Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-16

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Soidiers and Sailors Orphans HoEr." a.
proved July twenty fifth. eighteen hundred asd
s ,so, 80 yverideS fsTsssy, Thai no ohasd
nv sh shNand shall remsin in sad hone after
having attained tho age OF sirteen years
10 Na IN The erection OF a builfing for a hos
l r,al IN tne city Of Washington, under the
cur e arc conTOl OF an incor porafed aS~aria-
ton TN seh city. known a. the SiSte-haoa er
SAINT John. twenty-five Thousand d.,ilar. are
htrehy Appropriated out OF any money in the
treasury not otherwise sppropriatcf. ~ 80 p.ia
10 the said ASSOCIATION.
NBitsasian Tns';Naoz.-For prcsrrys.,c, NJ
We collections az the surveying and exploring
expeditions OF the government, fifteen Thousand
dollars
For fitting ur The new halls required Cor the
government collections, fifteen tA0usaad dsl-
For steam heating apparatus Tor the sane,
twelve thousand dollars.
Capitol Er,ensior.-For continuing the work
on tho Capitol, and for general care and re-
ra irs thereof. sisty-tve Thousand dollars.
FOR extending the Met 20 the senate cham
Der or fresh air 60 The bower terrace near the
western park, ten thousand dOllars.
For constructing csal-yauits within the one,
slace ~ vac east Trout OF the CAPITOL. between
me wings si'd the Ole building. sixteen Thousand
dollars; and for connecting the Capitel nv tgle-
graph, 90 he used soleiN tor public business
with al the Depart nents OF govern,n.nt "a
The Government Pr nting Office In the CITY OF
Washington. eight thousand dollars. or - mach
thereof as tmsy he NECESSARY. 90 be eNpenae5
under the direction OF the officer an charge OF
the public buildings aud grounds T'rorifes,
That the immediate connection OF the wire.
W tn any of the public buildings shah ne mad,
under ground or i'm issch manner a. not 20 in
iure the appearances Of the Capitol OF other
For grading aud psv,g the street, aud foot
WAYS around the Capitol. and running IRON
fennsylVanis avetile 10 streets north and
south, 20 the line of he east front OF the Capt
tol, and tor improving the grounds within that
area, one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE thousand
dollars: Preridea, That in the imprOveme nts
OF streets about the Capitol. the Secretary OF
the Interior shall assess aud collect the e,ss OF
AL improvements made i'm trout of all pn-
waite property in the came proportion a. charged
by the District auJltaities lor similar i,nproye-
ments.
For ten thousand eight hundred and forty
four square feet OF land ON South Capitol aud
South Ii streets, with the buildings stznduag
thereon, the sum OF fifteen thousand dollars, 20
be paid to the trustees of the Israel African
Methodisi Episcopal Church, whenever they
shau, IN Que and legal form, transfer 20 the
nitcd States good and sufficient title q SAID
land and premises. Proridsd, That said trus-
tees may have the right 10 remove the building
thereon known as the parsonage and the scat.
and benches belonging "a the church. any time
within thirty days after being notified 60 re-
move the same by the Architect Of the Capitol.
Tor alteration and rentting the hall OF the
House OF Representatives for accommodation of
the increased number OF m emil beers and the better
ventilation and lighting thereof, 20 be ex-
pended under the supervision of the Architect OF
the Capitol Extension, according TO plan TO
he established 10y resolution OF the House, forty
Thousand dollars, and the amounts hereby ap-
propriated for work on and around the Capitol
SHAH be available from the passage OF this act.
Bof0HioGl Gdrden.-FuT the construction of q
brick ~ah and iron fence along First street, he
tween Pennsylvania and Maryland avenues,
and for gateways on same line, nine thousand
tive hundred dollars.
For taking down and rebuilding fence along
Maryland avenue and Third street. TO conform
To new grade, Jour thousand dollars.
For repairs 10 buildings, improvements 10
beating apparatus, aud walks, and for grading
aud Enclosing square on Maryland avenue opPo-
site the Botanical garden. bounded by Second.
Third, and II streets, and for erecting thereon
houses for storing pots, soil, coal, aud plants,
six thousand i've hundred dollar.
For completing the new conservatory by erect
ing an octagon AT the eastern end To conform to
that al the western end, seventeen thOussnd
i've hundred dollars; and the several amounts
hereby appropriated for the Botanical gardens
shah be available from the passage OF this act.
Narreg II the codsf.-For continuing the sur
vey Of the Atlantic ana Gulf coasts OF the
United States, and Lake Champlain. including
compensation of civilians engaged in the work
and excluding pay and emoiuments OF officers
OF the army aud navy, and petty officers aud
men of the navy employed In the work, four
hundred and ten thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey of the western
coast OF the United States, including cOmpenss-
ton OF civilians. and pay and ratiOns OF engi-
neers of steamers engaged in the work, two
hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
For extending the triangulati0n of the Coast
Survey, 20 as TO form geodetic connection be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the
United States, and assisting in the State sur
gagged i'm the work, thirty-six thousand dollars.
For repairs and maintenance of the compile
ment OF vessels used in the Coast Survey, nifty
thousand dollars.
For continuing the publication Of the observa-
tons made in the progress of Coast Survey,
including compensation for civilians engaged
IN tne work, the publication TO be made at the
Government Printing Office, ten thousand dol
lars.
Light Hous, EsfaJrishment.-Fcr salaries of
eight hundred and ninety-three iight-hou.s
kffDprR lf-bQ md hair
assistants, hive hundred and thirtN-iye thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For repairs and incidental expenses In reft-
ting and improving lighthouses, and buildings
connected Herewith, two hundred and twenty
five Thousand dollars.
For supplying the light -houses and beacon
lights on the Atlantic, Gull, Lake, and Pacific
coasts, with oil, wicks, glass chimneys, chsmois-
skins, spirits Of wine, whiting, polishing pow
der, towels, brushes, soap, paints, and other
ing and keering i'm repair Illuminating appara-
tns and machinery, and OF gauging, testing,
transportation, delivery OF oil and other sup
plies Tor lighthouses, aud other incidental
necessary expenses, three hundred and sixty
thousand eight hundred and thirty-seyen doi-
lars.
For expenses of visiting and inspecting II ghts
lars.
For seamen's wages. rations, repairs, salaries,
supplies, and incidental expenses OF twenty go
hight ships and seven relief light-vessels, two
hundred and seventeen thousand seven hundred
and thirty-two dollars and fifty cents.
For repairs and incidental expenses in reneW-
ing, refitting, and improving fog-signais aud
buildings connected Herewith, fifty thousand
dollars.
For expenses of raising, cleaning, painting.
repairing, renewing, and supplying losses of
buoys, spndles, and day>bescOns, aud for
chains. sinkers, and similar necessaries. three
hundred thousand dollars.
To be oonfinaed.l
MARRIED.
LANGLEl-L9CkE. At the M kendree NJ "
thurch, on Tuesday, April 18th, by the Rev. G. NJ
foOper A MEX IANGIEY of ri. .us