New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
UNDER THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAyY-YARDs.

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EAyY-Y4RDs
Navy-yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
| For repairs of all kinds, seventy-fiye thou
sand dollars; for repairs Of floating docks
eighty thousand dollars; for permanent i'm
| provements, namely, for bridge connecting
Seavey's island, four thousand dollars; il
all, one hundred and fifty nine thousand
two hundred dollars.
For constructing and testing experimental
breeeh-loading boat-hoRitzers, ten thou
sand dollars.
Navy-yard, Boston, Massachusetts, For
repairs of all kinds, seventy-fve thousand
/ dollars.
Navy-yard, Brooklyn, New York For
repairs of all kinds, one hundred thousand
| dollars
Navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
| For repairs of all kinds, forty thousand
dollars.
Navy yard Washington, District of Co
| lumbia: For repairs of all kinds, seventy
I five thousand dollars.
! Navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For re-
| pairs of all kinds, one hundred thousand
| dollars.
Navy yard Pensacola, Florida: For re-
| pairs of all kinds, twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
Navy yard, Mare island California: For
repairs of all kinds, seventy-fve thousand
uOllbAS5 4UI REPAIRS VI uOdGluS UOChSt OlS
hundred thousand dollars; for permanent
improvements, namely, tor commencing dry
dock, two hundred thousand dollars; con-
tinuing quay wall and wharves, thirty thou
sand dollars; continuation OF rail tracks,
five thousand dollars; in all, four hundred
and ten thousand dollars.
Naval station at League island, Pennsyl-
vania: For repairs and maintenance of en-
bankmeuts and for dredging, one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars.
For naval station at New London, Con-
necticut For building wharf, grading, for
building storehOuse, and for care and pre-
servation Of property, twenty thousand
dollars.
Naval station at Key West, Florida: For
repairs Of all kinds, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
Emergencies at naval stations: For emer-
gencies that may arise at naval stations,
forty thousand dollars.
UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF AG-
RICULTURE.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For improvement of grounds: For labor,
twelve thousand dollars; for heating appa-
ratus for new grapery, two thousand dol
lars; for material for roads and walks, one
thousand five hundred dollars; for cast iron
labels for naming trees in ,arboretum, one
hundred dollars; for tools, repairs and
blacksmithing, one thousand dollars; for
draining tiles for grounds, five hundred dol
lars; for terrace walls, two thousand i've
hundred dollars; for repairing fence around
grounds, one thousand dollars; and for a
furnace in the laboratory, four hundred
dollars; in all, twenty one thousand dollars.
Toward completing the museum under
the charge of Professor Townsend Glover,
three thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. That out of the unexpended
balance of the appropriation section TWEEN
ty-seven of the act approved April TWEEN
tieth, eighteen hundred and seyenty-one)
for more etfectually securing life and prop
erty on the coasts of New Jersey and Long
Island, for the fiscal year ending June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
the sum Of two hundred thousand dollars is
hereby excepted from the operation of the
fifth section of the act of July twelfth,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
SEC. 3. That the sum of two hundred and
twenty-five thousand seven hundred and
appropriated to enable the Secretary of the
Treasury to return to the clerk Of the
United States district court, for the South
ern district of Illinois the one-half of four
hundred and ffty-One thousand FIVE hun
dred and two dollars and sixteen cents paid
to said Secretary by said clerk as prize
money, in pursuance OF decree OF said
COuIU uldu6 OH ULlS 6ICNCuGu udy VI may
eighteen hundred and sixty-f0ur, which de-
cree was atterward, to wit, on the ninth
day of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
five, held to be erroneous and
set aside by said court, and said
money ordered to be returned to said court
for distribution to the lawful owners there
Of and to this end that the said Secretary
cause to be transferred the said sum Of two
hundred and twenty-five thousand seven
h1uArnA and fiffU-Onp dollars and njUht
cents from the navy pension fund to the
credit of the Treasurer of the United States;
the moneys so directed to be returned hav-
ing been deposited to the credit of said
fund on the twenty-third of May, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, by warrant number
one hundred and sixty nine.
SEC 4. That the proper accounting officers
of the Treasury Department be, and they
are hereby, authorized and directed, in adj
justing the account of William Kapus, col
IectOr of customs for the district of Alaska,
to make ain allowance for the compensation
of Charles H. Pierce for services rendered
in aid of the collection of the revenue from
customs at the port Of Oonalaska, in said
district, of such sum as they may deem just
and equitable for the time actually en-
plOyed, not to exceed the rate of one thou
sand five hundred dollars per annum.
SEC. 5. That to enable the Secretary of
the Interior to pay Standish and Ballard,
attorneys, their account for defending the
register and the receiver at Ionia, Michigan,
the sum of one thousand dollars is hereby
appropriated.
SEC 6. That in the settlement. of judg-
ments by the Court of Claims or the Su-
preme Court of the United States, hereafter
to be rendered for captured or abandoned
cotton, or in settlements for cotton seized
subsequent to June thirtieth, eighteen hun
bred and sixty-ive, the Secretary Of the
Treasury is hereby directed to pay such
judgments, or the amounts as ascertained
upon such settlements in full without de-
ductiOn on account of internal revenue tax
upon cotton.
SEC. 7. That the accounting officers of the
treasury be and they are hereby authorized
and directed, in adjusting the accounts Of
the collector Of customs for the port of
Chicago, to allow him, as an ex-oficio de-
pOsitary of moneys belonging to the United
States, credit for such sum or sums, in
coin or currency, as may satisfactorily APP
pear to have been held by him, as such de-
positary, at the time Of the fire in said
city on the ninth and tenth days Of Octo-
Der, eighteen hundred and seventy-oRe,
and to have been lost or destroyed by fire.
Approved June 10, 1872.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. I34.l
An act making appropriations for the repair,
preservation and completion of certain
public works on rivers and harbOrs and
for other purposes.