Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-25

area collars Ill all ltNO Thousand SIN nun |
dred dollars.
At the the navy yard, Brooklyn, New |
York; for draughtsman, one thousand six |
hundred dollars; clerk to chief engineer |
and store clerk, at one thousand four hun |
bred each and time clerk clerk, one thou |
sand two hundred dollars; in all, five |
thousand six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania. For draughtsman, one thousand |
six hundred dollars; clerk to chief engin-
eer 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, District of Columbia
For draughtsman, one thousand six hum
bred dollars clerk to chief engineer and
store clerk, mt 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 hun
dred dollars clerk to chief engineer and
store clerk at one thousand four hundred
dollars each and time clerk one thou
sand two hundred dollars i'm 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, Calitor-
| hundred dollars clerk to chief engineer
and store clerk, at one thousand four hun
dred 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,l of
French, of chemistry, of ethics and Eng
| lish studies, at two thousand two hundred
dollars zach twelve assistant professors,
namely, four of French one of Spanish,
three of ethics and English studies, one of
mathematics, one of astronomy, and two
of drawing, ut one thousand eight hun
dred dollars each sword-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 20 superintendent one at one thou
sand two hundred dollars one at one thou
sand dollars aud one at eight hundred dol
lars clerk to commandment of midshipmen
, and clerk to paymaster, ut one thousand
i dollars each apothecary, seven hundred
and fifty dollars; cOmmissary, two hun
dred and lightweight dollars messenger
ia superintendent, six hundred dollars
cook, three hundred and twenty-five dol
lars and fifty cents armorer, five hundred
and twenty nine dollars and fifty cents
g quarter-gunner, four hundred and nine
: dollars and fifty cents; gunner's mate
) four hundred and nine dollars and fifty
: cents coc1swain four hundred and sixty
nine dollars and fifty cents three sea
: men, in department of seamanship, al
, ! three hundred and forty-nine dollars anC
fifty cents each band-master, five hun
;, dred and twenty eight dollars; eighteen
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G forty eight dollars each; seven second
;: class musicians, at three hundred and
! forty-eight dollars each two drummer
and one fifer, (tirst-class, at three hun
l. dred and forty-eight dollars each in all
i fifty-eight thousand five hundred and sew
l. enty-siX dollars.
u For pay of watchmen and others, thirty
l. thousand six hundred and fifty-nine dol
II lars and fifty cents.
l. For pay of mechanics and others, seven
teen thousand four hundred and sixty
y two dollars and seventy-five cents.
Al For pay of employees in the department
"a of Steam Enginery, for machinists, boilo
d makers, and others, eight thousand seve
9r hundred and sixty dollars.
l, For repairs and Improvements of publ
ID buildings, and for repairing the wall en-
closing the grounds of the academy, foul
q; teen thousand dollars.
ID For contingent expenses, siXty-fou
III thousand dollars: PrOUided, That gradr
he ates of the Naval Academy shall tax
lr rank according to their proficiency {
shown by their order of merit at date
a; graduation.
~ MARINE CORPS.
~ For pay and subsistence of Office
II. of the marine corps, and for pay of noI
n commissioned officers, musicians, private
,s and Others of the corps, six hundred an
nt seventy-eight thousand one hundred an
H. forty-fiXe dollars.
II For provisions, one hundred and twent
six thousand six hundred and one dolla
i'm and and seventy cents.
an For clothing, one hundred and twent
,el nine thousand six hundred and fifty dc
nd lars.
ht For fuel, thirty thousand eight hundr,
inf and fifty-siX dollars.
inf For military stores, namely: For pay
70 mechanics, repair of arms, purchase of 9
coutrements ordnance stores, flags, drum
flies, and other instruments, ten thousal
dollars.
in For transportation Of officers, and thu
ill servants, and troops, and for expenses
recruiting, twelve thousand dollars.
of For repairs of barracks, and rent
nd offices, where there are no public building
ten thousand dollars.
ms, For forage for horses belonging to ii,
ms. and staff officers, six thousand dollars.
For hire of quarters for officers VIII
lis, there are no public quarters, sixteen tn
res, sand five hundred dollars.
For contingent, namely: Freight
nd | riage toll carriage; wharfage; purch