The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

six hundred dollars clerk to chief engi
neer and store-clerk, at one Thousand foul
hundred dollars each and time-clerk, on
thousand two hundred dollars; in all, fiv,
thousand six hundred dollars.
AT the navy-yard, Brooklyn, New York
For draughtsmen, one thousand six hun
dred dollars clerk to chief engineer ant
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, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania: For draughtsman, one Thousand
six hundred dollars clerk to chief engi
neer and store-clerk, at one thousand foul
hundred dollars each; and time clerk, one
thousand two hundred dollars in all, five
thousand six hundred dollars. ,s-..'s 81
At the navy-yard, Washington, Distric,
of Columbia: For draughtsman, one thou.
sand six hundred dollars; clerk to chic
engineer 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, Norfolk, Virginia
For draughtsman, one thousand six hun
bred dollars clerk to chief engineer 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, Pensacola, Florida:
For clerk of store-houses, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Mare Island. Oalifor-
mia: For draughtsInan, one thousand six
hundred dollars clerk to chief engineer
and store-clerk, one thousand four hum
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,) of
French, of chemistry, and of ethics and
English studies, at two thousand two
hundred dollars each; twelve assistant
professors, namely four of French, one
of Spanish, three of ethics and English
studies, one of mathematics, one of as
tronomv, and two of drawing, at one
thousand eight hundred dollars each
sword-master, at one thousand two hum
dred dollars, and two assistants, at one
dollars each boxing master and
gymnast, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; assistant librarian, one thousand
four hundred dollars three clerks to
superintendent, one at one thousand two
Kindred dollars, one at one thousand
dollars, and one at eight hundred dollars;
clerk to conmandant of midshipmen and
clerk to paymaster, at one thousand dollars
each apothecary, seven hundred and fifty
dollars commissary, two hundred and
dollars; messenger to super
six hundred dollars I; cook,
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
fifty cents; armorer, five hundred and
dollars and fifty cents; quar-
ter-gunner four hundred and nine dollars
and fifty cents; gunner's mate, four hum
bred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents
four hundred and sixty-nine |
dollars and fifty cents three seamen, in |
departments of seamanship, at three hun |
lred and forty-nine dollars and fifty cents
each band master, five hundred and TWEEN
5y-eight dollars; eighteen first-class musi- |
clans, at three hundred and fOrty-eight dol
ars each /; seven second-class musicians, at |
,hree hundred dollars each; two drum
ners and one fifer, (first-class,) at three
hundred and forty-eight dollars each in all,
1fty-eight thousand five hundred and sew
,nty-six dollars.
For pay of watchmen and others, thirty
thousand six hundred and fifty-nine dollars
md fifty cents.
For pay of mechanics and others, seven
cen thousand four hundred and sixty-one
dollars and ninety cents. ~
For pay of employees in the department
If Steam-E nginery, for machinists, boiler
makers, and others, eight thousand seven
hundred and sixty dollars.
For repairs and improvements of public
and for repairing the wall inclos-
ng the grounds of the academy, fourteen
thousand dollars. @ -
For contingent expenses, sixty-four
thousand dollars. - s
That from and after the thirtieth day Of
tune, eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
he term of the classes in the Naval Acad-
my at Annapolis shall be six years, in
tead of four, as now provided by law, and
his provision shall first apply to the class
ntering the academy in the year eighteen
undred and seventY-three, and to all SUBJ
equent classes.
Hereafter the course of instruction for
adet-engineers shall include two years of
ervice in naval sea-steamers in addition to
he period at the Naval Academy now pro-
ided by law; Provided, That engineer
Ulcers graduated at the Naval Academy
hall take precedence with all other off.
ers with whom they have relative rank,
ccording to the actual length of service in
ne navy. Chief engineers having the same
ank as medical and pay directors and in
pectors shall, when at sea, have, the same
az that naval officers subject to exami-
alton before promotion to grade limited ,
] number by law shall not be entitled to
Examination in such q sense as to give in !
rease of pay until designated BY the
ecretary of the Navy to fill vacan-
es in the higher grade; and officers
igble for promotion to grade not limit
l in number shall not be entitled to ex-
nination until ordered to present them
elves for examination or until class, in
hich they are included, has been 80
rdered by the Secretary Of the Navy.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay and subsistence of officers of
le marine corps, and for pay of nom
officers, musicians, and
hers of the corps, three hundred and
,yenty-three thousand six hundred and
lirty-nine dollars. qsaas
For pay and subsistence of two thousand
rivates, three hundred and seventy.four |
lousand dollars. IeEsg.1
For provisions, one hundred and twenty
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