The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-12

elgnt nunureu thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RE-
CRUITING.
For equipment of vessels.-For coal for
steamers ush. including expenses Of trans
portation, storage, labor hemp and other
materials for the manufacture of rope; wire-
rope, hides, cordage, canvas, leather, iron,
cables, anchors, furniture, galleys and hose
and for the payment of labor in equipping vcs-
sells, and manufacture of articles in the navy
yards pertaining to this bureau, one million
five hundred thousand dollars.
Ciyii establishment at the navy yard, Kit
tery.-For clerk in equipment office, one thou
sand four hundred dollars for store clerk.
one thousand one hundred and forty dollars
and for time clerk, nine hundredsdollars in
all, thiee thousand four hundred and forty
dyllars.
At the navy yard, Boston.-For superin
tendent OF rope walk, one thousand nine hun
dred dollars; clerk to same, one thousand two
hundred dollars; clerk in equiLmeut Of
nee, one thousand five hlndred dollars.
Tor two store and time clerks, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each in
all, seven thousand dollars.
At the navy yard, PhiladeIphia.-Fo
cirsk In equipment Office, one thousand
four hundred dollars; for one store and
one time clerk, al one thousand two hun
dred dollars each; in all, three thousand
eight hundred dollars.
AT the navy yard, Washington.-For
clerk in equipment Office, one Thousand
i've hundred dollars; and for one store
and one time clerk, one at one thousand
four hundred dollars, one at one thousand
four hundred dollars, one at one thous-
and two hundred dollars; in all. four
thousand one hundred dollars.
AT the navy yard, Brooklyn, New
1ork.-For clerk in equipment office one
thousand five hundred dollars; and for
one store and one time clerk, at ona
time clerk, at one thousand two hundred
dollars each; in all, three thousand nine
hundred dollars.
AT the navy yard, Norfolk.-For clerk
IN equipment ONCE, one thousand four
hundred dollars; for store. clerk ona
thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
and for time clerk, nine hundred dollars:
IN all, three Thousand four hundred and
forty dollars.
Az the navy yard, Pensacola.-Fcr
equipment office clerk, one thousand
three hundred dollars, and for the store
clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars:
IN all, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars
AT tue navy yard, Maze Islaad.-For
clerk IA equipment office, one thousand
hive hundred dollars; for store clerk, one
Thousand four hundred dollars; and for
trne clerk, one thousand two hundred
dollars; in all, four thousand one hum
dred dollars
For contingent expenses of Bureau of
Equipment and Recruiting; viz: For
freight and transportation of stores trans
Grafton OF enlisted men, mileage to
hchoraoiy discharged men, printing post
age, advertising, telegraphing, statior-
cry, apprehension of deserte-s, assistance
TO vessels in distress, one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
For foreign snd local pilot .ee and
towage of ships of war, fifty thousand
dollars.
For services and materials in corrcc,;,a
compasses on board ship, and for adjust.
iLg ana testing compasses on board ship,
and for adjusting and testing compa. .ses
on shore, three thousand dollars.
For nautical and astronomical ipstru-
mehts, nautical books, maps, and charts.
and sailing directions, and repairs of
nautical instruments for ships Of war. ten
thousand dollars
For books for libraries for sh;es of
war, three Thousand dollars.
For navy signals and apparatus, name.
~, signal lights. lanterns, and rockets,
including running lights, drawings, and
eugravings for Signal books, six thous
and dollars.
For compass fttings, including binna-
cies, pedettals, tripods, aud other append
eess oi suiPs conpasses, TO be n ade in
the yards, i've thousand dollars.
For logs and other appliances for
measuring the ships way leads and other
appliances for sounding, three thousand
dollars.
For lanterns arc lamps and their an.
pendages for general use on board ship,
including those for the cabin, ward room.
and steerage, for the holds and spirit
room, for decks and quartermasters' use,
six thousand dollars.
For bunting and other materials for
Hags, and making and repairing fl.gs of
all kinds, three thousand dollars.
For oil for ships OF war other than
that used fer the engineer department,
when used as a substitute for oil
in running lights, for chimneys and wick
and soap used 10 navigation department.
forty thousand dollsrs
For stationery for commanders and
navigators of vessels of war, Ave thous-
and dollars.
For musical instruments, and music for
rsssels of war, one thousand dollars.
For preparing and publishing maps,
charts, nautical books, and other hydro
graphic information, twenty thousand
and dollars.
For steering signals and indicators,
and for speaking tubes and gongs, for
signal communication on board ships of