44th Congress, ) SENATE. ( Mis. Doc

1st Session. S i ^o. 11.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

2^- CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING, ETC.

December 8, 1875.—Ordered to lie on the table and he printed.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1875.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PRINTER,

SHOWING

Tlie condition of the jpublic lyrinting^ Mnding^ &c.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, December 6, 1875. Sir: I have the honor to transmit to Congress, through you, the

twenty-third annual report of this Office. I am, sir, with respect, your obedient servant,

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Printer.

Hon. T. W. Ferry,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, December 6, 1875. To the Senate and House of Representatives : In obedience to the hiws regulating the x)ublic printing, I have the

honor to report to you ''the exact condition, and the amount and cost

of the public x^rinting, binding, lithographing, and engraving; the

amount and cost of all papers purchased for the same ; a detailed

statement of proposals made and contracts entered into for the pur- chase of paper and other materials ; all payments 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 of hands employed in said establishment, and the time each

has been empl 'ved; and such further information, touching all matters connected with said printing-office, as may be in my possession."

The tabular statements accompanying this report are for the year

ending September 30, 1875, and presented in the following order

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

of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they were distributed.
2 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2. Showing the cost of the printing 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 the Congressional Record.

7. 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, diagrams, &c., for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States.

8. 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. The actual cost of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing,

&c., for the Government of the United States, as executed at the Government Printing-Office, is shown in the following summary of the

detailed statements hereinafter presented : For the public printing $695, 097 70 For paper for the public printing 387, 471 26 For the public binding 478, 071 60 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 11,879 24 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 725 62 For salaries, &c., in the Office of the Congressional Printer 16,617 24 For Congressional Record 88,959 80 The following table is an exhibit of the disbursements of this Office

during the years 1863, '64, '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, '70, '71, '72, '73, '74, '75, ending September 30, each year :

Year. Total.

1863..

1864..

1865.. 1866..

1867..

1868.. 1869. 1870.

1871.

1872. 1873.

1874. 1875.

$13, 210 97

14, 148 87

14, 869 54

13, 545 10

13, 769 43

13, 941 98

16, 596 20

14, 188 44

12, 514 00

12, 514 00

12, 864 00

14, 214 00

16, 617 24

$285,660 80

328, 249 34

439, 856 14

400, 541 00

452, 998 22

454, 502 56

559, 218 56

632, 690 82 615,021 41

705, 596 21

741, 673 62

791,941 35

695, 097 70

$830,

713,

1, 285,

896,

635, 385,

399,

418,

483,

498, 536,

381,

387,

802 06

481 16 959 51 929 71

106 09 440 97 798 51 974 21 108 50 989 25 968 21 426 07 471 26

$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

11, H79 24

$223, 945 80

302, 947 19

387, 228 09

445, 009 57

386, 203 98

346, 723 82 385,219 41

477, 603 74

508, 442 53

54il, 663 16 604,249 05

549, 078 20

478, 071 60

$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 97 725 62

$1, 417, 1,443,

2, 227,

1, 869,

1, 599,

1, 309,

1, 507,

1, 609,

1, 633,

1, 802, 1,911,

1, 757,

1, 678,

746 01 634 20 099 32

379 35 218 39

068 85

240 69

859 92

778 81 343 27

536 18 769 46

822 46 The amount realized during the year from the sale of paper-shavings,

imperfections, documents. Congressional Records, &c., is $34,580.35,

which has been deposited in the Treasury of the United States, in accord- ance with the law.
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 3

DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.

The usual nuinl)er of documents under the order of Congress was

during the second session of the Forty-third Congress, 1,900 for each

house ; the number of bills and resolutions was 925 for both House and

Senate ; which have been distributed in accordance with the following

schedule

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411 396 440 440

Office of the Clerk of the House 20 149 20 308 Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate 243 190 244 134

Office of the Secretary of the Senate 6 6 15 8 Folding-room of the Senate 190 170 State Department 25 25 10 10 Secretary of the Treasury 1 1 10 10 Secretary of War 1 1

1 1 1 1 Congressional Printer

File-copies

410

988

410 1,117410 4

9 Keserred for binding

Total number printed 1,900 1,900 924 924 The rCwServed 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 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

112

313

43

40 42052

7

988 1, 117 PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

Bj virtue of the fourth section of the act of July 27, 1866, the Joint

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

paper for the different descriptions of congressional and executive printing.?' Under the direction of the committee, contracts were entered
4 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

into for supplying any required quantities of the various kinds for tlie year ending on the 31st December, 1875, with the following persons

Class 1. —TJncalendered printing-paper 24x38, 45 pounds per ream o/500 sheets. W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, McL, 1,000 reams, at 9.74 cents per pound.

W. H. HotFman, Baltimore, Md., 2,000 reams, at 9.88 cents per pound.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 10,000 reams, at 9.92 cents per j)6und.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 5,000 reams, at 9.96 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams, at 9.98 cents per pound.

S. D. AVarren & Co., Boston, Mass., 11,000 reams, at 10.05 cents per pound. Class 2.

Calendered printing-paper of 500 sheets per ream. W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams. 53 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 11.80 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, 52 pounds, at 11.90 cents per i)ound. W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 200 reams, 44 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 250 reams, 60 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound.

Class 3.Sized and calendered printing-papers, of 500 sheets per ream. W. AV. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound.

W. W^. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 3,000 reams, 42 pounds, at 11.40 cents per pound. Class 4.

Map-paper : W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 2,500 reams, 21 ];)ounds, 15.20 cents per pound.

Class 5. —Writing-papers, (to be of any required weight :) J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams quarto-post, 15.73 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams quarto-post, 15.95 cents per pound.

J. Weeelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams quarto-post, 16.23 cents jier pound. H. V. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md,, 750 reams quarto-post, 16.45 cents per ppund.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams liat-cap, 15.73 cents per pound.

J. AYheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams flat-cap, 15.95 cents per pound.

J. W^heel Wright, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams flat-cap, 16.23 cents per pound. H. V. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams flat-cap, 16.45 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams double-cap, 15.73 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams double-cap, 15.95 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams double-cap, 16.23 cents perx)ouud. H. V. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams double-cap, 16.45 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams demy, 15.73 cents i)er pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams demy, 15.95 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams demy, 16.23 cents per pound. H. V. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md., 750 reams demy, 16.45 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md.,750 reams double-demy, 15.73 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams double-deni}", 15.95 cents per pound.

J, Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 750 reams double-demy, 16.23 cents per pound. H. V. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md.,750 reams double-demy, 16.45 cents per pound.

R. Kingsland, 300 reams double-demy, linen, 19.20 per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md.,625 reams folio-post, 15.73 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 625 reams folio-post, 15.95 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 625 reams folio-post, 16.23 cents per pound. H. V. Butler Sl Co., Baltimore, Md., 625 reams folio-post, 16.45 cents per jjound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 375 reams double folio-post, 15.73 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 375 reams double folio-post, 15.95 cents per pound.
KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 5

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 375 reams double folio-post, 16.23 cents per pound. H. V. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md., 375 reams double folio-post, 16.45 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 375 reams medium, 15.73 cents i^er pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md., 375 reams medium, 15.95 cents per pound.

J. Wheelwright, Baltimore, Md.,375 reams medium, 16.23 cents per pound. H. Y. Butler & Co., Baltimore, Md., 375 reams medium, 16.45 cents i^er pound.

R. Kingsland, 1,200 reams royal, 16.60 cents per pound.

R. Kingsland, 750 reams super-royal. 16.60 cents per pound.

R. Kingsland, 400 reams im^Jerial, 16.60 cents per pound.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 500 reams cover-paper, 14.96 cents per pound.

R. Kingsland, 2,000 reams any required size, 16.60 cents per pound.

B. H. Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., 400 reams Manila, 8.43 cents per pound.

E. Kingsland, 20,000 sheets imitation parchment, 21 X 24, 2.90 cents per pound.

R. Kingsland, 20,000 sheets imitation ftarchinent, 17 X 22, 2.20 cents per pound. Class 6.

Colored wriiind-papers, (to be of any required weight :) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 350 reams cap, 13x16^, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Woolworth & Graham, New York, 200 reams cap, 14x17, auy color, 18.50 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams folio-post, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 700 reams double-cap, 16^X26, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 2,500 reams folio, 17x22, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, Ne^y York, 200 reams demy, 16x20|, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 100 reams medium, 18x23, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 200 reams double-cap, 17x28, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams quarto-post, 10x16, blue, 16.44 cents per pound.

R. Kingsland, 300 reams yellow doulde-cap, 16.90 cents per pound.

R. Kiugsland, 300 reams buff double-cap, 16.90 ceuts per pound.

Woolworth & Graham, New York, 100 reams gold euvelope-paper, 17.75 cents per pound.

Class 7.

Paper for Post-Office hlavhs, (engine-sized :) W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 500 reams, 42 pounds, 11.28 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 500 reams, 42 pounds, 11.48 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 250 reams, 46 pounds, 11.28 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoft'man, Baltimore, Md., 250 reams, 46 pounds, 11.48 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 500 reams, 52 pounds, 11.28 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 500 reams, 52 pounds, 11.48 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 200 reams, 30 pounds, 11.28 cents per pound.

W. H. Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., 200 reams, 30 pounds, 11.48 cents per pound. Class 8.

Sized and calendered tinted printincj-papers, (of 500 sheets per ream :) W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 250 reams, 40 pounds, at 12 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 300 reams, 55 pounds, at 12 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 70 pounds, at 12 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 50 pounds, at 12 cents per pound.
6 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Statement l^o. 4, appended to this report, exhibits the exact quantity

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

of September, 1875, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount

expended was $387,471.26.

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 $119,785.01.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $11,879.24, 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

$725,62.

THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended during the year ending September 30, 1875, on

account of the public binding was $478,071.60, the details of which will be found in Statement No. 5. The value of materials on hand at the

end of the year was $82,717.21.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

There were printed for the Senate 817 bills and joint resolutions, 43

executive documents, 131 miscellaneous documents, 289 reports of committees, and 6 confidential documents. For the House, there were

printed 1,177 bills and joint resolutions, 196 executive documents, 108

miscellaneous documents, and 376 reports of committees.

The orders made by the second session of the Forty-third Congress

for public documents, exclusive of the usual number, are as follows : SENATE.

Senate bill No. 963, for the better government of tbe District of Columbia 300 Report of the Librarian of Congress 500 Report of the Committee on Privileges and Elections in regard to election of President and Vice-President 3, 000 Message of the President relating to the employment of the Army in Louisiana. 1, 000 Navy Register 500 Army Register 500 Revised Statutes 150 Third Annual Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries 600 Report of Commissioner of Agriculture for 1874 1,250 HOUSE.

Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia 1, 000 Fourth Annual Report of the Commissioners of Claims 1, 000 Report of the Commissioners on Irrigation 3, 000 Report of the Committee on the Public Lands on the Geological Survey of the

Territories West of the Mississippi River 1, 000 Report of the Committee on Education and Labor on Condition and Manage- ment of tlie Colleges of Agriculture and the Mechanical Arts 2, 000 Report of the Commissioners of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company .. 2, 500
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 7

Report of the Committee on Elections on Proposed Amendment to the Constitution 5,000

Report of the Delegates to the International Statistical Congress 600 JOINT RESOLUTION.

Revised Statutes 150 Smithsonian Report for 1873 10, 500 Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for the years 1872 and 1873.. 5, 000 Morse Memorial Services 3, 500 Report of Prof. R. W. Raymond on Mining Statistics for 1873 and 1874 4, 000

Geological Survey of the Territories, volumes 2, 7, and 9 ], 000 Report on the Cholera Epidemic of 1873 10, 000 Annual Report on the Geological Survey of the Territories for 1874 4, 000 Eulogies upon the late Representatives Hooper, Hersey, Crocker, and Rice 10, 000 Eulogies upon the late Senator W. A. Buckingham 10, 00

LIST OF COXOrvESSIOXAL DOCUMENTS NOT YET COMPLETED.

TMrty-ninth Congress, second session : Colonial charters and State constitutions. AVill he finished hefore the holidayrecess. Fortieth Congress, third session : Medical and Surgical Hij?tory of the War, (quarto.) Vol. I, Part 2 ; 34 signatures

(272 pages) have heen printed ; no copy furnished for more than a year. Vol. II, Part

2 ; 25 signatures (200 pages) have heen stereotyped, and 69 signatures (552 pages)

printed ; copy furnished from time to time sufticient for one compositor. Medical statistics of Provost- Marshal-General's Office, (quarto ) Vol. I ; 386 pages have been stereotyped ; copy furnished from time to time sufficient for one compositor.

Vol. II finished. Forty-third Cong^7'ess, first session : S. Mis. Doc. No. 129, Third Annual Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries

566 pages have been stereotyped.

Reports of United States commissioners to Vienna Exposition ; 528 pages printed.

Forty-third Congress, second session:

S. Mis. Doc. No. 108, Fourth Annual Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries; no copy furnished. Hayden's seventh volume, (quarto;) not commenced; no copy furnished. Hayden's ninth volume, (quarto ;) nearly finished. Hayden's report for 1874 ; not commenced ; no copy furnished. H. Ex. Doc. No. 100, Coast-Survey Report for 1874 ; not commenced ; no copy re- ceived. Medical and Surgical History of the War, (reprint.) Parts 1 of Vols. I and II are fin- ished. Parts 2 of Vols. I and II will be printed as fast as copy is furnished for the same volumes ordered by Fortieth Congress, third session. Report of the Geographical and Geological Surveys West of the One Hundredth

Meridian ; six volumes. Ordered by the act of February 15, 1875, (chap. 76, vol. 18, p. 315 ;) vol. 3 stereotyped and waiting for index ; vol. 5 all in type, one-half stereotyped;

vol. 4 just commenced. Copy for other volumes not received. Summary Reports of the Commissioners of Claims in cases reported to Congress as disallowed under the act of March 3, 1871, prepared under the direction of the Clerk of the House. Copy received December 1, 1875. The act of June 23, 1874, provides

That for printing the preparatory circulars, and for printing and binding at the Government Printing-Office the report on life-insurance statistics, made, under the authority of the Eighth International Statistical Congress, by William Barnes, in accordance with plan of publication adopted at said Congress, under the direction of the Secretary
8 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

of State, any unexpended balance of an appropriation for the above purpose made in the act of March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, is hereby continued and

rendered available. I would report that on the 2,9th day of June, 1875, Mr. William Barues

hauded into this Office the copy of the above work. As the work could

not be compensated out of the funds of the year ending June 30, 1875,

but, if done at all at that late day, the expense must fall upon the appropriation for the year ending June 30, 1876, I respectfully declined to put the work in hand.

This question was submitted to the First Comptroller of the Treasury,

and the following is his reply:

Tr>KA,suiJY Department/First Comptroller's Office,

WasJtiiigfon, June 30, 1875. Sir : Your communication of yesterday's date has been, received. For your information I reply that the appropriation referred to was in effect an appropriation for the

fiscal year ending to-day, and subject to the general law relative to ordinary appropriations.

It was intended to cover expenses incurred for printing during that yearj and no

portion of it can be legally used for any printing purposes beyond June 30, 1875, when

the appropriation will become unavailable. Very respectfully, R. W. TAYLER,

Comptroller. A. M. Clapp, Esq.,

Congressional Printer. The Eevised Statutes of the United States have been printed and

bound under the requisition and direction of the Secretary of State, in. accordance with the law and, I have reason to believe, to the entire sat- isfaction of that officer. DEPARTMENT PRINTING AND BINDING.

In accordance with 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 for their use during each fiscal year, the following appropriations were made and the following printing

and binding was done for them, respectively, during the year ending

June 30, 1«75

Department. Amount ap- propriated. Amount

expended.

Treasury

Interior

Post-Office War '. .

Navy ". state Department of Justice and Office of Attorney-General

Agriculture Supreme Court of the United States Supreme court of the District of Columbia

Court of Claims

$325, 000 00

225, 000 00

175, 000 00

100, 000 00

75, 000 00

25, 000 00

10, OOu 00

20, 000 00

25, 000 00

5, 000 00

10, 000 00

$301,

209,

157,

508 10

737 56 689 94 998 28

840 21

993 91

681 64 973 12

999 75

071 02

682 06
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STEREOTYPE FOUNDERY.

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

the stereotype fbundery of this Oflice for the year ending September 30,

1875, and also what the same product would have cost the Government

at trade-prices : Value of work done, at trade-x)rices $44, 860 48 Expense of labor and material for same 21, 336 52 Balance to credit of foundery 23,523 96 The branch-office at the Treasury Department, which is subordinate

to this Office, continues efficient and satisfactory in its results. THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

I would most respectfully call your attention to table 6 of this report,

which exhibits the expenditures on account of the Daily, the bound

edition, and the material purchased for the Congressional Record, for the second session of the Forty-third Congress. Tiiis exhibit demonstrates the economy, to say nothing of the convenience, of having this

work done by and under the full control of the Government. Thus

far, experience fully vindicates the correctness of the predictions of

those who advocated the wisdom and propriety of this measure. It is becoming more and more evident that this important and delicate branch

of the public service can be quite as well and promptly performed at the

Government Printing-Office as by i^rivate enterprise, and with less expenditure of the public money.

The bound volumes of the Record for the second session of the

Forty-third Congress were four, including the index. These comprised

2,714 pages. These were ready for delivery, in part, on the 8th of May

last, and the whole were delivered at the Capitol on or before the 14th

day of October.

The sales of the Daily Record, during the second session of the Fortythird Congress, amounted to 12,313.04.

The printing of speeches for Senators and Representatives, from the

type of the Record, during the session named, amounted to $5,069.61.

LABOR AND ITS COMPENSATION.

Section 3763 of the Revised Statutes provides that " the Congressional

Printer may employ, at such rates of wages as he may deem for the

interest of the Government and just to the employed, such proof-readers,

compositors, pressmen, binders, laborers, and other hands as may be

necessary for the execution of the orders for public printing and binding

authorized by law.'' In carrying out the requirements of this statute the question of labor

and its compensation enters '^ery considerably into the policy and econ- omies of the conduct of this Office, and important and delicate duties
10 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

are tliereby devolved upon the Congressional Printer. He is expected

to exercise a wise and just regard for the interests of the Government

in the discharge of his duties, and at the same time to preserve an

active sense of justice toward those employed. These requirements I have aimed to honor, so as to secure a prompt and efficient execution of

the work aud do impartial justice toward those who have been employed to aid that end.

The question has been repeatedly raised as to whether or not the

rates of compensation paid for composition in this Office are higher than

the interests of the Government will justify, or a proper sense of justice

toward those employed will warrant. The compensation of this class of labor, during the six years aud a half that I have been in charge of

the Office, has been rated at 60 cents per 1,000 ems and $4 per day for eight hours, as established by law. I found this the policy of the Office

when I entered upon my duties, and for prudential reasons, relating to

its efficiency in meeting the requirements of Congress and the several

Departments of the Government for the printing and binding authorized

by law, I have not deemed it expedient to attempt a change.

It is my present purpose to report the bare facts of the case, to show

Congress what considerations have controlled my action. The nomina

price of composition in the Office, 60 cents per 1,000 ems, is regarded by

many as in excess of what is for the interests of the Government and

just to the employed. While I have no wish or purpose to controvert

this point, it is but just to the management of the Office that I should

represent the economies practiced, under which the expense of composition in the aggregate is reduced nearly, if not quite, -25 per cent,

below the nominal -price named.

The labor of composition, as I have before stated, is compensated

either by the day, at $1, or 1,000 ems, at 60 cents. The policy of the

Office is to execute the orders of the Supreme Court, the printing of the

Congressional Record, and a portion of the plain document work in what

is known as the piece department, where the labor is compensated at 60

cents per 1,000 ems. The rule and figure or tabular composition chiefly,

the job work, the bill printing, and the journals of Congress, all re- garded as exceedingly profitable to the compositor, are compensated

at the rate of $1 per day. The Patent-Office printing and a portion of

the document work are also compensated at the same rate. Those conversant with the art of printing are aware that rule and

figure or tabular composition is greatly in favor of the interests of the

compositor when done by the 1,000 ems, as it commands double price,

and is otherwise technically called fat." Indeed, it is so much so, that

expert compositors make upon it from $8 to $18 per day. A large

percentage of the composition of this Office, being of that character, is compensated at $4 per day. Then, the job wr^t^ of the Office, if per- formed by the piece, would cost the Government doable what is now

paid for it: and the same may be said of printing the bills and journals
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of Congress. Under this economy and division of labor, the expense

of composition is reduced below 50 cents, and does not, in all probability,

exceed an average of 45 cents per 1,000 ems.

In view of these facts, my convictions are very clear and strong that

the rates of wages paid for the labor of this Office are not inconsistent

with the interests of the Government, or unjust to those emx)loyed in

this branch of its service. IN CONCLUSION,

I would state that the printing and binding ordered by Congress have

been completed, so far as practicable. In all cases where complete copy

has been furnished, the printing has been done, and the binding and

delivery have promptly followed. At no period during the past six years has this Office been so clear of unfinished work as at this time.

I feel under renewed obligation to make favorable mention of the zeal,

fidelity, and efficiency manifested by my subordinates in aiding the work

of printing and binding for the Government.

All of which is respectfully submitted.

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressiomd Printer,
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22 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. —Statement sltowing the cost of printing, and paperfor same, and of olaulc-hoolcs, hinding, ruling, c^^c, for the executive and judicial departments of the Government, for the year

ending Septemler 30, 1875.

Departmcut.

State Department.

Treasury Department

Interior Department

Office of the Secretary Commissioner of Pensions. .

Commissioner of Patents. .

Commissioner of Land-Office Com'r of Indian Affairs Commissioner of Education . Total for Interior Department

"War Department

Office of the Secretary Adjutant-General

Quartermaster-General. Bureau of Ordnance

Commissary-General . .

Surgeon-General

Chief of Engineers

Paymaster-General

Signal-Office Total for "War Department

ISTavy Department

Office of th3 Secretary Bureau of Equipment and Eecruitin^ Provisions and Clothing, Yards and Docks

Construction and Kepair .

Steam-Engineering Medicine and Surgery Ordnance

Navigation , Office of the Naval Observatory

Total for Navy Department

Judiciary

Office of the Attorney-General Supreme Court of the United States Supreme court of the District of Coliimbia. Court of Claims.. , Department of Justice Total for judiciary

Printing, and paper for same.

Total

cost

of

printing

and

paper. 1 d

do" bo

cost

of

paper, |

ing.

! i

Printing. Paper.

c O v-j

Aggregate

printing, and

bind:

|9, 238 91 $3, 341 60 $12, 580 51 $13, 205 11 $25, 785 62

90, 457 67 —^=

63,650 55 154, 108 22 133, 754 11 287, 862 33

10, 640 48 6, 648 94 17, 289 42 8, 030 27 25, 369 69

6, 268 31 8, 442 69 14,711 00 4,714 15 19, 425 15 86,319 91 12, 184 38 98, 504 29 I /, i io 4Z 116,279 51

2, 890 03 3, 063 14 5, 953 17 18, 747 35

4, 048 53 2, 269 63 6, 318 16 A 01/1 Q1 11, 132 97

6, 124 94 7, 042 91 13, 167 85 i, ooy uo 20, 536 90 116,292 20 39, 651 69 155, 943 89 55, 547 68 211, 491 57

], 581 56 1, 750 08 3, 331 64 3, 722 08

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7, 053 72

7, 059 35 5, 108 97 12, 168 32 2, 581 83 14, 750 15

3, 428 11 5, 379 91 8, 808 02 3, 432 24 12, 240 26

1, 456 22 836 67 2, 292 89 3, 346 84 5, 639 73 276 95 365 08 642 03 396 08 1, 038 11

3, 368 00 4, 072 96 7, 440 96 6, 271 65 13, 712 61

4, 582 00 2, 248 06 6, 830 06 6, 517 74 13, 347 80 636 11 677 03 1, 313 14 2, 117 44

12, 363 83 3, 572 47 15, 936 30 11 Ri 1 o 11, 010 i-Z 27,551 42

34, 752 13 24, Oil 23 58, 763 36 38, 687 88 97, 451 24

7,122 68 2, 562 98 9, 685 66 5, 178 02 14, 363 68 284 06 330 76 '614 82 829 70 1, 444 52

1, 660 54 3, 332 87 4, 993 41 2, 824 27 7, 817 68

602, 96 304 81 907 77 2, 018 94 2, 926 71

1, 530 64 896 68 2, 427 32 4, 039 98 6, 467 30 867 10 84 06 951 16 671 91 1, 623 07

2, 909 58 743 70 3, 653 28 410 08 4, 063 36 480 56 338 33 818 89 780 83 1, 599 72

17, 099 69 2, 412 33 19, 512 02 12, 291 17 31, 803 19

3, 736 70 690 32 4, 427 02 1, 442 13 5, 869 15

36, 294 51 11,696 84 47, 991 35 30, 487 03 78, 478 38

1, 483 03 31 86 1, 519 89 14 72 1, 534 61

*25, 963 62 311 61 26, 275 23 536 03 26, 811 26

2, 062 21 143 50 , 2, 205 71 655 63 2, 861 34

7, 034 99 232 99 7, 2G7 98 450 50 7, 718 48

1, 999 46 336 32 2, 335 78 2, 128 90 4, 464 68

38, 548 31 1, 056 28 39, 604 59 3, 785 78 43, 390 37

f mapping in cases pending in Suprem e Court.
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 23

No. 2.

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Post-Office Department

Department of Agriculture

Office of Congressional Printer

$39, 422 15 $69, 254 43 !|108, 676 58 $56, 430 30 $165, 106 88

7, 957 34 6, 217 01 14, 174 35 3, 004 86 17, 179 21

480 98 321 43 802 41 553 53 1, 355 94 EECAPITIJLATIOX.

Treasury Department

Xavy Department

Judiciary Department Department of Agriculture

Office of Congressional Printer

Total

$9, 238 91

90, 457 67

116, 292 20

34, 752 13

36, 294 51

38, 543 31

.39, 422 15

7, 957 34 480 98

$3, 341 60

63, 650 55

39, 651 69

24, Oil 23

11, 696 84

1, 056 28

69, 254 43 6,217 01 321 43

$12, 580 51

154, 108 22

155, 943 89

58, 763 36

47,991 35

39, 604 59

108, 676 58

14, 174 35 802 41

$13, 205 11

133, 754 11

55, 547 68

38, 687 88

30, 487 03

3, 785 78

56, 430 30

3, 004 86 553 53

$25, 785 62

287, 862 33

211,491 57

97, 451 24

78, 478 38

43, 390 37

165, 106 88

17, 179 21

1, 355 94

373, 444 20 219,201 06 592, 645 26 335, 456 28 928, 101 54

JSTo. 3.

Statement sJioicing the disbursements on account of the jmhlic printing from the 1st of October, 1874, to the SOth of September, 1875, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of tlie Congressional Printer $4, 000 00 Salary of four clerks, at $1,800 eacli 7, 200 00 Salaiy of one clerk, at $1,400. 1, 400 00 Salary of one clerk, at $1,200 1, 200 00 Per diem of messenger, at $3.60 per day 1, 314 00 $15,114 00 Contingent expenses of tlie OfQce 1,503 24

16,617 24

PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employes, &c. : October 1 55,085 18 November 55, 120 02 December . 62,171 66 January 58, 619 89 February 61,220 11 March 57, 381 09 April 53,397 57 May 54, 437 08
24 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

June $50,039 34 July..... 50,339 47 August 49, 530 83 September 47, 078 04 Improvements and repairs to buildings : Plumbing and gas-fitting 169 60 Repairs 872 06 Lumber 1,406 25 Glass 26 00 Awnings 13 00 Lead, putty, glazier's tools, and paint 113 32 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

1 No. 1 large cylinder-press 800 00 Fixtures to presses 355 77 625 feet belting 169 50

Iron, steel, tools, &c,, for machine and carpenters' shop 558 26 Brass and iron castings 130 88 Packing 1 60 90

6 sides lacing-leather 24 00 3 gas-regulators 361 25 Stereotyping and elecfcrotyping

20,123 pounds stereotype-metal, at 11 cents 2, 213 53

9,935 pounds stereotype-metal, at 11^ cents 1, 142 52

1,037 pounds lead, at 8 cents 82 96 25 bushels clay, at 50 cents 12 50

18 barrels plaster, at $2.75 49 50 400 feet mahogany blocking, at 60 cents n 240 00

10 pounds quicksilver, at $1.25 12 50 7 gross bonnet-boards, at $3.50 , 24 50

1 routing-machine 300 00

1 pair gloves 2 50 Type of various kinds 5, 050 92

100 galleys, at $3 300 00

10,000 feet brass rule, at 8 cents 800 00

1,000 feet brass rule, at 10 cents 100 00

2,002 feet brass rule, at 20 cents 400 40

12 dozen mallets. , 68 40 35 pairs type-cases 90 00 3 dozen planers 21 60 4 barrels coins 121 00

1 gross shooting-sticks 8 64

4 whitewash-brushes, at $2.50 .. 10 00 12 dozen lye-brushes, at $12 144 00 2 lye-brushes, at 75 cents 1 50 3 dozen pick-brushes 20 00 215f pounds page-cord 215 75

1 water-cooler 45 00 30 boxes wax-tapers 22 50

17 dozen brooms, at $4.50 76 50

13 chairs 22 00 34 pounds sponge, at $2.50 85 00

$654,420 28

2,600 23

2, 460 ^6

4, 080 51

6,960 96
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 25

5 gross corks |5 00 20 pounds alum, at 12 cents 2 40 2 quarts muriatic acid, at 30 cents 60

5 gallons turpentine, at 65 cents 3 25

4 gallons turpentine, at 55 cents » 2 20

10 pounds insect-powder 10 00

178 pounds sulphuric acid 10 80 124 pounds borax, at 40 cents 49 60

30 pounds borax, at 50 cents - 15 00 20 pounds vitriol 2 80 2 pounds emery 50

1 gallon varnish 2 50

29 brushes, various kinds 35 00 Miscellaneous items 10 20 — |792 10 Materials

Printing-ink, 3, 666 pounds, at 35 cents 1, 283 10 3,017 pounds, at 60 cents 1, 810 20

602 pounds, at $1 602 00

10 pounds, red, at ^2 20 00

20 pounds, blue, at 12 40 00 40 pounds, red, at $2.50 100 00

50 pounds, blue, at $2.50 125 00

10 pounds, green, at $3 30 00

70 pounds, red, at $5 350 00

30 pounds, cut, at $5 150 00

7 papers bronze, at 50 cents 3 50

4,513 80

Oil, 141 gallons sperm, at $2.10 296 10 47i gallons sperm, at $2.20 104 50 97i gallons sperm, at $1.90 185 25 89i gallons sperm, at $1.75 156 62

10 gallons linseed, at $1 10 00

10 gallons linseed, at $1.10 1100

10 gallons boiled, at $1.05 10 50

10 gallons raw, at 90 cents . 9 00

8 quarts neat's-foot 3 37

1 bottle neat's-foot 50

50 pounds lubricating, at 40 cents 20 00 806 84 Benzine, 241 gallons, at 19 cents 165 69

Sirup, 78 gallons, at $1 78 00

Roller-composition, 550 pounds, at 60 cents 330 00

Glycerine, 1,750 pounds, at 30 cents 525 00

1, 000 pounds, at 35 cents 350 00 875 00

Glue, 1, 218 pounds, at 28 cents 341 04

587 pounds, at 29 cents 170 23 628 pounds, at 40 cents 251 20

141 pounds, at 27 cents 38 07

- 800 54 Card-board, 16,200 sheets, at 9 cents 1,458 GO

12, 000 sheets, at 9i cents 1, 140 00

3, 100 sheets, at $9.45 per M 292 95

2, 890 95 Stationery 277 30
26 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Cotton, l,825f yards, at 35 cents $639 01 266^ yards, at 10 cents 26 65 51^ yards, at 25 cents 12 81 42 yards, at 22 cents 9 24 219 yards crash, at 25 cents 54 75 $742 46 Taread, 139 ponnds, at $1.35 187 65 102 ponnds, at $1.55 158 10 150 ponnds, at $1.25 187 50

102 pounds, at $1.28 . 130 56 102 ponnds, at $1.15 117 30 781 11 Potash, 5,682 pounds, at 12 cents 690 87 Twine, 505 pounds, at 24 cents 121 20

Pins, 2 gross 2 00

Soap, 1, 560 ponnds, at 12^ cents 195 00

4 bars castile 4 25

199 25 Tape, 1,296 yards at 4 cents 51 84 36 rolls, at $1.08 38 88

6 rolls, at $2.16 12 96

103 68 Beeswax, 100 ponnds, at 50 cents 50 00

10 pounds, at 55 cents 5 50 55 5Q

Blankets, 30f yards, at $6 183 75 27 yards, at $2.75 74 25 258 00

Flour, 3 barrels , 22 00 Washing towels 509 91 Gas , „. 2,908 00

Ice 1,1103 3 Sawdust 34 00 Freight and cartage 871 90 Needles , 20 CO Matches 7 15 Compiling index 2,362 25 Composition 33 00 Gum-arabic, 35 pounds 21 00 Crocks, 50, at 25 cents 12 50 Telegraphing 11 50 Horses, wagons, and harness : Wagons and reiDairs 167 25 Horse-feed 1, 097 13 Difference in exchange for horse 140 00 Use of one horse 9 days, at $2 18 00 Use of one mule 31 days, at $1.25 38 75 Use of one mule 18 days, at $1.50 27 00 Buckets 4 50 Horseshoeing 234 00 Veterinary services and medicine 39 00 Repairing harness 380 55 Chamois-skins 12 25 Wagon-grease 3 00

Salt 5 60

2, 167 03

Total payment on account of the public printing 695, 097 70
KEPORT OF THE CO^sGRESSIONAL FEINTER.

Xo. Jr.

Staiemcnt sJioicing tJie disbursements on accovnt of paper for

inibllc printing from October 1, 1874, to September 30, 187.5, inclusive. PRIXTIXG-PAPER.

4, 957 reams nncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 l»3' 33 inches, at

85.11.65 $25, 362 49 5,000 reams nncalendered, 45 ponuds^.,24 by 38 inches, at

85.17.5 25, S75 00

1,000 reams nncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 hy 33 inches, at

$4.33.3 ^- \ 4,333 00 1,246^7 reams nncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at

84.44.6 \ 5,54172

7, 622 reams nncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at $4.46.4, , 34,024 61

2, 496 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at §7.66.96 - - 19,142 07

2, 500 reams calendered, 53 i^ouuds, 24 by 33 inches, at

s37.61.03 19, 027 00

2, 500 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at

37.65.35 '. \ 19,146 25

1, 174-2^ reams calendered, 53 i^ounds, 24 by 33 inches, at

$6.04.2 \ 7,096 63

1, 902^-§ reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at $7.98 - \ 15,182 75 5,558 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$6.39.9 35, 565 64 5,032 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$5.13 - 25,814 16 253^ reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$6.84 - 1,733 94 193 reams calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, at

$6.36.68 \ 1,260 63

250 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$7.21 1,802 50 500 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31:^ inches, at

$5.70 2,850 00

281^-5- reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$6.07.74 1,711 40

2, 006 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22| by 31^^ inches, at

$4.78.8 \ 9,604 72

208 reams tinted, 55 pounds, 25?r by 40 inches, at $6.60.. 1, 372 80 200 reams tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at $5 1,200 00 228 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 23^ inches, at $4.80. . 1, 094 40

147 reams yellow, at $9 1,223 00

$260, 116 ^VRITIXG-rArER.

121 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.80 822 80 893 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $7 6, 251 00 375 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.29.2 2,359 51 275 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.38 2, 392 59

15 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.49.2 97 38

306 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.78 1,76$ 68

326 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.34.82 1,743 51 590 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.42.3 2, 711 85

. 363 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.80 2, 502 40
28 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

197 reams double-clemy, 40 pounds, at $7 $1,379 00 424 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.29.2 2,677 80 250 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.38 1,595 00

21 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.49.2 136 33 299 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $8.50 2,541 50 763 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $4.02.5 3, 071 07 512 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.81.8 1,954 82 340 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $4.20 1, 428 00 200 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $3.82.8 765 60

1, 336 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.90 6, 546 40 454 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.40.44 1, 999 60 803 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.46.6 1, 353 20 270 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.54.44 1, 226 99 764 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.25 4,011 00 466 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.71.9 2, 199 05 315 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.78.5 1,507 27 598 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.86.9 2, 911 66

80 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $5.66.28 453 02 182 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $5.74.2 1, 045 04 98 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $5.84.28 572 59

105 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $4.48 470 40 962 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.72 2, 116 64

38 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.80 106 04

201 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.51.68 505 88 324 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $3.61.79 1,534 00 255 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $3.66.85 825 41

181 reams folio-post, 28 pounds, at $4.46.6 008 35 554 reams quarto-post, 9"pounds, at $1.53 847 62 468 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.41.57 662 85 112 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.43.55 160 78

367 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.70 623 90 228 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.75 399 00 282 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.88.76 532 30 1,000 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.51.68 2, 516 81 291 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.55.2. 742 63 520 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $3.40 1, 767 60

9 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $3.50 31 50 251 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4.42 ". 1, 109 42 299 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4.55 1, 360 45 375 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4.08.98 1, 533 67

6 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4.14.7 24 88 223 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $4.90 1, 092 70

445 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.04 2, 242 80 502 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $6.74.5 3,250 45 312 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $10.36 3, 232 32 895 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.50 3, 132 50 623 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.14.6 1, 959 96

577 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.19 1, 840 63 213 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.21.6 691 40

127 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $3.93.25 499 43

173 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $3.98.75 689 84

14 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $7.20 100 80 482 reams tfpecial, 32 pounds, at $5.52 2, 660 64 294 reams blue cap, 16 pounds, at $2.72 799 68 288 reams blue cap, 16 pounds, at $2.80 638 40
EEPORT OF THE COXGEESSIONAL PRIXTER. 29

206 reams blue double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.29.2 $1, 090 15

1, 913 reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.82.24 5, 399 24

1, 439i reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, af $2.63.44 4, 533 63

491 reams blue folio-post, 20 pounds, at $3.52.8 1, 732 26

227 reams blue folio-post, 20 pounds, at $3.28.8 746 38 90f reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at 83.28.8 297 89 2791 reams bnlF double-cap, 32 pounds, at $5.96.48 1, 666 56

16 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $5.64.48 90 32

240 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $5.40.8 1, 297 92

256 reams yellow double-cap, 32 T)ounds, at $5.95.48 1, 529 97

34 reams lilac cap, 16 pounds, at 83.07.2 104 45

102 reams green cap, 16 pounds, at 83.07.2 313 34

127 reams pink cap, 16 pounds, at $3.07.2 490 14

266|- reams cover, 36 pounds, at $6.01.2 1,602 20

240-/(j- reams cover, 36 pounds, at 85.38.56 1, 293 35 56 reams cover, 35 pounds, at $5.84.5 327 32 64f reams cover, 24 pounds, at $3.59.04 246 84 3^ reams plate paper, at 825 87 50 252 reams Manila, at 82.52.9 637 81

12 reams tissue, at 83.30 39 60

25, 476 pounds map-paper, at 17 cents 4, 330 92

15,816 pounds map-paper, at 15.2 cents 2,404 04 33,500 sheets bank-note paper, at 8.5 cents 418 75 24,000 sheets bank-note paper, at 812.50 perM 300 00 23,500 sheets, imitation parchment, at 3 cents 705 00 18,500 sheets imitation parchment, at 2.9 cents 536 50 7,250 sheets imitation parchment, at 2J cents' 163 13 17,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 2.2 cents 374 00

8116, 148 23 Paper for post-office blanks : 100 reams, 18 by 29 inches, 30 pounds, at $3.68.7 358 70

300 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $5.16.18 1, 548 54

2.50 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $5.24.58 1, 311 45 500 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at 84.73.76 2, 368 80 275 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at s5.74.54 1, 579 98 250 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.65.34 1, 413 35 250 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at 85.18.88 1 , 297 20

250 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.28.08 1, 320 20

11, 208 32 Total amount paid for paper for the public printing 387, 471 26 There remained on hand September 30, 1875, the following quantities of paper, viz : 10, 817 reams of printing-paper, costing $52, 228 36

1, 988 reams of bill-paper, costing 10, 198 44

8, 946 reams of writing-paxiers, costing 41, 974 44

469 reams of cover-x)apers, costing 2,594 06

6.57 reams of tinted paper, costing 4, 593 79

975 reams of post-office i^aper, costing , 5, 161 44

271 reams of Manila paper, costing 760 89 28 reams of bank-note paper, costing ]75 00

13, 221 sheets of card-board, costing 1, 200 29 33,049 sheets of imitation parchment, costing 898 30 119,785 01
30 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

^o. 5.

Statement slioiving tJie disbursements on account of the puhlic binding

from October 1, 1874, to September 30, 1875, inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYES, ETC. October $26,252 99 November 24,151 87 December 20,736 59 January 24, 867 22 February , 25,318 41 March 29, 032 48 April 27,331 45 May 25,065 31 June 25,067 79 July 25,076 23 August 24, 030 24 September 23,886 10

,|306, 816 68 Improvemeuts and reiiairs to building.. 218 02 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

4 sets toggles for backing-machines, at $5 20 00

16 knives for cutting-machines !45 00

1 clamp for cutting-machine

.

50 00

12 rolls 83 10

1 numberiug-machiue 260 00 • 15 heads for numberiug-machines 555 00

1 cross-head for numbering-machine 50, 00

12 dozen folders, at $3 36 00

1 gas-stove 13 00 4 dozen hammers, at |18 72 00

6 dozen plow-knives, at |8 48 00

23, 025 ruling-pens, at $17 per M 401 02 2,090 ruling-pens, at 2 cents.... 4192

1, 184 ruling-pens, at 2|- cents 29 00 2,000 triple-back ruling-pens, at 3 cents GO 00 35 pallets 105 00

6 dozen sash-tools, at $4 24 00

3 plows and presses, at $12 36 00

1 composition copper mill 25 00 Ledger and other papers

360 reams cap, at $4.68 1, 684 80 700 reams cap, at $6 4,200 00

150 reams medium, at $10.80 1,084 80 750 reams medium, at $13 9, 750 00 733 reams demy, at $8.40 0, 157 20

750 reams demy, at $9.50 7, 125 00

175 reams super royal, at $22 3, 850 00

50 reams imperial, at $29.25 1,462 50

125 reams imperial, at $29 3,625 00 400 reams double-cap, at $12 ' 4, 800 00 100 reams double-cap, at $13.33^ 1 , 333 33 40 reams double-cap, at $13.33 533 20

50 reams double-demy, at $2S.122 1,400 26 250 reams royal, at $17 4,250 00 70 reams Manila, at $7.50 570 00

2, 055 24,
EEPORT OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PEINTER. 31

98^§ reams Manila, at $7.7o $765 69 72^^ reams Manila, at sl5.50 1, 126 85

50 reams hardvrare, at 86.50 325 00

5 reams comb-lining, at $15 „. 75 00 35^ reams Gomb-lining, at $1S 639 00

5 reams comb-lining, at 820 100 00

I ream comb-lining, at $12 6 00 40^ reams plaicl, at 815 613 44 20^ reams inlaid, at 817 351 55

39-1 reams marble, at 87.50 296 25

10 reams marble, at 818 180 00 2 reams marble, at $7 14 00

5 reams blotting, at $4.50 22 50

6 reams tissue, at $2.50 15 00

• $56,962 37 Binding-material

Binding-cloth, 517- pieces, at $7.75 4, 006 75

66 pieces, at $9.25 610 50

7 pieces, at 89.75 68 25

102 pieces, at $7 714 00 14 pieces, at $7.50 105 00

30 pieces, at $12 300 00

5,864 50 Russia leather, 1, 652 feet, C. H., at 25 cents 413 00 mfeet, C. H., at 21 cents 8 93

60 bkins, at $6 360 00

781 93

Title-leather, 111 dozen, at $20 2, 220 00

10 dozen, at $18 ISO 00 20 dozen, at $16 320 00

2,720 00 French Turkey morocco, 10 dozen, at 8.'')5 550 00 18t dozen, at $34 737 50 28f dozen, at $33 1, 092 50 33 dozen, at $25 825 50

49 dozen, at $32 1, 568 00 32 dozen, at $35 1, 120 00

11 dozen, at $37 407 00

6 dozen, at $28 168 00

5 dozen, at $33 165 00

4 dozen, at $52 . 208 00

4 dozen, at $18 72 CO

1 dozen 30 00

6,943 50

14, 503 00 1,540 00 1,170 00 228 00 140 CO

31 58 — 17,617 58

Law-calf, 403 dozen, at s36

35 dozen, at $44

30 dozen, at $39

6 dozen, at $38

4 dozen, at $35

1 dozen
32 REPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Law-slieep, 1, 256 dozen, at $12 $15, 072 00

1, 005 dozen, at $10.50 10,552 50

152 dozen, at $10 1, 520 00

77 dozen, at $7 539 00 20 dozen, at $9 180 00 $27,863 50

Roans, 125 dozen, at $10.50 1. 312 50

50 dozen, at $11 550 00 25 dozen, at $11.50 287 50

2, 150 00

Skivers, 100 dozen, at $13.50 1, 350 00 50 dozen, at $10 500 00

50 dozen, at $9.50 475 00 50 dozen, at $7.50 375 00

6 dozen, at $20 120 00

2, 820 00 Parchment, 250 sheets, at 13 cents 32 50

50 dozen, at $10 500 00

3 dozen, at $8...- 24 00 556 50

Sole-leather, one side , 12 29

Gold-leaf, 900 packs, at $8.75 7, 875 00

140 packs, at $7.75 1, 085 00 50 packs, at $9.25 462 50 200 packs Florence leaf, at $3.50 700 00

100 packs Florence leaf, at $3 300 00

1 pack Florence leaf 1 50

10,424 00

Binder's hoard, 71, 250 pounds, at 6 cents 4, 475 00

62, 200 pounds, at 4^ cents 2, 799 00

92, 400 pounds, at 5^ cents 3, 798 48

64, 200 pounds, at 5i cents 3, 531 00

1, 526 pounds, at 7 cents 106 82

16, 250 pounds straw, at 4 cents 650 00

15, 360 30 Thread, 2, 023 pounds, at $1.15 2, 326 45

143 pounds, at $1.20 171 60 66 pounds, at $1.85 122 10 36 pounds, at $1.75 63 00

8 pounds 8 33 2,691 48 Twine, 576 pounds, at 50 cents 288 00 304 pounds, at 42 cents 127 68

30 pounds, at 35 cents 10 50 28 pounds, at 30 cents 8 40

12 pounds, at 40 cents 4 80

439 38 Glue, 3,0.59 pounds, at 30 cents 917 70

4,049 pounds, at 23 cents 931 27

329 pounds, at 27 cents 88 83

1,937 80 Cotton, 1,068-1 yards, at 18 cents 192 33 549 yards, at 15 cents 82 43 508f yards, at 25 cents 127 25

257i yards, at 34 cents 87 64
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

Cotton, 136f yards, at 20 cents $27 35

130 yards, at 121 cents 16 25

126 yards, at 9 cents 11 34

Needles, 200 papers at 10 cents 20 00

10 papers, at 15 cents 1 50

Soap, GOO pounds, at 12 J cents 75 00

2 bars Castile. 2 00 Dyes, gums, &c. : Oxalic acid, 20 pounds, at 50 cents 10 00 Oxalic acid, 30 pounds, at 40 cents 12 00 Ultranaarine blue, 56 pounds, at 40 cents 22 40 Egg-albumen, 205 pounds, at ^1.50 307 50 Egg-albumen, 100 jwunds, at $1.75 175 00 Egg-albumen, 1 pound „ 125

Pearl-asbes, 120 pounds, at 25 cents 30 00 Alum, 211 pounds, at 12 cents 25 32

Beef-galls, 202, at 15 cents 30 30 Gum hog, 265 pounds, at $1 265 00 Concentrated ammonia, 18 pounds, at 35 cents 6 30 3 C P

§544 59

21 50

Silk-braid, 600 pieces, at 25 cents 150 00 200 yards, at 25 cents 50 00 200 00

Oil-silk, 3 yards, at $1.50 4 50 Gray super, 20 pieces, at $2.50 50 00

1 piece 1 25

51 25 Ribbon, 261 yards, at 10 cents 26 40 12 yards, at 15 cents • 1 80

1 piece w.. 1 25 • 29 45 Cotton-bats, 15 pounds, at $1.25 18 75

Flannel, 10 j-ards, at $1 10 00

10 yards, at GO cents 5 00

10 yards, at 12i cents 1 25

16 25

Silk bcad-bantl, 32 pieces, at $2 64 00 20 pieces, at $1.10 22 00

80 pieces, at $1 80 00

80 pieces, at 90 cents 72 00 238 00 Tape, 19 pieces, at 30 cents 5 70

Flour, 311 barrels, at $7 171 75

28 barrels, at $3 224 00 395 75 Sponge, 33i pounds 99 00 Alcohol, 156 gallons 396 80 Beeswax, 50 pounds, at 50 cents 25 00

Oil, 142 gallons sperm, at $1.95 276 90

20\l dozen bottles sweet, at $3.25 ' 67 97

1 dozen bottles sweet. 9 00

3 bottles sweet, at $1.50 .• 4 50

10 gallons linseed, at 95 cents 9 50

367 67

77 00
o4 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Gelatiue, 12 iiapeis, at "25 cents 13 00 Lamp-black, 5 pounds, at 20 cents 1 00

Palp-lake, 97 pounds, at 75 cents 72 75

Soluble blue, 50 pounds, at ^1.50 75 00 Muriate of tin, 1^ pounds, at 50 cents 75 Muriate of tin, 1 bottle 50 Turpentine, 10 gallons 6 10 Creosote, 1 pound I 50

Oil of cloves, 4 ounces, at 25 cents 1 00 Varnish, 8^ gallons 33 50 Varnish, 24 bottles, at $1.75 42 00

Insect-pov\^der, 147^ pounds, at .$2 295 00 Insect-powder, 10 pounds, at $1 10 00 Insect-powder, G pounds, at ^1.25 : 7 50 Spatulas 25 Sugar of lead, 1 pound 1 00 Emery, 295 pounds, at 18 cents 53 10 Emery, 249 pounds, at IG cents 39 84

Printing-ink, 27 pounds, at $5 135 00

Printing-ink, 3 pounds, at .$2 6 00 Dusters, 2 dozen, at $10 20 00

1 emery-wheel 46 75

10 sheets emery-cloth 1 00

3 stamps - ...„ 43 00 Recuttiug 12 stamps, at $1.70 20 40

G dozen files 29 40

100 stabbiug-awls, at 37^ cents .37 50

1 saw 2 50 2 dozen pairs shears, at $27 54 00

1 pair shears 2 00 22 dozen knives, at $1.50 33, 00

G sieves 1 00

G pairs pincers, at 60 cents 3 60

13 gross rubber bands 19 00

62 feet belting, at 65 cents 40 30

2 grindstones 9 80

1 dozen punches , 4 00 36 pairs comx^asses , 33 00

12 oilers : 6 00

.573 pounds iron castings 39 74

2 bundles galvanized iron 56 34

2 wheel castings 4 50

30 wrought-iron plates 24 15 46 pounds sheet-brass 42 80 258 fonts binders' type 778 18 Sawdust ^ 10 50

4 clothes-wringers 57 50 Boxing, cartage, and freight 2, 713 23 Shaving morocco and Russia leather 63 50 Traveling expenses 64 50 Washing towels 224 25 Gas 1,965 00 Paints 63 58

Ice 90 08

10 doz-en brooms, $4.50 45 00

150 brushes 234 60
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 85

Eggs $bO 22 Vinegar 25 75

1 backet , 30 1,200 rubber rollers, at 30 cents 360 00

1 dozen oil-stones 6 00

4 dozen sand-stones 8 00 72 tin boards 252 00 920 zinc plates 184 00

12 ladles 8 40

1 gas-regulator 212 50

(>0 salt-sacks 36 GO

All other material 89 42 $9,789 15 Horses, wagons, *Sce.: Use of 1 horse 32 days, at 81.23 40 00 Repairing wagons - 306 55 Horse-feed 739 97 Horseshoeiug 130 00 Repairing harness 332 00 Veterinary services and medicines 5

'85 Chamois-skins 1 00

1 , 555 2

Total payment on account of the public biudiug 478, 071 60

Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1874 10?, 916 12 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1875 82, 717 21

^o. G.

Statement sJioicim/ the dishitrsements on account of the Congressional

Recordfrom the 1st of October, 1874, to the 30th of September, 1875, inclusive. PAY or K-MPLOYES, ETC. October $162 00 November 150 00 December 4, 157 80 January 6, 954 53 February 11,295 98 March 5, 496 53

April 2, 811 74 May 4, 810 64 June 3, 724 57 July 3,402 50 August 2,798 18 September 2, 647 12 848,411 59

Materials, etc.

4,075 reams printing-paper, at .$5.11.65 20,849 74 378 reams printing-paper, at $4.46.4 1,687 39

10, 482 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 22 cents 2, 300 04
36 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

2G, 816 feet C. II. Russia leather, at 24 cents $5. 435 84

1, 692 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 25 cents 423 00 32,500 pounds "binder's board, at 4.} cents 1,462 50

251 pounds glue, at 23 cents 57 73 40^ reams marhle paper, at $7.50 303 75 275 pounds thread, at $1.15 316 25

14 pounds thread, at $1.35 18 90 200 ponnds twine, at 42 cents 84 00

60 packs gold leaf, at $7.75 465 00 45 pounds egg albumen, at $1.50 67 50

4 J barrels Hour, at $7 33 25

3 iV dozen sweet oil, at $3.25 ., 10 03 1,001 pounds printing-ink, at 60 cents 600 60 676 pounds printing-ink, at 35 cents 136 60 23^0 reams Manila paper, at $3.06?- 71 74 Gas , 678 00 Washing towels 27 00 100 column-rules 40 00

1 miteriug-machine 15 00

60 pounds soap, at 12i cents 7 50 Compiling index 1, 589 25 Repairing wagon , 75 50 Stereotyping 2, 780 90 Miscellaneous items 5 20

$40, 548 21 Total payment on account of Congressional Record 88, 959 80

No. 7.—Statement slwiciiig tliedhhursements on account ofphoto-litliograijliingj litliograpliing^ and engraving for the Senate and Konse of liepresentativcs^ from the 1st Octoher^ 1874, to the SOth September^ 1875, inclusive.

2, COO copies of series of maps for Signal-Officer's Report $355 00

3, 800 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. 290 114 00

5, 150 copies of maps for Coast-Survey Report, 1871 2, 346 82 20 copies of six diagrams for United States Supreme Court 12 00 4,900 copies of diagrams for Land-Office Report 20 00 70 copies of three diagrams for Court of Claims 7 00 1,625 copies of diagram for Land-Office Report 8 CO

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. 285 475 00

4, 900 copies of House Ex. Doc. 290 782 00 1,900 copies of diagrams for Senate Ex. Doc. 19 125 00

1, 900 copies of two diagrams for House Mis. Doc. 98 12 00

30 copies of two diagrams for Supreme Court 9 00

7,900 copies of six charts for Commercial Relations 130 00

30 copies of diagram for Supreme Court 10 00

5, 000 copies of two maps for House Ex. Doc. 290 140 00 2,000 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. 1, (Special Session) 25 00 7,900 copies of map for Commercial Relations 35 00 11,900 copies of diagrams for Cholera Report 650 00

1, 900 copies of two charts for Report Secretary of the Navy ... 24 00

1. 950 copies of five charts for House Ex. Doc. 96 45 80 5,400 copies of two diagrams for Coast-Survey Report, 1872 45 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 37

1, 900 copies of chart for Senate Mis. Doc. 4S ?;9 GO

1, 900 copies of three charts for House Ex. Doc. 126 27 00

1, 900 copies of four plates for House Ex. Doc. 127 45 00

4, 900 copies of maps and diagrams for Report of Secretary of War 2, 275 37

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. 95 70 00

1,900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. 127 ?>0 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Report 566 25 00

C, 900 copies of map for Report on Fish and Fisheries.. 150 00

1, 900 copies of three diagrams for House Ex. Doc. 25 70 00

1, 900 copies of fifty-four diagrams for House Ex. Doc. 435 225 00

1, 900 copies of twenty-live maps for House Ex. Doc. 167 150 00

1, 900 copies of twenty maps for Report of Darien Survey 958 00

1,000 copies of plate of Marine Hospital at Chicago 30 00 Engraving cuts for Report on Fish and Fisheries 1, 033 00 Engraving cuts for Raymond's Report 436 15 Engraving cuts for Coast-Survey Report for 1S73 » 132 40 Engraving cuts for Report of Secretary of War 85 00 Engraving cuts for Congressional Directory 56 00 Engraving cuts for Agricultural Raport for 1874 330 00 Engraving cuts for Vienna Reports 370 00 Engraving cuts for Commercial Relations , 2 50

11,879 24
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. r^.—Sfalcinent sltowing ilie numuer ofpersons employed in the iniblic printing and binding and Congressional Record dnring the gear ended September 30, 1875, ^oith thelength of time each has been empoged, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra leorl:. rUBLIC PEIXTIXG.

Xaine

H. T. Elian

J. M. A. Spotts^vood

J. A. Shankliii Maurice Joyce

E. M. Spedden

William Young

F. B.Stitt....: George Gregory

Isaac Fuller

F. U. Stitt Alfred Thomson

Allen Coffin C. A. Waterman .... W. J. Frizzell John Furlong

Ed. Morgan

C. W. Witlierow.... Frank Glenroy A. T. Cavis Melvin Noyes

J. W. Work

C. M. EoMnson

B. S. Piatt M. W. Mitchell W. H. K^orton H. AV. Gray

H. Groshon

D. W. Beach

AY. E. Childs Andrew Grogau

H. O. Hall , .

G. B. Shaw

A. S. Griggs

AY. AY. Deioe

J. Hall

T. T. Scott AVilliam Towers

AVilliam Flinn

J. A7. Thomas

A. H. S. Davis Thomas TurnbuU . .

P. H. Smith A. F. Eandoljjh

C. F. Gilmore M. Brosnaban

T. S. Slentz AVilliam McFarlane.

AY. C. Gates

J. D. Chedal

C. T. Harding

V. AV. Scheir

F. A . Bhoderick W S. Brooks

B. S. Beeves

A. P. Douolas Th omas McGoAvan..

S. McL. Byiugton... Jo iin Baker A' A. Allison , p. A. Galon

J. A. Mvers

O. C. Biitler

J. G. ISIcDowell

S. J. Phillips E. B. Evnon

AVill H'cilelfinger . E. Y. JMcs...... .. J. P. Boss

O

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313

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1 407 92

1If0741^ 922 27

1 448 48 297- 1 454 29

1 481 87 2^8

] 467 40 307- l'. 581 87

306'; 1 019 34

] 623 07

1 587 73

' 812 57 420 13 213

1 015 50

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3(jgi 1 736 37

1 582 76

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1 681 19 313 1' 724 0.5

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0151- 939 00 1,252 00 228 1. 135 50

274Jr \, 172 00 117i 532 50

302i^ 1, 312 50

291 fi 1, 301 00

287-} 1, 253 50 278 1,241 50 307 1, 408 50 220s 991 50

274 1,222 50 264 1, 154 00 2581 979 99 3125 1,322 .50

Xame.

R.B. Hunt

J. J. Heron

J. E. McBride

L. AVoodward W. S. Eoebuck

H. F. Keyser W. H. Duling Thomas Fealv . ^ AY. A. Wilson

F. S. Mathews A . B. Cooke

C. H. Davis , J. C. AYeise A. B. Svkes

Z. E. Boss

J. W. Barnes

H. F. Winters

H. T. .Leckie Thomas Hampson W. H. Deunesson W. M. King

J. AY McCrearv

F. B. AV^allace."'. J. W. Eovfan Avea Pearson

S. C. Farmer, jr J. S. Eeynolds

i^. A. Bennett James Crosstield

J. AY Barry W. C. Seftbn

J. M. Eidgawav i H. Warfield...': Benjamin Franklin

j James Jack 1 H. F. Wiggin i G. AY. Howard | Y^ M. Boyd

G. E. Meciairy

S. E. Brooks ! H. J. Caldwell ! S. Wehrly i E. H. Campbell

AY. H. Powell I J. C. Quein

AY. M. Bass ' AY. H. Prour | E. F. Chishohy. W. F. Holton

J. H. Kahlert I Y^illiam Piatt W. L. Crocker

O. F. Mattingly

Oscar Alexander

E. W. Eeese W. H. Watson

L. H. Jullien

C. M. Cvpkers

AY. E. Eamsev

E. AY. Claston

J. M. Malouey

M. C. Foss

C. T. Johnson

C. D. Fletclier

C. C. Semmes

O. F. Dnnlap

11. Y. B. Stevens | John Fisher ' S. M. Davis

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149a 266i

311ft 30185^ 272

273C- 140

1153 288^

231 296^

62:1 122i 290

152:!r 1084 261&

2133 2S3J

2792 2931

251 2923

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1, 191 50 1,388 50 1,342 50 7G9 00

1, 247 00

1 , 209 50 774 50 50S 00 1.241 00

1, 027 50

1, 208 50 277 25 523 00

1 . 297 00

079 50 497 50

], 113 00 998 00 1,211 50

1, 237 00 1.311 50

1, 078 50

1, 270 00 815 33 485 00 1,388 10 1,011 50 215 50 837 00 1,282 50

1, 196 50 475 00 1,230 00

1, 321 00 718 50

1, 279 50

1, 277 00 675 00

1, 130 50 1,096 CO

1, 383 .50 (i77 50 5G4 50

1, 204 50

1, 209 00

1, 068 00

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1, 141 00 1,321 50

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1, 299 50 1,301 00 1,330 00 1,223 00 1.242 00 1,022 00

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REPORT OF T.IE COXGREkSSIOXAL PRINTER.

X'o. 8.Persons cmjyJoi'cd in the pnhUc jirinting, cf-c. —Continaet

Xame. 5 Xanie.

1>. F. BairoTTS Albert Cottle

Sol. Teverbauah

J. A. Sieber . C. W. Otis James Ba-^u Samuel Ferrier

^Y. H. McFaddeii . .

C. P. Tliomson

II. A.Keefer

C. M. Jnnkin W. H. Sweeney

F. M. Lewis.. I Adelbert McLean. .

John T. Keav

J. A. McCarthy

K. E. Brown W. H. Livermci e Keith Smith

J. M. Jud<re

C. G. Dennis

AV. A. King

E.D. Thompson

R. H. White

J. E. Ma>on

T. ^y. Howard

Lewis Pctrie W. E.Bleakmore....

n. A. Fcrd

J. if. Crais

E. C. Smith James Mowatt

F. C. Kemon

B. A. Swan

J. J. Hiofgins A.E. Quantrillc

J. B. Mahac

C. A. Bras.sler M. Johnstor.

S. E. Miillan A. H. Collins Eobert O Hara

AV. M.Pavne

J. D. Eskew

B. H. Knode

J. S. Bnniside

T. M. Salmon Edward V/eutwuitli ^J. H. Boner

H. A. Foi esmau W. G. Bnrcres H. G. Ellis Frank Pajienhotl' CP. Brown A.D.Xewhold

Clara Souh- . G. J. AVebb

AV. L. SchmalhoM' - .

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J. K. McLean

A. Stiarwalt, jr

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AV. A. Hartman \ 3044 L.D. Hatch 3114

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Edward Flaggji- 2934

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B. D. Fh et Al.-xnuder Elliott, jr

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40 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIOXAL PRINTER.

No. 8.—Persons employed in the lyuhJic printing, c^x.—CoixtinnGd.

Iv^arao.

C. H. Wilson Jobu Waller

J. H. B. Sraailwoodo . Thomas Kearuey

Timotliy Quiula'ii W. M. Laporte

J. S. Smith H. W. Chase

r. A. West

Bunch

L. K. Hall

J. H. Butcher Andrew Smith

J. A. Scott

Jere. Sterner E. N. Seal W. L. Aughii;ij;tu<;h.

J. P. Morse

F. M. Dodge

J. B. Mansfield

Ti. A. Cronin

X. A. Swart

J. M. Montgomery...

J. W. Palmer....'....

J. Cox

\F. H. Miller

J. S. Ziegler A. ^y. Crossley

'J. C. Suydam '. E. ^V. Oyster

A¥. A. Lavalette

I. J. Jamison

J. P. Hamilton

-I. H. Peake

J. G. Boss

Theo. Hodes

C. J. Alexander

J. S. Boswortli M- L.Littlefield

C. W. Baker W. P. Durable

S. T. Bates H. E. Gatroll

C. A. Morden

A. C. Eibighaus

Elorence Sullivan....

J. S. Gourlay W. H. Myers

Allen Chancey

A. J. McGuiggan

(r. K. Brandon

J. F. Maupin

J. Shaffner William Guista A. R. Piatt Wallace Brewer

J. L. Sinn

Jl. B. Topham

A. McNellv

J. R. Bradley

E. D. Smoot'. Daniel Grady

Charles Danenhower.

L. H. Patterson

G. W. Fowler

J. H. Ralston William Krohr

-) . T. Benson W. T. Priddy

J. I. Chamberliu W. H.Myers

Jlenry McCoy

J. T. "Lewis

P. L. Rodier

Darjs. 313 313 301k

312" 2961 293|

293

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131 1021

74 313

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313 303i

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1, 330 50

1, 062 50 1,284 CO

1, 099 00 627 00

1, 158 50 505 00 832 50 975 50

782 82

827 02 682 13

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Name..

X. Watkins M. Barringer

J. K. Shoemaker W. M. Belt

C. B. Hough

J. H. LoAvrey

E. B. Yarneil

F. M. Stuart

G. A.R. McNeir

James English

^V. Allison Thomas Rich

E. Laporte , A. Gordon

R. R.Riley

(T.Yi. Hoilges

Heni3^ Webb

J. T. Mcholson

J. A. Garthwaite M. Hunt

Walter Drumracud

F. J. Ward

J. E. L. Rodier A. T. Borland

J. W. Busey W. H. Selby Moses Foskey . W. Butler...' Jennie Wright

C. C. Gibbous

C. A. Hopkins

A. M. Meacham

Lizzie Cassidy Kate Moriarty.- M. A. Foley Joanna Corridon M. E. Swain Mary Joyce

S. J. Cooke

A. J. Donaldson

T. F. Maher

G. E. Patten

A. J. Preall William Farrington Edward Duff.. George Gfirdou John Burnside

J. G. Hudson

D. C. Reeves W. D. Redfield

G. W. Swift L R. A. Porter J A.E. Sardo C.W. Hurdle

Michael Friery A. D. McKinzie

J. D. Lydick

J. A. Davt'son Columbvis Hall

C. E. Montgomery

A. H. Jones

C. E. Beach

S. T. Brown

John Fisher

F. W. Ryan

Henry Evans - S. P. Robertson

T. H. Fitnam

M. W. Louis Henry Purcell W. P; Martin

G. W. Pierce 1 J. S. Toralinson

j C. D. Parsons I

H, Days.

312

308 285

313

306

310

58

304 a 312

3121 290J

191

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293| 284

280f

313

313

313

313

313

313 313

312

310

310 3091

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301 313

311

311 306^

146 274|

313 313

313

222

219

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241

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208^ 285i

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310 299|

305

305

273-i 55

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1235 260

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79
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 8.

PersoiiH emploijed In ike public printing, 4'C. —Cou tinned.

41

F. J. Robiiison Frank Fraser..

J. A. Cooper ... W. H. Stebbins. A. T. Cowie

C. A. Bates

M. A. Hunter .. Emma Swain .

Massie McKie

Ellen McCartjIJettie Bailey

K. L. Clements .

X. Id. Fisher Annie Doherty

Maria Eenter Fannie Lee

'M. A. McCormick

II. M. Crawford. .

M.E. Tenloy

H. A. Travers Celinda Iligby Elizabeth Dement

S. M. Adams

A. M. Palmer , M'. TT. Jones

Martlia Allison

Bettie Pumplirey

Mary Nally Mary Hill Mary Schafer Delia Cromeu

Henrietta Tompkii

Ella McGraw , A. A. Shelton , Elizabeth Manfcan

.Sarah Campbell. .. ^Margaret Sweeney

Mary O'Brien. Ellen Barnes .

C. A. Moore

Annie Hyan

E. L. Tew .. Emma Eeese Emma Hurdle. A. D. Go.S3--.- Annie Doyle.

Kate Mayhe-vv

Libbie Swank

M. V. Wheeler

Brid^ret McNamara

Ida E. Jones M. L. Ilonson

Days.

50 $200 00

1065- 468 00

188 270 95

313 425 57 305i 428

889

76 313 99

241g- 326 31 162i 285 18

2694^ 457 81 269 434 30 175 302 49 279i 489 25

270/ 458 10

261Jr .458 44

286| 497 12

200J 333 93

250g 418 92 228i 37G 77

1881- 346 48 25U 404 04

283, 454 69 274 465 00

275. 446 69

275; 444 18

27.".' 431 43 420 30

2C'X 418 28

^11 470 10

278\ 472 93

214^ 374 17 281f 465 42 280i 485 95

2733- 493 05

270{ 462 53

268{ 413 74 2403 421 52

218i 350 97 2531 418 63

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433 39 472 12

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254 i 423 27

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2641- 469 29

281 497 10 28Gi 482 56

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280g- 484 50

232i- 378 28 279i 437 47

2621- 449 97 279J 480 45

277^ 468 48

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278i- 470 98 2321 385 49 273f 442 63

2101 343 71 2591 416 24

2391- 411 67 199 312 30

216ir 367 58

181 . 298 2i

Name.

Days. Jennie Amazeen i 167| Bettie Lons j 153| H. A. Turner 250|- Mary Mills | 263 Kate Miller | 237f

S. E. Crutchett 32 Jennie Cassell ! 2201 Kate Lynch ! 166i Johanaa O'Conner ! 444 Anna Slentz j 2G3g Annie Piper i 13 Emma Cnnningbaui \ 3 C. L. ('arson ! 154

H.C. Fowler. [ 139.i F. A. Grant ' 194 M. M. Graham i 210| W. H. Carr | 300,^ E. C. Soules I 3121- J. A.Bohn 267 W.E.Saunders 223 G. A. Leech 253j Itcwland Cromeleia 289 M.T.Lincoln 313 William Eobinson 312

J. ^Y. Huphes 230 A. L. Carrier 313 H. Aschenbacii 305 G. M. Bond 313 W. C. Heck 2921: D. C. McGivern 292^

R. B. Harford 307

Ellis Hughes.... I 313

L. I. Boteler ' 310 K. C. Simonds 1 294

K. E. Gaylo | 309

L. T. Jewett 311 J.T. Whitaker ' 365 James McKenney 365 B. C. Berry '. 363

L. E. May 365 John Eyan 365

^V. S. Seymour 365 Edward Malone 365 J.A.Patterson 313 John Bush..... .365 W. L. Lamb 291| Patrick McMauus 365

C. N. Stumph 301 William Bell 313 G. H. Foskey 23 IJ Vincent Lemniou 3I1| G.W.Cole. 312;] Michael Guerin 31 1

W. T. Benjamin 296g- G. Coakley 252g- AVilliam Jordan 307 Irvin Gipson 235^ Eobert Boulden 30U

BeDjamin Coaklev 304

J. E. Lowery 297 E. H. Sutton 234f, C. C. Haddock 232| Samuel Dorsey 287g

\Y. H. Scott .'. 283 Henry Dulaney 3002- W. C. Chase .." 246^

Floris Van Ptcuth 70^ James Jones 207§ W. E. Winston 244^

L. A. lardella 213|

J. E. Piper 125 Ashley liobinson 140 J . N. borster 289 Charles Fletcher 313
42 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 8.Fcrson.s emploijcd in the ptdlic printing, cj-c. —Continued.

Xame.

Lewis Thomas

Sjlvestcr Jordan Eeniamiu Fox

G. iV. Mulloy

J. A. Boulden. Henry Dudley

G. E.' Williams Manson Eobison

A. N. Trunnell

Lafayette Torre\- E. a'. Sikken .

.

' James Sullivan

C. W. Xorton Owen Keefe

T. A. Morley

-F. H. Sage A. M. Parsons

J. M. Hall

T. J. Killafoyle

C. B. Deal

C. J. Jones Frank Reamer

J. K. McDonald

C. H. Scott Ernest Holtzman

H. Sage , George ISTasli Willard Bamberger.

Adoli)lie Guillot John Kibble Frank Donnelly Gregory . . .'. J. A. ilyun

A. W. Graham

A. E. Riddle

F. Hughes

Neilsou Levy

E. Appling

Mordecai Redd

F. P. Kimmell

J. W. Kearney W. E. McGuigan .... B. C. Lee Thomas B. Penicks .

(Jeorge Fordham'. Richard Berry H. C. Tisdel '. Patrick Quirk

George Dice James McKcnua

L. H. Reid

J. W. Harrison, jr . .

Philip Corridou

G. M. Raub

J. F. Gates

AV. H. Mickle, ir G. L. Pearson Simon Poclier

J. R, Patterson Patiick Keleher

L. R. Fi auk

F. W. ilun av

Waltei' AVluiples .... G. A. Lamb

G. W. Bates Alexander Campbell

J. C. Axe

riECE-WOKIC.

y. J. Waters .... J. E. Ellegood . .

William lideliu . Patrick Freeliau

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365 3101

3031

313 313

305

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313 311A

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291 312

294 227

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295 74 284 08

271 65 316 48

320 83 I 280 45 i 294 25

' 292 82 i 265 28 ! 239 70 261 81

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31 87 ! 118 42 { 57 47 I 68 25 t 37 33 I 39 08 ! 12 83 I 71 17 I 1, 669 35 i 1,026 75 812 CO 889 75 864 05 682 59 : 910 00 841 15 616 78

69 75

668 58

698 10

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W. A. Griswold Alexander Dercourt I J. C. Bard

S. E. King ! C. O. Alexander | A. T. Harrington | W. W. Stanford | ^V. M. Stuart | Robert Teesdale I T. D. Sandy \ T. W. Sbiei | C. J. Devaugliau ' S. A. Towers

Joseph Rogers ; H. C. Tarlton | James Donghr i ly Simeon Jolinst(;n

J. T. Taylor George Burklin j Burrows Nelson , A. H. Pettiboue i S. K. Young ! Seth Bonney \ R. M. Greenwood . J. P. Garner | W. E. Thompson | J. L. Welty i W. R. Atwell i W. E. Taylor | I. J. Jamison i O. S. Allen

| Cyrus Davis i William Kirkland | J. T. Dunbar. ! J. R. Risdon i AV.C. Henry | L. L. Bender | T. J. Allcger ' W. ]Sr. Croggou ! E. A. Hills

J. F. Walsh

George Hut ton

J. P. Kimmell

A. Smith ' George W. Cox 1 E. P.^Rhodrick ; S. B. Palm i J. W. Barnes

C. A. Brown

(3. "vl. Junkiu i F. H. Olipbant W. S. Rnelmck

J. E. Wolfe James Icobiusou

E. D. Smoot

Days.

346 31 610 60

668 25

535 61 306 63

640 12 495 CO 335 46

451 80 308 81

970 72 558 36 551 43

556 55

8n 11 1 11 el Pei-Iey

J. AY. Sbermau

(). F. Dunlap

Sol. Tcverbaugh . .

W. 11. Bleakmore .

G . J. S. Hunuicutt

J. B. Williamson . .

F. T. Maloney , William McCamley

Leslie Shelton

J. D. Daltou

T. R. Sorin

T. Donahue

H. C. Powell

E. M. Wheat

J. M. Eggleston....

D. W. Irving James Montgoincrv

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511 17 728 28 715 58 609 96 Oil 55

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KEPORT OF THE COXGREfiSIONAL PRINTER.

Xo. 8.

Fersoiis emxloi/c:! in ihc piib'ic printing, cj-c. —Continued.

4:;

Xame.

C C. SeniDies

!N". B. Coo])er E. W. McCleaiy

Charles Henry

J. F. Gurlev

C. S. Mvers

A. G. Allison | M. AX"^. Berryman - J. B. Lanjbert

I. AV. Havs

J. L. Garj-ett

J. M. Jack ; Josepli Doubavaud ' J. G. rornev

J.F. Cooky

T.J. Judge , S. B. Hope

F. AT. Harlau

A. Y. Bloomer

S. P. Holt

II. B.Hunt W. S. Griffith

J. T. AVright I S. L. Lombard , J. E.Eandall

AI. M. Housekeeper ' G. X. Harbauab -

' J. C. Patrick

T. V. Bi-sbee G. A\^. Goemau

J. A. :^IcCarthv E. D. AYickcr

J. D. TJzell P. J. Cuniiinghaii) John Kent

J. Barrv

AV. T. Stormont H. B. Greg- ' Kobert Cawthon ' .J.^y. Steiuer : 1 A\\ E. Morcoe ' E. H. Thomas

W.C. Hunt -. J.E.Keefe

G. H. BroAvn | AloY Fennell > T.AV. Clark ; J. AV. Mitchell.... ,

i if. J. AV caver

AV. S. McKcan

T.M.Bali

E. T. livan : T. J. Furlonii; A. AV. C^ossle^-

(). W. Porter . : AV.D. Underwood

L. A. Allen

H. Anderson M. Ambrose

E. Amos

S. Adams

A. Atchiion

E. D. Bond

M. Burrows M. Bailey

J. Buckley

J. Barry

E. A.Bailev

S. J. Blair '.

: J. Breslin

C, Bates ' A. Barrett V. Bryan

F. Beilnran

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418 46 219 45

369 43 384 02

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AI. Bovle E K. Brewer.. .

J. Beattv

J. Brooks

E. M. Bromagim

A. Bresnahan...

A. Butler A. Baldwin

A. Callahan M. Cook M. A. Clancy ..

E. Conway

M. Conrtuev. . .

F. Chase..."'

J. F. Gary

A. Collins M. Coakley

AI. Clancy

S. Croniu

A. Cross A. A. Clarvoe . .

AI. Connolly

J. Conner

L. A. Carroll.... A. Connell

S. Collins

S. Curnmi.skev .

M. Coloan

AI. T. Clarke.... Mary Davis

S. Dickson

B. Dufiy M. Donnellv

A. Dalv...:

B. Dalv

C. Dailv

E. Davis

A. A.Dodd

AI. Dai-bv H. Daily

H. AI. I)ownin;i . AI. Fleniniinp; . .

AI. .J. Flaherty .. C. Fowler...:...

AI. Flaherty

AI. Fordham . .

F. VT. Fowler . .

AI. Fitzpatrick.

AI. Fen ton

AI. E. Fuller ....

AI. S. Flood

AI. A. Graves

B. ( rleason

AI. Gibbs

E. Gould

I. Geiger

S. Giberson A . Grant

E. Germ on

E. J. Grinnan. .. AI. Galla-her ... J. Gaubert

E. Gray

T. Harrison

S. lie-ss J . Howliu

AI. Hall

C. Howard

E.Handebean...

A. Hodge = E. HaVenn er F. E. Hays

D. Harper

E. HofMl

Bays.

i?438 03 220 94

374 80 145 96

142 36

319 28 436 25

328 65 528 07

378 27 468 70 422 23

437 86 339 SO 455 90

388 06 304 22

413 D9 260 58 307 03 349 37

108 25

95 63 305 45 128 03 388 08

107 01 295 SO 168 12 202 03 442 83

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33-2 62 394 36 236 51

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270 64 358 74

195 73

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324 26 437 09

11 18

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411 75

466 24

445 88 280 33 362 59

3^25 3.1 390 87 430 27
44 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRrNTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed hi the puhlic priniiiig, cj-c. —Contiuucd.

Name.

L. V. Ilariis

J. Helliugs

J. Heise A. Hughps

K. F.Healev

S. Hustecl A. Hiagins ,

M. Illsley 1 - A. Jones i

A. E. Joliubon j

M. Johnson j

Ida Jordan

li. Korts I

T. Keele . B. Keunellv i

M. Knott .".. F. Knox . E. Keene . M. La Bille [

E. Landvoigt j

E. Lackey j C. Lusby . .

I

J. La Fontaine |

E. E. Lyons j

M. A. Ladan . A. Laugblian 1

I). Lay {. A. Manning j. K. McGarr L A. McDowell I. M. A. McNaniara M. Mattingly I. .T. Murphy j

J. Morris

B. A. Malone j. C. J. McMalion I

K. Meagher

S. Martin

A. Mangan

E. McCarthy H Murphy

H. Morris' j

. J. E. Mansfield ...I. M. A. Malone '. A. McCarthy |. K. McMahoii I. E. Marche >. :. M. J. McLeod j

M. Murphy I A. Martin'. {

M. Meekins . M.McISraniara 1. M. McGuirc

C. Maus

M. Markham

Daij3

c

4-3 <

42

1 ];{ 69 8G 94

88 58 307 42

304 17 401 11

4'2G 85 398 47

407 29

76 27

88 67

4C6 41 828 53 563 25 315 88 271 57 30 64 472 37

468 16 465 29 379 82 254 10 382 65

34 G 43 270 64 100 20 228 CO48 409 21

341 94 337 28 436 07 418 30 272 47 393 16 327 38 432 82

416 40 399 21 236 42 422 65

4.55 18 220 04 203 93 234 60 414 15 417 70

13G 21

114 44

118 36 340 42 392 25

489 50 458 42

Karae.

M. McCartv

M. Marshall

E. McFee

li. Xelson

C. O Leary

B. O Coniior M. E. Owner

J. O'Connor

S. Partridge M. Purdy

C. Palmer

E. J. Proctor A. Piggott A. Pleasants Mary Parker

V. Power

R. Pocock M. Page

K. Ileapscmer . .

M. Reilly D. Reilly M. Reag-an

L. Russell H. Rider M. E. Sherwood . C. Sheahan

K. Stevens

Ellen Sheahan ... Ida Sorrell L. Silvors A. Suliivaa M. J. Somniers. .

M. E. Spelsser. . M. Slin gland

L. Tucker M. A. Thompson

S. Trenis A. M. Tlnney

D. Thompson

C. Ward

R. Walling

J. Wilson ......... H. Webster

E. Wells

J. E. Wills ...... K. E. AVebster . .

C. Wright

M. AVoodend . . .

L. Wilson M. White

C. Wood

M. Walsh

A. Wilson

E. F. AYlialey E. S. AVestiey

Days.

?140 69 239 39

67 74

79 76 288 44 272 02

448 09 25 46 390 96 577 75 305 19

421 75 429 85

444 77

180 89 403 21 379 76 202 50 472 10 488 15 300 95

227 38

441 52

176 37

414 16 182 75 281 47 115 41 249 3T' 414 00

90 18 278 66 201 89 132 94 380 83 462 41 438 74 336 65

124. 18 444 17 523 09 443 68 319 47 282 27

401 .52 290 35 208 04 462 24 356 16 120 30

95 08 472 61. 319 68

6 98

95 PUBLIC BINDIXG.

J. H. Roberts

J. W. White

1). W. Landvoiglit

Charles Lemon

^V. B. R. Willis ... C. Denham W. Haves

P. C. Gillon F. A. Manning

J. F. Buehler

Ig. M.Knott

T. F. Stewart

A. a. Hullett

J. H. Maine

Ilenry Morgan

Cr. Rosewag^. Tiumias Songster

J. H. Paterson William Gaisberg Samuel Koockogey

A. A. Henry

J. P. Moran

Joseph Maddren

J. W. Harrison W. P. Slatterv

J. W. (rray..'. Alexander MciAllister

P. H. W. Rutland ....

308i 81,242 00 292i ], 168 50

30Ci 1,234 50 304i 1,178 50 31U 1,247 .50 2,94

1, 180 50

312^- 1,269 00 290| 1, 161 50 305i 1, 228 00 224J 897 00

303ii 1,219 50 276^ 1. 116 50 312i 1 , 258 .50 305g 1,233 50
KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL , PRINTER.

No. S.—Persons einjjioued in the jjj^i^ic printing, J-c. —GoTitiuned. 45

Xame.

Days. Edwin Walmsley 310i ' KicharJ Sweetmau 3031 Daniel Murphy 31Ci F. B. Trout 30-2' H. Pv. Koou 60 Thoruas Beckett 30St H. Hvde 2SCt

S. T. Crawford 3114

J. J. Yokum 203 i D. A. Marphy 22

R. A. McPherson 291i W. H. Eicliardson 266f Manrice Flynn 2624

J. H. Graham : 298* M. W. Xicholson 2u7|

AV. G. James 262t G. L. Tracy 29-}i Aucr. Jacobs 263' A. Fitzsimons 309 H. Hammond 292J

C. H. AVelsh 280| John Cole 2661 : W. Fliedner 296" i J. E. Gaily 24 8 i T. D. Ccrnwell 240|

Eugene Gallagher 2~0t George Griffith 255 £. Wakeling... 266J

' C. A. Knockey 251* | \V. T. Johnson ^ 25Sj i T. J. Kelly 200.i S. W. Lewis I 3001 ! Martin McCoriiiick 190f ! A. H. Frisbee 191t M. L. Kelly ' Tarden Bishop 42f , J. W. Meyer j iQii \ \V. V. Bain i 222^ ! E. Gilson : 25f j il. G. Luerssen 26| M. V. B. Titlany i 8 ; :m. H. Maroney 151

F. F. Bogia 313 James Stewart 304^ F. S. Metcalf 2C2v

J. L. Batcliff 313 T. M. Triplett

T. Elwood 294| A. AV'illiams 306

'

r. W. Pyemont

II. C. Dobbs Mark Maiforth George Siggers

(reorse Corlies

T. wrDutcbor W. II. Harraer

•James McXally

( r. H. Bodensick

T. J. Hardester

J. E. Harmer

Samuel Davi.^ William McGee 2'ot William Scott H. C. Espey i 309^ T. 0. May j 294^ i J. A. Landvoigt ' "^'^^ W. B. Burger.

Xame.

3031

., 30U

M. B. Gordon ! 306^ G. W. Fisher ' 308}

(;. E. Tretler G074 G.R. P. Britt 308|

J. E. Bullock 300| Peter Bvrne 300^ P. A. Cbnnell 261

J. S. Pobia.son : 271

8^1. 161 00 1.227 .50 3.242 00

1, 203 00 240 00

1. 232 50

1, 120 50

1, 266 CO 814 00 896 50

1. 1G7 00 1,074 50

1, 050 50

1. 194 00

1. 082 50

1. 061 50

1, 177 CO

1, 0r2 00

1, 236 00

1, 171 00

1, 129 00 1,067 .50

1, 193 00 993 CO 963 00 1.083 50 1.043 50 1,067 50 1,014 00 949 84 802 00

1. 088 33

763 50 777 50 273 00 170 50

419 50 890 00

101 50 107 50 32 00

605 50

1 , 259 50

1, 229 50

1. 222 CO

1, 266 CO

1, 154 00

1, 192 50

1,231 50 1.212 00

), 195 00

1. 164 50

1 , 247 50

1, 20-J 50

1, 191 50 1,216 00 1.223 50 1,133 £0

3, ISO 50

1, 188 00

85 50 103 00

1, 225 00 1,254 GO

1, 173 50 1,223 50 1,206 00 1.238 00 1.241 50 1,238 50 1,233 50 1,202 50 1,210 00 1.044 00

1. 089 CO

G. D. Burcb

C. H. Koehler,

C. F. Weser .

Frank Siebert.

M. A. Dubois W. G. Evans

John Adams

Ausnstuj Kiihiier...

J. A. Kyan

H. J. Kehr

J. S.-Maddreu Harry Anderson

II. W. Mocre

11. Ct. Lowey

P. J . Bvrne W. M. Glover

J. J. Schoonmaker .

J. A. B. Espey Ed Pumphrey

G. O. Barnes Dennis Toomej' Gustavo King

D. A. Thompson W. F. Clarkson

Alfred Thomas

A. Schulz

F. C. Philpitt.--.

J^ II. McCorraick Henry McGivern Andrew Tale

-E. B. Walker

•I. T. McGowau .

C. E. AVaiker ....

J. i.. Bentzler ....

(,". I'ranz

J. C. Cobb

P. J. Caldwell ... J. W. Beail

J. J. Brunor John O'Peillv.... William Marsl.aH

Charles Fovler .

J. K. Bailv

J. D. Coiuic-v

J. B. Smith Andrew jSIeiville C. S. Willis

J. J. Byrne.s John Dohertv

J. P. D. Caton . .

H. Weise

J. E. Knight

11. T. Eckart

J. A. Kutherford

C. H. Krener ; 213^

C. P. Shettle

J. A. Perkins

H. :^r. Cole

C. P. P. Wroe

Thomas Menshaw

I). W.Barnitz

D. P. Leach W. D.Hotchkiss C h lul e s Wxirc e s t e r J. T. Blakeney

Days.

307i' $1, 222 00 274| l\ 102 50 306§ ] \ 227 50 296i 1' 202 00 3081 I, 238 00 2S5i l\ 143 00 311^

307:1

1, 252 00

1, 237 00 260i L 060 00 293J 1', 183 00

312i' 242i

1, 254 00

' 968 50 2341 1, 133 50

307

1. 239 00

1! 251 00 309i l\ 244 00

;;ooi \ \ 204 50 309^ L247 50

297i: 1, 192 00 2944 I, 181 00 282 V \, 133 00 310i L243 50 2971 1, 190 50 260i 1! 067 .50 2861 1, 147 00 304f 1' 219 00

196-1 ' 785 00 211 845 00 2971 1, 198 50 204J 326 00

277

902 50

1, 026 00

1' 108 00

252i 1, 010 00

247 i 989 00 250| 1, 026 50 17l| o87 00 2104 .-;'42 50 280 i 1, 125 50

281 i 1. 131 00 3035 2471

1/215 £0 994 50 210' 840 00

2643- 1. 061 00

287 i 1, 149 50

309 i 1 \ 2?8 50 239 ' 960 00 2551 1, 021 50 248i ' 997 CO

253I 1, 033 GO 244

' 976 50 2951 1. 186 50 1664 666 50 2414 930 50 2ioi 843 00 2601 1, 053 50 302i 1,213 00

300i 1. 200 50 297i 2991

1,094 50

1, 199 .50 164| 659 50 162| 649 50 195i 782 00

212" flS Oo 213i 317 00

305i 1,227 50 24SJ 955 50

984 00 249i 1, 005 50 214i 8.58 00 2101 842 .50 293 i 1, 179 00 3083 1, 233 50

211 844 00

292g 1, 178 50
4() REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. H.rcr.soni^ cmploi/ed in tlie piihlic i^rintiug, 4''C. —Continued.

Xanie.

15. Chase

A. A. Yessie

AVilliaiu Hewlett

J. C. Motherhcd.. Lewis liue

T. Haswell

H. T. Houck

H. L. Wells

E. S. LafFerty. . . . Reinhard Bielil. .

J. P. McKean . . .

W. H. Gorbutt . .

C. L. Dowden

Jarues Eead

J. L. Dease

C. Ii. Scharf

J. W. Munay....

S. F. Banch

.robn Dawson

T. S. Baylie

E. lN-asli S. W. Bowcn

James Clinton . .

H. W. Hobbs

Sbarpe

0. W. Wells

J). C. EiDfisold . .

W. E. Wrijibt . . .

Mordecai Eedd. . R. H. Rathvon . . .

F. P. KimmelL...

E. R. Waters

C. R. Eckloti' W. E. McGuigan. W. J. Harris W. H. Murphy . .

W. H. Fletcher... Thomas Mullen.

C. L. Graencher.

G. L. Ready W. S. Marchael...

E. E. Bucbecker.

John Lynch

William Cruss . .

AY. T. Kelly Moses Smith Arthur Summers Ch irles Barr

G. G. Koehler.... Abraham Rawls . Burr Lucas Hiram Spear Joseph Morgan .

J. A. G leeson

.raraes ISTally , D. F. S. Rodgers... Michael Carroll . .

Patrick MclvTamee George Williams

Robert Logan

H. C. Joy , Rodolph Williss .

Richard Lee

George McCauley

E. A. Hall '. D. E. Ritchie

J. S. Fisher William Hobbs .

Joel Harris James Johnson . .

Edward Darley .

Annie Reilly. '. Sallie Best

Ella Riley

Days.

25lf $1, 007 00 228f 918 50 285| ] , 063 50

3061 1,223 33

24 96 CO 182 692 83 119^ 477 00 305 1, 219 33

46g- 186 50 44^

237 J 179 .50 950 50 1841 736 50

34 136 00

1491- 598 00 104| 145^

419 50

.581 CO 150a 603 59

1751 702 50 1131 453 50 123 492 00

1921- 771 50

170.V 082 00

21" 84 GO 312 481 00 52 78 00 313 4.52 17 312 441 67 313 374 02 242f 283 19 289 65 25Bi 298 96 208 242 65

14.')^ 169 74 157 183 16 313 1, 2.52 GO 3G5 1, 204 50 365 1, 204 50 365 ], 204 .50 287^ 821 08

192 551 79 313 791 46 313 782 50 313 782 50 365 912 50

311 785 18 359 i- 808 31 313 704 25 3QU 680 20 293i 664 60 704 25

26f;i 585 27 324 749 99 313 735 75 312 702 GO 312 710 40 365 821 25

312 705 60 305f 687 93 313 704 25 313 704 25

221!- 522 93 256i ,581 64 286 643 50 3001 679 41 313 704 25 313 704 25

2791- 95 644 17 213 75

112 252 00 im 365 91 109a 259 .59 304 768 88 3045 791 02 292 5» 732 18

Name

F. Sullivan E. Osmond

M. A. Greene

E. M. Hogan

Lizzie Dewey

E. Y. Sanderson

K. H. Locke M. E. Shaw

E. D. Davis

C. Crooks M. E. Moore

S. E. McCafferty...

E. B. Morley

J. Cathcart Louisa Wells

J. E. Bennett Agnes Adams

Kate Kelly

S. E. Twitcliell Francis Straub M. A. Wasney Eva Walker

J. C. Rumsey

M. H. Rucker

B. J. Eckloflf Margaret Mitchell . K. G. Marcellus M. E. B.arry

S. J. Davis M. Fox

M. J. Toi)ha!n A. A. Colclesser Rose Kleiber

L. A. Caulk

Margaret Solms M. Falconer Annie Garey

Alice Alexander...

Rittie Mitchell

I. Metcalf M. A. Fisher Masgie Byrnes M. R. A. Boyd

George Mitchell ... Jennie Goss

H. Gillott Fannie Malone BunnieBurnes

E. Y. Slyer

E. M. Ashton Eugenie Rivaux — Alice .Johnson Mary McGoldrack . M. E. Keleher M. E. Bailey , L. Gugh ran

E. T. Coke Annie Cowling .... Beatrice Terrell

F. R. Delaney

Jennie Rutherford.

M. W. Gibson Mary Herzberger . .. A. S! Davidson..

Ella Garrett M. E. Mahonev -

S. C. Darby

Amelia Morena.,

C. M. Harbaugh.

Susie McManus.

Ellen Everson ... Blanche, McMurr

Fida Dove

]M. E. Longson .

308g- 3041

313 2951

308g- 280

306J 2961

312J

771- 47|

2831

95 1161 307J 290J

310g 3061

309|

3091

313 2S8i

297 285J

293g- 3111

2761 2285U

278i

31GI 289§

205

200'^ 258 ' 195 3101

75 292 294a

293 I 3011- 276J 296i

124-J 1 2661

299J- i 291 J ! 2911 ! 3005

313 298§ 232i

309 260^

214.V 302^ 2201

244

2431

2321
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 47

No. S.

Persons emjjloyed in the public jyrintinrj, eye.—Coutinned.

Xamo.

Luln Elwoofl

E. M. Triplett... . S. A. ^Vhite M. C. Dove. Minnie Scboepp.

E. D. MacMun ay

F. T). Cowling

riECE-WOUK. M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris Mary Morris

S. E.'Crouin X. M. Tibbetts

J. lUitherdale Elizabeth Huntress

Margaret Stewart. .. Isabella Johnston . .

Ellen Sullivan Margaret Kennelly . J. E. Minor

L. C. E-tabrooks

Ella ii;Lnrahan X.C. Middlekanfi. .

Martha Bradlev

Nellie Krall't..'. Ella Gallagber Margaret Sldelds . .

Mary Honau

Kate Reilly

L. Den bam

Margaret Croniu

A. H. Lindsley

E. J. McElfrcsli

Sallie Michael

Elora Pruett M. S. Gordon Mary McKenua

Susan Guerin

Susaii Lemmon

Lizzie Smith M. E. Lenjnan

C. Renneker

L. Mack

J. Goltlsborough

T. -J. Phoenix M. J. Hand

M. A. Broadbeck M. A. Pjrannan

E. .J. Hooper Ann Brannan

Days.

196i $261 67 103|

78

138 17 104 00 57 50

77 99 66

10 18 33

1G9# 230 26

626 00 543 15 543 65

527 55

500 97

551 42

:)51 00 551 74

561 97

551 62

583 03 564 33

571 75 548 20 552 25 462 PO 331 32 335 38 297 10 318 80 226 79 374 84 185 28 203 78 274 19 380 90 300 35 437 41

25!) 83 297 77 474 97

9:) 340 55 276 01 469 44 371 86 331 32

351 16 408 01 30 a 89

S. V. Sl aushui-y Mary Farrell. '. M. J. Walker

A. V. Hunt Mary Barron Kate Lyons L.V.Holt

L. M. Watson

liebecca Folson. . ,

Ada Glover

L. V. Klopfer

Clara Boswell M. A. Ford

Lydia Force Mary Atchison . . . . Frances Graves.... M. E. Brown

Xuuuie Xolan Marv Barry

Jennie Gates Mary Sliugruo

B. 1). Friend

A. C. Francis M. A. Seitz M. L. Ludlow

C. Stanton A. Fowler M. W. Lee M.E. Hill Eleanor Hubbard .

Barbara Louxuian . S. C. Kennedy

(J. Durham . C. A. Booth Eugenie Rivaux . .

Annah Smith

Ellen Sheah?u

J. P. Walker

Adele Latbn

H. R. Evans

S. C. Watson

S. E. Riker Anna Fowler

Helena O'Helloran.

]\[artha Elwood

L. S. Seeders

R. Sampson

Lura McNall

Days

M. A. Franncis. Ada Dudley....

COXGRESSrOXAL RECORD.

M. D. Helm 313 $1, 878 00 Aven Pearson 124 714 26 •Tohn W. Thomas 72 432 00

ii. G. Ellis 95 570 00

116 671 63 A. T. Cavis 95 570 00 Charles Witlierow 80 480 00 X. A. Swart 116 671 00

70 420 00 Edward Morgan lOi- 63 00 Thomas Harapson 2 12 00 A. H. Brown 2 12 00 .Tohu D. Eskew 1 6 00 Frank Glenroy 75 397 99

B. A. Ford . . .'. 121 653 16 W. H. Hickman 538

H. E. Gatrell 90 $510 00

0. F. Dunlap 80 400 00 116 561 50

81 405 00 A. S. Griggs 2 10 00 104 505 00 W. G. Burges 32 138 50

91 414 50 Frederick A. West 182 413 70 X. Bunch 114 257 40 Lewis K. Hall 115 261 15 L. A. laradella 99 228 65 A. E. Sardo m 253 50

C. E. Beach 50 215 25 James W. Hughes 83 332 00 G. W. Swift 4U- 215 00
48 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 8Fo'sons employed in the puMlc t^-c'.— Continued.

Xanie.

William Farrington. . George Gordon

John Eurnside

J. G. Hudson

Columbus Hall A. H. Jones

S. T. Brown

Henry Evans W. D. Eedfield

(Jr. W. Pierce

^Y. P. Martin Henry Pureell A. H. Post

G. Coakley

E. H. Sutton

G. H. Foskey

J. A. Bohn W. E. Saunders

Asliley Kobinson W. H." Scott Erain i Hurdle Annie McGuire Mary O'Brien

.Martha Allison . . Louisa Darr Maggie McKie

Kate Miller Mary Schafer

Bettie Bartlett Delia Cremen

Ella McGraw

A. A. Shelton Annie Mitchell H. C. Fowler

S. M. Adams , Ellen McOarty

Bettie Bailey A. ^Y. Potter Bridget Mc^famarii..

ary Nally

Bridget Sheahan , Jennie Donnelly

Josephine Carlisle — Annie Heatley M. A. McCormick

Catharine Burke

Bettio Pumphrey

Joanna Hickey '. Emma Swain

E. L. Tew

I. E. Jones

Charlotte Heatley M. A. Hanter...' Annie Doyls

Sarah Campbell

A. M. Parso!;s T. A. Morlev

J. M. Hall..'. C. B. Deal

C. J. Jones

F. Reamer

C. H. Scott

(li^orgo Xash

William Bambi;rgL')'. .

Adolpli'^ Guillot John Kibbo Frank Donnelly

J. K. McDonald

R. B. Harford Richard B 'rry Philip Corridon George Dice W. H.Mickle, jr L. R. Fi ank .

.'

o" '&a©

Tim a

Days. m 03 00 314 .'iO 188 00 Gil 357 50

151 00

18'J 50

66 00 2i 14 00

35 21 50 U 25 5') U 9 00

J. 50

99' 269 26

60^ 137 90

112 31

y CO

12 27 00 67 193 95

80 229 oO

11 34 95

50i

.')1 la to 101 10 801 141 58 1 14 00 46 01 "^Q J I 03

24 57

40 79 20

16 24 80 23| 25 S3 15 22 90

18i- 34 37 22i 43 37

124 72

60.

117 95 Hi 24 57 66i 135 35 22i 37 77

j 36 71 00 ' 591 95 13 ! 41 65 1 45 94 10 [ 58| 89 32 : 56^

55^ 30i

86 31 85 19 i 46 38 5Si 97 67 ; 20 31 20 1' 4i 10 55 \ 10 75

7 55 4i 9 75

7 16 50 Ih 17 25 j 4" 10 0020

10 25 00 10 22 50 1 25 67 ! 22 2.") 67 I 2-3 23 67 25 P T~ 22 2o 1*1/ 22 2.3 67 i 22 2.3 67 22 25 67 ; 22 23 67 105

(i 2} OU

4183I,':! 00

i;i9 35

26i- 72 86 31 31 i 23 53 99 11

Name.

G. W. Bates

G. L. Pearson

J. R. Patterson Walter Whaples .

J. W. Harrison

T. D. Cornwell

J. J. Yocum

T. J. Kelly Aug. Jacobs W. G. James

A. A.Vessie

J. A. Manror

A. Melville E.Nash

S. W. Bowen

J. A. Rutherford .. B. Chase , Charles Worcester.

J. E. Knight

T. Haswell

J. D. Connor ...... Henry T. Houck .

Ed. Pumphrey

R. A. ConuelL

J. B. Smith

H. T. Eckart

George^Gritfith . . .

E. AVakeling Varden Bishop John Cole W. M. Nicholson . .

W. H.Richardson..

J. W. Gray

D. A. Murphy

Lfaurice Flyim W. T. Johnston . . .

C. H. Walker

J. L. Bentzler W. F. Clarkson Lewis Rue

J. J. Brnnor

E. S. Latterty

Reiiihard Biehl . . .. W. H. Gorbutt

C. L. Dowdeu

H. M. Cole

C. P. P. Vv^roe D. P. Leach

G. O. Barnes Gustave King

A. A. Smith.

C. H. Krener

Alexander Bain

R. A. McPherson... W. M. Glover

D. A. Thompson . .

G. L. Ready

H. C..JOV Rudolph Williss ... rir;cEWOUK.

^' 9

00

0H

^%

s?2o0 o3 lU 32 62

15" 33 74 141 32 62 58

72 2?8 O'J 72 288 00 2?8 00

42 I 168 00 25J 106 00

81 324 GO

61 244 00

64 256 GO 42 168 00 29 116 00

81 324 00

15 60 00

81 324 00

51 324 00

81 324 00

65 260 00 142 589 00

59 236 00 44^ 177 50

59 coO UU

73 292 00

42 168 00

42 1G8 GO

42 168 00

42 168 00

42 IDH uu 42 IfiQ f\'\ loo U

30^ 121 00

37 1 AH no

37 148 00

37 1 48 00

51 204 00

51 204 00 34 loo 1 now

51 204 00

51 on/1 nn

51 204 00

51 204 00

34 1 Tf; no iji) uu

51 204 00 511 295 00

51 204 00

Oh 36 50 37 148 00

37 148 00

15 60 00

34 130 00

17 6d 00

14 56 00

17 68 00 17 68 00

59 162 24

37 83 24

48.i 109 12

Jnlm Bush

.1. B. Williamson

S. D. Hope

A. F. Bloomer

| James Montgomery I F. T. Malouey '

\ N. B. Cooper

F. W. Harlan

E. W. McClai'v

J. D. Daltou .'. Geo. Hutton

T. R. Sarin
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONA. PRINTER.

No. 8.Persons employed in ike piMio j^rinting, ^c.—Continued. 49

J. F. Gurley

-BE. C. Powell

C. S. Myers

A. G. Allison E. M. Wheat

M. M. Housekeeper

D. W. Irving John Kent W. R. Schick

P. J. Cunningham . .

J. D. Uzell M. W. Berrvman

E. H. Powell

J. R. Randall

J. F. Cooley

J. L. Gai rett

J. B. Lambert

J. P. Eatnmell

J. M. Eggleston

J. W. Hays

J. M. Jack

Charles Henry

I. C. Patrick

R. D. Wicker

L. L. Bender

G. W. Cox

S. L. Lombard

S. B. Richenbach.... S P. Holt

R. B. Hunt

J. T. Wright W. C. Henry

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