The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-13
OFFICIAL.
4 AVIS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
Il AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. II. fp.r.

AN ACT making appropriations for the naval
service for the year ending June thirty, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy three and for other
purposes. ssI 1.HFf-. p. t-
Concluded, F... ....
For construction of torpedo boats, purchase of
cotier-work or hulks and contingent expenses
thirty.tiye thousand dollars. ti'
For additional buildings, and machine-shop
and additional quarters, twenty-five thousand
dollars. -
For labor, including one chemist at two thous
and dollars one foreman machnst at one thous-
and five hundred and sixty-tive dollars, and two
Gle ks at one thousand seven hundred dollars
each, twenty-one thousand and sixty-fve dol
lars.
Civil establishment: For pay of the superin-
tendentS and the civil establishment of the sew
eral navy yards under this bureau which shall
include one store-clerk of ordance at the Phila-
delphia navy yard, at the salary of one thousand
four hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of the ordance service
Of the navy, one thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF Equipment AND RECRUIT
ING. .....
For equpmekt of vessels For coal for steam
ers' use. including expenses of transportation ,
storage, labor, hemp, wire, and other materials
for the manufacture OF rope; hides, eordage can
NaSs, leather; iron for manufacture OF cables, an
chors and galley; condensing and boat-detaching
apparatus cables, anchors furniture, hose, bake
ovens, and cooking.soyes, life-rafts, heating APP
ptLratus forreeeiving-sbips; and for the payment
of labor in equippiug vessels, ind manufacturer
of articles in the ntpy-yards pertaining to the
bureau, one million fiys hundred thousand dol
lars. aaEa--
CIVIL establishment at the navy-yard KitteTy,
Maine For clerk in equipment Office one thou
sand four hundred dollars; for store-olerk, one
thousand one hundred dollars and for time
clerk, nine hundred dollars in all, three thou
sand four hundred dollars
At the navy-yard, Charles town, Massaehu-
sets For superintendent of rOpe-Walk, one
thousand nine hundred dollars; Clerk to me, ne
thousand two hu dred dollars; clerk in equip
mont office, one thousand five hundred dollars
I, 1,.nl. 1,l
lars time-clerlS one thousand two hundred dol
lars in all, seven thousand dollars.
Atthe navy-yard, Washington, District OF Co
lumbia For clerk in equipment office, one
thousand five hundred dollars and for one store
and one tmc-cieril. at one thousand four
hundred dollars, and one at one thousand two
hunnTed dollars in all, four thousand one hun
dred dollars.
Al the maynard, Philadelphia, Pennsylva
mia For clerk in equipment Office, onne thou
sand four hundred dollars; for one store au6
one time clerk. at one thousand two hundred
aoiiar> each; in all, three thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Brooklyn, New York: Fol
clerk in equipment Office, Que thousand five hun
dred dollars; and for one store and one time clerk
at one thousand two hundred dollars each; il
AL three thousand nine hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia; For clerl
in equipment office, one thousand tour hundred
dollars for store-clerk, one thousand one hun
bred and twenty-five dollars; and for time-cer
nine hundred dollars IN all three thousand foul
hundred and Twenty-Five dollars.
At the nayy-yard, Pensacola, Florida; Fol
equipment-Ofllce clerk, one thousand three hunl
dred dollars. -s
AT the navy-yard, Mare Island, California
For clerk in equipment office, one thousand eigh
hundred and seventyfive dollars; for store clerk
thousand two hundred dollars in all tire
thousand and seventy.flve dollars
For contingent expenses OF the Bureau o
Equipment and Recruiting, namely: For freigh
and transporta ton of stores, transportation o
enlisted men, mileage to honorably discharged
men, printing, advertising, teiegraphing, station
cry apprehension OF deserlers, ana assistance 7
vessels in distress, one hundred and twentY-fiv
thousand dollars. H|
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For civil establishment at the navy-yard, Xii
terry, Maine For draughtsman and clerk t
civil engineer, at one thousand four hundre
dollars each; for clerk of pay-rolls and muster
ing clerk, one thousand five hundred dollars 70
receiver and Inspector of stores, one THOUSAND
five hundred dollars; for writer 10 receiver AM
inspector of stores, one thousand dollars; TO
Chief accountant one thousand eight hundred
dollars; for gate keeper and detective, one thon
sand dollars; and formessenger at commandment
Office, six hundred dollars; making in all, tel
thousand two hundred dollars. r.....l.
AT the nayy-yard, Charlestown, Massachusett;
For assistant TO civil endineer, one thousand tiv
hundred dollars for draughtsman and cler
10 civil engineer, at one thousand four handre
dollars each; for clerk of pay-rolls and museTin
clerk, one thousand five hundred dollars; 70
receiver and inspector of stores, one thousan
five hundred dollars; for writer to receiver an
inspector of stores, one thousand dollars 70
writer to commandant, one Thousand dollars; 10
chief accountant one thousand eight hundre
dollars; for gate-keeper and detective, one thol
sand dollars; and for messenger for comn1anC
ants office, six hundred dollars; in all, twely
thousand seven hundred dollars
At the navy-yard, Brooklyn, New Yoolt Fc
assistant to civil engineer, one thousand fiy
hundred dollars for draughtsman and clerk /
civil engineer, at one thousand four hundred do
lars each for receiver and inspector of store
one thousand five hundred dollars for clerk
pay-rOlls and mus tering clerk, one thousand fly
hundred dollars for writer to commandment, or
thousand dollars for chief accountant, OF
thousand eight hunnred dollars for gate-heep'
and detective, one thousand dollars; for mai
carrier, nine hundred dollars; and for messeI
ger for commandments office, six hundred dollar
n ali, twelve thousand six hundred dollars.
At the uayy-yard. Philadelphia, Pennsy lvanii
For draughtsmAn and clerk to civil engineer, Oh