The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04


pervision Of the Architect Of the Capitol
Extension according to o plan to be estab'
iished by resolution OF the House, forty
thousand dollars; and the amounts hereby
appropriated for work on and around the
Capitol shall be available from the passage
ST this act.
BOTANICAL GARDEN.
FOR the construction OF brick wall and
iron fence along First street between
Pennsylvania and Maryland avenues, and
Tor gateways on same line, nine thousand
nye hundred dollars.
FOR taking down and rebuilding fence
along Maryland avenue and Third street.
TO confogp to new grade. four thousand
For repairs to buildings, Improvements
to heating-apparatus, and walks, and for
grading and inclosing square on Maryland
avenue opposite the Botanical garden,
bounded BY Second, Third, and B streets,
and for erecting thereon houses for storing
pots, soil coal, and plants, six thousand
Ave hundred dollars.
For completing the new conservatory by
erecting an octagon at the eastern end to
conform to that at the western end, seven.
teen thousand five hundred dollars; and
the several amounts hereby appropriated
for the Botanical gardens shall be available
SURVEY OF THE COAST.
For continuing the survey of the Attain
tic and Gulf coasts of the United States,
and Lake Champlain, including, cOmpen-
sation Of civilians engaged in the work,
and excluding pay and emoluments OF
officers Of the army and navy, and petty
officers and men OF the navy employed In
the work, four hundred and ten thousand
dollars.
For continuing the survey of the west
ern coast of the United States, mcludmg
compensation of civilians, and pay and
rations of engineers OF steamers engaged
In the work, Two hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars.
r Forextending the triangulation Of the
Coast Survey, so as 10 form geodetic con-
nection Between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Of the United States: and assisting
In the State surveys, including compensa-
ti6n of civilians engaged in the work,
lthirty-six thousand dollars.
For repairs and maintenance of fthe COM
plement' of vessels used i'll the Coast Sur.
vey, fifty thousand dollars.
For continuing the publication Of the
observations made in the progress of Coast
Survey, including compensation for civil
ians engaged in the work, the publication
to be made ut the Government Printing
office, ten thousand dollars.
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
For salaries of eight hundred and ninety
three lighthouse keepers and light.heacon
keepers, and their assistants, i've hundred
and thirty-tiye thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For repairs and incidental expenses in
retitting and improving lighthouses, and
buildings connected Herewith, two hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For supplying the lighthouses and bea-
con-lights on the Atlantic, Gulf, Lake. and
Pacific coasts. with Oil. wicss, glass Chin
neys, chamois.skins, spirits of wine, whit
ing, polishing.powder, towels, brushes,
soap, paints, and other cleaning materials,
and for expenses of renairing and keeping
In repair Illuminating apparatus and ma
chinery, and dof gauging, testing, transpor-
tation, delivery of oil and other supplies
for lighthouses, and other incidental nee
essary expenses, three hundred and sixty
thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven
dollars.
For expenses of visiting and inspecting
lights and other aids to navigation, two
thousand dollars,
For seamen's wages, rations, repairs, sal.
aries, supplies and incidental expenses OF
twenty-five light-ships anG seven relief
lght-vessels, two hundred and seventeen
StNGH uuHlItu ullu
dollars and fifty cents.
For reairs and incidental expenses in
renewing, retitting, and improving fog
signals and buildings connected there
with, fifty thousand dollars.
For expenses of raising, cleaning, paint
Ing, renewing, and supplying losses OF
buOys, spindleS, and day-heacons, and for
chains, sinkers, and similar necessaries,
three hundred thousand dollars.
FOR LIGHTHOUSES, BEACoNS, AND FOG
SIGNALS.
For rebuilding the upper part of the
lighthouse tower at Nash's island, coast OF
Maine, three thousand dollars.
For rebuilding the upper part OF the
lighthouse tower at Seguin island, coast OF
Maine, five thousand dollars.
Fer rebuilding the west lighthouse at
Cape Elizabeth, coast of Maine, thirty thou
aand dollar.
For replacing day-beacons destroyed by
the ice on the coast of Maine and MasSa-
chusetts, thirty thousand dollars
For q steam fog-signal at the Highlands,
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, five thousand
dollars.
For steam fog-signal ito guide intoa
harbor of refugee at Race point, Cane Cod,
Massachusetts,, five thousand dollars.
For steam fOg-signal at the mouth OF
Lle AIcHaiNuyh IlNCLy bOulsuHob hAVOCh
thousand dollars,
For placing light on Muscle-Bed bea-
con, Narragansett bay, Rhode Island, three
thousand dollars.
For new dwelling at Conimicut light
house, Narragansett bay, Rhode Island,
fifteen thousand dollars: Prouided, That
upon the completion of said dwelling the
Secretary OF the Treasury Is authorized
and directed TO sell, at public auction, after
due notice, and either in one parcel or d.
vided into lots, the land constituting the
aite of the old light-station at Naynt point
For wharf and boat-house at Pumhan
rock, Providence river, Rhode Island, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
For a fog-s,gnalat New London, Connec-
ucut, four thousand five hundred dollars
For completing the lighthouse at Race
rock, Long Island sound, seventy-tive
thousand dollars.
For a Clay-beacon at Black Ledge, en-
trance to New London, Connecticut, five
thousand five hundred dollars.
For protecting the foundations of the
lighthouses ut Calves island, BroclSway's
beach, and Devils wharf, Connecticut
river, two thousand five hundred dollars
For commencnga lighthouse on South
west Ledge, entrance 10 New Haven Har-
Dor, Connecticut, hfty thousand dollars.
For the construction of n lighthouse to
take the place of the light-shipat STRAIT
ford shoals, Long Island sound, fifty thou
sand dollars,
For protecting the site of east beacon
and fog-signal at Sandy Hook, New York
harbor, twenty thousand dollars and the
fop.beli authorized hy ACT anDrC we'd June