The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-26

lars.
At the navy yard; Philadelphis, Pennsylva
MIA: For clerk in equipment Office, one thousan,
four hundred dollars for one store and one tim
clerk, at one thousand two hundred dollars each
in all, three thousand eight hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, Kew York: Fo
clerk in equipment office, one thousand FIVE hun
bred dollars and for one store and one tim
clerk, at one thousand two hundred dollars each
in all, three tn ousand nine hundred dollars
AT the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia; Fo
clerk in equipment office, thousand fou
hundred dollars, for store clerk one Thousand
one hundred and twenty five dollars; and TO
time clerk. nine hundred dollars; in all, thre
thousand four hundred and twenty five dollars
At the navy yard, Pensacola Florida; Fo
equipment office clerk, one thousand three hun
dred dollars
At the navy yard, Mare island, California: Fol
clerk in equipment office, one thousand eigh
hundred aud seventysfve dollars; for store clerk
one thousand two hundred dollars; in all, three
thousand and seventy -fve dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Bureau o
Eou;p ment and Recruiting. namely: For freigh
and transportation of stores, transportation O.
enlisted men, milenge to honorably discharged
men, printing, advertising, expenses of auction
sales, telegraphing, stationery, apprehension o.
deserters. assistance to vessels in distress, auo
bred and twenty FIVE thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For civil establishment at the navy yard, Kit
terry, Maine: For draughtsman and clerk to civil
engineer at one thousand four hundred dollars
each; for gate keeper and detective, one thousand
dollars; and for messenger at commandments Of
fee, six hundred dollars making, in all, four
thousand four hundred dollars.
For establishing gas works and piping to light
the Kiitery navy yard, twenty thousand dollars.
At the navy yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts:
For assistant to civil eng ineer. one thousand five
hundred dollars for draughtsman and clerk to
civil engineer, at one thousand four hundred dol
lars each for writer to commandfnt, one thous-
and dollars; for gate keeper and detective, one
dollars; and for messenger to comman-
dant's office, six hund ed dollars in all, six
thousand nine hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York: For
assistant to civil engineer one thousand five hun
dred dollars; for draughtsman and clerk to civil
engineer, one thousand four hundred dollars
each; for writer to commandant, one thousand
dollars for gate keeper and detective, one thou
sand dollars, for mail-earrer, nine hundred dol
lars: and for messenger for COMMANDMENTS Office,
six hundred dollars: in all, seven thousand eight
hundred dollars.
AT the navy yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
For drauehtsm IN and clerk to civil engineer, one
thousand four hundred dollars each for gate
keeper and detective, one thousand dollars; and
for messenger for the commandments office, six
hundred dollars in all, four thousand four hum
bred dollars.
AT the navy yard, Washington, District Of
Columbia; For DIR aughtsmrn and clerk to civil
engineer at enc thousand four hundred dollars
each: for gate keeper and detective, one thousand
dollars: for mail messenger, one thousand dol
lars: and for messenger for commandments Office,
six hundred dollars; in all, five thousand four
ten hundred dollars.
At the navy yard. Norfolk, Virginia: For
drauphtsman and clerk to civil engineer, at one
keeper and detective, one thousand dollars ; and
for messenger for commundants Office, six hun
dred dollars; in all, four thousand four hundred
dollars.
Fo- the construction of gas works and piping
at the Norfolk navy yard, Portsmouth, Virginia,
thousand dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola, Florida For su .
ofyard improvements, two thousand
dollars for gate keeper and detective, one thou
sand dollars; tor message for tie Office of the
six hundred dollars; in all, three
thousand six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Mare islane, California; For
assistant to civil engineer and draughtsman, one
thousand eight hundred dollars; for clerk to civil
one thousand five hundred dollars; for
gate keeper and detective, one thousand dollars;
md for messenger for commandments office, seven
hundred and fifty dollars: IN all, I'VE thousand
and fifty dollars
At the naval station, League island, Penn.
sylvana For draaghtstnau and clerk to CIV
il engineer, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; in all, two thousand eight hun
lred dollars.
At the Naval Asylum: Philadelphia,
For uperintendsnt, six hun
dred dollars; steward, four hundred and eigh-
ty dollars matron, three hundred and sixty
dollars cook, two hundred aud forty dollars;
assistant cook, Que hundred and sixty eight
dollars; chief laundress, one hundred and
ninety tao dollars; three laundresses, at one
hundred aud sixty-eight dollars each eight
scrubbers and walters, at QUE hundred and
sixty eight dollars each six laborers, at two
hurdred and forty dollars each stabiekeep
err and drivers three hundred and sixty dol
lars masters-at- arms, four hundred and
eighty dollars corporal, three hundred dol
l,rs: barber, three hundred and SIXTY dol
lars. For iurnitre, and repairs of the same,
one thousand dollars; house cleaning aud
white-washing eight hundred dollars fur
naces, CRATES, aud ranges, SIX hundred dol
lars: gas aud waterfront, one thousand four
hundred dollars; repairs CT all kinds, five
thousand dollars Improvement OF cemetery,
two thousand elghs hundred and fifty dollars;
and for support OF beueficlarles, forty thous-
and dollars in all, 6fty-eight thousand four
hundred and seventyAeight dollars which
sum shah be paid out Of the income from the
naval pension fund.
For general maintenance Of yards and DOCKS,
viz !: For general expensesof the Bureau of Yards
and Docks Freight and transportation OF ma
terals and stores; printing, stationery, ana adj
vertising, including the commandments office
books, models. maps, and drawings, purchase
aud repair of fire eng ines, machines anu patent"
rights TO use the same; repairs n steam engines
and attendance on the same; purchase and main
tepanpa of oxen and horses, and driving teams,
carts. and timber wheels for use IN the navy
wards, and tools and repairs OF same; postage
and kilograms furniture for government houses
and offices in the navy yards; coal ana otner
fuel Candles oil, and gas; cleaning anu Gear
ing up Yards, and care of buildings; attendance
on fires ; lights, fire engines and apparatus ;
incidental labor at navy yards; wa'ef-tax' anu
for toll and ferriages; pay OF the watchmen In
the nayy,yards; and for flags, awnings, and
nackinasboxes. and for contingent expenses OF
wards and docks, not exceeding forty thousand
dollars. nine hundred thousand dollars.
To be continued
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