The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-19

At the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania For
clerk in equipment Office one thousand four hundred
dollars; Tor one store and one time clerk, at one
thousand eight hundred dollars
At the navy-yard, Brooklyn New York: For clerk
IN equipment office, one thousand five hundred dol
iars ana for one store and time clerk, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each; in all, three
thousand nine hundred dollars.
AT the maynard, Norfolk, Virginia foI cie err, III
equipment Office, thousand four hundred goliars
Tor storeclerk, one thousand one hundred ana wen
y,hve dollars; and for tlme,Gie ERR hmndred and
At the hayward, Pensacola, Florida: For equip
ment-Office clerk one thousand three hundred dol
At The navy-yard, Mare Island, California: For
clerk in do Ge fr eers
thousand two hundred dollars; in ALL three thousand
ami seveDty-flve dollars.
ment and Recruiting, namely: For freight and trans
portaton of stores, transportation of enlisted men,
mileage to honorably discharged mon, printing adj
vertisng, telegraphng, stationery, apprehension of
deserteTs and assistance to vessels in distress,
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For civil establishment at the hayward Kittery
Maine: For draughtsman and clerk civil engineer
at one thousand four hundred dollars each for clerk
OF pay rolls and mustering-clerk, thousand five
hundred dollars for receiver and inspector of stores
one thousand five hundred dollars; for writer to re-
ceyer and inspector of stores thousand dollars
Tor chief accountant, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; for gate-keeper and detective, one thousand
dollars; and for messenger at commandments office,
SIX hundred dollars; making, in all. ten thousand
two hundred dollars.
AT the navy-yard Charlestown, Massachusetts:
For assistant to civil engineer. thousand five
hundred dollars for draughtsman and clerk to civil
engineer at Thousand fOnr hundred dollars each
for clerk of payrolls and musteringclerk, thous
and five hundred dollars; for receiver and inspector
of stores, one thousand five hundred dollars; for
tier to receiver and inspector of Stores thous
and dollars; for writer to commandment thousand
dollars; for chief accountant, one thousand eight
hundred dollars for gate-keeper and detective, one
thousand dollars; and for messenger for command
ants Office, six hundred dollars in alt twelve thous-
and seven hundred dollars.
At the nayy-yard, Brooklyn, New York: For as
sistant to civil engineer, tn md five hundred
dollars for draughsman and clerk to civil engineer,
at thousand four hundred dollars each: for re-
ceiver and inspector of stores, one thousand five
hundred dollars for clerk of pay rolls and mastering
clerk one thousand five hundred dollars; for writer
to commandment, one thousand dollars; for chief &C
couitant, one thousand eight hundred dollars; for
gate-keeper and detective, one thousand dollars; for
mail carrier, nine hundred dollars; and for
ger for commandments Office six hundred dollars; in
all, twelve thousand six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
For draughtsman and clerk 10 civil engi?eer, one
thousand four hundred dollars each for clerk of pay
rolls an mustering-cerk. one thousand five hundred
dollars; for receiver and inspector of stores one
thousand five hundred dollars for chief accountant,
one thousand eight hundred dollars for
and detective, thousand dollars; and for messen-
ger for the commandments Office, six hundred dollars
At the navy yard, Washington, District Of Column
bia For draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer at
one thousand four hundred dollars each for receiver
and inspector of stores, one thousand five hundred
dol ars; for clerk of payrolls and mustering-clerk
one thousand five hundred dollars for chief acco Mt
ant. one thousand eight hundred dollars for gate
keeper and detective, thousand dollars for mail
messenger, one Thousand dollars and for messenger
for commandments Office, six hundred dollars; in all
ten thousand two hundred dollars
AT the navy-yard Norfolk, Virginia For draughts-
man and clerk to civil engineer at thousand four
hundred dollars each; for receiver and inspector of
stores one thousand five hundred dollars; for clerk
of pay-rolls and mustering-cer one thousand five
hundred dollars for gate-keeper and detective, one
thousand dollars; and for messenger for commando
ants Office six hundred dollars; in all seven thous-
and four hundred dollars
At the nayy-yard Pensacola, Florida: For super
lars for receiver and inspector of stores one thous
and five hundred dollars for gatekeeper and detect
i've one thousand dollars; for messenger for the
office OF the commandment, six hundred dollars; in
AL, five thousand one hundred dollars.
At the navy -yard, Mare Island, California: For
thousand eight hundred dollars; for clerk to civil
engineer, one thousand five hundred dol ars; for re-
ceiver and inspector of stores, thousand eight
hundred and seventytive dollars; for clerk of paw
rolls and mastering clerk, thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-five dollars for chief accountant
TOR gate-keeper and detective, one thousand dollars
and for messenger for commandments office, seven
hundred and fifty dollars; in all, ten thousand six
hundred and seventy-fve dollars
At the naval station, League Island Pennsylvania:
For draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer at one
thousand four hundred dollars EACH CLERK of nav
rolls and mustering-clerk thousand five hundred
dears receiver and inspector of stores one thous-
and five hundred dollars; in ALL five thousand eight
hundred dollars.
At the Naval Asylum For steward, four hundred
and eighty dollars; for matron, three hundred dol
lars; for cook one hundred and sxy-eight dollars;
assistant cook, one hundred and twenty dollars four
laundresses, at hundred and eight dollars each:
eight scrubbers and house-ceaners, at ninety-six
dollars each; six laborers at two hundred and forty
two drod nd
sixty-our dollars master farms, four hundred and
eighty dollars; for ships corporal, three hundred
Superintendent, five hundred and forty dollars: in
all, five thousand six hundred and fty.two dollars
For the naval asylum at Philadelphia: For support
of the institution, sixty-ve Thousand one hundred
dollars: which sum shall be paid out of the income
from the naval pension fund.
For contingent expenses of the Bureau of Yards
and Docks, viz: For freight and Transportation of
materials and stores printing, stationery, and adj
vertising, including the commandments office, books
models, MAPS and drawings; purchase and repair of
fire engines; machinery and patent-rghts to use the
same; repairs on sterIn-engines and attendance on
the same; purchase and maintenance of oxen and
horses and driving teams, carts and timber-wheels
for navy-yard purposes, and tools and repairs of
same postage on letters on public SERVICE and tee-
grams; furniture for government houses and offices
in the navy-yards; coal and other fuel candles oil
and gas cleaning and clearing up yard and care Of
buildings attendance on fires; lights; fire engines
and apparatus; incidental labor at nayy-yarls:
water-tax. and for toll and ferriages; pay of the
watchmen in the navy-yards; and for flags, awnings,
anu pdchlnS-DoAeS, lille hundred thousand dollars,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For support of the medical department for sur
geons necessaries for vessels in commission, navy
yards, naval stations marine corps, and Coast Sur
vey, orty-thousand dollars.
For necessary repairs of laboratory hospitals
and APPENDICES, including roads, wharves, out
houses, steam heating apparatus, sidewalks fences
gardens, and farms, twenty-five thousand dollars
For pay Of the civil establishment under this bu-
reau AT the hospital at Chelsea, Massachusetts,
seven thousand hundred and two oI-
lars.
At the hospital, New York, eleven thousand three
hundred and thirty-six dollars
At the hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania six
thousand nine hundred and ninety dollars
At the hospital, Washington District of Columbia,
five thousand five hundred and sixty-eight dollars
At the hospital, Annapolis, Maryland four thous
and five hundred and twelve dollars
at the hospital, Norfolk, Virginia five thousand
four hundred and six dollars.
At the hospital Pensacola, Florida, five thousand
At the hospital, Mare Island California e;oht
thousand eight hundred and seventy two dollars.
At the naval laboratory, New York, six thousand
At the navy-yard, Kittery, Maine one Thousand
two hundred and ninety dollars.
at the vy-yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts, one
thousand four hundred and eighty dollars
At the navy-yard, New York, one thousand four
hundred and eighty dollars.
=, AL the nsavy-yard Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
AT the navy-yard, Washington District of Column
bia Que thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
IN.
four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the nayy-yard, Annapolis, Maryland one thous-
and two hundred and forty-two dollars.
At the naval station, Mound city, Illinois, one
thousand four hundred and eighty dollars
For contingent expenses of the bureau freight on
medical stores transportation of insane patients to
the government hospital, advertising teiegraphing
purchase OF books, expenses attending the naval
meicai board OF examiners, purchase and repair of
wagons, harness, purchase and feed of horses cows
trees gardentools and seeds, twenty five thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
For provisions for the officers seamen, and marines.
one million five hundred and forty-seyen Thousand
and six hundred dollars.
For purchase of water for ships, forty thousand
dollars.
For pay of the civil establishment at the severa,
navy-yards under this bureau:
At the navy-yard, Boston, Massachusetts: Two
writers, one to paymaster and one to inspector of
provisions and clothing, at thousand and seven
teen dollars and twenty-five cents each in all, two
At the navy-yard Brooklyn, New York: Two
writers to paymasters, at one thousand and seven
teen dollars and twenty-five cents EACH assistant tn
inspector Oh provisions and clothing thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight dollars; writer to
Inspector of provisions and clothing one thousand
and seventeen dollars and twenty five cents: assis
tant superintendent of mills, nine hundred and
thlrty-nme dollars in ALL five thousand eight hun
dred and slxty-elgnt dollars and seventy-ffye cents
Atthe navy-yard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania: One
writer to paymaster, one thousand and seventeen
dollars and twenty-five cents; writer to inspector
OF provisions and clothing, thousand and seven
teen dollars and twenty-five cents; in all two thon
sand and thirty-four dollars and fifty cents
AT the navy-yard, Washington, District of Column
bia: One writer to paymaster, one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty five cents
AT the navy-yard Norfolk, Virginia: One writer
to ,paymaster one thousand and seventeen dollars
and twenty five cents