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

candles; fuel; interior alterations and fix
lures in inspection buildings; tools, and re-
pairing same at eight inspections; special
watchmen in eight inspections; books and
blanks; stationery; kilograms; hostages and
express charges; tolls, ferriages and car
tickets; ice; and incidental labor not charge
able to other appropriations, seventy-hve
thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For support of the medical department,
for surgeons necessaries for vessels in COM
mission, navy yards, naval stations, marine
corps, coast survey, not including the FAM
lies OF officers on shore stations, fifty thou
sand dollars.
For necessary repairs of naval labora tory,
hospitals, and appendages, including roads,
wharves, Outhouses, steam-heating appara-
tus, sidewalks, fences, gardens, farms. and
for grading and laying off the grounds OF
the two new hospitals, forty thousand dol
lars.
For pay of the civil establishment under
this bureau: At the hospital at Chelsea,
Massachusetts, seven thousand seven hun
dred and eighty-two dollars.
At the hospital New York, eleven thou
sand three hundred and thirty-six dollars.
At the hospital,' Philadelphia, six thou
sand nine hundred and ninety dollars.
At the hospital, Washington. District of
Columbia, five thousand and seventy dol
lars.
At the hospital, Annapolis, Maryland,
four thousand five hundred and twelve dol
lars.
At the hospital, Norfolk, Virginia, five
thousand four hundred and six dollars.
At the hospital Pensacola, Florida, five
thousand and ninety-four dollars.
At the hospital, Mare Island, California,
eight thousand eight hundred and seventy
two dollars.
At the naval laboratory, New York, five
thousand six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, one thousand two hundred and
ninety dollars.
At the navy yard, Boston, Massachusetts,
one thousand four hundred and eighty dol
lars.
At the navy yard, New York, one thou
sand four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the navy ward, Philadelphia, one thou
sand four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the navy yard Washington, District
of Columbia, one thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars.
At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia one
thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the naval station, Mound City, Illinois,
one thousand four hundred and eighty dol
lars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau,
freight on medical stores, transportation of
insane patients to the Government hospital.
advertising, telegraphing, purchase of
books, expenses attending the naval medi-
cal board of examiners, purchase and repair
of wagons, harness, purchase and feed of
horses, cows. trees, garden tools, seeds,
thirty thousand dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors and others: one
professor of mathematics, twenty five hun
bred dollars; four professors, namely, of
mathematics, assistant of French of che
mstry, and of ethics and English studies,
at two thousand two hundred dollars each !;
fourteen assistant professors. namely, five
of French two of Spanish, three of ethics
and English studies, one of mathematics,
one of astronomy, and two of drawing, at
one thousand eight hundred dollars each
and the money appropriated for the current
year for the salaries of professors and assist
ant professors may be distributed as above:
Provided. That the sum so appropriated be
not exceeded; swOrd-master, at one thousand
two hundred dollars, aud two assistants at
one thousand dollars EACH boxing-master
and gymnast, one thousand two hundred
dollars; assistant librarian, at one thousand
four hundred dollars; three clerks TO super
inteudent, one at one thousand two hundred
dollars, one at one thousand dollars, and
one at eight hundred dollars; clerk to pay
master, one thousand dollars; commssary.
at two hundred and lightweight dollars;
messenger TO superintendent, at six hun
bred dollars: cook, at three hundred and
twenty-five dollars and fifty cents; quarter
gunner at four hundred and nine dollars
and fifty cents; gunner's mate, at four hun
bred and siXty-nine dollars and fifty cents:
cOXswain. at four hundred and sixty-nlne
dollars and fifty cents; three seamen, in de-
partments of seamanship, at three hundred
and forty nine dollars and fifty cents each;
band-master, at five hundred and twenty
eight dollars; eighteen tirst-class musicians,
at three hundred and f0rty-eight dollars
each: seven second-class musicians at three
hundred dollars each; two drummers and
one fifer (first-class), at three hundred and
forty eight dollars each; in all. fifty-eight
thousand four hundred and seventy-six dol
lars.
For pay of watchmen and others, thirty
thousand two hundred and ninety-four dol
lars and fifty cents.
For pay of mechanics and Others seven
teen thousand four hundred and sixty-two
dollars and seventy-tive cents.
For pay of employees in the department
of steam-enginery, for machinists, boiler
makers and others, eight thousand seven
hundred and sixty dollars.
For repairs and improvements of public
buildings, fourteen thousand five hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses, sixty-four thou
sand and eighty nine dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay and subsistence of officers of the
marine corps, and for pay of non-com-
missiOned officers, musicians, privates, and
others of the corps, seven hundred thou
sand dollars.
For provisions, one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
For clothing, one hundred and sixteen
thousand eight hundred and nineteen dol
lars.
For fuel, twenty-six thousand one hun
dred and sixty-nine dollars.
For military stores, namely: For pay of
mechanics, repair of arms, purchase of ac-
cOutrements, ordnance stores, flags, drums
flies and other instruments, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For transportation of officers and their
servants, and troops, and for expenses of
recruiting, twelve thousand dollars.
For repairs of barracks and rent of
offices, where there are no public buildings,
ten thousand dollars.
For contingencies, namely: Freight, fer
rage, toll carriage, wharfage, purchase and
repair of boats, labor, house rent of officers
quarters, burial of deceased marines, print
ing, stationery, postage, telegraphing, ap-
prehension of deserters, oil, candles, gas,
repairs of gas and water fixtures, water
rent, forage, straw, barrack furniture, fur
niture for officers quarters, bed sacks,
wrapping paper, oil cloth, crash, rope,
Irvine, spades, shovels, axes, picks, carpen-
ters' tools, keep OF horse for the messen-
ger, repairs to fire engines, purchase and
repair of engine hose, purchase of lumber
for benches, mess-tables, hunks; repairs to
public carryall, purchase and repair of har-
ness, purchase and repair of handcarts
and wheelbarrows, scavengering, pur-
chase and repair of galleys, cooking