, and for
purposes incidental to navigation, two hundred
and eighty-ve thousand six hundred and twenty
six dollars.
For expenses of Naval Academy, viz: for pay
of civil officers, professors, watchmen and others,
contingent expenses, improvements and repairs,
two hundred and eighty-three thousand nine hun
dred and thirteen dollars.
For expenses OF Naval Observatory, viz: {forl
ply of assistant astronomer, three aids, and
clerk; for wages of instrument max er, two watch
men, porter, and messenger; for keeping grounds
in order, and repairs to buildings and enclosures
for fuel light office furn and stationery, and
for freight, transportation, postage, and incidcn-
tai expenses, twenty-one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For preparing for publication the American
Nautical Almanac, twenty-one thousand dollars
For payment OF expenses OF visitors to the Ma
val Academy, two thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT u RECRUITING.
For the payment Of bounties to discharged sea-
men, five hundred thousand dollars.
For expenses that may accrue Tor the following
purposes, namely: expenses OF recruiting, trans
portation of men, printing and stationery, adyer-
tiSing in public newspapers, postage on puhllc
letters, wharfage and demurrage, apprehension OF
deserters, assistance to vessels in distress, DC,
five hundred thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RE-
PAIR.
For pay OF superintendents and the civil estab-
lishment at the several navy yards under this bu
reau, sixty three thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For pay of superintendents and the civil estab-
lishment at the several navy yards under this bu-
! reau, tventy-four thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
For pay fthe civil establishment at the several
navy yards and at the Naval Asylum, eighteen
thousand one hundred and fifty dollars.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
| For surgeons necessaries and appliances for
| the sick and wounded of the navy, marine corps,
| and cost of survey, fifty thousand dollars.
| For contingent expenses of the Bureau of Med
| icine and Surgery, twenty thousand dollars
For pay of civil establishment, under the Blu
reau of Medicine and Surgery at the several naval
| hospitals and navy yards, sixty thousand seven
hundred and siXty-three dollars.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, BOSTON
For repairs and Improvements of all kinds, in
cluding roads, buildings, fences, walls, farms,
| ers'. and masons' work, furniture, and SO forth,
seven thousand two hundred dollars.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, NEW YORK.
| For repairs and improvements of all kinds, in
Guiding the buildings out houses, walls, fences,
| cemetery, furniture, and SO forth, twelve thou
sand five hundred dollars.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA.
For furniture and general outfit of the estab
| lishmcnt, ten thousand dollars.
| NAVAL HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, D. C.
| For repairs of building and appendages, fences,
| sidewalk, furniture, painting, glazing, and so
| forth, five thousand dollars.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, NORFOLK.
For repairs of buildings, appendages, wharves,
roads, fences, painting, glazing furniture, and SO
forth, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
NAVAL HOSPITAL, MARE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA.
For building naval hospital and appendages,
| twenty thousand dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay of officers, non-eommissioned officers,
musicians, privates, clerks, messengers, steward
and nurse, and servants; for rations and clothing
for officers servants; additional ratons to Of
| fcers tor five years service; for undrawn cloth
| ing nine hundred and siXty-seven thousand dol
lars and sixty seven cents.
| For provisions, one hundred and siXty-nine
thousand nine hundred and seven dollars and
| fifty cents.
! For clothing, two hundred and ninety-two
| thousand one hundred and eighty-six dollars and
| eighty-four cents.
For fuel, thirty thousand one hundred and sew
enteen dollars.
For military stores, viz: Pay of Mechanics, re
pair of arms, purchase ofaccoutrements, ordnanc,
stores, flags, drums, flies, and other instruments
| sixteen thousand dollars.
| For transportation of officers, their servants
troops, a,d expenses of recruiting, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For repairs of barracks, and rent of offices
where there are no public buildings, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For contingencies, viz: freight; ferriage; toll
carriage; wharfage; purchase and repair of boats
compensation to judge advocates; per diem 70
attending courts martial, courts of inquiry, an
for constant labor; house rent in lieu of quar-
tiers; burial of deceased marines printing, sta
tionery, postage, telegraphing; apprehension @
deserters; oil, candles, gas !; repairs of gas an
water fixtures water rent, forage, straw, bal
| rocl furniture furDiture for OffipPrs' 0uarters