New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-12

REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY
auction sales, telegraphing, stationery, ap-
prehension Of deserters, assistance to YES
sells in distress and good conduct badges
for enlisted men, seventy five thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For general maintenance of yards and
docks. namely: For general expenses of
the Bureau Of Yards and Docks: Freight
and Transportation of materials and stores,
printing, stationery and advertising, includ-
ing the COMMANDMENTS Office; books, mod
els, maps and drawings; purchase and re-
pair of fire engines; machinery aad patent
rights to use the same; repairs on steam
engines and attendance on the same; pur-
chase and maintenance of oxen and horses
and driving teams, carts and timber wheels
for use in the navy yards, and tools
aad repairs of same; postage and kilograms;
furniture for government houses and
offices in the navy-yards; coal and other
fuel: candles, oil and gas; cleaning and
clearing up yards and care of buildings;
attendance on fires; lights; fine engines and
apparatus: incidental labor at navy yards;
water tax, and for toll and ferriages; pay
of the watchmen in the navy yards; and
for flags, awnings and packing boxes, and
for contingent expenses OF yards and docks
mot exceeding forty thousand dOllars),
eight hundred thousand dollars.
At the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania: For superintendent. SIX hundred
dollars; steward, four hundred and eighty
dollars; matron, three hundred and sixty
dollars; cook, two hundred and forty dol
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eight dollars; chief laundress, one hundred
and ninety-two dollars; three laundresses,
at one hundred and sixty-eight dollars
each, eight scrubbers and walters, at one
hundred and sixty-eight dollars each; Elk
laborers, at two hundred and forty dollars
each; stable keeper and driver, three hun
dred and sixty dollars; master-at-arms, four
hundred and eighty dollars; corporal, three
hundred dollars; barber, three hundred
and sixty dollars; carpenter, eight hundred
and 1orty-tive dollars; furnaces, CRATES and
ranges. six hundred dollars; repairs of all
kinds, five Thousand dollars; and for support
of benefciaries, forty Thousand dollars; in
all, fifty.three thousand two hundred and
SEVENTY. three dollars; which sum shall be
paid out of the income from the naval pen
sion fund.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For support of the medical department
for surgeons necessaries for vessels in com
mission, navy yards, naval stations. Marine
Corps, and Coast Survey, thirty thousand
dollars.
For necessary repairs of naval labora-
tory, hospitals, and appendages, including
roads, wharves, OuthOuses, steam heating
apparatus, sidewalks, fences, gardens, and
farms, five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau,
freight on medical stores, transportation OF
insane patients to the government hospital,
advertising, telegraphing, purchase OF
books, expenses attending the naval medi.
cal board of examiners, purchase and re-
pair of wagons, harness, purchase and feed
of horses, cows, trees, garden tools, and
seeds, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Bureau OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
For provisions for the officers, seamen
and marines, one million three hundred
Thousand dollars.
For purchase of water for ships, thirty
five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses: For freight and
transportation to foreign and home sta
tions; candles, fuel. interior alterations and
fixtures in inspection buildings; tools, and
repairing same at eight inspections; special
watchmen in eight Inspections; books and
blanks. stationery, kilograms, postage and
express charges; tolls, ferriages and car
tickets, ice and incidental laber not charg.
able to other appropriations, fifty thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
For preservation of vessels on the stoc.-e
and in ordinary, purchase of material and
stores Of all kinds; labor in navy yards
and on foreign stations: preservation OF
materials; purchase Of tools; wear. tear and
repair of vessels afloat, and for general care
and protection of the navy in the line OF
construction and repair; incidental eX
penses, namely, advertising and foreign
hostages, three million three hundred thous
For protection of Der lands, five thous
and dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of boilers
and machinery on naval vessels; and fol
fitting, repair, and preservation of yard
machinery and tools; and for labor in navy
yards and stations not before included; and
for incidental expenses; and for purchase
and preservation of oils coal. iron, and al
materials and stores; and for completing
and erecting on board vessels compound Ell
gnes with boilers, one million eight hun
dred thousand dollars,
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors and others: for one
professor of drawing, (head of department,
two thousand five hundred dollars; fou
professors, namely, one of mathematics
assistant one of chemistry, one of Englisl
studies, history, and law, and one of French
at two thousand two hundred dollars each
twelve assistant professors, namely, four o
French, one of Spanish, three of Epglisl
studies, history, and law, one of math
ematics, one of astronomy, and two o
drawing, at one thousand eight hundred
dollars each; sword master, at one THOUSAND
five hundred dollars. and two assistants, a
one thousand dollars each; boxing -maste
| and gymnast, at one thousand two hundre'
| dollars; and assistant librarian, at on
| thousand four hundred dollars; three clerk
| to superintendent, at one thousand two
eight hundred dollars, respectively; on
clerk to cemmandant of midshipmen, on
thousand dollars; one clerk to paymastel
one thousand dollars; one apothecary
seven hundred and fifty dollars; one com
missary, two hur bred and eighty-eigh
| dollars; one cook, three hundred an
twenty-five dollars and fifty cents; on
messenger to superintendent, six hundre'
dollars; one armorer, five hundred an
twenty-nine dollars and sfifty cents; on
gunner's mate, four hundred and sixty-nin
dollars and fifty cents. and one quarter
gunner, four hundred and nine dollars an
fifty cents; one cockswain, four hundre
and sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents: thre
seamen in the department OF seamanshil
at three hundred and forty nine dollar
and fifty cents each; one band mastel
five hundred and twentyeight dollars
eighteen first class musicians, at three hun
bred and forty-eight dollars each; seve
second class musicians, at three hundre
dollars each; two drummers and one fife
first class, at three hundred and fort,
eight dollars each; in all. tifty-eight thor