New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-14

America in Congress assembled, That thu
following sums be. and they are hereby ap
prOpriated. to be paid out Of any money IL
the treasury not otherwise appropriated. TO-
the naval service Of the government Tor TIT
year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and seyenty-One.
For nav of commissioned and warran
officers, and fer mileage or transportation o.
officers travell ]ing under orders, and 1ol
paw of the petty officers seamen, ordinary
seamen, lan1smcn, and boys, including mer
for the engineers force eight thousand hive
hundred men, at an average pay OF thret
hundred dollars each per annum, seven mil
lion dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Navy De
partment, one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For the Naval ASYLUM at Philadelphia
For annual repairs OF buildings and care O1
grounds, eight thousand six hundred
dollars.
For improvement of cemetery, five hun
dred dollars.
For support of the beneficiaries, tifty-foul
thousand dollars; and this and the two pre-
ceding sums shall be paid out of the naval
| pension fund
For civil establishment at the navy yard
Kittery, New Hampshire. civil engi
neer. two thousand five hundred dollars: fol
draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer, al
one thousand four hundred dollars each; fol-
clerk of pay rolls and mastering clerk, one
one thousand five hundred dollars: for re-
| ceiycr and inspector OF stores, one thousand
five hundred dollars; for clerk to command
| ant, one thousand five hundred dollars; fOl
| clerk to receiver and inspector, one thousand
five hundred dollars; for chief accountant
one thousand eight hundred dollars; gate
| keeper and detective, one thousand dollars
| and for messenger at commentaries office,
six hundred dollars; making in all fourteen
thousand seven hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Boston, Massachusetts.
| For civil engineer. two thousand five hun
| bred dollars for draughtsman and clerk 10
civil engineer, at one thousand four hun
dred dollars each; for clerk of pay rolls aud
! mastering clerk, one thousand five hundred
| dollars; for receiver and inspector of stores,
one thousand five hundred dollars; for
| writer to receiver and inspector OF stores,
nine hundred and thirty mine dollars: for
| chief accountant. one thousand eight hun
dred dollars; for one clerk to commandant,
one thousand five hundred dollars; gate
| keeper and detective, one thousand dollars:
and for messenger for com ,nandant's office,
six hundred dollars; in ALL fourteen thou
| sand one hundred and thirty nine dollars.
| At the navy yard, New York city.-For
civil engineer, two thousand five hundred
dollars; for draughtsman and clerk to civil
engineer, at one thousand four hundred dol
lars each; for receiver and inspector
of stores, one thousand five hundred
dollars; for clerk of pay rolls and
| mastering clerk, one thousand five hundred
| dollars; for clerk to commandment, one thou
sand five hundred dollars; for chief &C
| countant, one thousand eight hundred dol
| lars; gate keeper and detective, one thou
| sand dollars; and for messenger Tor COM
| mandant's office, six hundred dollars in all
| thirteen thousand two hundred dollars.
| At the navy yard, Philadelphia Pennsyl-
vania.-For civil engineer, two thousand
dollars for draughtsman and clerk to civil
| engineer, one thousand four hundred dol
lars each for clerk Of pay rolls and muster
| ing clerk, one thousand five hundred dol
| lars; for receiver and inspector of stores,
one thousand five hundred dollars ; for clerk
| to cOmmandant, one thousand five hundred
| dollars for chief accountant, one thousand
| eight hundred dollars; gate keeper and de
| tective one thousand dollars and for mes
| senger to the commandments office, six hun
dred dollars; III all, twelve thousand seven
hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Washington, District
of Columbia.-For civil engineer, two thou
sand dollars for draug htsman and clerk to
civil engineer. at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; for receiver and inspector of
stores, one thousand five hundred dollars;
for clerk of pay rolls and mastering clerk,
one thousand five hundred dollars for clerk
to commandant, one thousand five hundred
dollars for chief accountant, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; gate keeper and de-
tective, one thousand dollars and for mes
senger for commandments office. six hundred
dollars: in all, twelve thousand seven hun
dred dollars.
At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia.
For civil engineer. two thousand dollars
for draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer,
at one Thousand four hundred dollars
each for receiver and inspector of stores.
one thousand five hundred dollars; for clerk
of pay rolls and mastering clerk one thou
sand five hundred dollars; for clerk to com
mandant, one thousand five hundred dol
lars: gate keeper and detective one thou
sad dollars; and for messenger for command
ants office, six hundred dollars; in all, ten
thousand nine hundred dollars.
At the navy yard. Pensacola, Florida
For superintendent of yard improvements,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight dollars for receiver and inspector of
stores, one thousand five hundred dollars;
| gate keeper and detective, one thousand
dollars; for messenger for the office of the
cOmmandant, six hundred dollars; in all,
four thousand nine hundred and seventy
eight dollars.
At the navy yard, Mare Island, Califor-
major civil eng ineer, three thousand dol
lars; for assistant civil engineer and
draughtsman, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; for receiver and inspector of stores,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
five dollars; for clerk of pay rolls and mus
tering clerk, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy five dollars; for clerk to com
mandant, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five dollars; tor chief accountant.
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
five dollars; gate keeper and detective, one
thousand dollars; and for messenger for
commandments office. seven hundred and
fifty dollars; in all. thirteen thousand eight
hundred and seventy-fve dollars.
AT the Naval Asylum.-FOr secretary to
the governor, one thousand dollars; for
steward, seven hundred and fifty dollars;
for matrOn, three hundred dollars; for six
washers, at one hundred and twenty dollars
each; for cook, one hundred and sixty eight
dollars; first assistant cook, one hundred
and twenty dollars; second assistant cook,
ninety-six dollars; six laundresses, at one
hundred and twenty dollars each: eight
scrubbers and house cleaners, at ninety-six
dollars each four labOrers, at two hundred
and forty dollars each; master-at-arms, three
hundred dollars; and for ships corporal,
two hundred and forty dollars; in all six
thousand one hundred and forty two dollars.
For contingent expenses OF Bureau OF
Yard and Docks. viz: For freight and
transportation Of materials and stores;
printing, stationery, and advertising; books,
models, MAPS and drawings; purchase and
repair of fire-engines; machinery and patent
rights to use the same; repairs ON steam en-
gines and attendance on same; purchase
and maintenance of oxen and horses, and
driving teams, carts, and timber; wheels for
navy yard purposes, and tools and repairs
of same; postage on letters on public ser
vice, and kilograms; furniture for govern
mont hOuSes and offices in x-arIr.