S8TH Congress, ) HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. i Mis. Doc.

1st Session. / ( No. 21.

THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE SUPERIITENDEIT OF PUBLIC PRIITIM,

SHOWING

The condition of the Public Printing and Binding.

JaxuarY 20, 1864. —Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed.

Office Superintendent Public Printing,

Washington, January 20, 1864. Sir : Herewith is submitted the eleventh annual report of this office, showing

the condition of the pubUe printing, binding, &c., in order that it may be laid before the House. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, JNO. D. DEFREES,

Superintendent Public Printing.

Hon. Schuyler Colfax,

Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Office Superintendent Public Printing,

Washington, January 20, 1864. The following report of the "exact condition of the public printing, binding

and engraving, the amount and cost of paper and materials purchased, and the number of hands employed," is submitted to Congress in compliance with the

provisions of the joint resolution in relation to the public printing, approved on

the 23d of June, 1860. The last annual report contained the transactions of this office during the year commencing on the 1st of October, 1861, and ending on the 30th of
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September, 1862. The present report is of the transactions for the year com- mencing on the 1st of October, 1862, and ending on the 30th of September, 1863. During the last year the amount of printing required by the Government,

and especially by the Executive Departments, has been very great, much greater

than at any former period. The necessity for this increase, it is needless to say, is to be found in the existing condition of the country.

The following table of the disbursements for the years 1862 and 1863,

respectively, will show the extent of the increase

1862. 186.3. Public printing, including labor and materials,

except paper .$172, 531 02 $285, 664 80

Paper for the public printing 206,437 21 *830, 802 06

Lithographing and engraving 23,739 27 64,126 38

Public binding, including labor, machinery and

materials 146, 682 63 223, 945 80

549, 390 13 1, 404, 539 04

To meet this increased demand for printing and binding, I have been compelled to add to the machinery and materials to so great an extent that there is no room in the building for any more, and yet much more could be profitably

employed if the present amount of work is to continue,. To facilitate the work

as much as possible I have employed, during the past year, several presses in some of the private printing establishments in this city, and yet there are several large documents ordered by Congress which are unfinished solely for the want of room for additional presses. In view of these facts, I respectfully submit to Congress the propriety of making an appropriation to enlarge the building and to increase the machinery

and materials of the establishment, as I am confident it would result to the pecuniary advantage of the Government.

Under the law I am compelled to execute the orders of Congress and of the Departments, and can have, of course, no control over the amount ordered to be printed ; but I hope it may not be regarded as improper for me to suggest

that a great saving to the Government may be made by omitting to print

many documents which are of no general utility, and to ask the attention

of Congress to the subject.

The increased cost of labor and materials of all kinds has, of course, added

greatly to the cost of the printing and binding done during the last year ; yet, the saving effected over the prices paid under the old system has been very

considerable, as will be seen by reference to the tables herewith submitted.

--The paper remaining on hand, however, on the 30th of September, amounted to $253,372 38.
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Detailed statements showivg the quantity of work executed during the year end- ing on the "^Qth of Septcjnher, 1863, are appended hereto, as follows : No. 1, Sliowiiig the cost of the printmg (exclusive of paper and engravings)

if charged at the prices estahlished by the printing act of 1852. Xo. 2. Showing the cost of the same printing under the present system. No. 3. Showing the disbursements for paper for the public printing. No. 4. Showing the disbursements for lithographing and engraving. No. 5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding. No. 6. Showing the cost of the same binding at the prices allowed previous to the establishment of the government bindery. No. 7. Showing the number of hands employed, and the amount paid each. THE PUBLIC PRINTING. By this term must be understood that portion of the work coming directly

under my own control ; the employment of workmen, and the purchase of the necessary machinery and materials, except the paper and engravings. The

orders for printing emanating from the executive and judicial departments,

forming now much the larger portion, are filled as rapidly as possible, and, I

think, without unreasonable delay. Being usually of great urgency, and find- ing it utterly impossible to complete them as required for the public service,

and at the same time finish the documents ordered by Congress, I very reluct- antly suspended the printing of some of the least important of the latter. The

documents which, in part for this reason, are yet unfinished, are as follows : Repo7-t of the Commissioner of Patents on Arts and Manufactures.—This

report will embrace descriptions and engraved illustrations of the patents

granted in the years 1861 and 1862, and will make four volumes, 41,550 copies

of each of Avhich are ordered to be printed, making 166,200 volumes to be

printed and bound. One volume of this report has been completed ; another is printed and nearly ready for binding ; the engravings for the third are finished,

thongh not printed ; and the fourth has not yet been commenced. It will probably have to remain in its present condition until after the adjournment of Congress. Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture.—This report is comprised in a

single volume of 632 pages, 131,550 copies of which were ordered to be printed.

100,000 volumes have been printed, 27,000 of which have been bound, and the residue will be completed at an early day.

The Coast Survey Report is about half printed, and will probably not be

completed for several months. 8,750 copies, with maps, are to be printed in quarto form. The Smithsonian Report is nearly ready for the binder, and will be completed at an early day. It will make a single volume, 11,550 copies of which

are to be printed.
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Report, Part 1.—This volume will comprise about 800 quarto pages,

of wliich 22,050 copies are ordered. The printing will be completed, in a few

days, when it will be placed in the binder's hands. On the 12th of February, 18G3, tlie House of Representatives ordered the

printing of five thousand copies of the Report of Captain Reynolds^s Exploration of the Yellowstone River, the manuscript of which has not yet reached this

office. With these exceptions, the printing of all the documents ordered at the last session of Congress has been completed.

The documents accompanying the message of the President at the commence- ment of the present session, although unusually voluminous, are being printed

with as much despatch as the capacity of the office will admit of, and are in a much more advanced state than ever before at so early a period of the session. The printing of four volumes has already been completed. The bills, joint

resolutions, and other matter required for immediate legislative action, are in- variably printed and returned to Congress on the day succeeding that of their reception in this office. The cost of the public printing executed during the year ending on the SOtli of September, 1863, as compared with the amount the same printing would

have cost under the printing act of 1852, will show the pecuniary advantage of

the present system over the one which immediately preceded it. This comparative statement exhibits the following figures, viz : The printing executed during the year ending on the SOtb of September, 1863, would have cost, under the act of 1862,

(see statement No. 1,) the sum of ^566, 625 82

The total amount expended in the execution of this work, and

the purchase of additional machinery, (see statement No. 2,)

is 285, 664 SO

Exhibiting a saving in expense of 280, 961 02

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING. The seventh section of the present printing law directs the manner in which

the paper for the public printing shall be procured, leaving little or no discre- tionary power with the Superintendent. The paper contracts, as the law re- quires, have all been awarded to the lowest bidders, after extensive and pro- longed advertising for proposals, and considerable competition; and all the

paper, AAnth a few unimportant exceptions, has been procured from the contractors. The unusually large sum expended during the year ending on the 30th

of September, 1863, has been caused by the greatly increased quantity of writing paper required for printing blanks, the large advance in the price, and

by the necessity of having on hand a sufficient quantity to serve through the winter months, the want of which has heretofore seriously embarrassed the
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operations of tliis office, and, on more than one occasion, entirely suspended the

printing for a time. A detailed statement of the paper purchased, and the

price paid for each particular kind, is appended hereto, (marked No. 3,) from

which it will be seen that the whole amount expended is $830,802 06, of which

there remained on hand on the 30th September last quantities of all kinds

amounting in value to the sum of $253,372 38, showing the aggregate quantityconsumed to be of the value of $578,429 68. It is but a simple act of justice

to acknowledge here the importance of the services rendered by the contractor

for furnishing the writing papers. Large and frequent requisitions for paper have been made upon him at short notice, at a time when the ordinary channels

of transportation were greatly interrupted or entirely closed, all of which were

filled by him, regardless of trouble and increased expense, with a promptitude

highly commendable.

LITHOGRAPHIiXG AND ENGRAVIXG.

Wherever practicable to do so, this work has been given out by contract, after due publicity, to the lowest bidder. The whole amount expended during the year ending on the 30th September, 1863, was $64,126 38. Of this sum

$13,826 04 was for the Senate; $30,507 86 for the House of Representatives;

$19,395 11 (principally for parchment commissions, non-commissioned officers' warrants, and soldiers' discharges,) for the Adjutant General's office, and the

residue in the execution of sundry small orders from other bureaus of the Government. A detailed statement of the work executed and paid for will be found

appended hereto, marked No. 4. THE PUBJJC BINDING. Except for a short period during the last fall, when the workmen were on

a strike for higher wages and a reduction of the hours of labor, the operations of

the bindery have progressed in a satisfactory manner. The quantity of work

required by the Executive Departments has increased with the creation of new

bureaus and offices, and the enlarged operations of the Government ; but it has been supplied with great punctuality. The prices of all the materials used in binding, like those in every other branch of business, have materially increased;

yet, notwithstanding the cost of the work executed, as compared with the cost of the same work under the old system, Avill show a fair balance in favor of the

former, as will be seen from the following statement : The cost of the binding for the year ending on the 30th September, 1863, at the prices paid for work and materials of a similar character previous to the establishment of the Government

bindery, would amount to (see statement number 6) $302, 760 19 The expenditures on account of this work have been as follows : Cost of materials, &c., on hand on the 30th September, 1862 $22, 000 00
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Brought forward $22,000 00 $302,760 19

Cash payments and indebtedness on the 30th September, 1S63 (see statement No. o) 223,945 80

245,945 80

Difference in favor of the bindery 56, 814 39

Add cost of materials on hand September 30, 1863 . . . _ . 23, 961 00

Add the cost of paper shavings, &c., sold and unexpended . 16, 692 72

Sliowino' a saving of - 97, 468 11

RECAPITULATION.

The act of Congress establishing the Government Printing Office went into force on the 4th of March, 1861. The books of the establishment have been

so kept as to show what the work ordered would have cost, if paid for accord- ing to the prices fixed by the law of 1852, and the actual amount of money ex- pended in its execution. The result as thus ascertained from the 4th of March,

1861, to the 30th of September, 1863, is as follows : Savingincostofprinting,fromMarch4,1861,toSeptember 30,1861. $35, 407 86

Saving in cost on blank books and ruling 8, 084 60

Saving in cost of printing, from October 1, 1861, to September

30, 1862 99,210 34

Saving in cost of binding and blank books, same time 62, 803 72 Saving in cost of printing, from October 1, 1862, to September

30, 1863 280, 961 02

Saving in cost of binding and blank books 97, 468 11

Total saving since the establishment of the office up to September

30, 1863 583, 935 65

The character of the printing and binding, in material and workmanship, is superior to that furnished under any system which has preceded the present;

and the experiment of the Government doing its own Avork, both as regards its quality and the economy of its cost, may be regarded as completely successful. JOHN D. DEFREES,

Superintendent of Public Printing.
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No. 1. Statement sJiowing the cost of the printing executedfor the legislative, executive,

andjudicial departments of the government during the year ending on the 30th

of September, 1863, at the prices established by the Printing Act qflS52.

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the LOQO Title or subject of document.

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Portions of several documents ordered at the 2d session of the 37th Congress, which were unfinished on the 30th of September, 1862. (See Report

of 1862, page 3) $29, 501 48 FOR THE SENATE.

Sitfi Congress, 3a session, and special session oj 1863. EXECUTIVE DOCUMENTS.

Annual Message of the President of the United States to Congress, with

the accompanying documents, in full, (in 5 volumes) 2, 830 2, 800 346 62 Annual Message, Diplomatic Correspondence, Reports of Heads of Departments, and Repoi'ts of Chiefs of Bureaus, without statistics, (in 2 volumes)

1,788 10, 000 5 323 58 146 5, 000 262 80 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agi'iculture, (unfinished) 10, 000 Annual Report of the Secretary of State on the Commercial Relations of the United States with all Foreign Nations 1,024 3, 000 894 72 Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey, (unfinished) 4, 200 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Atfairs 432 3, 000 593 46 Annual Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Ofiice 146 1, 000 122 96 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Public Buildings 8 1, 000 5 04 12 500 7 56 Annual Report of the Officers of the Asvlum for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind 20 500 12 60

16 500 10 08

28 500 17 64 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents on Arts and Manufactures,

10, 000 Report of Major D. Ferguson, on the route from Tucson, Arizona, to Lobos Bay, on the Gulf of California 24 3, 750 86 48 Report of Major General W. S. Rosecrans of the Battle of Stone River 578 3, 550 1, 319 53

Military Road Report of Captain John Mullan, U. S. A 370 3, 050 1, 275 08

9. 550

3, 816 93

All other executive documents, being those of which the usual number of

copies only (1.550) were printed 1, 016 1, 550 2, 481 09 MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS.

List of Committees of the Senate 4 5, 350 17 29 Message of the Governor of Utah to the Territorial Legislature 16 2, 550 26 25 Annual Report of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, (unfinished)

5, 000 Army Register for 1863 152 3, 000 727 96 Navy Register for 1863 248 3, 000 216

40 11, 550 150 92 Act for enrolling the Militia, &c 8 21, 550 52 56 Acts and Resolutions of the 3d session 37th Congress. 312 4, 000 853 48

All other miscellaneous documents, being those of which the usual number

338 1, 550 603 29
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No. 1—Continued.

0) 1 ci Title or subject of document.

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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Report of the Joint Select Committee on the Conduct of the "War

756 6, 550 $2, 419 91 Part 2.—Battles of Bull Run and Ball's Bluff 512 6, 550 1, 692 12 Parts.—Western Department, &c 660 6, 550 2, 048 77 other committee reports, being those of which the usual number of copies only (1,550) were printed 856 1, 550 1, 389 44

Executive CoTmnuniccitions Treaties &fC printed in confidence . .-. 492 80 565 59

626 1, 550 913 27

1, 816 700 1, o^u 78 General Order of Business 272 75 40

J^iscellaTieous 177 61

Total for the Senate 32, 446 50 FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Thirty-seventh Congress, 3d session. EXECUTIVE DOCUMENTS.

Annual Message of the President of the United States to Congress, with

the accompanying documents in full (in 5 volumes) .. 2, 830 6, 550 $9, 249 86 A.nnual IVXessage and Foreign Correspondence 952 20, 000 5, 297 88 Annual Message and Reports of the Heads of Departments 146 10, 000 372 01 Annual Report of the Secretary of State on the Commei'cial Relations of the United States with all Foreign Nations 1 024 6, 550 4,178 34 284 10, 000 812 39 Annual Report of the Secretai'y of the Treasury on the Condition of the Banks of the United States 212 6, 550 920 23 Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey, (unfinished) 4,550

120, 000 Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents on Arts and Manufactures,

ol, DOU Letter from the Seci'etary of the Navy relative to League Island &-c 32 5, 000 41 60 256 6, 550 804 51 Report of Captain Reynolds, of the Exploration of Yellowstone River,

6, 550

12, 500

12, 928 11 All other executive documents, being those of which the usual number of

3, 528 1 550 7, 280 44 MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS.

List of Members of the House of Representatives .. . ....... .. 8 3,050 22 12 10 4, 100 40 10 Annual Report of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, (unfinished)

6,550 Report of Colonel J. D. Webster on the practicability of a Ship Canal from

8 5, 000 20 40 16 5, 000 40 80 152 3, 000 141 81 52 10, 000 200 75
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No. 1—Continned.

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Title or subject of document.

3nSCELLAXE0US DOCUMENTS—Continued. Act to provide a National Cun-ency, &c

Act for enrolling the National Forces Act to provide Internal Revenue The Internal Revenue Laws, &c., with Index and Marginal Notes. The Pension Laws

All other miscellaneous documents REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs on the Defences of the Great Lakes j Report of the Select Committee on Government Contracts Report of the Joint Select Committee on the Conduct of the War : Part 1. —Army of the Potomac

Part 2.—Battles of Bull Run and Ball's Bluff Part 3.—Western Department, &c

Battle at Fredericksburg

All other reports of committees

Reports of the Court of Claims

Journal, Appendix, and Index , Bills and Joint Resolutions , Order of Business and Calendar

Miscellaneous

24 152

94 426

16 218

756 512

66040

684

74

744

1, 114 268

10, 000

20, 000

15, 000

16, 550

10, 000

1, 550

5, 000

6, 550

10, 000

10, 000

10, 000

25, 000 1,550

1,550

1, 680 590

300

Total for the House of Representativeg.

|101 92

49 52

88 92

887 00 359 52 887 16

20 80 737 03

2, 162 54

1, 464 58

1, 887 93 156 00

1, 019 94

101 79

1, 170 22 924 62 547 20

223 27

55, 132 31
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No. ] —Continued. Statement slioiomg the cost of printing, S^c, at the 'prices established hy the printing act of 1852. FOR THE EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL DEPARTMENTS.

Executive Mansion $49 60

State Department

Secretary's office $1,941 37 Consular biireau 511 75

Diplomatic bureau 23 80

Agent's office 636 31

3, 113 23 Treasury Department

Secretary's office 2,935 15

Comptroller's office 201 51 Second Comptroller's office 179 77

First Auditor's office 203 32 Second Auditor's office 2, 125 39 Third Auditor's office 356 26 Fourth Auditor's office 691 04

Fifth Auditor's office 260 07

Sixth Auditor's office 1,162 75.

Treasurer's office 3,164 69

' Register's office 10,979 37

Solicitor's office 36 04

Office of the Commissioner of Customs Ill 23 Bureau of Construction 43 56 Coast Survey office 741 08

Office of the Light-house Board 1 , 244 83

Office of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue 47,496 91

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency 343 80

Office of the Direct Tax Commissioner 191 50

Office of the clerk in charge of stationery 2, 650 49 75,118 76

Interior Department

Office of the Secretary 428 47 General Land Office 1, 340 72

Patent Office 861 05 Indian Office 503 14 Pension Office 5,896 51 Census bureau 100 15

Office of the Commissioner of Public Buildings 22 90

Office of the Metropolitan Police 568 52

Office of the Washington aqueduct 137 16

Office of the Capitol extension 126 52

Office of the Commissioner of Emancipation. 13 00 9,998 14 War Department

Secretary's office 457 47 Adjutant General's office 166,901 58

Quartermaster General's office 35,934 64
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No. 1—Continued.

"War Department

Subsistence office $15, 086 57 Paymaster General's office 3, 534 90 Surgeon General's office 7, 942 50

Engineer's office 524 17 Bureau of Topograpliical Engineers 25 00 Ordnance office 27,705 71 Cavalry bureau 65 25

Office of the Proyost Marshal General 37, 889 09

Office of the Director of Military Railroads 290 68

Office of the Commissary General of Prisoners 855 01

Office of the chief Signal Officer 529 38 Headquarters Department of Washington 1,665 00

Military governor of Alexandria 132 62 Washington arsenal 72 40

$299, 611 97 Navy Department

Secretary's office 4,633 92 Bureau of Yards and Docks 627 68 Bureau of Construction 737 35 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting 1,882 75 Bureau of Provisions and Clothing 2, 161 22 Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography 2, 814 05 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 426 83 Bureau of Steam Engineering 609 09 Bureau of Xavigation 151 21 Kaval Observatory 3,544 20 Navy Agent's office 156 16 17,744 46

Post Office Department 25, 385 43

Office of the Attorney General 839 88 Department of Agriculture 7, 143 33

Office of the Superintendent of the Public Printing 154 04 Library of Congress 348 58

Judiciary

Supreme Court of the United States 9, 375 98 Court of Claims 446 24 Supreme court of the District of Columbia 82 44

Circuit court of the District of Columbia... 33 90

Criminal court of the District of Columbia 49 95 United States marshal of the District of Columbia 49 60 10,038 11

Total for the executive and judicial departments 449, 545 53 RECAPITULATION.

Legislative

Senate United States, 37th Congress, 3d session 32,446 50 House of Representatives, 37th Congress, 3d session 55, 132 31 Both Houses, 37th Congress, 2d session 29, 501 48 117,080 29
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No. 1—Continued.

Brouglit forward $117,080 29

Executive

Executive Mansion $49 60

State Department.. 3,113 23 Treasury Department 75, 118 76

Interior Department 9,998 14 War Department 299,611 97 Navy Department 17,744 46 Post Office Department 25, 385 43 Attorney General's office 839 88 Department of Agriculture 7,143^33

Superintendent of the Public Printing 154 04 Library of Congress 348 58 439,507 42

Judicial 10,038 11

Total 566,625 82

No. 2. Statement showing the dishursements on account of the public printingfrom the

1st day of October, 1862, to the 30th day of September, 1863, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.

Salary of the Superintendent $3, 000 00

Salaries of three clerks, at $1, 800 each 5, 400 00 Amount paid for temporary clerk hire 874 76 Per diem of messenger, at $3 60 1, 317 60 $10,592 36 Contingent expenses of office 2, 618 61

13,210 97 PUBLIC PRINTING.

Pay of EMPL0Yf:s, etc. : For the month of October $11, 215 80 November 11,891 74 December 14,688 44 January 14,980 36 February 15,367 12 March 15,915 71

April 16,395 52 May 17,133 01 June 17,908 82 July 16,237 92 August 15,108 48 September 15, 434 90 Amount paid for printing executed out of the office 13, 665 30 $195,943 12
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No. 2—Oontiuued.

Brought forward $195,943 12 Machinery, etc. : 1 large Hoe's cvliuder press, engine, and fixtures $15,714 92

1 Hoe's double royal cjiiuder press and fixtures 1 , 750 00

4 superroval cylinder presses and fixtures 5,962 18

I Hoe's little jobber 600 00

1 Washington press, No. 5 205 50

4 Franklin presses and fixtures 1,946 00

3 ready proof presses 202 50

1 mammoth standing press 214 65

2 stamping presses 21 00

5 folding machines 1,767 50

1 drilling machine 230 00

1 Sheridan cutting machine and 2 extra beds 486 75

1 Semple cutting machine and extra clamp 263 50

2 large machine knives 30 00

Repairs to machinery, &c 4, 153 68 33,548 18 Improvements and repairs : Alterations and improvements in machine shop, warehouse, coal- house, ink room, water closets, &c 1,957 44

Gas-fitting, plumbing, &c 2,872 49

4, 829 93 Tools, implements, and materials : Stereotype plates 4,819 54 Type, cases, brass rule, and all other implements 14,691 44

Printing ink 3,814 13 Cumberland coal 2,125 00 Sperm oil 815 48 Gas 1,159 08

Sirup, molasses, and glue, for rollers 1, 104 78

Potash 568 26 Camphene 75 50

Cotton sheeting for press cloths, towelling, twine, thread, &c 886 53 Brooms and soap 92 35 Washing press cloths and towels 100 63

Paints, varnish, &c 54 82

Stationery 140 30

Freight and cartage 543 49

All other materials 274 70

32, 328 26 Horses, wagons, and harness : 2 horses 225 00

1 wagon — 165 00 Eepairiug wagons and harness, &c 359 05 Horse feed 527 60

Shoeing horses 72 65 1,349 30

Carried forward 267,998 79
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No. 2—Continued.

Brougbt fonvard $267,998 79 Printing the post office blanks by contract : October $1,130 39 November 789 48 December 936 36 January 1 , 372 55 February 757 43 Marcb 798 15

April 1,443 84 May 799 60 June 722 61 July 1,404 41 August 810 17 September 992 79

11,957 78

Total payments on account of the public printing during the year ending Sep- tember 30, 1863 279, 956 57

Indebtedness on the same account on the 30th of September, 1863 5,708 23

Total amount of payments and indebtedness , 285,664 80

No. 3.

Sfatemc7it siioioing the dishursemcnts on account of jpapcr for the 2)uhHc frint- ing from the \st day of October, 1862, to the 3Qth day of September, 1863,

inclusive. Printing papers:

2, 224 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4 561. $10, 147 00 300 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6 50. 1, 950 00 432 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6 67-|-. 2, 883 60

112 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6 75. 756 00

1, 300 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $8 25. 10, 725 00 300 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $8 50. 3, 400 00

25, 378 reams, uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $9. . 228, 402 00

$258, 263 60

1, 950 reams, calendered, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $5 44.. 12, 558 00

1, 000 reams, calendered, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $8 12.. 8, 120 00

1, 000 reams, calendered, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $10 08. 10, 080 00

6, 525 reams, calendered, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $12 32. 80, 388 00 Amount of revenue tax refunded 1 337 09 111,483 09 300 reams, sized and calendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at$6 47i 1,942 50

300 reams, sized and calendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 32 inches,

at $12 50 3,750 00
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No. 3—Continued.

Writing papers : 620 reams quarto post, 8 pounds, at |1 20 $744 00

840 reams quarto post, 8 pounds, at $2 1,680 00

2, 813^^ reams quarto post, 8 pounds, at $2 24 6, 302 69

100 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at |1 35 135 00 736 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at $2 52 ] , 854 72

128 reams quarto post, 11 pounds, at $3 08 394 24

32 reams flat cap, 12 pounds, at $1 80 57 60 256 reams flat cap, 12 pounds, at ^ 768 00

864 reams flat cap, 12 pounds, at ,$3 36. 2, 903 04

24 reams flat cap, 14 pounds, at |2 10 50 40

84 reams flat cap, 14 pounds, at $3 50 294 00 1,684 reams flat cap, 14 pounds, at $3 92 6,601 28

64 reams flat cap, 15 pounds, at $4 20 268 80

48 reams flat cap, 16 pounds, at |2 40 115 20

52 reams flat cap, 16 pounds, at $4 208 00 1,464 reams flat cap, 16 pounds, at $4 48 6,558 72

140 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $3 60 504 00

152 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at |6 912 00 528 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $i6 72 3, 548 16 96 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at |7 672 00 806 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at $7 84 6, 319 04 126 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at $4 50 567 00 126 reams dovible cap, 30 pounds, at |8 40 1, 058 40 720 reams demy, 16 pounds, at $2 40 1,728 00 300 reams demj, 16 pounds, at $3 60 1,080 00

1, 000 reams demv, 16 pounds, at $4 4, 000 00

2, 662 reams demj, 16 pounds, at $4 48 10, 133 76

96 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $7 672 00

98 reams demy, 26 pounds, at $3 90 382 20

1, 925 reams double demy, 32 pounds, at $8 96 17, 248 00

1, 100 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $2 40 2, 640 00

1, 083 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at |3 60 3, 898 80 620 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $4 2, 480 00

4, 497-^^ reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $4 48 20, 149 92

103^0^ reams folio post, 17 pounds, at $3 74 387 65

468 reams folio post, 18 pounds, at $6 04 2, 358 72

340 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $3 1, 020 00

128 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $5 640 00 532 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at |5 60 2, 979 20

3, 289 reams double folio post, 32 pounds, at $8 96 29, 469 44

837 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $7 28 6, 093 36 55^ reams medium, 40 pounds, at $11 613 25

64 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $12 60 806 40 79 reams superroyal, 56 pounds, at $]5 68 1,238 72

280 reams semi-parchment, 21 by 31 in., 32 pounds, at $6 40 . 1,792 00 482 reams semi-parcbment, 21 by 31 in., 32 pounds, at $7 20. 3,470 40 403 reams semi-parcbment, 21 by 31 in., 32 pounds, at |8 3,224 00

1, 450 reams semi-parchment, 21 by 31 in., 32 pounds, at $9 60. ]3, 920 00

4, 012 reams semi-parchment, 21 by 31 in., 32 pounds, at $11 20. 44, 934 40

120 reams semi-parchment, 20 by 24 in., 23 pounds, at $5 17^. 621 00
16 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 3—Continued.

344 reams semi-parchment, 20 by 24 iu., 23 pounds, at $6 90. $2, 373 60

1, 334 reams semi-parchment, 20 by 24 in., 23 pounds, at $8 05. 10,738 70

80 reams semi-parchment, 21 by 22 in., 22 pounds, at $5 50. 440 00

174 reams semi-parchment, 21 by 22 in., 22 pounds, at $6 3, 044 00 338 reams semi-parchment, 21 by 22 in., 22 pounds, at p 70. 2, 602 60 940 reams semi-parchment, 18 by 23 in., 20 pounds, at $4 50. 4,230 00

20 reams semi-parchment, 18 by 23 in., 20 pounds, at ,$5 100 00 380 reams semi-parchment, 18 by 23 in., 20 pounds, at $6 2, 280 00 460 reams semi-parchment, 18 by 23 in., 20 pounds, at $7 3, 229 00

80 reams colored medium, at $5 400 00

10 reams colored medium, at $7 70 00

50 reams colored medium, at |7 50 375 00

66 reams colored medium, at $11 726 00

9 reams colored cap, at $3 27 00

10 reams colored cap, at $4 80 48 00

15 reams colored cap, at $6 40.. 96 00 64 reams colored double cap, at $9 24 591 36 Miscellaneous papers 1,593 00 Express charges on a portion of the above 3, 488 80

$254, 941 57 Papers for post office blanks : 6, 500 reams, 16 by 26 inches, 23 pounds, at $3 91 25, 415 00

3, 000 reams, 18 by 25 inches, 26 pounds, at $4 42. 13, 260 00 400 reams, 18 by 18 inches, 22 pounds, at $3 74 1, 496 00

1, 000 reams, 12 by 18 inches, 12 pounds, at $2 04 2, 040 00 42,211 00 Maps and plate papers for documents ordered by Congress 31, 032 60

Total payments on account of paper during- the year ending September 30, 1863. 703, 624 36

Indebtedness on the same account on the 30th of September, 1863 127, 177 70

Total amount of payments and indebtedness 830, 802 06

No. 4. Statement sliowing the dishursements on account of engraving and lillwgrapli'

ingfrom the 1st day of October, 1862, to the 30th day of September, 1863,

inclusive. Senate, 37th Congress, 3d session

3, 050 copies of four Maps and ten Landscapes for the Wagon Road

Report of Captain John Mullan, U. S. A

3, 750 copies of three Maps for the Report of Major D. Ferguson on

the Territory of Arizona , 3, 550 copies of two Maps for the Report of General Rosecrans on

the Battle of Stone River

3, 800 copies of the Public Land Surveys for the Annual Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office

2, 800 copies of a plan for a Gunboat for the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy

$1,098 28

175 00

313 00

1,595 56

$69 78
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. 17

No. 4—Continued.

Senate proportion of 504 pages of copper-faced Illustrations for the Annual Keport of the Commissioner of Patents on Arts and

Manufactures 9,417 17 Engravings on wood and Electrotypes for the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture 1,157 25

$13,8-26 04 House of Representatives, 37th Congress, 3d session :

1, 550 copies of the Public Land Sui'vevs, for the Annual Report

of the Commissioner of tlie General Land Office 650 82

2, 550 copies of the plan of a Gunboat for the Annual Report of

the Secretary of the Xavj 98 25

5, 000 copies of one Map for the Report of Colonel J. D. "Webster on a Ship Canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River- 175 00

6, 550 copies of one Map for the Report of Major General John

Pope on his campaign in Virginia 175 00 House proportion of 504 pages of copper-faced Illustrations for the Report of the Commissioner of Patents on Arts and Manufactures 28,251 55 Engravings on wood and Electrotypes for the Annual Report of

the Commissioner of Agriculture 1,157 24 30,507 86 Adjutant General's Office : 2, 000 Army Commissions, on parchment 658 27

20, 000 Discharges, for Regulars, on parchment 2,080 13 200 Non-commissioned Officers' AVanants, for Engineer Corps, on parchment 40 67

I'^'O, 000 Xou-commissioned Officers' AVaiTants, for Volunteers, on

imitation parchment 10,800 00

80, 000 pages of plates for the work on Heavy Artillery Practice. 332 08 152,000 pages of plates for the work on Target Practice 428 00

176, 000 pages of plates for the work on Field Ai'tillery Practice.. 831 46

94, 500 pages of plates for Casey's Tactics for Colored Troops. .. 443 50

420, 000 pages of plates for Cavalry Tactics of 1841 3, 150 00

3, 000 sets of plates for Cooke's Cavalry Tactics 600 00 Engravings on Avobd for the work on Patrol Duty 31 00 19,395 11 Ordnance Office, (W. D.:) Engravings on wood for the work on the Rifled Musket, &c 181 37 Qu.^rtermaster General's Office : 1, 000 copies of Plans for Ventilating Hospitals 30 00 Ordnance Bureau, (N. D.:)

2, 000 plates for Boat Howitzer Exercise, U. S. N 48 00 General Land Office : 1,000 blank Land Diagrams 40 00 750 copies of sundry Public Land Survevs 98 00 138 00

Total payments on account of Engraving, &c., during the year ending September 30, 1863 64,126 38 H. Mis. Doc. 21 2
18 EEPORT OF SUPERIJTTETOENT

•

^ No. 5. Statement showing the disbursements on account of the puhlic hinding dming

the year ending on the 30th day of September, 1863. WAGES.

Pay op employes : For tlie month of October . $5, 594 87 November . 5, 142 69 December 5,804 08 Januarj 5,833 12

February,...., 5,66& 95

Mai-ch 6,945 58

April 6,692 21 May 7,770 68 June 7,771 25

July 8,320 87 August 8,115 31 September.... 7,947 99

181,605 60

Binding- executed outside of office - 222 50

Total payments for wages of employes- 81,828 10 MACHINERY, TOOLS, &a

1 sixty-horse-power locomotive steam boiler and appurtenances'. . - 1, 795 10 Labor and materials in building foundation for same 385 00 — 2,180 10

1 self-feeding cutting machine , 475 00

2 ruling machines, at |155 310 00

2 ruling machines, at $150. 300 00

2 ruling machines, at $125 -

" 250 00

1 ruling machine, at $145 145 00

1 ruling machine, at $100 1 00 00

1 ruling machine, (second hand) 55 00

2 standing presses, at $50 100 00

1 safety valve and fixtures 64 50

1 steam gauge , - - - 22 00

1 extra bed for cutting machine 25 00

4 finishing stands 16 00

12 knives for cutting machines, at $7 50 90 00

2 clamps for cutting machines, at $25 50 00

6 saws for sawing machines, at $3. — 18 00

8 gilding rolls, assorted 47 50

5,585 ruling pens, at $1 50 per 100 83 67 4 dozen glue brushes, at $9 50 38 00

3 dozen marbling brushes, at $3 50 10 50 New frames, gear wheels, connecting rod and pin, and roller, for embossing press...- 185 00 Brass type, stamps, ornaments, &c., assorted 298 24

32 brass-bound pressing boards, at $4 50 144 00

2,4 plain pressing boards, at 40 cents 9 60 Making 124 cutting blocks and repairing 111 old ones 51 85 368 feet of cherry cutting boards. — 22 28
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. , 19

No. 5—Continued.

12 cutting tables |46 25

Repairs to macLineiy 236 41

Total payments for machinery, tools, &c 5, 373 90 IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS.

Laying sewer from the building to the Capitol branch |1, 014 92

Additional story on brick warehouse.

.'. 2, 100 00

Alterations in warehouse, enlarging wagon houses, &c 685 55 Steam and gas fitting, plumbing, &c 1,296 37 Lightning rods 18 25

Painting roof of main building 200 00 Lot of ground 1,682 40

Carpenters' work, labor, and materials 249 49

Total payments for improvements and repairs 7, 246 98 PAPER.

Paper for blank books : 348 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at |7 $2, 436 00

' 472 reams double cap, 36 pounds, at $8 3,776 00

110 reams double cap, 36 pounds, at $9 990 00 $7,202 00

30 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $4 120 00

60 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $7 420 00 540 00

100 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $5 500 00

108 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $6 675 00

110 reams demy, 32 pounds, at $7 770 00

176 reams demy, 32 pounds, at |7 50 1,320 00

100 reams demy, 32 pounds, at $9 900 00

160 reams demy, 32 pounds, at $12 1,920 00 6,085 00

300 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $4 1,200 00 i 80 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $6 480 00 1,680 00

380 reams medium, 40 pounds, at $9 3, 420 00

50 reams medium, 40 pounds, at $12 600 00

120 reams medium, 40 pounds, at $15 1, 800 00

5, 820 00

60 reams royal, 50 pounds, at $13 780 00

40 reams royal, 50 pounds, at $16 640 00

50 reams royal, 50 pounds, at $17 850 00

30 reams royal, 50 pounds, at $19 570 00 2,840 00

60 reams superroyal, 60 pounds, at $23 i 1,380 00

72 reams imperial, 68 pounds, at $29 2,088 00 Marbled papers : 6 reams double cap, at $8 48 00

20 reams double cap, at $8 50 170 00
20 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 5—Continued.

4 reams medium, at $9 $36 00

2 reams medium, at $10 ' 20 00

18 reams medium, at $12 216 00

10 reams medium, at $12 50 ]25 00

12 reams medium, at $13 156 00

4 reams royal, at $11 44 00

6 reams lining, at $1 1 50 69 00

31 reams royal, at $15 465 00 23 double crown, at $16 368 00

8 reams medium agate, at $17 136 00

12 reams royal, at $18 50 222 00

5 reams agate, at $22 110 00 $2,185 00 Manilla and hardware papers : 18 reams, 22 pounds, at $3 96 71 28

20 reams, 45 pounds, at $4 50 90 00

13 reams, 60 pounds, at $4 80 62 40

2 reams, 65 pounds, at $5 20... 10 40

6 reams, 65 pounds, at $5 25 21 50 22i reams, 30 pounds, at $5 40 121 50

5 reams, 75 pounds, at $6 30 00 20 reams, 80 pounds, at $7 20 144 00

17 reams, 100 pounds, at $12 50 212 50 25^ reams, 130 pounds, at $13 331 50

27 reams, 130 pounds, at $23 40 631 80 1,736 88 Printing papers : 50 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 45 pounds, at $6 12 306 00 60 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds, at $10 600 00 50 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds, at $10 08 504 00

50 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 56 pounds, at $14 720 00

10 reams of cover paper, at $11

Sundry small lots of writing paper

Total payments for paper 33,864 96 BINDING MATERIALS.

27, 000 octavo cases for books, at 5 cents $1, 350 00 10,800 octavo cases for books, at 6 cents 648 00 50 octavo cases for books, at 6-^ cents 3 25 400 pieces of cloth for cases, at $8 25 3, 300 00

30 pieces of cloth for cases, at $6 180 00 200 pieces of cloth for cases, at $9 25 1 , 850 00 300 pieces of cloth for cases, at $11 3, 300 00 300 pieces of cloth for cases, at $11 50 3, 450 00 300 pieces of cloth for cases, at $15 4, 500 00 200 skins Russia leather, at $2 87^ 575 00 500 skins Russia leather, at $3 50 1, 750 CO
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING, 21

No. 5—Continued.

1, 100 skins Eussia leather, at $4 25 $4,675 00 ^ dozen Turkey morocco, maroon, at $12 6 00

6 dozen Turkey morocco, maroon, at $16 50 99 00

6 dozen Tinker morocco, blue, at $17 50 105 00

8 dozen Turkey morocco, green, at $18 144 00

16 dozen French morocco, at $32 50 520 00

6 dozen French morocco, at $39 234 00 50 dozen nisset calf, at $23 50 J, 175 00 80 dozen nisset calf, at $26 50 2, 120 00 50 dozen laAv calf, at $19 950 00

» 40 dozen laAv calf, at $24 50 980 00

15 dozen colored calf, at $47 705 00

50 dozen la^v sheep, at $7 50 375 00 20 dozen law sheep, at |7 75 155 00

12 dozen law sheep, at $10 25 123 00 60 dozen shaved sheep, at $6 12^ 367 50

182 dozen shaved sheep, at $7 25 1,319 -50 12 dozen blue roans, at $S 50 102 00

12 dozen blue roans, at $10 75 129 00 20 dozen blue roans, at $12 75 255 00

6 dozen green title, at $11 50 69 00

4 dozen -blue title, at $13 50 .54 00

6 dozen cochineal skivers, at $18 50 Ill 00

6 dozen cochineal skivers, at $21 50 127 00

20 dozen blue skivers, at $10 50 210 00 50 dozen bark skivers, at $7 75 387 00 400 dozen bark skivers, at $9 3, 600 00 80 dozen flushes, at $5 75 466 00

3 dozen parchments, at $6 50 ]9 50

122, 000 pounds binders' boards, at 3^ cents 3, 965 00 32,000 pounds binders' boards, at 3f cents 1,200 00

50, 000 pounds binders' boards, at 4 cents 2, 000 00 28,700 pounds binders' boards, at 4^ cents 1,291 50 500 pounds binders' boards, (straw,) at 4f cents 23 75

81, 000 pounds binders' boards, at 5 cents 4, 050 00 517 pounds binders' boards, (trunk,) at 6-J cents 33 60

24 packs gold leaf, at $7 168 00

16 packs gold leaf, at $8 25 132 00

14 packs gold leaf, at $3 50 119 00 24 packs gold leaf, at $10 240 00

37 packs gold leaf, at $10 50 388 50

.50 packs Florence leaf, at $3 25 162 50 20 packs Florence leaf, at $3 75 75 00

80 packs Florence leaf, at $4 50 340 00

15 pieces silk headband, at $1 25 , 18 75

10 pieces silk headband, at $1 50 15 00

10 pieces silk headband, at $1 75 17 50 25 pieces silk headband, at $1 90 47 50

25 pieces silk headband, at $2 15 53 75

$21,907 50

12, 563 25

1,047 50

577 5(1
I 22 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 5—Continued.

21 yards flannel, at 75 cents $15 75

3 yards flannel, (Canton,) at 18f cents 56

6 yards flannel, at 33 cents 1 98

15 yards flannel, at 37-^ cents 5 63 40^ yards cotton cambric, at 12^ cents 5 07 20 yards cotton cambric, at 25 cents 5 00 20 yards cotton cambric, at 31^ cents 6 25

]60 yards cotton cambric, at 37^ cents 60 00

416^ yards cotton duck, at 65 cents 270 73

83 yards cotton duck, at 87^ cents 72 62

195 pounds super gray thread, at 71 cents 138 45 408 pounds super gray thread, at 79 cents 322 32 96 pounds super gray thread, at 83 cents 79 68 402 pounds super gray thread, at 91 cents 365 82 417 pounds super gray thread, at $1 08 449 56 210 pounds super gray thread, at $1 15 241 50

48 pounds three-cord thi'ead, at $1 35 64 80

6 balls twine 40

312 pounds tAvine, at 45 cents 140 40 96 pounds twine, at 63 cents 60 48

320-^ pounds twine, at 75 cents « 240 37 2,957 pounds glue, at 17 cents 502 69

1, 139 pounds glue, at 19 cents 216 41

2, 730 pounds glue, at 21 cents 573 30 330 pounds glue, white, at 25 cents 82 50

320 pounds glue, white, at 27| cents 88 00

8 barrels flour, at |6 48 00

6 barrels flour, at $6 50 39 00

12 barrels flour, at $7 50 90 00 20 barrels flour, at $8 160 00

7 barrels flour, at $8 50 59 50

15 gallons alcohol, at 75 cents 11 25

10 gallons alcohol, at 90 cents 9 00

10 gallons alcohol, at$l 10 00 43| gallons alcohol, at $1 05 45 68

15 gallons alcohol, at $1 25 18 75

30 gallons alcohol, at $1 50 45 00

Wi^ff tons coal, at $6 75 1, 107 67 86 tons coal, at $6 25 537 50

Dyes, gums, etc. : 125 pounds English damp lake, at 75 cents 93 75

30 pounds gum tragacanth, at $1 50 45 00

30 pounds Oxford ochre, at 32 cents 9 60

$23 92

32

],662 13

441 65

1,462 90

396 50

139 68

1,645 17
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. 23

No. o—Continued.

30 pounds Dutch pink, at 17 cents $5 10 60 pounds Brazil dust, at 30 cents < 18 00 20 pounds gum hog, at 75 cents 15 00 30 pounds orange yellow, at 30 cents 9 00 14 pounds oxalic acid, at 50 cents 7 00

16 pounds gum shellac, at ,^1 25 20 00 42 pounds gum shellac, at $1 50 63 00 2 pounds gum shellac, at $2 4 00 2 pounds indigo, at 75 cents 1 50

15 pounds indigo, at $1 80 - 27 00

10 ounces carmine, at $2 20 00 4 ounces carmine, at $2 25 9 00

16 ounces creosote, at 75 cents - 12 00

4 ounces gamboge, at 25 cents 1 00

All others-- 15 41 $375 36 Horses, wasons, etc.:

1 horse, ,$200 ; 1 pair of mules, $300 .500 00

1 wagon 211 75

Repairs to wagons and harness 196 05

Horse-feed 796 91 Horseshoeing, &c 47 87

1, 752 58 81i gallons sperm oil, at f2 15 175 22

33 pounds beeswax, at 62^ cents 20 63

16 pounds insect powder, at $2 32 00 67 pounds rope, at 18f cents 12 57

18 dozen red tape, at 75 cents 13 50 Gas - 394 37

All other articles 243 39 Boxing, freight, cartage, &c., on machinery and materials 2,454 09

Total 66,495 43 RECAPITULATION.

Pay of employes $81, 828 10 Payment for machinery, tools, &c 5, 373 90 Payment for improvements and repairs 7,246 98 Payment for paper 33, 864 96 Payment for binding materials, &c. 66, 495 43

Total payments 194, 809 37

Indebtedness 29, 136 43

Total amount of payments and indebtedness for the year ending on Sep- tember 30, 1863 223, 945 80
24 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 6. Statement showing the cost of thehlank hooks, hinding, ruling, Sfc.,fbr the legislative, executive, and judicial departments of the government dur ing the year

ending on the 30t7i of Septemher, if charged, at the prices paid for several years before the establishment of the governynent bindery.

Senate of the United States $27, 566 76 House of Representatives 52, 402 38

Library of Congress 358 04 80,327 18

State Department 6, 099 12 Treasury Department

Secretary's office $1 , 083 89

Comptroller's office 437 22

Second Comptroller's office 443 44

First Auditor's office 225 75

Second Auditor's office 2,656 31 Third Auditor's office 778 10 Fourth Auditor's office 1, 170 94

Fifth Auditor's office 183 88

Sixth Auditor's office 4, 085 26

Treasurer's office 1,800 85

Register's office 6,433 11

Solicitor's office 57 10 Commissioner of Customs' office 93 81 Bureau of Construction 3 13

United States Coast Sui-vey 1,009 36

Light-house Board 756 46 Commissioner of Internal Revenue 46, 238 23 Loan office 213 20

Comptroller of the Currency 620 64

Direct Tax Commissioner 602 38

Stationery clerk - 722 52

69,615 58

Interior Department

Secretary's office $868 87 General Land Office 1 , 588 84

. Patent Office 226 50

Indian Office 907 03 Pension Office 3,250 23 Census bureau *. 317 36 Commissioner of Public Buildings 7 50 Commissioner of Agriculture - 605 99 Washington aqueduct 61 62

Capitol extension 67 38 Emancipation Commission 2 00

Metropolitan Police 239 99

8,143 31

•
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. , 25

No. 6—Continued.

ATar Department

Secretary's office $869 88 Adjutant General's office , 59, 168 02

Quartermaster General's office 13,093 13 Commissary General's office 7,221 62 Paymaster General's office 1,310 19 Sm-geon General's office 3, 139 94 Judge Advocate's office 98 25

Provost Marshal General's office 10,715 05 Ordnance bureau 19, 448 64 Equipment and Recruiting bureau 558 92 Cavalry bureau 18 25

Engineer corps 38 754 Commissary General of Prisoners of AYar 734 92

Superintendent of Military Railroads 142 28

AVasbington Arsenal 81 00

Superintendent of Contrabands 3 63 Depot quartermaster 2 50 Headquarters of Defences of AYasbingtou 75 90

Headquartei's Army of the Potomac 48 00

117,114 87 Navy Department

Secretary's office $1,497 20 Bureau of Yards and Docks 154 86 Bureau of Constnrction, Equipment, and Repair 52 83 Bureau of Provisions and Clothing 4,932 15 Bureau of Ordnance 1,761 44 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 299 32 Bureau of Navigation 302 25 Bureau of Steam Engineering 6,777 25 Naval Observatory 459 62 Navy agent 6 20

16,243 12 Post Office Department $4, 395 62

Office of the Attorney General $74 52

Office of the President of the United States $8 00

Office of the Superintendent of the Public Printing $57 19 Judiciary

Supreme Court of the United States $153 22 Supreme court of the District of Columbia 280 09

Circuit court of the District of Columbia 116 12 Court of Claims 60 00 United States marshal 72 25

681 68
26 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 6—Continued.

RECAPITULATION.

Legislative $80,327 18

State Department 6, 089 12 Treasury Department 69,615 58

Interior Department 8, 143 31 War Department 117, 114 8T Navy Department 16, 243 12 Post Office Department 4, 395 62

Office of the Attorney General 74 52

Office of the President of the United States 8 00

Office of the Superintendent of Public Printing 57 19

Judiciary 681 68

302,760 19
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. 27

No. 7. Statement sliowing the numher of persons employed in tlie pvMic printing and

binding during the year ending on the 3^st of October, 1863, with the length

of time each has been employed and the amount each has received, including

pay for extra work.

'6

cuo

'a, >

'S S

(D3 S

Days. 365 .'liil 762 41 313 1,283 00 313 1 235 19 124 408 43

313 1 055 85 440 87 303^ 1 009 56 274t 913 21 272 895 88 250 962 93

62 191 42 3041 928 89

]96f 528 29 808 33

295" 1 002 41 2731

744

' 831 04 235 17 109 288 57 259| 703 33 297}

835 15 830 56 292 813 80 283f

1994 772 23 565 45 2794 742 70

9RQ" 7An / lyj 248:^ 646 34

J UOJ 462 64 90Q1 600 'V^ o<»

/ / D 00

0UC-5- 91 000 OD 287f 78Q yo 27H 751 99 278f 739 64 188i 2531

541 31 708 50 288i

269i

846 76 700 09 234 649 31 304 877 74 290i 757 46 3024 819 30 30H 801 64 2661 753 17 283f 736 55 299 802 68 309i 294i

825 21 817 54

James English . .

J. H. Cunniugliam

J. C. Franzoni . .

. T. S. De Vaughan

E. M. Speddeu . .

George Gregory . . Wm. Franklin

E. J. Burnham. .

Madison Davis . .

G. C. Forbes

E. H. Ednionstou. W. L. Jones W. D. Fowler

A. G. Seaman

J. C. C. Wba^ej. . M. R. Woodward.

R. A. Croniu

P. L. Rodier George Caton

Jas. D, Chedal . .

R. W. Claxton ... James Jack W. J. Frizzell F. J. Waters

C. W. Scbell A. J. Appleby

O. C. Ketcbam . .

Eugene Laporte .

N. W. King

W. E. Nott

J. P. Boss Abrabam Cook

Wm. Flemming .

G. A. R. McNeir .

AV. W. Maloney.

C. F. Lowrey

C. D. McPberson . Daniel Harbaugb . Geo. W. Hall H. F. Barnard David Wiber

Wm. M. Belt H. H. B. Arnold-

F. U. Stitt C. T. Allen

C. Klopfer

Henry Walker

S. McElwee, ir . .

E. MacMurray ...

Names.

Joseph Wilkes

C. W. Robinson H. A. Christine L. F. Clements

S. A. Davis

Robert Gillen W. C. Shay

George Graves George Wadsworth

H. L. Davison W. B. Cook

Augustus Rodgers

O. W. Marsh

J. Hurley

L. R. Fecbtig

Wm. Edelin

F. B. Stitt J. AV. Palmer W. N. Ball

J. H. Sessford Joseph Crandell W. H. Ketcbam

H. Hammond

G. W. Bowen

F. C. Pitman

Charles Sheer

J. K. Shoemaker

A. C. Shaw

C. A. Hunter James Charles

J. M. A. Spottswood

C. B. Hough

C. M.' Murphy

D. P. Hiclding

Wm. Baum

J. M. F. Hough

J. J. Judge

Joseph Barton

Josiah Melviu Wm. Woodward

Jas. A. Crow

J. L. Cornman

L. I. Luckett

J. R. Marshall H. H. Twombly

M. Brosnahan W. J. Irvin Daniel Grady

J. W. Nott

Days. 66f $169 97 310i 824 29

851 221 08 15H 391 52 263^

288i

707 31 792 39 213i 581 62

285 786 12 204^ 557 67 28H 770 34 261 726 97

173 497 86

262-^ 710 79

196 562 14 2471 713 60 302| 770 07 lOH 257 13 283f 724 52

261 665 40 108i 305 39 210i 589 90 55f 130 27 253| 680 62 288 788 42 909 o7(5 64, 220^ 562 71 234 656 21 192 561 01 235 650 98

171f 487 74 246 685 21 277^ 804 72 284i 790 34 300 887 21 285i 856 81 163f 475 03 295f 857 08 48i 136 80 283i 803 65 247i 694 48 83i 230 74 223i 591 23

153i 394 79

1474 377 66 2721

163i

731 87

451 04

145 381 18 266i 701 33 270i 743 39
28 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

Persons employed in the puhlic printing, Sfc.—Continued.

Names.

Isaac B. Jones

C. P. Brown W. A. De Caindrj-. A. L. Settle Jolin G. Judd

R. P. Luckett H. Groshon ' C. J. Canfield

J. D. Gangewer . .

L. C. Evans

N. Watkins

B. C. Wright

George Cochran Thomas Harper

R. S. Middleton . .

Joel S. Brown

William Foley

Bernard Casey

John U. Kutz W. H. Hale

George Bailleul T. C. Hall Wm. Bean W. A. Ensminger..

C. J. Emery

S. D. Gordon

R. M Greenwood..

Oscar Rice James McCabe

J. B. Wolfe

N. A. Nagle

Philip Cassidy

Henry Niblo A. M. Hunter

Augustus Donath .

W. S. Lyman

Young Lanktree . .

A. B. Macauley

J. S. Friel G. T. Rogerson

T. C. Spurgeon

Daniel Smith W. W. Bruce

J. B. Mehan

F. Laurence , J. T. Dennesson.

T. J. Brashears

J. W. Rowan

S. A. Towers

J. W. Connell W. H. Sweeney .

Wm. H. Marll

S. E. Mullan John Gorniley

W. N. Beaucbamp

Lemuel Bursley Michael Crider

Days. 44i $103 19 25f 71 25 260i 717 37 310 829 45 26 72 52

303i 818 02 305f 824 70 79 234 81

299-i- 823 18 287 769 90 303i 888 04 300f 876 55 157i 459 66

1 2 33

80 213 11 190| 518 40 267 748 40 75i 185 11 250 688 44 23i 57 53 86f 230 09 29 74 01 20 53 23

195i 37^

532 93

95 20 233f 608 64 177i 456 97 177i 460 10 67 188 94 161i 414 93 238 632 54 140i 366 39 98i 271 51 169i 455 32 200 527 10 180 487 13 173 471 77 130i 344 14 13i 43 14 54 143 24 164i 461 72

31 93 53 38i 102 49

5 13 33 38i 101 44

175 463 16 170 457 59 84i 224 36 112 297 21 lOH 269 61 62i 165 77 102 272 83

119 315 32 62i 165 25 247 55 278 24

71 188 09

Names.

Martin Houssum . .

G. A, Brawner

H. A. Prince Oscar Alexander . .

John Goodrich

F. R. Dorsett

J. H. Blake W. H. Peake

E. W. Davis W. H. Server Wm. Dolau

R. E. Pattison H. W. Shaw

G. W. Barter W. W. Jones

A. D. Kelly

C. E. Fisk

P. J. U. Adams . .

Wm. P. Gregg . . .

Charles Wall

Michael Fennell . .

-I A. Gordon VC. J. De VaughanW. E. Spedden....

S. McGonegal

J. E. Dowling

T. D. Larcombe . .

E. H. Tabler H. A. Johnson

L. Woodward

W. A. Ostrander... W. Y. Clark

J. L. Wright

B. F. Wright

J. W. Rover

F. Pritchard W. A. Linton

J. A. Claxton John Graham

Robert Sloane John McCleod

C. D. Parsons Joseph Johnson . .

W. S. Scott T. F. Maher

John Metcalf

T. M. Raser

O. H. Reed

George Gordon John Burnside

C. B. Smith

J. S. Tomlinson

J. S. Jones

Robert Taylor

A. J. Donaldson...

C. E. Montgomery.

R. A. Porter

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days. 17 $45 34

.37 98 01 39i 104 72

41 108 67 AOi 107 38 24 64 00 23 60 99

16 42 67

15 40 00

15 40 00

14 37 33

12 32 00

12 32 00

12 32 00 261 79 40

6 16 00

6 16 00

11 29 33 5 13 33

170 185 56

313 280 91 290^ 550 26 2521 436 47 313 283 30 313 269 40

313 269 40 313 247 69

313 269 40

31

246 69

313 247 69

97 72 00

71 59 17 195 162 .52 128 106 68 88 63 16

41 34 17 53 39 83

27 22 50

313 1,283 00 196 690 13 302^ 981 20

312| 982 45

2591 i 803 40

109 1 324 39 3121 990 17 283^ 884 97 293 925 40

302| 941 95

31 0| 952 00

307 940 46 2941 914 50

298i 920 69

294i 913 78

3021 907 14 303^ 955 93

275 843 33

310 779 20
OF THE PUBLIC FEINTING. 29

Persons employed in the public printvig, S^c.—Continued.

Names.

I -5

H. S. McLeod

Wm. Farring'ton

J. L. Fenton David Eeeves

Charles Pearson Wm. Easterly H. C. Miles Annie Kellen Kate Cavauaug'h

Mary E. "Webster Annie Suddeth Mary J. Burns Mary E. Lewis

Julia A. ^liller Sarah A. Myers

Margaret Gorman

Jane 8tansl)ury Jane M. Alderslade .

.

E. A. Eawliu^s Marv E. Williams

E. M. Moreland Martha AUi.sou Margaret Eeidy Eebecca Murray. . . .

.

Eebecca E. Myers ...

S. E. Derr

Margaret Sweeney . .

.

Mary A. Stone Agnes Maddox

Eliza Parrott Ellen Brick Margaret A. Sweeney

Joanna Harbin

Celinda Higby

Sarah Madison

Kate McKirnan

Mary Sweeney

Clementina Downs

Lizzie Burns

L. J. Crown : Sarah E. Meredith . .

.

Martha E. Cook

Annie D. Mitchell M. Pendergast

Calista Conley

Delia G. Suddeth . . .

.

Elizabeth Miller Martha A. Adrian Fanny Lee

Sarah Eussell

Isabella Henager M. L. Mangan

Christiana Metcalf . .

.

Mary E. Lautner Kate E. Harkins Georgeana Graham .

.

Mary Burke

Days. 3U7i 21U

269|

64

33+ 296*

307 306i

305 1954 274i

954- 28l|

76i

22 2044

48i

2481

40

164

39 277i

30952

310 298

274i 293

297 310i

306i 3081

274

270i

304 299i

302i 253 274i

285

1364 2964

3114 293

3004

1781 48 1024

3 250 2124

227 25Ci 225

104

1 223i

$770 25

825 59 810 19 192 66

15 60

9 33 348 68

357 08 352 10 352 69 211 38 320 42

107 16 319 73

91 02 22 91 244 05 56 29 268 44 43 42

17 07 40 62 320 31 360 10 61 45

356 39 346 64 316 31 318 12 338 48

358 82

354 57 348 61 315 55

307 95 349 83 348 73

340 65 297 56 316 85 313 68

146 78 332 68

351 18 333 69 336 80 213 19 55 47 125 65 2 50 282 81 245 85 262 16 290 47 263 30 8 75 257 69

Fanny A. Grant . .

.

N. J. Amazeen Mary A. Mag-raw . Anna Hogan

Ellen Dougherty..

Mary McVey , Lucy Jennings

Emily Eollings. .

.

Martha Stone Annie O'Brien Annie J. Smith Ann E. Shedd.... Kate Needham

Elmira E. Fowler. Anna E.. Eoach —

Joanna Corridon..

Bridget Baldwin.. Kate Moriarty M. T. Lincoln E. N. Gray

Wm. Eobinson

Jas. W. Hughes..

A. L. Carrier Wm. McLeod

J. T. Whittaker .

.

James McKenney.

A. E. Bennett Eichard Kelly . . .

.

J. D. Burt John Bush

Ephraim Dorsey.. Samuel Dorsey . .

.

Jacob McHanney.

John Schofield Dennis Bleak

A. M. Parsons W. B. Kelly John Miller

J. H. Crown

F. O. Hall Thomas Collins... F. A. Colbath . . .

.

Thomas Kelly M. W. Lauxman..

Morris Nelligan. .

.

John Yanarsdale .

.

George Hutchins .

.

M. A. Culliman...

C. A. Eeeves Wm. Adams

T. M. Crown W. J. O'Brien.... John Doherty

Edward Duff

Patrick O'Niel James Hinchy

Patrick McNamee.

<DO

mpl *So

o p

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gH

Days. 2061

231 i

218+ 250 39 187f

3

O 1 o 155i lol \J4> 116 127 56

33 A(\ 99

13 1lo^ 70/

y

64f

3i

"7/1 1 CJ 6 DU 78 & 1 91

12 iZ OU

71 / 6 vo

164i

1741 174i Of) A /II <iU4 41 159f 1 /y oy 260 1,416 4o 404 lUo o/ 253i / 01) 44 122 0/ y 61

137 606 Do 277i 000 40

303 OoU f^wn 1J nu 303 OoU iU 365 aQA ^/Q oy4 /y 365 dQA '70 Dy4 / y 365 Dy4 /y 365 046 4\3 313 ooo oy 312i 9/1 W c:r: 4Vj 00

291 DlO / 6 1344 907 fiQ 4yji oy

256 4<iO /

0

243 446 yu

179 Ivo io4 2004 44v 00

288^ 4vi 4\i 834 87 70

524 54 68

38 31 67

102 100 40 2994 354 99

310" 312 99

287 3J7 57

1094 1 15 29

241 4ii yu 248 466 4o

1884

8 106 57

6 67

123 103 86

86 71 67

192 183 12

140 167 43 313 533 42

57 107 68
30 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

Persons e7nployed in the puhlic printing, Sfc.—Continued.

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days.

([p04o 0/ 'i 1 O OQH /1 90 ft'i Qnn .)UU P»1 1 "^9 .01 04, olo ou^ y,« Olo A fi9 tt^i olo 400 ARQ. A'X 4o

p^AO Q4 Olo

olo Ooy Z\) Qlol^O 000 4U

1 1=\9 99R 00

lOo 9W9 00

OU/ ol

AO! 4U1 07U#

1 /I Q i4o

lOo 007 /io/ AOUU

97 AAUU

XOfi lOo 00

Ol.J OD/ 0<J 4yu AQO 40

188 169 12 209 79

109 R4 «A

loy 101 40

Q1 1 oil OCO AA ZO^ UU

4)OQ 70 zuo /y oil ^00 on

9'^Q /iov 90ft '^>i 9«7 9AA ^44 7/1 / 4

df^ 49

9<^ fi7 Q0 0 00

00 00

ol /iO C.) 0 7o

138-|- 112 67 lyy^ 176 37 lOi 7 84 168 148 99

45 37 50

69 57 50

313 J 051 87

- 313 '519 00 306 517 00

- 298| 667 51

- 280i 728 99

- 96i 262 59

- 125i 346 09

. 311 367 16

- Ill 98 13

- 152 237 00 142 213 00

. 141 117 50

- 141 211 97 112 93 34 313 487 03 310^ 416 18

Names.

John Hinchy

Harrison Mortimer . Michael Hill Edward Malone ... George Slim

Basil Jackson Timothy Malone

Dennis McNaniara . Thomas McNaniara

Lot Cullinan

Elias Jamieson

William Bell John Murray

Patrick Gonan

James Murphy

Charles Fletcher... Andrew Gleason —

Thomas Giddins . .

L. A. lardella Franklin Chew

Wm. Bush

James H. Becker .

Edwin Campbell

Wm. Forrest Eugene Conner

Albert Grimes

T. H. Lynch

John H. Becker . .

R. G. Langley

J. H. King

A. Pettijohn Charles Mann

J. M. Grant

Patrick Noone W. J. Barnes

Jas. H. Lynch . Thomas McCarthy

Thomas Bennett . .

Geo. D. Bowen.

Richard Barrett Hug-h Lochrey

J. W. Harrison George Dice

Jas. F. Larkin

B. F. Larcombe . .

W. C. Heck.

A. AV. Johnson

D. C. McGivern . .

John F. Fennell . .

Timothy Fealy Dennis Fealy

John Buckley

J. B. Hunt Thomas Murray . .

Blake Espey

John Tafe George Lewis

Names.

Oscar Bielaski . .

Michael White... Timothy Mangan

Mary Tobin PIECE-WORK.

A. Acton M. Acton

S. Adams

H. Anderson M. Burch

S. B. Burch....

S. F. Burch M. Bowen

E. Boyle

A. Beck .......

J. Buckley M. Buckley M. Burrows

A. Blodgett V. Butterbaugh. M. Bryan

V. Bryan M. V. Barkeman

V. Butterfield . .

A Bland M. Brick E. Clements M. A. Conner

E. Conway

M. A. Crusselle . S. Crawford

A. Carver M. Callahan H. Callahan Anna E. Corbin H. H.Carroll...

A. Clarke M. Cunningham

V. Dulany

C. Dice

B. Dulfy

R. Davis

F. Davis

C. Dulin

E. Dugan

M. Eagan

J. Eckloff

A. Feeney M. Fox

A. French

E. French M. Flemming. .

E. Flynn

E. Fowler M. Garrett

Davs. 146

77

1301
Of the public printing.

Persons employed in the public printing, ^'c—Contiimed.

31

Names,

Piece-work—Continued.

8. Goldsmith

A. Harrison

T. Hamson

E. Heffeil M. A. HeffelL... E. Higgins

S. Hess

J. Hunt

M. E. Hunt

Virginia Handy .

A. Hodge

M. Harrington - .

S. Hutcliinson. .

M. Hartigan M. Hodges M. Hall

S. Hill L, Jennings

Mary A. Joyce .

Kate Joyce

J. Jovce M. J. S. Keefer.. L. Kraft Rose Kleiber M. Keating .

T. Keefe M. Keefe

A. Keefer M. A. Kelly

S. Leacli Fanny Lee .

Ellen Laudvoigt.

A. Luxen

G. Lowe

S. Lynch

E. Lashorn

C. Maus

V. Maus

Lydia Mills Kate Mills A. Mangan

A. Maiche

E. Marche , M. Maxwell

B. Mahorney

A. Mantz

M. Morris

J. Morris M. Mack

J. Murphy

M. McCarty

Ellen McCarthy

S. McCloskey "^...^ Julia McEvoy. .. E. McConnell . .

M. McGarvey . .

$320 09 394 83

357 61 481 62

84 64 292 23 356 78

50 94 258 84

36 32

128 52

85 95

48 04 42 68

5 93

189 19 113 31 63 28

122 86 28 80

94 00

6 27

111 25

112 88

74 11 348 61 204 3S 48 53

196 11 127 28

97 89

64 42

47 44

305 65 292 64 262 98

470 43

232 13 99 90

139 36

121 50 228 59 273 24 506 88

172 73

11 18

31 46

69 76

61 52

13 26

225 92 412 67 256 65 52 71 115 22

182" 30

Names.

Piece-work—Continued. A. McGonegal.

McLaughlin

Ellen Nalley . . .

S. A. Newell .... M. Newton

M. E. Noonan.. Ann Ober

Kate O'Hare ... A. Piggott

L. Piggott y. Power

M. Purdy

j: Quill E, Rorke

C. E. Reeves..

A. Robinson M. A. Ryan

F. Rich Kate Sage

Fanny Sage

E. Sanderson M. Sanderson . .

A. Shaw

Kate Shorten . .

M. E. Sherwood M; Stickell E. Spencer M. Stone M. Selby M. -Smith A. Smith M. Tafe

C. Talbert

S. Tyler M. Thornton . .

B. Thompson. .

A. Tippett Kate Walsh

Catharine Ward.

Margaret Ward.

S. Waters

L. Waters

S. S. Wilson . .

L. Wilson

A. R. Wilson...

C. Wright

W. White

Mary A. White . M. Whaley

M. Woods

R. Walling

B. Welch

M. W^alsh M. J. Weems . .

M. Wall
32 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

Persons employed in the puhlic printing, Sfc.—Continued.

PUBLIC BINDING.

<U

0) "S

H

Days. 365 |1,471 67 313 1,051 87

311 807 44 151i 385 67 299 781 86 300 782 28 2631 683 20 296i 768 58

18 45 00 206i 565 61 55i 142 05 283i 738 49

284 740 02 265i 692 74 310i 898 76 210f 593 58 263 754 35 238 656 82 20 53 49 283i 786 30 268 730 24 299i 849 19 162 442 80 259i 736 28 64i 176 45 50 132 73

5 12 50

33 88 00 253^ 698 08 203f 566 06 237i 67 J 66

21 3i 561 68 280 763 24 313 825 10. 207i a03 54

154f

67i

2

459 64 178 80

5 00 88i 253 04

87 231 04

64 169 90 82 217 41 61i 163 98

71i 296i

188 80 754 56 289| 737 91 312 793 98

305 777 05 259 665 03 259i 662 88

160^

286^ 397 40 731 25

164i 410 73

307i 782 66

2941 753 31

Names.

Geo. P. Goff

J. H. Roberts

Charles Lemon

Hemy Chase

Theodore Walmsley

F. A. Maniiiug

T. F. Stewart Andrew Fitzsimons

R. H. Marcellus

Jenning'S Paul John S. Cannon

Augustus Jacobs

J. M. Knott James Martin

Jas. W. White

F. D. Chase

Richard Wrenn - .

T. M. Triplett John S. Kane

James Niel James Stewart G. H. Bodensick

C. B. Caldwell

C. T. Elwood

C. E. Davis W. D. Hotchkiss Joseph Holland W. W. Blennerhassett John Espey

J. L. Ratcliff C. Walton

G. Rosewag

Thomas Sparks

J. F. Behler F. S. Metcalf

J. R. Harmer Henry Mclntire

J. L. Rockey

Albert Burdette

J. H. C. Hollins Eugene Palmer

R. P. Pascoe

C. H. Meushaw

Ephraim Eldredge

Juhn J. Byrnes

J. T. Blakeney

W. B. R. Williss Wm. Hayes - Richard Roberts

C. L. Duwden

Charles Lelong

T. J. Ailecott D. C. McGivern

Wm. Scott Dennis Toomey

Names.

F. Cunningham . .

W. H. Bailey R. B. Harford James Read

Wm. McLane

Edwin Ridgway .

R. W. Connor

Geo. D. Burch

Varden Bishop

W. H. Moran .... James St. Clair H. C. Espey

H. S. Linker

S. T. CraAvford . .

Thos. O. May

G. W. Frances . .

John McCulloch .

John A. Perkins.. Wm. McDonald .

J. A. Landvoigt .

F. C. Philpitt .... Jas. E. Bullock - .. C. F. Weser

M. B. Gordon

T. H. Kelleher ... J. J. Ingraham . .

Thos. S. Baylie P. J. Caldwell.---

F. Miller A. D. Stidham

J. T. McGowan .

Andrew Tafe Robert Squibble .

D. W. Landvoight

C. E. Walker .... Peter F. Sherry. A. W. Johnson . .

J. W. Houx

J. H. McCormick.

John Clarke

J. W. Pyemont . .

W. H. Peters, jr.. G. H. Maurer

T. B. Penicks

R. A. Connell ....

J. P. D. Caton . .

Alfred Thomas

Wm. Hewlett

C. L. Owens

J. W. Beall A. J. Magurk

R. M. Smith John E. Bailey. .

Wm. B. Burger. -

F. J. Gibson

Days. 73 248

292

116 283i

221i 267i

283f

287i 29H

23: 28] I 229i

300 267i

1721 98f

273 273i

264i

287i 290f

280

251 252

249

1371 293

2651 m96i

196i

21

2] 3 178i 73i 78f

104 12U

84i

ll9i

120i

91 127f 98i

50

9715i 7994^

82i 4H

69*

68^

56|
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

Persons employed in the public printing, Sfc —Continued.

33

Names.

W. H. Taylor John G. Gauld

G. W. Clark D. P. Steele Jas. H. Bush

J. W. Hoover

Thos. Kellv John Hill : Geo. G. Larner

Michael Hill ....... John Tidball H. D. Hite W. G. Burg-ess Patrick McNamee . .

.

Emanuel Bell John Ward

Charles Fletcher B. S. Ferguson

Martin Sheedy

Thomas Maher

James McCallan Andrew Gleason John McCarty

Moses Smith

J. H. Ehvood , Henry EbelingLewis Williams . W^m. Hill M. T. Lincoln Wm. Robinson

A. L. Carrier

J. T. Whittaker.... James McKenney..

J. AV. Hughes

Wm. McLeod

D. S. Semple

W. H. Travers .... Israel Somers Dennis Bleak

C. L. Graenacher

E. G. Piggott Rose Dowden

Jane McClelland . .

.

Lucy A. Caulk Mary Wallace Agnes Shearer Lavinia McCafferty Ann E. Wimpsett..

Sarah A. Collison.. Sarah A. Simonds .

.

Eliza A. Collison . Fanny Hurley

. Amelia Blodgett . .

.

Fanny Lee

Louisa Wells

Caroline Crooks . .

.

Mary Weaver

Days. 35n

18 305

283it 210 i 313

2 ! 229

90 310

313

300 222

203

5 ! 54

65

7774i

15i! 52i

131 I 93

52

7925

53

53

2762

6223

53 289

76

313

65

312 223

301 197i 209i 250^

270

512762

93

5273

19 3l0i

308i

$92 99 20 00

57 11 48 CO 327 00 369 07 175 02 503 99 2 67 327 33

120 00 449 33 453 33 439 71 332 00

304 50

7 50

81 00

81 25 95 25 93 12 19 37 65 62

196 50

139 50

78 00 118 50

37 50 253 05 155 02 77 16 114 69

114 69

60 99 105 94 543 73

151 34 512 70

83 57

591 40

291 18 425 23

260 59 273 21 281 08 305 49

11 00

5 25

51 00

31 50 70 17 125 95 64 71 96 22 22 17 364 51 308 66

Names,

Mary E. Hickey

S. G. Hickey

Susie Purdy

John Hudlow

E. T. Eckloff

Alice V. Reed

Sarah E. McCafferty

Mary V. Purdy

Emma R. Bowen . .

.

W. M. Glover

Chas. E. Conuell ... Ida E. Westerfield .

,

Mary R. Meekius Wm. H. King

J. Boyd

Robert Ricker Blanche Westerfield. Timothy Fealey

Mary McQuay

Janies McGee

Mary A. Wasny

Ella R. Grant Walker Bowen

Caroline Dice Emma C. Hickey... PIECE-WORK.

Margaret Stewart Mary E. Coleman

Louisa Wells Fanny Hurley

Lucy A. Hyde

Josephine Kennelly .

.

^Margaret A. Coleman.

Ella Morris Mary E. Clements

Ella Gallagher

Mary J. Grant

Henrietta Lee Mary J. Hill Mary M. Bramell

Isabella Johnston

Virginia Dulany . . . .

.

Mary E. Dulany

Susan Guerin Mary Morris Sarah E. Cronin . Margaret Kennelly... Ann Brannan

Kate Kelly Kate Mocler Jane Kearney

Mary E. Merillat Sarah Dawson

Han-iet Folk Emma Geier

Days. 258 298

301

169 309f

103

313 244

311 293

27 239 245i

120i

13i 50

81 117

1552

103

5179

5953

H. Mis. Doc. 21-
34 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

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

Names.

Piece-work—Continued. Anna Dowden

Harriet F. Babcock . Mary E. Hayes

Kate Fries Maria Hayes

Eliza A. Collison ... Julia McEvoy

Sarah E. McConnell

E. A. PiD:gott Ellen Fox

Kate Hurley

Kate Ayton

Virginia Dowdeu . .

Frances Straub Mary Rogers

Ada Biddleman Mary Smith

Josephine Geier Dora Dice

Virginia Ayton

Charlotte Yeatmau..

Frances M, Reed ... Blanche Williss Lizzie Burns

ClementinS, Downs .

Fanny Lee

Sarah E. Burgess... Annie Higgins

Elizabeth King

Cinderella Constable Mary J. Ray

Kate Dulany

Mary Wallace

Alice V. Reed M. E, Lukens

EllaS. Ayton

Elizabeth Conway . - Ann J. Smith

Sarah C. Kennedy .

Lizzie S. Seeders Mary J. Joyce - . Ann Ober

9

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s

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7 28

5 86

8 84 209 48

5 17 342 30 228 36 65 27

3 84

38 82

168 09

155 19 154 08 23 70

138 69

131 53

204 04

44 49 43 27

Names, a

0)a

Piece-work—Continued. Rose Kleiber Miranda Newton

Virginia Handy

Ellen McConnell

Sarah F. Burch

Kate G. Marcellus .

,

Lizzie Cannon

J. E. G. Piggott

Emily R. Leach . . .

Kate Smith

Adele Lafou

Susan Lemmon

Anna M. Warren . .

G. Lowe

C. Talbert T. Keefe M. Bowen

E. Spencer

S. McCloskey

E. Lashorn

A. McGonegal

S. B. Burch

Kate Shorten Anna Smith Mary Fagan

M. F. A. Burger

Ada Glover Mary P. Bishop

Elizabeth McCarthy.

C. Maus

S. Adams

E. Heffell E. McCarthy

C. Ward

M. Maxwell M. Ward

M. Burrows

A. Marche M. Hall E. Marche

C. Dice

A. E, Corbin