St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-30
Bureau Of Navigation.

! yards under this bureau, eighteen thou
sand dollars.
Bureau Of Navigation.
For navigation apparatus and supplies
and for the purposes incidental to navi-
CATION, viz:
For compass stations and for re-
pairs and care ofsame, four thousand dol
lars.
For services and materials for correct
ing compasses on board of vessels, and
for testing cOmpasses on shore, three thou
sand dollars.
For nautical and astronomical instru-
ments, for nautical books, maps and
charts, and sailing directions, and for re-
pairs of instruments for vessels of war,
ten thousand dollars.
For books for libraries for vessels of
war, and for books and stationery for
naval apprentices, four thousand five
hundred dollars.
For binnaeles, pedestals, and other
appurtenances Of ships compasses, to be
made in the yards, three thousand dol
lars.
For bunting and other material for
flags, and for making and repairing flags
of all kinds for the navy, seven thousand
and five hundred dollars.
For navy signals other than signal
hags, namely, signal lanterns, lights,
rockets, and apparatus Of all kinds for
signal purposes, for drawings and en-
cravings for signal books, six thousand
dollars
For logs. log lines, log reels, log pa
per. and sand-glasses, for lead, lead
reels, lead lines, armings for leads and
other sounding apparatus, and for run
niEg lights, (sde and head lanterns
prescribed by law) eight thousand dol
lars
For musical instruments for vessels OF
war, one thousand dollars.
For commanders and navigators' sta
tionery Tor vessels of war, five thousand
dollars.
For oil fer vessels of war, other than
for engineer department, fifty thousand
dollars.
For local AMI forcign pilotage for veg
sells OF war, sixty thousand dollars.
For lamps and lanterns of all kinds
for bihnacies, standard compasses, and
tops, for lamps for cabins, wardroom,
and other quarters for officers, and for
deck, holds, and sIorerooms, and for
lamp-wckS. chimnrys, shades, and other
appendages, six thousand dollars.
For freight and transportation of navi-
CATION materials, instruments, books, and
stores, postage on public letters, telegraph
ing on public business. advertising for
proposals, packing boxes and material.
blank books. forms, and stationery al
navigation Offices, and contingent expen-
ses. ten thousand dollars.
/ For expenses of Naval Academy, viz
For pay of professors and others, sev-
enty-six thousand seven hundred and six
dollars.
For pay of watchmen and others, for
ty-tive thousand two hundred and ninety
four dollars.
For contingest expenses, sixty-three
thousand four hundred and fifty dollars
For necessary repairs ot quarters, ten
thousand dollars.
For support Of department Of steam
enginery, and for pay OF mechanics and
laborers, five thousand dollars.
For expenses Of Naval Observatory,
viz:
For wages OF one instrument maker,
ona messenger, one porter, and three
watchmen for keeping grounds in order
and repairs TO buildings and enclosures
for fuel, light, and office furniture, and
or stationery, chemicals for batteries,
postage, and freight, ten thousand six
hundred dollars.
For incidental expenses, five hundred
dollars.
For salary OF clerk, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For salary Of three aids, four thousand
dollars.
For preparing for publication the
American Nautical Almanac, namely =:
For pay OF computers, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For pay of clerk, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
/ For payment of expenses Of visitors
to the Naval Academy, two thousand
dollars.
/ Bureau Of Ordnance.