New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-28
in the Office of the architect of the Capitol
extension, shall be considered authentic.
BOTANICAL GARDEN.


For reconstructing the eastern parallel
ogram of the conservatory in the botanical
garden, to make it correspond with that at
the west Of the rotunda, thirteen thousand
dollars.
For extending the propagating houses
Including the use of the sash from the old
portion of the Conservatory and for gen
eral repairs to buildings, four thousand five
hundred dollars.
For the construction of a sewer and trap
across Third street, to convey the drainage
Of the botanical garden to the main sewer,
five hundred dollars.
For continuing fence and erecting gate
WAYS on Third street, seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For additional heating apparatus in the
library of Congress, to be expended under
the direction of the architect Of the Capitol
extension, two thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
To enable the librarian to procure for the
library of Congress the English county his.
tories, the sum of five thousand dollars, or
go much thereof as may be necessary.
For an additional appropriation, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Joint.
Committee on the Library, to decorate the
Capitol with such works of art as may be
ordered and approved by said committee,
aS DIDNltltu ny dCU dpDl JNt'I august iSuU-
eenth, eighteen hundred and tifty-six, tf-
teen thousand dollars; and said committee,
whenever, in their judgment, it shall be ex-
pedient, are authorized to accept any work
of the fine arts on behalf Of Congress,
which may be offered, and to assign the
came such place in the Capitol as they may
deem suitable, aud shall have the supervi-
sion of all works Of art that may be placed
in the Capitol
For the publication of three volumes of
Wilkes Exploring Expedition, agrecahIy to
act Of May twentyeighth, eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-two, nine thousand dol
lars.
To enable the Joint Committee on tho
Library to purchase Moran's large paint
ing of the Canyon Of the Yellowstone, ten
thousand dollars.
SURVEY OF THE COAST.
For continuing the survey of the Allan
tic and Gulf coasts Of the United States,
and Lake Champlain, including compensa
ton of civilians engaged in the work, and
excluding pay and emoluments OF officers
If the army and navy and petty officers
and men of the navy employed IN the
work. three hundred and nine1y-one thou
and dollars.
For continuing the survey of the western
coast of the United States, including com
pensation of civilians engaged in the work,
two hundred and forty thousand dollars.
For pay and ratiOns of engineers for the
steamers used in the Coast survey, no long
er supplied by the Navy Department, ten
thousand dollars.
For continuing the publications of the
observations made in the progress of Coast
Survey, including compensation for civil
ians engaged IN the work, the publication
to be made at the Government Printing
Office, ten thousand dollars.
For repairs and maintenance OF the com
plement of vessels used in the Coast Survey,
fortv-ive thousand dollars.
For extending the triangulations Of the
Coast Survey so as to form geodetlc CON
nection between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts of the United States, and assisting
in the State surveys, including c0mpensa-
tion of civilians engaged IN the Work,
thrty-six thousand dollars.
UNDER THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
ARMoRIEs AND ARsENyALs.
Springfield armory, Springfield, Massa-
Chusetts: For repairs and preservation OF
grounds, buildings, and machinery; and for
curbstone for armory grounds fronting on
Stlte street, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Rock Island armory and arsenal, ROCK
Island, ILLINOIS: For new forging shop Of
same dimensions and architecture as shops
already built, except that it will be only
one story high, one hundred and ffty-tive
thousand dollars; for new finishing shop.fOr
armory, two hundred thousand dollars; for
new fire proof barracks for enlisted men, in
Guiding mess building, bakery and laundry
building, ninety-five thousand dollars; tor
new powder magazine, fifteen thousand dol
lars: for completing development of the
waUer-poWer, one hundred and ten thousand
dollars; for the construction OF avenues and
roads to the Rock Island wagon bridge, and
10 the new bridge across the Mississippi
river. to the city Of Davenport, and tor
building a railroad to connect the present
arsenal railroad with the Chicago and Rock
Island railroad, when changed to its new
location at the lower end Of the island, and
for building two entrances TO the island
from the two bridges, and an iron fence
connecting the two entrances, and between
the railroad and the public wagon road on
one side and the arsenal on the other side,
twenty eight thousand dollars: for new
machinery for the new shops already com
pleted, twenty thousand dollars; for laying
vatcr pipe, three thousand dollars; for
putting six water wheels (sixtyfve horse
power eachl in the new dam, with shattlDg
and machinery for Transmission OF power to
the shOps already in use, twenty-slX thou
sand dolIars in ALL six hundred and fifty
two thousand dollars.
For completion Of the wagonroad bridge
connecting Moline with Rock Island, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For the construction of the Rock Island
bridge, the balance of the appropriation,
continued by the act Of March third,
eighteen hundred and seventy one, which
may be unexpended at the close Of the
present fiscal wear, is hereby re-appropri-
ated.
Benieia arsenal, Benicia, California: For
boring artesian well, twelve thousand six
hundred and eighty seven dollars; for
building new wharf, eleven thousand iouf
hundred and ninety-eight dollars; Tor re-
moving bank in front of Office and hlling
up ravine, five thousand six hundred and
eighty seven dollars; for necessary grading
of public grounds, eight thousand eight
hundred and eighty dollars for repairs Of
workshops store houses and quarters, five
thousand six hundred dollars in all, forty
four thousand three hundred and fifty Two
dollars,
Columbus arsenal, Columbus, Ohio: For
care and repsirs of public buildings and
grounds, nine hundred and fifty dollars.
Charleston arsenal, Charleston, South
Carolina: For putting slate roof on found.
cry building, one thousand three hundred
dollars; for relaying floors in storehouses,
one thousand two hundred dollars; for gen
eral repairs Of public buildings and grounds,
two hundred dollars; in all, two thousand
seven hundred dollars.
Detroit arsenal, Dearbornvile, Michigan:
For painting and repairing public buildings,
five hundred dollars.
Fort Monroe arsenal Old Point Comfort,
Virginia: For completing gun-yard fence,
brick foundation wall, and fence OF old |
musket barrels, three thousand dollars; for
repairing storehouses, for painting and re-
pairing public buildings, three thousand |
dollars; in all, six thousand dollars.