New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-11

| chase Of coffer-work or hulks, and, contin;
| gent expenses, twenty thousand dollars.
| For additional buildings, and repairs to
| buildings and to wharf, five thousand dol
| lars. .-
| For labor, including enc chemist az two
| thousand dollars, one foreman machinist at
one thousand five hundred and sixty-ive
dollars, and one clerk, ten thousand dol
| lars. -f"
| Civil establishment.-Fo pay of the SUI
perintendents and the civil establishment
of the several navy yards under this bureau,
| fifteen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the ordnance
| 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 material:
| purchase OF tools; wear, tear, and repair OF
| vessels atioat, and general maintenance o.
the navy; incidental expenses, advertising,
| and foreign hostages, three million five hun
dred thousand dollars
To enable the Secretary of the Navy to
| purchase of Seth Wilmarth 1.-THE right to
| use, for all purposes. his patent called hy-
| drostatic arrangement for raising turrets, y
| fifty thousand dollars; provided, that he
| shall execute, to the satisfaction of the Sec
rotary of the Navy, an instrument convey
| ing to the United States full right to use
the same under his patent, and under all i'm
prOvements, notifications, or extensions of
the same, which may now or hereafter
| exist.
Civil establishment at the navy yard,
| kittery: For clerk of storehouses, one thou
sand five hundred dollars; inspector of
timber, draughtsman, clerk to naval con-
structor, time clerk, and superintendent of
| floating dock, at one thousand four hun
| dred dollars each, eight thousand five hun
| bred dollars.
At the navy yard, Boston: For clerk to
naval constructor, inspector of timber and
| time clerk. at one Thousand five hundred
dollars each: draughtsman to naval con-
| structOr, one thousand four hundred dol
lars; and clerk of storehouses, at one thou
sand two hundred dollars each; in all, seven
| thousand one hundred dollars
At the navy yard, Brooklyn. New York:
For draughtsman to naval constructor, one
thousand four hundred dollars: clerk TO ma
val constructor, inspector of timber and
time clerk, at one thousand five hundred
dollars each and clerk of storehouses, at
one thousand two hundred dollars each.
seven thousand one hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia.-For
clerk of storehouses, one thousand five hun
dred dollars; inspector of timber, draughts-
man for naval constructor, clerk to naval
constructor, time clerk, and superintendent
of floating dock at one thousand four hun
dred dollars each; in all, eight thousand
five hundred dollars.
At the navy yard. Washington.-FOr clerk
of storehOuses, one thousand four hundred
dollars; inspector of timber, clerk TO naval
contractor, and time clerk, at one thousand
two hundred dollars each in all, five thou
sand dollars.
At the navy yard. Norfolk. For draughts-
man TO naval constructor, and clerk of
storehouses, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each, and time clerk, one thousand
two hundred dollars; in all, four thousand
dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola.-For clerk
of stOrehOuses, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
At the navy yard. Mare Island, Cali
fornia.-For draughtsman TO naval con-
structor, one thousand four hundred dol
lars: inspector of timber, clerk of store
houses, clerk to naval constructor. superin-
tendent of floating dock, and time clerk, at
one thousand five hundred dollars each,
eight thousand nine hundred dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of ma
chinery, boilers. labor in navy yards, coal.
transportation, materials, and stores, one
million dollars: Provided, That no money
appropriated by this act shall be expended
on account of naval eng ines contracted for
during the war.
Removing machinery and tools from old
to new machine shops, for converting old
machine shops into storehOuse, and re-
pairs to yard machinery at Brooklyn navy
yard, seventy-tive thousand dollars.
Civil establishment at the navy yard,
Kittery, Maine.-For draughtsman, one
thousand six hundred dollars clerk to
chief engineer, and store clerk. at one
thousand four hundred dollars each: and
time clerk, at one thousand two hundred
dollars; in all five thousand six hundred
dollars.
At The navy yard, Charlestown.-For
draughtsman, one thousand six hundred
dollars; clerk to chief engineer and store
clerk, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each; and time clerk, at one thousand two
hundred dollars; in all, five thousand six
hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York -
For draughJsman, one Thousand six hun
dred dollars; clerk to chief engineer, and
store clerk, one thousand four hundred dol
lars each; and time clerk. at one thousand
two hundred dollars; in all, five thousand
six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia-Fo
draughtsman, one thousand six hundred
dollars; clerk to chief engineer and store
clerk at one thousand four hundred dollars
each; and time clerk, at one thousand two
hundred dollars; in all, five thousand six
hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Washington.-Fo
draughtsman. one thousand six hundred
dollars; clerk to chief engineer and store
clerk, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each and time clerk, one thousand two
hundred dollars; in all, five thousand six
hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Norfolk For draughts-
man, one thousand six hundred dollars;
clerk to chief engineer, and store clerk. at
one thousand four hundred dollars each;
and time clerk, one thousand two hundred
dollars in all, five thousand six hundred
dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola.-For clerk
of storehouses, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
At the navy yard, Mare Island, California:
For draughtsman, one thousand six hundred
dollars; clerk to chief engineer, and store
clerk, one thousand four hundred dollars
each: and time clerk, one thousand two
hundred dollars; in all, five thousand six
hundred dollars.
For foundry tools, machinery, and appli-
ances for erecting machinery, and tools in
machine shop, and for fitting up smithy,
eighty-fve thousand dollars
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
For provisions for the officers, seamen
and marines, one million five hundred and
forty seven thousand dollars.
For purchase of water for ships, forty
thousand dollars.
For purchase of clothing and clothing
materials, two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For pay of the civil establishment at the
several navy yards under this bureau:
At navy yard Boston.-Two writers, one
to paymaster and one to inspector of pro-
visions and clothing, at one thousand and