37th Congress, ) HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ( Mis. Doc.

od Session. ) \ No. 6.

THE PUBLIC PRINTING-.

ANNUAL REPORT

SUPERIITEIDE^JT OF PUBLIC PRIITING,

The co?iditio?i of the Public Printing, Binding, Sfc.

December 22, 1862. —Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.

Office of the Superintendent of Public Printing,

WasJiington, December 22, 1862. Sir : Herewith is submitted the tenth annual report of this office, showing

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

Superintendent of the Public Printing,

Hon. G-. A. Grow,

Sjyeaher of the House of Representatives.

Office of the Superintendent of Public Printing,

Washington, December 21, 1862. Sir: The joint resolution in relation to the public printing approved June

23, 1860, makes it the duty of the Superintendent of the Public Printing to report to each session of Congress " the exact condition of the public printing,

binding, and engraving ; the amount and cost of paper and materials purchased,

the number of hands employed, and such further information as may be within

his knowledge relating to the public printing, binding," &c., &c. In compliance with the provisions of such joint resolution, I now have the
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honor of submitting a statement of the transactions of this office from the 30th

of September, 1861, to the 30th of September, 1862, inclusive. The present struggle for the existence of the government has greatly increased the quantity of blanks and blank books required, especially by the War, Navy,

and Treasury Departments. An unusual quantity of printing was also ordered

at the last session of Congress. To facilitate its execution additional presses and binding machinery have been purchased ; and although the presses (now

thirty-eight in number) have been kept almost constantly at work, day and night, a portion of the extra numbers of several documents ordered by Congress has

been delayed longer than desired. Arrangements have also been made for a

still further increase in the facilities of this establishment, which will, in future, insure a prompt execution of all work ordered, even should it be greatly in ad- vance of the immense quantity now required.

The government purchased the printing office on the 4th of March, 1861, for $135,000. On assuming the duties of my position on the 23d of that month,

I directed that the books of the establishment be so kept as to show Avhat the

printing and binding would have cost if paid for in accordance with former

prices, and then the actual expenditure on account of the work done. The

difference will show the saving effected by the present system.

The report made by me to the last session of Congress exhibited a saving of $43,492 46 up to the 30th of September, 1861. The facts and figures now

submitted will show a further saving of $162,014 06 from the 30th of September, 1861, to the 30th of September, 1862, which, added to the amount named

in my last report, will make the aggregate of $205,506 52. It is proper to say, that from the above there should be deducted the interest on the capital employed, and the depreciation of the value of materials and machinery from use. The result, however, will still be highly favorable to the new system, and completely vindicates the wisdom of those who brought about the change.

The usual number (1,550 copies) of all the public documents, committee

reports, &c., with their indexes, for the Senate and House of Representatives,

have been printed. The number of copies reserved for binding have been placed

in the hands of the binder, and the residue distributed according to law. Of

the very large number of extra copies ordered (for a detailed statement of which

see accompanying table marked No. 1) all have been printed, and bound when

binding was required, except those named in the following statement:

Document. No. ordered. No. bound.

Report on Commercial Relations, (quarto) Coast Survey Report, (quarto)

Agricultural Patent Office Report

Census Report

Mechanical Patent Office Report

Mechanical Patent Office Report for 1860, vol. 2

9, 550

11, 750

241, 550

156, 550

31,550

35, 000

700

143, 829

99,611

The printing of the Coast Survey Report and the Report on Commercial

Relations has been completed, as have also large editions of the other reports

mentioned, in addition to those which have been bound at the present time ; and

the completion of the entire number may be expected at an early day.

The expenditures on account of the public printing, including engravings,

paper, machinery, and materials of all kinds, during the year ending September

30, 1862, as appears more fully by statement No. 2, were as follows

:
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Salaries of the Superintendent, clerks, and messenger, and contingent expenses of the office ^11, 790 14 Paj of employes $119,576 48

Paid for press-work outside of office 1, 227 85

120, 804 33

Improvements and repair of buildings 5, 638 78

Machinery 3, 002 37

Type, stereotyping, priating ink, and other materials 22, 086 28

Printing the post office blanks under contract 10, 864 26

Paper for the public printing, including the post office blanks,

and for engravings 193, 904 18 Engraving and lithographing 23, 739 27

Total amount paid 391, 835 61

Indebtedness on the 30th September, 1862

For paper $12, 533 03

For printing presses 5, 674 85

For materials 4, 460 15 Total indebtedness September 30, 1862 22, 668 03

Total expenditures on account of the public printing, &c..- 414, 503 64

The paper for the public printing, the lithographing and engraving for Congress, and the post office blanks, being furnished by contract, as provided by

law, I have had control, directly, of only that portion of the expenditures ne- cessary for the letter-press printing, being the work executed within the walls of the public printing establishment. The cost of the printing ordered during the year ending September 30, 1862,

if charged at the prices estabhshed by the printing act of 1852, (see statement Ko. 1,) would amount to

Senate $37, 059 06 House of Eepresentatives 100, 287 03

Executive and judicial departments 144, 355 27

Total amount ordered 281,701 36 Deduct the proportion of this work unfinished on 30th September, 1862 , 29, 501 48 Leaving the cost of the printing executed, at the prices of 1852 . . 252, 199 88

The actual cost of this work, as taken from statement No. 2, was as follows

;

Pay of employes, &c $120, 804 33

Payments and indebtedness for machinery 8, 677 22

Payments and indebtedness for materials 32, 185 21 Making the total cost amount to 161, 666 76

Effecting a saving of 90, 533 12
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Tims it will be seen tliat a saving in tlie public printing lias been effected by

tlie present system of $90,533 12; or, if tbe value of tlie machinery purchased

during the year, which is uninjured by the short time it has been in use, is esti- mated at cost, the saving will amount to $99,210 34. A further saving of a very considerable amount, and which does not enter

into the foregoing statement, has been effected by the substitution of a smaller bat much handsomer and more appropriate type for the executive documents

printed for Congress. By this change, which has been made as far as practica- ble at the present time, a saving has been effected upon this class of the public

printing amounting to twenty-five per cent, of the paper and press-work—this being the difference between the sizes of the type—whilst nothing has been

added to the cost of composition. It is in contemplation to make this change

in the printing of all the congressional documents as fast as new type may be

required, which will effect the double advantage of printing them in smaller volume and at less cost. Within the last few months almost every article required for use in the public

printing has very materially advanced in price, which Avill add greatly to the comparative cost of printing and binding for the ensuing year. As an example

of this increase, I submit the prices of paper under the contracts made in the

fall of 1861, with the lowest prices bid for similar paper under a recent adver- tisement for proposals :

Classes. Contract prices in 1861. Lowest bids in 1862.

Class 1.—Common printing paper. . .

.

Class 2.—Best printing paper , Class 3.—Bill paper , Class 4.—Map paper , Class 5.—Plate paper

Class 6.—Writing papers , Class 7.—Paper for post office blanks.

Per ])Ound. Per pound.

9-1- cents. 18 cents. Hi " 22

1995 li -^'^100 15 25 cents. 17 22

15 28 (( 10-9- a 17

I have declined to bind the government for the purchase of papers at these high prices for an entire year, believing, as I do, that they are occasioned more by speculative than real causes, and have made arrangements for such a supply

as the necessities of the government absolutely demand, at the lowest prices

bid. This course has been deemed best for the public interests, particularly

in view of the fact that paper is the heaviest item of expenditure in the public

printing and binding, the cost for the last year, under the prices then ruling,

having amounted to upwards of $240,000, and which, at the present prices,

would cost more than $400,000.

THE PUBLIC BINDING. Nearly all the tools and machinery necessary to execute the binding have been

purchased by me, and are of the most recent and approved invention. The

blank books manufactured for the use of the departments are of very superior

quality, and give entire satisfaction; and the binding of the reserved as well as of the extra copies ordered by Congress is much better done than heretofore. The cost of the public binding for the year ending September 30, 1862, as
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wdll be seen by tke following comparative statement, bas, like tbe printing, been

much less tban nnder tbe old system : Tbe cost of tbis binding for tbe year ending September 30, 1862,

if cbarged at tbe prices paid for work and materials of similar cbaracter previous to tbe establisbment of tbe government

bindery, would amount to $179,724 36 Tbe expenditm-es on account of tbis work bavebeen as follows: TJnfinisbed work and materials on band on tbe 1st October, 1862 SlO, 803 68

Paid for wages $37, 0-53 34

pa^Der 22, 806 65

" macbinery and tools 7,761 99

" binding materials 25,926 87

all otber purposes 13,103 72

Total casb payments, (see statement No. 3) 106, 652 57

Indebtedness on tbe 30Lb September, 1862 ...... 29, 226 38

Total amount of expenditures 146, 682 63

Difference in. favor of tbe bindeiy o 33, 041 73

To tbis amount, bowever, sbould be added tbe cost of paper and otber materials on band on tbe 30tb

September, 1862 22,000 00

And tbe cost of macbinerv and tools pm-cbased and

on hand \ 7, 761 99

29,761 99 Sbowing an aggregate saving of 62, 803 72

(For a detailed statement on account of tbe public binding see statement No. 3.) Recapitulation.

Saving in tbe cost of printing and binding from Marcb 4, 1861,

to September 30, 1861, as sbown in my report to tbe last ses- sion of Congress $43,492 46

Saving in tbe cost of printing from tbe 30tb of September, 1861,

to September 30, 1862 99, 210 34

Saving in tbe cost of binding during same time 62, 803 72

205,506 52

In compliance witb law, a statement is appended (marked No. 4) sbowing

tbe number of bands employed in printing and binding, and tbe lengtb of time

eacb bas been employed.

JOHN D. DEFREES,

Superintendent.

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No. 1. Statement showing the cost of the printing ordered at the second, session of the Thirty-seventh Congress, f charged at the prices established by the printing

act of 1852.

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of

docunie 1 itle or subject.

of

pages.

of

copies.

under

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1852.

6 d 6 Cost

FOR THE SENATE.

Executive documents.

1 Message of the President and accompanying documents, (in 4 vols ) . .

.

2,162 4,350 ^6,626 03

1 Message and Reports of Heads of Departments and Chiefs of Bureaus 840 10,000 2,676 3Q

2 Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the State of the Finances 304 11,550 1,621 15

7 Message of the President in the case of D. S. Miles, Col. U. S. A 56 4,100 197 18

31 3«4 2,550 1,334 62

35 Letter of the Secretary of the Navy, relative to the removal of the

INTaval Academy • • ... •• .. . ...... ••«. 4 4,550 9 64

39 Report of the Comnissioner of Patents on Agriculture 656 26,550 4,206 53

55 Report of the Secretary of the Navy on the capture of New Orleans.. Part of Senate Ex. Doc, No. 1

:

108 4,550 283 60

454 50 lyo CO Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 224 2,000 270 98

18 500 13 59 Report of the Commis'^ioner of the General Land Office • • 168 1,000 119 93 Report of the Commissioner of Public Buildings 12 500 9 06

16 500 12 08 Report of the Officers of the Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and

16 500 12 08

32 500 24 16 Report of the Secretary of State on Commercial Relations, (quarto).. 780 3,000 1,369 05 Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, communicating the Coast

288 6,200 1,218 39 312 50,000 2,921 00 Report of the Secretary of the Navy respecting the steamer Governor

24 2,000 12 48

All other executive documents, being those of which the usual num1,362 1,550 2,329 93

40 9,300 169 32 Miscellaneous documents.

108 16 4,550 34 49 464 5,000 678 70

72 3,000 130 66

26 500 29 38

116 10,000 295 57

388 5,000 1,105 02

430 3,000 661 07

All other miscellaneous documents, being those of which the usual 500 1,550 877 27

12 1,550 21 56

Reports of committees.

37 Select.—On the surrender of the Navy Yards at Norfolk and Pensacola. 250 6,550 723 17

41 8 50,000 73 00

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No. 1.Statement sJioicing the cost of the printing, $^c.—Oontinued.

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(locuin Title or subject.

of

pages.

of

copies t

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1852.

6 6 o o

C) Reports of committees—Continued.

All other committee reports, being those of which the usual number

450 1,550 JfolH ao

3, 046 700 2,718 55 1,176 1,550 ],710 61 518 80 oyo y / 550 75 797 50 253 62

37,059 06 FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

JldXGCXitXVC (lOCUfYlCTltSn 45 Letter from the Secretary of State, communicating the Annual Report

780 o, oou no i-OO uy 53 Report of the Commissioner of Patents on Arts and Manufactures.... 120 31,550 976 67 53 Report of the Commissioner of Patents, (exclusrve of patents granted

1,000 10 0/ 70 Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, communicating the Coast

288 6, 550 !3, ioO bo 67 Letter from the Secretary of War, respecting the purchase of arms,

236 8, 100 854 60 68 Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, relative to the cost of the 80 lO-i 4o

69 Message from the President on the gradual abolition of slavery 11, 550 10 85

94 Letter from the Secretary of War, relative to the war claims at St. Louis

.

42 11,550 178 29

100 Message from the President on the condition of Mexico 434 12, 550 y, U4d 95 116 Prehminary Report on the Eighth Census

Message from the President of the United States and accompanying

312 106,550 7,097 75

2,160 5,000 3,160 25 Message and Reports of Heads of Departments and Chiefs of Bureaus. 840 25, 000 3,959 50 108 1,500 42 12 Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the State of the Finances.

.

304 16,000 1,359 78 Mechanical Patent Office Report for 1860 vol 2 648 35,000 4,924 33 Report of the Commissioner of Patents on Agriculture 656 215,000 26,409 74 Message from the President on the means adopted for the protection of the government 2 10,000 7 60

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

of copies only were ordered to be printed. ... 4^792 1,550 11,128 93 40 15,500 228 20

Miscellaneous documents.

1 8 4,550 41 24

11 List of Standing Committees of the House 10 5,100 54 96 77 Annual Report of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution 464 . 6,550 1,375 01 Obituary Addresses on the Death of Senator Baker 88 10,000 340 84 Act to authorize the issue of United States Notes, &c 4 10,000 14 20

56 8,000 172 15 Farewell Address of Washington, Proclamation of Jackson of December 10, 1832, and the Declaration of Independence 32 50,000 341 60
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No. 1.—Statement slioiuing the cost of the printing, 5^c.—Continiiecl.

Title or subject.

Miscellaneous documents—Continued. Act to secure homesteads to actual settlers Acts of the present Congress imposing taxes

Pacific Railroad Act

Bill to provide a National Currency < All other miscellaneous documents, being those of which the usual number of copies only were ordered to be printed Index to Miscellaneous Documents

Reports of committees. Select.— On Government Contracts, with the evidence

... do do without the evidence

Agriculture.—On a Department of Agriculture , Commerce.—On the Reciprocity Treaty with Great Britain

... do do do . . with Appendix

.

Select — On Lake and River Defence

Military Affairs. —On a ship canal from the Mississippi to Lake Michigan

do On permanent Fortifications, &c

Special.—On Emancipation and Colonization Joint.—On the Conduct of the War , All other committee reports, being those of which the usual number

of copies only were ordered to be printed Index to Committee Reports Reports of the Court of Claims Index for thasame

Bills and joint resolutions. Bankrupt Bill , To provide for Internal Revenues, &c

All others Jout nal and .Appendix Order of Business and Calendar Miscellaneous printing Total for the House of Representatives.

t

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51-. O d 6 o

4 5,000 §•9 20

116 75,000 1,506 20

16 2,500 26 40 24 5,000 55 20

870 1,550 1,.534 88

12 1,550 21 50

2,978 6,550 8,820 76 220 10,000 f60 56

8 6,550 29 40

36 10,000 91 93 48 5,000 119 65

26 10,000 98 25

16 11,.550 62 78 523 11,550 2,469 07

86 11,550 349 63

8 50,000 63 00

1,190 1,550 1,959 69

12 6,200 41 00 2,116 1,550 2,988 26

8 3,100 14 00

50 5,000 140 08

120 2,000 134 48

2,782 590 2,30a 06 1,328 1,680 2,087 72 708 300 1,345 20

221 48

100,287 03
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No. 1—Continued. Statement showing the cost of the printing ordered by the executive andjudicial

departments of the governmentfor the year ending Septeinher 30, 1862, if charged at the 'prices estahlished by the printing act of 1852.

Office of the President of the United States „ $16 48

iState Department

:

Secretary's office $3,029 77 Agent "s office , , 40 59

Rolls office 49 90 Consular bureau 393 52 Passport bureau c... 2 50 Diplomatic bureau 117 60

Statistical bureau 3 70 3,637 78 Treasury Department

:

Secretary's office , 1,753 16 Stationery office . . ; , , 897 87

Register's office 454 58

Treasurer's office 939 93

Solicitor's office 76 30 Comptroller's office . 136 83 Second Comptroller's office 24 58

First Auditor's office 233 57 Second Auditor's office 732 52 Third Auditor's office , 153 53 Fourth Auditor's office 301 67

Fifth Auditor's office 60 63 Sixth Auditor's office 1,218 41

Office of the Coast Survey 468 42

Office of the Light-house Board 1,153 78

Office of the Commissioner of Customs 43 46

Office of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue 9,374 23 Bureau of Construction 174 45

18,197 92

Interior Department

:

Secretary's office 721 83 Census bureau 467 02 Commissioner of the General Land Office 532 06 Commissioner of Patents 274 92

Agricultural Division of the Patent Office 3,380 11 Commissioner of Indian Affairs 176 52 Commissioner of Pensions 2,418 90 Commis:^ioner of Public Buildings 40 99 Commissioners of Emancipation 17 45 Metropolitan Police 207 08

Penitentiary 25 40 8,262 28

Vt'ar Department

:

Secretary's office 1,748 05 Adjutant General's office 46,050 13 Uuartermaster General's office 20,238 25 Paymaster General's office 565 89 Surgeon General's office 1,456 03

Director of Military Railroads 92 72 Subsistence bureau 9,213 98 Ordnance bureau 1,786 06 Engineer's office 268 14 Topographical bureau 61 79 Washington arsenal 114 02
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No. 1.Statement skowing the cost of printing, ^c.—Continued. War Department

:

Washington aqueduct , ^40 19 Capitol extension 34 97 Headquarters Army of the Potomac 5,568 69 Headquarters Army of Virginia 77 85 Headquarters Military District of Washington 271 35 $87,588 11 Navy Department

:

Secretary's oflice 2,054 03 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting 25 90 Bureau of Provisions and Clothing 1,668 48 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 265 51 Bureau of Steam Engineering. 62 90 Bureau of Construction and Repair 915 08 Bureau of Yards and Docks 44165

Bureau of Ordnance 432 82 Bureau of Navigation 14 60 National Observatory and Hydrographical office 154 53 Navy agent's office 2 50 6,038 00 Post Office Department 4, 721 32

Office of the Attorney General 172 94 Department of Agriculture , 255 90

Office Superintendent of the Public Printing 95 9 8 Statement of Commerce and Navigation 10,734 17 Judiciary

:

Supreme Court , 4,352 21

Circuit court 72 77 Court of Claims 164 00 Criminal court 45 41 4,634 39

Total for executive and judicial departments 144, 355 27

RECAPITULATION.

For the Senate ^37,059 08 For the House of Representatives 100,287 03 For the executive and judicial departments 144,355 27

Total 281,701 36
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No. 2. Statement shoicing the disbursements on account of the public printingfi-ojn the

1st day of October, 1861, to the 30th day of September, 1862, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.

Salary of the Superintendent $3, 000 00

Salaries of three clerks, at §1,800 each 5,400 00 Per diem of messenger, at $3 60 1,314 00

. $9,714 00 Contingent expenses 2,082 14 $11,796 14 PUBLIC PRINTING.

Pay of employes for the month of—

October 7, 398 32 November 6,514 26 December , 10,675 06 January. 12,038 83 February 10,400 30 March ! 9, 722 34

April 10,199 89 May 10,154 50 June 10,169 10 July , 10,354 93 August 10,839 47 September 11,109 43 119,576 48 Composition and press-work executed out of the public printing office 1,227 85

T3'pe, brass rule, &,c 8,873 31 Stereotyping 2,062 20 Machinery

:

3 Gordon presses and fixtures 1,252 50

1 cutting machine 486 65

1 folding and pasting machine 300 00

1 iron turning lathe . 318 42

1 low water detector for steam boiler 42 00

1 nicking machine 25 00

1 large rule cutter 19 50 Brass and iron castings and shafting 558 30

3,002 37 Improvements and repairs

:

Introducing water into the building 1,751 85 Additional story on machine shop 413 00 Gas fixtures, plumbing, &c 1,769 19

Filling up low grounds 266 40 Carpenter's work 703 07 Lumber 376 15 Hardware, Si c 359 12 5,638 78

Printing ink , . . 3, 522 55 Cumberland coal 2, 053 00 Boards for dry- pressing 1,174 41 Glue and molasses for rollers 1,017 55 Gas 849 49 Sperm oil 421 61 Potash, camphine 199 90 Cotton, thread, &.c 304 06 VVagon and harness, and repaiis to same 168 71
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No. 2.—Dishursements on account of the pithlic 2^rinting, Sfc.—Contiiined.

Hcrse-feed and horseshoeing , .$359 17 Freight and cartage , 331 28

Miscellaneous and contingent expenses 749 03

Printing the post office blanks by contract

:

October $946 97 November 884 03 December . ... 897 52 January 1,052 89 February 843 99 March 913 60

April 953 75 May , 955 49 June 864 52

July 1,009 64 August 790 42 September 751 44

10,864 26 $162,396 0 PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRL\TING,

Printing papers.

7, 820 reams, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4 92 3-10 38, 497 86 5,842 reams, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4 56^ *26,576 57 1,960 reams, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $7 24 64-100 14,202 94 500 reams, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6 44 3,220 00

700 reams, 50 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $6 47^.. 4,532 50 87,029 87 WritixVg papers.

1, 188 reams quarto post, 8 pounds, at $1 60 • 1,900 80 700 reams quarto post, 8 pounds, at $1 20 840 00 120 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at $1 35 162 00 808 reams flat cap, 12 pounds, at $2 19 1,769 52

1,695 reams flat cap, 12 pounds, at $1 80 3,052 80 560 reams flat cap, 14 pounds, at $2 55|- 1,430 80

460 roams flat cap, 14 pounds, at $2 10 966 00

120 reams flat cap, 16 pounds, at $2 40 288 CO 504 reams demy, 16 pounds, at $2 88 1,451 52

200 reams demy, 16 pounds, at $2 40 480 00

50 reams demy, 26 pounds, at $3 90 195 00 2,028 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $2 88 5,840 64

500 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $2 40 , 1,200 CO 1,372 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $3 60 4,939 20

200 reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $3 600 00

516 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4 68 2,414 88

85i reams medium, 30 pounds, at $5 10 436 05

10 reams medium, colored, at $3 75 37 50

50 reams royal, 44 pounds, at $7 92 396 00 50 reams superroyal, 56 pounds, at $10 22 511 00

50 reams imperial, 66 pounds, at $12 04^ , 602 25

360 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $4 32 1, 555 20

600 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $3 60 2, 160 00

72 reams double cnp, 30 pounds, at $4 50 324 00

10 reams, 26 by 40 inches, 70 pounds, at $12 95 129 50

1,400 reams, 21 by 31 inches, 32 pounds, at $6 40 8,960 00 250 reams, 20 by 24 inches, 23 pounds, at $4 60, 1, 150 00

450 reams, 21 by 22 inches, 22 pounds, at $4 40 ],980 00 850 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 20 pounds, at $4. 3,400 00

150 reams, 17 by 23 inches, 20 pounds, at $4 600 00

150 reams, 16 by 20 inches, 16 pounds, at $3 20 480 00

* $77 56 deducted on account of light weight.
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JsTo. 2.Dishursemcnts on account of the public printing, S^-c.—Oontinned/

300 reams, 10 by 16 inches, 8 pounds, at $1 60 $480 00 Miscellaneous papers 63 05 $50,795 71 Paper for the post office blanks.

5, 000 reams, 16 by 26 inches, 23 pounds, at $2 87i 14, 375 00

14, 000 reams, 16 by 26 inches, 23 pounds, at $2 50 7-10 35, 098 00 200 reams, 18 by 1 8 inches, 22 pounds, at $-2 75 550 00 500 reams, 18 by 18 inclies, 22 pounds, at $2 39 8-10 1, 199 00 250 reams, 12 by 18 inches, 12 pounds, at $1 56. . ^ 390 00 600 reams, 12 by 18 inches, 12 pounds, at $1 30 8-10 654 GO 52,226 00 Paper FOR ENGRAVINGS. Map and plate papers for Senate documents, 37th Congress, 2d session .. 1,951 80 Map and plate papers for House documents, 37th Congress, 2d session. . . 1, 900 80 3,852 60 $193,904 18 ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHING, ETC.

Senate, 3d session 37th Congress.

1,000 copies of the upper half of the general map of the Territory of the United States, shov. ing the Pacific railroad surveys 52 50 5,350 copies of the public land surveys accompanying the Annual Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office 622 12 4,600 copies of the maps and sketches accompanying the Annual Report

of the Chief of the Topographical Bureau 588 62

4,550 copies of the illustrations accompanying the Report of the Secretary of the Navy on the capture of Fort Jackson, &.c 516 75 6,200 copies of the sketches accompanying the Coast Survey Report for 1861 , 1,876 12 3,656 II House of representatives, 2d session 37th Congress.

6,550 copies of the sketches accompanying the Coast Survey Report for 1861 3,773 42

8 wood engravings for the Report on Military and Naval Defences lOO 00

125 wood engravings for the Agricultural Patent Office Report 700 00

1 wood engraving and two electrotypes for the Census Report 60 00

1 wood engraving for the lleport of the Secretary of the Treasury on

British North America, $22 ; 1,550 copies of one colored map for same, $99 50 121 50 4,754 92 Supreme court.

Engraving, printing, and coloring, or photographing the maps, plats, sur- veys, and sketches accompanying the Records printed for the Supreme

Court of the United States 5,295 42" Office of the adjutant general, u. s. a. 4,500 copies army commissions, on parchment , 1,389 83 5,000 copies soldiers' discharges, on parchment 382 54 10,000 eopies non-commissioned officers' warrants, on parchment 1,406 67

74,950 copies non-commissioned officers' warrants, on imitation parch- ment 4,507 00 5,000 copies of fifty plates for Cooke's Cavalry Tactics 1, 107 00 15.000 copies of eight plates for work on Target Practice 336 40 9,129 49 General land office.

200 copies of five and 100 copies of seven of the public land surve)^s accompanying the Annual Report of the Commissioner = 92 08 Headquarters of the army of the Potomac.

5 engravings on wood, illustrating a work on " Culinary Hints' , . 51 50
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'No. 2.—Disburseonetits on account of tJie pu':lic printing, 8fc,—Continued.

Bureau of ordnance and hydrography.

6 engravings on wood, illustrating bombs and fuses $25 00 2,000 copies of nine colored plates for the " Code of Flotilla and Boat Squadron Signals" 297 50 Engravings on wood for the same work , 51 75 $374 25 Indian office. Engraving on stone and printing 2,000 copies of Indian land certificates 126 00 U. S. naval observatory.

Engraving on steel and printing 750 copies of a plate representing comets , 50 00 Office of the quartermaster general.

Engraving on stone and printing 500 copies of ten illustrations for the work on " MiUtary Suspension Bridge Equipage" 209 50 $23,739 27

Total 391,835 61 RECAPITULATION.

Office of the Superintendent , ^11,796 14 Public Printing , , 1 62, 396 02 Paper for the public printing 193,904 18 Engraving, Utliographing, &c , 23,739 27

391,835 61
OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTIXG. 15

Xo. 3. Statement sJiaicing the dishursements on accoimt of fJie pnhlic hindingfrom tlie \st day of October^ 1861, to the oOth day of Septemher, 1862, inclusive. WAGES.

Pay of employes for the month of—

October $1,;^0 50 November 1, 768 29 December 3,271 39 January 3, 391 70 February 3,614 74 March 3, 803 66

April 2, 064 43 May 2,430 00 June 3,551 64

July 2,669 68 August 4, 094 78 September 5, 002 48 $37,053 34 PAPER.

25 reams imperial, at $20 500 00

75 reams royal, at $13 975 00 145 reams medium, at $9 1.305 00 40 reams medium, at $7 280 00

120 reams medium, at $5 50 780 00

876 reams folio post, at $4 3,504 00

140 reams demy, at $7 980 00 1,467 reams demy, at $5 7,335 00 646 reams cap, at 6-2 80 1, 808 80

90 reams cap, at $4 360 00 63 reams double cap, at .$8 504 00

30 reams double cap. at $9 270 00 455 reams 13 by 28 inches, at S6 40 2, 912 00

14 reams printing, 52 lbs, at $7 93 Ill 02

40 reams printing, 45 lbs., at $4 92 3-10 196 92

40 reams printing, 56 lbs., at $7 24 64-100 289 86 54 reams manilla and hardware papers 450 48

8 reams fancy paper 107 05

1 ream linmg paper 10 25

1 ream parchment paper 29 55 Freight and express charges paid 97 72 22,806 65 3IACHI\ERV, TOOLS, ETC.

1 ruling machine and appurtenances 194 00

2 Hickok ruling machines, at $100 200 00

1 Kirk ruling machine 75 00

1 Semple cutting machine 200 00 2 Semple cutting machines, at $225 450 00

1 extra clamp for same 25 00

1 Austin embossing press. No. 4 600 00

1 Austin embossing press, No. 5 800 00

1 smashing machine 400 00

1 board cutter 300 00

12 iron standing presses, at $90 1. 080 00 Shacking machines, at $285 855 00

knife-grinding machine 95 00

1 savs ing machine 85 00
16 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 3.

Disbursements on account of the puhlic hinding, ^x.—Continued.

Iron shafting, castings, &c., for machiner}' $667 71

1 paint mill 25 00

5 patent gas furnaces, at $20 100 00

17 rolls, (assorted) 80 00

120 sewing benches, at $1 50 180 00

6 finishing stands, at $3 18 00

1 finishing stand 5 00 8 lettering pallets, at $8 50 68 00 3 round polishers, at $3 9 00 3 band polishers, at $2 . . 6 00 2 steel creasers, at $1 50 3 00 4 dozen book hammers, at $12 - . 48 00 4 dozen compasses, at $9 36 00

4 dozen folders, at $1 50 6 00

1 dozen plough knives 8 00

1 dozen paring knives 1 25 2 dozen stabbing awls, at $3 6 00

1 dozen gold knives 7 00 2 fillets, at $2 25 \ 4 50

1 grindstone , 3 80

1 clock c 8 00 7 pressboards, at $4 50 31 50

7 pressboards, at $2 50 17 50

167 pressboards, at $3 50 584 50 Brass type, plates, ornaments, stamps, &c.. 479 23 $7,761 99 BINDING MATERIALS.

5,000 quarto cases for books, at 14 cents 700 00 86,400 octavo cases for books, at 4f cents 4,104 00

1,000 octavo cases for books 114 00

1] , 600 12mo, cases for books, at 4i cents 494 70

50,000 pounds binders' boards, at 3 cents 1,500 00 70,350 pounds binders' boards, at 3^ cents 2,286 37 3,300 pounds binders' boards, at 4 cents 132 00 300 pounds binders' boards, at A.\ cents 13 50

, 3,931 S 675 skins Russia leather, at $2 62i 1, 771 87

7 dozen Turkey morocco, at $24 168 00

12 dozen Turkey morocco, at $17 50 210 00

6 1-12 dozen calfskins, fancy colors, at $31 . . , 188 58

10 dozen law calf, at $14 140 00

30 dozen law calf, at $14 50 , 435 00

14 dozen law calf, at $17 , 238 00

133 dozen law sheep, at §6 798 00 90 dozen shaved sheep, at $6 12^ 551 25

10 dozen blank sheep, at $6 12i 61 25 27 dozen roans, assorted colors, at $8 50 . 229 50

20 dozen blue skivers, at $8 160 00

16 dozen blue skivers, at $9 144 00

6 dozen bine skivers, at $9 25 55 50

4 dozen green skivers, at $8 50 34 00

6 dozen cochineal skivers, at $14 50 87 00 12 dozen bark skivers, at $7 12^ 85 50

1, 398 dozen fleshes, at $2 75 3, 844 50

9,201 20 pieces of muslin, at $3 25 65 00

5 pieces of muslin, at $5 50 27 50' 4 pieces of muslin, at $5 75 23 00

111 pieces of muslin, at $6 50 721 50
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTIXG. 17

Xo. 3.

Disbursements on account of tlie puhl'ic Vind'nig, d'c.—Continued.

600 pieces of muslin, at $7 ^4,200 00 2 pieces of muslin, at $11 22 00 2 pieces of muslin, at $13 26 00

1 piece of muslin 12 50 ^5,097 50

198 pounds glue, at 18 cents 35 64

3, 066 pounds glue, at 17 cents 521 22

556 86 607 yards cotton, at 6 cents 36 45 303 yards cotton, at 8 cents 24 24

308 yards cotton, at 12i cents 38 50 1,464 yards cotton, at 18| cents 274 50 245i yards cotton, at 20 cents. 50 25 333 yards cotton, at 15 cents 49 95

223i yards cotton, at 25 cents 55 88 3if yards cotton, at 37i cents 11 91 153^ yards cotton, at 45 cents 69 07

201 pounds thread, at 58 cents 116 58

201 pounds thread, at 64 cents 128 64

186 pounds thread, at 75 cents 139 50

54 pounds thread, at 78 cents 42 12

51 pounds tlu-ead, at 95 cents 48 45 21 pounds thread, at $1 24 00 24 pounds thread, at §1 25 30 00 529 29

100 pounds twine, at 34 cents 34 00 206 pounds twine, at 45 cents 92 70 126 70 20 packs gold leaf, at 07 J 40 CO 20 packs Florence leaf, at $3 25 65 CO

29 pieces ribbon, assorted 19 21

48 pieces headband stuff, assorted 75 50

5 10-12 dozen bottles -while varnish, at $14 ... 81 67

44| gallons sperm oil, at $1 75 77 87

148 tons Cumberland coal, at -S'S 741 50 Gas 326 38 Horse, wagon, harness, horse feed, &c 594 74

Printing headings for blank books 6,899 91 Improvement and repair of buidery ],756 34 Miscellaneous and contingent expenses 1,125 58

Freight, cartage, and boxing machinery and materials 1. 659 27

106,652 57

H. Mis. Doc. 6 2
18 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 4. Numhcr of hands etnj^Joyed in tlie puhl.ic printing and hinding during the year ending on the ^Ist of October, 1862, tvith the length of time eacJi has heen employed and, the amount each has received. PUBLIC PRINTING.

Names.

James English

Jolm H. Ouimingliam

John Graham

Thos. S. DeVaughan

E. M. Spedden

J. W. Harrison

M. T. Lincohi

John McLeod

E. J. Burnham

Wm. Frankhn ...... Geo. C. Forbes

E. H. Edmonston

M. R. Woodward

J. C. Franzoni

Wm. L. Jones

Jas. D. Chedal

Ohas. D. Parsons . . . . Joseph Johnson

Wm. S. Scott Thos. F. Maher . . . .

.

John Metcalf — . . . . Thos. M. Raser

O. H. Read

George Gordon

John Burnside

C. B. Smith

J. S. Tomhnson

J. S. Jones

C. E. Montgomery. .

.

Robert Taylor A. J. Donaldson — . O. C. Fisher

Wm. Farrington

Wm. L. Jones Madison Davis

W. D. Fowler

W. J. Frizzell M. R. Woodward

Days, hours. 365 0 287 0 311 0 299 0 292 5 287 0 268 0 283 0 264 5 292 5 195 0 215 9 21 6 293 4 238 6i

20 8 292 0 280 0 281

291

237

260

239

199

253

0 • 292 0

264 0 263 8 238 8 246 6 60 0 284 0 47 0 276 8

2(53 2 92 2

5 0 43 0

U 16f

4 16|

3 33^

3 33|

3 33^

3 33^

00

83J

83^

83t^ 83^

66|

66f

66|

66§

66-1 66f

66|

66|

66-1 66|

66|

66§

66|

66|

66|

66§

66|

66|

2 66f

2 66|

2 50

50

5050

50

1!

S .3

S40 00

119 09

74 37

67 04

148 58

110 21

8 96

106 81 127 26

19 89

189 70

173 05

191 93

190 66 191 62

144 94

182 82

137 00

178 09

187 98

72 25

192 26

53 65

153 25

189 54

83 29

11 96

31 28

40 91 36 48

25 92
OF THE PUBLIC PEINTIXG. • Xo. 4.

Ktnnher of liands employed, Sfc.—ContiniTed.

19

Names.

*o o

c

E. A. Croniii . F. J. Waters . . .

.

Geor2:e Cocliran.

C. W. Scliell . .

.

A. J. Appleby .

.

Geoi'O'e Caton . .

.

Jas. i). Checlal .

.

G. W. Hall

R. ^\. Claxton .

.

James Jack . O. C. Ketcham .

.

Robert Penman . A. C. Sbaw .... RoUin Defrees .

.

Daniel Smith . . W. S. Miles E. R. SpiuT . J. W. Ro^Yan

Eugene Laporte . X. W. King

^\. E. Xott

J. p. Boss , J. W. Harrison . Abram Cook — . Wm. Flemming . G. A. R. McXeir

A. G. Seaman. . .

,

W. W. Maloney . David Wiber . J. C. 0. Whaley , Wm. M. Belt . . .

.

F. R. Reading . .

.

James Fnllerton.

,

W. S. Brooks ... Wm. Robinson . .

.

E. X. Gray , D. Harbano'li . . .

,

C. D. MePherson,

Chas. F. Lo^Tey . A. L. Gamer . . . .

.

E. H. Edmonston.

R. A. Cronin A. C. Shaw

A. G. Seaman . .

.

W. W. Maloney .

.

Days, hours. 149 62 50

291 5 2 50

231 3 2 50

277 2 50

236 2 50

275 7 2 50

269 6 2 50

213 9 2 50 256 2 2 50

2S3 % 50

248 0 2 50 210 5J 2 50

105 7 2 50

161 5 2 50

42 7 2 50

19 5 2 50

127 0 2 50

24 5 50

7 2 50

164 2 2 50

274 4 2 50

292 5 2 50

26 0 2 50

260 4-i- 2 50 279 3 2 50 253 2 50

1 ^^"7 D

o 50

cr 0

o 50

2oO y 2 50

QO o\j 263 3 2 50

209 0 2 50

167 2 50 171 2 50 265 1 2 50

251 2 50 26 2 50

26 0 2 50

27 0 2 50

11 0 2 50

23 0 2 50 100 6 2 33i

4 0 2 331

81 3 2 33.^ 146 2 2 33^

$0 96

61 04

73 46 60 92

74 16 39 60

47 48

8 96

63 52

78 35

8 86 66 48

74 12 26 19

16 12

16 64

1 92

91 00

9 40

64 24

161 77

96 87 44 92

78 48

3 32

53 08

43 09 26 09 85 88 25 60

24 76 140 76 64 54

1 82 38 96

69 44

37 04
20 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

Xo. 4.Xiwihcj- of hands emj)Joyed, dtc—Continued.

Names.

Time

employed.

Pay

per

day.

Amount

received

for

extra

woik.

Total

amount

received.

Days, hours. C. B. Hongli 271 6 71/ J. <itfiQ7 ti&oy / ^^9 B. 0. Wright 277 8

o Do

0. M. Murphy 270 6 2 76 48 707 c-'O D. P. Hicklino' 284 8 9 33^ lyq 91

Wm. Baum 2SS 5

O/C y 0 R9 770 RO

J. M. F. Hough 269 8 9 01 Q9 71/Li1 Of^ N. Watkins 119 8 2 33^ 20 52 298 88

J. J. Judge 84 0 9 DO 911 DeJ W. C. Heck 81 5 9 1± Q9 11 Q1y 1 4tD John G. Judd 83 0 2 334 1 5 208 99

W. A. De Caindrv 60 0 2 33J 6 84 146 84

R. P. Luckett 159 1 9 00 00 'iO-l: 1 Joel S. Brown 218 9^ 9 y:U ou

47 0 9 a0 DO 1 1 X1 0\J CD. McPherson 232 7^ 9 o<o 7fi 010 RnOD

0. F. Lowrey 195 2h 9 33^ QR 4-4. 554 03 E. R. Brown 207 Si 9 001

qoi

9fi OR 196 2 9 \jj Q9y ^ 71 G. W. Scriver 109 0 9 0 JL ztO •^1 ^ 74- 40 2 9 qqi Jo RO W. N. Ball 140 2 9 qqi 90 4.R 4tO o'± t fi9 D/i C. P. Brown 7 5 2

33I- 92 19 42

Georo:e Bao:2:ott 12 6 9 1X 9R 30 6R

S. H. Mathers 67 7 o oql 1 ^1 y 0 Charles White 67 6 fi qqi 0 / 91 1X Q4- y ^ Q7y 1 C. JR. Johnson 124 5J-* it 9 334 13 76 309 50 T. C.Hall 20 0 o qqi 9 4ty 99

M. Brosnahan 26 8

o qqi 0

C5 /I41:0 70 y D F. X. Belanger 26 4 oti 33I

qqi

Q 7 1 71 ox'^l F. A. Gerrish 145 0

o 9Q 00 ooo 09

S. McElwee, jr 251- 2 o>i QQl 33g^ 1 Q OU-J QRy 0 F. B. Stitt 218 9 2 33i 16 00 526 77

C. W. Robinson 261 5 2 33J 42 40 652 25

L. F. Clements 229 6J 2 33^ 23 08 558 92

Joseph W^ilkes 156 8 2 33J 15 48 381 34

Thomas Harper 270 4J 2 33J 58 61 688 47 H. H. B.Arnold 282 2* 2 33J 74 16 732 12 F. U. Stitt 243 5 2 33^ 18 88 585 71 W. C. Shay 183 3 2 33^ 19 64 447 07 Frank Miller 161 5 2 33^ 2 25 379 08

C. T. Allen 268 3J 2

33i- < 88 65 714 42

Charles Sheer 223 6 2 33^

oH

3 84 525 46 E. MacMurray 265 2 67 03 685 83 236 6 2 m- 35 84 587 91 264 0 2 39 76 655 46
OF THE PUBLIC PEINTIXG. - Xo. 4.

Xumhei- of Tiands employed, ^x.—Continued.

21

G. T\'. Bowen

George Graves . . .

.

H. a" Christine . . . R. Gillen H. L. Davison . . .

.

J. Hurlev

Josiali Melvin .... Augustus Rodgers . L. R. Feclitio- S. A. Davis ^. George Wadswortli

Georo-e H. Randall

B. Milburn

John Campbell. . .

.

Isaac B. Jones .... C. J. Canfield William Edelin . .

.

L. H. Bigarel

J. Wallace

I)am. hours.

C. K. Shrvock . .

.

H. L. Bonsall ... B. A. Swan , J. W. Robinson .

.

J. W. Xott

J. A. Ford

P. J. Cakhvcll . .

.

Edward Hunt . . .

.

J. W. Palmer-...

J. H. Sessford . . W. H. Ketcliam .

.

Joliu T. Evans . .

.

Henry Hammond.

C. Klopfer

Joseph Crandell .

.

Henry Walker . . . F. C. Pitman . . .

.

W. F. Parish . - . . James McKennev

J. T. Whittaker!;. D. S. Semple . . . . A. R. Bennett . . .

.

Richard Kellv . .

.

J. D. Burt

L. A. lardella . . . . Jacob 3IcHanney.

211 8J S2 331

231 OJ 33^

174 2^ 2 33^

187 3 2 331- 273 1 2 331

241 OJ 2 331

257 4 2 33.J 269 3 2 33^

199 7 9 oH

158 5 2 331

123 7J 2 331

77 3 2 331

69 5 2 33^

49 7 2 33i

10 0 2 33^

20 0 2 331

6 5 2 331

47 1 2 33^

3 0 2 33:^ 21 0 2 33^

35 4 9 331

123 1 2 33^

77 5 2 33^

56 5 2 331

30 7 2 33^

4 0 2 33^

34 2 2 33^

12 5 2

1—

0 2

11 0 2 33^

11 0 2 331

9 5 2 33^

>:2i 7 2 33^

ISO 9 2 33^

169 2 2 33^

245 7i 2 331

179 ol 2 331

365 0^

1 71^

365 0 1 74

31 0 1 711

365 0 1 711

334 0 1 7l4

335 0 1 71f

295 0 1 66f

259 5 1 66|

818 88

14 72

19 04

21 56 81 36 100 74

102 22

95 84

108 36

2 56

5 92

18 24

30 40

5 12

3 00

6 84

1 60

1 28

8 96 33 23

3 84

22 96

2 24

96

1 28

37 00

5 24

7 04

19 84

84 90 112 60

$512 89

552 53

425 62

458 59 717 89

669 88

702 12 723 64

574 33

372 21

294 56

198 52

192 57

121 09

26 33

53 50

15 17 111 50

7 00

50 28

133 57 320 47 184 68

154 80 73 87

9 33

80 76 29 17 25 67

25 67

25 67

22 17 517 87

459 11 399 34

580 24

227 62

625 57 625 57

53 14 625 57 572 43

574 14 576 01 544 51
22 REPOKT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 4.

Numher of hands employed, 8fc.—Oontinued.

Names.

o

aO

s 1^

Ephraim Dorsey .

.

George Dice

James F. Larkin .

.

B. "F. Larcombe . .

.

John Scliofield. . .

.

Edward Malone . . . George Slim

Thomas McNamara

Dennis McNamara.

James Cole

Thomas Gorman .

.

Patrick McQuinn .

.

John Hinchy

E. F. Larcombe

Lot Oullinan

James Hinchy . . .

.

Patrick McNamee . Harrison Mortimer

.

Basil Jackson

Franklin Chew

Timothy Malone .

.

George Dice

John Bush

Franklin Chew . . .

.

Charles Wall

JohnTafe

J. F. Fennell D. Flarbaugh

Jesse Rose

A. Gordon

C. J. DeVaughan.

.

S. A. Davis

Charles Sheer

Benjamin Marlow .

.

H. C. Miles

Annie Keller Mary Miller Kate Cavanaugh .

.

Mary E. Webster.

.

Mary J. Bm^ns . . .

.

Eliza Gittings

Mary E. Lewis. . .

.

Sarah Murray

Julia A. Miller Ann R. Shedd

283

277

229

Days, hours, 295 0 286 0 303 0 281 5 261 7 299 9 306 0 244 0 218 8 33 0 16 2 17 0 20 0 26 0 295 0 166 0 72 5 88 0 60 0 27 04

0

2i

293

26

365 0 236 5 313 0 222

79 0 286 0 286 0 234 0 229 5 129 0 26 0 10 271

259

270

0

1

19 279 0^- 82 270 6J

257 9l

247 l|

252 8

$1 50

50

50

1 50

1 33J

1 33^-

1 33^

1 33^

1

1 33^

33^

1 33^

1

1

1

1 331

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 33k

1 28f

33k

33.1- 33^

33^

33k

33k

33k

33k

00

00

00

83-J 83.V 83k

S3k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

83k

$106 25

2 00

2 00

117 60

63 00

92 95

71 25

13 40

16 80

17 10

30

50

125 40 66 50

51 30

3

1 13 70 123 75 34 67

66 00

2 00

49 40

4 28

5 88

63 81 53 70

61 47 64 40

70 57

73 89

60 28

67 40 64 17 60 61 59 81
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. . No. 4.

Nu?nher of hands eiJijployed, b^c.—Continued.

23

Names.

o

a> .P-i S-* "S . >>> o

^ O

© ^

S O a> B ^

o

<D

!-i O

ci *S ^ o

a C a H 1

Days, hours. 239 3 $0 83J $59 74 $259 16 239 1 831

83^

54 67 253 92

251 2J 66 58 275 96

206 4 83^ 44 24 216 24

246 7 83^ 61 79 267 38

241 2 47 84 248 83

200 0 32 52 201 18 171 m 33 11 175 82

176 m 36 56 183 44

272 3 83^ . 74 65 302 33

247 7 83^ 68 41 274 8.4 216 2 83^ 64 01 244 18 138 0 83^ 21 63 136 63

79 0 83^ 7 49 73 32

125 0 83-^ 83^

35 27 139 44

72 0 19 52 79 52

73 5 83i 17 50 78 76

77 0 83i

83-^ 29 74 93 91

76 0 28 17 91 51

42 0 83^ 11 52 46 52

14 0 831 2 62 14 29

25 0 83i 9 50 30 33

269 0 83-1 42 89 267 06

282 5 83i 56 03 291 46

40 2 83^ 12 17 45 67

47 6 83^ 14 80 54 47 122 3 83^ 31 31 133 23

51 0 83^

83J- 27 52 70 02

10 5 5 37 14 12 85 1 831 10 49 81 42

224 6 831 44 91 232 09

175 7 831 42 03 188 45

158 4 83.1 31 83 163 74

118 ^4 83^ 18 76 117 72

76 1 831 26 90 90 32

280 2 83-^- 55 12 288 64

234 84 83-^- 51 68 267 39

39 0 83i 12 15 44 65

5 83J 7 37 7 79

m 6 12

26 0 16 47 38 13

6 0 8 70 13 70

29 0 m 24 25 48 42 83^ 2 62

11 0 83-1 4 50 13 67

Sarali A. Mjers

Ellen V. Smith Jane Stansbmy

Anna F. Jones Jane M. Alderslade .

.

Elizabeth A. Rawlins

Maiy E. Williams . .

.

Emma M. Moreland .

.

Margaret Reidy

Rebecca IMurray

Sarah Russell Rebecca E. Myers . .

.

M. E. Derr

Caroline Borden

Margaret Sweenev. .

.

Alice V. Miller. . .

.

Mary A. Stone Agnes Maddox

Calista Couley

Delia G. Suddeth

E. C. Fowler

Amanda J. Smith . . .

.

Sarah E. Meredith. . Martha E. Cook

J. E. Moreland

Henrietta Payne

Louisa Payne

Sarah Blades

Hannah Hennessey .

.

Elizabeth HufFnagle .

.

Annie Suddeth

Elizabeth Stewart . .

.

Ahce Mills Jennie Jeraion

Mary E. Cohill Annie D. Mitchell . .

.

Eliza Parrott M. Pendergast

Sarah E. Nalley

Jane Wright

Elizabeth Miller.. . ..

E(. J. Crown

Ellen Brick

Martha Webster

S.R. Derr
24 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 4.

Number of hands employed, &fc:—Continued.

Names.

Fannie Oavanaugli .

.

Joanna Harbin

Oelinda Higby

Margaret A. Sweeny

.

E. A. Porter Hugh S. McLeod. -

.

Elizabeth Jefferson . A. G ordon

C. J. DeVaughan. .

.

W. E. Spedden

John O'Brien

J. W. Wilson

Morris Neligan

M. A. Cullinan Charles Mann

Charles Sanford .... JohnYanarsdale. . .

.

John Taylor

Thomas Kelly

George Dice

John T. Balienger

John A. Dawson .

.

Lewis O'Brien. ... J. Q. Werden

Robert S. Langley

H. C. Lawrence . .

.

C. W. Tenley....

J. T. Selecman — . S. C. Hurley

S. A Mackey

Samuel Dorsey. . .

.

Benjamin Leach . .

.

Vincent Rowe . . . .

,

James Edmonston . Albert M. Parsons . Wm. B.Kelly

J. H.Hall

John Miller , J. H. Crown

F. 0. Hall

Eobert G. Langley.

Ralph Jefferson . .

.

J. C. Bowen

Michael Fennell . .

.

S. McGonegal

Days. hours. 3 0 17 5 20 0 34 0 294 0 131 5

1 2J

79 0 79 0 99 0 3 2 13 0 17 0 2 6 19 l}y

99

4"^ 25 5 22 3 2 0 31 5 97 6 87 0oi

154 8 49 5 44 0 48 5 19 5 21 6 184 0 188 6

9 2 178 0 257 1 252

46 5 103 0 181 0 40 0 313 0

^3

$0 83J

83^

83^^ 83^

83i. 83J

7566|

66-1 66|

66f

66|

661- 66f

66f

66|

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661- 66|

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$4 87

9 15

8 35

20 24

160 62

101 18

9 00

4 37

50

18 02

10 62

1 82

22 60

31 85 22 05

311 62

80

11 50

4 50

16 12

3 12 23 23

20 81

23525

68

17 69

23 69

75

11 60

42 IS 44 74

2 25

38 38

70 24

62 39

6 93

1 28

3 38
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. - No. 4.

Kumhei' of hands employed, &c.—Continued.

25

Names.

J. E. Dowliug. . . T. D. Larcombe . H. A. Johnson .

,

E.H. TaHer.--.

JolmF. Fennell. Wm.Bnsli , Jolin H. Becker . Edwin Campbell.

Thomas Bennett. George Lewis . .

.

"VYm. Forrest . . .

.

Michael Ehyon .

.

J. S. Clayton . . . E. A. EatclifF-. . E. A. Lewis

Julius Dowliug .

.

J. H. Kino' A. P. Morris A. Pettijohn .... Eugene Conner .

.

Albert Grimes . . T. H. Lynch

James H. Becker

John E. Sommers

G. W.Mulloy...

Mary Tobin

73

Davs. hours. 313 0 184 0

27

3 265

265

239

131

74

27

174

229

219

295

292 0 295 0 264

282

264

236

111

99

15

0

'33 0 20 0 24 0

19 0

$0 66f

66|

66|

66|

66f

66|

66|

66|

66f

66f

66f

66|

66|

66|

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66f

66|

66|

66^

66|

66|

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50

% o

9. ^

15 12 49 61 31 56

49 61

42 36

41 92

48 11 28 87 26 87

19 62

5 00

2 12

30 56 38 24

22 43

10 43

10 44

o o

"o

$208 65

122 66

115 99

152 67

163 58

246 26

233 71 246 26

218 96

230 50

224 17 186 52

100 86

108 28

18 33

16 00

20 12

2 00

12 67

209 73

222 21 181 29

97 76 59 77

13 50

48 00

PIKCEWORK.

Names. Total am't

received.

A. Acton . .

.

M. Acton

S. Adams

H. Anderson,

M. Burch....

S. B. Burch..

M. Bowen .

.

E. Boyle . . .

,

A. Bland--..

M. Brick . . . . V. Bryan....

•S112 03

281 42 310 71 69 14

251 62

263 65

207 50

198 43

29 84

176 04

222 23

M. A. Burns

.

S. Bowers

M. Bryan

E. Chancey .

.

L. Childress .

.

E. Clements . M. A. Conner

E. Conway .

.

M. A. Crussell

S. Crawford-.

.

E. Coverstone

Total am't

received.

$3 00

2 24

69 31 252 56

85 88

204 79 228 53

297 78

199 90

151 63

40 60
26 REPORT OF SUPEEIXTENDENT

No. 4.Kumhcr of hands e7Jij)loijccl, &c.—Continued.

PIECEWORK.

Names.

M. Callalian.. R. Davis . . ,

.

E. Daly

C.Dulin

F. Davis . - .

.

J. Eckloff . .

.

A. Feeney . .

.

M. Fox

A. French . . . E. French. .

.

M. Flemming

.

M. Gedcles . . S. Goldsmith.

H. Greenwell

.

E. Gallagher.

M. Gorman .

.

L. V. Germon

A. Harrison.

.

T. Harrison .

.

E.Heffell..-. E. Higgins . S. Hess

J. Hunt

PI. Howard .

.

]\r. Howard .

.

M. Hunt . . -

.

M. Hall T. Keefe . . .

.

]\r. Keefe A. Keefer

J. H. Keefer . M. A.Kelly..

M. Kennelly . E. Lashorn .

.

G. Lowe

S. Lynch. . .

.

E. Leonard .

.

0. Maus

V. Maus

L. Mills

S. Mahorney . M. Miles . . .

.

M. Mangan .

.

M. Maxwell .

.

E. Marche . .

.

M. Middleton

.

A. Maddox .

.

A. JMulhare .

.

Total arn't received.

$1

189

S3

264

2 156

119

121

87

107

13

12 133

17

9 51

8 288

167

334

158

223

227

213

3 44

50

213

99

44

100

24

8

4 187

169

46 296

296

169

168

119

27

153

98

199

30

199

05

14

44

84

70

53

8944

4992

89

02

70

15

23

26

4723

88

09

5134

73

8682

33

1930

11

117678

95

50

3774

64

22

22

34

95

41

4144

7658

0614

Names.

E. McCarthy.

M. McCarty.

.

M. McCloskey

A. McGonegal

M. McGarvey

E.McEhvee..

M. A. McGinn

J. McEvoy . - M. E. Noonan

R. Nye

L. Piggott ... V. Power . M. Purdy

M.Page

M. O'Brien .

.

J. Quill E. Rorke

F. Rich K. 'Sage E. Sanderson. K. Shorten .

.

M. Sanderson

F. Sage

M. Stickell... M. Stone .... M. Sweeney.

.

E. Spencer —

A. Shaw .... M. Tafe

C. Talbert . .

.

S.Tyler

M. Thornton.

B. Thompson.

A. Tippett. .

.

T. Tippett...

S. Thompson.

K.Walsh....

C. Ward .... A. R. Wilson

S. S. Wilson.

L. Wilson . .

.

S. Waters . . L. Waters . .

.

C. Wright . .

.

W. White . .

.

M. Whaley .

.

M. Woods . . . S. Watson. . .
OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTIXG.

Xo. 4.Sumber erf Jicmcls employed, ^x.—Continuecl. PUBLIC BIXDIXG.

27

r3o Xames.

George P. Goff ....

J. H. Roberts

Henry Chase

Godfrey Eosewa2:.

.

Theodore TTalms^IeT F. A, Manniug .... Jennings Paul

J. F.Behler

T. F. SteAvart James TV. TThite . . F. D. Chase

J. L. Rocker

Richard TTrenn .... Thomas M. Triplett

James Xeil

James Ste^'art .... G. H. Bodensick . . . Joseph Holland . . . John S. Kane

S. T. Crawford ....

J. A. Landroigt .... James Xartin

Thomas Childs .... R. H. Marcellus . . G. W. Brown

J. AY. Glover R. B. Waiie

Andrew Fitzsimons

J. S. Cannon

C. B. CaldweU .... T. S. Bavlie

P. J. CaldweU

Thomas Sparks . .

.

John A. Perkins . . . Charles Lemon .... John 3IcCulloch. . . Andrew Fitzsimons

John A. Perkins . . . William ^IcDonald.

J. A.Landvoigt. . . . AYilliam Hayes .... John J. Bvrnes ....

J. T. Blakenev

W.. B. R. Williss . . .

Davs. 365 0 2S7 0 S3 331

279 1 2 50

26S oi 2 50

2S4 5 2 50 263 n 2 50

21 s" 2 50

79 0 2 50

159 5 2 50

282 5 2 50

273 6J 2 50

115 5 2 50 121 71 2 50

260 o" 2 50

50 0 2 50 23 0 2 50 227 6J 2 50

U 0 2 50

4 0 2 50

215 9 2 50

j 40 2 50

6 2 50

117 2 50

59 7 2 50

81 2 50

46 6 2 50

54 0 2 50

51 3 2 50

49 6 2 50

3 0 2 50 49 5 2 50

181 3 2 50

287 5 2 50

43 5 2 50

241 2i 2 50 63 5 2 33^

78 8 2 33i

156 9 2 331

65 0 2 33§- 125 7 2 331

288 5 2 33^

389 n 2 33-1- 274 n 2 33.1- 2 33^ 1 274 ^ 1

S6 00

3 00

12 75

6 00

57 56 48 19

18 00

24 00 33 00 21

6 00

00 33 56

6 00

3 00

4 50

9 19

3 00

30 56

6 00

3 00

9 94

3 00
28 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

Xo. 4.

Niimhc?' of hands (nnj^loycd, ^c.—Oontiimcd.

Names.

ived rk.

Time

employ 0

a

&(

-1

,

Amount

rece

for

extra

wo

Total

amoiin

ceived.

Days. hovrs. 141 IJ

0 o2 0 0

1

S32 8 90

212 2 331 $6 20 500 o7 113 5 264 79 113 o 1 2

0 0

1

9 45 273 Oo

2L cr 0 2 33-^- 33^

OO 1 / 103 A

0 2 240 34

D 2i

cr 0 2 33^ 12 14o 2 33^

33^- 0 /1

1

o4i on

17

0 2

A 1 41 42

2 33i

0 X 3o

99 5 2 33A- 33i

33^

2o2 16 103 7 2 241 97

164 o 1 0 2 . ob2 71 139 2 33^

33A- 33 V

323 68

210 74- 9 2 491 08

153 2 358 56

211 2 331 5 10 497 06

181 2 33^ 30 375 48

187 3 2 331

436 57

195 8 2 1 50 458 05

144 2\ 2 1 80 337 98

68 5 2 334 159 30

bo 5 2 334

334

003 331

lo4 56

55 21 2 128 84

65 5" 2 152 51 101 7 ^^3 331 236 86 156 3 2 33i- 3 00 367 26

156 2^ 2 334 3 00 366 03

147 1 4 9 3313 3 00 345 Q7

67 7t'r2 2 334 157 51

67 0 2 OO3 QQl 155 84

0

0 ^^3 31

61 4 2 003313

.3^)3 142 95

34 0 80 11 12 0 2 28 00

# 99 u 231 niU X 17 0 0/i OO3 39 67

16 n\j "9lit d03 37 •^3 104 0 2 334.5 245 66

66 2 2 33^- 154 46

59 8 2 33^ 139 53

65 4 2 33^ 152 96

72 0 2 331 168 00

84 6 2 33rl 197 40

33 6 2 33^ 78 40

C. F. Weser

JolmF. BeMer....

J. P. D. Oaton . . .

.

R. H. Marcellus . . . F. A. Manning . . .

.

M. B. Gordon

J. H. Eoberts

Richard Roberts . .

.

P. J. CaldAvell . . . . H. C. Espey

J. W. Honx ...... W. C. Heck

0. L. Dowden

Charles Lelong . . . . T. J. Allecott D. C. McGivern . . . William Scott Dennis Toomey . .

.

F. Cunningham . . . W. H. Bailey . . . .

.

R. B, fFarford...,.

James Read

William McLane. .

.

Edwin Ridgway . . . R. W. Connor

George D. Burch .

.

Varden Bishop . . .

.

W.H.Moran

James St. Clair , . .

.

H. S. Linker

S. T. Crawford . . . . Thomas 0. May . .

.

George W. Frances

F. C. Philpitt

J. E. Bulloch T. F. Stewart Thomas Menshaw . . Thomas S. Bavlie .

.

J. T. McGo^van . . . Charles Koehler . . . L. W. Deuham . . .

,

John Espey

Augustus Jacobs .

,

A. W. Johnson . . . . C. T. Elwood
OF THE PUBLIC FEINTING.

Xo. 4.

Xumhej- of liands emjjioycd, &;c.—Continued.

29

Names.

o

> M

o o

S .0 <1

E. B. Waite

John S. Cannon .

.

M. T. Lincoln

Wm. Eobinson . . . , E. N. Gray

A. L. Carrier

J. T. AYhittaker.. James McKenney

.

James D. Burt . . . , Eicliard Kelly . . . . D. S. Semple

C. L. GraenacLer .

,

Jolm Hill

Israel Sommers . . .

.

James C. "VYest . . .

,

Israel Sommers . . .

.

James C. West

W. G. Burgess . . .

.

Geo. G. Larner . . .

.

Michael Hill John Tidball Dennis Bleak

Patrick McNamee .

.

Patrick IMcQuinn . . Dennis Bleak

John Fetherstone . . J. P. D. Caton.... H. C. Espey

E. G. Piggott

Eosa Dowden . . , Jane ^IcClelland .

.

Sarah A. CoUison. . Lavinia McCafferty

Lucy A. Caulk

Mary Collison Sarah A. Simons .

.

Lucy A. Hyde . . .

.

Caroline Crooks . . . Bettie Crooks

F. E. Piggott

Margaret Stewart . . Louisa Wells

^gnes Shearer . . .

.

Mary Wallace . . . . S. G. Hickey

Day: hours is 3 82 3 3 J- IS 3 2 33vL 27 0 3 33-J- 26 5 2 50

26 7^ 2 50

27 0' 2 50

31 0 1 71#7 31 0 1 71f

30 0 1 7l47 31 0 1 71f

304 0 1 71f

290 5 1 66|

312 0 1 33A-3 233 0 1 50

103 0 1 50

19 5 ] 33k3 25 0 1 33k ""3

75 0 1 33A- 70 0 1 3 71 0 1 334- " -^3 302 0 1 334- ""3

SI 0 1 3 3 A-3 36 0 1 106 0 1 28^

227 0 1 28^ ^"7 19S 0 1 16^

154 5 1 16%

2S1 0 1 16|

295 0 1 00

248 5 1 00

278 0 1 00

139 0 1 00

267 5 1 00 26 0 1 00

8 0 1 00 53 0 1 00

77 0 1 00 177 5 1 00 98 5 1 00

6 0 1 00

86 5 1 00

6 0 1 00 271 0 1 00 255 5 1 00 52 0 1 00

821 36 28 84

17 04

6 00

50 00

2 50

2 00

2 62

1 20

2 40

1 20

43

14

842 70

42 70

107 50

92 86

82 35

72 79 53 05

53 05

5153

521 00

484 15 466 02

349 50

154 50

26 00

33 33

100 00

93 34

94 67

406 18 110 01

48 00

136 24

291 86

231 00

180 24

330 46

296 20

248 50

278 00 139 00

267 50

26 00

8 00

53 00

77 00

179 90

98 50

6 00

86 50

6 00 271 00 255 50

53 20
30 EEPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

No. 4.Numher of hands employed, ^c.—Contiuiiecl.

Names.

Mary A. Merillat . . .. E. A. Piggott Laura Piggott A. E. Sword

Alice V. Reed

Frances M. Reed . . . James H. Bush

John Hndlow

E. E. Piggott

H. J. Howard......

G. W. Mnlloy

Caroline Crooks . . . . Mary Weaver

Mary E. Hickey. . . . Susie Purdy

E. F. Eckloff

Alice Y. Reed . Sarah E. McCafferty

Mary V. Purdy

Emma R. Bowen . . . S. G. Hickey

Daxp. Hours, 7 5 55 2t 42 5 45 0 13 5

7 5 313 0 312 0 76 0 30 0 24 5 131 0 309 0 304 0 305 0 312 0 130 0 25 0 21 0 15 0 52 0

P-i

00

00

00

00

00

00

831

G6|

66f

66§

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

66|

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15 06

1 00

00

06

18 19 13 06

10 00

17 1900

00

00

00

PIECEWORK.

Names.

Margaret Stewart , Mary E. Coleman

Louisa Wells . . „ .

.

Fannie Hurley . . . Lucy A. Hyde . . , J. Kennelly

Ella Morris

Mary E. Clements

Ella Gallagher . . . Mary J. Grant . . .

,

Henrietta Lee . . . , Mary Bramell . . . , Jane Kearney . . .

,

Virginia Dulany .

,

Mary E. Dulany.

,

Total am't

received.

$116 85

123 11 129 18 30 50

105 16

31 86

118 98

101 90

76 25

60 07

28 84

55 96

41 05

38 53

79 20

Susan Guerin .... Mary Morris

Ann Bran nan .... Kate Kelly

Margaret Kennelly Kate Mocler

Charlotte Yeatman

Sarah E. Cronin . . Mary Rogers

Frances M. Reed. . Blanche Williss . .

.

Julia McEvoy .... Mary E. Merillat.

.

Virginia Dowden . . Annie Dowden . .

.

Total am't

received.

^'24 39

74 26

103 75

133 81

115 18 105 24

132 52

104 93

6 64

117 92

142 42

6 52

119 11 49 42 60 49
OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING. > No. 4.

Number of hands employed, &c.—Continued.

PIECEWOEK.

31

Names.

Emma Geier . Dora Dice

Mary E. Hayes .... Sarah Dawson

Kate Fries Kate Ayton Han-iet Folk

J. Geier

Maria Hayes

Clementina Downs . . Kate Hurley

Virginia Ayton

Lizzie Burns Mary E. Muir

Ada Biddleman

Mary Smith

Isabella Johnston . . . Eliza A. Collison .... H. F. Babcock

Sarah J. Bower

Mary J. Ray

J. Kennedy

Margaret A. Coleman

Mary J. Hill

Sallie Derr Anna Wimpsett .... Ella S. Ayton Mary Boyle

Sarah E. McConnell.

Ann C. Smith

Annie T. Askew

Elizabeth A. Wood . . Amelia McElwee

Mary J. Johnston . . . Margaret Straub

Sarah E. Conway . . .

Total am't

received. $U 90

133 51

18 09 92 60

32 70

37 18 104 39 59 62

93 51

45 40

39 51

8 62

27 37

13 56

85 16 82 58

90 51

2 18

3 18 43 70

83 47

17 76 75 99

5 86 27 63

16 08

20 78

20 18 56 52

64 95 56 88

48 05

40 10 68 05

29 95

3 20

Names.

Emma V. Mulloy

Anna Hayes . . . . Mary A. Kleiber

.

Mary Barry

Anna Higgins . . . Susannah Pulling

Lucy Hayes .... Ellen Fox

Alice V. Reed . .

.

Virginia Handy . Sarah A. Simons

.

Rosa Dowden . . . J. F. Fennell . . .

,

T. Keefe

M. Bowen , M. A. Conner . .

.

V. Power

G. Lowe

M. Acton

S. Tyler

J. Hunt

A. Acton

S. Lynch

E. Boyle

S. Crawford

R. Dayis

S. Goldsmith . . . . C. Wright

E. Higgins A. Shaw

K. Sage

E. Sanderson . . . . A. R. Wilson . . . . S. Mahorney .... M. Burch

F. Miller