New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-01
Staten island, New York, one thousand five

the light house at West Point, Hudson
river, New York, one thousand five hundred
dollars. rTtt.Sk
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 hun
dred dollars
For Cumberland Head Iight-station: Prr-
chase of additional land at the Cumberland
Head light-station, Lake Champlain. New
York, three thousand dollars. l.jf.l 8 li
For Juniper Island hght-station: Con-
struction of a suitable landing and boat
house at Juniper Island light-station, Lake
Champlain, three thousand FIVE hundred
dollars. % - $500
For Split Rock light-station: Construc-
tiou of bpat-ways and providing suitable
capstan for hauling up the boat at the Split
Rock light-station, Lake Champlain, six
hundred dollars.
For Burlington Breakwater light-station:
Erection OF beacon and a dwelling for the
keeper on the breakwater at Burlington, Yer
mont, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For Romer Shoa beacon: Repairing the
stone day-beacon on Romer shoal New
York bay thirty-fiye 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.five
thousand dollars. 7- .tF.
For Absecom light-station: Protecting
the site of the lighthouse of Absecom, New
Jersey. against encroachments of the sea,
four thousand dollars.
For Christiana depot: Completing the
wharves and works of the Christiana light
station depot for light-vessels and buoys,
fourteen thousand dollars.
For Lamberts Point light station: Free
ton of an iron screw-pile lighthouse on
Lambert's Point Shoal entrance to Elizabeth
river, Virginia, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Bodies Island light-station: Complet-
ing the first lighthouse on Bodies Island,
sea coast of North Carolina, siXty-tive thou
sand dollars. y I.. s-l
For Sullivan's Island light-station Free
ton oftwo small lights on Sullivan's island,
Charleston harbor, South Carolina, to serve
as a range for the inner channel, ten thou
sand dollars.
For Danflskie Island lIght-station: Erec-
ton of two small lights on or near Danfus-
kie island, Savannah river, Georgia, instead
of BraddOcks point, to serve as IA range for
the channel from the Savannah river to
Caliboque sound, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Oyster Rocks beacon Erection of
day beacons ON the Oyster rocks, mouth of
Savannah river, Georgia, two thousand dol
lars.
For north beaoons, Amelia Island: Re
building the two beacons on the north side
of Amelia island to guide vessels into Saint
Marys Gut, Fernandina, Florida, twelve
thousand dollars.
For Danes Point light-station: Erecting
an iron screw-pile lighthouse on the shoals
off Danes point Saint Johns river, Flo
rida, twenty thousand dollars.
For Saint Augustine ightstatiOn Com
mencing the rebuilding of a first class sea-
coast light at Saint Augustine, Florida,
sixty thousand dollars
For Alligator Reef Ight-station: Com
pleting the first-class iron screw pile light
house at Alligator reef, Florida, sixty thou
sand dollars.
For Florida Reef beacons: Building new
and restoring old iron-pile day-beacOns,
from Cape Florida to Dry TOrtugas, on the
outer Florida reefs, forty thousand dol
lars.
For Sand Island light-station: Continuing
the reconstruction of first-ctass sea-eoast
lighthouse at Sand Island, entrance to Mo
bile bay, Alabama, seyenty-tive thousand
dollars. 1852
For Cat Island light-suation: Re erection
of the lighthouse on Cat island, Mississippi
sound, former appropriation reverted to the
treasury, twenty thousand dollars.
For Mobile Point light-station: Re-erec-
ton of the lighthouse on Fort Morgan
point, east side of entrance to Mobile bay,
Alabama, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Battery GLADDEN. iight-station: Com
pletion of the iron-pile lighthouse on Bat
terry GLADDEN., Mobile bay, Alabama, five
thousand dollars.
For Proctorsville hght-station: Raising
and repairing the lighthouse at PrOctors-
vile, Louisiana, five thousand dollars.
For Pass Manchac light-station Con-
struction of breakwater to protect the
lighthouse at Pass Manchac, Louisiana,
one thousand seven hundred dollars.
For fog-signals, delta of the Mississippi:
First class steam fog-signals at Pass a
Loutre and Southwest Pass lighthouses,
Louisiana, ten thousand dollars.
For Point Aux Herbs light-station: Erec
ton of lighthouse at Point Aux Herbs, to
take the place of the one at Bonfouca, Lou
islana, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Timbalier ligbt-station: Rebuilding
the sea-coast light at Timbalier bay, Louis
lana, destroyed by tornado, fifty thousand
dollars.
For Trinity Shoals light station: Com
mencing the construction OF an iron screw
pile lighthou on or near Trinity shoals,
off the coast of Louisiana, sixty thousand
dollars. FI
For Calcasieu lightstatlon: Erection of
an iron screw-pile lighthouse at Calcasieu,
coast of Louisiana twenty thousand dollars.
the lighthouse at the Swash, Texas, fifteen
thousand dollars. l..
For Matagorda ight-statiOn: Rebuilding
on proper site the cast-irOn lighthouse at
MatagorGa, Texas, twenty thousand dollars.
For Fort Niagara lght-station /: Rebuild
ing lighthouse at Fort Niagara, New York,
sixteen thousand dollars.
For Buffalo depot: Reconstruction and
improvement of the lighthouse depot
bor Of Ruffa1o Nau York ten Thousand
dollars.
Fair Haven: For erection of pier light
house and dwelling for keeper at Fair
Haven, New York, nine thousand nine hun
bred dollars.
For Presque Isle light station: Removal
ing and improving the Pressure Isle light
station, Erie, Pennsylvania, two thousand
dollars.
For Conneaut light-station: Erection of
dwelling for the keeper of the COnneaut
lighthouse, Ohio, four thousand dollars.
For Ashtabula light-station: Erection of a
dwelling for the keeper of the Ashtabula
lighthouse, four thousand dollars.
For rebuilding light house at Cleveland,
Ohio, fifty thousand dollars
For Grand River tOhio) light-station:
Completing the tower and constructing
dwelling for the keeper at Grand river
(Fair Port, Ohio, ten thousand dollars.
For pier-head beacon-lights on the lakes:
Marking such pier-heads belonging to
the United States on the northern and
northwestern lakes as may require
lights; erection of a beacon-light and
fog-signal on the end OF the pier
at Grand Haven, Grand river, Michigan,
twenty-nine thousand dollars.
For vermillion light-station; Erection OF
a dwelling for the keeper of Vermillion
lighthouse, Ohio, four thousand dollars.
For Huron light station: Erection of
dwelling for the keeper of Huron light
house, Ohio, four thousand dollars.