New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-27


,naoaz;ne and Enclosures, two hundred dol
lars. uo:I,,;s NJ.
For Saint Louis arsenal, Saint Louis, Mis-
souri,. Officers quarters on Jefferson Bar
racks ordnance reservation, eighteen thou-
sand dollars ....
!. Texas: Erecting store building tor stables,
wagon house and store room Tor forage,
harness and tools, three thousand dollars;
rena;rs of officers quarters, Office and
n.;ntinp fences. roofs and cutters OF pu0lc
bindings, two thousand five hundred dol
For Vancouver arsenal, Washington Ter
r;torv. Repairs to public buildings and
Grounds. one thousand dollars.
For Washington arsenal, washington,
District OF Columbia Improving magazine
grounds. two thousand dollars.
For Watervliet arsenal, West Troy. new
York: Repairs to buildings, roofs and per-
manent sheds, three thousand dollars re-
mars 10 bridges roads, fences and lncloslng
walls, one thousand dollars. NJ
For Watertown arsenal, WATERFOWL, Mas
sachusetts: Repairs of buildings, grounds
and machinery, five thousand dollars,
For contingencies of arsenals: Repairs or
smaller arsenals, and to meet such unfore-.
seen expenditures at arsenals as acclden0
or other contingencies during the year NAV
rrprAu OF REFUGEES. FREEDMEN AND
ABANDONED LANDS.
For collection and payment OF bounty,
prize money, and other legitimate CLAIMS OF
colored soldiers and sailors, VIZ; For sala-'
ries of agents and clerks rents .of offces,
fuel. and lights; stationery ana printing;
office furniture and repairs; mileage and
transportation of officers and agents; tele-
graphing and postage, eighty-seVen thou-
sand Fl We hundred dollars.
For support of Freedmens Hospital and
ASYLUM at Washington. District OF Colum-
bia. viz: Paw of medical officers and attend
ants. medicines, medical supplies, and ra-
lions: clothing; rent of hospital buildings,
fuel. and lights; repairs and transportation,
seventy-eight thousand dollars: Provided,
That no part of said appropriation shall be
used in the support OF, or TO pay any OF the
aforesaid expenses on account OF any per-
sons hereafter to be admitted to said hos
nital and ASYLUM, unless persons removed
tbither from SEINE other government bos-
pital.
For manufacture. purchase, or repair me-
neurological and other necessary instru-
ments; for telegraphing reports. for ex-
penses of storm signals announcing proba-
Bile approach and force OF storms; for
instrument shelters; for hire, furniture, and
expense of offices maintained for public use
in cities or posts receiving reports; for maps
and bulletins, to be displayed in chambers
of commerce and boards of trade rooms; for
books and stationery, and for incidental
expenses not otherwise provided for. one
hundred and two thousand four hundred
and fifty-one dollars; provided, that no par
of this appropriation, nor OF any appropris
ton for the several departments OF the gov
eminent. shall be expended for telegraph
ing between said departments and Their
officers or agents, except at rates first 10 be
established Dy the Postmaster General
under section two of chapter two hundred
and thirty of Statutes of eighteen hundred
and sixty-six.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For contingencies of the army, namely:
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to settle the accounts of disbursing officers
for expenditures already made in pursuance
of law, which will not involve anv actual
expenditure, but merely a transfer on the
books of the treasury, two hundred thou
sand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to settle the accounts of disbursing officers
Cor expenditures already made in pursu-
ance of law. which will not involve any &C
tual expenditure, but merely transfer on
the books of the treasury, seventy-fve
thousand dollars.
For payment of costs and charges of Static
penitentiaries for the care, clothing, main
tenance, and medical attendance of United
States military cOnvicts confined in them,
fifty thousand dollars.
For continuing the surveys of the north
ern and northwestern lakes, one hundred
and seventy-fve thousand dollars.
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
For repairs and incidental expenses in
rentting and improving light houses and
buildings connected Herewith, two hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For salaries of seven hundred and thirty
two lighthouse keepers and light-beacon
keepers, and their assistants, four hundred
and thirty-nine thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For seameu's wages, rations, repairs
salaries. supplies, and incidental expenses
of twenty-five hght-vessels. and seven re-
lief hght-yessels, two hundred and sixty
one thousand six hundred and forty-seyen
dollars and fifty cents.
For expenses of raising, cleaning, paint
ing, repairing, removing, and supplying
losses of buoys, spindles, and day- beacons
and for chains. sinkers, and similar neees-
saries, two hundred and seventy-tive thou
sand dollars
For repairs and incidental expenses in
renewing, reftting, and improving fog
signals and buildings connected there with.
thirty thousand dollars.
For expenses of visiting and inspecting
lights and other aids to navigation. two
thousand dollars
For supplying the lighthouses and bea-
con lights on the Atlantic, Gulf, Lake. and
Pacific coasts with oil, wicks, glass Chin
neys, chamnis skins, spirits Of VINE, whiting,
polishing powder towels, brushes, soaD.
pants, and other cleaning ma, erials. and
Tor expenses OF repairing and keeping in
repair illuminating apparatus and ma
chlnery, and OF guaging, testing, transpor-
tauon, delivery OF oil and other supplies for
lighthouses. and other incidental necessary
expenses, three hundred and thirty-one
thousand seven hundred and seventeen
dollars.
SURVEY OF THE COAST.
For continuing the survey of the Atlantic
and gulf coasts of the United States, and
Lake Champlain, including compensation
OF civilians engaged in the work, and ex-
Guiding pay and emoluments of officers of
the army and navy and petty officers and
men OF the navy employed in the work
three hundred and ninety-one thousand
dollars
For continuing the survey of the Westerns
coast OF the United States, including COM
pensatlon of civilians engaged in the work,
two hundred and forty thousand dollars ::
Provided, that the operations shall include
photographic development of the dam
gers OF ocean navigation between San
Diego and Panama
For pay and rations of engineers for the
steamers used in the coast survey. no longer
supplied by the Navy Department, five
thousand dollars
For continuing the publication of the OBJ
servations made in the progress of coast
survey ipcludiup comppn atinn for o:1