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


! hundred dollars each; clerk of pay rolls
| and mastering clerk, one thousand five
! hundred dollars; receiver and inspector OF
! stores. one thousand five hundred dollars;
| in all, five thousand eight hundred dollars.
/ At the Naval Asylum For steward, four
| hundred and eighty dollars; for marion,
! three hundred dollars; for cook, one hun
bred and sixty-eight dollars; assistant cook,
! one hundred and twenty dollars: four
! laundresses, at one hundred and eight dol
lars each; eight scrubbers and hOuse-Clean-
! ers, at ninety-six dollars each; SIX labOrers,
at two hundred and forty dollars each, and
( one labOrer, at two hundred and s!Xty-tOur
| dollars; master-at-aIms, four hundred and
eighty dollars; for ships corporal, three
, hundred dollars; for barber, three hundred
! and sixty dollars; superintendent, five hun
! dred and forty dollars; in all, five thousand
= six hundred and tifty-twO dollars.
! For the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia :;
| For support Of the institution, siEty-tive
! thousand one hundred dollars, which sum
! shall be paid out Of the income from the
! naval pension tund.
For contingent expenses Of the Bureau OF
! Yards and Docks, viz: For freight and
: transportation Of materials and stores;
I printing, stationery and advertising, includ-
/ ing the commandments office; books, models,
! maps, and drawings; purchase and repair
I of tire-engines: machinery and patent-flghts
/ to use the same; repairs on steam-englnes
3 and attendance on the same; purchase and
maintenance of oxen and horses, and drIV-
ing teams, carts, and tmbeFWhetls tor
hayward purposes, ard tools ana repairs
of same: postage on letters, on publc ser
/ vice, and kilograms; furniture for govern
! luent houses and offices in the navy-yaTds;
J coal and other fuel; candles, OIL and gas:
cleaning and clearing up yard, and care OF
buildings; attendance on fires; lights; ire
/ engines and apparatus incidental labor at
navy yards; Water-taX, and for toll and fer
. Tiages; pay of watchmen III the navy yards;
and for flags, sawnings, and packing g boxes
nine hundred thousand dollars.
! BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For support of the medical department
/ for surgeons necessaries for vessels IN com
/ mission, navy-yards, naval stations, marine
corps. and. Coast Survey, forty thousand
dollars.
/ For necessary repairs of naval labO-
ratorv hospitals, and appendices In
/ including roads, wharves, OuthOuses, steam
heating apparatus, sidewalks, fences, gar
Gens and farms, twenty-five thousand dol
: lars
! For pay Of the civil establishment under
! this bureau: At the hospital at Chelsea,
Massachusetts, seven thousand seven hun
bred and eighty-twO dollars.
AJ JlG uOSDlIdl, Ne" ltIhg tlCNEA lllbu-
. sand three hundred and thirty-slX dollars.
1 At the hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
/ MIA. six thousand nine hundred and ninety
dollars.
/ At the hospital, Washington, District OF
Columbia. five thousand five hundred and
/ si1ty-eight dollars.
! At the hospital Annapolis Maryland four
| thousand five hundred and twelve dollars.
! At the hospital, Norfolk, Virginia. five
, 4I,,,,ga,,J f,1,ye ,,rD1ppl and 81 EaiiaTs
! AT the Hospital, Pensacola, Florida, i've
thousand and uinety-fOur dollars.
! At the hospital Mare Island, California,
eight thousand eight hundred and seventy
! two dollars.
| At the naval laboratory, New York, six
, thousandtOur hundred dollars.
! At the navy yard, Kittery, Maine, one
thousand two hundred and ninety dollars.
/ At the navy yard, CharlestOwn. Massa-
chusetts, one thousand four hundred and
eighty dollars
/ At the navy yard, New York, one thou
/ sand four hundred and eighty dollars.
/ At the navy yard, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
( vania, one thousand four hundred and
eighty dollars.
AT the navy yard, Washington, District
OF Columbia, one thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars.
! At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia. one
! thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
| At the navy-vard, Annapolis, Maryland,
/ ole thousand two hundred and f5rty-twO
| dollars.
/ At the naval station, Mound City Hi
nOis, 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, telegraphiug, purchase of
books, expenses attending the naval medi-
eel board Of examiners, purchase and re
pair of wagons, harness, purchase, and feed
OF horses, cows, trees, garden-tOOls, and
seeds, twenty five thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF Provisions AM. CLOTHING.
| For provisions for the officers, seamen
and marines, one million five hundred and
folty-seyen thousand and six hundred dol
lars.
, For purchase Of water for ships, forty
thousand dollars.
( For nav of the civil establishment at the
several navy-yards under this bureau
AT the navy-yard, Boston, Massachusetts,:
| Two writer's, one to paymaSter and one to
Inspector Of provisions and clothing, at one
thousand and seventeen dollars and TWEEN
ty-tive cents each; in all, two thousand and
thirty-lOur dollars and fifty cents.
/ AT the navy.y yard, Brooklyn, New York:
+, Two writer's to paymasUeTs, at one thousand
! and seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents
each; assistant to inspector of provisions
and clothing, one thousand eight hundred
] and seventy-eight dollars; writer to in
spector of provisions and clothing, one
, thousand and seventeen dollars and twenty
five cents; assistant superintendent OF mills,
nine hundred and thirty nine dollars: in all,
five thousand eight hundred and slXty-eight
dollars and seventy-tve cents.
! AT the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
| vania: One writer to pavmaster, enc thou
sand and seventeen dollars aud twenty-five
cents; one writer to Inspector Of provisions
and clothing, one thousand and seventeen
dollars and twenty five cents; in all two
/ thousand and thirty-four dollars and fifty
cents.
At the navy-yard, Washington, District
of Columbia: Oue writer To paymaster, one
thousand and seventeen dollars udtwenty-
five cents.
i At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia: One
writer to paymaster, one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents
At the navy-yard, Mare Island, CalifOr
MIA: One writer to paymaster, at one thou
sand and seventeen dollars and twenty-five
cents: one writer to inspector Of provisions
and clothing. one thousand two hundred
and ninety-hve dollars and fifty cents; in
all, two thousand three hundred and twelve
dollars and seventy-fve cents.
For contingent expenses For freight and
transportation TO foreign and home stations;
candles: fuel; interior alterations and fix
lures in inspection buildings; tools, and re-
pairing same at eight inspections; special
watchmen in eight inspections; books and
blanks; stationery; kilograms; hostages
and express charges; tolls, fcrriages, and
car tickets; ice; and incidental labor not
chargeable to other appropriations, seventy
j five thousand dollars; provided, that an