j Mis. Doc.

\ m, 22. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE COICIRESSIOIAL PRIITER,,

SHOWING

Tlie condition of tJie public printing^ binding^ &c.

January 6, 187o.—Ordered to lie ou the table and be printed.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, Jmmary 4, 1875. Sir: I have the booor to transmit to Congress, through you, the

twenty-second annoai report of this Office. It ha^ been delayed a few

weeks beyond the asual time, under a necessity created by the severe and {)rotracted illness of the financial clerk of the Office.

I am, sir, with respect, your obedient servant,

A, M. CLAPP,

Congressional Printer.

Hon. Henry Wilson,

Fre-sident of the Senate.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington.1 January 4, 1875. To the Senate and Rouse of Representatives : Li obedience to the laws regulating the public printing, I have the

honor to rex>ort to you ^' the exact condition, and the amount and cost of the public printing, binding, lithographing, and engraving; the

amount and cost of all papers purchased for the same ; a detailed state- ment of proposals made and contracts entered into for the purchase oi paper and other materials 5 all pajanents made during the preceding

year, under my direction ; the amount of work ordered and done, with

a general classification thereof for each Department ; the number ot hands employed in said establishment, and the time each has been era ployed ; and such further information, touching all matters couiiccted with

said priiiting-ofSce, as may be in my possesfsioii/'

The tabular statements accompanying this report are for tlH'- Tear ending September 30, 1874, and presented in the following order

No. 1. .Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of eitlicr House

of ('ongrrss. the ap])roxiniate cost (jf printing' and bindiag ihpm, and the niau-

" ' which they wevf> distributed.
2 EEPORT F THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2. Showing the cost of the priuting and binding ordered by the executive and judicial departments of the Government.

3. Showing the disbursements on account of the public printing.

4. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing.

5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding.

6. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies in jac simile of maps, plats, diagrams, &c., for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States.

7. Showing the number of hands employed, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each, for the year ending September 30, 1874.

8. Showing the expenditures on account of the daily edition of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Forty-third Congress.

9. Showing the expenditures on account of the bound edition of the Congressional

Record for the first session of tbe Forty-third Congress.

10. Showing the expenditures on account of the bound edition of the Congressional Record for the special session of the Senate.

11. Statement showing the expenditures on account of material for the Congressional Record.

12. Comparative statement showing the difference in the expense of the Congressional Record, charged at estimate of the Congressional Printer, and the actual

cost. The actual cost of the printing, binding, engraving, litliographing, &c.,

for the Government of the United States, as execnted at the Government Prin ting- Office, is shown in the following summary of the detailed

statements hereinafter presented:

For the public printing. $791,941 35 For paper for the public printing 381,426 07 For the public binding 549,078 20 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 19,899 87 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 1, 209 97 For salaries, &c., in the Office of the Congressional Printer 14, 214 00 The following table is an exhibit of the disbursements of this Office

daring the years 1863, '64, '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, "70, '71, '72, '73, '74, ending September 30, each year :

Tear.

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1863 1 $13,210 97 1864 I 14,148 87 1865 ' 14,869 54 1866 1 13,545 10 1867

1 13, 769 43 1868 13,941 98 1869 16,596 20

1870 14, 188 44

1871 12,514 00 ISm 12,514 00

1873

1 12, 864 00 1874 1 14,214 00

1285,

328,

439,

400,

452,

454,

559, 632,

615,

705, 741,

791,

660 80 249 34

856 14 541 00 998 22 502 56 218 56 690 82

021 41 596 21 673 62

941 35

.$830, 713, 1,285,

896, 635,

385,

399, 418,

483,

498, 536,

381,

802 06

481 16 959 51 929 71 106 09

440 97 798 51 974 21 108 50

989 25 968 21 426 07

2 ®

$64, 126 38 75,391 79

96, 907 04 112,272 05 108,624 75 105,356 77

145, 370 51

64, 929 21

16, 270 67

42, 257 90

12, 960 30

19, 899 87

$223,

302, 387,

445, 38o,

346, 385,

477,

508,

541,

604, 549,

945 80 947 19 228 09

009 57

203 98 723 82 219 41 603 74 442 53 663 16 249 05

078 20

S

03 P M

$9, 415 85

2, 279 00

1,081 92

2, 515 92

3, 102 75

1, 037 50

1, 473 50

1, 421 70

1,331 75

2, 821 00

1, 209 97
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The amount realized duriog the year from the sale of paper-shavings,

imperfections, documents, Congressional Eecords, &c., is $43,319,99,

which has been deposited in the Treasury of the United States, in accord- ance with the law.

DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.

Under the advice and recommendation of the Joint Committee on

Printing, the usual number of documents under the order of Congress

was, during the first session of the Forty-third Congress, advanced from

1,625 for the Senate, and 1,050 for the House, to 1,900 for each. The

number of bills and resolutions was also advanced, under the same

advice, from 825 to 925, lor both House and Senate, which have been

distributed in accordance with the following schedule:

Where delivered.

Document-room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Seigeaut-at-Arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate Folding-room of the Senate

State Department

Secretary of the Treasury

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

Ordnance-Office

CoDjrressional Printer

File-copies Reserved for binding

Total number printed

411

20 243

6 19025

1

11410 988

396

149

120

6 25

25

1

114

10 117

440

20 240

15 170

10

105

1

410

5

en

435

308

134

925 The reserved documents are bound in volumes of appropriate size (in

sheep and calf) and are distributed as follows :

Where delivered. Senate docu- ments. House docu- ments.

Senate document-room 112 313

43

40 42052

7

112

411 House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State 40

470

52

302

Department of the Interior Librarv of Congress

Library of the House of Representatives Library of the Court of Claims

Congressional Printer 1 Total reserve 988 1, 117
4 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

By virtue of the fourtb section of the act of July 27, 186G, the Joint

Committee on Printing has the exclusive control of the matter of con- tracting for paper for tlie public printing, and of "fixing a standard

of i)aper for the different descriptions of congressioiud and executive

printing.'' Under the direction of the committee, contracts \Yere entered

into for supplying any required quantities of the various kinds for the

year ending on the 31st December, 1874, with the following persons:

Class I— Uu calendered pyivfmg-paper, 24x38, pounds per ream of 500 .s/H>f/.s ; John A. Sb(il>er, Lancaster, Pa., 25,000 reams, at 11.37 cents per ponnd.

Geoi t;e Hill, ji ., Washington, D. C, 5,000 reams, at 11.50 cents per pound.

Class 2. — Caloidired priviivfi-pupir, o/GOO slieeis per ream. Charles Magargc, PhiJa(hi]i)hia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 13.98 cents per ponnd.

Charles Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 14.02 cents per poniid. Charles Magargc, Phi]afleli)hia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 14.06 cents per ponud.

Charles jNjagai ge, Philadelphia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 14.36 cents per pound.

Charles M;!.!:arge. Philadelphia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 14.45 cents per ponnd.

Jessup ct Jlooie, Philadelph.ia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 14.47 cents per pound.

Jcssnp cSc I\Io(ire. Philadelphia, Pa,, 200 reams, 44 ponmls, at 1447 cents per poundCharles Jviagarge, Philadeljdiia, Pa., 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 13.94 cents per pound.

Jessup & jM<iore, Philadelphia, Pa., 250 rean)s, 60 pounds, at 14.47 cents pei" pound.

Class '?>.— Sl:(d and caJcudn cd jiriul'mg-papers, of 500 sheeis per ream. Charles Magaigc. Philadeli)hia, Pa., 2,000 reams, 45 pounds, 14.22 cents per pouad.

Charles Magargc, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, 14.42 cents per pound.

Jessup &, Mdoie. Philadelphia, Pa., 3,000 reams, 42 pounds, 14.47 cents per pound.

Class 4'.Map-ixi^er:

Wheclwriglit. Mndge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 2,500 reams, 17 cents per pound.

Class 5. — Writ'nKj-paptrs, (to be of any required weight:)

Wheelwrig! r. Mndgc & Co., Baltimore, Md., 2,500 reams quarto-post, 17 cents per ponnd.

Wheelwiighf , Mndge tfe Co., Baltimore, Md., "2,500 reams quarto-post, 17.50 cents per ponnd. Wheelv. l ight, Mndgc Co., Baltimore, Md., 2,000 reams tiat-cap, 17 cents per pound.

Wheehviight, iNIndgc Co., Baltimore, Md., 2,000 reams flat-cap, 17.50 cents per

])unHd. Wheelwright. Mndge A Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,750 reams double-cap, 17 cents pel pound.

Wheelwright, Mndge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,750 reams double-cap, 17.50 cents per pound.

Wheelvrriglit, Mndge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,250 reams demy, 17 cents per pound.

Wlieehvriglit, Mndge ifc Co.. Baltimore, Md., 1,250 reams demy, 17,50 cents per ponnd.

Wheelwright, Mndge &. Co., Baltimore, Md,, 1,500 reams double-demy, 17 cents ])er pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,500 reams double-demy, 17.50 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, kludge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,250 reams folio-post, 17 cents per pound.

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Wheebvright, Mucl2je & Co., Baltimore, Md., l,2o ) reams folio-post, 17.50 cents per pound.

Wiieelwrighr, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md,, 875 reams double folio-yjost, 17 cents

X)er pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge &, Co., Baltimore, Md., 875 reams double folio-post, 17.50 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge *fc Co., Baltimore, Md., 750 reams medium. 17 cents per pound.

Wheelwright. Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 750 reams raelium, 17.50 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimoreo, Md., 600 reams royal, IS cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 600 reams royal, 17.50 cents per pound.

Woolworth So Graham, New York, 375 reams super-roy.J, 1S.02 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 375 reams super-royal, 18.50 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co.. Baltimore. Md., 20'0 reams imperial, 17.50 cents per pouud.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltiuiore. Md., 200 reams imperial, 18 cents per x>ound. Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 500 reams cover-paper, 16.70, cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mu<lge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 2.000 reazns auy requir-^d sizf, 17.25 cents per pound.

Woolworth it Graham, New York, 400 reams Manila, 8.56 ceuts per pcHiud.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co,, Baltimore, Md., 13,000 sheets imitation parchment, 3 ceuts per sheet. Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 20,000 sheets im.itation parchment, .25 cents per sheet. Class 6.

Colored icriting-juqjers. (To be of any required weight:)

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 350 reams cap, blue, 17.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 200 reams cap, laid, 19.20 ceuts per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams folio-post, blue, 17,64 cents per pound,

Se\-mour Paper Company, New York, 700 reams double-cap, blue, 17.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 3,000 reams folio, blue, 17.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 200 reams demy, blue, 17.46 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 100 reams medium, blue, 17.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 200 reams double-cap, blue, 17.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams quarto-post, blue, 17.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 100 reams gold imperial paper, 18.64 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 400 reams double-cap, buff, 18,64 ceuts per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 250 reams double-cap, yellow, 18.64 ceuts per

l)0und. Class 7.

Paper for Post-Office Wanls, (eugine-sized :) Wheelwright, Mudge <fe Co., Baltimore, Md., 400 reams, 42 pounds, 12.29 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 400 reams, 42 pounds, 12.49 ceuts per

pound.

Wheel wright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 2,50 reams, 46 pounds, 12.29 cents per

pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge &. Co., Baltimore, Md., 250 reams, 46 pounds, 12.49 cents per

l)Ound. Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 375 reams, -52 pounds, 12,29 cents per

pound.
6 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 375 reams, 52 pounds, 12.49 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 2Q0 reams, 30 pounds, 12.29 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 200 reams, 30 pounds, 12.49 cents per pound.

Class 8.

Sized and calendered tinted printing-papers, of 500 sheets per ream.

Charles Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 500 reams, 40 pounds, 14.98 cents per pound.

Charles Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 300 reams, 55 pounds, 15.06 cents per pound.

Charles Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 500 reams, 70 pounds, 14.96 cents per pound.

Charles Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, 14.94 cents per pound.

tStatenieiit IsTo. 4 appeoded to this report exhibits the exact qaaiitity

of each kind of paper purchased during the year ending on the 30th day

of September, 1874, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount

expended was $381,426.07.

There remained on hand at the end. of the year papers of various

kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to $127,918.78.

LITHOaRAPHTNa AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $19,899,875

as will appear by reference to Statement No. 6. MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The amount expended for this class of work during the past year was

$1,209.97.

THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended during the year ending September 30, 1874, on account of the public binding was $549,078.20, the details of which

will be found in Statement No. 5. The value of materials on hand at the

end of the year was $108,916.12.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

There were printed for the Senate 1,847 bills and joint resolutions, 58

executive documents, 130 miscellaneous documents, and 478 reports of

committees. For the House there were printed 3,871 bills and joint

resolutions, 290 executive documents, 301 miscellaneous documents, and

843 reports of committees.

The orders made by the first session of the Forty-third Congress for public documents, exclusive of the usual number, are as follows:

SENATE. Report of the Librarian of Congress i 500 Report of the Supervising Surgeon Marine Hospitals 500 Major Elliott's Light-house Report 1, 000 Senate Report No. 242, postal telegraph 500 Report on election of the President, Senate Report 395 5, 000 Sumner eulogies 50 Report of Committee on Public Printing 100 House bill 792 1, 500
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 7

HOUSE.

Report of Committee on Railroads and Canals, House report 28 5, 000 Report of Commissioners of Claims 1 , 000 House bill No. 1572 3, 000

Legislative and executive appropriation bill „ 700 Forestry report, House report 259 5, 000 War Claims, House report No. 262 300 House Miscellaneous Document No. 263 2, 000 House bill No. 2978 1, 000 Revision of the Laws of the United States, engrossed cop3', 3 volumes 50

Rieport of Postmaster-General on compensation to railroads 1, 000 House billNo. 792-. 1 000

•JOINT RESOLUTION.

Eulogies on death of Charles Sumner , . .... .... ...... .... 8, 000 Immigration Report 3, 000 Memorial Services of Professor Morse 5, 000 Congressional Record 10, 350 Customs-Tarilf Legislation

.

1, 000 Transportation Report, (2 volumes) 6,000

Report of the Supervising Surgeons Marine-Hospitals 1, 000 Education Report 5, 000 Report of United States Commissioners to Vienna Exposition 7, 000 Coast Survey, 1873 3, 000 Report of Chief Signal-OfScer of the Army, 1873 2, 000

Professor Hayden's Cretaceous Flora of the West 2, 500 Revised Statutes, (2 volumes) 5, 000 Laws of the First Session Forty-third Congress 16, 132

Biennial Register 1,550

LIST OF CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS NOT YET COMPLETED.

Thirty-ninth Congress, second session : Colonial Charters and State Constitutions.

Fortieth Congress, third session : •* Medical and Surgical History of the War, (quarto.) Parts 1 of Vols. I and II have been printed, making, respectively, 1,134 and 824 pages.

Part 2, Vol. I, 34 siguatures (272 pages) have been printed ; no copy on hand ; none furnished for several months. Part 2, Vol. II, 63 signa- tures (504 pages) have been printed, and 24 pages in type ; copy fur- nished from time to time sufficient for one compositor.

Medical Statistics of Provost-Marshal-General's Office, (quarto, ster- eotyped,) 767 pages of nonpareil and 80 pages of pica in type j copy fur- nished from time to time sufficient for one compositor.

Forty-second Congress, third session : S. Mis. Doc. 74, Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries ; 684

pages printed. Will be finished early in the session.

H. Ex. Doc. 240, Coast Survey Report for 1872 ; copy received September 14, 1874.
8 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Fortij-tkird Congress, first session:

H. Ex. Doc. 133, Coast Survey Eeport for 1873: coj^y uot ready.

H. Ex. Doc. 285, Recoiinaissauce of Northern Wyoming- : printed;

^vaiting• for maps.

H. Ex. Doc. 289, Report of Statistical Congress; copy not ready.

H. Mis. Doc. 300, Powell's Eeport on the Colorado of tbe West.

S. Ex. Doc. 57, Report of Survey for Nicaragua Ship-Canal; printing

linished ; waiting for maps.

S. Mis. Doc. 129, Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries ; copy

not received.

Report of United States Commissioners to Vienna Exposition ; copy

not received.

Morse Memorial Services; copy not received.

Revised Statutes, in two volumes; first volume, of 960 pages, printed

and waiting for index ; will be finished early in the session. Copy for re - Djaining volume uot received.

i PUBLISHING THE PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF CONGRESS.

The printing of the proceedings and debates at this Office liaving beei^ made a subject of discussion and legislation during tbe first session of

the Forty- third Congress, I would most respectfully present a brief his- tory of that question as it appears from the record:

On the second day of April, 1872, the following law of Congress was

approved

Section 1. Be it enacted hi/ tlic Senate and House of Bqyrescniaftrcc- of the Ua'frd Sfates of America in Congress assembled, That the Congressional Printer is heii'liv UirectiMl to enter into a contract on behalf of the General Government Vk'ith Franklin Eivcs, Jef- ferson Eives, and George A. Bailey, for the reporting and printing of tbe deliates of Congress for tlie terra of two years, on and from tbefonitli day of March, cigliteen hundred and seventy-one, in accordance with a proposed form of contract from tlie said Eives & Bailey submitted to and approved by the Joint Committee on Public Printing on the part of the Senate. Sec. 2. That for the purpose aforesaid there be appropriated and paid, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of four hundred thousand

dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, the accounts having been approved , as in previous years, by the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House, or

their representatives. Sec. 3. That no person shall be employed as a reporter for tbe House witliout the approval of the Speaker of the House : Provided, That it sli;ill be tbe duty of the Joint Committee on Public Printing to x)ublisb an advertisement once a week for four weeks,

in one paper in each of the cities of Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Saint Louis, and San Francisco, inviting proposals in detail for reporting and for printing, together and separ;-!t;'ly, the debates of the Fortj - third, the Forty-fourth, and the Forty-fifth Congi-; rher or separately, and t'> report all proposals which may be received before . : i;;r-il day to Congress, at the earliest practicable date, with estimates, hereby <iire;-te 1 to be made by the Congressional Printer, of the cost of reporting the debates, and of printing them at the
EEPOKT OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PRINTER. 9

Government Printing Office, accompanied by the recommendations of the Joint Committee on Public Printing on all proposals and estimates so snbmitted ; aivJ that the

bills for sach advertising be paid in eqnal parts from the contingent fnnds of the Senate and of the House of Representatives : A)id provided farther, That no debates shall be reported or pnblished at public expense, after the close of the present Congress, except upon written contracts entered into therefor under the authority of Congress. •lu conformity ^-itli this law, tlie Joint Committee on Printing for the

Forty-secoRd Congress issued advertisements inviting proposals, under

a detailed schedule, for publishing the proceedings and debates of tlie Forty-third, Forty-fourth, and Forty-fifth Congresses. Others bid for this work ; aud, as Congressional Printer, I responded to the wish of

the committee, by submitting the following estimates, in accordance

with its published schedule, for the perforuiauce of the service at the

Government Priuting-OfQce

1. To ijublish ia a daily folio sheet, which shall contain no political matter, and

which shall be issued in time to be sent, and shall be sent, by the earliest mails sent from Washington City post-office on the morning of its publication, the proceedings

aud debates of the preceding day, in solid brevier type, (printed extracts to be set in uonpareil.) when they shall not exceed forty columns, and when they exceed forty

columns until the contractor, (the Congressional Printer.) using all due diligence, shall tind its j)ubli-cation practicable, at 81.50 for each aud every thousand ems, printer's

iiieasuremeut, which is to include the entire cost of composition, x^i^oof-i'^^'^fliiig') correction, and making up, of every size of type used, and without any extra charges, whether for tabular work, corrections, alterations, additions iu proofs, waiting for copy, messengers, or for any other work or service connected with thex^utting in type

correcting, and preparing fur the press the said daily sheet.

2. To print five hu-ulred copies of the said daily sheet of four pages, and to furnish

pai)er for the same, paper weighing not less than 45 pounds per ream, of as good

a quality as the paper of Class 1, used at the Government Printing-Office, and without any extra charge for mailing, or for any other work or service, at $9.39 for the five hundred copies.

3. To print such additional copies of the said daily sheet of four pages on the same

quality of paper, and without any extra charge, at 2 cents for each and every co]}y ordered by Congress, without any extra charge for mailing, or for any other work or

service.

4. To transpose the reports of proceedings and debates so printed in the said daily

sheet into quarto form, without any extra charge for any corrections, alterations, or additions which may be necessary, aud to prepare the same for the press at three

cents for each and every o]ie thousand ems, printer's measurement.

5. To print one thousand copies of the said quarto sheet of eight pages, and to fur- nish paper for the same, paper weighing not less than 45 pounds per ream, of as good

quality as the paper of Class 1, used at the Government Printing-Office, and to drypress the same without any extra charge for any other work or service in connection with the same, at $3.18 for the one thousand copies.

6. To print such additional copies of the said quarto sheet of eight pages on the same c[uality of paper, and without any extra charge, at 82 cents for each and every one hundred copies ordered by Congress.

7. To publish the lav^ s passed by Congress in the same manner as the proceedings

and debates, at $1.50 for each and every one thousand ems, printer's measurement,

which is to cover the whole cost of composition, correction, aud making up, without any extra charges whatever.

8. To publish a History of the bills and resolutions," at $2.50 for each and every
10 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

tliousaud ems, printer's measaremeut, which is to include the entire cost of compiling

the same and preparing it for press in quarto form.

9. To publish index of the proceedings and debates, and of the laws, to be inserted once only in the publications for each session of Congress, at $2.50 for each and every thousand ems, printer's measurement, which is to include the entire cost of compiling

the same, putting them in type, and preparing them for the press, in quarto form. On the 3d day of March, 1873, Congress passed the following act:

if * * Provided, That until a contract is made the debates shall be printed by the

Congressional Printer, under the direction of the Joint Committee on Printing on

the part of the Senate. In pursuance of the requirements of this act, the publication of the

proceedings and debates of the executive or special session of the Senate was transferred to this Office, under the schedule of rates furnished by

the committee, and upon which my estimates were based, and this publication was continued here until the close of that session.

The proceedings and debates of the first session of the Forty-third

Congress have also been printed at this Office, under the direction of tlie Joint Committee on Printing on the part of both houses ; the House

committee, which did not exist during the special session of the Senate,

having since been appointed.

At the outset of this printing at the Government Printing-Office, the

committee determined to name the daily publication The Congeessignal Recosd, and establish for it a quarto instead of a folio form,

such as had been used in printing the Globe. This change involved some increase in the expense of the daily; but the great convenience

which a quarto has over a folio form for this purpose was adjudged by

the committee to amply compensate therefor. Indeed, when the Fortythird Congress convened, the quarto form of the daily Eecord met with

so much favor in both houses, that the Committee adopted and continued

it throughout the session.

The proceedings and debates of the late session were exceedingly

voluminous, and it should be borne in mind that the Committee ou

Printing, in its adveitisement of proposals for the performance of this service, named forty columns of the late Globe as the maximum s[)ace to be occupied in each daily issue. The Record of tbe late session

shows that the proceedings and debates of a single day in one instaii*ce

filled eighty-eight pages of its issue, which is equivalent to about one hundred and fifty columns of the Globe. This, however, is an isolated

case, and has been referred to for the purpose of stating tbe fact that

this large amount of matter was placed upon the desks of the Senators

and Eepresentatives at the opening of the session on the following

morning.

Upon one occasion only during the late session did the Record fail to present a full report of the previous day's proceedings, and that fail- ure was caused by a protracted session of the Senate, which continued

until 7 o'clock a. m. In a very few instances the Record failed to reach the early mails. When this did occur, it was occasioned by an
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unusual accumulation of matter, and under the advice of tlie committee

in charge of the work, that it would be best to furnish the desks of

the Senators and Representatives at the opening of each session with a full report of the proceedings of the previous day, even if it should

involve an occasional failure to reach the early mail. This line of policy enabled me to i)resent in the Eecoed uniformly as full and complete a history of each day's [>roceedings as was possible under the cir- cumstances.

The following facts relating to the publication of the proceedings and

debates of the late session in the Eecord, will afford a correct idea of

the extent of the work. It numbers one hundred and sixty-one issues,

with an average of thirty-ninepages each, the minimnm number beingfour,

and the maximum eighty-eight pages. The average number ot columns

of the Globe issued in the daily Record during the session was about

sixty, being fifty per cent, above the largest number named in the ad- vertisement of the committee for proposals for this service. On the 20th of June last, when the first session of the Forty-third

Congress was near its close, the following joint resolution was passed,

and, under the approval ot the President, became law : Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the CongressioDal Printer be, and be is hereby, directed to keej) a separate and exact account in detail of all the expenditures for printing, mailino-, and

binding the Congressional Record, including specific statements of the cost of all machinerj' and material which may have been or shall be used for publication of said Record, commencing with its first publication at the Government Priuting-Office

and that he shall publish the amounts thus yearly expended in his next succeeding annual report, and ench succeeding report, separately from other disbursements of his

OfiSce. I would most respectfully state that it is not possible under the cir- cumstances of the case to comply strictly with all the requirements of

the above resolution. The Eecord printing was precipitated upon this

Of&ce on the 4th of March, 1873, under my estimates for the work, and

without previous notice or preparation. Indeed, no time was given me

to organize a separate and distinct department for the service, or to open and keep separate accounts for the labor and material involved.

I entered upon this new duty at once, and issued a number of the

Eecord on the 5th of March, the day following the transfer, by using

the material, machinery, and labor theu in use here in prosecuting the

public printing and binding. It was not possible, under these circumstances, to " keep a separate and exact account in detail of all the ex- penditures" of that work. Indeed, at that time, I did not deem it necessary to do so, for the reason that, in my judgment, the work

should be charged up in accordance with my estimates relating thereto,

and I so ordered at that time, knowing that the Government would

only, be taxed for its absolute cost for labor and material, and that this, in no event, would exceed those estimates. It is not, therefore, possible for me at this late day to comply strictly with the terms of the
12 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

above resolutiou so far as it relates to printing- of proceedings, &c., done

one year and a half ago, for the special session ot the Senate, and

which was made a subject of report to Congress at its late session.

So far as controlling circumstances will permit, I have complied with

the requirements of the foregoing resokuion relating to the printing of

the proceedings and debates of the first session of the Forty-third Congress. 1 have kept a separate and exact account of all labor, maferial,

4&C., expended on that work for that session, so far as possible, and the

amonut so expended is set forth in tables ]^os. 8, 9,l(),and 11 of this report.

There was expended foi- type, cases, stands, imposing stones, galleys,

composing-sticks, &c.,for making the Record ready for press, the sum of

$15,733.56. The cost of labor, paper, gas, &c., used for this work, is set forth explicitly, so far as it is possible to disentangle it froui a large establishment, aggregating from comparatively small items an annual business of nearly two millions of dollars, with its machinery, labor, &c., intermixed, through the system of economy adoi)ted m

its operation for the sole benefit of the Government.

The books and accounts of this Office relating to the Record are now

so well arranged and systematized that hereafter there will be no diffi- culty in furnishing upon short notice the cost of material and labor used

upon it for any day of its publication.

It is not practicable to present in this report specific statements of

the cost of all machinery which may have been or shall be used for publication of said Eecord, commencing with the first publication at the Government Printing Office,"' and for the reason that no machiuery

has been purchased for this specific work since it became the inheritance

of this Office, and that which has been called into use for this service

had been purchased and used for the general printing and binding for the Government years before the transfer of the printing of the pro- ceedings and debates of Congress was made to this Office. The powerful engine which propels the machinery of the entire establishment

works only a few hours each day in printing the Daily Record, and

that chiefly out of the regular working-time of the Office. It also pro- pels the presses on which the bound edition of the Record is printed,

these being used for that special purpose only a few weeks, and then

only in part. It is difficulty therefore, to state the cost of that machine

so far as its value applies to that item in the geiieral business of the

Office. The same may be said of the presses, shafting, pulleys, belting,

&c., that are applied to that peculiar service. The number of presses used in printing the daily publication depends entirely upon the length

of the i^roceedings. For instance, when the daily fills but four pages,

it requires only one press for the work ; while, when it makes eightyeight pages, six presses are called in requisition. In this way the cost of the machiiiery used is graduated by the extent of the proceedings.

To establish that cost, under the peculiar circumstances of the case,
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specifically," seems to be impossible. It is used only a fractiou

of tlie time for this peculiar class of work, the balance of the time beingoccupied for other useful purposes for the Government. It had been

purchased and paid for prior to the printiug of the proceedings and

debates at this Office. So far as practicable, it is my duty, as it is my pleasure, to comply

with all the requirements of the law relating to the duties of this Office. The laws, which have heretofore been published in the Globe, do not appear in the Recoed, they having been excluded by the action of Congress.

I would most respectfully call your attention to the facts and figures

contained in the comparative statement of the actual expense of printing the proceedings and debates of the nrst session of the Forty-third

Congress, when considered in connection with my estimates for performing the service, made to the Joint Committee on Printing, in acordance

with their request therefor. This statement shows conclusively that the

actual cost of the work has not come up to the estimates by nearly 20

per cent.

I would state that, in accordance with the recommendation of the

Joint Committee on Printing, I entered into an arrangement with Mr.

Harrison H. Dodge to prepare an index for the congressional edition

of the Record, at a price not to exceed 81.25 per 1,000 ems. The work

of ])ieparation was prosecuted with diligence, and every effort used to render the index as nearly perfect as possible. It involved much time

and labor, and, when completed, it was found to contain 2,367,000 ems. The work has been faith tnlly and intelligently performed, and the

index, though not without some defects, is, taken as a whole, quite as

free from objection as any of its predecessors. I settled with 2<h\ Dodge

for the performance of this service by paying him $2,362.25, which is at the rate of about 81 per 1,000 ems.

In this connection, I would most res[)ectfuriy suggest, in view of the

experinnces of furnishing this index, that accuracy may be secured and

time and expense saved by engaging the services of a competent and

industrious clerk, who shall devote his time, from the early part of a

session to its close, to the work of comparing tiie dail.v reports with

the Journals of each House, and thereby avoiding errors that are not

infrequent in the numbering of bills, &c., and to perfecting an index as

fast as the Eecord goes to press, that will be completed nearly simultaneously with the close of a session.

THE DEPART3IENT PRINTINO AND BTNDmO.

The law of May 8, 1872, which provides that the several Departments

of the Government shall make annual estimates for the printing and

binding required by them respectively for the year, took full effect on
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the 1st of July, 1873, and the followiug is the result thereof for the year

enciiug June 30, 1874 :

Department.

Treasury

Interior

Post-Office War

Navy

State Department of Justice and Office of Attoruey-General

Agriculture Supreme Court United States Supreme Court District of Columbia

Court of Claims

Amount appropriated.

$325, 000 00 $324, 508 97

220, 000 00 191, 134 05

175, 000 00 166,7.=>C. 44

100, 000 00 94, 616 13

85, 000 00 67, 286 20

25, 000 00 16, 579 35

10, 000 00 6, 130 63

20, 000 00 18,035 10

25, 000 OC 24, 748 98

1, 000 00 997 87

14, 000 00 10, 949 53 STEREOTYPE FOUNDERY.

The following statement shows the amount and cost of work done in

the stereotype foundery of this Office for the year ending September 30,

1874, and also what the same product would have cost the Government

at trade-prices

Value of work done at trade prices $35,322 47 Expense of labor and material for same.. 17,522 16 PRINTINa AND BINDING AGEICULTUHAL REPORTS.

The Commissioner of Agriculture, in his annual report, has taken

occasion to allude somewhat censoriously to my action in declining to print and bind 460,000 copies of his annual reports for 1872 and 1873,

for the use of Congress, under his requisition therefor, when I could

find neither law nor authority to enter upon the work ; neither had I the necessary fuiids with which to perform the service. I am at a loss

to divine the purpose of the Commissioner in thus criticising my conduct, unless it is to create the impression in the public mind that I am derelict in duty and act without a proper regard for the agricultural

interests of the country.

I have no i^urpose to challenge the motives which have prompted the

Commissioner in this very eccentric performance, but would most

respectfully present the following statement of facts, with the corre- spondence corroborative of them, as an act of simple justice to the

Commissioner and myself, and in w^hich, I think, will be found a full justification of my conduct in refusing to yield to an unwarranted

demand.

In the month of July last T received the following letter from the

Commissioner of Agriculture, accompanied by the requisitions referred

to therein
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Department of Agkicultuke,

Wasliington, July 8, 1874.

Col. A. M. Clapp, Public Printer: Dear Sik : I send to-day requisition for twenty-five tbousand copies of the Annual

Report of this Department of the year 1872, and the same number of the report of 1873, the manuscript of which I send to you herewith. These are for the use of this Department, and are authorized by the appropriation of fifty thousand dollars made to this Department for this purpose. There is also a requisition for one hundred and eighty thousand for the use of the House of Representatives, and fifty thousand for the use of the Senate, of the report

of 1872, and the same number of copies, for the same use, of the report of 1873. Respectfully,

FRED. WATTS,

Commissioner of Agriculture. I was absent when the letter and requisitions above referred to were

received, and they were forwarded to me. The following is my reply

thereto:

Buffalo, July 13, 1874. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of the 8th instant, which has been forwarded to me at this point ; also, the accompanying requisitions. No.

Ill, for the printing and binding of 25,000 copies of the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for 1872, and 25,000 copies of his Annual Report for 1873

No. 112, for printing and binding, for the use of the United States House of Representatives, 180,000 copies of the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for 1872 ; 50,000 copies of same for the use of the United States Senate ; No. 113, for a like number, for the House and Senate, of the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1873. In reply to your note and its accompanying requisitions, I am constrained to say, most respectfully, that I return the several requisitions to your Department, for the

reasons hereinafter set forth.

I return requisition No. Ill, for the reason that there is no appropriation for the

public ijrinting and the public binding, for the present fiscal year, with which to per- form this service. The appropriation for the public printing and binding, and for the paper for the public printing for this year, is |1,645,507. 66, and the printing and bind- ing authorized thereby is as follows : For the Court of Claims $10, 000 00 For the Treasury Department 325, 000 00 For the State Department 25, 000 00 For the War Department 100, 000 00 For the Navy Department 75, 000 00 For the Interior Department 225, 000 00 For the Agricultural Department 20, 000 00 For the Department of Justice and Attorney-General 10, 000 00 For the Supreme Court of the United States 25, 000 00 For the supreme court of the District of Columbia 5, 000 00 For the Post-Ofifice Department 175, 000 00 For both houses of Congress 650, 507 66

• ; 1,645,507 66

'

This sum of money being all that has been approj)riated for the public printing and

binding for the present fiscal year, all of which is specifically designated, and the ap- propriation for the Department of Agriculture being insufiicient to answer requissitiou No. Ill, you will readily perceive that I have no funds at my command that will enable me to fill this order. It is not proper that I should divert any funds not appropri-
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ated to your Department under tbe annual appropriation for this branch of the public- service, for the execution of this order.

If I am not in error, requisition No. Ill is based upon a clause in the sundry civil ap- propriation bill, which appropriates to the Department of Agricultnre, " For publisli- iug tbe Report of the Counuissioner of Agriculture for the years 1872 and 1873, tht^ sum of |50,000." I am neither directed nor authorized by this law to print and bind,

as you require, 50,000 copies of your reports, and cannot perform that service without

using moneys therefor which have been appropriated for other purposes. To do this would be a clear violation of law, and involves an act inconsistent with my sense of duty.

Whenever moneys shall be placed to the credit of the fund for printing and binding

for this fiscal year, equal to provide for this requisition, it will afford me pleasure to perform the service; but, until that is done, 1 cannot, consistently with my sense of duty, undertake the work.

Requisitions Nos. 112 and 113, I infer, are made under that clause in the act making

appropriations for the sundry civil expenses of the Government for tbe year ending- June 30, 1875, which provides "That hereafler the Congressional Printer shall print, upon the order of the heads of the Executive Departments respectively, only sucli limited numbers of the annual reports of such Departments, and necessary accompa- nying reports of subordinates, as may be deemed necessary for the use of Congress."

I cannot regard this provision as retroactive in its effect, even if it applies to your Department, and hence, as it only relates to the future, it cannot proi^erly include the

reports of former years. In my judgment, it affords neither you nor me sufficient authority to order or print and bind reports made prior to its enactment. To my mind,

the terms of this provision are explicit, and in my opinion it only relates to the future, giving no authority to order the printing of reports made prior to its passage.

If, however, you take a different view of the case, and prefer to controvert my opinion

relating thereto, I trust that you will bring the case to the attention of the Secretary of the

Interior, that he may present it to the Attorney-General for his opinion thereupon. If t]i(^ law-officer of the Government shall decide that you have the authority, under the ])ro- vision of the law to wliich I have made reference, to order me to print and bind 180,000 copies of the Agricultural Report for 1872 for the use of the House of Representatives,

and 50,000 copies for the us6 of the Senate, and a like number of the report of 1873. involving an expense of .$275,000, for which there is no provision under my estimates

for ray appropriation for the present year, I shall defer to his judgment, and ^iroceed with the work so far as I have funds therefor, not otherwise appropriated.

If I am in error as to the provisions of the law under which you make these several

requisitions upon me, you will please so inform, me, and indicate the provisions under which you take action. Trusting that an early decision of this question by the Attorney-General may be , obtained,

I am, most respectfully, &c., A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Printer. Hon. Fred. Watts,

Commissioner of AgricnJtiu'e.

I submitted this correspootleiice to the chairmen of the Senate aud

House Committees on Printing, and both concurred in the view 1 had

taken of the question, as appears by the following

Providence, July 16, 1874. My Dear Sir : I have yours of the 14th. It appears to me that you are right in declining the requisitions of the Commissioner of Agriculture—certaiulj- so unless they

are sustained by the Attorney-General. The declarations made in the debate of the
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Senate, to which I referred yon, Trhatever they may be worth in point of law, wonld

not cover requisitions of this kind. This printing has been heretofore done not by

general law, or on requisition of the Commissioner, but by special resolution of Congress, or, before the law requiring the assent of both houses, by resolution of one

house.

Faithfully, Tours, H. B. ANTHONY.

Hon. A. M. Clapp, Congressional Printer. The following is the reply of the chairman of the Committee on Printing on the part of the House of Eepresentatives

IXDEPEXDEXCE, lOWA, Julij 16, 1874. Dear Sir : Yours of the 14th, inclosing copy of letter to Commissioner of Agriculture, received.

I think you are right, and approve your course, with this suggestion : Undoubtedly Congress has appropriated $50,000 for printing and binding Agricultural Reports for 1872 and 1873. The chairman of Committee on Appropriations recog- nized the i^ropriety of transferring the sum, or, rather, that item of the bill, to the

clause relating to printing and binding, and agreed to yield to me for an amendment to that effect. But before it was reached the House suspended the rules, non-concurred

in all remaining Senate amendments, and sent the bill to conference, where, in the

hurry, I presume he forgot to have the change made. Inasmuch, therefore, as the above sum is specifically appropriated for that purpose, the Commissiouer of Agricul- ture should take your estimates as to the number of volumes you can print and bind

for the two years named for the said sum of $50,000, should then i^lace it to your credit, and make his requisitions accordingly. "SYould not such course comply vrith the en- actment, and at the same time accommodate the Agricultural Department so far as the funds would permit ? Certainly, in the absence of legal provisions, I think: you are just right in refusing to comply with his demand for 460,000 copies of reports. In view of the above suggestion I conclude to simply address yourself in reply. Should it be necessary to coufer with Senator Anthony in relation to this matter, I will promptly do so when notified. Very cordially vours, W. G. DONNAN,

Chairman House Printing Committee. Hon. A, M. Clapp, Congressional Printer. The Commissioner of Agriculture evinced much anxiety that the re- ports for 1872 and 1873 should be printed and bound to the valae of

850,000 under the appropriation to his Department, and I was equally

anxious to meet his wishes whenever it could be done properly and in accordance with law. Without some direction from the Treasury DeIDartment to that effect, I could not see my way clear to perform this

service under an appropriation that stood to the credit of the Department of Agriculture. In view of this I suggested a transfer of the

appropriation to the credit of this Office, or that the amount be placed

in the hands of the Commissioner, to be expended in accordance with

the law which authorizes the purchase of extra copies of any document

ordered by Congress at cost and 10 per cent, added. Ijireither of these

suggestions met with favor at the Treasury Department, and there thf 2 c P

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matter rested until August 14, wlieu the First Comptroller of the

Treasury wrote me ou this subject as follows:

Treasury Department, First Comptroller's Office,

August 14, 1874. Sir : I have to ackuowledge the receipt of your letter of the 31st of July in relation

to the appropriation of $50, 000 for printing and binding the agricultural reports of 1872 and 1873, and asking in substance how the appropriation can be made available for the purpose intended.

I can see no difficulty in the way. The Commissioner of Agriculture disburses moneys appropriated to his Department, and in the discharge of his duties can draw

the money from the Treasury as needed, and pay bills for paper, labor, &c., which have

been approved by you. The purchase of paper and other material properly belongs to you as well as the employment of labor and supervision of the work, and x)ayment for these can readily be arranged between you and the Commissioner, in which I do not

see how there can be any want of harmony between you. Verv respectfully, R. W. TAYLER, Comptroller, Hon. A. ISL Clapp, Congressional Printer. On the receipt of the above, I entered upon the purchase of paper, and

made such arrangements in the Office as would enable me to execute

this work without interference with, or embarrassment to, its current busi- ness. To do this, involved the necessity of independent accounts, &c.,

which has been attended with extra clerical labor and responsibility, for which no provision is made in the way of compensation. The printing

and binding has been executed with as much dispatch as practicable,

under the circumstances. I have already delivered 25,000 copies of the

report of 1872, and 50,000 copies of 1873, to the Commissioner. The bal- ance of the appropriation will be exhausted in printing and binding such

additional copies of the report of 1873 as it will cover—say 50,000 copies,

making the entire number of copies of both reports 125,000 ; all of which,

by direction of the Commissioner, have been or are to be delivered to the Department of Agriculture, for its use and distribution. The items

of expenditure lor this service are not set forth in this report, for the reason that the Commissioner of Agriculture made all disbursements

relating to it. IN (30NCLUSI0N.

It aftbrds me pleasure to be able to state that the current work of

this Office in its various departments was well up on the close of the

fiscal year. All that could be has been done to complete the orders of

Congress and the Executive Departments with promptness and dispatch.

The foremen, assistant foremen, clerks, and other subordinates have

invariably labored with fidelity and efficiency in aid and prosecution

of the business of printing and binding for the Government. I should

fail in being just, if I omitted to recognize their valuable services in the

conduct and success of this great establishment as a branch of the public service. All of which is respectfully submitted.

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Printer.

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EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 31

No. 2. —Statement sliowing the cost ofprinting, and paper for same, and of hlan]{-l)oo]cs, binding, riding, 4'c..for the executive and judicial departments of the Government, for the year ending Septernher 30. 1874.

Printing, and paper for 8

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same. & p, Department. bi o 5 o a •9 =^ it "5 2

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State Department is2 1^1 63 §11,306 23 S9, 238 26 49

Treasury Department 102, 858 60 63, 508 24 166, 366 84 109, 164 05 275, 530 89 Interior Department

Office of the Secretary 3, 464 64 1, 139 11 4, 603 75 7, 242 30 11, 846 05 Commissioner of Pensions . - - 5, 782 60 7, 999 76 13, 782 36 6, 761 41 20, 543 77 Commissioner of Patents 77,756 93 20, 388 74 98, 145 67 14, 485 25 112, 630 92 Commissioner of Land-Office. 3, 444 77 2, 438 43 5, 883 20 10, 136 49 16, 019 69 Com r of Indian Affairs 2, 835 83 684 26 3, 520 09 . 2, 874 72 6, 394 81

1, 918 94 1, 70 69 3, 628 63 1, 107 25 4, 735 88 Total for Interior Department 95, 203 71 34, 359 99 129, 563 70 42, eo7 42 172, 171 12 "War Department

Office of tlie Secretary 2, 374 74 792 02 3, 166 76 2, 657 07 5, 823 83 Adjntant-General 7, 898 18 6, 329 31 14, 227 49 3,468 40 17, 695 89 Quartermaster-General 4,171 77 4,092 52 8, 264 29 16, 126 38 24, 390 67

836 09 1, 123 90 1,959 99 529 74 2,489 73 Surgeon-General 2, 950 99 506 60 3, 457 65 3,488 10 6, 945 75 Paymaster-General 985 04 1, 133 16 2, 118 20 224 31 2, 342 51 Cliief of Engineers 3,778 41 2, 400 46 6,178 87 4,108 01 10, 286 88 Bureau of Ordnance 1, 927 99 1,799 04 3, 727 03 3, 461 35 7,188 38

Signal-Office 866 28 829 49 1,695 77 5, 157 19 6, 852 96 Total for "War Department 25, 789 49 19, 006 56 44, 796 05 39, 220 55 84,016 60 Xavy Department

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0;iice of the Secretarv 3, 936 04 1,519 28 5, 457 32 3, 57G 1!) 9, 033 51 liureau of Equipment and liecruiting. . . 529 94 437 79 967 73 594 35 1,562 08 Provisions and Clothing 1,941 01 3, S89 20 5, 930 21 2,219 07 8, 149 28

597 97 352 07 950 04 5-13 10 1,493 14 Construction and Eepair . .

978 85 474 50 1,453 35 1, 757 20 3, 210 55

486 68 267 72 754 40 3, 763 38 4,517 78

1,719 38 196 58 1,915 96 328 90 2, 244 86 Ordnance 860 79 727 36 1,588 15 1, 696 61 3, 284 76

11,679 4s 3, 507 92 15, 187 40 8, 374 42 23, 561 82

Office of the Ifaval Observatory 6, 0.33 99 1, 101 G3 7,135 62 1,766 79 8,802 41 Total for Xavv Department 28, 766 13 12, .574 05 41,340 18 24, 620 01 65, 960 19

Judiciary : Supreme Court of the ITnited Slates *22, 885 75 213 27 23, 099 02 311 55 23, 410 57 Supreme court of the District of Columbia 839 76 88 52 928 28 193 87 1, 122 15

10, 377 41 330 m 10, 708 27 910 45 11,618 72

2, 196 81 392 04 2, 583 85 1,791 97 4,380 82

Office of the Attorney-General 1,111 61 40 24 1, 151 85 34 88 1, 186 73

37, 411 34 1, C 64 93 38, 476 27 3, 242 72 . 41,718 99

* This includes $1,312.47 for mapping in crses pending in Supreme Court.
32 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2.

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$39, 519 68 $56, 970 76 $96, 490 44 $33, 401 54 $129,891 98

6, 928 01 7, 449 48 14, 377 49 1, 934 47 16, 311 96

810 37 425 36 1,235 73 427 89 1, 663 62 EECAPITULATIOX.

Interior Department War Department Navy Department

J udiciary Department

Post-Oiiice Department

Department of Agriculture

Ofl&ce of Congressional Printer Total

$9, 184 60

109, 858 60

95, 203 71

25, 789 49

28, 766 13

37, 411 34

39, 519 68

6, 923 01 810 .37

$2, 121 63

63, 508 24

34, 359 99

19, 006 56

12, 574 05

1, 064 93

56, 970 76

7, 449 48 425 36

$n, 306 23

166, 366 84

129, 563 70

44, 796 05

41, 340 18

38, 476 27

96, 490 44 14,377 49

1, 235 73

$9, 238 26

109, 164 05

42, 607 42

39, 220 55

24, 620 01

3, 242 7-2 33, 401 54

1, 934 47 427 89

$20, 544 49

275, 530 89

172, 171 12

84, 016 60

65, 960 19

41, 718 99

129, 891 98

16, 311 96

1, 663 62 346,471 93 197, 481 00 543, 952 93 263, 856 91 807, 809 84

No. 3.—'Statement shoiving the cUshursemerits on account of tlie inibllc printing from the 1st of October, 1873, to the 30th of September, 1874, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of the Congressional Printer $4, OCO 00 Salary of four clerks, at $1,800 each 7 , 200 00 Salary of one clerk, at $1,400 , 1, 400 00 Salary of one clerk, at $1,200 300 00 Per diem of messenger, at $3.60 per day. 1, 314 00 $14,214 00 Contingent expenses of the Office 1 , 368 132 FUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employes, &c.

October . ......... 52,487 88 Novemher 55, 111 07 December , 66, 493 76 January 67,809 25 February 59,147 01 March .... 66, 553 73 April 64, 514 95 May 63, 645 94 June / 65, 777 62 July - .53,950 82 August 52, 801 17 September » 55, 040 74 723 333 94 /
REPORT OF THE COXGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

Improyements and repairs to buildings

Plumbing and gas-fitting si, 156 88 Repairs 431 00 Lumber 1.092 92

Glass 97 14 Awnings 42 00 Lead, putty, and glaziers' tools ^ 60 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

Fixtures to presses 537 70 954 feet belting 273 85

Iron, steel, tools, &c., for machine and carpenters' shop 494 81 Brass and iron castings, repairs to boiler, &c 737 61 28S yards felting 259 20 Packing 63 44

7 sides lacing-leather 28 00 Sheridan cotton 620 00 Boiler-powder 51 00 Stereotyping and electrotypiug

61,646 pounds stereotype-metal, at 12 cents 7, 395 12 49 bushels clay 24 50

16 barrels plaster 44 00 200 feet mahogany blocking 120 00 Brushes 17 75

10 pounds quicksilver 20 00 56 blocks 223 46

4 saws 5 00

1 pair gloves 1 50 Type of various kinds 8,664 50

14,500 feet brass rule, at 8 cents 1, 160 00

4,750 feet brass rnle, at 10 cents 475 00 200 feet brass rule, at 14 cents 28 00

1,500 feet brass rule, at 18 cents 270 00

1,114 feet brass rul-e, at 2u cents 222 80

64 feet brass rule, at 24 cents 15 36

48 mallets, at 65 cents 31 20

48 mallets, at 75 cents 36 00

48 planers, at 40 cents

25,000 quoins, at $7.50

4 barrels quoins, at .827.50 144 shooting-sticks, at 6 cents

1 roller-stock and frame

12 whitewash-brushes, at 82.50 30 00

6 dozen lye-brushes, at sH-oO 69 00

6 dozen lye-brushes, at 812 72 00

3 dozen pick-brushes 21 00 211^ pounds page-cord 21125

3 water-coolers 75 00

1 dozen knives 2 50

24 boxes wax tapers, at 50 cents 12 00

6 boxes wax tapers 6 00 3 C P

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19 20 187 50 110 00

8 64

3 00

§2,820 54

3, 065 61

851 33

10, 902 86

328 34
34 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

11 dozen brooms, at $4.50 $49 50

8 dozen chairs 96 50

2 lanterns, at $6 12 00

3'2f ponnds sponge, at $2.50 81 56

5 gross corks 5 00 2 pairs bellows 6 00

10 ponnds alum 1 20

4 quarts muriatic acid 1 15

12 quarts mucilage 9 00

10 gallons turpentine 7 00

2 ounces carbolic acid 60 096 pounds detergent, at 25 cents 174 00

60 pounds borax, at 50 cents 30 00

140 pounds wliiting, at 2^ cents 3 50

20 pounds vitriol 4 00 Paints 56 88

3 pounds emery '. 60

5 quarts varuish 2 50

6 pounds varnisli 3 60

21 brushes, various kinds 21 45 Miscellaneous items 8 00 $1,072 79 Materials : v Printing-ink, 5, 541 pounds, at 35 cents 1, 9.39 35

5, 048 pounds, at 60 cents 3, 028 80

1, 705 pounds, at $1 , 1, 705 00

30 ponnds, red, at $5 150 00 26 pounds copying, at $8 208 00 7,031 15

Oils, 142 gallons sperm, at $1.80 255 60

137 gallons sperm, at $1.75 239 75

163 gallons linseed, at $1.10 179 30

3 quarts neat's-foot, at 50 cents 1 50

2 quarts neat's-foot 75

52 pounds lubricating 20 00 696 90 Benzine, 712 gallons, at 19 cents.... 135 3-^ Sirups, 100 gallons, at $1 100 00 Tar, 2 gallons 1 70

Roller-composition, 200 pounds, at 60 cents 120 00 Glycerine, 2,000 pounds, at 35 cents 700 00

Glue, 2,735 pounds, at 29 cents 797 63 Card-board, 10, 700 sheets, at 8 cents 856 00 10,700 sheets, at 9 cents 963 00

4, 000 sheets, at 9^ cents 380 00

30 gross pressing-boards 720 00 2,919 00 Stationery 321 70

Cotton, l,579i yards, at 35 cents 572 90

344 yards, at 25 cents 86 06 537i yards, at 14 ctots 75 25 37i yards, at 40 cents 14 90

47 yards, at 20 cents 9 40
KEPOET OF THE COXGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 35

Thread, 10-2 pounds, at 81.35 $137 70

51 pounds, at 81.20 61 20

Potasli, 4,881 pounds, at 12 cents 585 72 Twine, 24 pounds, at 50 cents - 12 00

Pins, 2 gross 2 00 Soap, 1,620 pounds, at 12+ cents 202 50

7 bars Castile - 5 40 207 90 Tape, 24 rolls, at 82.25 54 00

Coal, 507 tons, at 85.12i 2, 598 37 Beiiswax, 210 pounds - 118 50

Blankets, 29* yards, at 85.50 146 03

21 yards gum, at 81.75 36 75

182 78

Flour, 2 barrels 16 00 Washing towels. -- 417 90 Gas - 6,875 64

Ice 456 27 Sawdust 39 75 Freight and cartage 802 62 Matches , 3 00

Salt 2 35 Gum-arabic 17 00 Crocks, 100. at 25 cents 25 00 Rosin, 10 pounds 10 00 Telegraphing 13 60 8,663 13 Horses, wagons, and harness : Wagons and repairs 714 10 Horse-feed 749 77 One horse 100 00 Buckets 13 60 Horseshoeing 131 00 Veterinary services and medicines Ill 00 Repairing harness 301 20 Chamois-skins 2 50 Wagon -grease 6 00

Sturgeon-oil 1 50

2, 130 67 Total payment on account of the public printing 791, 941 3

Xo. 4.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing, from October 1, 1873, to September 30, 1874, inclusive. PlilXTIXG-PAPER.

4, 125 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

85.S0.05 $23, 940 56

2, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

85.80.95 11,619 00

6, 1.54 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by .38 inches, at

85.11.65 31,486 94

1 160 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

85.17.5 6,003 00
P)6 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

2j500 rearas calendered, 53 pouuds, 24 by 38 iuclies, at

17.40.94 $18,523 50

2,500 reams calendered, 53 ijouuds, 24 by 38 inches, at

17.43.06 18,576 50

2, 500 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$7.45.18 18,629 50

5, 366 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.33.69 44, 735 80

995-2XJ reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$11.01.1 10,961 45

2, 000 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$6.39.9 12, 798 00

2, 000 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$7.07.4 14,148 00

250^£- reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$8.68.2 „ •- 2,177 01 200 reams calendered, 44 liouuds, 22 by 34 inches, at

$6.36.68 1,273 36

500 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31 J inches, at

$7.21 3,605 00 518 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31J inches, at

$6.60.66 3, 422 22

1, 495-2^ reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31£- inches, at

$6.07.74 - 9,091 18

231-^1 reams news, 35 pounds, at $4.20 972 72

6 reams news, 30 pounds, at $3.60 21 60

103^8 reams yellow, at $9 931 50

4 reams yellow, at $4 16 00

$232, 932 84 WEITING-PAPEI?.

288 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $7.84 2.257 92

718 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.80 4, 882 40

84 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $10.78 905 52 36 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $9.35 336 60 750 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $6.66.4 4, 998 00

1, 134 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $7.84 9, 596 16 329 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6..80 2,237 20 210 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $9.80 2, 0.58 00

198 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $8.50 1,683 00 240 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $4.50.8 1, 081 92 510 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.91 1,194 10 448 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $4.70.4 2, 107 39 720 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $5.48.8. 3, 951 36 366 reams d(mble-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.76 1,742 16 326 reams double-caj), 28 pounds, at $4.90 1,697 40 636 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.88 3,739 68 552 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.10 2,815 20

190 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $7.05.6 1, 340 64 322 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $6.12 1, 970 64

87 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $6.30 548 10 340 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $3.13.6 1, 066 24 288 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.72 783 36 -

804 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $ 1.58.8 3, 894 91 300 reams folio-post, 28 pounds, at $5.48.8 1, 646 40
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 37

1, 160 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.76.4 $2,046 24 1,020 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at |l.f>3 1,560 60

1, 040 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1 96 2, 038 40 292 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $2.35.2 686 78

559 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $2.04 1,140 36 528 reams cap, 12 pounds, at $2.04 1, 077 12 672 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $2.74.4 . 1, 843 97 311 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $2.38 740 18 1,440 reams cap,.16 pounds, at $3.13.6 4,515 84 867 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.72 2, 358 24

384 reams medium, 20 pounds, a,t $3.92 1,505 28

868 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $5.09.6 4, 422 93

480 reams roynl, 28 pounds, at $5.48.8 2, 634 24

300 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $4.90 1, 470 00

150 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.04 756 00

84 reams royal, 35 pounds, at $6.12.5 514 50 216 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $7.87 .5 1, 701 00

• 5 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $8.10 40 50 250 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $6.86 1,715 00 264 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $6.74.5. 1,709 40 252 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $10.97.6 2,765 95

1, 134 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.92 4, 445 28

930 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.40 3, 162 00

119 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.50 416 50

308 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.90 .... 1, 509 20

320 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.25 1, 360 00

198 reams imi»erial, 40 pounds, at $7.84 ] , 552 32

96 reams in)perial, 40 pounds, at $7 672 00 95 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $7.^C 684 00 200 reams imperial, 66 pounds, at $12.93.6, 2, 587 20

104 reams imperial, 66 pounds, at $11.55 1, 201 20

130 reams special, 32 poundg, at $6.27.2 815 36 311 reams special, 32 pounds, at $5.52 1, 716 72

240 reams blue quarto, 9 pounds, at $1.85.4 444 96

144 reams blue cap, 14 pounds, at $2.88.4 415 30 240 reams blue cap, 16 pounds, at $3.29.6 79104

204 reams blue double-cap, 30 pounds, at $6.18 1, 260 72

192 reams blue double-cap, 28 pounds, at $5.76.8 1, 107 46

1, 680 reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $3.29.6 5, 537 28

272 reams blue folio-post, 20 pounds, at $4.12 1 , 120 64

112 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $4.12 461 44

98 reams blue medium, 26 pounds, at $5.35.6 524 89

216 reams yellow double-cap, 32 pounds, at $6.59.2 1,423 87 52 reams green cap, 16 pounds, at $3.31.52 172 39 . 51 reams cover, 36 pounds, at $6.37.2 324 97 34,477 pounds map paper, at 17.7 cents 6,102 43 23,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 4 cents 920 00 1,750 sheets imitation parchment, at 3i cents 61 25

$136, 567 25 Paper for post-office blanks : 480 reams 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $7.27.48 3, 491 90 70 reams 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $7.36.84 515 79

200 reams 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $6.51.82 1, 303 64 375 reams 2o by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.65.34 2, 120 02

. 100 reams 26 by 32 inches, 46 pc unds, at $5.74.54 574 54
38 KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

510 reams 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $5.95.14 |3, 035 21 100 reams 20 by 36 iuclies, 42 pounds, at $5.16.] 8 516 18 100 reams 18 by 29 inches, 30 pounds, at $3,68.7 368 70 $11,925 98 Total amount paid for paper for the public printing 381, 426 07 There remained on hand September 30, 1874, the following quantities of paper, viz

6, 215-2-0 reams of printing-paper, costing $46, 527 58

1, 572-|f reams of bill-paper, costing 10. 063 07 12,013 reams writing-papers, costing 56,816 44

490.ro- reams cover-papers, costing 3, 103 09 477 reams tinted paper, costing 4, 366 95 605 reams post-office paper, costing 3, 906 79

28, Oil sheets card-board, costing 2, 989 50 4,405 sheets imitation parchment, costing 145 36

127, 918 78

jS^o. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the public binding from October 1, 1873, to September 30, 1874, inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYES, ETC. October $27,573 82 November 25, 348 63 December 27, 198 29 January 28,318 16 February 25,324 96 March , . 25, 700 09 April 25, 726 26 May 20, 640 77 June - 17,139 91 July • 23, 220 41 August 26, 129 89 September • 26,452 66

$298, 773 85 Improvements and repairs to building 482 28 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

1 double ruling-machine 425 00

9 heads for paging-machiues 652 00

57 figures for paging-machines 57 00 2 knives for cutting-machines 40 00

11 glue-heaters 865 00

9 gas-stoves 65 00

6 stands, at $3 18 00

6 dozen plow-knives, at $8 48 00

17, 090 ruling-pens, at $17 per M 290 53

3,648 ruling-pens 105 96

36 pen-holders 16 20

6 fillets 21 00

6 rolls for fillets. 18 00

24 pallets, at $11 264 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIO^^AL PRINTER. 39

4 dozeu sash-tools, at $3.50 $14 00

1-2 buruishers, at $1.75 2100

•25 paste-tubs, at 60 cents 15 00

$2, 935 69 Ledger and other papers

1, 765 reams cap, at 84.63 8, 260 20 640 reams cap, at |6 3, 840 00

397 reams medium, at 810.80 3,207 60 650 reams medium, at $13 8,450 00 724 reams demy, at $8.40 6, 081 60 890 reams demy, at $9.50 8, 455 00 207 reams super-royal, at $22 4, 554 00

100 reams imperial, at $29 2, 900 00 500 reams double-cap, at $12 6,000 00 243 reams double-cap, at $13.33 3, 305 84 268 reams royal, at $17 4,624 00

168-1% reams Manila, at $8 1, 346 40 5514 reams Manila, at $16 891 20

50 reams hardware, at 86.50 325 00

10 reams comb-liuiug, at $15 150 00

49 reams comb-lining, at $16 784 00

1 15 reams comb-lining, at $20 300 00 18MI reams plaid, at $14 263 20

10 reams plaid, at $16.50 165 00 112 reams marble, at $8 896 00

31 reams marble, at $8.50 263 50

8 reams sand, at $4.50 36 00

26,000 sheets bank-note, at $12.50 per thousand 325 00

65, 423 54 Biuding-material

Binding-cloth, 1,011 pieces, at $8.25 8, 340 75 700 pieces, at $7.75 5, 425 00

181 pieces, at $12 2, 172 00 15,937 75 Russia leather, 2,186^ feet, C. H., at 25 cents 546 56

112,918 feet, C. H., at 26 cents 29, 358 68

60 skins, at $6.50 390 00

10 skins, at $7.25 72 50

10 skins, at $8 80 00

10 skins, at $8. 50 85 00 10 skins, at $9 90 00

30, 622 74

Title-leather, 35 dozeu, at $16 560 00 12 dozen, at $17 204 00

30 dozen, at $18 540 00

4 dozeu, at $18.50 74 00 26 dozen, at $20 520 00

15 dozen, at $21 315 00

21 dozen, at $23 483 00

2, 696 00 French Turkey morocco, .57 dozen, at $35 1, 995 00

43 dozen, at $38 1,6.34 00 39 dozen, at $34 . 1, 326 00

15 dozen, at $30 450 00

13 dozen, at $33 429 00
40 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Frencli Turkey morocco, 12 dozen , at |18 $216 00

11 dozen, at $55 605 00

. 4 dozen, at |48 192 00

3 dozen, at 1 15 45 00

5 dozen, at |20 100 00

10 dozen, at $24 240 00 80 dozen, at $40 3,200 00

10 dozen, at $28 280 00

6 dozen, at $42 252 00

6 dozen, at $43 258 00 2 dozen, at $44 88 00 5 dozen, at $54 270 00

4 dozen, at $56 224 00

3 dozen, at $58... 174 00

3 dozen, at $36 108 00

2 dozen, at $65 130 00

11 dozen, at $37 407 00

10 dozen, at $38.50 385 00

1 dozen 50 00

1 dozen 52 00

. 1 dozen 53 00

$13, 163 00 Law-calf, 434|- dozen, at $46 19, 994 67 < 100 dozen, at $48 4,800 00 46 dozen , at $40 1 , 840 00

31 dozen, at $38 1,178 00

3 dozen, at $36 108 00 27,920 67 Law-sheep, 1, 143 dozen, at $12 13, 716 00

1, 100 dozen, at $10.50 , 11,550 00 100 dozen, at $11 1, 100 00 26,366 00 Roans, 98 dozen, at $10 980 00 35 dozen, at $11 385 00

39 dozen, at $12 468 00 38 dozen, at $13 494 00

6 dozen, at $14 84 00 2,411 00

Skivers, 122 dozen, at $16 1, 952 00

100 dozen, at $11 1, 100 00 76 dozen, at $12.50 950 00

30 dozen, at $17.50 525 00 4,527 00 Parcliment, 61 dozen, at $10 610 00

Gold-leaf, 700 packs, at $8.75 6, 125 00 300 packs, at $8.50 2, 550 00 150 packs, at $7.75 1, 162 50

50 packs, at $7.50 375 00 100 packs Florence leaf, at $3.50 350 00

10, 562 50

Biuders'-board, 137,950 pounds, at 5 cents 6, 897 50

122,800 pounds, at 5^ cents 6, 754 00

69,700 pounds, at 6 cents 4, 182 00

25,000 pounds, at 6^ cents 1, 625 00

4,730 pounds, at 7 cents 331 10
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 41

Binders' board, 17,200 pounds, at 8 cents 376 GO

26,100 pounds, at 4^ cents 1, 174 50

2, 500 i30unds straw, at 4^ cents 112 50

100 pounds straw, at 4J cents 4 25 Thread, 2,094 pounds, at $1.20 534 pounds, at $1.15 253 pounds, at $1.75 150 pounds, at ,$1.65 102 pounds, at $1.35

Twine, 2,196 pounds, at 50 cents

101^- pounds, at 30 cents

10 pounds, at 55 cents

Glue, 6,473 pounds, at 23 cents

2,975 pounds, at 24 cents

2,804 pounds, at 30 cents

2, 512 80 614 10 441 00 247 50

137 70

1, 098 00 30 37

5 50

1, 488 79 714 00

841 20

$22,456 85

3,953 10

1, 133 8:

043 99 Cotton, 1,133^ yards, at 15 cents 170 02 249 yards, at 16 cents 39 84 542 yards, at 18 cents 97 56 . 4111 yards, at 25 cents 102 82 74f yards, at 30 cents 22 42

44^ yards, at 50 cents 22 25 87f yards, at 60 cents 52 65

4-i^ yards, at 75 cents 3 37 105 yards, at 85 cents 89 25 600 18 Needles, 150 papers, at 10 cents 15 00

Silk-braid, 200 pieces, at 25 cents 50 00

12 pieces, at $1..50 18 00

20 yards, at 10 cents 2 00 70 00 Cord, 682 pieces, at 25 cents 170 50 105 yards, at 15 cents 15 75

186 25 Worsted, 2 pounds, at $3.50 7 00

Oil-silk, 3 yards, at $1.50 4 50 Gray super, 30 pieces, at $3.50 105 GO Canvas, 1,678^- yards, at 45 cents 755 21 Cotton-bats, 15 pounds, at $1.25 18 75 Ribbon, 24 pieces, at $1.25 30 00

3 yards, at 25 cents 75

Flannel, 10 yards, at 25 cents 2 50

10 yards, at 30 cents 3 00

10 yards, at $1.12^ 1125

lOi yards,, at $1.25 13 12

Silk head-band, 160 pieces, at $1 160 GO

160 pieces, at $1.10 176 00

80 pieces, at $1.20 96 GO

80 pieces, at $1.25 100 00 160 pieces, at $2 320 00

30

29 87
42 REPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Braid, 25^ yards, at 20 cents $5 10 50 pieces, at 10 cents 5 00 ^10 10 Flour, 63 barrels, at $8 504 00 Beeswax, 50 pounds, at 55 cents 27 50

50 pounds, at 60 cents 30 00

57 50 Sponge, 13 pounds, at $2.50 32 50 7i pounds, at $3 22 50 91 pounds, at $3.25 30 06

5 pounds, at $3.50 17 50 102 56

Alcohol, 98 gallons, at $2.50 240 00

Oil, 24 dozen bottles sweet, at $3.25 ... J 78 00

8 bottles sweet, at $1.25 10 00

3 bottles sweet, at $1.50 4 50 92 50 Soap, 600 pounds, at 12^ cents 75 00 Dyes, gnms, &c.

Carmine, 8 dozen, at $12 96 00 Cbrome-yellow, 36 pounds, at 38 cents 13 68 Chrome-yellow, 36 pounds, at 50 cents 18 00 Oxalic acid, 70 pounds, at 50 cents 35 00 Egg-albumen, 200 pounds, at $1.75 350 00 Egg-albumen, 150 pounds, at $2 300 00

Pearl-ashes, 120 pounds, at 25 cents 30 00 Alum, 491 pounds, at 12 cents 58 92

Beef-galls, 296, at 15 cents 44 40 Liquid ammonia, 1 bottle 35 Liquid ammonia, 1 pound , 35 Concentrated ammonia, 15 pounds, at 35 cents 5 25 Bichromate potash, ^ pound 40

Gelatine, 4 papers, at 25 cents 1 00 Lamp-black, 4 pounds 70 Gum-shellac, 105 pounds, at 85 cents 89 25 Gum-shellac, 50 pounds, at 90 cents 45 00

Pulp-lake, 112 pounds, at 75 pounds 84 00 Damar varnish, 2|- gallons 6 25 Muriate of tin, 1 bottle 50

Creosote, 1 pound 150

Oil of cloves, 1 bottle 1 25 Varnish, 24 bottles, at $2 48 00

"Varnish, 2 gallons, at $3 6 00 Indigo, 10 pounds, at $1.50 15 00 Insect-powder, 11 pounds, at $1.25 13 75

Insect-powder, 50 pounds, at $3 150 00 Emery, 480 pounds 86 54

Dusters, 1 dozen 9 00

Printijjg-ink, 12 pounds red, at $5 60 00

Sizing, 42 gallons, at $1.50 63 00

1 emery-wheel 8 90

24 sheets emery-paper 1 20

1 stamp 11 00

16 circular saws, at $2.75 44 00
EEPORT OF THE COXGRESSIOXAL PRINTER. 43

6 dozen shears $232 00 50 dozen knives 82 50

6 sieves 9 00 22 boxes eyelets 8 00

30, 000 eyelets,, at 81 per tliousand 30 00

16 gross rubber bands 28 00 200 feet belting 54 00

2 sides lacing-leather 8 00 154 pounds grindstone 5 39 24 pairs compasses 30 00

1, 370 pounds iron castings 82 20 7^ pounds sheet-brass 3 90

Binders' type 712 84 Sawdust 15 00

18 dozen files 39 00 Boxing, cartage, and freight 2,745 49 Traveling expenses 92 80 AVashing towels 402 03 Gas 1,194 05 Coal 1,987 00

10 dozen brooms, at 8^>50 , 45 00 179 brushes 455 05 62 crocks 13 83 Eggs 49 00 Vinegar 23 65

1 water-cooler 25 00 500 rubber rollers, at 40 cents 200 00 24 oil-stones , 12 00

6 dozen sand-stones, at 82 12 00

1 dozen papers tacks 1 44

3 boxes tin 48 00

All other material 179 24

810, 523 50

Horses, wagons, &c.

Use of 1 horse 48 clays, at 81.25 60 00 Repairing wagons 364 80 Horse-feed 1, 009 50 Horseshoeing 186 00 Repairing harness , 129 90 Veterinary services and medicines 20 85 Backets 4 50 Chamois-skins 2 75

Sturgeon-oil 40

1, 778 70 Total payment on account of binding 549,078 20 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1873 101, 678 62 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1874 108, 916 12
44 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Ko. 6,Statement shoiving the dishursements on account ofj)liotoUtliographing, Uthographing^ and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives^ from the 1st October^ 1873, to the 30th September, 1874, inclusive.

500 copies of map for Hayden's Sixth Aunual Report $75 00

8, 650 copies of geological map for Rayiuond's Report 2, 768 00

5, 700 copies of 149 plates for report of Secretary of War 1, 698 60

50 copies of 41 plates for Supreme Court 102 50

5, 900 copies of Insaue-Asylnm map 40 00 1,900 copies of map of Mackiuac for Senate Mis. Doc 35 00

5, 700 copies of 47 plates for report of Secretary of War 750 00

1, 900 copies of Harper's Ferry map 35 00

8, 650 copies of 9 plates for Raymond's Report 258 00

7, 650 copies of 17 maps for report of Darieu Survey 3, 240 00 10,300 copies of map for Foreign Relations 775 00

7, 400 copies of charts for report of Secretary of Navy 331 00

7, 650 copies of views for report of Darien Survey 1, 831 00

6, 400 copies of 2 diagrams for report Secretary of War 98 00

5, 175 copies of maps for Coast-Survey Report 1870 1, 809 07

1, 087 copies of 6 plates for census reserve 375 00

1, 087 copies of 6 plates for census reserve 400 00

1, 900 copies of census plates for Transportation Report 190 00

6, 000 copies of census plates for Transportation Report 390 00

1, 900 copies of 3 j)lates for Transportation Report 45 00

1.900 copies of map for Transportation Report 140 00

1, 900 copies of profile map for Transportation Report 10 00

1, 900 copies of 2 diagrams for Transportation Report 47 00

6, 000 copies of diagrams for Transportation Report 110 00

6, 000 copies of 3 plates for Transportation Report 90 00

6, 000 copies of Loraine Tunnel for Transportation Report 20 00 6,000 copies of Fox River nuxp for Transportation Report 20 00

1, 087 copies of maps and plates for census reserve 993 00

2, 900 copies of 7 plates for Marine-Hospital Report 58 00 2,900 copies of yellow-fevcr map 17 00 1,500 coj)ies of hernia plate 10 00 9,836 copies of map of Newfoundland, (Foreign Relations) 739 45

2, 550 copies of 7 x^lates for report Secretary of War 151 55

1, 550 copies of map for House Report 612 . - . 240 00

3, 165 copies of skeleton maps for report Secretary of War 102 00 Engraving cuts for Coast-Survey Report 1870 67 20 Engraving cuts for Foreign Relations 36 60 Engraving cuts for 18 diagrams for report Secretary of War- 284 00 Engraving cuts for Professor Baird's Report 238 00 Engraving cuts of Capitol ---- 245 00 Engraving cuts for Coast-Survey Report 1871 348 85 Engraving cuts for Agricultural Report 1872 639 55 Engraving cuts for Professor Raymond's Report 48 50

19,899 87
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 45

No. 7. ~Stafetne)it shoivinri (lie numher of persons employed in the 2)nl)Uc jyriniing and binding

during the year ended Se2)teml)er W. 1^74, n-itii the length of time each has heen emjjioged, and the amount each has received, including jtag for extra work. PUBLIC PEIXTIXG.

]5same.

Days. H. T. Brian

J. M. A. Spottswoocl.

•J. A. Shankliu Maurice Joyce

E. il. Spedden

313

313

313

, 313 AVilliam Tonus 313 F. B. Stitt William Frankliu i.:0£ George Gregory -270^ Isaac -Fuller 30G§ F. U. Stitt 26&i Frank Glenroy 223 John Furlong 312i

C. A. Watenuau 2S2;1 Alfred Tboinson 2G: v Allen Coffiu 255| W. J. Friz?ell 3i2| • A. X. Webb 40

J. H. Howell 206i- J. W. Work 3m

C. M. Hobinson , 304^ i B. S.Piatt 290

I "W. H. Xortou 3051-

j H. Groshon 313

' ^V. C. Gates 240 ; ^V. E. Childs 301 ;1 •I. W. Thomas 291_^ Andrew Grogan 29Si

^Y. H. Collins 230^ j L. H. Smith 72 W. S. Dodge 25 Charles Danenhower 268 i T.T.Scott 2C2 ! H.O.Hall 2751 S.T.Moore 24t Thomas Hampson 8

| P. H. Smith 297i

| F. liandolfjh 300J

C. F. Gilmore 311?; H. W. Gray 295^ William McFarlane 310 M. W. Mitchell 244

•J. D. Chedal 312 Oscar .llexauder : 312J

(r. W. Howard 309J W. C. Sfcfton i 309i

CO 100 GO

1, 669 35

1 669 35

1 669 35

1. 565 00

2 171 05

1 3.-5 1 9 714 30

1 275 52

1 736 29

1 461 85

1 234 13

1 742 53

1 555 37

1 575

1 410 04

1 735

204 67

1 ] ij'2 54

1 470 92

1 911 83

1 736 73

1 630 37

1 415

1 G29 04

1 591 50

j , [ 1 4G') 00

00

321 00

11 ) 50

1, ;;;5ii 1, ;i-7 IHJ 1. 172 00 93 50

39 00

1, 399 50

1, 432 00

1, 421 50

1, 737 58

1, 331 50

1, 580 55

1, 310 50

1, 386 00 1,365 00

1, 381 00

Xame.

Pv. p. Brown..

S. M. Davis.

B. H. Kuode

E. L. Scott...

C. W. Otis ... W. S. Brooks

C. S. Steveus

'J. S. Burnside H. T. Leckie

J. W. Barry

E. C. Smith

•I. M. Maloney James Dougherty.

J. H. Palstou

C. J. Ak^xauder. .

]\relviu Xoyes

A. J. Gilmore Thomas McGowan

F. P. AVilkins H. M.Ewing

James Crosslield.

W. A. Wilson

Clara Soule W. W. Deloe

C. T. Johii.'^ou C. A. Brasslc-r R. 11. Cri o'.hncai.... J. AY. Sherman

P. A. Caton

T. F. FitzwHliam. Theodore Hodes .

F. J. Water.-;.

AV. H. Liverniore.

Albert Cottle D. W. Flyuu James Mowatt

G. J. AYebb

AI. Brosnahan

AY. H. Hickman .

W. B. Wilkinson . H. J. Caldwell . . .

W. L. Schmalhou . W. M. Boyd

Cy. D. Fletcher... H. C. Tarlton

J. W. McCreary ..

s

'S o2

Tin

uayi-. Tlnni

283g- Si, 224 50

3 1 1 S- 1,456 00 205- 1, 079 00

403- 163 00

278-^ 1, 326 00 312^ 1, 401 00

129 578 00

1, 250 00 279" 1, 292 00

16 64 00 305 1; 237 00 298 1,383 50 264 106 50 282 1, 315 00 80^ 394 50

209-V 1, 063 84 53 212 00 300- 1, 340 50

443 50

163 00 312 1,326 00

>24(5i. 1, 134 00

1, 013 00

oi 253 50

1, 357 00

1, 286 00 228^ 1, 092 50 211J 965 00

37 148 50

206-i 1, 014 47 232^ 1, 108 00 26 104 00 2571 1, 399 50

.3043- 1, 265 50 304J 1, 599 50 158i 677 50

15.5i 637 50

306-i- 1, 420 00 301J 1, 537 33 295 1, 375 00 244| 1, 072 25 300i 1, 445 50 310t 1, 409 00

311 1,499 50 26t 107 50 3081 1, 488 00
46 REPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persons Gmploijcd in i he puMic printing, cfc.—Continued.

Name.

"W. H. Dennesson.-

.

I\ S. Mathews W. E. Eamsey

Samuel Welirly

rioreuce Sullivan. .. J. T. Keay

Edward Wentworth

James Jack. - E. D. Smoot

J. H. Kalilert - Sol. Teverbaugh

Xeitli Smith

S. E. Mullau

Z. E. Ross A. T. Lillie B. E. Barrows H. E.GatrelL. W. A. King

AT. G. Burges

E. W. Eeese

B. E. Dailey

J. M. Craig

O. F.Dunlap

C. D. McPherson

J. T. Heck . W. A. Ogle George Burklin

E. A. Ehoderick

T. W. Howard ... H. F. Keyser

E. H. White

A. "W. Leyburn

B. Cooper

J. M. Eidgaway

H. A. Eoresman

S. L. Cook Frank Bowers W. H. Smith . .'. A. H. Pettihone

E. M. Wheat

J. G. McDowell

A. Stiarwalt, jr J ohn Mclunerney

J. W. Eowan

C. M. Cyphers

Ed. Morgan

J. E. Eeese

E. F. Chisolm Samuel Ferrier

aH

Days.

2861

303J

302i

310 306f

202J

3071 3041 213f

302i 32 295

304^

277i

1684

261 309f 2791

283i 2811

C85 204

8|

303i- 300J

115§

131

274i- 310f 2991

49i

168i

17* 2191

257 272i21

.

40^

191 21§

2741

3091

14^ 2951

3091

298 256i

285 270f

%\, 169 .50 1,414 50

1, 475 00

1, 477 50

1, 612 00

947 50

1, 539 50 1,314 00 994 00

1, 341 00 145 50

1, 397 00 1,285 50

1, 312 00 718 00 1,211 00

1, 566 83

1, 183 00

1, 265 50

1, 257 50 291 50

l-,-t)18 50 32 50

1, 249 .50 1, 282 00 486 50 53 00

1, 538 50

1, 434 00 1,458 00

196 50 781 50

70 00

1, 018 00

1, 100 00

1, 193 .50 10 50

163 50 77 00 85 50

1, 298 00

1, 465 50

I^Tame.

1, 578 00

1, 786 46

1, 292 50 1,332 50

1, 320 00

W. H. Sweeney

A. H. Collins L. H. Jxillien C. W. Schell... John Baker

G. M. D.Eandall W. E. Atwell

B. F. Jenkinson M. V. B. Stevens

F. C. Kemon

James Eobinson W. L. Crooker A. D. l^Tewbold

J. C. Quein

A. P. Douglas

Oliver Shaw

J. A. Myers

J. C.Weise W. E. Taylor Borrows IS'elson E. H. Campbell / j 299^ C. P. Thomson 1. W. C.Henry V. J. H. Fletcher W. F. Holton

B. A. Ford

Adelbert McLean

H. A. Skillman

C. M. Johnston D. W. Beach M. C. Foss Simeon Johnston

A. C.Bibighaus

O. F. Mattiugly

S. McL. Byington

G. W. Drury W. M. Bass

E. B. Eynon

B. A. Church

D. W. Irving

E. W. Claxton

O. C. Butler

56 50 J. A. Sieber

1, 269 50 IKJ- H. Boner

Allan Chaneey .

.

C. G. Dennis Thomas Maloney W. H. Powell . .

.

E. S. Eeeves

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days

288 $1, 3.57 50 27H 1, 260 50 304i 1, 418 00 3121 1 . 256 00

24GJ 1, 302 50 51t 223 00 273 1,198 00 26 104 00 307J 1, 369 00 3111 1, 380 .50 27 1.33 00

2491 1, 139 50

308 1,711 50 294 1, 475 00

2451 1,071 50

217§ 1,069 50

ongi

1, 459 50 990 00

lis 45 50

17 68 00

1, 455 50

313 1, 483 00 286 00 2784 1, 171 00

1761 755 00

3121 1, 577 49 2901 1,210 00

1.56 853 50 2231 956 50 308i 1, 691 00 3091 1, 290 00

25i- 101 50 2281 1, 124 00 300§ 1, 342 00

204-1 1, 160 50 471 202 50 304i 1, 476 50 2G8f 1, 431 50 229f 1, 002 25

2751 1, 205 50 3071 1, 533 50 3051 1, 325 00 301| 1, 322 00 2851 1, 233 00 2261 1,069 00 230 1 1, 122 00

1 28 1 112 00 273| 1 1,219 50 242 1 1,191 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persons emiAoyed in tlie imWc iirinting, cj-c. —Continued. 47

lyame.

Benjamin Eranklin

J.L. Slentz F. M. Lewis W. M. Payne

J.E. ]McBiide

T. S. Slentz F. "W. Pagenhoff

B. A. Swan

Days.

26Ci 246i 218§

77*

i 207*

: 301

j 131 S.J. Pliillips j 2751 J.B. Mahan 294 ? W.M. Kins 30U2

J. Bovee , 270^ William PJatt 269^ W. H. Overocker ' 240| A.B; Cooke i 265* Lewis Petrie 3094

J. P. Boss -'A-iy A. K. Quantrille 3102: J. M. Judge 309

S. B. Palm W. HeflFelflnger L. Withington

F. Burrows

J. W. Steiner H. G. Ellis James Bawn

J.J. Heron W. T. Pridfly H.F. Winters S.E.Brooks H. F. Wiggiu

C. T. Harding J B. Smith

L. Woodward

T. F. Havens W. H. Watson

Julian Higdon

I. J. Jamison

G. B. iledairy E. A, Davis

B. W. Goggin

T. M. Salmon Thomas Fealy James McCarthy

H. A. Keefer W. Montgomery M. M. Shaffiier

J. X. Hall G.B. Shaw

David Mcintosh

ISTame.

6i 286^

108^- 21|

201 f 279f 283f

311 273i

292| 299f

239 J

25-lf 249 3071

147i

299J- 1511 297

304-1- 52 286i

300| 218i

87|

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20 If

203i- 204

;l, 193 50

1, 158 50

1, 022 50 310 50

j 883 00

I 1, 603 50 \ 291 00 525 00 1 1, 431 00 i 1, 236 50

1. 393 00

1, 154 00

1. 394 00 1,072 75

1, 306 50

1, 367 50 1,294 00

1, 304 50

1, 333 50 25 00

1, 275 00 506 00

87 00

981 50

1, 318 GO

1, 388 75

1, 534 50

1, 2d6 00

1, 325 00

1,311 00

1, 131 50

1, 145 50

1, 145 00

1, 342 50 792 50

1, 398 00 049 00

1, 371 50

1, 327 50 218 50

1, 306 00

1, 482 00

1, 054 00 364 00 192 50 104 50 29 50

1, 071 50

1,088 50

1, 133 00

C. P.Brown

A. M. Eobinson

D. M. Covey John Goodrick B. F. Wright W. E. Baum

AV. J. Mills

J. H. L. Eager , W.H. Shomo

F. Davies W. A. Hartman

Jefferson Smith Benjamin Fugitt

, W. Y. Clarke

I C. E.Hall

A. Tan Alstyne

J. B. Close M. E. Woodward

J. M. Mickle

C. H. Davis

L. M. Cady

G. W. Howland

O. H. Nealy L.D. Hatch W. B. Donaldson

T. D. Larcombe

J. E. Bright

LeviNagle W. H. Duling

G. H. Scidmore

F. H. Oliphant

D. W. Bruce

E. V.Eice Washington Danenhower. W. J. Naylor.-.:

C. W. Eempp , .

D. E.Doyle ... W.S. Parks...

J. J. Lackey W. J. Mohun

W. T. Talbot

F. B. Baker

C. W. Axe W. F. Eaudolph Edward Flagg,jr

J. B. Moulden

D. B. MacLeod .v.- O. Y. Shomo

J. F. Scaggs

J. E. Jones

Days.

41i $165 00 305^ 1, 240 00 308* 1, 232 50

309i- 1, 238 00

•

301i- 1, 220 50 280| 1, 123 CO 291 1, 164 00 303f 1,213 50 303f 1,218 75

285g- 1, 145 50 143J 575 50 287 1, 150 00 293f 1, 174 50 256J 1, 027 00 304f 1, 220 00

' 2524 1, 008 50 308i 1, 235 50 300^ 1, 206 50

277i- 1, 110 00 293| 1, 176 00

287^^ 1, 157 00 303i 1, 213 CO 29£f 1, 181 50

311 1, 256 50 3091 1, 241 00 230i 923 00 2531 1,017 50 280i 1, 133 50 250i 1, 058 50 281f 796 66 275 733 34 2751 964 01

282|- 704 58

280J- 453 30 287J 433 41 2971 422 72 309§ 439 91 258f 347 48 400 71 2931 423 72

2921- 366 59 268* 336 60

2901^ 3.14 31 £97J 365 87 2671 327 10

301i , 368 67 2751 332 04

306 375 26

3091 379 37 2951 353 71
48 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. /'. —Persons emploijed in the public printing, cfc. —Continued.

W. B. Daly

G. W. Bailey

L. A. Bailey

C. A.Edelin W. H. Lnflf

J. S. Learock

J. TV. Deueaue Edward Maloue Jolin Waller John Wright

"William Crawford . ^Y. H. Cole Thomas Kearney .

.

C. H. Wilson Andrew Smith

B. C. Lee

A. J. Donaldson

T. F. Mahev

G. E. Patten A J. Preall "William Earrington

F. J. Rohinson

EdAvard Duff

(r. Gordon

J. G. Hudson

C. W. Hurdle

Morris Bairett D. C. Reeves W. D. Eedfiehl G. W. Swift

R. A. Porter........ A. E. Sardo ....i... G. W. Kreamer

ilichael Friery

A. D. McKinzie

J. D. Lydick , John Fisher

J. A. Dawson

Columbus Hall

C. E. Montgomery. .

.

A. H. -Jones

J. L. Jackson

C. E. Beach

S. T. Brown .. John Bnrnside 251|

C. D. Parsons ! 244^ I Thomas Sinon

T. H. Fitman

S. P. Bohertson

F. W. Evan

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days

279 1327 43 26Ci 311 94 27 31 .50 194A 229 61

\ 1251 146 84

[ 313 939 00 28Ch 645 47 334| 914 96 328 964 35 313 848 85

3l3 896 25

313 909 45 2561 674 30 256 691 20

313 471 30

79 92 16 313 1, 669 35

313 1, 539 25 313 1, 460 65 283t 1, 273 04

298A- 1, 337 46 298J 1, 300 50 288k 1, 217 50 268i 1, 131 .50 302t 1,291 00

252i- 1, 065 50

1531- 634 00

291

1

1, 182 50 293f 1,249 00 289f 1, 230 00 299§ 1, 260 50 309 1, 340 25 2481 1, 033 50 297i 1, 229 50 282* 1, 160 50

296-1 1,211 00 209 851 50 293 1, 245 50

.3041 1, 392 06 284| 1,203 .50 298i 1, 269 00

221 f 906 00 295 1, 337 62 265 1, 069 00 2511 1, 070 00 244i 1 1, 082 87 246 999 00

I'^i 80 00

4 16 00 255f 879 70

Name.

H. Evans W. H. McFadden . .

.

John Drew

C. A. Bates

Charlotte Heatle}'. .

.

Elizabeth Croghan.. M. A. Hunter Emma Swain

C. A. Hopkins

Mary Barry . Maggie McKie

Margaret Gormley..

Ellen McCarty

Bettie Bailey Annie McGuire

Annie Doyle

E. W. Stokes K. L. Clements

]Sr. M. Fisher Annie Doherty Maria Benter Fannie Lee M. A. McCormick. .

.

H. M. Crawford M. E. Tenley H. A. Travers

E. B. McClelland....

Celinda Highy

Mary O'Brien

EJizaheth Dement ... S. M. Adams

A. M. Palmer

L. L.Clark M. W. Jones

Bettie Bartlett Martha Allison Mary Moore

Bettie Pumphrey

Mary iSTally Mary Hill Louisa Darr Kate Miller M. A. Foley M. M. Graham

Catharine Burke Mary Schafer

Delia Cremen

Henrietta Tompkins.

Ella McGraw

A. A. Sheltou

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days.

306 $945 83 2821 1, 139 00

201 251 43

. 283| 495 22

290-^ 459 51 291i 468 69 242f 417 06

294-;^ 466 81 285i 452 19 214| 367 32

295i 478 37

299 491 60

273 438 50

274J- 434 04

282^ 450 77

257f

415 00

29 If 457 43

238i 365 95

273i 434 62

2851 445 87 284 439 80

291-1 447 45

2921 463 21 289f 449 02

2854- 450 47

276|- 435 07

264| 419 23

270J 421 51

279-1 4.52 31 2884 462 37 292 502 49 2851 454 48

1834- 282 47 272i 417 77

2831 4.54 54

284 452 79 407 75 274f 439 22

292 468 00 287t 460 81 2821 449 98

2763^ 440 69 298* 484 35

292 457 60 291f 510 92 2904 462 97 2811 472 18 290 486 20

278o- 451 07 289i 470 02
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 49

No. 7.

Persons employed in the puNic jjrinting, cj-c. —Continued.

2

Time

employ

Ain't

receive

Days.

22 133 00

61 72 289f 481 75 293 498 30 300| 498 44 304t 493 81 297f 475 63 2881 458 67 2924 506 27 2821 453 63 ' 286f 463 86 289| 504 90 28 31 2905 460 30 283J 436 28 ! 2451 381 82

j 272i 430 23 2431 395 86 28QI 479 08 286i 473 31 284f 454 92

2G2i 398 94 2381 372 34 210 340 20 225 341 50 20 30 00

212|- 334 83

227J- 364 28

210g 332 34 9311 367 63

19 32 50 1861 298 45 206f 332 12 19

9 28 50 13 50 2211 350 73 228f 360 83 72i 126 52

19 29 10 37^ 64 61 22 37 80 313 1, 005 75 2951 830 19 251g 596 72 317f 906 06 257i 599 72 m 174 52 313 1, 845 90 308 1, 686 55 313 1, 537 54

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recc

Days.

313 $1,259 00 3111 1, 323 50 307 1,264 50

101 404 00

46 122 70 312^ 1,261 00 312| 1,297 75

310 1, 142 23 3081 1,095 62

3101 1, 118 11

311 1,139 73 31U 1,060 07 365 1, 204 50 364 1, 201 20 365 1,204 50 343 1, 131 90 365 1, 204 50

37 134 00 2061 566 80 3151 867 62

218 901 24 297 710 46 313 490 33 365 912 50 313 798 82

38 87 00 313 754 05 3111 692 47 313 704 25 2961 752 58

2581 626 77 m 91 69 279f 681 93 293J 755 55 302^ 714 19 2871 685 48 3071 709 89 311 867 15 306| 759 88 298§ 731 49

19 43 05

761 160 25 313 920 55 294i 732 52 302t 727 52 3001 719 03 56f 135 47 331 76 21 278f 674 27

' 289 673 45

!N"ame.

M. :M:.CaldweU Catharine Galvin.. Elizabeth Mangan.

Sarah Campbell Margaret Sweeney. Josephine Carlisle . Jennie Donnellj- . .

Mary O'Brien

r. A. Grant

Ellen Barnes. Annie Heatley

•Johana O'Connor .

Jennie Xolte Kate Lynch

Ida Graenacher

Libbie Swank

Delia TTall Jennie Cassell Mary Mills Annie Mitchell H. C. Fowler

C. L. Carson . Emma Reese.

A. W. Potter Annie Eyan

E. L. Tew

C. A. Moore

Laura Little Bridget McXamara.

A. D. Goss Kate Sweeney M. Eearich

M. Y. Wheeler. Kate Mayhew . W. H. Carr

E. C. Soules

M. T. Lincoln

"William Eobinsoi

J. "\V-. Hughes.... 4 C P

Name.

A. L. Carrier G.M. Bond... W. C. Heck .

G. A. Leech

D. C. McGivern

K. B. Harford

Ellis Hughes

L. L Boteler

E. C. Simonds

E. E. Gayle

L. T. Jewett

J. T. Whitaker James McKenney. .

B. C. Berry

L. B. May

John Eyan

"William Davis Hugh Hart

J. A. Patterson H. Aschenbach

Samuel Dorsey

C. X. Stumph , John Bush

Lafayette ToiTcy . .

H. "Woodson

"\r. H. Stebbins A. H. Post

"William Bell , G. H. Foskey Emanuel "Webb

Marshall Brown

Yincent Lemmon . .

G. W. Cole Michael Guerin

^Y. T. Benjamin

G. Coakley

Henry McCoy

"William Jordan L Gipson Perry Brown

J. A. Claxton John Buckman

J. H. B. Smallwoode

Eobert Bouldeu Benjamin Coakley . C.E.Daly

J. E. Hayne

J. E. Lowrey

E. H. Sutton
50 EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persons employed in ilie iniblic printing, c^^c. —Continued.

s ? c' "0 g 0

o

<s _SH

Daijs 311 $835 80 309 J 789 37

311 792 44 365 821 25

3(55 1 072 05

3051 691 57 305i 686 52 313 755 55 313 736 95 313 717 75

311.1. 700 87 1541 347 91 294 04

188J- 454 43

156 351 00

87 223 95

18 42 60 313 1 333 00 313 820 52 307 706 08 153 403 35 273 518 13

28^ J- 335 38

471 55 42 43 50 17

140 163 34 275

i

324 13 19 22 16 1431 167 42

259t 564 89 265 567 62 294 343 89

298rt 348 25

120 - 140 00 230 270 88 2373 289 02

252 333 71 2401 283 82

245 285 83 209 246 83 175 204 16

140-V 164 21

g(ji. 100 92

73 82 47 42 49 30

39^ 46 09 36 42 00

10 11 97

8 9 33 313 1, 565 15

Name.

J. N. Dorster

Charles Fletcher Lewis Thomas

Sylvester Jordan

P. McManus . . .

.

Benjamin Fox

G. W. MulIoY Manson Kobison

J. A. Bouklen Henry Dudley

G. K. Williams Thomas Washington

E. AY. Shorter

C. C. Haddock W. L. Lamb W. H. Scott A. ISr. Trunnell

F. H. Sage A. M. Parsons

F. Fraser

Charles Walsh

F. P. Kimmell ,

!N". Bunch

T. W. Goss

C. W. Wells

J. M. Hawley W. E. McGuigan . . .

.

T. S. Stelle , J. Foley , J. A. Bohu W. E. Saunders

F. Donnelly

J. M. Hall .Thomas Eandolph —

D. E. Ritchie Eoland Cromelien. .

.

T. A. Morley

J. A. Cooper

L. K. Hall W. E. Wright

T. J. Killafoyle C.B. Deal

A. T. Cowie

C. J. Jones Frank Reamer

Mordecai Eedd

Xeilsou Levy

E. Appling L K. McDonald

Alexander Elliott, jr

Xamc.

G. S. King

H. C. CoTvell W. B. Kelly

P. W. Morgan

S. L. Ivouzee W. M. Laporte

Timothj^ Quiulan . .

.

J. S. Smith

Michael Eyan

J. A. Daly

George Eecar

J. H. Butcher

J. A. Benham

J. A. Scott Jere Sterner W. L. Aughiubaugh.

E. N. Beal

J. P. Morse

F. M. Dodge

J. B. Manstield

E. A. Cronin M. IST. Amis W. H. Myers

G. F. Ashton

J. S. Bosworth

Alfred Bailey

C. W. Baker

S. T. Bates

J. T. Benson

J. G. Boss

J. E. Bradley

J. M. Patterson

E. W. Oyster

C. F. Weaver

Wallace Brewer Edward Brimmer . .

.

J. L Chamberlin

Jf. J.Cox W. P. Dumble

G. W. Fowler

J. S. Gourlay

Daniel Grady

J. J. Higgius William Krohr

C. A. Mordeu

J. P. Hamilton W. A. Lavalette .....

J. F. ]Maupin Arthur ]^IcXelly W. H. Miller

Days.

313

293

309|

3

2528^ 313 302^

313

313

313

313 313 208

301 307 309

312

313

282§

306i

310

484- 263S1801- 75a

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295^ 2875

300|

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3061- 313 268#

313

312i 2981

310|- 133 1151 290g

2963 3021

312
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persons emijloyed in tlie imlVic printing, cj'C. —Continued. 51

Xame.

J. Palmer

L. H. Patterson . .

A. Pv. Piatt Jacob Shaffuer . .

J. L. Sinn X. A. Swart

J. C. Suydam

E. B. TopLam

Thomas Tnrnbnll

T. J. Alleger M. L. Littletieia.. Po. Cawthon

L. L. Bender

William Guista . .

J.D. Eskew

G. VT. Gushing, jr Henry Dulanej' .

W. H. Myers

George Preston . .

•J. T. Lewis

P. L. Eodier

X. Watkins

M. Barringer

J. K. Shoemaker.. W. M. Belt

C. B. Hough

J. H. LoTvrey

E. B. Tamell

A. L. Settle G. A. K. McXeir .

W. Allison Thomas Pich

E. Laporte

A. Gordon

P. P. Piley G .W. Hodges

Henry "Webb

F. M. Stuart James English. . .

J. T. Xicholson . .

J. A. Garthwait. .

il. Hunt

A. T. Borland

J. Vr. Busey W. Drummond

P. J.AYard

J. E. L. Podier . . .

D. Killafoyle A. M. Meachara . .

Xame.

Days.

3001 288

30Ti

311 3011 274|

3044

ISlf

55^ 52t

72

5724|

313 257 I 153

I 157

I 313 : 313

310

299

313 ; 312* ! 306

I 3061- I 210^

310i 310^ 30Bi

309 296i 309f

310 289

3011

194 313

313

313 3121

3111

300 313

313

79 311

286

$1, 325 25

1,265 75

1, 194 75

1, 317 50

1, 350 25

1, 305 50

1, 141 25

1, 297 75 455 50 396 25 727 00 233 50 213 50 293 50 234 00 100 00 917 25 675 15 389 25

380 25

1, 669 35 1,520 05 1.357 90 1,237 00

1, 298 00

1, 296 00 1,271 50

1, 272 00

1, 006 00

1, 288 50

1, 287 00

1, 267 00

1, 2.-2 00

1, 232 00

1, 285 50

1, 281 50

1, 188 50

1, 248 50 786 00 1,316 00

1, 332 00

1, 297 00

1, 141 00 992 90 594 80 524 00 444 52

210 67 437 10 ,j

Jane Wright

C. C. Gibbons Mary Martin . . Kate Moriarty

Mary Joyce Joanna Corridon M.E. Swain

Lizzie Cassidy

S. J.Cooke W. H. Selby Moses Foskey

William Butler William Dowtlen

T. B. Penicks George Fordhara Pichard Berry

H. C. Tisdel John Tafe George Dice James McKenna

L. H. Peid

J. W. Harrison, jr Philip Corridon

G. M. Paub

J.F. Gates. W.H.Mickle, jr G. L. Pearson

E. A. Sikken James Sullivan Patrick Quirk Simon Pocher ,.

T. A. Piuggold

J. P. Patterson

J. W.AVhaples

Walter Whaples

M. D. Helm

Aven Pearson

A. T. Cavis

A. S. Griggs

F. A. West

L. A. lardella Patrick Keleher

L. P. Frank

C. W. Xorton

F. W. Murray

PIECE-WORK.

J. E. Ellegood

AVilliam Edelen Samuel Perley

Days.

300 1^435 00 1241 488 00

29 8i- 192 92

204J 470 12

311 316 35

312 484 50 312| 483 00 313 489 75

313 492 10

310 750 45 308 772 80 263 727 SO 313 203 CO 313 1, 669 35

302 1, 372 50 298i 946 20 127 935 95 311? 353 80 365 • 871 49 3101 912 50 361§ 856 89 307 790 87

310|- 697 64

3051 736 57

3094- 693 36

3101- 709 91

312-1- 704 77 312j 702 57

306a 704 59 3091 903 10

89 695 79 292 222 75

66 657 28 222i 148 49 313 502 87 237f 1, 838 67 232 1,357 00 254 1,280 00 262 1, 210 00 257i 591 30 259 583 61 252 583 95 255 576 60

2591- 573 75 612 49
52 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persons employed in ilie pulUc printinfj, <^-c. —Continued.

Name.

Patrick Feelian W. A. Griswold

B. A. Swan

Alexander Dercourt Thomas Fealy Cyrus Davis

T. Caton William Rutlierford

J. C. Bard

S. E. Kins

Oliver Shaw

James Dougliertj' . .

.

C. O. Alexander Simeon Johnston . .

.

O. B. Churcli W. M. Stuart H. C. Tarlton A. T. Harrington . .

.

W. W. Stanford .... C. A. Brown

George Burklin

G. J. S. Hunnicutt..

E-obert Teesdale

J. T. Keay

J. W. Sherman

Theodore Hodes

J. T. Taylor

T. D. Sandy

Th. Meunier James Robinson

C. M. Johnston W. Montgomery

H. A. Keefer

~F. M. Lewis

S. D. Holden

'W. Is. Croggon

AV. E. Thompson

H. E,. Goodman

J. L. Welty W. H. Earrington .

.

J. E. Sheiry H. P. Acker

Allan Chancey

T. W. Shiel T. J. Alleger G. W. Gushing, jr ... Kobert Cawtlion

J. K. Hisdon

E. D. Smoot

J. W. Steiner

Days.

$721 26

859 67

432 50 734 79 245 75 697 68 14 82

690 71 666 15 708 47 251 02

706 72

494 36 739 86 270 35

470 87 800 13 679 63 589 02 572 58 732 94 979 45 589 71 272 50 259 27 108 00 444 38

592 00 233 00 861 34 215 25

518 01

1, 139 63 236 20

716 49 849 23 933 23

239 66

1, 048 43 532 30 732 65 489 37 293 38 680 89 553 15 422 86 459 92

624 10 240 45 266 47

Name.

B. H. Knode

Seth Bonney M. M. Shaffner

C. G. Dennis

J. P. Garner

C. J. Devaugkn

E. Burrows

S. A. Towers

N. P. Cutter

C. B. Ratcliffe -Joseph Sogers

Lothrop Withington

E.. M. Greenwood . .

.

W. S. Eoebuck

Eichard Wells

F. J. Waters M. N. Amis

G. W. Drury

E. H. Oliphant W. E. Atwell W. E. Taylor

]Sr. B. Cooper

S. K. Young W. S. Masterson W. H. Cotiin A. Pettibone William Guista

D. W. Eoss

Sol. Teverbaugh .... Eobert Whittit Burrows Nelson William Barnum

Levi Meushaw

J. H. Howard W. H. Smith

G. W. Eurcron

E. H. Bard

S. G. Perry

E. M. Wheat

G. W. Mowry

E. F. Holton

E. J. Heaton

E. A. Davis W. C. Henry

Samuel Elliott James McCarthy . .

.

E. Pagenhoff

E. S. Morau , S. B. Palm

E. P. Ehodrick
REPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persom emji^oyed in the puhlic printing, tfc. —Continued. 53

Xame,

G. M. D. Eandall

J. W. Barry

J. L. Anderson

O. F. Dunlap

G. W. Xeill A. Smitli W.K. Bleakmore.

C. G. TTeaver A. M. Laing

G. W. Trooman . .. E. M. Brown

J.E. Wolfe

Jacob Eegenauer

F. M. Aldridge...,

T. M. Ball George Hutton . .

T. I. Furlong

L. L. Bender

E. L. Scott Samuel Glading.

J. S. Bos-\vorth. .

J. P. Kimmell

Ira A. Hays

H. B. Gregg

"W. E. Morcoe

E. H. Thomas

H. C. Powell

J. E. Keete

G. H. Brown

A. S. Fennell

T. W. Clark W. C. Hunt

J. W. Mitchell ... M. J. Weaver W. S. McKean . . .

J. M. Eggleston .

S. Adams

H. Anderson

E. Amos

A. Atchison Mary Ambrose .

M. Burrows ^M. Bailey

-T. Buckley

M.Boyle

J. Barry

A. Bresnahan

.J. Beatty

E. A.Bailey

Days.

$887 96 986 04 549 54

813 15 510 95

720 54 784 30

549 86 642 33

6 02 200 08 649 22

303 48 481 24 865 41 485 84 297 27 335 30 328 87 192 15 107 86 69 88

j 112 20

38 97

I 29 99

j 19 94

29 21

; 21 76

j 26 99 ; 23 16 I 19 89 I 35 95 I 17 41 19 17 23 79

j 16 26 578 02 383 56

331 41

j 309 21 ! 66 15 i 548 91

j 311 63 457 35

j 413 14 574 52 I 320 68 369 17 i 419 11 !

iTame.

A. Baldwin M. B. Boflfey

S. J. Blair

J. Breslin

C. Bates A. Barrett A. Butler V. Bryan

F. Bellman

E. D. Bond

Annie Blackwell

E. Bromagim

A. Callahan M. Cook

M, A. Clancy

E. Conway

L. A. Carroll M. Courtney

J. Connor .j. A. Connell V. M. Connelly A. Carmody

F. Chase

S. Cummiskey

S. Cronin

J. F. Cary

A. Cross A. Collins M. Colgan

S. Collins M. Coakley M. Clancy

K. Cook

C. Daily , S. Dickson Mary Davis M. M. Davis

J. Davison

B. Duffy

H. Daily M. Dawson

A. Duncan , M. Donnelly , A. Daly

H. M. Downing

B. Daly

K. Devine M. Darby

Mary Erickson
54 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.Persons employed in 1he imhlic printinf),<S'G' —Continued.

!N"aine.

"M. riemmiug .

.

M. J. Flaherty

.

M. Fitzpatrick. M. Flaherty . .

.

L. A. Forney... M. S. Flood

C. Fowler

E. French M. Fenton M. E. Fuller.... M. Fordham. .

.

E. Germon

M. A. Graves . .

.

E. Gray

S. Gibersou M. Gihbs

E. Gould

Iv. Grant

I. Geiger

E. Gardner

J. Gauhert

B. Gleason

E. -J. Grinnan .

.

M. Gallagher ... A. Higgins

E. Hinwood

T. Harrison A, Hughes

S. Hess

J. Howlin M. Hall

C. Howard

E. Heffeli

J. Heise K. F. Healey...

E. Haudebeau.

.

E. Haveuner...

A. Hodge

F. E. Hays

1). Harper M. Hyde , E. Hogan

S. I. Henry

M.E.Hlsley ... J. M. Jones

A. E. Johnson.

.

Ida Jordon A. Jones

E. Korts

Bays

#573 51 575 28 430 93 313 67

383 02 346 09 248 43 105 86

241 70 339 42

541 68 494 96 500 67 281 58

541 87 286 43 248 49

85 58 328 57 194 59 361 46 248 38

441 64 107 87 410 06 54 53 487 49 204 05

626 00 564 60 497 51 454 34 444 00

374 83 452 62 326 13 264 13 424 13 332 08 462 20

227 87 385 27 27 67 332 13 380 52

388 53 432 76

571 99 494 90

Name.

T. Keefe M. Keyworth

B. Kennelly M. Knott M. La Billc E. Landvoigt

E. Lackey

C. Lusby

G. Lowe

J. La Fontaine . .

.

E. E. Lyons

A. Laughlain

D. Lay

S. Lynch

M. Ladan

A. Manning

C. Mills K. McGarr

M. McCarty

H. Murphy

M. Maguire

A. McDowell

M. Markhara

C. Maus

M. Meekins M. A. McNamara

E. Marche

M. McjSTamara . .

.

J. Murphy

M. J. McLeod. ... E. McFee

H. Minoag

M. McMahon

M. Marshall

J. Morris

B. A. Malone

C. J. McMahon...

J. E. Mansfield... K. Meagher

M. A, Malone

J. F. Murphy

S. Martin A. Mangan

H. Morris M. Mattingly....

E. McCarthy

Annie McCarthy.

Kate McMahon .. M. Oakland

Bays.
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIOXAL PRINTER.

Xo. 7.

Persons emiiloyed in tlie public i^rinting, <^'C. —ContimiecL 55

Xame. K'ame.

C. O'Leary

B. O'Connor

J. O Connor M.E. Owner

A. W. Osborne..

S. Partridge M. Purdy

C. Palmer

E. J. Proctor.... A. Piggott A. Pleasants....

P.. Pocock

T. Bower

E. Parker K. Eeapsomer... M. E. Ptjan M. ReUly

D. Eeilly M. Reagan

L. Itussell

:M. E. Sherwood. C . Sheahan K. Stevens Ida Sorrell L. Silvers M. C. Stuart.... M. Sullivan M. J. Sommers . L. Tucker

-$•253 73 367 5G 576 56 412 24 22 84 579 11

6-24 25

281 00

44-2 71 556 00

4-20 •23 530 32 339 54

11 25 438 28

213 83 374

299 41 305 40 422 71 567 23

261 85 258 26 "^293 23

578 04

61 92

89 51 169 50 529 83

il. A. Thompson.

L. Trenis

E. Thomas

A. AT. Tinney

A. Thompson

D. Thompson

C. Ward

B. Trailing

J. TTilson H. V\'ebster A. TTilson

L. TTilson

E. TTells

I. E.Wills K. Webster

S. Waters

C. Wood

C. Wright

'M. Woodend

M. White. M. Walsh

S. Hnsted

L. A. Allen A. Watson

Ellen Slieahau M. E. Watson

H. Pader

E. Davis

E. K. Brower PUBLIC BIXDIXG.

J. H. Boberts

J. W. White I 313 D. W. Landvoigt

| 310^ Charles Lemon I 313 W. B. B. Williss ! 313

C. Denham 3095 William Hayes 313

P. C. Gillon , 312g

E. A. Manning I 303f

J. F. Buehler 260§ Augustus Jacobs ' 206-^- Ig. M. Knott j 275 T.F.Stewart \ 3I0| A. G. HuUett j 303i

J. H. Maine ' 279|

Henry Morgan 3101 A. Fitzsimons [ 286i

G. Eosewag 2981

$•2, 100 00

j 1, C69 35

I 1. 347 70

I 1, 356 35

i 1, 4^24 25

1, 342 79

, 1,356 35

I 1,355 81

! 1, 215 00

1, 047 00

1, 0^26 00 1,107 00 1,241 50 1,251 00

1, 119 00

1, 243 25

1, 145 00

1, 195 50

Thomas Songster 303| $1, 221 50

J. W. Mever 226J 907 50

J. H. Paterson 303 1,218 00 E. Wakeling 193J 775 50 William Gaisberg 3121 1,254 50 2921 1, 170 50

S. T. Crawford 313 1, 252 00 Thomas Beckett 308J 1,233 00 A. A. Henry 312| 1,251 00

241

967 50 John P. Moran 281| 1, 126 50

AT. T.Bodensick 25| 102 50 284| 1, 145 25 Joseph Maddren 2951 1, 190 00 H. G. Luerssen 3001 1,207 00 291i 1, 165 00

T. J. Kelly 2381- 1, 035 00

J. W. Harrison 3015 1,207 50
56 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.Persons employed in theimllic printing, 4^c.—Continued.

Name.

TV. P. Slattery . . .

.

J. W. Gray

Alex. McAllister,

r. H. W. Eutland Edwin "Walmsley

Peter McColl

J. B. Enpley John AV. White .

.

Daniel Murphy . .

,

r. B. Trout

"W. M. Nicholson .

,

M. H. Maroney

"W. A. Wells George Wiant

J. H. Graham

Maurice Flynn W. H. Eichardson. H. Hyde

D. A. Murphy

G. L. Tracy

William V. Bain .

.

H. L. Yarnold

T, D. Cornwell

J. J. Yokum

W. riiedner

J. E. Gaily

Eugene Gallagher James Stewart

J. E. Harmer

E. S. Metcalf

J. L. Eatcliff T. M. Triplett

C. T. Elwood

C. A. Williams .... J. W. Pyemont

H. C. Dohbs Mark Maiforth . . . . George Siggers George Corlies T. W. Dutcher W. H. Harmer

John Espey

Samuel Davis James McNally

G. H. Bodensick —

T. J. Hardester . . .

.

William Scott

J. J. Byrnes

Dennis Toomey

H. C. Espey

Days.

284§

293^

311f 2971

308i

156

72

135| 308§

2981

238i

2832

31086|

295J

291 263|

263^ 2691 277i

196 107f

1661- 189|

67i

43 304|

260 290J

310|- 2991

283J

299| 283t

286^

2621

294

2871 2951

2991 in

1714 296

289

265i 3033

2731- 203^

306

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$1. 138 50 1,174 00

1, 247 00

1, 188 50

1, 234 00 624 00 288 00 543 00

1, 233 50

1, 194 50

1, 032 50

1, 135 50

1, 240 00 347 00

1, 183 00

1, 164 00

1, 054 50

1, 064 00

1, 078 00

1, 108 50 784 00 431 00 667 00 750 50 269 00

167 50 172 00

1, 218 50

1, 048 00

1, 160 50

1, 240 50

1. 197 00

1, 135 50

1, 102 50

1, 133 50

1, 144 50

1, 050 50

1, 186 50

1, 151 50

1, 102 50

1. 198 50

79 50 685 00 1,185 50

1, 156 00

1, 007 50 1,213 50

1, 094 00 848 25

1, 226 00

T. 0. May

J. A. Landvoigt .

.

W. B. Burger M. B. Gordon

G. W. Fisher

C. E., Tretler

G. E. P. Britt

E. C. Philpitt

J. E. Bullock Peter Byrne

E. A. Connell

J. S. Eobinson

G. D. Burch

C. E. Walker Henry McGivern . J. A. Perkins ..... Henry Weise

J. W.Beall

J. H. McCormick.

.

E. E. Cunningham

C. H. Koehler James Eead

D. A. Thompson .

.

C. E. Weser

J. C. Hodges

William McLane.. A.D. Stidham .... C. S. Willis

J. P. McKean

F. Siebert W. D. Hotchkiss .

.

G. H. Maurer

C. H. Walker

J. A. B. Espey

Alexander Bain W. F. Clarkson

S. F. Bunch

J. P. D. Caton Frank Miller W. D. Barnitz

C. L. Dowden

John Doherty

Ed. Pumphrey

Thomas Meushaw . H. T. Houck

A. A. Smith M. A. Dubois

J. T.McGowan .... C. M. Knott

Charles Fowler

Days.

3051 299|

254A 304

306|

2921 309 260^ 294i

303|

3033- 291|

286i 245i

280§ 224i

2523

239 239g 3061

303^

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310§

276i 210A

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313

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REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Persons employed in the public printing, tj'-c.—Contiuued. 57

o

ece: s

1 a H

Days.

292 $1, 168 00 27I5 1, 085 00

94| 376 50 2425 969 00 157 628 00 205| 821 50 175| 703 00

60 240 00

49 196 00 SSj 144 00

34^^ 138 00

287^ 1, 082 17

283|- 1, 029 68

soy^- 825 34

311» 862 32

299^ 798 31 312 831 99 299| 764 40 304f 760 92

313 373 82 300 357 99 261 304 48

39 45 50 354 1, 168 20 365 1, 204 50 365 1, 204 50 313 1, 018 00

3O63- 848 34 211f 583 01 156 363 00

313 782 50 305 762 50 313 782 50 363 914 22

313 782 50 364 819 00 313 704 25

306f 787 42

3001 679 38

313 704 25

311 699 75

12 27 00 3121 703 12

1771 399 38 300 675 00 313 704 25

313 704 25

313 704 25

286 643 51 365 827 55

J.B.Smith , J. D. Connor

Alfred Tliomas .

T. S. Baylie Andrew Melville . TT. G. Evans

P. J. CaldweU John Adams

Augustus Kuhner

J. J. Brnnor

J. A. Eyan

A. Schulz William Chedal...

J. A. Maurer

E. T. Eckart

H. J. Kehr

E. Xash

J. S. Maddren W. H. Gorbutt . . .

Gustavo King

J. L. Bentzler P.J.Byrne

E. T. Eckloff

J. C. Cobb

Orrin Eddy

John O'Reilly G. O. Barnes

E. B.Walker

C. P. Shettle

C. Eranz Thomas Kehoe . .

Andrew Tafe

Charles Eiley Henry Ande: son .

J. L. Dease W. M. Glover

J. A.Butherford

C. Pv. Scharf

J. E. Knight

A. A. Vessie W. G. James

John Dawson

C. H. Krener

William Marshall

S. W. Potts

J. K. Baily Henry Hovel

B. Chase

J. W. Murray

H. M, Cole

Days

238

2181

2581

167i- 234§ 305f 2891 312

310g

237 288

2651 235i

214i

215^ 302|

2351 292J

2181

2691- 237 262|

11 263i

1341

2413- 26SJ 260|

230§ 2631

401 2561

42

301i 238J

273

225J 22^1

1971 1791 260f n2|

218i

216^

167^ 256f

174|

1461 283 226

§952 00 873 50

1, 033 50

670 00

939 50

1, 221 50

1, 156 50

1, 248 00

1, 243 50 948 00

1, 154 50 1,061 50 943 00 856 50

860 50

1, 209 50

42 50

1, 171 00 875 00

1, 078 00 948 00

1, 048 50

44 00 1,054 00 538 00 967 00

1, 072 50

1, 042 50

921 50 1,053 00

161 00

1, 026 00

163 00

1, 207 50 955 50

1, 092 00 902 00 909 50

789 00

719 00 1,043 00 690 50 874 00 864 50 670 00

1, 026 50 699 00 587 50

1, 132 00

904 00

2^"ame.

J. J. Schoonmaker . E. E. Bogia

T. J. Eyer

Eichard Sweetman.

Charles Worcester.

E. W. Moore

E. G. Lowey

CP. P. Wroe

D. P. Leach

J. T. Blakeney

S. W. Boweu

C.H. Welsh

E, A. McPherson .

S. W. Lewis

George Griffith J.C. Motherhed.... H. L. Wells

T. Haswell W. T. Johnson

H. W. Hobbs

L. W. Sbarpe

C. W. Wells W. E. Wright Thomas Mullen W. H. Eletcher.... W. H. Murphy W. J. Harris

C. L. Graenacher...

G. L. Eeady

J. M. Eobinson W. S. Marchael

E. E. Buchecker ... John Lynch

William Cruso W. T. Kelly Moses Smith Arthur Summers

Charles Burr

G. G. Koehler Abraham Eawls —

Burr Lucas

J. M. Heck

James N'ally H. C. Joy

Patrick McNamee .

Eobert Logan

E. A. Hall

J. A. Gleeson James Johnson

D. F. S. Eodg-ers....
58 KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER

No. 7.Persons cm2)loyed in ihe imMie priniing, tfc. —CoDtinued.

Name.

W. L. Lamb

Micliael Carroll... George Williams.

.

E. H. Smith Edward Darby James Erank Hiram Spear George McCauley.

H. I. Elwood

Joseph IMorgan . .

.

Eicbard Lee

RodolpbTTilliss... D. E. Pwitcbie Annie Keilly E. T. Sanderson... D. B. Stack

Sallie Best

Ella Reilly E. Osmond

Josephine Powers. K. H. Locke

Lizzie Dewey

E. Sullivan M. E. Shaw

Lou. Pemberton .

.

M. A. Greene

E. D. Davis M. E. Moore

S. E. McCafferty .

.

E. B. Morley

J. C. Eumsey

J. Cathcart Louisa Wells

J. E. Bennett Agnes Adams

Kate Kelly

S.E. TwitchelL... Erances Straub . .

.

E. E. Burnes

C. Crooks

B. I. Eckloff , Bunnie Burnes M. E. Barry

S. J. Davis M. Eox

M.J. Topham

A. A. Colclesser... Pose Kleiber..

L. A. Caulk

loyed, 5

go

recei

Time Am't

Days. 13U $295 87 313 711 75 313 711 75

16 36 00 214i 481 79 224i 504 26 3631 823 25 297 676 28

303 682 95 313 704 25 183 403 75

42 118 80

9 20 25

303 758 42 282 704 99 1811 454 68 298i .766 09 281| 704 04

2851- 733 89 137f 324 05

275g 688 43 2521 631 86 302 754 99 1271 318 74

1391 349 69

102i 256 58 204§ 514 11 305J 611 00 310| 621 29 31U 623 00 303| 607 00 29 U 582 25 306J 613 75 303f 607 25

301 602 00 308f 616 75 288i 582 50 301 602 00

109^ 219 00 313 626 00

671 132 10

671- 123 98 310t 570 49 274i 502 50 302 ii53 67 2981 547 03 3091 567 65 305i 5.59 61 313 573 85

l^ame.

M. A. Wasney

Margaret Solms. .

.

Maggie Byrnes M. A. Fi.sher M. Ealconer

Jennie Goss Eva Walker

Annie Garey

H. Gillott Alice Alexander .. M. B. Hyde

E. V. Slyer Fannie Malone

Eittie Mitchell

I. Metcalf M.E. A.Boyd

G. Mitc^iell Alice Johnston Mary McGoldrack M. E. Keleher

E. Eivaux

0. Stuart M. E. Bailey

L. Gaughran

S. A. White

E. T. Coke

E. D. Cowling

Beatrice Terrell . .

.

E. E. Delaney

D. C.Einggold .... M. W. Gibson M. Herzberger M.C. Dove

A. S. Davidson

Ella Garrett M. E. Mahoney

Minnie Schoepp...

S. C. Darby

Amelia Morino

S. McManus

Ellen Everson

J. Eutherford

C. M. Harbaugh . .

.

S. G. Eansom

1

PIECE-WORK. M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris . .

.

Days.

308 2m

2081

276| 313

2071 31U

255i- 162 2975

36i

169f 198

298g- 310*

30i ! 47 i 301 I 295t 295i

2784

179i 308t

281 310|

304|

288i 22U

2691

312i

289-1-

276-1- 295|

313

2891 3031

.305 264

297 235t

691 213J
EEPOET OF THE CONGEESSIOXAL PRIKTEE.

Xo. 7.

Fersons emploijed in the puMie jmniing, tj-c. —Continued. 59

Xame.

Days. Mary Morris X. C. Middlekatiff ElleB Siillivan

S. E. Cronin X. M. Tibbetts

J. Paitherdale Elizabeth Huntress ; Margaret Stewart

Isabella Jobuston . Ella Donley M. E. Schwartz

Julia A. TTarreu M. E. Lenman Mary McDonough

Leauna Denham

Pv. A. Evans

Catharine Durham

Lura McXall

M. J. Marr

M. A. Francis j S. C. Kennedy i Martha Elwood I B. D. Friend I Frances Graves

Eleanor Hubbard

M. A. Ford i A. H. Lindsley

| M. E. Hill i Mary Miller M. A. Seitz Catharine Stanton

E. Sampson

A.C.Francis M. L. Ludlow

Elizabeth Tolson

Ellen Comer

M. A. Greene

Jennie Gates Mary Shugrue Annie Fowler Mary Barry

L. Force Mary Atchison M. E. Brown

Adele Lafon

S. Y. Stansbury

L. T. Klopfer

J. F. Carlisle Mary Farrell

0551 78 511 06 521 17 434 02

495 4G 523 44 4S2 IS 514 IS 515 57 169 62

158 18 29 44 188 47 260 37 317 63

4 16 357 14

218 78 151 87 302 24

477 11 466 71 265 62

258 90 287 68 313 28 253 31 63 71 67 58 255 35 375 16 233 18 325 45 271 37 223 66 167 67 217 11 329 90 278 71 256 32

275 51 290 60 222 58 298 74 273 91 288 97 278 70 72 01 246 62

Xame.

A. T. Hunt

I M. .J. Walker

I M.E. A.Boyd

M. W. Lee

Lizzie Smith

Jennie House

G. Mitchell Mary Geddes

L. J. L. Eobinson. .

I E. J. Hooper

[ Xauuie Xolau

I M. A. Broadbect...

! C. B. Turnbull L J. Phoenix M. A. Brannan

C. Eenneker

Xettie Lenman Ada Glover Mary McKenua

Flora Pruett H. E. Evans

M. J. Hand

S. E. Elwood L C. Moore

M- S. Gordon M. Bryan

Sallie Michael

L. Mack

llebecca Tolson

j Susan Guerin

] Jane Bosworth Annah Smith

, Margaret Cronin... Clara Boswell Susan Lemmon

Mary Gallagher Ann Brannan Kate Eeiily

Sallie Eowan

S. C. Watson

E.J. McElfresh....

J. Goldsborough . .

Xellie Krafft M. M. Eeilly Mary Honan

Margaret Shields .

Ella Gallagher Margaret Keunelly

I J. E. Minor

$220 82

194 24 300 91 272 50 386 74 147 84 322 44

236 74 341 09 274 22

163 97 235 60

67 84 347 97

239 36

217 63

133 13 307 46 316 60 315 44 215 51 270 59

461 25 237 03 303 226 50 295 74 283 43 301 70 245 04

56 31 278 98 372 41 226 4274

60 21 224 07 313 06 142 37

316 13 254 12

506 47

406 11 213 84 321 25

368 29 375 11 533 07 569 26
60 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.Persons employed in the piiblic printing, ^-c.—Continued.

Name.

Time

employed.

Am't

received. Name.

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days.

$529 87 514 77

521 23

533 06 . 34 87 78 07

Dmjs.

.$89 38 23 36

44 94 24 52

97 19

J. P. Walker

H. Gillott Rosa Stanton

Susie Kicker

No. 8.Statement sJwiving the expenditures 07i account of the daily edition

of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Forty-third Congress.

Composition, proof-reading, &c |46, 527 70 Press-work '3,482 36 Paper 14,736 58 Printing-ink 745 80 Folding and mailing 7, 367 81 Paper for wrappers 95 12 Thread 1.52 22 Clerk in Senate post-office 571 96 Engineer 929 67 Gas 1,5.53 60

76, 162 82 Deduct amount realized from sales $4,787 22 Deduct value of paper in copies on hand, and estimated cost of labor on same 2, 693 74

8, 480 96 67,681 86

^o. 9.Statement shoiving the expenditures on account of the hound edi- tion of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Forty-third

Congress.

Transposing type |1, 314 25 Compiling index 2, 362 25 Composition on index 2, 546 56 Stereotyping 3, 160 00

Press-work 6,131 97 Paper 43, 379 60 Printing-ink 1 , 748 55 Folding 4,987 63 Binding 23,858 volumes for Senate $16,700 60 Binding 51, 241 volumes for House 35, 868 70

52, 569 30 Total 118,119 81
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 61

1^0. 10.

Statement sliowing the expenditures on account of printing the hound edition of the Congressional Record for the special session of the Senate.

Press-wk |217 76 Paper 1,441 71 Printing-iuk 72 10 Folding 189 75

Total , 1,921 32

Xo. 11.

Statement showing expenditures on account of material for the Congressional Record,

15, 807f pounds brevier type, at 55 cents $8, 694 40

5, 439:^ pounds nonpareil ty^je, at 66 cents 3, 589 90 200 head-rules, at 15 cents 30 00 200 column-rules, at 46 cents 72 00 56 feet column-rules, at 46 cents 25 76 200 composing-sticks 200 00

192 iron side and foot sticks 132 00

12 chases, at $15.50 186 00

6 imposing-stones, at $65 .* 390 00

80 double stands, with racks, at 6.50 520 00 200 brass galleys, at §3 600 00 280 pairs cases, at $2.50 700 00

7i^ i)ounds brass leads 5 50

1 roller-stock and frame 3 00

4 reams yellow jirinting-pai^er 16 00

100 gas-shades 25 00 45 chairs 81 25 41f pounds page-cord 4175

1 Webster's Dictionary 12 00

1 Shakespeare's Works 8 00

1 Holy Bible 3 50

1 Haydn's Dictionary 5 00

1 Milton's Poetical Works 3 50

1 Byron's Poetical Works 9 00

1 Concordance 2 50

1 Anthon's Dictionary , 3 50

1 Spanish and English Dictionary 6 00

1 French and English Dictionary 6 00

1 Biographical Dictionary 10 00

1 McPherson's Political History 2 50

1 Dictionary of Quotations 5 50

Stationery 21 25 75 yards toweling 18 75

1 water-cooler 40 00 100 crocks \ 25 00

1 watering-pot 4 00 2 boxes soap 15 00 Horse and wagon 220 00 Total 15,733 56
62 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

No. 12.

Comimrative statement shoiving the difference in the cost of the Congressional Record charged at the estimate of the Congressional

Printer and the actual cost. RKCORD CHARGED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ESTIMATE FURNISHED BY THE CONGRESSIONAL

PRINTER.

Daily edition. CompositioD, 42,240/300 ems, at |1.50 per 1,000 ^63, 360 45 Paper, press-work, and mailiug 500 copies of 6,280 pages,

quarto, or 392^ signatures of 16 pages, at $9.39 for each 16 pages 3, 685 58 Paper, press-work, and mailiug 2,500 copies of same, at 2

cents for each 16 pages. 19, 625 00

§;86,671 03 Bound edition. Transposing 42,240,300 ems, at 3 cents per 1,000 1, 267 20 Paper and press-work on 1,000 copies of 6,552 pages, or 819 signatures of 8 pages, at $8.18 for each 8 pages 6, 699 42 Paper and press-work on 8,450 copies of same, at $8.20 for each 8 pages 56, 743 51 Compiling and type-setting of index, 2,367,000 ems, at $2.50 per 1,000 5,917 50

70, 632 63 Total cost of Record charged at estimate of Congressional Printer. 157, 303 66 ACTUAL COST OF CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

Daily Record as per Statement No. 8 $67. 681 86 Bound Record as per Statement No. 9, after deducting the

cost of stereotyping, folding, and binding, which items were not included in estimate of Congressional Printer 57, 402 88 Bound Record of special session of the Senate, as per State- ment No. 10, after deducting the cost of folding 1,731 57

126, 816 31

Ditference in cost of Record between estimate of Congressional Printer and actual cost, being nearly 20 per cent, less than the estimates of the Congressional Printer for the work 30, 487 35 o