Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-28
per and surge-relievcr, twelve thousand dol

lars.
BUREAU OF STEAM. ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of machinery
and boilers on naval vessels. one million one
hundred thousand dollars.
For fitting, repair, and preservation ofyard
machinery and tools, fifty thousand dollars.
FOR labor in navy-yards and stations not
before included, and incidental expenses. one
hundred thousand dollars.
For purchase and preservation of oils, coal.
IRON, ana all materials and stores, four hum
dred thousand dollars.
Civil establishment Mt the navy-yard, Kit
terry, Maine For draughtsman, one thou-
sand six hundred dollars clerk TO chief en-
gineer and stOre-clerk, at one thousand fpur
hundred dollars each and time-clerk. one
thousand two hundred dollars in all five
thousand six hundred dollars.
AT the navy-yard, Charestown, Massacbu-
sets For draughtsnan, one thousand six
hundred dollars clerk to chuif 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, BROOKLYN, New York .
For draughtsman, one thousand six hundrod
dollars clerk to chef engineer aud store
| clerk, ut one thousand iOnr hundred dollnrs
each and time-cl0rk, one thousand two hum
dred dollars in all, five thousand six hun
drcd dollars.
| BpnngVl-
| vania For draughtsman, one thousand six
hundred dollars clerk to chief engineer and
store-clerk, ut one thousand four hundred
dollars each and tme-clerk, one Thousand
two hundred dollars in all, five thousand
six hundred dollars.
AT the nayy-yard, Washington, District of
Columbia For draughtsman, one Thousand
six hundred dollars clerk TO chief engineer
and store-clerk, at one thousand four hum
drcd dollars each (; and time-clerk, one thou
sand two hundred dollars in ALL five thou
sand six hundred dollars.
AL the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia For
| draughtsman, one thousand SIX hundred dol
lars clerk to chief engineer and store-clerk,
at one thousand four hundred dollars each ;
and timc-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 hun
drrd dollars
AT the navy-yard, Mare Island, California
| For draughtsnIan, one thousand six hundred
dollars clerk to chief engineer and store
clerk, mt one thousand four hundred dollars
each and time-clerk, one thousand two hun
dred dollars IN all. five thousand six hun
bred dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
| For pay of professors and others and
| one professor of mathmatics two
thousand five hundred dollars /; four profess
ors, namely, OF mathmatics, (assistantO of
| French, of chemistry. and of ethics and Eng
| lish studies, ut two thousand two hundred
| dollars each twelve assistant professors,
namely, four Of French, one of Spanish three
Of ethics and English studies, one of mathe-
mates, one of astronomy, and two of draw
| ing ut one thousand eight hundred dollars
each swurd-master, ut one thousand two
| hundred dollars, and two assistants, ut one
| thousand dollars each boxing master and
| gymnast, one thousand two hundred dollars ;
| assistant librarian, one thousand four hun
| dred dollars three clerks to superintendent,
| one ut one thousand tive hundred dollars, one
al one thousand dollars. and one at eight liun-
| dred dollars clerk tn commandant of mid
shpmen and clerk to paymaSter. ut one
thousand dollars each apothrcary. seven
hundred aud fifty dollars commissary, two
hundred aud eighty-eight dollars messenger
| To superintendent, six hundred dollars cook
| three hundred and twenty five dollars and
fifty cents armOrer, five hundred and TWEEN
| lynne dollars and fifty cents ; quarter gun
| ner. Tour hundred and nine dollars and lifly
cents guuners mate, four hundred and six
ty-nine dollars aud fifty cents cockswain,
four hundred and siXty-nine dollars and fifty
cents three seamen. In departments of sea-
manship, ut three hundred and forty-nine
dollars and fifty cents each hand master,
| hye hundred and twenty-eight dollars eigh-
| teen first-cass musicians, at three hundred
| and fOrty-eight dollars EACH seven see
ond class musicians mt three hundred
dollars each two drummers and one lifer,
| (first class at three hundred and forty eight
dollars each in all fifty-eight thousand five
| hundred and seventy-six dollars.
For pay of watchmen and others. thirty
thousand six hundred and fifty-nine dollars
and fifty cents.
For pay of mechanics and others. seven
teen thousand four hundred and sixty-two
dollars and seventy-five cents.
| For pay of employees in the department of
Steam Enginery for machinsts, boiler max
ers, and others, eight thousand seven hun
dred and sixty dollars,
For repairs and improvements of public
buildings, and Tor repairing the wall nclosing
the grounds of the academy, fourteen thou
| sand dollars.
For contingent expenges. sixty-four thou
sand dollars Provided, That graduates of
the Naval Academy shall take rank accord
| ing to their proficiency ms shown by their
order of merit at date of graduation.
| MARINE CORPS.
For pay and subsistence Of officers of the
marine corps, and for pay of nsn-commis-
| stoned officers, musicians, prlvateS, and 9TH
crs OF the corps, six hundred and seventy
eight thousand one hundred and forty five
| dollars.
For provisions, one hundred and twenty
six thousand five hundred and one dollars
and seventy cents.
For clothing, one hundred and twenty nine
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
For fuel. thirty thousand eight hundred
| aud tiity-siN dollars.
For military stores namely For pay of
| mechanics, repair of arms, purchase of nc.
| coutrements, ordnance stores, flags. drums,
flies, and other instruments, ten thousand
| dollars.
For transportation of officers. and their
servants, and troops, and for expenses of RE-
| cruiting twelve thousand dollars.
| For repairs OF barracks, and rent of offices,
| where there are no public buildings, ten
| thousand dollars
For forage for horses belonging to field
and staff officers, six thousand dollars.
For hire ofquarters for officers where there
are no public quarters, sixteen thousand five
| hundred dollars
For contingencies, namely Freight fer
| rage toll carriage wharfage purchase
and repair of boats labor burial of deceas-
eel marines printing, stationery, telegraph
ing apprehension of deserters; oil, candles,
gas repairs Of gas and water fixtures wa-
ter-rent, forage barrack furniture furniture
for officers quarters bed-sacks, wrapping
paper, oil-cloth, crash, rope, twine spades.
shovels, axes, picks, carpenters tools re-
pairs TO fire-engInes purchase and repair OF
engne-hose purchase of lumber for benches,
mess-tables, hunks repairs to public carry
all purchase aud repair of harness pur-
chase and repair of hand-carts and wheel
barrows scavengering Purchase and re-
pair OF galleys, cooking-stoves, ranges, stoves
where there are no CRATES gravel for pa
backgrounds repair OF pumps brushes,
broOms. buckets, paving, and for other pur-
poses, twenty-five thousand dollars Provid-
ed, That no money appropriated by this act
shall be expended on account OF naval
engines contracted for during the war.
SEC. 2. That the Secretary of the Navy be-
and Is hereby, authorized and directed to
sell, Mt public sale, such vessels and materials
of the United States navy rs In his judgment
cannot be advanttgeousy used, repaired OF
fitted out Provided That before any such
sale shall be made, public notice shall be
given by advertisement in some leading
newspaper or newspapers in at least four oI