New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-28

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| thousand one hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania: For dTaughtsman to naval cOnstruc-
tor, one thousand four hundred dollars;
clerk of sUOrehOuses, one thousand two
hundred dollars; inspector of timber, clerk
| to naval constructor, time clerk, and super
! intendent of floating dock, at one thousand
four hundred dollars each; in all, eight
| thousand seven hundred dollars.
At the maynard Washington, District
of Columbia: For draughtsman to naval
! constructor, one thousand four hundred
| dollars; clerk to naval constructor and clerk
of storehOuses, inspector of timber and
! time clerk, at one thousand two hundred
dollars each; III all, six thousand two hun
bred dollars.
AT the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For
draughtsman to naval constructor and clerk
| Of stOrehOuses, atone thousand four hun
! bred dollars each; time clerk one thousand
| two hundred dollars; il all, four thousand
| dollars.
At the navy-yard, Pensacola, Florida:
| For clerk of stOTehOuees, one thousand four
| hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Mare Island, CalifOr-
| MIA: For draughtsman to naval constructor,
one thousand four hundred dollars inspec
! tor of timber, clerk of stOrehOuses, clerk to
naval constructor, superintendent Of float
| ing dock and time clerk, at one thousand
! five hundred dollars each; in all, eight
! thousand nine hundred dollars.
For the purchase of license to use in all
| the works Of the United States German and
| Siegfried's process of tempering steel for
! the term Of their patents, ten thousand dol
! lars; and for the.purchase of the right to
! manufacture and use, on government yes
! sells, the Emery and Cheney patent elastic
! chain-stOpper and suTge-rtGever. twelve
! thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation Of ma
! chinery and boilers on naval vessels, one
million one hundred thousand dollars.
For fitting, repair and preservation of
! yard machinery and tools, fifty thousand
! dollars.
For labor in navy yards and stations, not
! before included, and incidental expenses,
! one hundred thousand dollars.
For purchase and preservation OF oils,
! coal. iron, and all materials.and stores, four
! hundred thousand dollars.
Civil establishment at the navy yard,
! Kitterv, Maine: For draughtsman, one
! thousand six hundred dollars; clerk to chief
! engineer and store clerk, at one thousand
four hundred dollars each; and time clerk,
! one thousand two hundred dollars; IN all,
! five thousand six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Charlestown, Massa-
! chusets: For draughtsman, one thousand
six hundred dollars; clerk to chief engineer
! and store clerk, at one thousand four hun
! dred dollars each; and time clerk, one thou
sand two hundred dollars; in all, five thou
! sand six hundred dollars
! At the navy yard, Bra9klyn, New York:
| For draughtsman, one thousand six hun
! dred dollars; clerk to chief engineer and
! store clerk, at one thousand four hundred
| dollars each; and time clerk, one thousand
! twohundred dollars; in all, five thousand
! six hundred dollars.
/ At the navy yard, Philadelphia, Pennsvl-
| vania For dTaughtsman, one thousand six
! hundred dollars; clerk to chief engineer and
! store clerk, at one thousand four hundred
! dollars each; and time clerk, one thousand
! two hundred dollars; in all, five thousand
! six hundred dollars.
! At the navy yard, Washington, District
| of Columbia: For draughtsman, one thou
! sand six hundred dollars; clerk to chief en-
| gineer and store clerk, at one thousand four
! hundred dollars each; and time clerk, one
| thousand two hundred dollars; in all, five
! thousand six hundred dollars.
! At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For
| draughtsman, one thousand six hundred
| dollars; clerk to chief engineer and store
| clerk, at one thousand four hundred dollars
| each; and time clerk, one thousand two
! hundred dollars; in all, five thousand six
| hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola, Florida:
| For clerk Of store houses, one thousand two
| hundred dollars.
| At the navy yard, Mare Island, Califor-
mia: For draughtsman, one thousand six
| hundred dollars; clerk to chief engineer
and store clerk, at one thousand four hun
bred dollars each; and time clerk, one
| thousand two hundred dollars; in all, five
thousand six hundred dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay Of professors and others: One
! professor Of mathematics two thousand
| five hundred dollars four professors,
namely, of mathematics (assistant), Of
! French, Of chemistry, and of ethics and
English studies at two thousand two hun
| hundred dollars each; twelve assistant pro-
fessors, namely, four of French, one OF
! Spanish, three of ethics and English studies,
! one of mathematics, one of astronomy, and
two of drawing, at one thousand eight hun
| dred dollars each; sWOTd-master at one
! thousand two hundred dollars. and two
| assistants, at one thousand dollars each;
| boxing master and gymnast, one thousand
| two hundred dollars; assistant librarian,
one thousand four hundred dollars: three
clerks to superintendent, one at one thou
! sand two hundred dollars one at one thou
sand dollars, and one at eight hundred dol
! lars; clerk to commandment Of midshipmen
and clerk to paymaster, at one thousand
dollars each; apOtheCarv, seven hundred
and fifty dollars; cOmmis5arv, two hundred
| and Lightweight dollars; messenger to
| superintendent. six hundred dollars; cook,
| three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
! fifty cents; aTmOrer, five hundred and
! tWenty-nine dollars and fifty cents; quarter
| gunner, four hundred and nine dollars
| and fifty cents gunner's mate, four hun
bred and siXty-nine dollars and fifty
| cents; cockswain, four hundred and sixty
| nine dollars and fifty cents; three seamen, in
| departments Of seamanshiU, at three hun
| dred and fUrty-nine dollars and fifty cents
/ each; band master, five hundred and TWEEN
| ty-eight dollars: eighteen frst-class must
| clans at three hundred and fOrty-right dol
| lara each; seven second class musicians, at
! three hundred dollars each; two drummers
and one tfer first class, at three hundred
! and tOrty-Clght dollars each; in all. fifty
| eight thousand five hundred and seycnty-six
| dollars.
| For pay of watchmen and others, thirty
! thousand six hundred and ffty-uiue dollars
and fifty GEMS.
For pay of mechanics and others, seven
! teen thousand four hundred and sixty-twO
/ dollars and seventy-five cents.
For pay of employees in the department Of
steam engineTy, for machinists, boiler
makers, and others, eight thousand seven
! hundred and sixty dollars.
I. For repairs and improvements of public
buildings, and for repairing the walls in
| closing the grounds Of the academy, four
! teen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, siEty-fOur thou
sand dollars; provided, that graduates Of
! the Naval Academy shall take rank accord
ing to their proficiency as shown by their
order Of merit at date of graduation.
MARINE CORPS.