New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-14
clerk, at one thousand two hundred dollars
each-in all, three thousand eight hundred

clerk, at one thousand two hundred dollars
each-in ALL three thousand eight hundred
dollars.
At the navy yard, Washingt0n.-FOr
clerk in equipment office, one thousand five
hundred dollars; and for one store and one
time clerk, one at one thousand four hun
dred dollars, one at one thousand two HUI
dred dollars; in all, four thousand one
hundred dollars
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York
For clerk in equipment office, one thousand
five hundred dollars; and fOr one store and
one 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 office, one thousand four hun
dred dollars; for store clerk, one thousand
one hundred and forty dollars; and for time
clerk, nine hundred dollars i'll all, three
thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
AT the navy yard, Pensacola.-For equip
ment office clerk, one thousand three hun
dred dollars; and for the store clerk, one
thousand two hundred dollars; in all, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
AT the navy yard. Mare lsland.-For clerk
IN equipment office. one thousand 1--WE
hundred dollars; for store clerk, one thou
sand four hundred dollars; and for time
clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars;
in all, four thousand one hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF Bureau OF
| Equipment and Recruiting, viz: For freight
and transportation of stores, transportation
OF enlisted men, mileage to honorably dis
charged men, printing. postage, advertising,
telegraphing. stationery, apprehension OF
deSerters, assistance to vessels III distress,
one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
| lars.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
For foreign and local pilota9e and towage
of ships of war, fifty thousand dollars.
For services and materials i'll correcting
compasses on board ship. and for adjusting
and testing comptsses ON shore, three thou
sand dollars
For nautical and astronomical instru-
ments, 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 ships of war,
| three thousand dollars.
For navy signals and apparatus, namely,
signal lights, lanterns and rockets, mclud-
ing running lights, drawings and engravings
for signal books, six thousand dollars.
For compass fittings, including bnnacles
pedestals, tripods and other appendages of
ships cOmpasses. to be made in the yards,
five thousand dollars.
For logs and other appliances for measur-
ing The ships way, leads and other appli-
|
For lanterns and lamps and their appen-
dages for general use on board ship, includ-
ing those for the cabin, ward-room and
| steerage, for the holds and spirit room. tor
| decks and quartermasters' USE, six thousand
dollars.
For bunting and other materials for flags,
and making and repairing flags of all kinds,
three thousand dollars.
For oil for ships of war other than that
| for fna Inr,a Hos
| when used as a substitute for oil in running
| lights, for chimneys and wick and soap used
in navigation department, forty thousand
| dollars.
For stationery for commanders and navi-
| gators of vessels of war, five thousand dol
lars.
For musical instruments and music for
vessels of war. one thousand dollars.
Forpreparing and publishing maps, charts.
nautical books, and other photographic in
formation, twenty thousand dollars.
For steering signals and indicators, and
for speaking tubes and gongs, for signal com
municatien on board ships of war, two thou
sand five hundred dollars
For expenses of Nautical Almanac:
For pay OF computers and clerk for com:
piling the Nautical Almanac, eighteen thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For labor, stationery. boxes. expresses,
and miscellaneous items, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For expenses of Naval Observatory, viz:
For pay of one clerk. one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For three aids or assistant observers, four
thousand dollars.
For regrinding object glass of the great
transit circle, eight hundred dollars.
For wages OF one instrument maker, one
messenger, three watchmen, and one porter;
for keeping grounds in order and repairs to
buildings; tor fuel, light, and office furni-
ture, and for stationery chemicals for bat
terics, postage and freight, and all other
contingent expenses, thirteen thousand five
hundred dollars.
Civil establishnent-Fo pay of writer's
and laborers, and for purposes incidental to
the support of the civil establishment under
this bureau at the several navy yards,
twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Bureau of
Navigation freight aud transportation of
navigation materials; instruments. books,
and stores; postage and telegraphing on
public business; advertising for proposals;
packing boxes and materials; blank books,
forms, and stationery at navi gatiOn offices,
six thousand dollars.
For ten fifteen-ineh guns, needed for the
battery of the Colossus, and to meet con-
tingencies, seventy thousand dollars
For gunpowder, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For fuel and materials necessary in carry
ing on the mechanical branches of the ord
nance department at the navy yard and
stations, seventy five thousand dollars.
For labor at navy yards, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For repairs to ordnance buildings, maya
zines, gun parks, machinery, boats, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, freight, twenty
thousand dollars.
For experiments in ordnance, eight thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of the torpedo corps, in
GLIDING, viz: the purchase and manufacture
of gunpOwder, nitrO-glycerine, gun-cottOn
purchase and manufacture of electrical ma
chimes, galvanic batteries, wire: purchase
of copper, wood, iron, and other materials
used in the manufacture of tOrpedOs with
work on the same construction of torpedo
boats. purchase of Golfer works, or hulks
and contingent expenses labor, including
one chemist, at two thousand dollars, one
foreman machinist, at one thousand five
hundred and sixty-five dollars and clerk
hire in ALL sixty thousand dollars, ten
thousand dollars of which may be expended,
in the discretion of the Secretary of the
Navy, for the payment of services heretofore
rendered i'll the invention and application of
torpedos.
Civil establishment.-Fo paw of the
superintendent and the civil establishment
of the several navy yards under this bureau,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the ordinance
service of the navy, one thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
For preservation of vessels on the stocks
and in ordinary; purchase of materials and
stores of all kinds; labor in navy yards and
on foreign stations; preservation of mate
rial; purchase OF tools; wear, tear, and re-