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

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thousand two hundred dollars; in all, Ave
thousand six hundred dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors and others: Onr
professor of mathematics, two thousand
five hundred dollars; four professors,
namely, OF mathematics, tassis,ant,) OF
French, OF chemistry. and of ethics and
English studies, at two thousand two hum
dred dollars each; twelve assistant profcs-.
sors, namely, four of French, one OF SPAN
isll, three of ethics and English studies,
one of mathematics, one of astronomy,
and two OF drawing, AT one thouSandeirht
hundred dollars each: swopI.mas;er. nj
one thousand two hundred dollars, and
two assistants, at one thousand dollars
each; b0xing-maStcr and aynlnast. ono
thousand two hundred dollars: assistant
librarian, one thousand four hundred dol.
lars; three clerks to superintendent, ono
ut one thousand two hundred dollars ono
ut one thousand dollars, and one at eight
hundred dollars: clerk to commandant of
midShip and clerk 10 paNmaster, at one
thousand dollar : each; anothecary, seven
hundred and fifty dollars; commisSary,
two hundred and eighty-cight dollars;
messenger 10 Superintendent, six hundred
dollars: cook, three thousand and twenty
five dollars and fifty cents; arnOrcr five
hundred ana tweniy-nine dollars and fifty
cents; quarlCr-gunncr, four hundred and
nine uOlarSand fifty cents: gunnCr'S mate,
four hundred and SiXtN-nine dollars and
tifty cents; cOckswain, four hundred and
slXtv-nine dollars and nifty cents: three
scamen, in Departments OF Spnmansbip. Mt
three hundred and iurty-ninc dollars and
nifty cents each: bnnd-master, five hun
dred and twcnty-cight dollars; eighteen
first-c!aSs musicians, ~ three hundred and
forty-clEht dollars each; seven second
class musicians, AZ three hundred dollars
each; two drummerS and one tiicr, first
class at three hundred and forty-eirht
dollars each; in all. lifty-cight thousand
five hundrc'land SeVenty-siN dollars.
For pay OF watcllmen and Others thirty
thousand six hundred and tifty-nne dol
lars and fifty cents,
For nay ot mechanics and others, seven
teen thousand four hundred and siNty-one
dollars and ninety cents.
For ray OF employees in the department
of Sicam-Enginery, tor machinists. boiler.
makers, ana o hers. eight thousand seven
hundred and sixty dollars
For repairs and improvements of public
buildings, and for the wall ncl0sng the
grounds OF the academy, fourteen thou.
sand dollars.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,sixty.io thou-
sand dollars
That from and after the thirteth dav of
june eighteen hundred and dSeyenty-three,
the term OF the CLASSES in the Naval AcaG-
cmy N Annapolis shall be six wears, in.
stead OF four, ia now pr0yi led by law ana
this provision Shall first apply TO The class
entering the academy in he year eighteen
hundred and ~tvcnty-thrCc, and TO all sub
ScQuCnt classes.
Hereafter the course OF instruction for
cadet engineers shall include two wears OF
service in naval S1a.-icamerS in addition
to the period N the Naval Academy now
provided by law: IrlviId, That engi-
nCer officers graduated al the Naval Acad.
emy shall take precedence with all other
officers with whom they have relative
rank, according tothc actual length OF SER
vice III the navy. Chitt engineers having
the same rank aS medical and ray direct
0rs and inspectors shall, Whcn al sea- have
the same pay that naval officers subject
10 examination before promotion to IL
grade limited in number by law shall not
be entitled TO examination in such senSn
aS 10 give increase ot lay until designated
by the Secretary of the Navy to fill vacan.
cies in the grale and officers eligible for
promotion tOa grade not limited in mum
Der shall not be entitled To examination
until ordered to present themselves for
examination or uniia class, in which they
are included, has been so ordered by the
secretary of the Navy.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay and subsistence of officers of the
marine corps, and for pay of non-cOmmis-
stoned officers, musicians. and others Of
the corps, three hundred and seventy
three thousand six hundred and thirty
nine dollars.
For payand subsistence of two thousan
privates, three hundred and sevCnty-fou
thousand dollars.
For provisions, one hundred and twcn-
| ty-one thousand six hundred and thirty
SIX dollars and twenty-five cents.
For clothing. one hundred and sixty.
seven thousandsiX hundred and thirty-siI
dollars
For fuel, thirty thousand eight hundred
and tfty.siX dollars.
For military stores; For pay of mechan-
les, repair OF arms, purchase of accoutre-
ments, ordnance stores, flags, drums, flies,
and other instruments, ten thousand dol
lars.
For transportation Of officers, and their
servants, and troops, and for expenses Of
recruiting, twelve thousand dollars.
For repairs of barracks. and rent of Of
fees where there are no public buildings,
ten thousand dollars.
For forage for horses belonging to field
and staff officers, six thousand dollars.
For hire of quarters for officers where
there are no public quarters, sixteen thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For contingencies, namely: Freight
fcrriage toll; carriage; wharfage; pur-
chase and repair OF boats; labor; burial Of
deceased marines; stationery; telegraph
ing apprehension of dcsertCrS; oil, cam
dies, gas; repairs of gas and water tiN-
lures; water-rent, balTack furniture; fur
niture for officers quarters bcd-sacks,
wraOpng-mper, oil-ciOth, crash, rope,
tWinp sOaUCS, ShOVClS axes niCkS c0rnDn-