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


pairs of all kinds, one hundred thou
sand dollars.
Nary Yard at Nea0 Yort.
For repairs Of all kinds, one hun
dred thousand dollars.
Many Yard at Philadelphia.
For repairs of all kinds, fifty thou
sand dollars.
Nary Yard at Washington.
For repairs of all kinds, eighty
thousand dollars.
Navy Yard at Norfolk.
For preservation of the yard and
the necessary repairs Of all kinds, fifty
thousand dollars.
Nary Yard at Pensacola.
For preservation of the yard and
the necessary repairs of all kinds, fifty
! thousand dollars.
Navy Yard at Hare Island.
For repairs of all kinds, sixty thou
sand dollars.
NaUal Station at sSacketfs Har5or.
For repairs and the general care of
the public property, two thousand
dollars.
E1'zva1 Station at Hound City, III
gsois.
For the necessary repair of the
levee and yard buildings. twenty
seven thousand dollars.
Nagal Station at Key West.
For necessary repairs Of wharyes
buildings, three thousand dollars.
-NdvaI Asylum at Philadelphia.
For furniture and repairs of same,
one thousand dollars.
For house-cleaning and whitewash-
ing. eight hundred dollars.
For furnaces, CRATES, and ranges, SIX
/ hundred dollars.
For gas and water rent, one thou
! sand two hundred dollars.
Tor general improvement and re-
n.;rs 6v,- thousand dollars.
For support of benefeiaries, fifty
four thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent. anu 'lie
civil establishment at the several Ma
yards and stations under the control
of the bureau of yards and docks, and
at the Navy Asylum, fifty thousand
dollars: Provided, that the civil engi-
neer and naval storekeeper at the
several navy yards shall be appointed
by the President, by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate. and
that the persons employed at the sew
eral navy yards to superintend the
mechanical departments, and hereto
fore known as master mechanics, mas
ter carpenters, master joiners, master
blacksmiths, master boiler makers, |
master sailmakers, master plumbers,
master painters, master caulkers, mas
ter masOns, master boat-builders,
master spIr-makers, master block |
makers, master laborers, and the SUI.
perintendents of rope walks, shall be |
men skilled In their several duties |
and appointed from civil life, and |
shall not be appointed from the Off
GERS of the navy.
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting.
For the purchase of hemp and other
material for the navy; for the pur- |
chase of coal and the transportation |
and other expenses thereon; for the
purchase Of various articles of equip
ment, viz wire rope and machinery /
for its manufacture, hides, cordage, /
canvass, leather, iron cables and an
chors, furniture, galleys, and hose,
and for the payment of labor for /
equipping vessels, and manufacture Of /
articles in the navy yards pertaining |
TO this bureau, one million dollars.
For expenses that may accrue for
the following purposes, VIZ:
For freight and transportation of I
material and stores for Bureau Of /
Equipment and Recruiting, expenses I
Of recruiting, transportation Of enlist
ed men, printing, postage, advertising,
telegraphing, and stationery for the /
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting, I
apprehension Of deserters, assistance
to vessels in distress, two hundred I
and fifty thousand dollars.
For the pay of snperintendenrs ind |
the civil establishment at the several
navy yards under this bureau, eight
cen thousand dollars.
Bureau of Navigation.
For navigation apparatus and sup
plies, and for the purposes incidental /
to navigation, VIZ:
For compass stations and for re- /
pairs and care of same, four thousand /
dollars.
For services and materials for cor
recting compasses on board of vessels, /
I
three thousand dollars.
For nautical and astronomical in +
struments, for nautical books, maps, |
and charts, and sailing directions, |
and for repairs 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 binnacles, pedestals, and other |
appurtenances of ships compasses, to |
be made in the yards, three thousand |
dollars.
For bunting and other material for
flags, and for making and repairing I
flags of all kinds for the navy. seven /
thousand and five hundred dollars.
For navy Signals other than signal /
flags, namely: signal lanterns, lights, /
rockets, and apparatus of all kinds
for signal purposes, for DRAWINGS. and
engravings for signal books, SIX thou
sand dollars.
For logs, log lines, log reels, log
paper, and sand-glasses, for lead,
lead reels, lead lines, armings for
leads and other sounding apparatus,
and for running lights, (side and head
lanterns prescribed by laW,) eight
thousand dollars.
For musical instruments for ves-
sells of war, one thousand dollars.
For commanders and navigators'
stationery for vessels of war, five
thousand dollars.
For oil for vessels of war, other
than engineer department, fifty thou
sand dollars.
For local and foreign pilotagc for
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