42d CONaBESS, ) 2d Session. § SENATE. i Mis. Doo.

\ No. 1. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE COIGRESSIOIAL PRINTER,

SHOWING ] The condition of the Public Printing^ Binding^ i&e.

December 4, 1871.— Ordered to lie on the table and l)o printed.

OFFK E OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PeINTKE,

Washington^ December 4, 1871.

SiK. : I bave the honor to transmit the nineteenth annual report of

this office, in order that it may be Uiid before the Senate.

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

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Printer,

Hon. Schuyler Colfax,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington^ November 30, 1871.

To the Senate and House of Representatives : In conformity with the provisions of the law re.2;ulating the public

printing, I have the honor to submit my annual report, showing the exact condition of the printing, binding, and engraving, the amount

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

paper purchased for the same, and such further information as may be

within his [my] knov>iedge in regard to all matters connected there- with;" also, a statement showing "the number of hands employed,

and the length of time each has been employed." The tabular state- ments accompanying this report are made up for the year ending on the

30th of September, 1871, and are as follows

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

of Congres.s, the eost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which

they were distributed. No. 2. Showing the cost of the printing and binding ordered by the executive and

judicial departments of the Government.

No. :]. Showing the disbursements on account of the public printing. No. 4, Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing.

- No. 5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding.

No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies in fae-simile of maps, plats, diagrams, &c., for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States.
2 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7. Showing the estimated cost of work uufinishecl on the 30th of September, 1871. No. 8. Comparative aggregate statement showing the earnings and disbursements for the year ending September 30, 1871. No. 9. 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, 1871. COST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTINC AND BINDINC

Statements Nos. 1 and 2 will show the approximate cost of the

public printing and binding for each Department of the Government,

during the year ending on September 30, 1871, as it appears on the

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

printing, binding, and lithographing and engraving for Congress, is given very much in detail, with the view of showing the cost, as nearly

as is practicable, of each of the annual reports and other public documents which were printed in excess of the usual number, (1,650 copies,

and 50 copies for the use of the Librarian of Congress,) under a reso- lution of Congress, and the manner in which tliey were authorized to be

distributed. The actual disbursements of the office, as detailed in State- ments Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, were as follows : For the public printing $615, 021 41 For paper for the public printing 483, 108 50 For the public binding 508, 442 53 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 16, 270 67 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 1, 421 70 For salaries, &c., in the office of the Congressional Printer 12, 514 00 By reference to Statement l^o. 1 it will be seen that a large number

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

of the Senate, or the House of Representatives, were for distribution

by the Executive Departments and Bureaus.

The amount realized during the year from the sale of paper, papershavings, documents, &c., is $34,439 53, which has been deposited in the Treasury of the United States, as required by law.

The following table exhibits the disbursements of this office, under

their respectiv^e headings, during the year ending September 30, 1863,

1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, and 1871, viz

:

Year.

Office

of

theSnperiiitendent.

Public

printing.

Paper

for

the

public

printing.

Lithograpbing

and

engraving.

Public

binding.

Mapping

for

the

United

States

Supreme

Court. Total.

1863.... $13, 210 97 $285, 660 80 1830, 802 06 $64, 126 38 $223, 945 80 11, 417 746 01 1864.... 14, 148 87 328, 249 34 713, 481 16 75, 391 79 3U2, 947 19 $9, 415 85 1, 443, 634 20

1865.-.. 14, 869 54 439, 856 14 1, 285, 959 51 96, 907 04 387, 228 09 2, 279 00 2, 227, 099 32

1866.... 13, 545 10 400, 541 00 896, 929 71 112, 272 05 445, 009 57 1, 081 92 1, 869, 379 35

1867.... 13, 769 43 452, 998 22 635, 106 09 108, 624 75 386, 203 98 2, 515 92 1, 599, 218 39 1868.... 13, 941 98 454, 502 56 385, 440 97 105, 356 77 346, 723 82 3, 102 75 1, 309, 068 85

1869.... 16, 596 20 559, 218 56 399, 798 51 145, 370 51 385, 219 41 1, 037 50 1, 507, 240 69 1870.... 14, 188 44 632, 690 82 418, 974 21 64, 929 21 477, 603 74 1, 473 50 1, 009, 859 92 1871.... 12, 514 00 615, 021 41 483, 108 50 16, 270 67 508, 442 53 1, 421 70 1, 633, 778 81
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DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.

Of all executive and miscellaneous documents and reports of committees, there are printed, as the usual number, 1,650 copies for the

Senate, and 1,675 for the House; and also 875 copies of bills and reso- lutions for the Senate and House, each. For information, I would state that these are distributed in accordance with the following schedule

:

Where delivered. 6

Document-room of the House -

.

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate

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

state Department . .

.

HeserA'cd for binding For Librarian For file copies, &c

265

20

156

6 190

5 958

265

149 124

6

5 1,087

Total number printed.

50

1,650

39

1, 675

230

15

170

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

sheep and calf,) and are distributed as follows

:

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

Senate document-room , House document-room - Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Library of Congress

Library of the House of Eepresentatives Library of the Court of Claims ^ . Congressiqpal Printer Total reserve

112 263

43

60 420

52

7

112 361

60 470

52

30

958 1, 087 Such number of extra copies of the public documents are printed as

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

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

PAPER FOR PRINTINO.

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

public printing, and of fixing a standard of paper for the ditferent descriptions of congressional and executive printing." Under the direc-
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tioti of the comDiittee contracts were entered into for supplying any

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

December, 1871, with the following persons

:

Class 1.

Fine uncaleudcred printing paper, 24 &^ 38 inches, 45 poundsper ream of 500 sheets : John A. Sbober, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 15,000 reams, at 14.75 cents per jiound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,000 reams, at 14.90 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 2,000 reams, at 15.04 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,000 reams, at 15.14 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 2,000 reams, at 15.18 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,000 reams, at 15.19 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, New York City, 3,000 reams, at 15.23 cents per pound. Class 2.

Calendered printing %yaper, 24 by 38 incJies, 53 pounds per ream of 500 sheets : H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,500 reams, at 16.55 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,500 reams, at 16.65 cents per pound. Mullen & Parker, Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania, 1,000 reams, at 16.65 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,500 reams, at 16.75 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,500 reams, at 16,85 cents per pound. Mullen &. Parker, Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound. Mullen &L Parker, Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania, 1,000 reams, at 17.10 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, New York, 5,000 reams, at 17.12 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, New York, 2,000 reams, at 17.24 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, New York, 1,000 reams, 44 pounds per ream, at 17.24 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, N<iw York, 1,000 reams, 70 pounds per ream, at 17.17 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, New York, 500 reams, 60 pounds per ream, at 17.39 cents per i30und. Class 3.

Sized and calendered prin ting paper : Charles Magarge & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds per ream of 500 sheets, at 17.62 cents per pound.

Charles Magarge & Co., Philadelx)hia, Pennsylvania, 500 reams, 15 by 20 inches, 30 pounds per ream of 500 sheets, at 17.62 cents per pound.

Class 4,Maj) paper : Woolworth & Graham, New York, 1,000 reams, at 20.50 cents per pound.

Class 5.—Writing papers : Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 30,500 reams, more or less, at 21 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York City, 500 reams cover-paper, at 19.25 cents per pound.

Woolworth &. Graham, New York City, 250 reams Manila paj^er, at 13.25 cents per pound.

Benjamin F. French, Washington, D. C, 250 reams Manila paper, at 13.25 cents per pound.

Class 6.

Colored writing papers

:

Seymour Paper Company, New" York Cit}^, 200 reams, 14 by 17 inches, cap, at 22.25 cents i^er pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 1,500 reams, 17 by 22 inches,

folio, at 21.40 cents per pound.
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Seymour Paper Company, New York City, 1,550 reams, 17 by 22 inches, folio, at 22,25 cents per pound. Class 7.

Paper for Post-Office Manks : Wheelwright, Muclge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 500 reams, 20 by 26 inches, 42 pounds, at 15.34 cents per pound. Mullen & Parker, Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsj'lvania, 500 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at 15.66 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Madge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 400 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at 15.34 cents per pound. Mullen &. Parker, Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania, 400 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at 15.66 cents -per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 400 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at 15.34 cents per pound. Mullen & Parker, Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvania, 100 reauis, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at 15.66 cents per pound. # Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 300 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at 15.69 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 250 reams. 18 by 29 inches, 30

pounds, at 15.34 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Marj'land, 2.50 reams, IS by 29 inches, 30

• pounds, at 15.69 cents per pound. Class 8.

Sized and calendered tinted prniilng papers : H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachus(!tts, .500 reams. 22 by 28^ inches, 40 pounds

at 17.60 cents per pound.

H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 1,000 reams, 25^^ by 40 inches, ,55 pounds,

at 17.70 cents per pound.

Statement No. 4, appended to this rei)ort, exhibits the exact quantity

of each kind of paper purchased daring the year ending- on the 30th

of September, 1871, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount ex- pended was $483,108 50. 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 $130,514 03. I am gratified to state that there has been a manifest improvement

in the character of nearly every class of the paper furnished this office under contracts during the last year, and, almost without exception, the

several contractors have shown a commendable desire to fulfill their obli- gations to the Government with fidelity and promptness. The Joint

Committee on Printing have, in the exercise of their duties and powers

in awarding contracts, been successful in guarding this branch of the

service from delinquency and abuse. In this connection I would suggest that the present policy of dividing

classes of paper into small lots, in making contracts for a supply, is open to objection. It occurs to me under experience that uniformity in texture and complexion of a line of papers can be better secured by contracting for the entire class in one contract, and with one manufacturer,

than by awarding the contracts in small lots, as is the present policy.

It is my opinion that uniformity of complexion and texture can be

secured by the change indicated, and further, that more economical

prices can be obtained where the contracts take in larger quantities
6 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

One thing is very certain, a better class of documentary printing can be secured for the Government, under a line of uniform papers, than

when contracts are made for small lots and with various manufacturers

of diverse taste, facilities, and results. LITHOGRAPHINa AND ENGRAVINa FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $16,270 67,

the details of which will be found in Statement No. 6. MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

» Some of the records of the Supreme Court of the United States which

are ordered to be printed are accompanied by maps, plats, diagrams,

&c., and a small number of copies in facsimile, on tracing-linen, are required for the use of the court. These, for the last year, cost the sum

of $1,421 70. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended on account of the public binding during the

year ending on September, 30, 1871, was $508,442 52; the details of which

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

at the end of the year was $95,610 54. In this connection I would state that heretofore, under the limited re- sources of the bindery, a large number of volumes had accumulated,

that it was not possible to bind. Under the increased facilities of the

office this accumulation will be gradually overcome, and the foreman of

binding hopes, within the ensuing year, to bring the demands ui)on the

bindery down to the current work.

CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.

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

&c., unfinished on the 30th of September, 1871, the end of the year for which the statistical portion of this report is made up. DEPARTMENT PRINTING AND BINDING.

B}' reference to the tables relating to the printing for the several Executive Departments of the Government, it will be apparent that while

in some Dei:)artments there is a decrease, in others there is an increase;

the aggregate, however, showing an excess of $58,868 over last year.

I would call attention to another feature in these statistics : while there

is a large increase in the product of labor for these Departments, the

pax^er consumed for it costs $9,334 39 less than that used for that work

in the year previous. This difference is the result of the favorable contract made for paper for that class of printing—the prices paid being

21 cents a pound against 22 cents last year, with a decided imx)rovement

in quality.

The most marked increase in the demand for departmental printing
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. * 7 has been in the Post-Office Department, as will be seen by the following

comparative statements

:

Printing. Paper. Binding. 1871 : $75,064^60 $49,926 01 $40,665 89

1870 38,444 58 37,624 46 28^536 35 Excess 36,620 02 12,301 55 12,129 54 This is occasioned by the rapid growth of the business connected with

the postal interests of the country.

For the Treasury Department there has been a slight increase in the

printing account, and a large decrease in binding. This last result has

been occasioned by the fact that when the law went into force requiring

that all the printing and binding for all the Departments of the Government should be done at this office, a large number of blank-books were manufactured for the several custom-houses throughout the country, last year, in excess of the immediate demand, and hence the requisitions for that class of work for the present year have been limited.

PATENT-OFFICE.

Under the law of January 11, 1871, abolishing the publication of the

annual mechanical report of the Patent-0£tice, and substituting therefor

a weekly report of specifications, with photo-lithographic illustrations,

blank copies have been printed, photo-lithographed, and bound since the

first day of July last. These volumes, which are suiall quarto, containing

about 1050 pages each, are bound in a strong and expensive style, and

are for deposit in each capitol of every State and Territory, in the clerk's

office of the district court of each judicial district of the United States except when such offices are located in State or territorial capitals, and

in the Library of Congress, that they may be used as evidence m the

prosecutioD and adjudication of patent cases before the United States

courts. The following shows the expense of this work from July 1 to September 30, 1871

:

Printing specifications $13,967 38 Paper for same 2, 659 75

Photo-lithograpMng 5,362 70 Paper for plioto-lithograpbiug 2,263 41 Binding 5,450 00 Total 29,703 24 STEREOTYPE FOUNDERY.

There having been heretofore some question raised as to the propriety

and economy of having a stereotype foundery in connection with this

office, I take pleasure in calling attention to the following exhibit for the year ending September 30, 1871:

Value ofplates manufactured I'23, 519 25 Expended for labor and material for same " 10, 981 63

12,537 62
8 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

BRANCH PRINTING-OFFICE.

For the convenience of the Treasniy Department, a branch printingoffice is continned in the basement of that bnilding. Until the present

time it has been indispensable, dnring the more hurried seasons of work,

to enable this office to accomplish what has been demanded of its re- sources. Whether that necessity will continue hereafter, under the

increased facilities of this ofS^ce, time will determine. It has been

efficiently managed by the assistant foreman in charge, audits economy

is vindicated in its results. The amount of printing done by it the last year is $124, 82G 88 Labor for same $31, 293 22 Paper consumed » 45, 406 89 76,700 11 Balance in favor of office 48, 126 77 ENLARGEMENT OF THE BUILDING.

1 refer with much pleasure to the enlargement of the building for the

accommodation of this office, under the appropriation of $45,000 made

by Congress at its last session. Through the good jadgment, economy,

and taste of Edward Clark, esq., the architect of the Capitol extension,

who had entire charge of the work, this addition has been erected in a

neat, substantial manner, and within an unusually short space of time,

and within the a|)i)ropriation made therefor. The new building is one hundred and thirteen by sixty-three feet, four stories high, and is admirably arranged for convenience and comfort. It adds some thirtythree and one-third per cent, to the accommodating cai)acity of the

establishment, and secures safety from fire, where heretofore there has

been somewhat of exposure and danger to property.

This enlargement, while it adds to the architectural appearance of

the entire structure, affords ample space, for the present, for a sys- tematic organization of the physical and material resources of the office, thereby securing efficiencj^, economy, and expedition in the performance

of the various duties connected with its management.

1 have also made such other improvements on the premises as seemed

to be necessary for the welfare of the property, the comfort of business,

and to bring the exterior of the entire building into harmonious appear- ance throughout.

CONCLITSION.

It is but an act of simple justice that I should state in this connection, that whatever of efficiency and success has attended my administration during the x>ast year, is attributable, in a great degree, to the

allegiance and fidelity of my subordinates in their several departments

and duties. They seem to have been inspired by a common desire to make this branch of the public service efficient and acceptable, and
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 9

have devoted tlieir best efforts and energies to the duties and responsibilities of their several positions.

I desire to call attention of Congress to the compensation paid under

the law to the four clerks, and foremen of printing and binding

employed in this office, with the suggestion that the large increase of

business involves a necessary accumulation of labor and responsibility

that is not adequately remunerated in the salaries named. I would

therefore suggest and recommend that the chief clerk, the financial

clerk, and the foremen of printing and binding, be paid $2,500 a year

each, and that the other clerks be paid $2,000 each. In this connection

I would remark, that a proper discharge of the duties and responsibilities of these positions make it necessary that a portion of these incumbents should be engaged daily from 8 o'clock a. m. till 5 o'clock

p. m., and the balance from 8.30 o'clock a. m. to 4 o'clock p. m. In no

subordinate Department of the Government is the labor and responsibility so great, and the compensation therefor so small, as in this office. I beg lea\'e once more to earnestly call the attention of Congress

to the importance of revising the law relating to the public printing, so far as it establishes the extra numbers of the reports of the

Executive Departments and Bureaus of the Government to be i)rinted

for their use, respectively. It is evident that the necessities of these

Departments, under the increasing growth and importance of the country, are rapidly augmenting. Under these demands the Departments

require an increase of extra numbers of reports for their own use, and

yet the statute declares that the Congressional Printer shall not print

a greater number than is specified by law, unless ordered by either

House of Congress. This condition of things is embarrassing, inasmuch

as it brings the Congressional Printer between an executive demand

and a plainly defined statutory prohibition, which he is inclined to respect until repealed.

An amendment of the law so as to meet the requirements of the several Executive Departments and Bureaus of the Government in this

respect would remove all ground of differences and embarrassment on

this question, and enhance the comfort of the Congressional Printer in

the discharge of his duties

All of which is respectfully submitted.

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Frinler.
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22 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. \ Documents ordered to he printed, and unfinislied September 30, 1871. Agricultural Report for 1870, 225,000 copies, all in type. [ ColoDial Charters aud State Constitutious, 1,600 copies, a portion in type

Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey for 1869, 4,000 copies, a portion

in type. Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey for 1870, 3,.500 copies, not commenced.

Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office for 1869, in French, 1,000

copies, a portion in type. Treaties and Conventions, as reported from the State Department, 4,000 copies, portion in type. Smithsonian Report for 1870, 12,500 copies, all in type.

Rejiort of the Commissioner of Patents for 1869, volume 2, 19,000 copies, a portion

in type. Report of the Commissioner of Patents for 1870, House Ex. Doc. 89, 1,675 copies,

all in type. Report of the Superintendent of the Ninth Census, in three Yolumes, 50,000 copies, a portion in tyx^e.

No. 2.

Statement showing tlie cost ofprinting, and paper for same, and ofblanl'-hooliS, binding, ruling, 4'G.,for the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government, for the year

ending the 30th of Sepiemher, 1871.

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Treasury Department

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Office of the Secretary 18, 948 89 7 193 18 26, 142 07 13, 061 92 39, 203 99 Comptroller 178 43 30 15 208 56 262 60 471 18 Second Comptroller 212 52 35 12 247 64 549 43 797 07 First Auditor 419 29 202 15 621 44 429 94 1,051 38 Second Auditor 2, 403 88. 898 02 3, 301 90 1, 672 91 4, 974 81 Third Auditor 1, 372 92 818 31. 2, 191 23 967 43 3, 158 66 Pourth Auditor 396 90 111 64 508 54 1, 606 40 2, 114 94 Fifth Auditor 1, 937 26 620 48 2, 557 74 915 95 3, 473 69 Sixth Auditor 2, 966 22 1, 400 81 4, 367 03 5, 516 81 9, 883 84 Treasurer 5, 613 74 1, 861 20 7, 474 94 2, 781 68 10, 256 62

4, 350 25 1, 280 71 5, 630 96 6, 471 16 12, 102 12 Com'r Internal Revenue.

.

35, 714 55 29, 929 24 65, 643 79 17, 428 19 83, 071 98 Compt'r of the Currency . 3, 687 07 1, 425 83 5, 112 90 6, 586 52 11, 699 42 Supervising Architect . .

.

705 96 303 36 1,009 32 1, 926 37 2, 935 69 Light-House Board 9, 035 86 3, 112 05 12, 147 91 2, 988 55 15, 136 46 Commissioner of Customs. 32, 101 96 19, 155 59 51, 257 55 46, 023 17 97, 2S0 72

17, 299 97 2, 928 82 20, 228 79 2, 539 50 22, 7G8 29 Superintei dent of the Coast Survey. .

.

1, 589 05 258 45 1,847 50 2, 983 75 4, 831 25

Office of the Solicitor 18 60 3 87 22 47 13 20 35 67

Total fo.r Treasury Dei)artment 138, 953 32 71, 5G8 98 210, 522 30 114, 725 48 325, 247 78
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 23

No. 2.

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Office of the Secretary $1, 893 33 p708 20 $2, 601 53 f2, 035 07 636 60 Com'r of Gen. Land Office. 3, 831 91 3 900 03 9, 731 96 15, 052 57 24, 7tf4 33

71, C20 08 7 681 39 78 701 47* 3, 173 54 83 01 Com'r of Indian Affairs .

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7-22 53 216 28 938 81 1,235 33 2, 174 14

15, 517 56 13 926 82 29 444 38 8, 160 13 37 604 31

Suj)'t of the Census 3 210 33 3 466 28 6, 676 63 2 538 96 9, 215 39 itetropolit'n PoKce Board. 215 77 92 68 303 45 169 85 478 30 Bureau, of Education 344 23 202 01 546 26 .396 00 942 26

Total for Interior Department - .... 98, 755 78 30 193 71 128, 949 49 34, 763 45 163, 712 94 War Department : Office of the Secretary 2, 281 37 907 51 3 188 88 3, 936 71 145 59 Adjutant General 9, 964 94 6 099 38 16, 064 32 9, 539 53 25, 603 83 Quartermaster General .

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7, 346 34 4 626 58 11, 973 12 6, 227 27 18, 200 39 Commissai-y General. .... 1, 457 05 1, 755 24 3, 212 29 1, 090 20 4, 302 49 Paymaster General 1, 249 74 842 83 2, 092 34 1, 547 45 3, 639 99 Surgeon General 4, 022 27 4, 795 27 8, 817 54 3, 321 29 12, 138 83 Chief of Engineers 5, 777 88 3, 320 08 11, 097 96 1, 576 28 12, 674 24

1, 059 42 457 55 1 516 97 2, 142 70 659 '67 Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and 180 30 103 47 283 77 73 00 358 77 Abandoned Lands.

^Military Justice 23 34 23 34 47 15 70 49

Total for \\' ar Department 33, 362 83 24 907 88 58 270 73 29, 323 38 87, 794 31 Xavy Department

:

Office of the Secretary 3, 4S5 19 1, 749 97 5, 235 16 3, 288 38 8, 523 54 Bureau of Yards and Docks 2, 492 14 639 96 3, 132 10 1, 838 06 4, 970 16 j^avigation 13, 962 93 2, 828 28 16, 791 21 8, 252 15 23, 043 36 Ordnance 2, 434 88 1 038 39 3, 493 47 7, 398 10, 892 22 Medicine and Surgery 537 18 151 77 688 95 573 47 1, 262 42 Proyisions and Clothins; 1, 643 92 2. 100 87 3, 744 79 2, 517 28 262 07 Construction and Repair 1,678 67 336 90 2, 015 9, 602 61 11, 618 38 Steam Engineering 1,466 25 235 22 1, 701 47 722 04 2, 423 31 Equipment and Eeoruiting.. 2, 683 20 608 40 3, 291 60 1, 7.36 15 5, 027 75

Office of the Xaval Obseryatory 8, 501 71 614 43 9, 116 14 602 00 9, 718 14 Total for 'N'ayal Department 38, 886 27 10 324 39 49, 210 66 36, 530 89 85, 741 51 Judiciary

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Supreme Court of the United States. .. *21, 990 53 355 38 22, 343 91 788 89 33, 134 80 Supreme Court District of Columbia. .

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503 94 41 69 543 63 197 03 742 68 Court of CL^ims 2, 775 00 373 25 3, 148 25 837 20 3, 985 43 1,194 07 180 27 1, 374, 34 1, 300 54 2, 674 88

Office of the Attorney General 2, 886 48 64 08 2, 950 56 2, 950 56

29, 330 02 1 014 67 30, 364 69 3, 123 68 33, 488 37 '^Including §1,421 70 for mapping in cases pending in Supreme Court.
24 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2.

Statement show 'nig the cost of printing, tfc.—Continued.

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$15, 064 60 $49, 926 01 $124, 990 60 $40, 665 87 $165, 656 50

6, 493 r, 5, 925 20 12, 418 37 3, 768 25 16, 186 62

804 62 95 35 899 97 380 61 1, 280 58

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State Department

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"War Department Navy Department

Judiciary Department : Post-Office Department

Department of Agriculture

Office of CougTessional Printer

Total

112, 325 74

138, 953 32

98, 755 78

33, 362 85

38, 8S6 27

29, 350 02

75, 064 60

6, 493 17 804 62

$4, 593 59

71, 568 98

30, 193 71

24, 907 88

10, 324 39

1, 014 67

49, 926 01

5, 925 20

95 35

$16, 919 33

210, 522 30

128, 949 49

58, 270 73

49, 210 66

30, 364 69

124, 990 61

12, 418 37

899 97

$12, 484 51

114, 725 48

34, 763 45

29, 523 58

36, 530 89

3, 123 68

40, 665 89

3, 768 25

380 61

$S9, 403 84

325, 247 78

163, 712 94

87, 794 31

85, 741 55

33, 488 37

165, 656 50

16, 186 62

1, 280 58

433, 996 37 198, 549 78 632, 546 15 275, 966 34 908, 512 49

iSTo. 3.

Statement sho wing the dishiirsements on account of the public printing from the 1st of October, 1870, to the 30th of September, 1871, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of tlie Congressional Printer $4, 000 00 Salary of four clerks at $1,800 each 7, 200 00 Per diem of messenger at $3 60 ner day 1, 314 00

$12, 514 00 Contingent expenses of the office 2,465 65 PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of emploj^^s, &c.

:

October 43,733 75 November 48, 955 70 December ' 50,441 00 January - 50, 878 49 February 48, 928 12 March i 52, 540 22

April 45,204 63 May 46,313 72 June 41,754 40 July 43,072 16
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTER. 25

August 43, 592 94 September 43,799 17

Paici for printing executed ont of office , . 991 23

|560, 205 53 Improvemeuts and re^^airs to the buildings

:

Plumbing and gas-fitting 1,008 00 Lumber \ 1,670 84 Lead, putty, glaziers' tools, and paint 61 12

Glass. 8 boxes 56 18 Painting office 1,284 98

Tin-^York. rex)airs to roof. &c 618 71 - 4,699 83 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

:

1 Xo. 3 cylinder press 2, 200 00

1 Xo. 5 cylinder press 2, 500 00

1 fpiarter-medium Gordon X)ress 487 50

1 half-medium x)ress 589 00

2 ready proof-presses 320 00 Fixtures to presses 497 70

1 card-cutter 35 00

Iron, steel, tools, &c., for machine and carpenter shops 604 19 Brass and iron castings, repairs to boilers, &c 1,423 75 118t pounds packing 123 27 584 feet belting 248 18

8 sides lacing leather 30 00

1 mitering machine 15 00 9,073 59 Stereotyping and electrotyping : 4 saws 4 60

12 barrels plaster 42 00

31 brushes 17 98 Drugs 60 58

1 planing-machiue 425 00

12,879 pound sstereotype metal , 1, 304 95

40 bushels clay ^ 22 00

Electrotyi)ing 630 75 2,507 86 Type of various kinds 12, 873 68

1044- feet labor-saving brass rule, at s2 10 219 45

1,108 feet brass rule, at 24 cents 265 92

17,000 feet brass rule, at 10 cents 1,700 00

2,000 feet brass rule, at 15 cents 301 20

1,000 feet brass rule, at 28 cents 280 00 2,766 57

5 galleys, at $5 25 00

20 galleys, at si 75 35 00

12 galleys, at 83 36 00

6 galleys, at 83 50 21 00 260 galley-rests, at 50 cents 130 OO' 1 cabinet ..... 40 00 287 00 108 pairs of cases, at 82 50 270 00 78 chases, various sizes 379 00

144 mallets, at 75 cents 108 00
26 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

24 planers, at 50 cents $12 00

36 planers, at 40 cents ^ 14 40

11,200 quoins, at 75 cents 84 00

13,150 quoins, at 50 cents 65 75

120 sliootiug-sticks, at 6 cents - 7 20 2,249 inches foot-sticks, at 6 cents 134 94

2 imposing-stones, at $60 120 00

6 composing-sticks, at$l 6 00 283 lye-brushes 284 00 18 whitewash-brushes 38 05 24 pick-brushes 12 00

3 varnish-brushes 3 00 137^ pounds page-cord, at $1 137 50

87 pounds Manila rope, at 30 cents 26 10

2 dozen balls wicking, at |1 2 00

9 buckets 5 75

3 water-coolers 46 00 Repairs of water-coolers 11 00

9 watering-pots and repairs of same 17 50

7 cans 7 25

Stove-pipe 4 50

44 knives 10 40

1 lantern 1 50

24 wooden chairs 20 00

6 cane-seat chairs , 15 00

4 stools at $2 8 00 2 stools at |4 8 00

2 pair shears 2 50

1 spittoon 75

1 dozen boxes wax tapers , 10 00

1 pair bellows , 3 00 12 pounds tallow 2 00 13 dozen brooms at $5 65 00

1 dozen brooms 6 00

371- pounds sponge at $2 50 93 75

1 gross 'corks 1 25

3 gross corks at $1 3 00 2 clocks 12 59

6 assorted shades 7 67

Materials, &c.: Printing ink, 2,347 pounds, at $1 2, 347 00

1,225 pounds, at 70 cents 857 50

3 pounds, at $1 80 ' 5 40

3,595 pounds, at 35 cents 1, 250 25

6 pounds, red, |;10 60 00

6 pounds, red, $5 30 00 22 pounds, blue, |1 . . „ 22 00

6 pounds, blue, $2 12 00

8 pounds, green, $3 24 00 50 pounds, job, $1 50 75 00

12 pounds varnish, 60 cents 7 20

29

343 05

165 60

173 15

189 17

4,690 3f
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 27

Oils, 82 gallons, at $1 65 $135 30 13Si gallons, at $1 60 221 60 1834 gallons, at §1 45 266 08 $622 98

Benzine, 684 gallons, at 20 cents 136 80

Sirups, 704 gallons, at 81 704 00

Roller composition. 100 pomuls, at 60 cents 60 00

l,364i pounds, at 30 cents 409 35 casting two rollers 10 00 479 35

Glycerine, 32 pounds, at 32 cents 9 60

Glue, 3, 712 j)ounds, at 40 cents 1, 484 SO 612 pounds, at 34 cents 203 76

1, 693 .56 C ard-board, 2,100 sheets India, at 89 45 per C 198 45

6,700 sheets Bristol hoard, at 9 cents . 603 00

2,266 sheets Bristol board, extra heavy, at 27^ cents. 623 15 * 9,700 sheets Bristol board, at 8 cents 776 00

1,500 Fheets green China, at 9| cents 142 50

1,500 sheets red China, at 94- cents 142 50 500 sheets blue China, at 9^. cents 47 50

1,000 sheets colored India, at 64 cents 67 50 2,600 60

Stationery 231 .58 Thread, 50^ pounds, at |1 85 93 42

51 pounds, at $1 40 71 40

54 pounds, at |1 20 64 80

6 pounds twine, at 81 6 00 235 62

Potash, 8,574 pounds, at 11 cents 943 14 Cotton, &c., 258f yards, at 18 cents 46 58 4U yards, at 12^ cents 5 19 2954 yards, at 35 cents 103 43 262i yards to^^ eling, 'at 30 cents 78 67 452 yards toweling, at 25 cents 113 00 22 yards buff liuen, at 85 cents 18 70

45 yards buff' linen, at .$1 45 00

31-inch cloth 6 89

30 yards curtain-cord, at 15 cents 4 50

12 papers pins, at 15 cents 1 80 423 76

Soap, 1,260 pounds, at 12^ cents 157 50 Tape, 24 rolls, at 8l 44 34 56

12 rolls, at 35 cents 4 20

38 76

Blankets, 20 yards rubber 30 00 20 yards felt, at 81 90 98 00

20 yards felt, at 81 75 35 00

6 rolls felt, at 87 20 43 20 206 20 Washing towels and^ press cloths 284 27 Bees-wax ' 74 00 Telegraphing 3 76

Flour, 1 barrel , . .'. 6 50 Sawdust, 104 barrels, at 25 cents 26 00 Gas 2,342 62
28 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Ice $482 72 Freight and cartage » 1,087 10 100 papers ueedles 1125

2 gross matches, $2 50 5 00

2 bushels salt 1 80 Triraming trees 14 00

4 dozen crocks, at |3 12 00 290 pounds purifying po\Yder5 at 8 cents 23 20 |4,374 22

Horses, wagons, and harness

:

Wagons and repairs 116 30 Horse-feed 57 87 Buckets 3 25 Horse-shoeing 136 00 Wagon-grease 4 50 Repairing harness... Ill 65 Chamois skins 1 75 Veterinary services 95 50 526 82 Total payment on account of the public printing 627, 535 41

^0. 4.Statements shoiving the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing^ from October 1, 1870, to September 30, 1871, inclusive. PEINTIXG-PAPER.

500 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $5 94. . . 970 00

5, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $6 39. .. 31, 950 00

2, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at %Q 47.55. 12, 951 00

3, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $6 84. .. 20, 520 00

7, 217 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., f*t %7 04|-.. 50, 825 72

5, 434^3reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at |6 63|.. 36, 071 52

2, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $6 70^. . 13, 410 00 70 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at %Q 81.3 . 476 91

2, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at |6 76.8 . 13, 535 99

201 reams calendered, 30 pounds, 15 by 20 in., at ,f5 19 1, 043 19 200 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31i in-; at |8 81 ... . 1, 762 00

4, 386 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $8 90.64 ... 39, 238 91

2, 500 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $8 77.15 ... 21, 928 75

1, 809 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $8 82.45 ... 15, 963 52 494 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at |8 82.45 ... 4, 359 30 981 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at |9 07.36 ... 8, 901 20 657i^reams calendered, 45 pounds, 22 by 32 in., at $7 78^ 5, 121 36 927^ reams calendered, 45 pounds, 22 by 32 in., at |7 92.9 .... 7, 352 82 490 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $12 01.9 ... 5, 889 31 200 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $10 43.40 . . 2, 086 80

$296, 358 30 WEITING-PAPER.

423 reams double folio post, 40 pounds, at $8 80 3, 722 40 216 reams double folio post, 40 pounds, at |8 40 1, 814 40 364 reams double folio post, 55 pounds, at $12 10 4, 404 40 614 reams double demy, 34 pounds, at $7 48 4, 562 80
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 29

630 reams double demy, 34 ponuds, at $7 14 |4, 498 20

621 reams double demy, 40 pounds, at $8 80 5, 464 80

756 reams double demy, 40 pounds, at $8 40 6, 350 40

35 reams double demy, 50 pounds, at |11 385 00

175 reams double demy, 50 pounds, at |10 50 1, 837 50 228 reams double cap, 23 pounds, at $5 08 1, 457 28

256 reams double cap, 23 pounds, at |4 83 1, 236 48 384 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $5 28 2, 027 52

624 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $5 04 . . 3, 144 96

1-, 008 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at $5 16 6, 209 28

780 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at $5 88 4, 586 40 540 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at $6 60 3, 564 00 576 reams double ca}), 30 pounds, at $6 30 3, 628 80 200 reams double cap, 36 pounds, at $7 92 1, 584 00

100 reams double cap, 36 pounds, at $7 56 756 00 418 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $3 52 1, 464 32 560 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $3 36 1, 881 60 353 reams folio post, 23 ijounds. at $5 06 '. 1, 786 18

1, 024 reams folio post, 23 pouuds, at $4 83 4, 945 92

72 reams folio post, 28 pouuds, at $6 16 443 52

224 reams folio post, 28 pounds, at !f;5 68 1, 317 12 800 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at .$1 98 1, 584 00

1, 440 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at $1 89 2, 721 60 612 reams quarto i)Ost, 10 pounds, at $2 20 1,346 40

1, 476 reams quarto post, 10 pounds, at $2 10 3, 099 60 512 reams quarto post, 12 pounds, at $2 64 1, 351 68

224 reams quarto post, 12 pouuds, at $2 52 564 48

408 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $3 08 . 1,256 64 984 reams cap, 14 pouuds, at $2 94 2, 892 96

888 reams cap, 16 pouuds, at $3 52 3, 125 76

1, 944 reams cap, 16 pouuds, at $3 36 6, 531 84

192 reams cap, 12 pounds, at $2 52 483 84

192 reams royal. 2S pounds, at $6 16 1,182 72

624 reams royal, 28 pouuds, at $5 88 3, 669 12 112 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $9 90 1, 108 80 644 reams medium, 26 pounds, at •'^5 72 3, 683 68

682 reams medium, 26 pouuds, at !§5 46 3,723 72

160 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $4 20 672 00

860 reams writing, 32 pounds, at .$7 04 6, 054 40

304 reams writing, 20 pounds, at |4 40 1,337 60

280 reams writing, 20 pounds, at |4 20 1, 176 00

100 reams writing, 38 pounds, at |7 98 798 00

150 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $7 70 1,155 00 220 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $7 35 1, 617 00

138 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $11 76 1,622 88

832 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $4 40 3, 660 80

816 reams demy, 20 pounds, at |4 20 3, 427 20

196 reams demy, 25 pouuds, at $5 50 1,078 00

377 reams demy, 25 pouuds, at $5 25 1,979 25

406 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $8 80 3, 572 80

216 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $8 40 1, 814 40 208 reams imperial, 66 pounds, at |13 86 2, 882 88

800 reams blue folio post, 11 pounds, at |2 57.4 2, 059 20

1, 500 reams blue folio post, 11 pounds, at $2 35.4 3, 531 00

232 reams blue quarto, 9 pounds, at $2 10.6 488 59
30 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

200 reams blue qnarto, 9 poimds, at $2 00^ $400 50 216 ream!: blue cap, 14 pounds, at $3 27.6 707 61 112 reams blue cap, 16 pouuds, at |3 74.4 419 33 98 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at |4 68 458 64 100 reams blue double cap, 28 pounds at 23 623 00

100 reams blue double cap, 30 pouuds, at $S 67^ 667 50 100 reams blue folio post, 20 pounds, at |4 45 445 00 51f reams pink cap, 16 pounds, at $4 56 234 27 100 reams pink cap, 16 pounds, at $3 56 356 00

6 reams lilac cap, 16 pounds, at $3 56 21 36

110 reams cover paper, 35 i)ounds, at $6 73f 741 12 150 reams cover paper, 36 pounds, at |6 93 1,039 50

50 reams cover j^aper, 24 pounds, at $4 62 231 00

8, 314i pounds map paper, at 19 cents 1,579 75

13, 283 pounds map paper, at 20^ 2, 722 86 12^§reams map paper, at $7 79 98 54 400 reams tinted, 40 pounds, at .$7 16 2,864 00 200 reams tinted, 55 pounds, at |9 84| 1, 9o9 00 745 reams tinted, 50 pounds, at 95 6, 667 75

424 reams tinted, 50 pounds, at |8 85 4, 637 40 $177,211 25 Paper for post-office blanks:

100 reams, 25 by 36 incbes, .52 pounds, at $8 05.48 805 48

100 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at |-i 00.28 BOO 28

100 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $6 50.58 650 58

175 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at |6 46.38 1, 131 16 75 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pouuds, at $8 50.58 487 93

400 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $7 05.64 2, 822 56 200 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $7 12.54 1, 425 08 242 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $7 07.94 1, 415 88 9,538 95 Total amount paid for paper for the public printing 483, 108 50 There remained on hand September 30, 1871, the following quanties of paper, viz : 6,232 reams printiug, costing $46,995 19

11, 767:j^rean)s writing, costing 62,508 31

362-4^^reams cover paper, costing 2,535 69

1, 017-^i^reams tinled paper, costiug 9,918 44

1, 0262^ort'{iuiy post-office blank paper, costing 6,848 32 3,700 sheets iniitift ion parchment, costing 296 00 11,235^ sheets card-board, costing 1,412 08

$130,514 03

No. 5.

Sfaiemenf .slwrving the cliHhnrsements on account of the pvhlic binding, from October 1, 1870, to September 30, 1871, inclusive. Pay of employes, &c.

:

October $21, 178 30 November 21,117 47 December 24, 397 89 January 22,891 82 February 20, 947 25
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 31

March $24,959 27

April 23,703 47 May 24,697 32 June 23, 612 42 July 21,571 62 August 22, 306 44 September 20,991 91

1272, 375 18 Improvement and repairs to building 2, 329 97

Macliinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

1 new-style ruling-machine and fixtures 426 00

1 ruling-machine and fixtures 300 00

1 perforating-raachine 200 00

1 No. 2 embossing-press and fixtures 911 25

1 large backing-machine 450 00

1 No. 4 board-cutter and fixtures 695 00

1 imperial hand board-cutter 125 00

5 paging-machines 1,875 00

2 new heads for paging-machiue 170 00

1 stubbing-macliiue 150 00

1 large roll 14 00

6 rolls, at $10 60 00

13 ndls, at $5 77 75 01

3 gilding-rolls, at $5 50 19 50 2 rolls, at $25 50 00 75 folders, at 30 cents 22 50

11 gas-stoves, at $35 385 00

12 hammers 24 00

134 assorted hand-tools 210 00

8 dozen joint-rods , 6 00

7,.592 ruliug-pens, at $17 per M 129 06

3,400 trii)le-back ruling-pens, at 3^ cents 119 00

100 extension -pens 2 50

36 pen-holders 15 30

12 fillets. 30 75

14 cutting-knives 11800

4 pulleys, at $15 60 00

18 cone-pulleys, at $4 72 30

8 steam glue-pots, at $12 96 00

12 agate burnishers, at $2 24 00 Lumber Ill 80

6, 946 67 Ledger and other papers : 75 reams double cap, at $12 - 900 00

50 reams double cap, at $13 33 666 oO

24 reams blue double cap, at $13 50 324 00 930 reams cap, at $4 50 4, 185 00

250 reams cap, at $4 68 ] , 179 36 550 reams cap, at $6 3, 300 00 38 reams medium, at $9 342 00

l,176/o reams medium, at $13 15,290 60

32|3 reams medium, at $14 40 468 00

11 A reams medium, at $13 30 150 29

20 reams medium, at $12 240 00

25 reams blue medium, at $13 325 00
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

40 reams demy, at $7 ,|280 00

1,636 reams demy, at $9 50 15, 549 60

189 reams super-royal, at |22 4, 158 00

175 reams imperial, at $29 5, 075 00

150.A reams royal, at $17 2, 553 40

1382^0 reams mauila, at $7 75 1, 071 43

48 reams manila, at $15 50 744 00

51 reams mauila, at $8 408 00

30 reams manila, at $16 480 00

3 reams manila, at $3 90 11 70

1,783 pounds manila, at 13 cents 231 79

151 pounds manila, at I'Sj: cents 20 01 10 reams blotting, at $6 , 60 00

17 reams tinted, at $18 40. . 312 80

1,396 pounds printing 235 64

38 reams x^rinting 245 81 46 reams hardware, at $6 50 299 00

24 reams hardware, at $7 50 180 00 270 reams envelope 192 92

9 reams envelope, at $7 84 70 56

49 reams comb lining, at $18 882 00

42^0 reams plain lining, at $9 39 15 2 reams fancy lining, at $30 60 00

212^0 reams plaid lining, at 14 296 10 32 reams marble lining, at $10 320 00

60 reams marble lining, at $9 540 00

4 reams sand-paper, at $4 50 18 00

2 reams blotting, at $21 42 00

4 reams blotting, at $20 80 00 Binding material

:

Binding-cloth, 261 pieces, at $10 50 2,740 50

1, 117 pieces,- at $7 50 8, 377 50

142 pieces, at $9 50 1, 349 00

50 pieces, at $5 75 337 50

1, 133 pieces, at $7 25 8, 214 25

162 pieces, at $9 1, 458 00

60 pieces, at $12 720 00 Russia leather, 100 skins, large, at $10 1, 000 00

1,900 skins, large, at $6 50 12, 350 00 450 skins, small, at $2 50 1, 125 00

95,684 feet, at 30 cents 28,705 20

Title leather, 4 dozen, at $20 80 00

12 dozen, at $18 216 00 French Turkey Morocco, 5 dozen, at $22 110 00

5 dozen, at $17 , 85 00

7 dozen, at $30 210 00

4 dozen, at $36 144 00 26 dozen, at $38 988 00

11 dozen, at $45 495 00

4 dozen, at $40 160 00

5 dozen, at $25 125 00

161 dozen, at $35 5, 635 00

827 66

23, 196 75

43, 180 20

296 00

7,952 00
EEPORT OF THE COXGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

Colored calf, 5 clozeu, at $38 S190 00

2 dozen, at $36 72 00 $262 00 Law calf, lo6 dozen, at $48 7, 968 00 iOO dozen, at $42 4, 200 00

12, 168 00 Law sLeep, 1,071 dozen, at^lO 50 11,245 50 278 dozen, at $11 50 3, 197 00

60 dozen, large, at $12 720 00

15, 162 50 Roans, 177 dozen, at 89 50 1, 681 50

1 dozen, g-reen, at $9 50 9 50

59 dozen, at $11 649 00 2,340 00

Skivers, 50 dozen, at $8 400 00

50 dozen, at 87 50 375 00

15 dozen, cochineal, at $18 270 00

50 dozen, cochineal, at $14 700 00 1,745 00 Parchment, 46f dozen, at $9 420 00

Sole-leather, 2 hides 18 50

Gold-leaf, 600 packs, at 88 75 5, 250 00 300 packs, at 87 75 2, 325 GO 625 packs Florence leaf, at $4 2, 500 00

10, 075 00

Binders' hoard, 273,200 ponuds, at 5 cents 13, 660 00

10,750 pounds, at 7 cents 752 50

113,150 pounds, at 6 cents 6, 789 00

5,039 pounds trunk, at 7^ cents 377 92

5,000 pounds straw, at 4i 225 00 21,804 42 Thread, 2,812 pounds, at $1 20 3, 374 40 540 pounds, at $1 25 675 00 102 pounds, at $1 50 153 00 4,202 40 Twine, 3,744 pounds, at 55 cents 2, 059 20

Glue, 11,925 pounds, at 21 cents 2, 504 25

3,491 pounds, at 30 cents , 1, 047 30 3,551 55

Needles, 200 papers , - 25 00

Cotton, 562^ yards, at 25 cents 140 57 466i yards, at 20 cents 93 30 788j yards, at 15 cents 118 20 282 yards, at 16 cents 45 12 279 yards, at 18 cents 50 22 23^ yards, at 60 cents . 13 95 75 yards, at 75 cents 56 25 24 dozen tape, at 50 cents 12 00 300 pieces silk hraid, at 35 cents 105 00 250 yards cord, at 15 cents 37 50 96f yards toweling, at 25 cents 24 19

2,028-^ yards canyas, at 40 cents , 811 40 225 yards buff linen, at |1 225 00

6 yards huff linen, at 85 cents 5 10

6 Beverteeu cloths, at $18 108 00

S. Mis 1 3
34 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Cottou, 6 Beverteen cloths, at $16 $96 00

6 dozen bats, at $3 , 18 00 $1,959

FlaDnel, 10 yards, at 871 cents 8 75

10 yards, at 30 cents 3 00

20 yards, at 25 cents 5 00

10 vards, at |1 10 00 — 26

Silk head-baud, 108 pieces, at $1 108 00

48 pieces, at $1 13 54 24

30 pieces, at $1 15 34 50

96 pieces, at $1 85 177 60

48 pieces, at $2 96 00

48 pieces, at $2 25 108 00

578

Flour, 56 barrels, at $6 50 364 00

7 barrels, at $7 49 00 413

Alcohol, 198 gallons, at $2 50 495

Oils, 801 gallons sperm, at $1 60 128 80

28 dozen sweet, at $'3 25 91 00

6 bottles olive 6 00 225 Sponge, 12f i^onnds, at $3 50 42 88

4 pounds, at $2 50 10 00

52

Bees-Trax, 50 x)onnds at 70 cents 35 00

50 pounds, at 65 cents 32 50

67 Soap, 240 i3onnds, at 12^ cents . . . . , 30 Dyes, gnms &c.

:

Carmine, 14 ounces, at $1 50 21 00

72 ounces, at $1 25 90 00

8 dozen, at $15 120 00 Chrome yellow, 24 pounds, at 50 cents 12 00

Oxalic acid, 20 pounds, at 50 cents 10 00 Ultramarine blue, 28 pounds, at 60 cents. 16 80 Ultramarine blue, 28 pounds, at 40 cents 11 20 Egg albumen, 350 pounds, at $2 50 875 00

Pearl-ashes, 90 j)ounds, at 25 cents . 22 50

Pearl-ashes, 20 pounds, at 20 cents 4 00 Alum, 363 pounds, at 12 cents 43 56

Beef-galls.- 59 17 Gum-hog, 491 pounds, at $1 50 736 50 Liquid ammonia, 11 ]30unds, at 40 cents 4 40

Gelatine, 6 papers - 1 50

Soluble blue, 25 pounds, at $1 50 37 50 ' Bichromate of i^otash, 1 ]>ouud 55 Lampblack, 4 pounds 80

Gum-shellac, 50 pounds, at 60 cents 30 00 Dammar varnish, 4 gallons 13 50 Muriate of tin, 2 pounds 1 00

Turpentine, 4 gallous 3 00

Creosote, 1 pound 1 50

Yarnish, 12 gallons, at $2 C4 00

Varnish, 10 gallons, at |4 40 00 Plumbago, 10 pounds, at $2 20 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 35

Spatulas, 8 |5 GO

Indigo, 10 pounds, at si 80 18 00 Priutino ink, 10 jjouuds red, at A4 50 45 00

Printing-ink, 16 pounds red, at 88 128 00

Printing-ink, 6 pounds "blue, at §2 40 14 40

$2, 409 88

19 stamps t 164 00

1 dozen shears 10 00

9 saTws 17 75

24 dozen slioe-knives, at $2 50 60 00

5 dozen shoe-knives, at $2 ^ 10 00

4 sieves 4 00 38 boxes eye-lets 10 70

2 gross rubber-bands 4 00 374 feet belting 92 86

1 hide lacing-leather 3 50 112 bodkins 40 50

1 grindstone 6 00

12 i)air dividers 12 00

6 oilers 3 60 1878 pounds iron castings, at 6 cents 112 68

Bolts 6 60

36 pressing-boards, at Si 10 39 60

10 cutting-plows, at S12 120 00 494 pounds emery, at 13 cents 88 92

Binders' type 605 75 Sawdust 10 50 Boxing, cartage, freight, &c 3. 313 31 Traveling expenses 92 00 Washing towels 77 16 Gas 1, 325 07 229 brushes 335 88

24 piggins 12 00

6 dozen brooms, at $5 30 00 75 dozen eggs 23 36 Crocks, bottles, and buckets 62 90 Vinegar 7 50 Water-coolers 15 00

Rubber-rollers 223 00

28 chairs 36 50

12 oil-stones 6 00

12 sand-stones 2 00

2 trucks 24 00 23 tin press-boards 93 00

All other material 119 78 7,230 92 Horses, wagons, &c.

2 horses 500 00 Repairing wagons 802 20

Horse-feed 1,539 96 Horse-shoeing 161 50 Repairing harnesses 130 00 Use of horse, ^'agon, and driver 881 00

4, 014 66 Total payment on account of binding 503,442 53
36 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Value of stock ou hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 80th September, 1870 $52, 156 38 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th (i September, 1871 i:5,610 54

No. 6.

statement sliowing the disbursements on account of IWiograpMng

and engraving for the Senate and Rouse of Representatives^ from the 1st October, 1870, to the SOth Septeynber, 1871, inclusive.

3,550 copies plate 5, for report on total eclipse $663 85

3,550 copies plate for report on total eclipse 497 00

3,550 copies plate for report on total eclipse 406 30

3,550 copies plate for report on total eclipse 151 50

3,550 copies i^late for report ou total eclipse 662 10 200 copies plate for Paris Exposition reports ,. 16 00. 1,500 coi^ies plate for Rules of Road at Sea 90 00

9 relief plates for Raymond's Report on Mines, &c 204 88

6,150 copies map of Alaska : 61 50

17,000 copies connected map of the United States, for the report of General Land Oface, 1869 3,740 00

1,675 copies of plates of "Lodges," for Raymond's report 80 00

2,175 copies of plates of map of Santo Domingo 32 62

1,000 copies of plates for auuual report of Columbia Institute 65 00

6,150 copies charts for Coast-Sarvey report 47 97 300 copies i)lates for Patent-Office siDecifications 1,754 73

300 copies x)lates for Patent-Office specifications 2, 097 66 Paper for same 2, 479 00

6,150 copies charts for Coast-Survey report 137 76

8,000 copies of portrait of Hon. Jolin Covode 200 00 Engraving cut of furnaces 26 60 Engraving cut of Judiciary seal , 25 00 Engraving two cuts, headings for Interior Department 24 00 Engraving twenty diagrams for Coast-Survey report 182 40 Engraving tw^o autographs 10 00 Engraving three cuts for House Reports 48 and 49 72 80 Engraving ten cuts for Raymond's report 85 00 Engravings for agricultural report for 1870 2, 441 00 Engra^dng plates for Patent-Office report 16 00

16, 270 67
EEPORT OF THE COXGRESSIOXAL PEINTER. 37

Xo, 7.

Statement sJioicing the estimated cost of the uniinished icorl: in hand September 30,1871.

Title or character of wort.

Printino; and paper for the same.

Printing. Paper.

Agricnltnral Eeport 1S70 811.790 00 Smithsonian Eeport. ISTO 554 40 Land Office Eeport. (French.) 1S69 121 20 Treaties and ConTeutious 240 00 Peport Commissioner of Patents, vol.

2, 1S69 Index to same for 1570 Coast SuTTey Eeport for 1569 1 Surgical History of the VTav Eeport on the Xinth Cen.sus. in 3 vols.

.

Eeport of Committee on Outrages in the Southern States Catalogue Medical Library

Opinions Court of Claims, vol. 6 Eoll of Honor, vol. 27 List of Dangers in Pacific Ocean

Outline Descriptions of Military Posts.

Circular Xo. 3, Surgeon General's Office. lonial Charters and Constitutions itronomical Ob.servations Appendix 1 to same

Case of the United States, Alabama

Claims, in French

Eeceipts and Expenditures

Extracts Light-House Board

Eeport of Bureau of Engraving and

Printing

List of French Light-houses Commissioner of Customs

Trea.sury Department Wht Department

Post-Office Department Xavy Department

Luterior Department

State Department

Agricultural Department

Library of Congress

Senate

I House of Eepresentatives

Total 46. 753 59

524. 677 05

2, 477 20

1, 951 20

99 54

2, 991 00

20, 337 00

9f) 00 532 65 312 00

00 93 60 S95 20 160 20 635 55 705 75

180 00

1, 094 00 , 379 20

36 00 129 60

18 08

1, 167 63

1. 415 44 11.223 07

359 54

71 52

141 92

1. 761 29

306 44

101 66

154 33

536, 467 05 584 40

139 28

240 00

3, 644 88

1, 981 20

99 84

4. 409 44

31, 560 07

8527 00

1, 252 00

12, 420 00 510 00 540 00 923 00 338 00 872 00

1, 060 00 572 00 457 50

90 00 892 49 383 82

1, 029 92

93 60

2, 656 49 160 20

941 89 807 61

180 00

1, 248 33 379 20

36 00 129 60 527 00

1, 252 00

12, 420 00

510 00

540 00

923 00 338 00 872 00

1, 060 00 572 00 457 .50

19. 471 50 107, 626 81
38 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 8.Comparative aggregate statement showing the earnings and dis- hursements for the year ending September 30, 1871. By amount of printing, binding, and lithograi^liiug executed, as per Statement No. 1 $679, 819 75 By amount of printing and binding executed, as per Statement No. 2.. 908, 512 49 By amount of work done on unfinished documents, as per Statement

No. 7 107,626 81 By amount of work executed in stereotype foundery 2.3, 519 25 By value of stock on hand, printing department, exclusive of machinery,

September 30, 1871 130, 514 03 By value of stock on hand, binding department, exclusive of machinery,

September 30, 1871 95, 610 54 By machinery added during the year for printiug department 6, 629 20 By machinery added during the year for binding department 5, 687 25 By amount of sales of x)aper-cuttings and i)rinted matter 34, 439 53 Total earnings for year 1, 992, 358 85 For amount stock on hand September 30, 1870, printing de- partment ^ . $108, 955 35 For amount stock on hand Sex^tember 30, 1870, binding de- partment 52, 156 38 For amount expended for printing department, as per State- ment No. 3 627,535 41 For amount expended for binding department, as per State- ment No. 5 508, 442 .53 For amount exi)ended for x^aper, as per Statement No. 4 483, 108 50 For amount ex]3ended for lithographing and engraving, as per Statement No. 6 16, 270 67 For amount of unfinished work, September 30, 1870 89, 336 18 1,885,805 02 Amount of earnings in excess of expenditures 106, 553 83
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSION^AL PRINTER. 39

Xo. 9

Sfatemenf slioiriiifi the numter of persons? enijiloiird in the 2)nhJtc pr'niiiug cduI hindinfj during the year ended Sepiemher 30, 1S71, icith the Ictjth of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extrm u-orl: PUBLIC PSIXTZN-G.

Time

employed. %

j Days.

•280 $1, 165 75 44i 186 50 162* 704 50

27J- 108 50 143| 612 25 65f '271 50

•211* 690 50

•253| 1, 129 89 257 1, 074 50

285i- 1, 175 50

3 12 00 300J 1, 348 50 841 380 75 144i 568 25

1, 033 50

1 277 1, 145 50 291f 1, 272 75 2591 1, 179 50 304| 1, 314 75

471- 191 CO 2501 1, 082 25 511 205 50 2731 1, 154 75 304| 1, 313 75 272f 1, 166 25

1291 559 75

189^- 823 25

28-2f 1, 176 25

3021 1, 295 25

355 00 261i 1, 060 50

300|- 1, 242 25

3105 1, 309 25 262i 1, 119 00 2981 1, 243 50 239f 1,013 75

5 20 00 62* 256 25 183f 776 25 3051 1, 297 50 252i 1, 055 00 308* 1, 336 00 3091 1,471 50 1161 592 50 3041 1, 439 50

1

Xame.

X. F. EtlieU H. T. Brian

J". A. Slianklin E. M. Spedden. John Furlong A. S. Boemstein

"William Tonng

Alfred Thomson

r. Glenroy

F. J. McFadden

Adrian Spear

I F. B. Stitt

! William Franklin

j George Gregory

B. J. "Wynkoop

O. H. iJ"ealy Maurice Joyce

Allen Coffin E. W. Kerr

H. G. Otis

J. M. A. Spottswood.

C. M. Robinson

G. J. Webb

M. D. Helm

H. Groshon W. E. is'ott WilHam Ethell Andrew Grogan

Isaac Fuller A. T. Lillie W. Deloe

F. H. Gervais

J. "W. Thomas

B. A. Swan

P. H. Smith

C. F. Gilmore

A. F. Pvandolph W. H. Xorton M. Brosnahan

C. W. Schell B. F. Barrows

William Eutherford.

G. W. Hinman

B. A. Church

C. L. ISTewhall

Bays.

365 313

313

313

761 310i

301J I 1, 286t

204i

2r-6s 310

245>j 309 2791

3111

303^^ 313

84 313 290i

•293 284i 3081

158f 2271

261i

293

295i

299i

3091

268-5 2795

305g- 313 3101

3115

2821 313

298

309i:

.303i 2401

30-21

l!fame.

800 00

669 35

669 35

570 20 433 11 404 68 764 87 500 04

484 61 490 43 375 46

35;» 21 473 37 1G8 G5 706 59 204 66

614 55

491 73 692 86 455 43 501 56 429 38 352 33 472 63 308 70 594 16

9-26 00 157 00 416 41 251 75 275 00 445 50 247 25 236 75 370 50

399 25

430 00 j 390 75 ! 210 00 I 253 00 200 50 312 50 337 00 012 50 331 75

R. W. Goggin

J. G. Boss W. A. Wilson W. J. Travis

B. Sherwood. A. D. ifewbold

J. M. Driver

B. S. Piatt

C. M. Bowman

C. H. Davis

A. E. Flemming W. E. Eamsey

C. W. Denham

J. S. Williams .. F. A. Elioderick Keith Smith

A. McLean

J. F. Bearusley

G. W. Howard

A. P. Marston

H. A. Forseman

L. H. Douglass

B. E. Dailey

E. A. Cronin

J. T. Callaghan | 2725 W. H. Ketchum

P. F. Sprecher W. F. Holton

J. Bovee

T. W. Hay

H. G. Ellis

J. W. Xott

Oscar Alexander

J. H. Jenkins James Dougherty

S. McL. Byington

P. A. Caton

]Sr. A. Swart H. F. Barbour James Crossfield

I. H. Lathrop : . .

.

Samuel Wehrly

C. M. Cyphers

G. H. Stone

D. W. Beach
40 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the public printing, <^'c.—Continued.

Name.

William McFaiiaue

J. C. Quein

B. A. rord

A. F. Cliilds Mary S. Greene

J. D. Chedal

J. P. Boss

R. W. Claxton

C. H. Wilson W. A. Mellis James Jack. W. C. Sefton.. ..... W. G-. Spottswood.. W. S. Brooks

J. W. McCreary . .

.

J. M. Craig

D. W. IrA-ing A. Stiarwalt, jr E. U. Stitt Thomas McGowan.

G. W. Diller Alfred Bailey W. M. Boyd

S. M. Davis

S. IsTunemaker

S. E. Mullau W. H. Hickman . .

.

W. G. Bnrges Lewis Petrie

C. A. S. Harris George Bailleul Prank Burr

0. P. Mattingly . . .

.

E. L. Toomer W. H. Marll

G. E. Medairy Thomas Pealej^

P). K. Hackman

M. Y. B. Stevens...

J. K. Pobinson

G. W. Greenwood .

.

H. Walker

J. M. Maloney

E. L. Scott E. C. Smith W. H. Sweeney....

C. P. Thomson

A. G. Gilmore

Days.

293i

301|

302 282|

276J

309i- 311i

306J

2321

3111-

309i- 267^

308t 285i

271|

2941

310i

293i- 42 187|

265i

3091 2981

.2651 303 300J

286i

303^

177§

301m

30.5i 282f 300f

2911

51

2fi8^ 310i

591 297i

5 276i 2721

286 213}

3101- 259i

f1, 265 25

1, 410 00

1, 406 25

1, 326 75

1, 107 50

1, 247 50

1, 306 50

1, 283 50

1, 114 25

1, 438 50

1, 217 75

1, 319 25

1, 132 25

1, 288 50

1, 128 25

1. 160 25

1, 197 50

1, 320 25

1, 412 29

168 00 772 50

1, 075 00

1, 318 50

1, 304 00

1, 099 50

1, 265 50 1,297 75

1, 184 25

1, 284 25

811 75

1, 311 00 158 00

1, 313 50

1, 199 00

1, 278 00

1, 228 50 204 00

1, 097 25

1, 363 50 249 50

1, 273 25

20 00

1. 161 50

1, 153 50

1, 187 00 873 75

1, 342 50

1, 055 00

Name.

John Peer

B. J. O'Brien

C. W. Brown

J. C. Williams H. W. Gray

T. P. Pitzwilliam ... W. E. Childs A. E. Quantrill

C. D. McPherson....

Oliver Shaw W. H. Dennison

A. H. Brown

J. T. Taylor M. C. Poss

J. L. Slentz P. L. Leyjburn

T. J. Waters

S. P. Lathrop

S. W. Curriden W. W. Troup

J. C. Weise W. L. D. Young

James Power

C. Dusenhery

C. P. Axtell

C. H. Thompson

P. Burrows L J. Jamison Eugene Connor

Morris Piggott W. A. King

0. C. Butler M. Is . Amis W.M. King W.C.Gates W. H. Collins

C. A. Brassier W. P. Atwell

Charles Daneuhower

O. B. Church

C. A. Park

J. A. Myers E.M. OdeU W.H. Watson

John B. Smith

J. E. McBride M. A. Crowley . . H. M. Ewiug

>^ 0

o

P< '® o

<v

fi += BH

Days.

96|

62-^ 251 25

819 75

1, ML 10 291 1, 209 75 298— 1 ORQ no 268 I, 004 n't 1, O'iU 0\J

1 o«Q no 1, (iov uu 0003 1 OAR OK 313 1, 286 25

073 151 00

2971- 1, <lL)D to 309g 1 o'kK i^n 223 1 0'^7 9t ±, \jO i AO

014Hq7S 929 50 139 556 00

1, 248 50 238J 1, 017 50 22g 90 50 252| 1, 083 75 84| 338 50 282 1 239 75

581 00

on I 325 25

QRl yOg 420 25 273g 1, 164 00 270| 1, 170 00

20

1

80 50 26J 104 50 246| 1, 037 25 281} 1, 197 00 226J 942 00

275-|- 1, 118 25 208 928 7.5 2685 945 08

238g- 1 Al sj AA1, Olo 00

252|- 1, 049 50 233i 987 25

46} 201 25

6i 26 00 233| 995 25 39| 176 00 251i 1, 107 00 203i 873 25 210i 942 00

73} 332 00 122 528 25
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons emjjloyed in the i^iiblic imnting, ^-c. —Continued. 43

ISTame.

H. O. Holly

S. B. EngHsli

E. J. Clauson

G. W. Ho^rland

T. D. Miller Ella Tail W. A. Heaton

B. C. Donahue

L. X. Prpscott H. C. Osgood John T. Heck

J. H. Fairman M. W. Mitchell A. C. BibighaxTS J.M. F. Hongh

C. E. Garrett

J. T. Drake

E. B. Eynon

! J.B.King

I C\-rns Davis

L. Woodward

J. E. Mickle

J. L. Harrington William Woodward

.

E. H.White

B. F. Wright W. E. Spedtleu John Goodrich

D. M. Covey

J. E. Eatcliffe James Eobiuson

A. M. EobinsoD William Saum W. J. Mills

J. H. L. Eager

H. H Twombly

AV. A. Hartmau W. B. Donaldson

C. P. Brown

Benjamin Fugitt

C. E. Hall

E. H. Tabler

T. D. Larcombe

J. E. Bright

L.M.Cady

J. B. Close

G. W. Bowen

Stanley Snodgrass .

Days.

2135

192i

25|

20^

1041

40|

292- 93|

139|

1| 114i

107f

74|

57i 68|

87J

8143|

75

8017 180 297i

266i 166g

311i

3091- 163 261i

291

285g- 283

3081

307g- 283| 291i

227^

311i- 278i

246-1- 255^

311i

292f

2891

33

25

$931 00 209 75 363 75

770 00 102 50

80 50 424 00 176 00 119 50 384 75

561 00

7 50 473 00 432 50 302 25

227 50 278 50

360 50 335 50 177 00

300 00 321 50

68 00

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Jeff. Smith

Levi Kagle

J. W. Palmer

E. A. Scofield

J. L. Wright

G. H. Moore

J. A. Downing 1 J. H. Fletcher

G. C. Baker

C. O. Alexander

A. W. Leyburn, jr T. D. Smith Thomas Maloney

A. P. Beatty

D. A. Farnham

Wesley Montgomery.

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J. H.Kahlert. . W.H. Shomo

H. P. Acker

J. S. Powell Frank Davies

Julian Higdon

C. B. Eatcliffe E. W. Eeese

S. E. Brooks

S. E. Cook

A. A. Smith .y W.T.Clarke yl.

J. S. Burnside

J. S. Kemon

'W. H. Duling

D. Killafoyle W. H. McFadden

G.B. Appo

E. V.Eice

D. W.:Bruce

G. H. Scidmore Edward Malone John Waller John Wright W.H. Cole M. Thompson

Hugh Hart

J.W.DelSTeane

A. J. Donaldson

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40 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9. —Persons employed in the imMic printing, tj-c.—Continued.

Name.

Thomas F. Malier A. J. Preall William Farrington

F. J. Eobiuson Edward Duff

G. Gordon John Burnside

J. G. Hudson

G. W. Swift E. Sloan E. A. Taylor

L. T. Cook

Irvin E. Scott John Fisher Columbus Hall John Metcalf

Morris Earrett W. D. Eedfield

C. E. Montgomery

D. C. Reeves

E. A. Porter

Charles Pearson , J. E. Heatley John Van Arsdale

C. W. Hurdle

A. E. Sardo

TTilliam Hardy

James McGlinn W. G. Dunn

TT. E. Heatley

F. H. Sage

J. A. Dawson

J. F. O'Brien

G. W. Krcamer

A. H. Jones

C. E. Beach

F. -W/Eyan

I Henry Evans

F. C. "Woodward M. M. Caldwell

S. E. Bateman

M. E. Swain i 247

C. H. Hojjliins Mary Joyce Mary Schafer Mary Croghau

Lizzie Sollers Ellen Kendricks

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Jane Wright

Martha Mayhew

A. M. Palmer

Elizabeth Allen Annie McGuire

E. W. Stokes M. E. Keene Mary Martin Annie Dalton Maria Benter Fannie Lee Kate Cole Amanda Barnes

Sarah Tennison

L. A. Kidwell H. A. Travers M. W. Jones

Celinda Higby

Mary .O'Brien Anuie Mitchell Jennie Loughory

L. Y. Adams

M. Hampton

Addie Edgerly , Kate Moriarty Martha Allison

C. C. Gibbons M. V. Kilby

Mary ISTaUy Mary Hill Elizabeth Mangan

I^-. M. Fisher Mary Barry

J. Donnelly

Delia Cremen

F. V. Dobson

Catherine Burke

J. O'Conner Maggie Evan

H. Tompkins

Mary Mills Sarah Campbell Margaret Sweeiiej' Eosa McClelland

Ida Brown

C. A. Bates

F. A. Grant

Elizabeth Croghan

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140 49 Margaret Gormley •256

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Bettie Pumphry . . .

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A. M. Barnes

Elizabetli Fallalove. Kate Lynch

Jennie Cox

L. V. Biggs

J. M. Wilkiuson L.L.aark W. C. ticck D. C. McGiven

Thomas Siuon TT.H. Carr

E. TVheeler

E. C. Sonles W. S. Seymour

M. T. Lincoln

^Villiam Robinson George E. Patten . .

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J. TT. Hughes

A. L. Carrier

J. T. Keleher ^. C.McCloud

T. W. "^V]r;te

: ;::is Hughes

.;. T. Whitaker

j James McKiuuey. .

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ij Samuel Dorsey

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Henry Delany Emanuel TTebb

TTilliam Cra^vIord.

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J. H. Gleason

Zilarshall Brown . .

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George Sline

' Ed. Fitzgerald

Tinci-iit Lemon

Jlichael Guerin John Buckman

G. Coakley

J. X. Dorster

Charles Fletcher

J. AY. O'Conner

Sylvester Jordan

Patrick Mcilanus .

.

Lewis Thomas

Moses Foskey

E. P. Dunning

Benjamin Fox

A. M. Parsons

H. Selby

G. M. Smith

\rilliam Fuller

G. MuUoy , Joseph Morgan

vSeth Skinner , Lafayette Torrey... Dennis Hanlon Henry McCoy

Manson Pobinson .

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L. A. Iradella

J. M. Grant

Pv. P. Clarke /. ATilliam Funis

S. G.Forbes

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11 $30 25

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36 89 10

365 912 50

313 704 25

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1 44 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printinfj, ^-c. —Continued.

Name.

F. P. Kiramell

F. G. Alexander

P. A. McMauus

J. F. Gates

G. ^Y. Siiiitli Frank B. Baker Kaymond Burch

Michael Eyan

Charles L. Bozzell. .

.

W. B. Sayre

D. C. Pauggold

G. M. Raiib James jSTally F. A. Punggold

J. A. Claxton . George Eecar

G. S. King

Alexander Elliott, jr W. B. Kelley

J. S. Smith

T. Quinlin W. M. Lapoi te John C. KeUey

H. C.Cowell

E. W.Morgan

Edward Eowzee

S. L. Eowzee

P. L. Eodier Thomas Eich W. S. Scott M. Barringer A. L. Settle E. B. Yarnell W. M. Belt

C. Y. Langtree

E. Laporte

G. ^y. Hodges

F. M.'stuart

ISr. Watkins

J. S. Jones

C. B. Hough

Benjamin F. Webb, .

.

A. Gordon

J. K. Shoemaker

E. S. Sloane

J. H. Lowrey

A. T. Boreland Stephen Brown

Days.

305 $364 53 289 345 87 211 254 87 300 350 01 85i 99 75

282i 329 59

79 92 16 244 284 76 313 365 15 230^ 268 92 23U 281 24

223i 430 32

188i 219 92 175i 204 75

107-i- 125 61 99 115 49 312 1, 452 26 313 1,238 33 311 1, 305 26 312 765 25

308 728 70 313 760 65

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123J- 496 50 110 440 00 27 130 50 100 402 00 313 1, 245 60 313 721 08

Name.

Annie Killen

Bessie Marshall A. M. Meachara Joanna Corridon K. E. Gardner

E. J. Thomilson

J. W. Bnssy

Jerry Eobinson gliomas B. Penicks . E. A. Drake

Kate Shorten George Fordham

Israel Summers

George Dice John Tafe M. D. Pettys

T. E. Shorten John Shorten , Eichard Beriy

J. S. Learock W. H. Myers

WOliam Hendly

E. A. Sikken James McKenua . .

.

J. "W. Harrison, jr . .

.

Phillip Corridon

J. W. Whaples Thomas Washington James Sullivan

F. W. Baker Moses Mardry

Dennis Lyons. .

.

Thomas Hand ...... T. Shugrue

Ellen Sheahan ...... William Laughlin. .. Thomas Mullen

J. A. Hicks

Patrick Quirk, jr W. A. Bartlett

J. P. Morse

J. W. Work

E. A. Beal

J. B. Mansfield

F. M. Dodge

C. W. Baker W. L. Aughinbaugh.

J. A. Scott

Days.

96 $192 35

105 181 50 308i 513 15 303i 509 15 297^ 501 75

31A 72 71 313 908 90 272i 711 82 313 1, 669 35 156 624 00 313 1, 043 35 313 1,155 65 313 988 80 309 850 45 3101 869 16 304i 761 25 254 635 00

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EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTER.

No. 9.~Pcrsons employed in the pahJic priniiug, J-c. —Contiuued. 45

Xame.

s. r. Henry "U'ebb

D. B. Gallatin. A. D. Brock .

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Xame.

PIECEWORK.

J. A. Bonliam

AV. L. Angliinbauiili

J. S. Gourlay

G. TT. Fowler WaUace Brewer W. H. MiUer

•Jere. Sterner James Austin

D, Fowler

A. Laralette Augustus Douath

J. T. Benson

Daniel Grady

Butler Dilley

L. H. Patterson ^. H.Myers

E. Oyater

Ed. Morgan

Bv. B. Topham

Arthur McXelly

J. P. Morse W. H. Wyant • A. E. Piatt

TT. P. Thompson

J. L. Sinn y. J. Cos

A. T. Maupiu

•J. A. Scott

T. W. Hay

A. P. Marston

X. A. Swart

A. D. Xewbold

•J. VT. Sherman

C. G. Merrill.....

C. A. Brown

•J. G.Bess

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1, 295 77

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J. E. Anderson

M. L. Littlefield

J. F. Maupin

J.F. Beardsley

"William McFarland

J. ^. Palmer

ATilliam Krohr

E. H. Thomas

Th. Meuuier M. X. Amis

Patrick Feehan

Stanley Snodgrass .

.

D. A. Farnham W. A. King

E. T. Fletcher

I). G. Day

C. F. Axtell A. T. Harrington John Sesiiford Morris Pigutt Eugene Conner

William Edelen C.H. Thompson

J. T. Denneason

F. Burrows

L. S. Chauviu

Ti'. A. Griswold

E. L. Thomson

J. E. Ellegood

0. C. Butler

J. T. Taylor

1. J. Jamison

S. A. Towers

Alexander Dercourt Samuel Perley

C. TT. Bohinson

J. D. Forney

C. A. Anderson

Simeon Johnston

J. H. Fletcher

0. B. Church

TV. S. Marr

C. W. Denham

Thomas Fealy

C. 'W. Horner

F. J. Waters

P. F. Sprecher
46 EEPORT OF THE CON

Tno. 9.

Persons employed in the

fGRESSIONAL PEINTER.

inibVic printing, ^fc.—Continued.

Name.

H. M. Ewing W. A. Wilson John Donnell

J. R. Mickle Cyrus Davis

J. E. Eatcliflf T. D. Smith

A. Bresnahan M. A. Thompson .

.

M. Burrows

M. M. White

S. Adams

A. "Wilson

J. Barry M. Fenton M. Eiddle

G. Parker

H. SteTvart M. Brick M. "Wickham

A. Conner.. K. Reapsomer

M. Simons

C.Bates

C. Palmer M. E. Ryan

M. Bryan

M. J. Flaherty .... C. Ward

A. Connell M. Purdy

M. McCarty

L. Reed

R. Walling

S. Partridge M. Dawson

V. Power

M. Cline M. ISTeedham

E. Osmond

A. Callahan M. MciSTamara

J. Davison A. Piggott

C. O Leary

C. Mills M. Clancy

S. Martin

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81 47 120 83 125 40

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480 66 368 60

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448 56 350 57 348 84

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Name.

Divine , E. Bailey . .

.

Oakland .... French

Callan D. Bond

Marche

Daily

. Garrett Colgan Moon

Lackey

A. Carroll McCooey

, A. Graves . .

.

Anderson Thompson . .

.

Edmouston. . Wilson

. Atchison Fowler

Rutherford . .

.

Anderson

Williams A. Burdette . Shean . i Rcdgers

Flemming . .

.

Wells

Bailey French

Stockholm . .

.

Wood

Buckley

Flaherty

E. Sherwood. Wright

Cook

Silvers Waters

Maguire

F. Carey

Harrison Boyle Landvoigt . .

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Connolly Minoag

Dickson
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the 2)ul)lic in-'intiny, cj-c.—Coutinuecl.

49

Xame.

.. J. Grinnan. .

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J. McDowell

-

Heiiell Davis Korts

E. Martin ... M. .Jones

i. La BiUe

-

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E. Conway

F. Bellmau

Ida Collins

J. Lyons - M. A. Clancy

J. Gaubert

H. Murphy

M. Fordliaui M. Courtney

S. Lyncli

S. Hess

E. Gray

H. Daily

T. Keefe

B. Duiiy

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T usby

j Kan ! Toole

I

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' E. Donoho .

: Kcnnelly

'.'nmmiskey. ;

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j i '. Howard

K. McGarr

>r. Jamison

Giberson

r. Knott

-V. Hoilije I ''1. Mcukins I L;t TTontaine

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454 34 308 06 347 79 491 05

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M. Davis

V. Bryan

L. Tucker

J. Heise M. McDonald

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A. Love

A. Hughes

S. Dixon

O. Purcell

S.J. Snyder... M. J. Morris .

.

M. Halroan . .

.

M. Fox

M. "Woodend.

.

E. Germon

J. Howlin M. Sullivan . .

.

M, Markham .

.

H. Eyan

C. Bryan M. Gallagher . S. Hnsted

E.J. Proctor.. E. H. Stanton. M.Collins H. Morris

E. Hill

J. Hellings

T. Y. Arnold..

E. E. Lyons... M. Clark A. Manning. .

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M. A. Stone... E. Handebeau

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J. Crider

J. Morris M. Burke

S. Hughes

J. Mayhew

K. Grant

A. Sutton

L. Jackson

C. Townley . .

.

M. TTalsh M. Fuller

E. S. Spencer..

E. Mabsen

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320 26 150 49

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REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIOJs AL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons emj^Joyed i)i the 2)iil)lic ininiing, cf'C. —Continued.

Jfame. Ifame.

J. Clarke.;....

J. Iiigraliara .

.

K. Stevens M. MattiDgly . S. Collins Marj' Sullivan

L. Clark M. Eeilly

J. Lare M. Keyworth . M. E. Jones . .

.

E. Havenner .

.

Ida Sorrell L. "Wilson M. Eandall.-.. D. Haper

A. Pleasants .

.

A. Butler M. A . Joyce . .

.

A. "Walsh M. 11. Wrenn . S. Kleiber

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$9 62

69 97 47 54

153 64 56 46

6 06

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83 90

31 59

13 68 25 43

15 20

22 20

14 10

16 02

9 03

3 60

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S. E. Haines A.Keefer M. Sweeney

L. Hays

M. E. Little. J. Martin

E. Kleiber

C. Power

M. Buckley M. A. Hardcastle. M. Qninn

M. "Ward

I.E. Eoclie A. Ealpli

S. E. Burch

L. Piggott

B. Carver

A. Benson

E. Joyce M.Keating

E. Dickerson

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74 58 265 24

.592 79 200 33

539 35 307 15 125 52

509 56 543 30

151 09 282 52

555 54

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PUBLIC BLN^DING.

365 1,800 00 312 1, 248 00 313 1, 530 67 D. p. Steele 273i 1,094 00 195 1, 040 01 Daniel Murphy 307 1 228 00 312i 1, 354 18 G. L. Tracy 290-i- 1 161 00

311^ 1,349 85 J. E. Gaily... 248f 1 019 00 313 1, 356 35 J. H. C. Hollins 87f 419 00

3101 1,243 00 A. W. Luhrs 11 44 00

300 1,200 00 E. J. Gibson 224i 920 00

296i 1,185 00 A. A..Henry 2961 1 187 00

310 1,240 00 Thomas Beckett 307^ 1 230 00 305i 1, 221 00 W. V. Bain 284i 1, 138 00 304i 1,217 00 H. Hyde 270f 1 083 00 2521 1,010 00 3101 :i 242 00 297i 1,203 00 J. P. Moran 3001 1 201 00 286^ 1,146 00 TV. T. Bodeusick 296i 1 186 00

294|- 1,179 00 James Stewart 3121- 1 250 00 285J 1, 142 00 309i 1, 322 75 301 1, 204 00 E. S. Metcalf 291 1 164 00 293i 1, 173 00 J. L. Eatcliffe 307 1 228 00

' 280i 1, 121 00 T. M. Triplett 296^ 1. 186 00 308 1, 260 00 C. T. Elwood 270^ 1. !)S2 00 3081 1,235 00 C. A. Williams 287 1, 229 50 291 1, 164 00 287 1, 148 00

308i 1,234 00 108^ 434 00

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J. W. White

J. W. Mattiugly. ... D. W. Landvoigt W. B. E. Williss..-. Charles Lemon

E. A. Manning

J. E. Buehler Augustus Jacobs. .

.

Ig. M. Knott

T. E. Stewart A. G. Hullett

J. H. Maine Henry Morgan

A. Titzsimons

G. Eosewag

B. J. Burnell Thomas Songster. .

.

J. "W. Meyer

J. H. Paterson

E. TYakeling

"William Gaisberg.

.

Samuel Koockogey.

S. T. Crawtbrd
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 49

No. 9.

Persons employed in the puWc printing, tj-c. —Contimied.

J. W. Pyemont

H. Harmer

C. H. Bowne

H. C. Dobbs , George CorlievS James McXally

E. 3\ Eckloff. ./ W. J. Ckrk /. William Scott

J. J. Bynies Deimis Toomey

H. C. Espey

T. O.May .1. J. A. Landvoigt W. B. Burger M. B. G( rdon

G. W. Fisher

C. iL': Tretler Andrew Tafe

J. T. Blakeney

T. S. Stebbiiis G. E. r. Brltt... K. B. Harford

Charles Filey

F. C. I'hilpitt Peter Byrne

E.. A. Coiinell

J". E. Bullock

T. S. llobiuson

Tlios. S. Baylie G. D. Burck

C. E. Walker Henry McGivern

G. W. Francis, jr J. A. Perkins Henry Weise

J. W. Bcall

J. H. McCormick

F. P. Cunningham

C. H. Koeliler Jame.s Head

John Espey

T). A, Thompson

C. F. Weser

J. C. Hodges

T.J. Kelly

AViliiam McLane

A. I). Stidham CP. P. Wroe

Days.

294

284i

2831

282f

279i

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190i

153i 312

286

313

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C. S. Willis

J. P. McKean

James St. Clair

J. W. Houx

P. F. Foster

F. Seibert W. D. Hotchkiss . . .

.

B. Chase

G. H. Maurer

C. H. Walker

J. A. B. Espey

Alexander Bain George Barnes

J. A. Toomey W. F. Clarksou J.P.D. Caton Frank Miller

D. AV. Barnitz Andrew Melville .

.

Jacob Reiher W. D. El wood

J. H.Bush

C. L. Dow den John Doherty

E. Pumphrey

L. W. Denham

Thomas Menshaw . H. T. Houck

G. W. Francis, sr. .

.

A. A. Smith

William Howlett .. M. A. Dubois

C. W. Spencer Martin McCormick

E. Ridgway

J. T. McGowan

W. M. Glover

S. W. Bowen W. C. Hunt

J. L. Eentzler Charles Fowler

P. J. Caldwell Gustavo King W. H. Moran

John Cole Charles Knott

William Hayes

P. C. Gillon

J. W. Harrison

Days.

29i)i 302 280i

248i 282i

308 307

274i 29ei

310i

295

2894- 307

302i 312i

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I EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, tf-c. —Continued.

Name.

J. D. Conner

J. W. Hoover

J. B. Smith

J. B. Rupley

George Singers Thomas Kehoe

D. P. Mahoney

a. H. Bodensick

Mark'llaiforth

T. J. Hopkins W. G. Evans

Jds. Mafldren W. G. Elliott Eugene Gallagher. .

.

T. W. Dutcher

Alfred Thomas

jr. V. McGraw

C. H. Welsh

J. H. Graham

Maurice Flynn

E. A. McPherson, jr

.

S. AV. Lewis

George Griffith

J. C. Motherheii H. L. Wells

T. Haswell W. F. Johnston

Cecilia Crow

Annie Reilly

E. V. Sanderson Annie Jarvis K. H. Locke M. R. Fenton M. E. Dow

L E. Westerfleld . . .

.

A. E. Rea

J. E. Bennett

Chailotte Teatman.

.

M. E. Moore Annie Harmon

Lizzie Lacey

L. A. Caulk

C. Crooks

S. E. McCaiferty M. A. Wasney

,E.B. Morl-y Rebecca Hacker

Margaret Soloms

Days'. 306i $1, 193 67 199 844 00 2341 939 00 319 00 192 768 00 172 683 00 1521 611 CO 134i 538 CO 135^ 542 00

21 84 00 26 104 00

11 44 00

11 44 00

11 44 00 109^ 438 00 I02i 410 00 lC2i 573 00 3101 479 12 3l0i 478 74

310 477 99 309 428 83 312 372 06 308i 368 29 310i 362 25

306 356 99 275 320 84 247i 288 75 748 00 309J 618 50 29a 578 83 244i 488 50 275J 551 00 13 26 00 307 609 67 '2m 565 00

146 292 00

123i 238 33 127} 246 00 312 565 18 206 i 414 09

172- 32 53 292 535 35

301.} 565 51 309^ 579 41 302| 556 85 3114 582 63 149| 274 08 2881 528 93

Name.

Maggie Byrnes

J. C. Rumscy

K. G. Marcellus Rose Dowden Mary Rhyon

Jennie Cathcart M. A. Fisher M. Falconer M. Whittier

S. Ritter

E. Osmond

S. A. Town

E. M. Cole Jennie Goss

Louisa Wells Fannie Malone Eva Walker

S. J. Snyder

Florence Love

Harriet Gillott P. A. Schermerhorn

S. E. Copeland

Jennie Pairo H. W. Hobbs Mary Cornwall Middleton Bovven.. Alice Johnston

L. Y. Adams

T. B. McNamee

Mary TJtley R. M. Darby

B. Brookhart M. E. Keleher James Johnson

J. C. Smith

I. J. Phoenix

O. Stuart M. E. Bailey Annie Sadler

E. A. Duffield A. R. Weaver

M. Counsellor George McCauley.

.

Gertrude Nolasco..

Lizzie Gaughran... Annie McPherson . S. A. AVhite

E. T. Coke

289?' $530 28 297| 553 87

108i 303 91 156 235 99 283^ 519 28

285.^ 533 28 282i 517 4G 310 603 84 257 471 16

299J4- 548 82

53 106 00

524- 95 78 283 552 92

308 564 07 306i 574 69 280 513 33

282^ 518 38 2501 Z' 50

2531 498 43

~2GA 415 ?n

21 Oi 335 91 149£ 274 54 14If 273 79 311i 415 36 2731 364 99 253f 333 33

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5;86i 382 33 307 409 35 311^ 583 34 309i 412 67

305^ 407 00

305,V 407 34 278 489 80 163 217 34 305 406 69

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297 • 395 98 952 127 67 272 362 GO im 181 67

. 244 34 1982 265 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No, 9.

Persons employed in the puMic printing, ^-c. —Continued. 51

Name. Name.

A. M. Terrell Emma Earp

Letitia Jackson. .. Sallie Best Florence Cowling. V. H. Eletcher . .

.

George TTebster .

.

Thomas Mullen. . W. S. Marchael . .

.

T. A. Kennard.... Jolm Lynch

Moses Smith Wniiam Cruso Arthur Summers .

.

W. T. KeUy

Lot Cullinan Michael Droney. .

.

Patrick Quirk

Josejjh Morgan . .

.

E. A. Eenton

Charles Barr

O. B. Chrismond .

.

G. G. Koehler John Hastings Burr Lucas

J. M. Heck

Edward Darby

S. V. Boyd

Lewis Huber

C. C. Peck

Patrick McNamee

C. L. Graenacher.

.

G. L. Eeady

James Frank Hiram Spear Heny Matthews .

.

H. J. El wood

J. T. Bryan

William Jordan . .

.

J. H. Tilghman.... Eobert Logan Manson Robison .

.

George Preston . .

.

James Mahoney .

.

Isaiah Mitchell Mary Barry M.J. Topham....

Days.

1461 $195 66 108i 144 67 107 142 67

73 124 00 18 24 00 365 1,204 50 182 600 60 183 603 90 313 782 50 303^ 759 37 313 782 50 365 821 25

365 889 50 307 690 75 307 775 58 25f 57 94 32f 73 40

14 31 50 132 297 00 42 94 50 312i 707 02 289i 657 39 299i 673 30

31 Oi 756 75 313 704 25 303^ 682 87 2271 512 42 293A 668 81

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39^ 88 87 168i 378 00

18 40 50 18 40 50 28^ 64 12 26 58 50 28* 64 12 27^ 61 87

221 50 90

26i 59 62 422 18 559 12

Mary Eox

S. J. Dayis

Charlotte Yeatman

S. E. Copeland Kate KeUy

Mary Miller M.E.Dove

Eoselia Scott M. A. Broadbeck. .

.

N. C. MidcUekauff.. M. L. Yarney

Jennie Pairo. M. S. Gordon Emma Hooker

S. Y. Stansbury M. A. Geddes Emma "White L.Y.Klapfer

Margaret Bryan . .

.

E. B. Corner Mary McDonough .

.

Sallie Michael M. E. Orr

Days.

PIECE-WORK. M. E. Coleman ... EUa Morris Mary Morris

J. Eutherdale Margaret Stewart Margaret Kennelly .

.

Isabella Johnston Eva Walker

Fannie Fair , Mary Gallagher

S. E. Cronin

J. Goldsborough M, E. Dulaney M. J. Martin M. M. Eeilly L, S. Seeders , E. J. McElfresh Ann Brannon

Ella Gallagher

Eittie Mitchell

ISr. M. Tibbetts

C. E.Kennedy.

Mary Honan
52 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persona employed in the public printing, <^c.—Coiitiuned.

Mary Fraunc.is. . Ella Douley

C. Keuneker

J. E. Minor

L. Mack

Ada Glover

R. Tolson Mary McKenna.

Mary Fagan

Ella Hanrahan . .

Laura Hunt

L. Meriam

Sallie Eowan

Martha Bradley . Annali Smith

Frances Straub .

Alice Stone

Mai-oaret Shields

C. Monahan

M. W. Lee

I. C. Moore

Susan Lemon M.J.Hand

Jennie Boswell. .

Ella Eiley

J. A. Warren

Annie Withey .

G. Mitchell Adele Lafon

Louisa Brown —

Kate Sprigg Margaret Cronin

L. Dennison M. E. Gary

Ida Westerfield .

Name.

$451 00 637 51 388 90 580 ()•> 505 32

440 90 568 26

427 77 360 64 582 07 495 19 227 52 620 53 579 20 308 38 539 82 269 13 578 32 525 79

53 45 568 78 438 70

519 79 312 81 450 14 397 29

460 39 616 33 437 49 440 30

488 64 513 59

426 10 256 64

46 11

A. H. Liudsley

J. E. Bennett. - Mary Atchison

: L. A. Gates

jl L. Force

i S. E. Twitchell .-. C. E. Peterson Mary Hooper Lura McNall

Sarah McCarthy... M. E. Downing

F. M. Reed M. E. Hill Virginia Magruder.

L. C. Estahrooks . .

Mary Shugrue

E. G. Hays

Nellie Kraft M. A. Burns

D. B. Stack A. V. Hunt

Josephine Clark '. .

M. E. Barry

A. C. Francis Minnie Shiver Minnie Smith

Ellen Sullivan A. E. Stokley Kate Sullivan Susan Guerin Rose Kleiber

E. Huntress

E. Rivaux M. L. Ludlow

1

Days.

$344 00 : 578 75

322 91 768 27

' 390 24 414 10 28 80

391 33 497 47 545 42 523 48 489 79 i 513 80 : 502 78 : 553 68 j 216 98 i 199 as I 39 06 \ 160 76 256 24

133 27

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