THIR'l`Y·—NlN'1`H CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 28. 1866. 17 For beacon lights at the mouth of Fox river, Wisconsin, six thousand Lighthousesdollars. For a beacon light on the landing at Santa Barbara, California, six thousand seven hundred dollars. To enable the Light-House Board to re-establish lights and other aids to navigation discontinued by the enemy on the southern coast, one hundred thousand dollars. To enable the Light-House Board to experiment with new illuminating apparatus and fog signals, three thousand tour hundred dollars. For a new light-house at the mouth of North river, Albemarle sound, North Carolina, fifteen thousand dollars. For repairs and renovations at Tybee light-house, Georgia, twenty thousand dollars. For rebuilding lightrhouse at Presque Isle, Pennsylvania, (Lake Erie,) upon the most eligible site under the control of the Light-House Board, twenty-five thousand dollars. For repairs and renovations at Mamaguda light-station, Detroit river, seven thousand five hundred dollars. For repairs and renovations at Kenosha light-station, Wisconsin, four thousand dollars. For repairs and preservation of public buildings, especially southern Ram;,-S and buildinrrs, fifty thousand dollars. presq¤·¤¤p¤_¤f For Gfurniture, carpets, and miscellaneous items for the same, fifteen public buildings' thousand dollars. For continuation of the north wing of the Treasury extension, two hun- t Treasury exdred thousand dollars. °“‘°“· For completion of the Dubuque, Iowa, custom-house, post-office, and &C¤S*°m-h°¤5¤» United States court-room, fifteen thousand dollars. lOl;;,? D°b°q°° For completion of alterations of the Cincinnati custom-house, twenty-two Cincinnati. thousand dollars. For completion of alterations of the Philadelphia custom·house, thirty Philadelphia. thousand dollars. For payment of claims due for the constructing and furnishing the Baltimore court house, one hundred and nine thousand dollars. For payment of claims due for the repair of Government warehouses and construction of wharves, Staten Island, New York, twenty-nine thousand dollars. For burglar proof safes, or vaults, twenty thousand dollars. For heating of old Treasury building, ten thousand dollars. For office furniture and repairs offurniture and miscellaneous expenses for Treasury bureaus, Washington, twenty thousand dollars. Public Bidldings and Gr0uzzcls.——For error in compensation of em- public bum. ployees in the Interior Department, to wit: one messenger, at one thou- i¤g¤ Md g1‘<>¤¤d¤ pand gloilars, and two assistants, at eight hundred and forty dollars each, orty dollars. _ For compensation of two night watchmen at the President’s House, at six hundreildollars, each, per annum, one thousand two hundred dollars. For additional compensation of twenty per centum to two night watchmen, at six hundred dollars each, two hundred and forty dollars. _ For deficiency due the Navy Department, for use of pile-driver, men, Bridges and oil, and engine, while repairing navy yard l)1‘ldg8, two thousand nine hun- ¤tr¢¤¤=- dred and fifty-nine dollars and sixty-six cents. For deficiency in consequence of relaying and repaving all the crossings of the streets intersecting Pennsylvania avenue, on the north side, from the Capitol to the Treasury Department, ten thousand dollars. For deficiency in repairing the conservatory at the President’s House, Presidentfs seven thousand five hundred dollars. house and con- To enable the Commissioner of Public Buildings to properly refurnish Smiatoi-y' and repair the Presidents House, in conformity with his estimate, forty. VOL. XIV. 2
