The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-20
ESTABLISHED. 1881.

thousand dollars.
For expenses of Naval Academy,
viz:
For pay Of professors and others,
seyentty-six thousand seven hundred
and six dollars.
r. or pay OF watchmen and others,
forty-hve thousand two hundred and
ninety four dollars.
For contingent expenses, sixty
three thousand four hundred and ifiy
dollars.
For necessary repairs Of quarters,
| ten thousand dollars.
+ or support of department of steam
ehginery, and pay of mechanics and
laborers, five thousand dollars.
For expenses Of Naval Observatory
viz:
For wages of one instrument-ma-
! ker, one messenger, one porter, and
three watchmen; for keeping grounds
! in order and repairs to buildings and
enclosures; for fuel, light. and Office
| furniture, and for stationery, chemi-
Gals for batteries, postage aud freight,
| ten thousand six hundred dollars.
For incidental expenses, five hun
dred dollars.
For salary of clerk, one thousand
| Eve hundred dollars.
For salary Of three aids. four thou
sand dollars.
For preparing for publication the
American Nautical Almanac, name
": For pay of computers, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For pay of clerk, one thousand two
hundred dollars
For payment of expenses of visit
ors TO the Naval Academy, two thou
sand dollars.
Bureau of Ordnance.
For guns, gun -carria ges, shot, shell,
magazine, and laboratory stores, and
equipments OF all kinds; for gunpow-
der, small arms, equipments, and am
munitiOn; for fuel and ma serials nee
essary in carrying on the mechanical
branches of the ordnance department.
ut the navy yards and stations. two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For the necessary repairs of the
magazine at Chelsea; for the dwell
lings at the nitre depot, Maiden; for
repairs to buildings on ordnance
dock, and also repairs to tugs and
lighters, and for reprirs Of ordnance
dock at Ellis Island, New York; for
repairs of magazine at Fort Mifiiin;
= repairing crane and wharf at Nor |
eoi- for repairs of magazine at
NJ, NJ aIlI ~ Il. fourteen thousand five
oFuIeu Fe ootlaf9 -perintendents and |
!, for pay OF the ST. at the several
1he CIVIL establishnenl >au, fifteen
navy yards under this bure..
thousand dollars.
Bureau of Construction and repairs.
For pay of fsuperintendents and The I
civil establishments Of the several
navy yards under this bureau, thirty
nine thousand dollars.
Bureau of Steam Engineering.
For pay of the Superintendents and
the civil establishment at the several
navy yards under this bureau, twenty
four thousand dollars.
For stores and materials. tools. re-
pairs OF machinery of steamers, boil
ers, instruments, aud labor at navy
yards, and repairs of the machinery,
and purchase of stores and materials
Tor vessels of squadrons on foreign
stations; and for transportation of
materials, six hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothiag.
For pay of the civil establishment
at the several navy yards under this
bureau, and at the naval asylum,
twenty-six thousand dollars.
For provisions and clothing, one
million five hundred thousand dol
lars.
TO meet the demands upon the bu-
reau tor freight and transportation of
stores, Tor candles, fuel; for tools and
repairing same at eight Inspections;
tor books and blanks; for stationery,
Tor furniture and repairs of same IN
ofnees OF paymasters and inspectors;
Tor ttelegrams and postage; tolls and
ferrlages; and for ice, one hundred
thousand dollars.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery.
For necessary repairs and improve
ments Of hospitals and appendages,
including roads, wharves, walls, out
houses, sidewalks, fences, gardens.
farms, painting, glazing, blacksmiths'
and masons' work; for furniture, thir- Z
ty thousand dollars.
For pay Of the civil establishment
under this bureau, at the several navy
hospitals and navy yards, sixty thou
sand dollars.
Marine Corps.
For pay of officers, non-commis-
stoned officers, musicians, privates.
clerks, messengers, steward, nurse and
for rations and clothing for
officers servants, additional rations :
to officers for five years service for :
undrawn clothing, one hundred and e
seventy thousand dollars.
For provisions. one hundred thou a
sand dollars.
For clothing, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For fuel, ten thousand dollars. T
For military stores, VIZ; Fay OF
mechanics; repair of arms; purchase
of accoutrements; ordnance stores, {
hags. drums. flies, and other instru-
ments. five thousand dollars.
For transportation of officers, their
servants, troops, and for expenses of d
recruiting, twelve thousand dollars. Z
For repair of barracks, and for rent
Of Offices where there are no public :
buildings, ten thousand dollars. {
For contingencies viz: Freight; !
toll carriage; wharfage; pur-
chase and repair of boats; compensa- {
ton OF judge advocates; per diem for b
attending courts martial, and courts =
1f inquiry, and for constant labor;
louse-rent In lieu of quarters, and :
for quarters to officers !
1n ship board; burial of deceased | y
marines; printing, stationery, post Il
age, telegraphing; apprehension of u
1eserters; oil, candles, gas repairs OF ,
yas and water-fxtures, water rent, for
age, straw, barrack furniture; furniture
FOR officers quarters; bed sacks, wrap v
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