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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-27
GENERAL NAruRE-No. 1873. ]

An act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses OF the government tor the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eight
cen hundred and seyenty-three, and for
other purposes,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums he, and the same are here
by, appropriated, for the objects hereinafter
EXPRESSED, for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, viz:
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| the former owners of lands sold tor direct
| taxes.
| class lighthouse and keepers dwelling at
| Saint Augustine, Florida, in addition to any
| balance of the former appropriation that
| NAV remain unexpended June thlrtieth,
| eighteen hundred and s6yenty-two, twenty
| thousand dollars.
For completing the erection of the iron
lighthouse structure on the Foundation at
Southwest Pass light station, Louisiana,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For erection of lighthouse on the north
side of Pressure isle. Erie, Pennsy lvania, til
teen thousand dollars.
For rebuilding the Lighthouse and keep
er's dwelling at Gibraltar light station, IN
the Detroit river, Michigan, ten thousand
dollars.
For completing the lighthouse at Specta-
Gle reef Lake Huron, Michigan, being the
amount carried to the surplus fund OF tor
mer appropriation, seventy thousand dol
lars.
For erection of a light on Saint Helena
island, Lake Michigan, to mark the anchor
age to the barbor OF refuge, fourteen thou
sand dollars.
For erection of a coast light at Petite
Point all Sable, Lake Michigan, thirty-tive
thousand dollars.
For erection of keepers dwelling az
Holland Lake Michigan, in place of form
CT amount reverted to the treasury, four
thousand dollars.
For erection Of fight between White
Fish point and Grand Island harbor, AJlchi,
gan, forty thousand dollars.
For erection of lights on che Northern
and Northwestern lakes, on piers belonging
to the United States, twenty thousand
dollars.
For continuing che work on the depot for
the storage OF oil and other supplies at De
troll, Michigan, twenty five thousand dol
lars
For establishment of light and fog sig
nal at Point Eegmin. California, Gwe2ty
thousand dollars.
For establishment Of a first-ciaSs fog signal
at Point Hueneme, Calitornia, ten chou
sand dollars.
For erection oF tight house amt fog sig
nal to mark the entrance TO the Straits OF
Carquig3s, California, swen$y thousand
dollars.
For &rss-eia.. fighs and fog signal at
Piedras Bancas. California seyeuty-fSe
thousand dollars.
For rebuilding and re-establishine che
steam fog signal station at Point ReEes,
California, ten thousand dollars.
For completing the lighthouse at Boiivas
point, Texas, Ten thousand dOllaTp
For the annual proportion Of the expenses
of Cape Marfel light, on the coast of Moroc-
co, two hundred and eighty-tive dollars 90
be expended by Che Secretary of State.
THAT appropriations foY lighthouse our.
poses shall be available for expenditure for
two years after acts Of legislatures ceding
jurisdiction over sites; provided, however,
that this section shall n0s apply to any gen
eral appropriation GOr lighthouse purposes:
and provided further. tRas in no case shall
any special appropriation be available FOR
more than Sw0 years without further prOyi-
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LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.

| For repairs and incidental expenses IN
Teftting and improving lighthouses and
buildings connected there with. $I0 Aua-
| dred thousand dollars.
For salaries ot seven hundred and thirty.
| two ighth0ua" keepers and light beacon
keepers and their assistants, lou. hundred
and thirty nine thousand nv" hundred! dol
lars.
FoE seameH's wages, rati0ns repairs, sal
aries, supplies and incidental expenses OF
twenty five tight vessels and seven relief
light vessels, w" hundred antl siXtv-0ne
Thousand SIX hundred and SoytV-seveB dol
lars and fifty cents.
70. expenses u! Sai.ing cleaning. paint.
ing, repairing. removing and supplyIn9
losses OF buUys, spiadles and day bcaCons.
and for chains, sinkers and similar neces-
saTIes, two hundred and seve0ty-!ve thou
sand dollars.
For repairs and incidental expenses in re-
newing, retitting and improving fog signals
and buildings connected Herewith, Ifty
thousand dollars.
EoE expenses OF visiting and inspecting
lights and other aids 20 navigation. two
thousand d0l&rs.
For supplying the lighthouses and beacon
lights on the Atlantic. Gulf lake an! Pa
citic coasts will. oil. wiclls, glass chimneys.
cha.I0ls skins. spirits of wine. whiting. pol
IshIng powder. towels. brushes, soap, paints
and other cleaning materials, and for OK
penses OH repairing and keeping in repair
Illuminating apparatus and machinery. and
OF gaHgng, testing, transportation, delivery
OF oil and other supplies for lighthouses
and other incidental necessary EXPENSE
three hundred and thirty-One thousand seg.
en- hundred and seventeen dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
PUBLIC LANDS.
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OF FLO a l..

avs of the Emitted states Passed at the
Second $esst@n of che BOrty-Birst
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JRY DEPARTMENT.

Treasury building, Washington, District
of Columbia: For annual repairs and i'm
provements, fifteen thousand dollars; tor
improvements and repairs of heating appa-
ratus, nine thousand dollars
For continuation Of the construction Of
the building fer a customhouse at Charles
ton, South Carolina, one hundred thousand
dollars
For continuation of the construction of
the building for postoffee and courthouse
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CAPITOL EXTENSION.


:, For finishing and repairing the work on
the Capitol extension, and for completing
Ihe hagglng OF the upper terraces, httv
thousand dollars. 'J
For annual repairs Of the old portion Of
the Capitol building, for painting, GLAZING
keeping roofs in order, water-pipes, uave-
ments, and approaches to the buiidino ten
thousand dollars; provided, that a sufficient
portion OF such appropriation shall be az
pended, under the direction Of the architect
OF the capitol extension, to keen in order
the arch-ways, door-ways, r0tIndls and
corridors of the Capitol.
, For hniahlng and repairing the Wort, or,
the new dome Of the Capitol, four thousand
dollars. 7o1'N
And so much of the sum appropriated in
the deficiency act approved May eighteenth
9l9htten hundred and seyenty-tW0. for
boiler, water-tank, and steam pnmn in +ba
south wing of the Capitol as NAV NOT he ev2
pended previous to June thirtieth. eigIttpen
hundred and seventy two, may be exDendad
duElng the fiscal year ending June thfrtietL
eighteen hundred and seventy-three
e,I For continuing the work of grading and
IIilAh9' ana Iof planting the grounds around
Inc capitol, paving 3 street north. from
Delaware to New Jersey avenues, and tha
Iu53or rant thence to Pennsylvania avenue
ana Tor CURLING and paving the foot7noi
around the Capitol grounds. thirtT,G1J-ss
thousand dollars, which shall be avaiIaiIa
Immediately; provided, that the GRADS 9IiSO og
the streets and avenues in the viein ms o of
the Capitol be and the same are bera li.S o. u
ta6hS4ed IN conformity with fIe nI,GS o 9S-
proved by the mayor of the civ Of W Wa @P-
ington the officer in charge of public b6 1ia.
t4g5 am grounds. and the architect Of the
G obt rase eISenSion as authorized by the
eighteen hundred and SEVENTY! a aU9r zee
purpose the plan made by,William F foI It5s
surveyor, dated January fwentT o+I5 ~
eighteen hundred and seventy-one5 ON 1ni ff5,
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PATENT OFFICE.

- To provide for the plates of an Official
Gazette OF the Patent Office abstract l1' of
the ORA wings Of patents issued, forty thon-
sand dollars, to be expended under the ii.
reGflon OF the Commissioner of Patents.
tor deficiency in contingent fund, eaused
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by carrying into effect the joint resolntion
of January eleventh. eighteen hundred i'. aod
seventy one, requiring the COMMISSIONS p -
Patents to keep on hand for sale copies Of Of
ten thousand dollars. '9
That forty thousand dollars of the annro.
priation for lithographing, engraving and ana
so forth, for the public printing during tba
fiscal year ending June thiItieth. eig6tea al0
hundred and seventy-three, be, and t6a
same are hereby, transferred to the ammo
priation for the Patent Office, for photo
Iithographing, printing and paper for the
drawings Of patents authorized by the
joint resolution approved January eleventh,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, entitled
Joint resolution providing for publishing
Office"
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bra lesson pair of lovers were smiling
into each others eyes; standing IN the aisle
with each hand in the same strap some
Calcutta merchants were discoursing oil Jute,
butts, llnseed and duties, the sunbeams were
glinting In at the car windows everything
and everybody was just where they had
been hall an hour ago; she only Of all that
assembly, had epitomized the suherings oi
lifetime in one sharp pang-hsd lost "the
light that never was on sea nor shore.
She made no more ado, but went home
in sort Of blank amazement, and wrote TO
Philip Ingersoll that sue released him from
the engagemtnt--o on tue receipt Of which he
dropped brush and palette, and replied:
"If you are IN earnest, dear Violet, which
can hardly credit-if after all my protes-
tatlons Of love, you believe that / should
never have asked you 10 marry me had
not felt myself to blame for your acei lent
refer you 10 the illustrated rebus which l
finished In your cushion Of random work
tho afternoon OF our unfortunate ride, and
when proposal oil love could not be ex-
pected 10 SAVIOR as duty or consclsnce'
Even worsted-work has its uses, fad.
always faithfully your lover,
PHILoP ISaERsoLL.
Violet took up her sofa cushion and look
" hA " NhAiNNoly ! alA Aho eNN
each other aud blurred their designs. II
could only be sure that he loved me belorer
she murmured "but what can this random
". rk prove2-Maud," sho asked, with as
sumed oarlessn ss;, "jid you ever translate
this Tebus that Philip says he worked Into
my cushlon2 Did your"
Mercy l hope s0," answered Maud
coming 10 look over her shoulder at tue
cushion; "it's as plain as mans nose on
his face. guessed il that afternoon you
were riding. | wondered alterward II your
Disagreement would aunu Il, but lie stood
the test, You see"
well" impalienuy, 'aad what is It,
pisy2"
"Dont you knowF"
"No. never dreamed that 1t had .
meaning"
"Oh, what stupid why there's an
eye, symbolic Of tue nrst person singular,
alias Pnilip IngersOl; Then there's the little
blind Go of loVe-you know him, hope ;
and there's star in violet floss: literal trans
laiIOn, Il love Violet StarfeP
And so when Philip Ingersol followed his
letter he found one person convinced that
he loved Violet Stare in truth as well as in
worsted work,
~ know now" said he, chat worsted-
work was invented to prove the fidelity ol
loVersr
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THE LONGING.


rEoN scniLLEu.
Heavy vapors coldly hover,
Round the vale cam fee;
outlet could but discover,
Blessed were escape TO me
Ever green In fair dominion,
lunder bill top survey;
Thither, could find the piniou,
rhlther would | wing my Wayi
Hnikl hear the music ringing
Harmonies Of heavenly calm,
And the gentle winds are bringing,
neutrality-suspicious. down the balm.
fonder, fruits are golden-glowing,
Reckoning fom the leafy shade,
Aud the blooms that thore are blowing
Fever doth tue winter fade.
Beautiful must lie be yonder.
Suns eternal there 70 sec,
Airs that on the mountain wander,
oh, bow healing they must bel
Yet before me rolls river
Roaiingly its waters roll
Aud Its waves that swell foreVei.
ssud q horror 70 my soul.
On the surge boat Ia tousingi
But, alatl thepilot failsl
Enter-entor. dare the crossing
Breath spiritual Oils the sailsi
0uArhntets no gods eoncede thee.
Safety in believing dwellsi
Only mirace can lead thee
10 the land Of Mlraelesi
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70 have mere merit
than any similar
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public.
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Asthma and Bronchitis,
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il has been pronounced
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For pains in Breast, Side or Back,
Gravel or Kidney Diseazc.
Dis eases of the Urinary Organs
Jaundieo or any Liver Co omplaint
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