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40th Congress, ) SENATE.

J Mis. Doc.

3d Session. S ) No. 25. ANNUAL EBPOET

OF THE CONGRESSIOIAL PRINTER,

SHOWING

The condition of the Public Printing, Binding, &c.

January 15, 1869. —Referred to the Committee on Printing and ordered to be printed.

Office of the Congressional, Printer,

Washington, January 15, 1869. Sir : I have the honor to transmit the sixteenth annual report of this

office, in order that it may be laid before the Senate. Very respectfully, your obedient servant,

JOHN D. DEFEEES,

Congressional Printer.

Hon. B. F. Wade,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, December 30, 1868. To the Senate and Souse of Representatives : In compliance with the provisions of law, I have the honor to submit

the annual report of this office, showing " the exact condition of the

public printing, binding, and engraving, the amount and cost of such

printing, binding, and engraving, the amount of paper purchased for the same, and such further information as may be within my knowledge

in regard to all matters connected therewith." Also, a statement showing u the number of hands employed, and the length of time each has

been employed/* The tabular statements accompanying this report are made up for the year ending on the 30th of September, 1868, and are as

follows

No. 1. Showing the documents printed by authority of law, or by order of either house of Congress, the cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they were distributed. No. 2. Showing the cost of the printing and binding ordered by the executive and judicial departments of the government.

No. 3. Showing the disbursements on account of the public printing. No. 4. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing. No. 5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding. No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies in fac simile of maps, plats, dia- grams, &c, for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States. No. 7. Showing the number of hands employed, the length of time each was employed, and

the amount earned by each, for the year ending October 31, 1868.
2 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER

COST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.

Statements No. 1 and No. 2 will show the approximate cost of the

public printing and binding for each department of the government

during the year ending on the 30th of September, 1868, as it appears on

the books of this office. The statement No. 1, exhibiting the cost of the

printing, binding, and lithographing and engraving for Congress, is given

very much in detail, with the view of showing the cost, as nearly as is practicable, of each of the annual reports and other public documents

which were printed in excess of the usual number, (1,550 copies,) and

the manner in which they were authorized to be distributed. The actual

disbursements of the office, as detailed in statements Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, were as follows

:

For the public printing. $454,502 56 For paper for the public printing 385,440 97 For the public binding 346,723 82 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 105, 356 77 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 3, 102 75 For salaries, &c , in the office of the Congressional Printer 33,941 98

1, 309, 068 85 The cost of the paper and other materials remaining on hand on the 30th

of September, 1868, was $176,181 70, being $195,444 36 less than at the

commencement of the year; so that the aggregate cost of the printing

and binding amounts to the sum of $1,504,513 21, (or $126,071 72 less than for the preceding year,) which may be apportioned as follows:

Authorized by act of Congress $178,972 70 Ordered by the Senate 14 1

, 437 05

Ordered by the House of Representatives 436, 757 70 Ordered by the executive and judicial departments 747, 345 76

1,504,513 21 By reference to statement No. 1, it will be seen that a large number

of the public documents ordered to be printed, either by law, by order

of the Senate, or the House of Eepresentatives, were for distribution by

the executive departments and bureaus.

The amount realized during the year from the sale of paper, paper shavings, documents, &c, is $21,315 15, which has been deposited in the

the treasury of the United States, as required by law.

The following table exhibits the disbursements of this office, under

their respective headings, during the years ending September 30, 1863,

1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, and 1868, viz:

Office

of

the

Superintendent.

Public

printing.

Paper

for

the

public

printing.

Lithographing

and

engraving.

Public

binding.

Mapping

for

the

Supreme

Court

U.S.

Total.

1863 $13, 210 97

14, 148 87

14, 869 54

13, 545 10

13, 769 43

13, 941 98

$285, 660 80

328, 249 34

439, 856 14

400, 541 00

452, 998 22

454, 502 56

$830, 802 06 713,481 16 1,285,959 51

896, 929 71 635,106 09

385, 440 97

$64, 126 38

75,391 79

96, 907 04

112, 272 05

108, 624 75

105, 356 77

$223, 945 89

302, 947 19

387, 228 09

445, 009 57

386, 203 98

346, 723 82

$1, 417, 746 01

1, 443, 634 20

2, 227, 099 32

1, 869, 379 35

1,599,218 39

- 1, 309, 068 85

1864 $9, 415 85

2, 279 00

1, 081 92

2, 515 92

3, 102 75

1865 1866

1867

1868
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 3 DISTRIBUTION OF THE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Inquiry is frequently made as to the manner in which the usual or regular number (1,550) of executive and miscellaneous documents and

reports of committees are distributed ; as also the bills and joint resolutions, of which 700 copies are printed. This information is given in the

following statement

:

Document room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House - .. Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate. . Office of the Secretary of the Senate Folding room of the Senate

State Department

Reserved for binding

Total numbers printed

Senate

doc's

and

reports.

House

doc's

and

reports.

Senate

bills

and

joint

res.

House

bills

and

joint

res.

265 265 265 265

20 149 20 308

162 94 230 92

6 6 10 8 190 170

5 10 902 1,031

1,550 1,550 695 683 The reserved documents are bound in volumes of appropriate size,

(in sheep and calf,) and are distributed as follows:

Senate doc House doc.

Senate document room House document room

Senate folding room

Department of State Department of the Interior Library of Congress

Library of the House of Representatives.

Library of the Court of Claims

Congressional Printer Total reserve.

106 263

43

60 420

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By a recent act of Congress, the usual number of the public documents has been increased to 1,700, 50 copies of the additional number to be furnished to the Librarian to Congress, for exchange with foreign gov- ernments. Such niunber of extra copies of the public documents are printed as

are authorized by law, or may be directed by the special order of the

Senate or House of Eepresentatives; and these are distributed in the manner directed by law or by the house ordering them.

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

The fourth section of the act of July 27, 1866, gives to the Joint Committee on Printing the exclusive control of contracting for paper for the

public printing, and of " fixing a standard of paper for the different descriptions of congressional and executive printing." Under the diree-
4 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

tion of the committee contracts were entered into for supplying any

required quantities of the various kinds for the year ending on the 31st

December, 1868, with the following persons

CLASS 1.

Fine uncalendered Printing Paper, measuring 24 by 38 inches, 45 pounds to the ream of 500 sheets. W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Maryland, 2,000 reams, at $6 83.55. Timothy Keeney, North Manchester, Connecticut, 20,000 reams, (more or less, ) at $6 96.6. CLASS 2.

Fine calendered Printing Paper, measuring 24 by 38 inches, 53 pounds to the ream of 500 sheets. Christian Baer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 8,000 reams, (more or less,) at $9 22.2. CLASS 3.

Superfine Printing Paper, hard-sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds to the ream of 500 sheets. William Russell, Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1,000 reams, at $9. Class 4.

Map Paper. William Russell, Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1,000 reams, (more or less,) of any required

sizes and weights, at 19f cents per pound.

Class 5. — Writing Papers. William J. Bryan, New York, 26,000 reams, (more or less,) of such sizes and weights as might be required, at 23 cents per pound.

Class 6.Paper for Post Office Blanks.

B. H. Moore, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 155,000 pounds, (more or less,) of various weights and sizes, at 18.48 cents per pound.

Statement No. 4, appended to this report, exhibits the exact quantity

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

September, 1868, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was $385,440 97. 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 $124,794 21. The contracts for paper for the year 1867 were made at prices aver- aging about 30 per cent, lower than for several years preceding, and

those for 1868 were made at prices much lower than for 1867. It is not

thought, however, that any further material reduction in the price of

paper will be made in the contracts for the ensuing year.

I regret to have to state that the contractor for furnishing the paper

designated as Class 2 failed, in part, in filling his contract, and that I was consequently compelled to purchase 2,000 reams in the open market

at $12 56.1, and to make a special contract, after public advertisement

for 3,000 reams, at $9 85.8, which contract was awarded to the lowest

bidder, Mr. L. Hollingsworth, of Boston. LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTSThe aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $105,356 77,

the details of which will be found in Statement No. 6. The illustrations

accompanying the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents on

Arts and Manufactures absorb the principal part of the appropriation

for lithographing and engraving, those for the Report for 1867 costing

about $88,000, and the cost of those for the report for 1868, now under

contract, will exceed $100,000. They are indispensable to a proper understanding of the Report, and are very handsomely executed, at prices which

are deemed reasonable for the character of the engravings. Proposals for

this work are invited by public advertisement yearly, and the contract is awarded by the Joint Committee on Printing to the lowest bidder for the

style of work advertised for.
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 5

MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Some of the Becords of the Supreme Court of the United States,

which are ordered to be printed, are accompanied by maps, plats, dia- grams, &c, and a small number of copies in facsimile, on tracing linen, are required for the use of the court. These, for the last year, cost the sum of $3,102 75. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended on account of the public binding during the

year ending on the 30th of September, 1868, was $346,723 82, the details

of which will be found in Statement No. 5. The value of the materials on hand at the end of the year was $51,387 49, being $6,951 26 less than

the amount remaining over at the end of the preceding year. CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.

Attached to Statement No. 1 will be found a list of the documents, &c,

unfinished on the 30th of September, 1868, the end of the year for which

the statistical portion of this report is made up. At the present time,

(December 30,) the condition of the public printing and binding is as

follows

:

Coast Survey Report for 1866 and 1867, 6,050 copies of each, with numerous charts. —The

report for 1866 is nearly completed, and will be ready for distribution during the present

session of Congress ; that for 1867 has not yet been commenced, nor have the materials of which it is to be composed been received. It may be proper to state that the delay in the publication of these reports is not caused at this office. Agricultural Report for 1867. —This report is in a single volume of 532 large octavo pages, handsomely embellished with numerous engravings on wood ; 224,500 copies are ordered

to be printed—20,000 for distribution by senators, 180,000 by representatives, and 23,000 by the Commissioner of Agriculture. It is barely possible that it will be ready for distri- bution before the close of the present Congress. Patent Office Report for 1867. —Although all the means at the command of this office have

been exhausted to bring this rapidly growing report within the smallest practicable limits, that for 1867 will make about 3,000 pages, in four volumes, nearly one-half of which is composed of handsomely engraved illustrations of machinery, &c. The printing and

binding of 20,550 copies, (61,650 volumes,) has been ordered by Congress, 4,000 for distri- bution by senators, 10,000 by representatives, and 5,000 by the Commissioner of Patents. The report will not be ready for distribution before the expiration of the present session of Congress. The report for 1868, the engravings for which are now being executed by the

contractor, will make four large octavo volumes.

The Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office for 1867 has been ordered to be

printed in various forms, as follows: 12,000 copies of the full report, and 14,000 of an

abridgment in English, 3,000 in German, and 1,000 each in French and Swedish. All the

copies of the abridgments are to be accompanied by a large connected land map of the United States, engraved on copper and printed in colors. This report, in its several forms,

is now nearly completed. Documents accompanying the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1867, a

large octavo volume, of which 1,500 copies were ordered to be printed for the use of the Commissioner, has been completed since the 30th of September, 1868. Report of the Commissioner of Education, on Educational Interests, in the District of Columbia,

of which 3,000 copies were ordered to be printed for the use of the Senate. All of the manuscript has not yet been received at this office. Receipts and Expenditures of the United States for the year ending June 30, 1866. —This report

is now completed in one large octavo volume.
G REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Reports of the United States Commissioners to the Paris Exposition of 1867. —These reports, about fifteen in number, are being- printed by order of the Senate under the direction of the Department of State. It is estimated that they will make, in the aggregate, about 3,000

large octavo pages, with numerous though not costly engravings, and are to be arranged

into volumes of suitable size for binding, or bound separately, as the Secretary of State may direct. Several of them have already been printed, and the whole will be completed

at the earliest practicable period. Colonial Charters and State Constitutions. —On the 2d of March, 1867, the Senate adopted a

resolution directing " that the Committee on Printing cause to be prepared for publication a volume containing the colonial charters and the various State constitutions of each State of the United States, together with all amendments thereto at any time in force, arranging

the same in chronological order for each State, with suitable indexes ; and that it be printed

for the use of the Senate." The manuscript for this volume has not yet been received. The Medical and Surgical History of the Rebellion, authorized to be printed by the first section

of the act of July 28, 1866, will make several large quarto volumes. The printing of this

' work has been commenced, but, from the peculiar character of the work, its progress must

necessarily be slow and tedious. No period can be fixed at which its completion may be

expected.

Since the last annual report from this office the volume entitled u Expressions of Condolence and /Sympathy on the Assassination of President

Lincoln" has been completed. It is a handsomely printed quarto volume

of 962 pages, of which 3,000 copies were printed. As exaggerated state- ments of the cost of this volume have been made in the newspapers, I

will state that the actual cost of printing and binding was $18,179 54. The Army Register of Volunteers has also been completed in eight

volumes. Fifty thousand copies were ordered to be printed, for sale at

cost, by the joint resolution of June 30, 1864. An edition of five thousand copies of the first four volumes was printed, but finding very little demand for the work, the Edition of the residue of the volumes was

reduced to one thousand.

The delay in completing the volumes of the documents, journals, &c,

reserved for binding was occasioned by the late period fixed for the final adjournment of the last session of Congress, as the indexes could not be

previously prepared. These volumes are now being bound as rapidly as

possible. I trust that I shall be excused for repeating what was stated in the

last report from this office, and to express the hope that the subject may

receive the consideration of Congress. The laws providing for extra

copies of the bureau reports for the use of the bureaus do not, in many

cases, accomplish the purposes for which they were intended—to save

labor in this office and expense to the government. In some cases the

number of copies authorized by law are not deemed sufficient for public

purposes, and applications are frequently made to Congress for an

increase of the number, which are always successful, when the entire

work has to be reprinted. Moreover, requisitions are continually being

made upon this office by the Executive Departments and Bureaus for extra

copies of reports either made or to be made to Congress, which, it appears

to me, the law plainly prohibits me from printing". By a revision of the

laws, so as to allow the Chiefs of Bureaus all the copies that may be

necessary, and including the extra copies of all the annual reports

authorized by law to be made to Congress, the work could be executed more promptly, at less cost, and with far greater satisfaction to all con- cerned.

Respectfully submitted

:

JOHN D. DEFREES,

Congressional Printer.
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No. 2. Statement showing the cost of printing, and paper for the same, and of blank books, binding,

ruling, Sfc, for the executive and judicial departments of the government, for the year end- ing the 'SUth September, 1&68.

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$5,356 10 $2, 735 01 $8,091 11 $7, 853 22 $15,944 33

6, 700 95 5, 891 32 12,592 27 24, 870 84 37, 463 11 191 40 29 59 220 99 586 12 807 11 180 40 23 27 203 67 770 52 974 19 326 25 328 33 654 58 256 37 910 95

3, 946 70 4, 832 40 8,779 10 6, 584 02 15,363 12

1,101 95 795 21 1, 897 16 1,754 02 3, 651 18

673 05 194 89 867 94 2, 249 61 3, 117 55

422 40 309 47 731 87 409 94 1,141 81 2,565 70 1,240 86 3, 806 56 4, 470 98 8, 277 54

1, 245 65 1,304 65 2, 550 30 2,841 81 5, 392 11

, 2, 347 50 1,368 80 3,716 30 5, 063 64 8, 779 94

29, 417 60 44, 072 97 73, 490 57 39, 889 25 113,379 82

1,481 65 1, 161 55 2, 643 20 1, 636 56 4, 279 76

379 15 189 95 569 10 165 51 734 61 1,291 50 394 25 1, 685 75 1, 192 60 2, 878 35

499 05 386 12 885 17 90 32 975 49

190 90 83 72 274 62 301 36 575 98

804 55 949 68 1, 754 23 714 30 2, 468 53

8, 054 20 3, 301 05 11,355 25 5, 310 97 16, 666 22

61, 820 55 66, 858 08 128, 678 63

; 99, 158 74 227, 837 37-

405 25 186, CO 591 25 445 42 1,036 67

2, 682 70 1, 556 32 3, 639 02 7, 583 02 11,222 04

1, 626 45 - 749 17 2, 375 62 955 37 3,330 99

606 55 289 76 896 31 2, 885 51 3, 781 82

8, 695 10 9, 203 48 17, 898 58 3, 788 10 21, 686 68

3 20 49 3 69 1,050 00 1, 053 69 358 85 143 80 502 65 366 47 869 12 83 65 42 23 125 88 47 00 172 88

13,861 75 12, 171 25 26, 033 00 17, 120 89 43, 153 89

1 , 553 75 923 15 2, 476 90 745 75 2, 222 65

21, 151 90 13, 327 16 34, 479 06 8, 189 66 42, 668 72

13,715 75 10, 538 51 24, 253 26 6, 06 L 37 30, 314 63

1, 068 45 1, 077 33 2, 145 78 907 22 3,053 00

1,815 30 1, 866 99 3, 682 29 1, 434 25 5, 116 54

4, 751 25 3, 548 94 8,300 19 17, 459 30 25, 759 49

State Department

Treasury Department:

Office of the Secretary Comptroller Second Comptroller

First Auditor

Si cond Auditor Third Auditor Fourth Auditor

Fif.h Auditor

Sixth Auditor Treasurer

Register Comm'r of Internal Revenue.

.

Comptroller of the Currency.

Supervising Architect Sup't of the Coast Survey

Light-house Board

Solicitor Commissioner of Customs Bureau of Statistics

Total for the Treasury Department

Interior Department:

Office of the Secretary Com'r of the G. n'l Land Office Com'r of Patents Com'r Of. Indian Affairs Com'r of Pensions Superintendent of the Census.

Metropolitan Police Board

Architect of the Capitol Ext'n.

Total for the Interior Department

War Department

:

Office of the Secretary Adjutant General

Quartermaster General Commissary General Paymaster General Surgeon General Mis. Doc. 25 2
18 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2.

Statement showing the cost of printing, 8fc. —Continued.

1

Department.

Printing, an

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u

V

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Ph

Total

cost

of

printing

and

paper.

Blank

books,

binding,

ruling,

&c.

Aggregate

cost

of

printing,

paper,

and

binding.

War DepartmentContinued.

Refugees and Abandoned Lands .

.

$772 00 1,426 10 1,661 90

1, 592 40

$337 82

1,306 92

1, 139 64 685 42

$1, 109 82

2, 733 02

2,801 54

2, 277 82

$325 25

1, 246 30 415 30 1,433 87

15 00

$1, 435 07

3, 979 32

3, 216 84 4,711 69

15 00

Total for the War Department

Navy Department

:

Equipment and Recruiting

Office of the Naval Observatory

Post Office Department

Judiciary

:

Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the District of Columbia -

49, 508 80 34,751 88 84, 259 68 38, 233 27 122, 492 95

2,701 45

1, 308 55

8, 233 43 786 35

310 40

131 40

1,481 15 1,279 90

229 65

2, 609 95

186 40

1, 377 34

268 41

5, 627 09 327 64 252 59

41 39

2, 138 03

341 86

151 65 928 86

53 88

4, 078 79

1, 576 96

13, 860 52

1,113 99 562 99

I 14 IV 3,619 18

1, 621 76 381 30

3, 538 81 240 28

3, 388 78

598 06

4, 267 67 708 63 703 37 4Ut IB

2, 674 25

666 99 202 00

579 49

50 12

7, 467 57

2, 175 02

18, 128 19

1, 822 62

1, 266 36

o/o y

/

6, 293 43

2, 288 75

583 30

4,118 30

290 40

19, 258 63 1 1 'lOfi 74 30, 767 37 14, 243 54 45, 010 91

55, 164 82 49, 303 48 104, 468 30 24, 863 12 129, 331 42

163 80

20, 316 25

27 45 191 25 17 15 208 40

7,691 64 28, 007 89 4, 797 32 32, 805 21

927 20 635 79 1, 562 99 88 58 1, 651 57

2, 442 70 819 36 3, 262 06 14, 553 28 17, 815 34

280 35 14 52 294 87 189 43 484 30

8, 686 30 360 65 3,910 7.

328 84

77 43 459 91

9, 015 14 438 08

4, 370 66

236 72

262 10 286 37

8, 251 86

700 18

4, 657 03

12, 957 70 866 18 13, 823 88 785 19 13, 609 07
SEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 19

No. 2.

Statement showing the cost of printing, 8fc. —Continued. RECAPITULATION.

Printing, and paper for a . 13

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$5 356 10 $2, 735 01 $8, 091 11 $7, 853 22 $15,944 33

61, 820 55 66, 858 08 128, 678 63 99, 158 74 227, 837 37

13, 861 75 12, 171 25 26, 033 00 17, 120 89 43,153 89

49, 508 80 34, 751 88 84, 260 68 38, 233 •27 122, 493 95

19, 258 63 11, 508 74 30, 767 37 14, 243 54 45, 010 91

55 164 82 49, 303 48 104, 468 30 24 863 12 129, 331 42

163 80 27 45 191 25 17 15 208 40

20, 316 25 7, 691 64 28, 007 89 4,797 32 32, 805 21

927 20 635 79 1, 562 99 88 58 1, 651 57

2, 442 70 819 36 3, 262 06 14, 553 28 17, 815 34 280 35 14 52 294 87 189 43 484 30

Judiciary 12, 957 70 866 18 13,823 88 785 19 14, 609 07

Total 242, 058 65 187, 383 38 429, 442 03 221, 903 73 651, 345 76

T$o. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of thepublicprinting

from the 1st of October, 1867, to the 30th of September, 1868, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of the Congressional Printer $4, 000 00

Salaries of four clerks, at $1,800 each 7, 200 00 Per diem of messenger, at $3 60 1,317 60 $12,517 00 Contingent expenses of the office 1,424 98

Total payments on account of the office 13, 941 98 PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employes, &c

October $28,379 68 November 33,218 69 December _ 35, 347 29 January 39,472 11 February 33,911 44 March 34,630 19

April 32,670 32 May 31, 157 68 June 31,190 64 July 32,504 47 August 30,829 80 September 29,847 36 . Paid for printing executed out of office 8, 196 24 401,355 91
20 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Improvements and repairs to the building

:

Plumbing-, gas-fitting, and materials $3,369 45

Repairing the walls and roof . _ 28 48 Lumber of various kinds 1, 192 38 Window glass, putty, paints, and paint brushes 84 61 50 pounds white lead, at 17 cents, and 150 pounds at 16 cents. .. 32 50

Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c:

1 ready proof press 65 00 2 mitering machines, $18 and $18 75 36 75 2 rale cutters, at $12 24 00

1 overend pointer for Adams press 100 00 50 yards 41-inch press cloth, at $7 50 375 00

41 yards rubber cloth, at $1 50 61 50 2 knives for Sheridan paper cutters, at $20 25 40 50

1 12-inch hydraulic packing 8 75 3 10-inch hydraulic packing, at $7 21 00

1 machine brush 8 00

1 No. 6 imposing stone, complete 62 00 281| feet of belting, different sizes 86 75

Repairing Adams presses 293 75

Iron, steel, tools, &c, for machine and carpenter's shop 702 63

Brass and iron castings 248 11

Tools, implements, &c:

Stereotyping - $10,749 97 Deduct fur old materials furnished 594 00

10, 155 97 Type of various kinds 14, 022 06 180 compositors' copy holders, at $ 1 50 270 00

12, 000 feet brass rule, at 12 cents 1, 440 00

1, 100 feet brass rule, at 18 cents 198 00 700 feet brass rule, at 24 cents 168 00 750 feet brass rule, at 30 cents 225 00 — 2,031 00 45 brass galleys, different sizes 251 85 20 sets quarto stereotype blocks, at $15 90 318 00 118 pounds metal stereotype blocks, at 50 cents . . 59 00 371 pounds metal stereotype blocks, at 40 cents . . 148 00 168 hooks and clasps for stereotype blocks, (as- sorted) 174 00 699 00 6 double stands with racks, at $8 48 00 15 double stands without racks, at $7 105 00

153 00 5 pairs of type cases, at $3 50 17 50 42 pairs type cases, at $3 - 126 00

143 50

567 inches iron side and foot sticks, at 6 cents 34 02 1,971 inches iron side and foot sticks, at 8 cents 157 68 — 191 70

60 shifting-bar chases, various sizes 624 30 42 small cast-iron chases, various sizes 57 00

. 681 30
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 21

30 mallets, at 75 cents $22 50

24 mallets, at 40 cents 9 60 $32 10 30 planers, at 40 cents 12 00

29,050 hickory quoins, at £ 145 25

600 metallic quoins, at 2 cents 12 00

2 drivers, at 25 cents 50

12 50

2 composing sticks, at $4 41 8 82

6 composing sticks, at $2 10 12 60 24 composing sticks, at$l 75 42 00 63 42

6 brass shooting sticks, at $1 50 9 00 2 dozen ley brushes, at $15 50 31 00

4 dozen ley brushes, at $12 00 48 00

10 scrubbing brushes, at $2 00 20 00 99 00

7 ink faucets, at $5 35 00 58 pounds page cord, at $1 58 00 2 water coolers, at $18 and $25 43 00

100 papers needles, at 6 cents 6 00

100 stone spittoons, at 25 cents 25 00

6 water buckets, at 33£ cents 2 00

2 revolving chairs, at $10 20 00

12 cane-seat chairs, at $2 33£ 28 00

30 wood-seat chairs, at $1 30 00 Mending chairs 4 00

. 82 00

11 dozen brooms, at $7 77 00

13 pounds of sponge, at $2 25 29 25

6 pounds of cork, at $1 6 00

Materials, &c:

Printing ink, 792 pounds, at 40 cents 316 80

2,070 pounds, at 60 cents 1,246 80

1,273 pounds, at 70 cents 891 10 250 pounds, at 75 cents 187 50

1.832 pounds, at 85 cents 1,557 20

100 pounds, at $1 50 150 00

13 pounds colored 95 66 • ~ 4,445 06

Oils, 84-£ gallons sperm, at $2 15 181 68

77 gallons sperm, at $2 20 169 40

86 gallons sperm, at $2 35 202 10 89£ gallons sperm, at $2 50 223 75

9 gallons boiled linseed, at $1 60 14 40

10 gallons boiled linseed, at $1 50 15 00 806 33

Benzine, 89£ gallons, at 23 cents 20 59

13 1 ^ gallons, at 25 cents 32 88

134 gallons, at 35 cents 46 90 42 gallons, at 40 cents 16 80

117 17 Turpentine, 4 gallons, at $2 8 00

Molasses, 45 gallons, at 80 cents 36 00

44 gallons, at 85 cents 37 40

$29,335 90
22 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTEE.

Molasses, 46 gallons, at 88 cents $40 48 97£ gallons, at 90 cents 87 75

45 gallons, at 92 cents 41 40 $243 03

Sirups, 187* gallons, at $1 38 258 75

187 gallons, at $1 40 261 80 520 55

Eoller composition, 305 pounds, at 40 cents 122 00

Glue, 1,333 pounds, at 36 cents 479 88

911 pounds, at 38 cents 346 18 606 pounds, at 42 cents 254 52

1,080 58

Potash, 511 pounds, at 13 cents 66 43

2,232 pounds, at J4 cents 312 48

1,973 pounds, at 15 cents 295 93

674 86

Cotton, 220| yards, at 30 cents 66 15 154£ yards, at 25 cents 38 56

308^ yards, at 16 cents 49 32

154 03 Thread, 154 pounds, at $1 40 215 60 48 pounds, at $1 45 69 60

48 pounds, at $1 75 84 00

369 20

Eibbon, If pieces, at $1 25 2 19 6 pieces, at $2 75 16 50

18 69 Eussia crash, 151J yards, at 25 cents 37 81 Beeswax, 50 pounds, at 75 cents 37 50 Card boards, 4,0C0 ivory surface, at 27 cents 1,080 00

5,000 colored India, at 16 cents 800 00

1,880 00 Envelopes, 10,000, at $3 50 per 1,000 35 00

Coal, 231 tons Cumberland, at $4 54 1,048 74

Flour, 1 barrel at $14 50, and 1 barrel at $13 50. 28 00 Matches, 1 gross at $2 75, and 1 gross at $3 5 75

Soap, 680 pounds, at 15 cents 102 00 Gas 1,658 04

Ice 276 59 Sawdust, 96 barrels, at 25 cents 24 00 Washing towels and press cloths 291 67 Boxing, freight, wharfage, and cartage 742 26

^

Horses, wagons, and harness

:

1 horse 200 00 Horse feed 1,042 08 Horseshoeing 182 38

1 wagon 245 00 Repairing wagons 334 20 Harness and repairs 244 32

18 boxes wagon grease, at 25 cents 4 50

6 horse buckets, at $1 50 9 00

1 hay fork 1 25

Total payments on account of the public printing 454
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 23

Ko. 4, Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printing from October 1, 1867, to September 30, 1868, inclusive. PRINTING PAPERS.

8, 946 7-20 reams, uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24x38 in., at $8 88f. $79,510 68

13 4-20 reams, uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 X 38 in., at $3 46.. Ill 67 11,193 10-20 reams, uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24x38 in., at $6 96.6 77,973 92

2, 000 7-20 reams, uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24x38 in., at $6 83.55 13, 673 38 515 reams, calendered, 53 pounds, 24x38 in., at $12 72 6,550 80

2, 020 reams, calendered, 53 pounds, 24x38 in., at $12 56.1 25, 373 21

1, 690 reams, calendered, 53 pounds, 24x38 in., at $9 22.2 15, 612 84

1 , 000 reams, sized and calendered, 45 pounds, 24 X 32 in. , at 1 1 70 11, 700 00 274 reams, sized and calendered, 45 pounds, 24x32 in., at $9.. 2, 466 00

$232, 972 50 WRITING PAPERS.

472 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at $2 70 1,274 40

1 , 848 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at $2 07 3, 825 36

180 reams flatcap, 14 pounds, at $4 20 756 00 448 reams flatcap, 14 pounds, at $3 22 1, 442 56

448 reams flatcap, 15 pounds, at $3 45 1,545 60 954 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $6 5,724 00 500 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $4 60 2, 300 00

144 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $5 75 828 00 288 reams folio post, 11 pounds, at §3 30 950 40

104 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $4 80 499 20 286 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $3 65 1, 052 48

200 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at 86 1, 200 00 229 reams folio post, 23 pounds, at $6 90 1, 580 10 394 reams folio post, 23 pounds, at $5 29 2, 084 26

240 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $5 98 1, 435 20

55 16-20 reams royal, 23 pounds, at $8 40 468 72

140 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $6 44 901 60

100 reams royal, 45 pounds, at 810 35 1, 035 00 212 reams superroyal, 35 pounds, at $10 50 2,226 00 125 reams superroyal, 56 pounds, at $12 88 1,610 00 690 reams imperial, 40 pounds, $9 20 6, 348 00

620 reams double cap, 24 pounds, $5 52 3,422 40

1, 625 14-20 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at $8 40 13, 655 88

204 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at $6 44 1, 313 76

444 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at $9 3, 996 00 761^ reams double cap, 30 pounds, at $6 90 5,254 35

168 reams double cap, 32 pounds, at $7 36 1,236 48

622 reams double demy, 34 pounds, at $10 20 6, 344 40 930 reams double demy, 34 pounds, at $7 82 7,272 60 263 reams double demy, 40 pounds, at $12 3, 156 00 210 reams double demy, 40 pounds, at $9 20 1 , 932 00

161 reams double demy, 50 pounds, at $15 2,415 00 98 reams double demy, 50 pounds, at $11 50 1, 127 00 264 reams double folio post, 40 pounds, at $12 3, 168 00 283 reams writing, 23 pounds, at $5 29 . 1, 523 52

576 reams writing, 32 pounds, at $9 60 5, 529 60
24 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

832 reams writing, 32 pounds, at $7 36 $6, 123 52

200 reams writing, 38 pounds, at $11 40 2,280 00 25 reams cover paper, 24 pounds, at $7 20 180 00

47 reams cover paper, 36 pounds, at $10 80 507 60

100 reams cover paper, 36 pouuds, at $8 28 828 00 211 6-20 reams tinted paper, 55 pounds, at $12 65 2, 672 94

108 reams tinted paper, 40 pounds, at $9 20 993 60 $114 019 53 MAP PAPER.

4,389^ pounds, various sizes, at 29 cents per pound 1,272 95

15,674^ pounds, various sizes, at 19f cents per pound 3, 095 71

4, 368 66 PAPER FOR POST OFFICE BLANKS.

1,460£ reams, 25x36 inches, 52 pounds at $11 30.48 16, 513 49 509 reams, 26x32 inches, 46 pounds, at $10 00.04 5, 090 20

1,000 reams, 20x36 inches, 42 pounds, at $9 13.08 9, 130 80 513 reams, 18x29 inches, 30 pounds, at $6 52.20 3, 345 79

Total amount paid for paper for the public printing 385, 440 97 There remained on hand on September 30, 1868. the following quantities of paper, viz

:

4,492 reams of printing paper, costing $33,255 21

10,820 reams of writing paper, costing 77,471 00 250 reams of tinted paper, costing 2, 796 00

106,692 sheets of imitation parchment, costing 9,182 00

10,041 card boards, costing 2, 090 00

No. 5. Statement showing the disbursements on account of the public binding, from

the 1st of October, 1867, to the 30th of September, 1868, inclusive. Pay of employes, &c.

:

October $15, 013 31 November 12,511 54 December 13, 191 33 January 17,628 15 February 16,008 58 March 16,760 41

April 16,663 75 May 14,747 60 June 10, 162 86 July 13,051 58 August 12,385 12 September 13, 382 25 Binding executed out of the government bindery 15,740 10 $187,246 58
EEPOET OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PEINTEE. 25

Improvements and repairs to the building

:

Plumbing, gasfitting, and materials $1,707 49 Lumber ..^ 251 28

$1,958 77 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

4 strikers for ruling machines, at $200 $800 00

1 cylinder, cams, and springs for ruling machine 64 35

4 dozen joint rods for ruling machine, at 75 cents 3 00

1 grinding machine " 175 00

16 circular saws, at $4 50 72 00

6 knives for a semple cutter, at $10 60 00

4 dozen plow knives, at $9 50 38 00

4 gilding presses, at $45 180 00

4 type cabinets, at $20 80 00

4,753 ruling pens, at $17 per 1,000 80 80 644 ruling pens, No. 00, at 2 cents 12 88

800 points, triple backs, at 2£ cents 20 00

1 large quarto side die 85 00

1 fine side plate 36 00

3 large lettering pallets, at $12 36 00

3 small lettering pallets, at $10 30 00

101 handstamps, rollers, creasers, &c, assorted 174 90

12 shears, at $1 66| 20 00

10 dozen shoe knives, at $3 30 00 2 pair backing boards, at $3 6 00

3 dozen burnishers, at $2 50 7 50

4 dozen glue brushes, at $42 50 170 00 2 dozen marbling brushes, at $8 50 17 00

6 dozen hand brushes, assorted 35 00

4 dozen brooms, $28; one duster, 75 cents 28 75

1 dozen common chairs, $9; one revolving chair, $10 19 00

4 dozen bone folders, $14; 24 spiral springs, $42 56 00

2 water-buckets, $3 50 ; needles, 23 90 27 40

Iron and brass castings, $128 04; stereotyping, $26 50 154 54 2,519 12 LEDGER AND OTHER PAPERS.

755 reams demy, at $12 9, 060 00 130 reams demy, at $14 1, 820 00

14 reams demy, at $10 50 147 00

12 reams medium, at $13 50 162 00

144 reams medium, at $18 2, 592 00

380 reams medium, at $16 6, 080 00

60 reams double cap, at $13 50 810 00 588 reams double cap, at $16 9, 408 00 72 reams double cap, at $ 1 6 20 . . , 1 , 166 40

51 reams double cap, at $18 918 00

132 reams double cap, at $20 2, 640 00

96 reams royal, at $20 1 , 920 00 78 reams royal, at $21 1 , 638 00

60 reams super-royal, at $25 1 , 500 00

60 reams imperial, at $32 1 , 920 00

50 reams printing, 53 pounds, at $11 13 556 50

50 reams printing, 56 pounds, at $11 20 560 00

40 reams printing, 45 pounds, at $7 280 00
26 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

22 reams printing, 32 pounds, at $4 86 $106 92 22 reams printing, 30 pounds, at $4 20 92 40 24 reams tissue, at $2 25 54 00

10 reams tissue, at $3 50 35 00

35 reams manilla, 40 pounds, at $7 245 00 20 reams manilla, 40 pounds, at $7 20 144 00

21£jy reams manilla, 100 pounds, at $18 395 10 20 reams manilla, 110 pounds, at $19 25 385 00

20 reams manilla, 130 pounds, at $22 75 455 00

5, 184 pounds manilla, No. 1, at 17 cents 881 28

74 reams 14£ quires hardware paper, at $6 75 477 31 10 reams fancy lining paper, at $12 50 125 00 10££ reams fancy lining paper, at $16 171 20

3 reams fancy lining paper, at $39 50 118 50

2 reams buff lining paper, at $12 24 00 49 reams marbled lining paper, at $13 50 661 50

10 reams Spanish lining paper, at $14 140 00

18 reams comb lining paper, at $20 360 00 5 reams comb lining paper, at $25 125 00 BINDING MATERIALS.

Binding cloth, 150 pieces, at $10 $1,500 00

938 pieces, at $10 50 9, 849 00 206 pieces, at $11 50 2, 369 00 23 pieces, at $17 . 391 00 $14,109 00 Russian leather, 1 ,050 skins, at $4 37 \ 4, 593 75

1,000 skins, at $4 50 4, 500 00

300 skins, at $4 62£ 1, 387 50

100 skins, at $4 75 475 00

Title leather, 10 dozen blue, at $15 150 00

30 dozen blue, at $16 480 00 22 dozen cochineal, at $18 50 407 00

10 dozen cochineal, at $18 180 00 French Turkey morocco, 26 dozen, at $27 702 00

6 dozen, at $28 168 00

74 dozen, at $33 2, 442 00

14 dozen, at $34 476 00

14 dozen, at $35 490 00

1 dozen, at $36 36 00 60 dozen, at $36 50 2, 190 00 24 dozen, at $37 888 03

10 dozen, at $38 380 00

15 dozen, at $40 600 00

10 dozen, at $41 410 00 22 dozen, at $44 968 00 25 dozen, at $57 1,425 00 Law calf, 14 dozen, at $42 588 00

137 dozen, at $48 6,576 00

13 dozen, at $51 663 00 29 dozen, at $53 1 , 537 00

10, 956 25

1,217 00

11, 175 00

9,364 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Law sheep, 20 dozen, at $11 50 $230 00 . 759£ dozen, at $13 50 10, 253 25

$10, 483 25

Skivers, 66 dozen, at $14 924 00

30 dozen, at $14 50 435 00

40 dozen, at $15 600 00 59 dozen, at $15 50 914 50

150 dozen, at $16 2,400 00 5,273 50 Blank sheep, 80 dozen, at $11 880 00 Blue roans, 70 dozen, at $14 900 00 Parchment, 21i dozen, at $9 191 25

Sole leather, 3 skins 31 00

Lacing- leather, 1 skin 5 00 Gold leaf, 20 packs, at $9 25 185 00

70 packs, at $9 50 665 00 225 packs, at $10 2,250 00

100 packs, at $10 25 1, 025 00 270 packs Florence, at $4 50 1, 215 00 5,340 00

Binders' boards, 68,250 pounds, at 5| cents 3,753 75

189,200 pounds, at 5| cents 10, 879 00

23,400 pounds, at 6 cents 1, 404 00

5,200 pounds, at 6£ cents 325 00

2,057 pounds, trunk, at 7 cents 143 99

1,000 pounds, straw, at 5£ cents ... 52 50

12 gross, bonnet, at $6 72 00

16, 630 24

Thread, 2,934 pounds, at $1 45 4,254 30

108 pounds, at $1 55 167 40

4, 421 70

Twine, 288 pounds, at 60 cents 172 80

10| pounds, at $1 50 15 75

188 55

Glue, dark, 6,899 pounds, at 25 cents 1,724 75

white, 961 pounds, at 45 cents 432 45

1,916 pounds, at 48 cents 919 68

1,087 pounds, at 55 cents 597 85 3,674 73

Cotton, 2,756 yards, at 13 cents 358 28 539 yards, at 14 cents 75 46 209^ yards, at 16 cents 33 52 92^ yards, at 20 cents 18 50

379£ yards, at 25 cents 94 87 46£ yards, at 31 cents 14 45

• 183^ yards, at 28 cents 51 31 74| yards, at 60 cents 44 85

12 yards, at 75 cents 9 00

canvas, 1,131$ yards, at 62 cents 701 69

bats, 3 dozen, at $2 6 00 - braid, 10 dozen, at $1 25 12 50 gray super, 30 pieces, at $4 50 135 00

1,555 43

Flannel, 10 yards Canton, at 40 cents 4 00

10 yards woollen, at $1 10 00

14 00 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Silk headband, 120 pieces, at $1 75 $210 00

95 pieces, at-$l 88 178 60

20 pieces, at $2 40 00 26 pieces, at $2 25 58 50

24 pieces, at $4 96 00 $583 10

Flour, 7 barrels, at $13 50 94 50

14 barrels, at $14 196 00

21 barrels, at $14 50 304 50

7 barrels, at $15 105 00 700 00

Alcohol, 45* gallons, at $4 50 204 75

177* gallons, at $4 75 843 12 1,047 87

Oils, 80 gallons sperm, at $2 50 200 00

4 cases sweet. . 34 00 * gallon neatsfoot 1 12 2 gallons benzine 1 00 236 12 Sponge, 1 pound, at $2 75 2 75

10 pounds, at $3 55 35 50

13 pounds, at $4 25 55 25 93 50 Beeswax, 25 pounds, at 70 cents 17 50 50 pounds, at 75 cents 37 50

55 00

Soap, 35 pounds, at 15 cents 5 25

140 pounds, at 20 cents 28 00 33 25

Dyes, gums, &c , 34 ounces carmine, at $2 68 00

120 pounds red lake, at $1 25 150 00

16 pounds red lake, at $1 50 24 00

21 pounds chrome yellow, at 40 cents 8 40

10 pounds chrome yellow, at 50 cents 5 00

10 pounds oxalic acid, at 60 cents.. 6 00

15 pounds oxalic acid, at 75 cents.. 11 25

38 pounds ultramarine blue, at 80 cts. 30 40

10 pounds indigo, at $2 25 22 50

10 pounds Dutch pink, at 30 cents. 3 00

35 pounds gum tragacanth, at $1 50 52 50

141 pounds Brazil dust, at 15 cents . 21 15 25 pounds Oxford ochre, at 30 cents. 7 50

150 pounds egg albumen, at $2 50.. 375 00

57 pounds pearlash, at 25 cents 14 25

21 1 pounds pulverized alum, at 12 cts. 25 32 275 beef galls, at 10 cents 27 50

851 77

3 beverteen cloths, at $20 each, and 3 at $16 each 108 00

13 pounds paging ink, red and blue 45 87 240 pounds of emery, at 17 cents - 40 80

21 barrels of sawdust, at 25 cents 5 25

1 gross of matches 4 50

Travelling expenses, $132 24; washing towels, $119 87 252 1

1

Gas, $1,167 44; ice, $67 50 1,234 94 Boxing, freight, wharfage, and cartage 2,816 37

All other materials 661 74

$105, 180 09
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 29

Horses, wagons, &c.

:

Difference in exchange of wagons $255 00

Difference in exchange of horses 175 00

Horsefeed, $357 01; horse-shoeing, $34 25 891 26

Repairing wagons, $247 00 ; repairing harness, $74 39 ; horse

buckets, $2 50 323 89 $1,645 15

Total payment on account of the public binding Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th Sep

tember, 1867

"Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th of Sep

tember, 1868

No. 6. Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and

engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, from the 1st of

October, 1867, to the 30th of September7 1868, inclusive.

Lithographing in colors: 3,500 copies of one large map for the Report of General Humphreys on the

Mississippi River $592 50

3,000 copies of the connected land map of the United States, for the Report of the Commissioner of the General Laud Office, at 60 cents each ... 1,800 00

100 copies of the land map of Colorado, and 50 copies each of Oregon,

Nevada, Nebraska, and Washington Territory 75 00

1,560 copies of one large map of the Northern Pacific Railroad . 551 50

Lithographing, plain

:

2,500 copies of two diagrams for the Annual Report on the Deaf and Dumb

Asylum 100 50

1,550 copies of three small maps for the Report on the Wharf at the Schuylkill Arsenal 93 12 2,550 copies of one map and four diagrams, for the Report of Academy of Sciences for 1866 233 00

3,600 copies of sixteen maps for the Report of the Secretary of State on the island of Alta Vela - - - - - 1 , 967 50

4,550 copies of three maps for the Report on Bayou and Pass Manchac 382 00

3,050 copies of one map and cross sections for the Report on the Island of San

Juan, in Puget's Sound 772 00

3,550 copies of one map for a Report on Russian America 159 25

1,550 copies of one map for the Report on the Harbor of Alton, Illinois 48 50

1,000 copies of two maps for the Report on Iceland, &c 164 25

7,060 copies of one plate for the Paris Exposition Report on Iron and Steel.. . 118 25

6,050 copies of five charts for the Coast Survey Report for 1865 601 79

6,050 copies of ten charts for the Coast Survey Report for 1866 565 76 Engraving blanks for the House of Representatives ..... 19 36 Engravings on wood:

For the Agricultural Report for 1866 (in part) 629 31 For the Agricultural Report for 1867 (in part) .................... .... . 1,114 00

346,723 82

$58, 338 75

51,387 49
30 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Plans of public school-houses for the Report of the Commissioner of Education. $124 00 Diagrams for the Annual Report of the Secretary of War 181 60 Two maps for the Report on the Island of San Juan, Puget's Sound 80 00 Views for the Report on Russian America 70 50 Eleven diagrams for the Paris Exposition Report on Iron and Steel 121 00 One map for the Report on the Murder of the Crew of the Bark " Red Rover,"

on Formosa Island 50 00

Six diagrams for the Report on the Union Pacific Railroad ... 55 00

Six autographs and diagrams 27 58

Copper-faced, relief-line engravings

:

5,278 illustrations of machinery, &c, for the Patent Office Report for 1866, (in

part, ) at $8 each 42, 224 00

6, 527 illustrations of machinery, &c, for the Patent Office Report for 1867, (in

part, ) at $8 each 52, 216 00

7 diagrams for the Congressional Directory 220 00

105,356 77 For copies of maps, plans, diagrams, &c, in fac simile, on linen, for the use

'of the Supreme Court of the United States $3, 102 75
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 31

m. 7. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the year ending on the 31st of October, 1868, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received,

including pay for extra work.

Name,

Charles E. Lathrop. M. R. Woodward..

J. C. Franzoni

E. M. Spedden

George Gregory

William Franklin -

.

F. B. Stitt J. F. Crow

C. Waterman J.D.Eskew

G. W. Scriver,.... H. G. Otis Butler Dilley J.C. C. Whaley...

D. W. Flynn

H. F. Barnard

L. F. Clements

L. E. Ross H. H. B. Arnold . .

.

J. M. A. Spottswood

T. M. Moore

J. G. Taylor William Woodward

Thomas Harper

G. H. Van Beuren..

T. S. Slentz B. A. Swan

J. D. Chedal John P. Boss

C. W. Schell James Jack

P. A. Caton

A. H. Brown

R. W. Claxton W. S. Brooks ...... F. J. Waters

A. R. Quantrille H. H. Twombly...

A. J. Gilmore

G. W. Hodges

J. K. Shoemaker - .

.

A. D. Brock Eugene Laporte . .

.

James De Lamater. D. K. Hackman

J. E. Gaither W. H. Marll Thomas Rich James Charles B. S. Piatt

T3

CD o

"a? S

CD 0

<D 1 "g H

Days. ouo f 1 7^0 no 314 11 £74 no 314 1

1 ^7Q 00

O J OiJ 1

1 70

] 434 06 304 1j 4^7 1 14 2934 1 379 45 484 229 07 25 159 27

3035- j 37ft 11 0u 300 ] 459 16

1

j OOO 33

93ft" 1 999 29

197 919

31 I -S. 1 475

305 1

J. 443 23 2S0f ] 254 19

J 40ft 32

3004, 11 309 35

301 OU 11 4Q3 Ifi

11 3ftQ 44 778 25 3051 J 221 00 304 1

1 9^0 no 2964 317 75 300 1J 00/ 9ft7 7^

97tt 1

1 940 50

oLo-$ 1 94K OO 3131 1I 421 50

1J ov

1

1 on

9*3 1 tiO 1 OU 9^14 1J 031 50 ouy^ 1

1 o4o 50 9Q 1 8 11

1 £0 \0

2474. 1 035 50 303* 1 231 00 3111 1 282 50 298i 1 223 75

314 1 290 00 293£ 1 194 50

311 1 380 50 307 \

] 240 00 294i 1 222 50 310 1 272 00 234 99 50

305| 1 260 25

187f 755 50 26 104 00 283i 1 160 50

Name.

C. T. Allen Augustus Rodgers..

J. C. Fager

J. E. Logue

G. W. Mowry W. H. Towers James Murphy W. D. Fowler

C. D. McPherson...

F. R. Dorsett

L. Woodward

M. Brosnahan

William Young

A. T. Lillie H. W. Gray

E. B. Yarnell A. Stiarwalt, jr James Robinson

William M. Boyd...

G. W. Cowing

A. F. Miles A. M. Robinson

C. O. Alexander W. H. Norton

G. R. Medairy

W. Heffelfinger D. P. Rowell

A. K. Weaver

David Over

P. H. Smith

C. M. Robinson

J. T. Denneson

John Felker

J. E. Anderson W. H. Sweeney

D. G. Day

H. H. McKeever

Charles Sheer Thomas McGowan.

.

Benjamin Franklin . C. F. Gilmore Oscar Alexander

J. W. Nott C.W. Davis

T. C. Spurgeon

Henry Walker

W. C. Sefton B. J. Wynkoop

R. H. White

William Clark

Days. 1224

2974, 88

4|

242|

2394, 44f

3054, 2914,

1354, 299| 287i

4121

288£

3041 298

284 \ 2804, 306 270

2864, 271 267

310 2931 274f

260 232i

100i 304i

294^ 2801

303f 293f

140 1481

17 2561

308

251 266

313 2921

290

1011 1981 305

302| 296

13
32 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public printing, &c.—Continued.

Vo

ts>

s o

CDs 9 H <!

Days.

J Oy iJlOOxi DU

I/O 7XQ AA / 4o UU

6

1 41 AA \ Z UU

ol>y UU

JO/ cca 0/D OU

loof 004 UU

1113 J J If A /I A lO 44y ly 140f oy« UU 4oO UU

1 Ma 1 14f 459 00

1 1 / A U O r A 4bo OU

A O S

J / .5 OU

123f 515 50

JU4£ /l /l Q HA 44o UU 82£ ooa cn ooU oU

7,1 7 74£ o<io c;a oUZ OU

/ o O 1 <S UU

Q 1 lO/l AA J 44 UU

o4 167 50

QQov 178 50

-SO 112 00

Q 1 '} 8

J

,

ii 6 oU

O 1 4

1 '11 iF. A A

J , .1Uo UU

28/ 1 1 ELM AA I , loU UU

1 14.) AA

1, 14<i UU

313-J ] , 275 25

/£>?>.> 1 1 O.) AA J, \ UU oio olo 1* OA"*? AA

1, 307 00

OilCl 1 oUU-£ 1 OOO AA 1,238 UU

31 If 1 , 247 00 1,233 00 295 1, 180 00 30Ui 1,210 00 olU 1 .)4A AA 1, Z4U UU oUo4 1 Ow)£? AA

1 , 22b 00 301^ 1 &1A£! AA J , 2U0 UU

1

J 9^A AA

,

4DV UU

1, 192 50

309^ 1,237 00

1 0/11 KA J , ^41 OU

1, 192 00 nan f f\ 1 , 223 50

3JUf

tin- i 29o£

305| 272 1, 088 CO

192f

'yy i aa / / L UU 249| nnn AA 998 00 304^ 1, 217 00 296f 1 , 186 50

307| 1,230 00 283 1 132 00 62 '248 00

95 336 50 223£

2 895 50

- 8 00

27 108 00

1J 44 00

68 24 00 32 00

Name.

J. A. Benham

A. F. Randolph

W. L. Carpenter . .

.

F. D. Swing

L. P. Sutor

S. M. Davis H.T. Brian M. V. B. Stevens . .

.

John M. Moon

L. R. Fechtig

F. A. Baxter ... .... R. H. Lahee

A. S. Boernstein George Graves Ed. Morgan

W. G. Spottswood.

.

John Burns Wm. McFarlane . .

.

J. A. O'Neill

S. Nunemaker James G. Boss W. A. Ogle

P. Heffernan C.E.Fisk

H. D.Wharton .... H. O. Hall H. B. Denny

Joseph Sheeler G. W. Howland ....

S. McL. Byington..

S. A. Davis

J. N. Bovee

S. T. Bates

J. H. Fletcher R. W.Kerr

M. L. Littlefield...- F. W.Pratt

S. F. Lathrop

W. H. Winans

F. Burr E.P. McCreary

Wm.E.Childs

William Nelson W. J. Cowing

C.P.Thomson

G. W. Simmons

W. L. Aughinbaugh

C. W. Tolrord

J. H. Lyon

W. A. Bartlett G. W. Stumbaugli..

W. F. Stiglemau Levi Nagle

A. N. Thompson . .

.

John Peer Adolph Voigt M. C. Foss

Days 292f $1, 306 257 252i

270

313

287-1 293£

314 295 239f

2 1 Of 299i 276i

30fi£ 273f

297 29^

259i 258

273£ 239i

45 314

244 288

298^

16 275i

194i

)20f 297 266 230f

27H£ 23451f

2612646|

13| 196i

9323 241i

67 141|

246|

53i

185| 189

18293^

196J 1881

34 168f

264

400

072

041 096 353

184 235

262

346 055 908

575

220

410

172 197 222

112

0-^4 123 983

181 263

895 218

250

64

152 800 515

227

077 938

133 983 210

061 115

19i) 55

804 372

98 013 286

574 033

217 766

775

737

377 806

767

140 682

Name.

G. R. Frysinger .

.

P. W. Hoover .... J.C. Whitall .... A. R. Piatt F. S. West

D. A. Yanngton .. G. W. Forrest .... George Bailleul..

J. A. Hennessy .. C. M. Bowman . . W. W. Deloe .... A. T. Harriugton.

Alfred Thomson . C. M. Cyphers ... John Norris W. F. Holton....

N. Watkins

W. A. Linton . .

.

J. H. Black David Turner ... J. L. Slentz W. M. Belt H. Groshon , C.B. Hough

William Baum .. B. C.Wright .... C. M. Murphey .

.

A.L. Settle R. P. Luckett W. J. Mills John Goodrich .. John Sessford ... A. Gordon W. H. Dennesson

T. J. Brashears .

.

C.J. DeVaughn .. W. B. Donaldson . C. P. Brown

Benjamin Fugitt.

J.H.L.Eager...

D. Harbin gh

Maurice Jt)yce. .

.

O. H. Nealy

William Floyd ... T. D. Larcombe .

.

J. W. Palmer....

A. P. Douglas ...

J. H. Lowrey. . .

.

J. M. F. Hough .

.

Joseph Crandell . John Parsons

B. F. Wright

Philip Lyons

J. W. Work

G. W. Diller , J. W. McCreary . F. J. Robinson ...
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

Persons employed in the public printing1 &c.—Continued.

Name

J. E. RatclifY

J. L. Wright H. A. Johnson

P. Pritchard Maurice Neligan..

Jefferson Smith ..

.

O. H. Reed

C. D. Parsons T.F.Maher

A.J. Donaldson . .

,

George Gordon . .

.

John Burnside ... J. G, Hudson

R. Sloane W.J. O'Brien ....

J. E. Heatley

R.A.Taylor

W. R. Heatley John Fisher Wm. Farrington .

.

A. J. Preail

J. S. Tomlinson

C. P. Smith

C. F. Montgomery

John Metcalf

R. A. Porter Charles Pearson . .

.

J. S. Jones H.W. Haskell Thomas Forbes W.G. Dunn

D. C. Reeves John Bryson

Henry Pureell

J. P. Glossner E. W. Davis

J. H.Donaldson ... W.'D. Redfield .... James McGlinn

John VanArsdale .

.

C. W. Hurdle Annie Slentz Margaret Gormley . R. C. Booth

Celinda Higby

Mary Mills Annie Walker

Maria Blair Annie O'Brien . S. J. Rogerson

Maria Benter Laura Davis

Annie Doherty

Fannie Lee

Isabella Hennager . Annie Suddath Annie VanArsdale . Mis. Doc. 25

Days. 2994 $996 00 1,018 00 207 \ 294-i 647 50 464 87

308-1 582 25

309^ 571 17 314 1,674 69

170 902 82 314 1,607 06 314 1,352 56

314 1,283 50

314 1,287 50

277 1, 136 50 314 1,283 75 300 1,227 50

1124. 451 50

314 1,273 00 314 1,274 50

31 H 1,262 50

314 1,27X5 00 1,281 50

113 465 50 258 1,051 50

314 1,272 50 308 1,269 25

314 1,285 00

1462 612 00

314 1,281 00

32 138 50 314 1 , 285 50

303 1,256 50 3124 1,272 00

11 2d 465 50 94f 386 75

10 40 00 55 220 00 53 212 00

51 204 00 27 108 00

172* 442 30 314 583 40 269 412 10 2374 367 25 3U| 478 24 306 463 80 3882 448 47 284i 443 07 31<H 476 95 2732

309f

419 87 474 32 310 470 40 117f 179 62

301 i 458 80 294 446 80 2542 387 97 m 113 25 2822 428 77 3

Name.

Amanda Barnes .. A. E. Rea

L. V. Adams

Addie Edgerly

A. M. Meacham . .

.

Helen Rue

Calista Conley Kate Needham . .

.

M. J. Burns

Kate Moriarty Fannie Fagan

Mary Sweeney . .

.

M. A. Stone

Ellen Barnes Martha Allison . .

.

Kate Reapsomer . Elizabeth Dement Mary McGowan .

.

L. G. Espiutia

Ellen Kendrick . .

.

M. V. Kilby

S. E. Bateman M. A. McGraw

Joanna Corridon .

.

F. A. Grant Jane Wright M. E. Herrity

Mary Nally

j Frances Nally

: Margaret S.weeuey

I Bridget Walsh

! K. R. Gardner M. L. Mangan

Henrietta Tompkins.

Mary Schafer Josephine Ra3'nor. .

.

Mary Hill Ellen Brick ... v . Ida Brown

Annie Duignon.

Bessie Marshall

Ella McGraw

Kate Webber

M. E. Keen

Sarah Tennison Jane Miles Mary Martin Mary O'Conner

C. C. Gibbons Anna Wallace Lina Locke

Martha Mayhew

M. R. Fenton Thomas Sinon W. H. Carr D. W. Bills E. C. Soules

o

£

Days. 278 $423 20

9432 435 05

31 2i 475 17 311 472 80

309| 470 57

43i 65 85

1822 281 17 289 440 80 277 421 69

280| 326 15

3054, 469 05

149 234 10 165 255 50

182 284 40

312 474 60

283| 440 17 314 481 80

472 76 47 310 476 59 287i 443 25

301 461 50

304 474 65

51 81 70

3022 462 57 303 471 80

290 436 00 254 391 19 312f 479 52

171f 267 42

3084, 480 25

307 480 00

2904, 449 14

864, 140 45

31 34, 480 45 299 457 79

3082 469 97 287 438 30

2124, 326 85 2802 426 37 1062 163 87 2234 340 04 254i 387 15 179 266 50

218. 327 00

2864, 394 42

50 75 CO

1934 296 05

170-i 255 75

79 118 50

52 78 00 50 75 00

27 40 50

27 40 50

314 892 85

313^ 859 43 313 723 15 314 767 65
34 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the ptiblic printing, &e.—Continued.

Names.

W. S. Seymour

Stephen Brown

C. E. Beach M. T. Lincoln William Robinson . A. L. Carrier

J. W. Hug-hes

W. C. McLeod .... Ellis Hughes

J. T. Whitaker James McKenney..

John Larcombe, sr. P. W. Hall

J. H. Clarke W. C. Heck

D. C.McGivern....

Ephraim Dorsey . .

.

Samuel Dorsey

John Bush

William Bell Edward Malone . .

.

J. W. Deneane W.H.Cole

John Wright

William Crawford . Charles Pealing

G. Coakley

Addison Boudon. .. Henry Mann

G.H. Foskey

Vincent Lemmon .. Z. Hutchinson

G. W. Cole W. T. Benjamin.

.

J. N. Dorster Charles Fletcher...

J. W. O'Conner....

Sylvester Jordan...

Patrick- McManus..

William Murphy. .

.

Lewis Thomas

George Slim George Mulloy Moses Foskey James Kerney

J. F.Fennell , J. A. Claxton Emanuel Webb

Emanuel Bell Edwin Dorster L. A. Iardella , A. M. Parsons W. H. Selby

Edward Lathrop . .

.

A. Rodbird James Lynch

S.C. Forbes

Days. 27 222

314

314 293

314 312£

307 311d 366

366 299i

366

366 299

312

313£

314 366

314

314

314 314

314 294

311

306*1 285f

314

31

U

312

287

174^ 22

314 315

314

314 312

340 313 298|

301 366

32H

314 313

315127 314 303 29553

129 290

251

$60 75

:v22 13 462 21

1 , 726 75 1,233 99

1,441 25

1,330 11

1, 133 23

1,122 12 1,074 15 1,074 15 823 61 1,074 15 1,074 15 1,207 25 1,257 00 862 12 706 50 823 50 706 50 773 25 713 70 776 70 756 90 705 00 710 25 713 47 663 92

743 70 725 31 724 50

" 664 94 409 12 53 70

706 50 708 75

724 80 710 40 702 00 823 23 704 25

701 17 677 24 823 50 602 02 1,046 69

704 25 69 75

114 75

60 75

1 , 099 00

681 55

491 66

61 83

150 49 338 35 292 82

Names.

J.M.Grant

E. Galatti John McLaughlin

J. S. Burnside

Patrick McGuire.

.

William Barry ... F. S. McElfresh...

L. T. Cook

W. W. Van Arsdah

A. A. Rock

Lewis Beach

Samuel Boss Byron Turner. ... John McManus...

T. B. Penicks ....

B. F. Larcombe.. . Kate Shortell George Dice John Tafe M.D.Petteys T.E. Shortell

Israel Sommers...

Ernest Sikken John Healey

J. S. McCarthy . .

.

James Mahoney.

.

William Hendley . J.F.Allen .. Timothy Shugary.

C. H. Bryan

F. V. Jones

J. W. Harrison . .

.

PIECE-WORK.

C. W. Robinson

L. S. Chauvin

J. E. Ellegood William Edelen. .

.

C. A. Anderson ... Thomas Morey

L. A.Rudisill .... B. Sherwood John J. Mulloy . .

.

Thomas Maloney , Michael Crider ... William A. King . D. W. Irving Th. Meunier

J. E. Dowling

J. W. Connell J.T. Powell James Dougherty.

S. E. Mullan

Patrick Feehan...

J. T. McCarty

C W.Fenton

Days. 303 289

196 I 31H

229 I 123 I 52 I 38 I 145 289

103

1825 | 121 314

314 292 | 56 | 312 297*

292" 263

36

314 268f

289i

313

260^ 247|

248f

305^ 248f
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public printing, &c.—Continued.

35

Names.

Piece-work—Continued.

Oliver Shaw

N. M D. Lathrop

John Donnell . E. F. Kenielly

Julius Ende

Lucian O'Brien

Morris Piggott E. L. Thomson

T.R.Faulkner

J. L. Sinn T.J. Frazier George Steuber C.W.Baker

C. X. Martin R.R.Riley

W.H.Miller

Jere. Sterner Samuel Haldeman . Daniel Grady . W. S. Shepherd....

L. H. Patterson.. .. W.C.Craig

R. B. Topham

Ed. Feeney

C. Y. Langtree

E. Mellen

J. S. Gourlay J.A.Scott .1 H. L. Davison. W. M. Hunter E.H.Jack W.J. Cook

W.W. Stanford.... W. S.McKean

Eugene Conner. . .

.

Thomas Fealy

J.B.King

W. S.Marr

G. D. Cunningham

R. H. Lyles

J. H. Matile G. W. Brown W. H. Collins M. Atchison

S. Adams

H. Anderson

E. Anderson M. Allen

A. Burch M. Bowen

M. Bland

V. Bryan M. Bryan.. .. M. L. Bryant M. Buckley

J. Buckley

S. Burroughs

S©

2

£763 92

595 03

118 20

86 34

8 10

161 88

88 08 46 08

60 72

172 26

62 80

109 50

111 39 99 81 105 54

100 77

113 07 103 38

109 56

91 53

102 30 95 04

101 64

75 90

107 07 92 73 52 98

35 94 U0 94 96 72

464 64 669 79

499 70 761 75

639 31 516 83 590 23

437 63

427 29 508 48 560 00

541 60

411 18 214 37 577 05 456 00

5 96 319 28

507 99 425 72

81 92 558 82 434 52

102 90

111 44 426 26

139 17

Names.

Piece-work—Continued. M. Barry M. Bailey M. Boyle M. Bresnan

A. Butler M. A. Burdette M. Brick

B. Baldwin

A. Bresnahan

L. Brennan

J. Barry M. Burns

F. Beavers

R. Beavers

A. Batchelder M. Connolly

E. Croghan

Ida Collins A. Connell M. Cook

A. Conner

S. Crawford

J. Croggon

Cecilia Crow

M. A. Crusselle A. Callahan M. Callahan M. Courtney

E. Conner M. Clancy M. Dunn

C. Dulin

J. Davison

E. Duffy K. Divine

C. Daily

R. Davis

S. J. Davis

C. Dice

S. Dickson

L. Edmonston

J.Eckloff M. Flemming

M. Flaherty

M.J Flaherty M. Fox

E. French

A. French

A. Feeney

C. Fowler M.E.Foster

S. Finck M. Garrett E. Gardner

J. Gaubert H. Gordon

B. Green
36 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public printing, <&c.—Continued.

Names.

Piece-work—Continued.

T. Harrison - . . J. M. Harrison . .

.

M. Hayes

F. E. Hays

A. Higgins

S. Hess M. Hall A. Hodge

A. Hughes

A. R. Humphries

S. Hughes

M. A. Hardcastle

.

E. Heffell L. Harrison

C. Howard

J. Howlin

L. Joyce

T. Keefe Maria Keefe M. E. Keefe

A. Kibbey

A. Keefer W. Kerney M. Knott

A. Kinsley

A. E. Keady

S. Lynch

G. Lowe

J. Lyons

M. LaBille M. Langley

E. Landvoigt

A. Love

J. Loughery

E. Lusby , A. Lyons

J. Lusby ...... C. Maus

M. Martin

A. Mangan , E. McCarthy

A. McFee

M.McCarty

M. Maxwell

J. Morris M. J. Morris H. Morris M. Morris A. Mulligan

J. Murphy

H. Murphy .. E. McFee

J. McGonnell

S. Martin K. McGarr

E. Marche

2 Names.

$484

117 145 282

341 499

518

100

347

6152 284

36725

11

1 359 900

314

116 295

19145

125

5

13 298

455

340

365 383 533

337 216

37135

3 580

199 295

480

31 461 602

328

329 414

67

16 302

267

308 438

299

143 438

1058

21

94

19

7102

112258

24

57

1137

108087

0056

3023

77

1590

34

440623

65

84

168284

86

0498

307270

476508

90

1833

15

II 83

68

1016

1930

3446

36

Piece-work—Continued. H. Manning

C.Mills M. McGarvey . .

.

A. Macintosh M. E. Martin

C. Miller A. MacBeth

M. Murphy

M. Meekins

L. Mack

A. Nolan M. Needham

E. O'Rorke E.^Osmond

K. O'Haire M. A. S. Oakland

C. O'Leary

A. Piggott K. Palmer

C. Palmer

V. Power

S. Partridge E. Pollard *.

.

M. Purdy

L. Payne

L. Preston

C. Patterson „ G. Parker M. Quigley

E. Rodgers

A. Riley M. Riddle

C. Renneker M. Roderick

E. S. Spencer H. Spencer

L. Speakes

J. Stevens M. Smith M. Steele M. Sherwood M. Stickel E. Sheahan

C. Strawbridge . .

.

G. Sanderson H. Stewart

C. Talbert E. Thompson

M. TorreUs

A. Torrens S.Tolson

R. Tolson M. Toole

J. Tanner

C. Ward

M.Ward

$204 47 217 76 348 49

49 30 277 22

128 14 36 33

14 88

9 08

9 18 260 62

317 38

106 81 364 56

145 11 41 21 298 89 489 86

86 92

335 99 253 14 484 04 70 42 467 60

120 81 7 20

8 26

7 17 67 95 318 00 350 24 349 64 192 01 23 90 523 53

75 25

466 47

41 36 367 44

36 96

160 46

162 62 215 60 78 01 9 29

11 62

443 91 108 32 99 52

25 46

5 28

11 25

328 77

22 29

536 95 274 11
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PBLNTEB.

Persons employed in the public printing, &c.—Continued.

37

Names

Piece -icork—C ontinued

.

Piece-icork—Continued.

S. Waters

L. Waters

A.Wilson....

L. Wilson M. Wear

C. Wright....

E. Walling .. S. Westhorpe

.

E. Wheeler .

.

M. Whaler...

C. Wood/.... M. A. Joyce .

.

E. Kleiber ... Alice Carver .

.

S. F. Burch .. Julia Buckley

|470 24

75 03 115 45

4 50

124 94 347 43 484 92

131 04 204 18

159 89 92 77 345 10

190 00

368 67 319 24

231 94 466 74

Eliza Joyce ... M. Keating

E. Dickerson.

.

C. E. Eeeves..

S. E. Haines .. B. Carver

C. Dice M. E. Moore .. B. Mackey

M. Keys

D. V. Hicks... Ann Walsh ... L. Nichols .... E. levers .... . Mary Stockton Mary Buckley.

§104 57 123 89

166 54

126 41 140 00

16 20 265 82 216 98 73 14 120 02

3 24

70 17

56 90 279 70

48 70

77 98

PUBLIC BINDING.

Geo. P. Gorr

J. H. Eoberts

J. W. White

Th. Walmsley

F. A. Manning

J. F. Behler Augustus Jacobs . Ig. M. Knott Varden Bishop

Thos. F. Stewart . Wm. V. Bain

A. G. Huilett

J. H. Maine

G. W. Frances

Charles Kearsley

Henry Morgan

Samuel Koockogey ... W. E. Bradley ...... H. Hvde

O. J. I. Gallagher ....

J. W. Mattingly

G. Bosewag

A. Fitzsimons W. W. Blennerhassett, E. T. Eckloff W. H. Stevens

S. T. Crawford John W. White

C. Denham

B. J. Bumell

Frederick Green

F. S. Metcalf James Stewart

Da vs. 366 si, 570 00

314 1,579 00

314 1,260

1,221 69 305i 00

314 1,256 00

3064. 1,234 00 2674 1,070 00 2664 1,066 00

204^

27 3f 657 00 1,095 00

2674 1, 150 00 309| 1,239 00 259f 1,039 00

1044 418 00 25f 103 00 28S| 1,155 00 2024 814 00

267 1. 146 00 2911 1, 165 00

292J 1,169 00

289| 1,158 00 269 1,156 00 298i 1,193 00 79f 319 00

196* 786 00

300" 1,200 00 3124 1,250 00

231

4

927 00

177* 709 00 239J

195f 957 00 783 00

2644; 1,062 00 2974 1,190 00

I Days. D. W. Landvoigt 310* $1,241 00

J. E. Harmer 297* 1, 189 00

J. L. Eatcliff 2004 802 00 W. B. E. Williss 307i; 1,228 00 William Scott : 314 ! 1,256 00 John J. Byrnes 303 ; 1, 212 00 Dennis Toomey 307 1,228 00 W.H.Bailey 265

1 1,060 00 W. H. Moran 2684 1, 074 00 H. C. Espey 305f 1,223 00 Thos. O. May 300* 1,203 00

P. J. Caldwell 254i! 1,017 00

C. E. Walker 2664! 1,066 00

J. A. Landvoigt 302* 1,210 00 W. B. Burger 261*' 1, 125 00 M. B. Gordon i 3044 1,218 00

J. P. McKean 229* 917 00

C. P. Weser 234f 939 00 G. W. Fisher : 3034 1, 214 00

C. E. Tietler | 308 I 1,232 00

T. H. Keleher ; 181 724 00

J. T. McGowan 185 j 740 00 Andrew Tafe i 2904 1 , 162 00

J. T. Blakeney I 295* 1, 181 00

C. L. Dowden ; 296f' 1,187 00 T. S. Stebbins I 30141 1,206 00

C. H. Kcehler ! 293£ 1 , 173 00

J. H. Bush 3014 1,205 00 G. E. P. Britt 1 31 If 1,247 00 E. B. Harford 301+ 1, 205 00 F. E. Cunningham 2S9f 1,159 00

C. P. P. Wroe 138i 553 00

T. M. Triple tt I 289f 1, 159 00
38 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

Persons employed in the public printing, &c.—Continued.

Names.

C. T. Elwood .... Charles Filey F. C. Philpitt ....

J. W. Pyeinont...

J. E. Bullock Henry Wiese

Edward Deeble...

J. C. Hodges

Peter Byrne

Edward Town

R. A. Connell .... J. S. Robinson ... John Espey

W. D. Elwood ... J. A. Perkins

J. W. Meyer

Thos. S. Baylie .. William McLane .. J. M. Luckett

D. A. Thompson..

J. W. Beall Frank Miller M. A. Dubois

J. H. McCormick.

R. F. Foster Geo. D. Burch....

E. Ridgway

G. W. Frances, jr. James St. Clair... Henry McGivern . L. W. Denham. .

.

B. Chase

F. Seibert James Read

E. Wakeling

J. H. C. Hollins. . G. H. Maurer

J. P. D. Caton . .

.

W. F. Clarkson .. T. J. Kelly

A. W. Johnson . .

.

William Howlett . J. W. Hoover

F. J. Gibson Thomas Songster . William Hayes...

P. C. Gillon

C. S. Williss

J. A. B. Espey...

John Doherty

John Cole W. M. Glover....

Charles Knott

J. V. McGraw....

J. D. Conner

S. W. Bowen

B. I. Westerrield.. A. H. Hyatt

•73

S

Days. 229 288|

256

287| 256 282

314 226

299£ 248

308f 31U

237|

184* 248

245

263

196*

154* 223 233*

]52f

121* 204*

122* 231*

]25 227*

103* 217i

105*

115i

123 223f

122f 260

116*

123|

117* 221 109i

107f

17

187|-

183| 305 294

310

311|

312^ 312i

313i

311 247*

311 2824

283*

204i

$916 00 1,155 00 1,024 00 1,151 00 1,024 00

1,131 CO

1,256 00 904 00

1, 198 00 992 00 1,235 00 1,245 00 951 00 738 00 968 00 980 00 1,052 00 785 00 617 00 892 00 934 00

611 00 485 00 818 00 490 00 926 00 500 00 909 00 414 00 869 00 421 00 461 00 492 00 895 00

491 00 1,040 00 466 00 494 00 470 00 832 00 438 00

431 00 68 00 751 00 734 00 1,220 00 1,176 00 674 00 584 50

460 09 429 51 431 18 419 18 330 00 419 18 377 01 567 00 408 00

Names.

Rebecca Hacker

Lizzie Lacey

Margaret Solms

Annie Reilly Fannie Hurley

L. A. Caulk

Caroline Crooks

Jennie Cathcart

S. E. McCafferty.... E. R. Bowen

**A. K. Hickey

A. E. Wimpsett

S. G. Hickey

M. A. Close Rosa Dowden

Susie Purdy

K. A. Allen M. A. Wasny

E. B. Morley

CM. Putnam

Alice Walker

Maggie Byrnes

Ella Bowen

L. C. Whaley

L. V. Adams .'. C. H. Welsh

H. W. Hobbs

J. H. Graham

A. M. Gardner

Alice Johnson Mary Cornwall

T. B. McNamee

Charles Cumberland James Laughlin

John Ward

Moses Smith

George Woodland .

.

G. G. Koehler W. S. Marchsel

J. M. Heck

E. P. Mallory John Lynch

Charles Barr Arthur Summers

William Cruso W. T. Kelly Moses Johnson

Patrick McNamee . .

.

J. L. Bryan

Abraham Rawls

Burr Lucas

Moses Orr

C. M. Lammond

R. P. Finck

Charles Lemon

C. L. Grsenacher

G. L. Ready

Days. 2774

225*

245

3034

274*

314

300 278

310

296*

172*

238* 305

40

44 296*

135*

314 312*

46* 310*

305£ 287

150 201i

282

312*

3094

220| 166*

14448 366 253

313 364*

136

152 314 2174

314

314 166*

314

365 280

182 314

186

111 132 138

6529*

312*

311*

230
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public printing, &c.—Continued.

39

Names.

PIECE-WORK. M. E. Coleman

Margaret Stewart .

.

Louisa Wells

Ella Morris Mary Morris

Isabella Johnston .

.

Charlotte Yeatman

S. E. Cronin

Ellen Fox

F. M. Reed M. A. Coleman Mary Barry

E. A. Bassett

J. Goldsborough. .. Susan Guerin Eva Walker

Virginia Dulany..

Ella Gallagher M. E. Dulany.... Ann Brannan

Kate Kelly M. Kennelly

Rittie Mitchell

S. J. Martin

Sallie Rowan

M. P. Bishop M. M. Bramell .

.

M. Cronin Fannie Tretler. ... S A. Simonds

Fannie Fair Agatha Carey

Mary Honan

Susan Lemmon...

L. S. Seeders K. G. Marcellus .

.

Annie Dowden ... Ada Glover M. M. Reilly E. J. McElfresh .. Mary Rhyon

$566 44 323 63

403 34

571 56 572 93

211 42 422 45

347 23

396 53 458 83 263 42 446 25

115 37 417 13 246 25

431 01 288 16 | 430 49 j 235 31 j 409 41 441 55 413 01 278 66 346 75

408 48

447 63 208 48 280 36 458 22 291 51 475 02

394 54 329 20

325 11 381 89 437 67 309 54 225 89 238 52 298 28 209 20

Names.

Piece-u-ork —Continued. Annah Smith Ada Biddleman.. M. Keating M. Shields Mary Fagan

Kate Riley

C. E. Kennedy..

Laura Hunt

E. S. Ayton

Ellen Donnelan.

.

Susan Tolson Adele Lafon M. Sullivan Jennie Boswell .

.

Marian Ricker. .

.

Anna O'Harra. .

.

Emma Newell... Laura King

Mary Gallagher . Kate Glazebrook

Bettie Brosnan .

.

M. A. Stoddard.. V. Sweeney . M. J. Topham. .. Kate Smith . Caroline Dice . .

.

F. Graves Maria Hayes

L. B. Hyers M. Bradley M. S. Gordon ... J. A. Crown

Ella Hanrahan . M. A. Foley .... F. Straub M. Uhlmann . .

.

H. W. Lemon.

.

M. A. Bush .... Mary Fraunces.

Margaret West .