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RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
Contingencies
III SCELL4. NEOUS.
of life stations on the coast of Long Island and New Jersey,
To S. C. Dunham, superintendent of life stations
O. S. Denton, superintendent of life stations
From which deduct the following repayment:
By S, C. Dunham.
11 25
309 91
321 16
11 25
$309 91
Rebuilding on a proper site the light-house destroyed by
at Pungoteague, Virginia.
ice during the last uinter
To J. S. Parker, superintendent.
$24 24
ItebuiMing the light-house at Cape Canaveral, and fitting it up ivith first order
catadioptric illuminating apparatus.
To W, F. Smith, topographical engineers $23, 000 00
Repairing the works and piers in order to preserve and secure the light-house
at Chicago, Illinois.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $3, 500 00
To enable the Light-house Board, under direction of the Secretary of the Treasury,
to experiment with Dabotl'0 and other signals, and to purchase the signal
erected by Dabolt, and now in operation at New London, Connecticut.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $1, 500 00
Establishment and alteration of the beacon-light on long wharf, New IIaven,
Connecticut.
'To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $2, 000 00
Beacon-light on one of the Sisters' islands in the St. Lawrence river, below
Alexandria bay.
To J. J. Cisco, assistant treasurer, New York . . . . $2, 000 00
For the erection of a stone beacon on iVilt reef, iVew York.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $3, 500 00
RebuiMing the tu o light-house towers at Navesink, New Jersey.
To W F. Smith, topographical engineers . . . . . $10, 000 00