Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-20

pteCe tDe one destroyed by hurrIcane on Tue
twenty. y.ninth aud thirtieth March, eighteen
e1ndrsd and sixty-seyen, fifty thousand dol
IsTs.
For new lighthouse at Shell Keys, to re-
place the one de -troyed in tue hurrIc .ae OF the
ii IN aud sixth of October, eighteen hundred
and sixty seven. sixty Thousand dollar
For Te1ulldnga lIgnt-station at the ''Swssh," J"
TrNls. six thousand dollars.
For "A stClm tender tor lighthouse and buoy
service in the Gulf of Mexico, fifty thousand
90 lars.
For rebuilding Grand River light station,
Lake Ere, thirty thousand dollars.
For a hgbt-hou and pier OF protection at
Cleveland, ONO, forty five thou sand dollars
For repairs and improvements at Genesee
dollars.
For repairs and renovations at Grassy IsIard
and Monroe lght-statIoDs, three thousand three
hur dred dollars.
For range lights to mark the channel in to
PIesGue Isle hai Dor, Like Huron, seven thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For the construction of q light house on Spec
tacle reef, Lake Huron, one hundred thousand
dollars
For repairs and repovations at South Mauitou
and Point Betsey hght-statIons, Like Michi-
gan, four thousand dollars.
For rebuilding the keepers dwelling at
muskegon light station, Lake Michigan, in ad-
ditIon TO former appropriations, six thousand
dollars.
For repairs and renova ations at st. Joseph's,
Michigan City, RASPBERRY island, Minnesota
Point, and other lght-stations, FIVE thousand
six hundred dollars.
For repairs and renovatious a. Bayleys
Harbor leht-station, subject to provisions of
Act of Congress March two, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven, in addition to former appro-
priations, fifteen thousand dollars.
For rebuilding Portage River lighthouse,
Lake superior, twelve thousand dollars.
For rebuilding Eagle River light house, Lake
Superior, fourteen thousand dollars.
For enabling the Lighthouse Board to ex-
per,menf with new Illuminating apparatus ~ d
foe-signals, in addition to former appropria-
tons, four Thousand dollars.
For Two frst-eiass light-ships, for relief ves-
sells Tor outside stations. one hundred thousand
dollars
For compensation Of two superintendents of
Island ana New Jersey, three thousand dollars
For compensation of ffty-foHr keepers of
stations, at two huudred dollars each, ten
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingencies of life-saving stations on
the coast of the United states, ten thousand
dollars: Prorided, That the Secretary of the
Treasury shall have power, after a weeks
notice 10 the public, TO sell and convey any
real estate no longer used for light. house pur.
Poses. the avalls OF such sale to be paid into
the national treasury.
For fe-boat station on Narragansett Beach,
Rhode Island, TO be expended under the dir-c-
ton of the Secretary Of the Treasury. five
thousand dollars.
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.
For pay of officers and pilots, four hundred
and eight thousand six hundred dollars.
For rations for officers and pilots, twenty
eight thousand four hundred and seventy nine
dollars.
For pay of petty Of officers and crew. three
hundred and eighty thousand eight hundred
and nifty dollars.
For rations of petty officers and crew, one
hundred and thirty-three thousand five hun.
drod and sixty -One dollars.
For fuel. one hundred thousand dollars.
II repairs and outfits, one hundred and
twenty five thoussBd d dollars.
For supplies OF ship chandlery, fifty thou
hundred
For travelling expenses, five thousand dol
lars.
CONSTRUCTION BRANCH OF THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For completing main stairway west wing.
eight thousand five hundred dollars: Prori1ed,
lhat all moneys appropriated for the extension
4 the Treasury building shall be disbursed
only by one of the regular dis bursing clerks of
the Treasury Department, who shall receive
no extra compensation for such service.
For fencing and approaches to south front,
twenty thousand dollars.
For annual repairs. ten thousand dollars
For repairs and preservation of public build
ings, one hundred thousand dollars.
For furniture nd repairs OF same for publi
buildings, fifty thousand dollars.
For hre-proof vaults for repositories, twen-
'y-hve thousand dollars
houses and other public buildings belonging To
the United states, under the supervision nf the
Secretary Of the Treasury, forty thousand dol
lars.
For the preservation and protection OF the
public buiidings already commenced and for
the completion of which Eo appropriation Is
made. twenty Ave thousand dollars.
For renewal of hydraulic weights and con-
s,ruction OF the northwest stairway IN the
Treasury building, ten thousand dollars.
For laying the found ndation and commencing
the building for the post office and sab-treasury
in Boston, Massachusetts, two hundred thou
sand dollars.
For laying the foundation and commenc cling
the building for the post office in New York
rxIrn hmm a rod hnrs AnA A@lla Il. y
Thrt the Secretary of the Treasury and the
Postmaster General are hereby authorized.
with the assent OF the State Of New York. to
exchange q part or the whole Of the point a. the
soutberiy extremity of the park, now the prop.
rriy OF the United States, with the city Of New
York. for an equal or greIter amount of land
further up said park with public places on the
northerly and southerly sides Of the land SO
required: Prorided. That no money shall be
paid and Eo liability incurred for such ex-
change
For custom house in Bangor, Maine, twenty
hye thousand dollars.
For custom-house in Cairo, Illinois, thirty
thousand dollars.
For post office and court house at Columbi q,
South Carolina, seventy five thousand dollars:
PrOri{eH. That the site for the same shall De
given TO the United States.
For custOm-aouse in Portland, Maine, sixty
thousand dollars.
For custom b,use in ST. Paul, Minnesota.
fifty thousand dollars.
For custom house az Portland, Oregon, fifty
lnOuSdpO OOllars.
For courthouse nd post ofiice, Madison,
Wisconsin. fifty thousand dollars.
For the completion Of a custom house, court-
house, and post office building at Knoxville.
Last Tennessee, in addition to former appro-
pI Iiations, I've thousand dollars.
For purchase Of building known ssthe
Club House." at Charleston, South Cirolins,
and the fitting up thereof for the use of the
United STATES courts, fsrty-six thousand dol
lars. or so much thereof as nay be required,
and the Secretary of the Interior IL hereby au-
thorized to make such purchase and fit up said
building for the said purpose: Irovided, That
the same can be done n an expen- e not larger
III an the saId forty six thousand dollars.
For courthouse and post ONCE in Portland,
Name, twenty nve thousand dollars.
For appraisers stores, Philadelphia, twenty
fye thousand dollars.
For branch mint, San Francisco, one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
For house, Springfield. Illinois, tweu-
ty Ave thousand dollars: Py0videA That the
Secretary Of the Treasury may, at his discre-
tion. designate any onacer Of the United States
who has given bonds tor the faithful per.
torrance Of his duties, as disbursing agent for
the pay ment Of all moneys that are or may be
appropriated for the construction OF public
buildings authorized by law In their respective
districts.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
RENT OF oPYlCR PoR SURVIVORS GENERAL.
For rent of surveyor generals office in the
Territory OF Dakota, fuel, books, stationery,
and other incidental expenses, two thousand
dollars.
For once rent OF the surveyor general Of
Kansas, fuel books, stationery, and other incl
entail expenses. two thous and dollars.
For rent NJ O61ce for the surveyor general Of