Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-03


sAtthe naval station, Mound City, Illinois.
one thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau, freight
on medical stores, transportation of insane pa
tients to the Government hospital, advertising
telegraphing, purchase of books, expenses at
tending the naval medical board of examiners,
purchase and repairs OF wagons, harness, pur-
chase and feed of horses, cows, trees, garden
tools, seeds, thirty thousand dollars. 81 ofho2b3
hac ss,bofr NAVAL ,ACADEMI.if5s 20 Fsa,sif
Il For pay of professors and others; one profess
sor OF mathematics, twenty-five hundred dol
lars; four professors, namely, Of mathematics
assistant, of French, of chemistry, and of
hundred dollars. each fourteen assistant pro-
fessors, namely, five of French, two of Spanish,
three Of ethics and English studies, one of ma
thematics, one of astronomy, and two Of draw
ing, at one thousand eight hundred dollars
each and the money appropriated fol- the cur
rent year for the salaries of professors and as
sistant professors may be distributed as. above !:
Provided, That the sum so appropriated be not
exceeded sword-master, at one thousand two
hundred dollars, and two assistants, at one
thousand dollars each boxing-master and
gymnasts, one thousand two hundred dollars !;
assistant librarian, at one thousand four hum
bred dollars three clerks to superintendent,
one ct one thousand two hundred dollars, one
at one thousand dollars, and one at eight hum
bred dollars; clerk to paymastera one thousand
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ty-eight dollars messenger to superintendent,
at six hundred dollars cook, at three hundred
and twenty-five dollars and fifty cents; armer-i
er, at five hundred and twenty-nine dollars and
fifty cents quarter gunner, at four hundred
and nine dollars and fifty cents gunner's mate,
at four hundred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty
cents coxswain, at four hundred and sixty
nine dollars and fifty cents three seamen, in
departments of seamanship, at three hundred
and forty-nine dollars and fifty cents each !;
band-master, at five hundred and )twenty-eight
dollars eighteen first-cass musicians at three
hundred and forty eight dollars seven sec
ond-class musicians, at three hundred dollars
each ); two drummers and one ffer, frst-class,)
at three hundred and forty-eight dollars each !;
in all, ffty-eight thousand four hundred and
For pay of,wstehmen and Others thirty thou
sand two hundred and ninety-fourI dollars and
fifty cents.
For pay of mechanics and others, seventeen
thousand four hundred and sixty-two dollars
and seyenty7fve cents. ,sT .vsb.r> 60 z&sfdy
eam-enginery, for machinists, boiler makers,
andothers, eight thousand seven hundred and
sixty dollars sifef-r1t5l ~oiifH .iol. - aistS
For repairs ami : improvements of public
buildings, fourteen thousand five hundred dol
lars. .,.srxeesl-E.,rbs faE
For contingent expenses. sixty-four thousand
and eighty-nine dollars.
For pay and subsistence of officers of the mar
inc corps, and for pay of non-commissioned Of
fcers, musicians, privates, and others of the
corps, seven hundred thousand dollars. ,-1f
/ For provisions, one hundred ard twenty
thousand dollars 9et ni .'yi 20 9iG- -; -
/ For clothing, one hundred and sixteen thous-
eight hundred and nineteen dollars. d, ft.c,y ~
\ For fuel, twcnty-six thousand one hundred
and sixty mine dollars. 81 ~ -a h's' . % -..'
/ For military stores, namely: For pay of me-
of of fro-
ments, ordnance stores, flags, drums, flies, and
other instruments, twelve thousand dollars.
1 For transportation of officers and their SER
wants. and troops, and for expenses of recruit
ing twelve thousand dollars.
/ For repairs Of barracks, and rent of Offices
where there are no public buildings, ten thous-
/ fro, BE, CoNTINUED.I ~ 49yIn-