Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-17
propriations for said purpose.

i ing one million five hundredsthousand dolIar'
and subject to no other limitation or restriction
| nine hundred and forty-two thousand five hn1'
| dred and seventy-four dollars
4 For branch mint, San francisco. Califorpi.,
/ Completion of the building, five hundred thoD.
sand dollars
For Treasury building, Washington, Distri.,
of Columbia: For annual repairs and improve
ments, fifteen thousand dollars.
For protection of Treasury building on p.
| teenth street and repairs of sidewalk nnelaon
| thousand eight hundred and sixteen dollars
For custom-house, New Orleans, Louisiana
Continuing the completion of the building IN.
| der the last modified plans submitted by A.
Supervising Architect of the Treasury in 81
letter of February sixteen, eighteen hundred
| and seventy-one, or that portion thereof which
substitutes a cast-iron cornice, and reduces the
total estimate for the completion OF the build.
ing to six hundred and twenty thousand dol.
lars, of which estimate the sum Of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars is hereby appro.
priated.
Gen. 462
For purchase OF a site and the erection of &.
building for custom house and post office at
Maehias Maine, twenty Thousand dollars here
tofore appropriated
To complete the construction of the custom
house building in Portland, Maine forty-tVo
thousand eight hundred and thirty-three do.
lars and ninety-nine cents.
For the preparation and furniture of anal
ditional courtroom in the courthouse at WI.
Transport, for the accommodation of the United
States courts three thousand dollars.
For improvement and repairs upon the rooms
in the State house of Mississippi, which have
been heretofore occupied by the register and
receiver of public lands at Jackson, Mississippi.
the sum of six hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary of the In
terror: Provided, hoIgever, That the register
and receiver aforesaid be allo we'd the cOntin-
nod n of said On
same terms as heretofore
Sec g. That the following sums be apprO-
priated for the purposes herein specified, viz;
FOR LIeHT-HoUsEs, BEAcoNs. AND FoG-sIa-
MAILS.
For Burnt Coal Harbor light-station: Two
beacon-Iights, to serve as range, on the coast
of Maine ten thousand dollars.
For Halfway Rock hght-station Completing
lighthouse on Halfway rock, Oft the coast Of
Maine, ten thousand dollars.
For Portsmouth rght-statien Building
dwelling for the keeper OF the lighthouse at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, two Thousand
For Whales Back 1ight-station Completing
the construction of the works at Whales Back
light-station, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
any balances that may remain unexpended Of
the existing appropriation on June thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy-0ne.
For Bakers Island light-station Rebuilding
on q proper site the front light of the range on
Bakers island, off the coast of Massachusetts
FIVE thousand dollars.
For Salem Harbor light-station Complqt-
ing the three small lights at Salem harbor
Massachusetts,, any balance of the existing sD-
preparation which may be unexpended June
| thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy-one
For Plymouth, Duxbury, and Kingston
| lght-station: Completing the lighthouse to
| mark the pier at the harbor of Plymouth. Duz-
bury, and Kingston, any balance of the exist
ing appropriation that may be remaining june
thirty eighteen hundred and seyenty-one.
For Woods Hole depot Continuing the i'm
provement at the ight-vessel and buoy depot
at Woods Hole, Massachusetts,, FIVE thousand
dollars.
For fog-signals in the third district: Dupl.
cate frst-class steam fog-signals for Beaver
Tail, Rhode Island, Little Gull island, Long
Island sound. and at Sandy Hook, New York
light-statons, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Sabine's Point light-station: Erection Of
lighthouse on or near Sabine's Point, in@e
Providence river, Rhode Island, forty-tso
thousand dollars.
For Race Rock light-station Continuing the
construction of the lighthouse authorized on
Race rock Fishers Island sound, New York,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For Penield Reef light-station: Complet
ing the lighthouse on Pen6eld reef, Long
Island sound, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For Black Rock hght-statiOn: Building
buoy wharf and shed for storage of buoys a.
Black Rock light-station. eight thousand dol
lars
For Elm Tree beacon: Protecting the site
and repairing the Elm Tree beacon on Staten
island, New York, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For West Point light-station Rebuilding
the lighthouse at West Point, Hudson river,
New York, one thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For Hudson River beacons: Restoring ten
beacon-lights on stone crib piers in the Hudson
river which have been destroyed by ice and
freshets. nine thousand two hundred dollars.
For Cumberland Head light-station: Pur-
chase of additional land at the Cumberland
Head light-station, Lake Champlain, New
York, three thousand dollars.
For JUNIPER Island Hght-station: COnstrlc-
ton of suitable landing and boat-house at Ju-
miner Island light-station, Lake ChampSn,
three thousand five hundred dollars.
For Split Rock light-station: Constrnr'
ton of boat-ways and providing q suitable
capstan for hauling up. the boat at me
Split Rock light-station, Lake Champlain, SIX
hundred dollars
For Burlington Breakwater light-ststiOn
Erection of beacon and dwelling for tne
keeper on the breakwater at Burlington, YER
mont, seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For Romer Shoal beacon: Repairing the
stone day-beacon on Rcmef shoal, New OK
bay, FIVE thousand dollars. -
For Staten Island depot: Continuing the
work on improvements of the basin, wharVes,
and station at the lighthouse depot, Staten
island, New York thirty-fve thousand dollars.
For Absecom light-station: Protecting the
site of the lighthouse of Absecom, New Jer-
saw AGAINST encroachments of the sea. four
thousand dollars. -
For Christiana depot: Completing the
wharves and works of the Christiana light-stf-