The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
ESTABLISHED. 1881.


leads. and other sounding appaTatui
and for running lirhts, (side and hea
lanterns prescribed By law thre
thousand dollars.
For lamps and lanterns Of all kind
Tor binnaeles, standard compasses
and tops, for lamps for cabins. ward
room, and other auarters for officers
and for decks, holds. and store rooms
and for lamp-wicks, chimpeys shades
ana other appendages, six thousanC
dollars.
For bunting and other material fo,
flags, and for making and repairing
hags OF all kinds for the navy, three
thousand dollars.
For oil for vessels of war, candles
ehimneys, wick, and soap, other than
for engineer department, forty thou.
sand dollars.
For commanders and naviRators'
stationery for vessels Of war, five thou
sand dollars.
For musical instruments and music
of flag ships for vessels Of war. one
thousand dollars.
For freight aud transportation of
navigation materials, instruments.
books. and stores. postage on public
letters, telegraphing on public busi-
ness, advertising for proposals, pack
ing boxes and material, blank books,
forms, and stationery at navigation
ofilees, eight thousand dollars.
For preparing aud publishing maps.
charts, nautrical books, and other
photographic information, twenty
thousand dollars.
For expenses Of Naval Academy,
viz:
For pay Of professors and others.
sixty thousand dollars.
For pay of watchmen and Others.
iorty-fYe thousand two hundred and
ninety -four dollars.
For contingent expenses, sixty-one
thousand four hundred and fifty dol
lars.
For necessary repairs Of quarters,
eight thousand six hundred aud
eighty dollars.
For support Of department of steam
enginery, and for pay OF mechanics
and laborers, five thousand dollars.
For expenses of Naval Observa-
tory, viz:
For wages fore instrument maker,
one messenger, one porter, aud
three watchmen; for keeping grounds
in order and repairs to BUILDINGS
aud enclosures; for fuel, light, aud
Office furniture, aud for stationery.
for batteries. postage, and
freight, and contingent, thirteen
thousand five hundred dollars.
For salary of clerk one thousand
five hundred dollars.
For salary Of three aids, four thou
sand dollars.
For preparing for publication
the American Nautical Almanac.
namely: for pay of computers and
clerk, twenty thousand five hundred
dollars.
For observation of the eclipse Of
the sun IN August, under the diree-
ton Of the Superintendent Of the
Nautical Almanac, five thousand dol
lars, or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary.
For office expenses. one thousand
dollars.
For erecting suitable frame build
ing and mounting transit circle IA it,
i've thousand dollars.
For payment Of expenses of visitors
TO the Naval Academy, two thousand
dollars.
For deepening the entrance to the
harbor Of Midway Islands, in the
Pacific Ocean, so as to afford "a safe
and port Of refuge and
resort Tor the naval and merchant
vessels Of the United States, fifty thou
sand dollars, or 50 much thereof as
NAV be necessary, TO be expended |
under the direction of the Secretary
Of the Navy, il, in his Judgment, after |
a preliminary examination, be shall |
deem such expenditure expedient.
Bureau Of Ordnance.
For guns. gun carriages, shot, shell. /
magazine and laboratory stores, and /
equipments of all kinds; for gun
powder, small arms, equipments, and
for fuel aud materials |
necessary for carrying on the mechani- i
,al branches Of the ordnance DEPART 4
nent at the navy yards aud stations
wo hundred and fifty thousand dol
ars.
For pay Of the superintendents and
he civil establishment at the several /
navy yards under this bureau, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, one thou
5and dollars.
That the officer in charge Of ord
lance and gunnery experiments az the
Washington navy yard shall receive
hc same and no greater pay than the
ulcers OF the same grade performing
'ther shore duty.
BureoU of Construction and Repairs.
For preservation Of wood and iron
'essels and ships IN ordinary, and
or those that are on the stocks: ves-
els for the Naval Academy; for
purchase Of material and stores of all /
,inds; labor 10 navy yard, transpOr-
alton Of material repair Of vessels,
nd maintenance Of the navy afiOaf,
wo millions five hundred thousand
lOllars.
For pay Of superintendents aud the
ivil establishments at the several navy
ards under this bureau, thirty thou
and dollars.
Buyeau Of Steam Engineeriag.
For pay Of the superintendent and
he civil establishment az the several
iavy yards under this bureau, twenty
our thousand dollars.
For stores aud materials, tools; for
epairs OF machinery If steamers.
IOilers, Instruments, and labor al navy
ards aud repairs Of the maehin-
ry, and purchase Of stores and ma
erlal5 for vessels Of squadrons on
JreIgn stations; ana for transp0rta-
ion Of materials. six hundred au@
fly thousand dollars.
}Hre0u IF ProUis 0as and Iiothtnq.
For pay OF the civil establishmeat
the several navy yards under
his bureau. and al the Naval Asy-
I'm, twenty thousand dollars.
For provisions and clothing, one
lillion five hundred thousand dol
lrs.