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 298 T HIRTIETH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 166. 1848. Lighthouses, teen hundred and forty-nine, the said disbursement shall be made by
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mj ’ “For completing the lighthouse on Mmot’s Rock, Boston Harbor, B¤¤i¤¤ Hafbm'- Massachusetts, ten thousand dollars. Black Rock, For completing the sea-wall for the protection of the lighthouse on C°““°°“°“‘· Fairweather Island, near Black Rock, Connecticut, five thousand dollars. M¤¤r¤e,Mich. For completing the construction of a lighthouse at Monroe, Michi. gan, three thousand five hundred and twenty-two dollars. W¤¤z¤¤b¤¤c•¤- For- completing the construction of a lighthouse at Wangoshauce, Michigan, thirty-eight thousand three hundred and sixty-five dollars and forty-two cents. Carysfortrtaet, For completing the construction of a lighthouse at Carysfort Reef, Fl°"d“· Florida, twenty-nine thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars and seventy-four cents. _ SMG K¤J’»Fl<>· For completing the construction of a lighthouse on Sand Key, "da` Florida, thirty-nine thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars and seventyifour cents; said sum of thirty-nine thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars and seventy-four cents, and the sum of twenty thousand dollars appropriated by the act of third March, eighteen hundred and forty-seven, for a screw-pile lighthouse on said Key, are hereby author- 1847. ch. 52. ized to be applied, under the superintendence of the Topographical Bureau, to the erection of a cheap and durable structure adapted to the locality, any thing in said act to the contrary notwithstanding. B¤f¢l¢\*’SR<=¢€ For a light-boat to be stationed on Bartlett’s Reef, Long Island Sound, twelve thousand dollars. CNW t_ Il¤‘·’¢¤, For the erection of a beacon light on the south-west ledge in the har- °”“°° I"' bor of New Haven, Connecticut, (in addition to the one thousand dol- 1947. cri. 52. lars heretofore appropriated,) five thousand dollars, or for the removal of said ledge, as the Secretary of the Treasury may deem best. Construction For the construction and equipment of six revenue cutters, the sum $1 of ninety thousand dollars; the said sum to be expended under the [ers, direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, for the construction and equipment of the said revenue cutters; and it shall he the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury, before commencing the construction of any revenue cutter, to give public notice, for at least thirty days, in two or more public newspapers published at the city of Washington, and in such other papers published at maritime places, where ship-building is carried on, as he may deem expedient; inviting proposals for materials for, and building, said revenue cutters, to be constructed under the superintendence and direction of an officer of the revenue service; and after opening the proposals, it hall be the duty of said Secretary to enter into a contract with the lowest responsible bidder or bidders therefor. ‘*$¤**€Y¤· Surveys of Public Lands. — For surveying, in addition to the unex- _ pended balance of former appropriations, viz. : _"*;;g;"lp‘:‘5:l; For surveying the public lands, including incidental expenses, to be inggmdgnmiex- apportioned to the several districts according to the exigencies of the PBI50S, viz-: public service— the part to be applied to the surveys of the mineral regions of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa, and to the location of private claims in Florida, to be disbursed at augmented rates-—one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. Fl°’l‘l’· Fo? Surveying in Florida, under act of June twenty-eighth, clglliétm 1848. ch. 83. hundred and forty-eight, directing certain surveys in the State of Florida, fifteen thousand dollars. Amo P_ 242 Fo! carrying lI1iO Blfect the act, of Hrs!. July, eighteen lllllldfcil and ’forty-eight, for the relief of the bona fide settlers under the acts forthe armed occupation and settlement of a part of the Territorv of Florida, one thousand five hundred dollars.