41st Coi>[GiiESS, ) SENATE. ( Mis. Doc.

3d Session. / ) ^sTo. 1. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE COIdRESSlONAL PROTER,

.SHOWIX& The condition of the FnhJic Frinting^ Binding^ &c.

December 5, 1870.—Ordered to lie on tlie table and be printed.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington^ December 5, 1870. Sir : I have the honor to transmit the eighteenth annnal report of

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

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Frinter.

Hon. Schuyler Colfax,

Fresident of the Senate,

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington^ Nov mber 30, 1870.

To the Seriate and House of Represeyitatives : As a duty under the provisions of law, I have the honor to submit

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

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

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

in regard to all matters connected therewith." Also, a statement showhig "the number of hands emj^loyed, and the length of time each has

been employed." The tabular statements accompanying this report are made uj) for the year ending on the 30th of September, 1870, and are as

follows

:

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

of Congress, the cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which

they were distributed. No. 2. Showing the cost of the x^'inting and binding ordered by the Executive and

Judicial Departments of the Government.

No. 3. Showing the disbursements on account of the public printing. No. 4. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing. No. 5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding.

No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the

Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies in facsimile of maps, plats^ diagrams, &c., for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States.
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No. 7. Showing the estimated cost of work unfinished on the 30th of September, 1870. No. 8. Comparative aggregate statement showing the earnings and disbursements for the year ending September 30, 1870. No. 9. Showing the number of hands employed, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each, for the year ending September 30, 1870, COST OF THE PUBLIC PR1NTIN& AND BINDINa.

Statements No. 1 and 'No. 2 will show tlie a/pproximate cost of the

public printing and binding for each Department of the Government

during the year ending on the 30th of September, 1870, as it appears on

the books of this office. The Statement Ko. 1, exhibiting the cost of the

printing, binding, and lithographing and engraving for Congress, is given ver3" much in detail, with the view of showing the cost, as nearly

as is practicable, of each of the annual reports and other public documents which were printed in excess of the usual number, (1,550 copies,

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

distributed. The actual disbursements of the office, as detailed in State- ments Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, were as follows

:

For the public printing.' $632, 690 82 For paper for the public printing 418,974 21 For the public binding o 477,603 74 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 64, 929 21 For mapping for "the Supreme Court of the United States 1, 473 50 For salaries, &c., in the office of the Congressional Printer 12, 514 00 By reference to Statement No. 1 it will be seen that a large number

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

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

the Executive Departments and Bureaus.

The amount realized during the year from the sale of paper, paper

shavings, documents, &c., is $32,838 13, which has been deposited in the

treasury of the United States, as required by law.

The following table exhibits the disbursements of this office, under

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

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

:

Tear.

Office

of

the

Siiperiuteiuleut.

Public

pi-inting.

Paper

for

tlie

public

printing.

Lithographing

and

engraving.

Public

binding.

Mapping

for

the

United

States

Supreme

Court.

Total.

1863.... $13, 210 97 $285, 660 80 $830, 802 06 $64, 126 38 $223, 945 80 $1, 417, 746 01 1864.... 14, 148 87 328, 249 34 713, 481 16 75, 391 79 302, 947 19 $9, 415 85 1, 443, 634 20

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

1866.... 13, 545 10 400, 541 00 896, 929 71 112, 272 05 445, 009 57 1, 081 92 1, 869, 379 35 1867.... 13, 769 43 452, 998 22 635, 106 09 108, 624 75 386, 203 98 2, 515 92 1, 599, 218 39

1868...- 13, 941 98 454, 502 56 385, 440 97 105, 356 77 346, 723 82 3, 102 75 1, 309, 068 85 1869.... 16, 596 20 559, 218 56 399, 798 51 145, 370 51 385, 219 41 1, 037 50 1, 507, 240 69 1870..-. 14, 188 44 632, 690 82 418, 974 21 64, 929 21 477, 603 74 1, 473 50 1, 609, 859 92
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DISTRIBUTION OP THE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Inquiry is frequently made as to tlie manner in wliicli the usual or regular number (1,600) of executive and miscellaneous documents and

reports of committees are distributed; as also the bills and joint resolutions, of which 750 copies are printed. This information is given in the

following statement :

Vriiere delivered. 11 0 o

Document room of the House

Office of tlie Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate Folding room of the Senate

state Department

Keser^-ed for binding For Librarian

Total numbers jjrinted

265

20

162

6 190

5

265

14994

265

20 230

10 170

265

308

92

5 1,031

50

1, 600 1, 600 The reserved documents are bound in volumes of appropriate size, (in

sheep and calf,) and are distributed as follows :

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

Senate document room

House docu^ment room

Senate folding room

Department of State Department of the Interior Library of Congress

Library of the House of Eepreseutatives. Library of the Court of Claims

Congressional Printer

106 263

43

60 420

50

106

361

60 470

5030

2

Total reserve 1, 079 Such number of extra copies of the public documents are printed as

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

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

PAPER POR PRINTING.

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

public printing, and of ''fixing a standard of paper for the different
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descriptions of congressional and execntive printing." Under the direction of the committee contracts were entered into for supplying any

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

December, 1870, with the following persons : Class 1.

Fine uncalcnderedi^r biting paper, 24 lyy 38 inches, 45 pounds per ream o/500 sheets.

William A. Mullen and H. B. Parker, Philadelphia, 2,000 reams, at 13.20 cents per pound, and 5,000 reams, at 14.20 cents per pound.

William W. Harding, Philadelphia, 2,000 reams, at 14.39 cents per pound.

Charles Magarge & Co., Philadelphia, 5,000 reams, at 15.20 cents per pound.

William J. Bryan, New York, 16,000 reams, at 15.65 cents per pound.

Class 2.

Fine calendered printing : William J. Bryan, New York, 16.500 reams, at 16.88 cents per pound. Class 3.

Superfine printing paper, hard-sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches, 45 'pounds per ream of 500 sheets

:

Charles Magarge & Co., Philadelphia, 1,600 reams, at 17.30 cents per pound.

Class 4.

Map paper : Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 19 cents per pound.

Class 5.—Writing papers : Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 24,500 reams, at 22 cents per j)ound. Class 6.

Colored writing papers : Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 200 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches, laid, at 28.50

cents per pound, and 2,400 reams, the remainder of the class, at 23.40 cents per pound.

Class 7.—Paperfor post offi.ce blanks : William H. Holfman, Baltimore, 1,000 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds ; 800 reams,

25 by 38 inches, 52 pounds ; 800 reams, 26 by 32 inches ; 500 reams, 18 by 29 inches, 30 pounds to the ream, one-half of each weight in the class at 15.39 cents per

pound, and the other half at 15.49 cents per pound?

Class 8.Sized and calendered tinted papers : S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, at 17.90 cents per pound.

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

of each kind of paper i^urchased during the year ending on the 30th of

September, 1870, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount ex- l)ended was $418,974 21. There remained on hand at the end of the

year papers of various kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same

statement, amounting in value to $108,955 35. The papers furnished under the contracts for 1870 cost, on the average,

about the same as those of the preceding year. The standard quality,

however, has been greatly improved, so that really there is a fair ])er- centage in favor of the purchases of 1870. There has been much less

difficulty with the contractors than during the previous year, in keeping

the papers up to the standard in point of quality. This arises in a great

degree from the wise discretion exercised by the Joint Committee on

Printiii.ii,-, in awarding the contracts to honorable and responsible parties.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $64,929 21,

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

Some of the records of the Supreme Court of the Uuited States which are ordered to be printed are accompanied by maps, plats, dia- grams, &c., and a small number of copies in facsimile^ on tracing linen, are required for the use of the court. These, for the last year, cost the sum of $1,473 50. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended on account of the public binding during the

year ending on the 30th of September, 1870, was $477,003 74, the details

of which will be found in Statement IsTo. 5. The value of the materials on hand at the end of the year was $52,156 38. CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.

Attached to Statement ^n^o. 1 will be found a list of the documents,

&c., unfinished on the 30th of September, 1870, the end of the year for which the statistical portion of this report is made up. DEPAETMENT FEINTING.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

The following comparative statement of printing and binding, done

for the of&ce of the Secretary of the Treasury for the years ending September 30, 18G9 and 1870, will show the increase of printing for that

office alone, to say nothing of the bureaus relating to it, which will be

referred to hereafter

:

Year.

ifumber of blanks. iTumber of

bl'k books. Cost of

printing. Cost of

binding. Total cost.

1870 1, 402, 600

680, 000 1,630

221

127, 031 07

12, 578 28

$23, 446 22

9, 551 07

$50, 477 29

1869 22, 129 35 Excess of 1870 over 1869 722, 600 1,409 14, 452 79 13, 895 15 28, 347 94 CUSTOM-HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.

The printing and binding for all the custom-houses of the United

States has been transferred by law to the Government Printing Office. This transfer took place in July 1869, and involves a large amount of

work that was formerly done at private printing establishments throughout the country. The following exhibit, taken from the books of this

office, shows the rai>id increase of this class of printing and binding

:

Year. Number of blanks printed. Erom September 30, 1869, to September 30, 1870 4, 917, 216 From September 30, 1868, to September 30, 1869 2, 687, 920 Excess in favor of 1870 2, 229, 296
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BlanTc hooks printed and hound.

Tear. ISTumber. Trom September 30, 1869, to September 30, 1870 9, 927 Trom September 30, 1868, to September 30, 1869 3, 116 Excess in favor of 1870 6, 811

It has been my purpose to do all the printing and binding required

for the use of the several Departments of the Government with promptness, and in a manner and style satisfactory to them. The large in- crease taxes every resource of the printing office, and far exceeds the

facilities of the bindery. I beg leave to present the following voluntary testimonials, to show how far I have succeeded in satisfying the

customs officials of the country as to the character of the work

:

Treasury Department,

Office of Commissioner of Customs,

November 9, 1869. Sir : I cannot refrain from expressing to you liow mucli I am gratified at the material and workmanship of the books and blanks which have been printed and bound at the Government Printing Office under your superintendence. I take pleasure in saying

that these books are very far superior, both in material and workmanship, to any of the kind I have ever seen in any custom-house, and incomparably superior to the general average of the books and blanks used at the different custom-houses of the United

States. I take pleasure, also, in saying that collectors of customs, naval officers, sur- veyors, &c., are much pleased with the material sent them, and so express themselves very emphatically. In short, the work you have done reflects credit upon both yourself and the Department, while it has cost much less than inferior work and materials have heretofore cost the Government. With great respect, your obedient servant, N. SARGENT, Commissioner. A. M. Clapp, Esq., Superintendent Fublic Printing, Wasliington.

Washington, D. C, Octoler 29, 1870. My Dear Sir : I have just returned from an official visit to the custom-houses at Suspension Bridge, Oswego, Ogdensburg, Burlington, Boston, and New York, and

I think it is due to you to state that the books and blanks from your office give unqualified satisfaction. While the officials would like to purchase their own books,

they all pronounce the articles received for superior to any they have e\ er purchased in

their respective cities.

/ Very respectfully yours,

A. L. STURTEVANT,

Cleric in charge of Printing, Treasury Department.

A. M. Clapp, Esq.,

Congressional Printer. REGISTER OF TREASURY.

The catalogue of books and blanks for this Bureau comprises thirtyeight different kinds of blank books, and fifty-three different varieties

of blanks. The following table shows the comparative number of the
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 7 blanks and books clone for this Bureau for the years ending September

30, 1869 and 1870 :

Tear. Blank books. Blanks. Cost of printing, paper, &c. Cost of binding. Total.

1870 3, 694

1, 007

350, 850

225, 290

$15, 452 44

4, 495 32

$33, 373 07

7, 988 15

$48, 825 51 1869 12, 483 47

Excess in 1870 2, 687 125, 560 10, 957 12 25, 384 92 36, 342 04 This class of imntiog and binding had been done, prior to 1868, in pri- vate offices. LiaHT-HOUSE BOARD.

Comparative statement of printing and binding for the years ending September 30, 1869 and

1870.

Year. Cost of printing. Cost of paper. Cost of binding. Total.

1870

1869

Excess in 1870

$5, 084 70

1, 305 39

$2, 150 16

620 23

$4, 755 48

440 66

$11, 990 34

2, 366 28

3, 779 31 1, 529 93 4, 314 82 9, 624 06 BUREAU OF STATISTICS.

Tear. Cost of priuting. Cost of paper. Cost of binding. Total.

1870

1869

Excess in 1870

$16, 582 11

7, 487 29

$4, 283 06

1, 297 53 $853 83 905 87

$21, 719 00

9, 690 69

9, 094 82 2, 985 53 12, 028 31 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT—CENSUS BUREAU.

Year. Cost of printing. Cost of paper. Cost of binding. Total.

1870

1869

$14, 208 47 $16, 614 11 $4, 343 21 552 76$35, 165 79 552 76

Excess in 1870 14, 208 47 16, 614 11 3, 790 45 34, 613 03 NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Year. Cost of printing. Cost of paper. Cost of binding. Total.

Secretary's Office, 1870 Secretary's Office, 1869

Ordnance Bureau, 1870 Ordnance Bureau. 1869

Excess in 1870

|5, 200 19

5, 455 18

$4, 412 04

2, 760 71

$11, 128 37

6, 123 27

$20, 740 65

14, 237 16

1, 651 33 5, 005 10 6, 503 49

$2, 685 71 740 47 $562 43 135 92

$11, 350 76 221 07$14, 891 97

1, 107 76

1 945 24 426 51 11, 129 69 13, 784 21
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JUDICIARY.

i ear. Cost of pi'iiitiii^. Cost of pRpcr. Cost of bincLing. Total

1870 119, 896 0?

13, 936 14

. $645 75 559 37

$1, 540 25

1, 135 27

$22, 082 08

1869 16, 668 28

5, 959 94 86 38 404 98 5, 413 80 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The printing and binding for this Department^ and especially that for the Money-order Bureau, show a somewhat large increase to meet the

wants of the postal service.PATENT OFFICE.

The list of patents, claims, and specifications for the Patent Office, are printed in what is denominated the specification department of this

office. Until November 1868, this printing was done at a i^rivate printing office, and paid for out of the funds of the Patent Office. The following exhibit shows the amount and expense of work done

in this department for the year ending September 30, 1870 : Amouut of priutiug $60, 357 03 Cost of composition $50,779 64 Cost of X)aper 2, 835 27

53, 614 91 Balance 6,742 12 As the cost of press work is not enumerated in the expense above, the

balance will be largely reduced by that item, which, owing to the char- acter of the work, is somewhat expensive.

It is admitted, I believe, that this class of printing is a source of much

revenue to the Patent Office, and I would suggest the propriety and

equity of placing such money to the credit of the fund for public printing.

On the 1st of January last the assistant foreman in charge of the speci- fication department commenced the work of compiling the Patent Office

Eeport from these claims and specifications as they issue, which is a source

of much economy, as, with trifling changes, the pages are sent to the

stereotype foundery and made ready for the work. This greatly facilitates the issue of this report, as this portion of it is ready for the press at the

end of the year, and obviates delay in compilation as heretofore by the

Commissioner of Patents. This involves not only a great saving in

time, but of jnoney.

The printing and binding for nearly every Department and Bureau

in the Government have been increased in a greater or less degree during the last year, as the business wants of the Government keep pace

with the progress of the country.
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STEREOTYPE FOrNDERY.

I mentioned iu my last annual report that I iiad. on tlie 15tli of SeptemlDer. 1S69. at comparatively small expense, organized a stereotype

foundery iu connection with this oliice. At that time the enterprise was

an exi^eriment, and I predicted a saving to the Government thereby of

at least $5,000 per annum. It had been in operation one year on the

loth day of last September, and at that date the books show the follow- ing satisfactory exhibit

:

Value of plates mannfactnxed at trade prices slS.TlS 'Zo Amonnt expended for labor, material. - 9.525 20 Net saving 9, 193 05 The foundery has been in charge of Mr. Alexander Elliott, jr.. an expe- rienced stereotyi)er, and its success as a convenient and economical

department of the office is in a great degree due to his skillful and

j udici 0us 1 w a 1 1 a gement

.

BEANXH PHINTINa OFFICE.

Under the law requiring all the printing for the Grovernment to be

done at the Government Printing Office, as I stated in my former report, a printiug office at the Treasury Department was last year transferred

to my sui)erintendence by and at the request of the Secretary of the

Treasury. This office has proved a great convenience to that Department, and affords very satisfactory results. It has employed during

the past year one assistant foreman, one proof-reader, one maker-up,

eight compositors, two pressmen, four feeders of presses, one apprentice, one paper-cutter, two rulers, two feeders of ruling-machines, three

folders and stitchers of books, and one laborer. I take pleasure in referring to the excellent management of that office by the assistant

foreman in charge, and point to its product as highly satisfactory. The

amount of printing placed to its credit

:

From September 30. 1S69, to September 30, 1:^70 >t35, 916 13 Labor for same s2i i.7:U 10 Paper consumed 7o4 51

39, -Ills 61 Balance iu favor of office 26,447 52 Without this branch office, during the past year, it would have been

difficult much of the time to keep up with the current printing of the

Government under the present facilities of the main office. The Xavy Department and Paymaster General's office have each a

small printing office. These have been recently transferred to this

office as branches, to bring them within the law relating to the public

printing. They are no doubt a matter of great convenience to those

Departments, and employ each one printer, at the expense of this office. Their economy is yet to be settled under the proper tests.
10 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

ENLARGE:\IENT of the BUILDINa.

I desire again to call attention to the imperious necessity of an in- crease of building accommodation to meet the pressing wants of this

office. In view of the facts that the work gradually increases ; that all the available room in the present building is occupied j that with these

facilities it is not i)ossible to keep up the current printing and binding

of the day 5 that a large amount of binding, as will be made to appear

hereafter, is accumulating without the hope of reaching it in years under

the present condition of the building • and, in view of the further important fact that the Government has an abundance of vacant land

adjoining the present building on which to erect a commodious addition,

I would most respectfully urge an early appropriation for the further- ance of this object. It is but just to the foreman of binding to say that he has worked

the bindery, under its existing facilities, up to its fullest capacity during

the past year, and yet a large amount of unfinished work has accumulated, which causes disappointment and annoyance to the several

Departments by the delay, and encumbers the premises with a large

amount of material that should be removed. The following volumes

are now deferred in their completion by a want of facilities for the work:

Volumes. Messages and dociimeuts, abridged, 1869 35,000

Land Office Report, 1869 12, 000 Patent Office Report, 1868 40, 000 Reserved documents in leather 40, 000 Globes 50,000 Total .177,000 To these may be added a large number of volumes for the Library of

Congress, the library of the Patent Office, the library of the Observatory, and the library of the Surgeon General's Office, in all numbering some 8,000 volumes of library binding.

It is not possible to find a remedy for these embarrassments and

delays except through the erection of a building that would aftbrd

adequate room and increased facilities for doing the imnting and binding of the Government.

Then, again, a question of safety to the persons engaged in the

I)resent building has been raised by the public press, causing much

alarm and discontent on the part of the employes, and making it judicious to cause an inspection of the building. I therefore iuvited Mr.

Clark, the Architect of the Capitol Extension, to examine the premises,

and I communicate herewith the result of his observation : Aechitect's Office United States Capitol Extension,

IVasliington, D. C, November 17, 1870. Dear Sir: At your request I have examined the Government Printing Office in regard to its stability. I will state that I consider the arrangement you are making
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 11

for relieving the upper story of the weight very judicious, and that the loads are so distributed over the floors as to prevent any danger of crushing, and I do not think

there is any cause of ahirm.

I must state, however, that I have seen the upper stories of that building so loaded

that I considered its condition dangerous. As the state of the public work may again occasion such overcrowding, I consider

that prudence demands that measiu?es should be taken to procure additional capacity,

and that all heavy loads possible should be placed on the ground floor. Yerv respectfuUv,

EDWARD CLARK.

Hon. A. M. Clapp,

Congressional Printer. The arrangement alluded to by Mr. Glark is merely the construction

of a temporary out-building, where a portion of the accumulated work

can be stored, thus affording i)artial relief to the main building. This

expedient, however, is inconvenient, and not altogether safe to the

property stored. I would most respectfully call the attention of Congress to the fact that certain official documents have recently been published in advance

of their transmission to Congress, much to the discomfiture of the

Departments to which they relate, and to the scandal of the Government Printing Office. In view of the fact that it seems next to an impossibility now to prevent these occurrences by the strictest vigilance, I would respectfully suggest that the remedy is within the reach of the

law-making power. By judicious legislation, with proper penalties, the

publication of these documents in advance of their transmission to Congress coidd, in my judgment, be prohibited and prevented. This would

make the offenders responsible for their conduct, and relieve innocent

parties from the annoyances that now await them when offenses of this

character are committed.

In conclusion, I refer to the several clerks, and the foremen of printing and binding, and their subordinates in this office, with much satis- faction. I am largely indebted to their intelligence, fidelity, and effi- ciency in the conduct of its affairs for the measure of usefulness that

has attended its management during the year. All of which is respectfully submitted.

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Frinter.
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Statement sTioicing tlie cost of printing, and paper for same, and of Ijlanl: ljool:s, Ijind- ing, ruling, <fc., for the Executive and Judicial Departments of tlie Governmoit, for the year ending the oOth of September, 1870.

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^•tate Departnieiit $3. 507 17 n. 3*0 23 §5. 357 40 $12, 164 77 818, 052 17

Treasur\- Department

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Omce of the Secretary 619. 647 19 $7, 383 S3 827, 031 07 -S22, 863 ATH i 849, 894 54 Comptroller 543 21 21 04 569 25 676 25 1, 245 50 Second Comptroller 226 1-3 6 50 232 63 507 96 740 59 First Auditor 373 46 261 25 639 71 326 43 966 14

3, 463 14 1, 522 54 4, 98o 68 6, 861 90 11, 847 58 Third Auditor 1, 329 15 644 03 1, 973 23 956 85 2, 930 08 Fourth Auditor 633 86 100 43 734 29 489 58 1, 223 87 Fifth Aaditor • 934 14 374 15 1, 303 29 516 00 1, 824 29 Sixth Auditor -.. 2, 327 48 1, 173 63 3, 501 11 9, 003 21 12, 504 32 Treasurer 4, 332 02 2,111 53 6, 493 55 4, 511 69 11, 005 24 Register 12, 903 39 2,549 05 15, 452 44 3:3, 373 07 48, 825 51 Com'r Internal Kevenue .

.

71 40,657 63 69, 990 39 30, 632 03 100, 622 47 ComptT of the Curr 4. Tr? 94 1,6-27 73 6, 417 67 2,020 00 8, 437 67 Snpervisincr Archittrct . .

.

756 32 342 38 1, 293 70 674 38 1, 973 03 Li2ht-house Board 5, 034 70 2,150 16 7, 234 86 4, 755 48 11, 990 34 Commissioner of Customs 2.5, 408 34 21, 783 83 47, 197 17 96, 033 20 143, 230 37 Bureau of Statistics 16, 582 11 4,233 06 20, 1-65 17 853 03 21, 719 00 Superintendent of the Coast Sorvey . .

.

1, '02 13 330 43 2, 132 61 2, 0?0 22 4, 222 83

Office of the Solicitor \n\> IS 9 46 111 64 2-" 2 15 363 79

Total for the Treasury Department 130. 531 oO 57, 337 8d 213, 169 4o 217, 397 75 435, 567 21

Interior Department

:

§761 73 $243 91 |1, 005 64 §1, 042 05 §2,047 69 Com'r of Gen. Land Office 2, 834 ^1 2, 4o3 07 5, 267 23 11, 401 63 16, 063 91 Com'r of Patents 6'i. -54 4. 341 04 65. 196 32 5, 742 16 7!). 03- 4- Com'r of Indian Affairs 15 187 90 716 05 1, 2-6 4^ 2.: 02 53! Com'r of Pensions IL 873 57 9, 877 26 21, ' i3 9, 103 30, 914 11 Sup't of the CenstLS 14. 20S 47 16, 614 11 30, :-j2 55 4, 343 21 35, 165 79 Metropobt'n Police Board 211 3G 67 99 279 35 513 85 793 20 Bureiiu of Education 3.51 25 137 67 488 92 33 30 522 72

Total for the Interior Department .

.

91. 623 42 33, 903 55 125, 526 97 33, 526 46 159, 053 43

"War Department i SI. 142 63 §605 92 -31, 743 55 §1, 446 55 8-3, 195 10 Adjutant General 10, 924 12 8, 509 17 19. 433 29 4. 304 65 23, 737 94 Quartermaster General ... 7. 759 08 6, 625 46 14, 3r4 54 5. T."i;i 135 49 Commissary General 1. 120 DO 1. 113 42 2. 243 3- 1, 053 '>') 3. 206 33 Payma-ster General 2. 125 2. 021 3D 4, 150 11 521 34 4, 671 45 Surgeon General 471 50 357 52 829 03 2, .540 75 3. 369 83

773 99 359 83 1, 133 82 2, 430 73 3, 564 55
24 KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTEE,

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Kefugees, Freedmen and A. L

13,504 09 675 08

$2, 463 37 272 83

$5, 967 46 947 91$2, 455 60

114 00 26 00

$8, 423 06

1, C61 91 26 00

Total for the War Department .

.

Kavy Department

:

Oflk-e of the Secretary Bureau of Yards and Docks

Navigation Ordnance

Medicine and Surgery

Prorisions and Clothing Constimction and Repairs .

.

Steam Engineering

Eqnipment and Kecruiting

Office of the Naval Observatory

Total for the Navy Department .

.

Judiciary

:

Siipreme Court of the Dnited States. .

.

Supreme Court District of Columbia .

.

Court of Claims

Total for the Judiciarv

Post Office Department

Department of Agriculture

Department of Justice

Office of the Attorney General

28, 509 23 22, 3-28 91 50,838 14 20, 643 57 71. 481 71

$5, 200 19

1, 958 84

23, 290 84

2, 985 78

558 22

1, 784 52

2, 198 67

2, 193 24 989 12

5, 296 25

$4, 412 09 440 27

4, 535 88 562 43 145 98

2, 663 42 599 66

1, 052 40

320 22

855 54

19, 612 23

2, 393 11

27, 826 72

3, 548 21 704 20

4, 447 94

2, 798 33

3, 245 64

1, 309 34

6, 151 79

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1, 224 19

3, 667 71 11,350 76 600 48

3, 696 30 344 10

1, 308 72 343 51 1,117 06

$20, 740 65

3, 623 30

31, 494 43

14, 898 97

1, 304 68

8, 144 24

3, 142 43

4, 554 36

1, 652 85

7, 268 85

46, 455 67

*$1S, 184 38

417 66

2, 767 54

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$280 41

40^ 43 324 91

62, 043 56 34, 781 20 96,824 76

$18,464 79 458 09

3, C92 45

$692 72

156 76 690 77

$19, 157 51 614 85

3, 783 22

21,369 53 645 75 22, 015 33 1, 540 25 23, 555 58

$38, 444 58 $37, 624 46 $76, 069 04 $28,536 35 $104, 605 39

$8,997 94 $7, 803 24 $16,801 18 $6, 325 35 $23, 126 53

$189 78 $70 10 $259 88 $288 21 $548 09

$3,295 54 $157 04 $3, 452 58 $150 CO $3, 602 58

$6, 067 20

$239 05

$6, 067 20

Office of the Congressional Printer $482 16 $45 14 ¥527 30 $816 35

* Including $1, 473 50 for mapping in cases pending in Supreme Court.
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Statement showing the cost ofprinting, cf-c. —Coutmued.

EECAPITULATIOX.

Printing and paper for same.

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State Department - .?3. 507 17 §2 380 23 -$5, 887 40 >?12, 164 77 818, 052 17 Treasury Department 130. -31 CO 337 56 218, Iby 46 217, 397 75 4.35, 567 21 Interior Department 91,623 42 33 903 55- 125, 526 97 33, 526 46 159, 053 43 War Department 28, 509 23 22 328 91 50, 838 14 20, 643 57 71, 481 71

46, 455 67 15 587 89 62, 043 56 34, 781 20 96, 824 76 Judiciarv Department 21, 369 58 645 75 22, 015 33 1, 540 25 23, 555 58 Post Office Depai tment 38, 444 58 37 624 46 76, 069 04 28, 536 35 104, 605 39 Department of Agriculture 8, POT 94 7 803 24 10, 801 13 6, 325 35 23, 126 53 Department of Justice 78 70 10 259 88 288 21 548 09

Office of tlie Attr)Tr,i'y Oeneral 3, 295 54 157 04 3, 452 58 150 CO 3, 602 58 067 20

Office of the Cuii .:r(->siijual Printer 452 16 45 14 527 30

6, 067 20

289 05

6, 816 35

Total 373, 706 67 207 854 17 581,590 84 361, 710 16 943, .301 00

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1 Xo. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the puUlc printing from the 1st of October^ 1869, to the 3i)th of tSejjtemher, 1870, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE COXGRE.SSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of tbe Congressional Print; r S4,000 00

Salaries of fonr clerks at sI,-imi , a, li 7,200 00 Per diem of messenger, at $3 60 per day 1, 314 00 $12,514 00 Contingent expenses of tlie office 1, 674 44 PUBLIC PRINTIXG. Pay of employes, &c.

:

October '. $39,180 97 November 45, 537 47 December 43, 519 22 January 51,956 72 February 48, 991 10 March 55, 478 86

Ai)ril 47, 030 75 May 42, 666 55 June 47, 587 53 July 44, 132 09 August 40, 996 21 September 42, 578 15 Paid for printing executed out of office 2 00

$554, 687 62 Improvements and repairs to tlie buildings : Plumbing and gas-fitting 2, 363 99 Lumber 1,317 14
26 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Lead, pntty, glaziers' tools, and paint $11 15

Glass, 2 boxes 16 00 Stone and cement 29 19 $3,740 47 Machinery, repairs to macliinery, &c.

:

1 ready proof press ICO 00

1 No. 4 cylinder press : 2, 500 00

1 No. 5 cylinder press • 3, 000 00

1 18-incli copper-})late press and fixtures 287 75

2 No. 3 cylinder presses 4, 400 00 2 No. 4 cylinder presses 5, 000 00

1 No. 2 cylinder, press 1, 800 00

1 No. 4 cylinder press ' 2, 200 00 Fixtures to presses 314 50

1 shaping- machine 700 00

Iron, steel, tools, &c., for machine and carpenter shop 387 45 Repairs to Bullock press 164 00 Brass and iron castings, repairs to boilers, &c 1, 114 97 20 j)ounds gum packing 14 00 2 Sheridan knives 36 00 195 feet belting 60 90

5 sides lacing leather 26 00

22, 165 57 Stereotyping and electrotyping : 6 six-inch saws 6 40 2 six-inch saws 3 00

6 steel plates 6 00 Electrotyping, (to C. W. Murray) 1, 282 95 Sand 975 04 Electrotyping 130 00 2 trow^els 4 00

3 buckets 3 00 Drugs 19 75 2,429 54 Type of various kinds 11, 396 11

10, 000 feet brass rule, at 12 cents 1, 200 00 750 feet brass rule, at 24 cents. 180 00

2, 700 feet brass rule, at 18 cents 486 00

950 feet brass rule, at 30 cents 285 00

1, 000 feet brass rnle, at 15 cents 150 00

12 feet brass rule, at 49 cents 5 88

2, 306 88 46 brass galleys 161 00

3 double stands, at $6 18 00

3 single stands, at $5 - 15 GO 33 00

32 pairs of type cases, at $2 50 80 00

10 pairs of type cases, at $1 25 12 50

3 pairs of type cases, at $1 75 5 25

1 twenty-case cabinet 40 00

137 75

62 chases, various sizes 651 60

24 mallets, at 75 cents 18 00

12 mallets, at 50 cents 6 00

12 planers, at 75 cents 9 00 12 planers, at 65 cents 7 80
REPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 27

18, 600 hickory quoius, at 50 cents $93 00 72 shooting sticks, at 6 cents 4 32 3,286 inches foot sticks, at 6 cents 197 16 23 composing sticks, at |1 50 34 50

100 composing sticks, at |2 50 250 00

6 composing sticks , 13 00

2 composing sticks, at $2 75 5 50

30 composing sticks, at $1 75 52 50

4 composing sticks, at $3 40 13 60

4 composing sticks, at .S2 80 11 20

157 lye hrnshes. at si 157 00

6 Tvhitewash brashes, at $2 12^ , 12 75

4 -^hite\^-ash brushes, at §2 50. 10 00

2 dnsters, at si • 2 00

6 dnsters, at 66-| cents 4 00 12 brnsbes, at 50 cents 6 00

12 brashes, at 25 cents 3 00

2 varnish l)i nshes, at si 50 3 00

12 varnisb brushes, at 75 cents 9 00 2 varnish brashes, at 75 cents 1 50

110 ponnds page cord, at 81 110 00 112 feet Manila rope 30 00

12 balls wicking 1 50

1 ^vate^ cooler 15 00

1 water cooler 7 00 29 drinking cnps 6 95

4 watering pots 4 15

7 cans - 10 40 72 shoe knives 16 00

1 bntcher knife 1 25

2 globe lanterns 5 35

6 wooden chairs 6 00

2 revolving chairs 9 00

3 chairs 5 50 48 spittoons, at 25 cents 12 00

3-soap dishes, at 20 cents '. 60

3 boxes wax tapers, at 75 cents 2 25

15 dozen brooms, at $7 105 00

12 pounds sponge, at $2 50 30 00

3 ponnds sponge, at S4 12 00

2 dozen large sponge, at 8~ 50 15 00

4 gross corks 4 00 Repairing clock 2 50

Materials, &c.

:

Printing ink, 1,739 ponnds, at $1 1,739 00

1,652 pounds, at 60 cents.. 991 20

2,285 pounds, at 35 cents 799 75

4,097 pounds, at 70 cents 2,867 90 50 pounds, for cuts 75 00 32 x)ouuds, colored , 154 00

$335 28

380 30

208 25

141 50

101 45

168 50
28 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Oils, 85 gallons sperm, at $2 10 $178 50 88 gallons sperm, at $1 90 167 20

89 gallons sperm, at $1 80 160 20 169i gallons sperm, at $1 60 271 20

5 gallons boiled, at $1 20 6 00

1 gallon linseed 4 00 $787 10 Benzine, 84 gallons, at 30 cents 25 20

181 gallons, at 25 cents 45 25

180 gallons, at 20 cents 36 00

1 gallon flnid 5 00

4 gallons turpentine 2 80

114 25 Molasses and sirups, 176^ gallons, at $1 16 204 74

44 gallons, at $1 12 49 23

217 gallons, at $1 00 . 217 00 85^ gallons, at 85 cents 72 68

169^ gallons, at 75 cents 127 13 670 83

Roller composition, 300 pounds, at 60 cents , 180 00 600 pounds, at 30 cents 180 00 360 00

Glue, 318 pounds, at 42 cents 133 56

1,610 pounds, at 40 cents 644 00

1,372 pounds, at 34 cents 466 48 280 pounds, at 28 cents 78 40 207 pounds, at 19 cents 39 '33 1,361 77 Card board, 1,500 sheets India, at 10 cents 150 00

1,000 sheets India, at $9 45 per C 94 50

1,000 sheets India, red, at Hi cents 115 00 359 50 Stationery 268 02 Thread, 51 pounds, at $2 13 108 63

50 pounds, at $1 83 91 50

51 pounds, at $1 43 72 93

51 pounds, at $1 36 ... 1 69 36

342 42 Potash, 2,624 pounds, at 12^ cents 328 01

4,516 pounds, at 11 cents 496 76

824 77 Cotton, &c., 390f yards, at 30 cents 117 23 255 yards, at 23 cents 58 65 233 yards, at 22 cents 51 37 12Si yards, at 28 cents - 36 02 32f yards, at 50 cents 16 37 2271 yards, at 18 cents 41 00 218 yards toweling, at 28 cents 61 04 22 yards toweling, at 25 cents 5 50

6 pieces ribbon, at $1 50 9 00 396 18 Soap, 1,080 pounds, at 12^ cents 135 00

Coal, 400 tons, at $5 14 2, 056 00 Tape, 6 rolls, half inch, at $1 40 8 40 36 rolls, at 50 cents 18 00 26 40
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 29

Blankets, rubber $119 58

felt 183 00 $302 58 Wasliing towels and press clotlis 385 14 Beeswax, 50 pounds, at 70 cents 35 00 Carpeting. 34 yards, at $2 50 85 00 Putting down carpet 5 10

011 cloth, 3i yards, at $1 3 33 Gas 2,790 88 Telegraphing 6 59

Flour, 2 barrels 14 50 Sawdust, 128 barrels, at 25 cents 32 00

Ice 242 39 Freight and cartage 1,044 49

2 ventilators 6 00 Composition 2 00 Inspecting scales 3 00

3 papers needles 38 Traveling expenses 44 08

1 gross matches 2 50

1 bushel salt 1 00

8 pounds alum HO

100 car tickets 5 13 4,709 31 Horses, wagons, and harness

:

Wagons and repairs 960 68 Horse feed 694 09

1 chamois skin 75

9 buckets, at $1 50 13 50 Horseshoeing 105 00

12 boxes wagon grease, at 25 cents 3 00 Veterinary services 14 00 1,791 02

Total payment on account of the public printing 632, 690 82

No. 4.

Statement showinr/ the dishursements on account of paper for the public printing^ from October 1, 1869, to September 30, 1870, inclusive. PRINTING PAPER.

1, 436 reams uncaiendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 iu., at $5 94 . . . $8, 529 84

3, 0o6 reams uncaiendered, "45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $7 04^ 21, 592 30

2, 000 reams uncaiendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $3 84 . . . 13, 680 OO

1, 315 reams uncaiendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $6 38.1 . . 8, 391 01

8, 717^"o reams uncaiendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $3 48| .. 56, 390 36

311 reiims calendered, 30 pounds, 15 by 20 in., at $5 19 1, 614 09

5, 980 reams cal.-ndcred, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $9 25.91. . . 55, 369 42

3, 534 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $8 94.64. . . 31, 616 57 448 reams calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34 in., at $7 6S.6. . .8 3, 443 69

l,270.fo reams cal uidered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 in., at $7 78^ 9, 887 47

1, OOO^j reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 in., at $7 87i 7, 875 79

1, 200 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 in., at $12 21i _ 14, 658 00

$233, 048 54
30 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

WRITING PAPERS.

477 reams double folio post, 40 poimds, at $8 70 $4, 149 90 408 reams double folio post, 40 pounds, at $3 80 3, 590 40 273 reams double folio x^ost, 55 pounds, at $12 10 3, 303 30

1, 188 reams double demy, 34 pounds, at $7 39i 8, 785 26 540 reams double demy, 34 pounds, at $7 48 4, 039 20 552 reams double demy, 40 pouuds, at $8 70 4, 802 40 576 reams double demy, 40 pouuds, at $8 80 5, 068 80 49 reams double demy, 50 pouuds, at $10 87.} 532 88 189 reams doable demy, 50 pounds, at $11 2, 079 00 196 reams double cap, 28 pouuds, at $7 1, 372 00 98 reams double cap, 30 pouuds, at $7 50 735 00 100 reams double cap, 36 pouuds, at $7 92 792 00 110 reams double cap, 36 pouuds, at $7 83 861 30 300 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at $6 60 1, 9H0 00 660 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at $8 52| 4, 303 50 389 reams double cap, 28 pounds, at $6 16 2, 396 24 604 reams double cap, 28 "pounds, at $6 09 3,678 36 256 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $5 28 1, 351 68 428 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at $5 22 2, 234 16 252 reams demy, 25 p<muds, at $5 50 1, 386 00 296 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $5 43f 1, 609 50

1,344 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $4 35 5,846 40 998 reams demy, 20 pouuds, at $4 40 4, 347 20 200 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $5 1, 000 00 200 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $3 50 700 00 384 reams cap, 12 pounds, at $2 61 1, 002 24 616 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $3 08 1, 897 28

888 reams cap, 14 pouuds, at $3 04^ 2, 703 96

144 reams cap, 15 pounds, at $3 2oi 469 80

1, 080 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $3 52 3, 801 60 748 reams cap, 16 pouuds, at $3 48 2, 603 04

40 reams imx>erial, 66 pouuds, at $14 35-^ 574 20 117 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $8 80 1, 029 60 310 reams imperial, 40 pouuds, at $8 70 2, 697 00 100 reams medium, 26 pouuds, at $6 50 650 00 638 reams medium, 26 pouuds, at $5 72 3, 649 36 752 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $5 65^ 4,252 56

487^1} reams folio post, 20 pounds, at $5 2, 439 00 873 reams folio ]Jost, 11 pouuds, at $2 75 2, 400 75

. 300 reams folio post, 11 pouuds, at $2 57. 4 772 20

60 reams folio post, 28 pounds, at $6 16 389 60

64 reams folio post, 28 pounds, at $6 09 389 76

464 reams folio post, 23 pouuds, at $5 06 2, 347 84 60H r ams folio post, 23 pounds, at $5 OOi 3, 009 00 400 reams folio post, 16 pounds, at $3 52 • 1, 408 00 654 reams folio post, 16 pouuds, at $3 48 2, 275 92 104 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at $2 10. 6 219 02 920 reams quarto post, 9 pouuds, at $1 98 1,821 60 552 reams quarto i)ost, 9 pouuds, at |1 95f 1,080 54 364 reams quarto x^ost, 10 x^ounds, at $2 20 792 00 948 reams quarto post, 10 pouuds, at $2 17^ 2, 061 90 268 reams quarto x^ost, 11 pouuds, at $2 42 648 56 128 reams quarto post, 11 pounds, at $2 39^ 303 24 524 reams quij,rto x^ost, 12 x^ouuds, at $2 61 1, 367 64
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 31

103 reams super-royal, 53 pounds, at $12 32 $1, 330 56

100 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at |12 18 12, 18 00

160 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $7 70 1,232 00

661 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $7 61^ 5,031 86

40 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $9 90 396 00

216 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $9 78| 2, 114 10 540 reams royal, 23 pounds, at |6 16 3, 326 40

488 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $6 09 2,951 92

100 reams writing, 33 pounds, at $8 35 836 00

114 reams writing, 38 pounds, at|3 26| 942 21 470 reams writiug, 32 pounds, at $7 04 3,308 80

110 reams writing, 32 pounds, at |6 96... 765 60

5 reams writing, 50 pounds, at $10 87^ 54 37

1, 252 reams writing, 27 pounds, at |5 94 7, 436 88

196 reams writing, 20 pounds, at $4 40 862 40

140 reams writing, 20 pounds, at $4 35 609 00

528 reams writing, 23 pounds, at $5 06 2,671 68

1,616 reams writing, 21 pounds, at $4 62 7,465 92 405^- reams tinted, 55 pounds, at $9 84i 4, 000 67 602^ reams tinted, 55 pounds, at $11 96i 7,205 02 206 reams tinted, 40 pounds, at $7 16 1,474 98

203^^- reams tinted, 40 pounds, at $8 70 1,773 49 206 reams cover, 36 pounds, at $7 92 1, 631 52 $178,627 05 PAPER rOK POST OFFICE BLANKS.

150 reams 25 by 36 incbes, 52 pounds, at $8 05.48 1, 208 22

150 reams 25 by 36 incbes, 52 pounds, at $S 00.28 1, 200 42 280 reams 26 by 32 incbes, 46 pounds, at $7 46.58 2, 090 42

50 reams 26 Ijy 32 iuclu-s, 46 [tounds, at s7 12.54 356 27 50 reams 26 by 32 incbes, 46 pounds, at $7 07.94 353 97 160 reams 20 by 33 incbes, 42 pounds, at $3 81.66 1, 090 66

77 reams 20 by 36 incbes, 42 pounds, at $3 50.58 500 95

77 reams 20 by 36 incbes, 42 pounds, at $6 46.38 497 71 7,298 62

Total amount paid for paper for the public printing 418, 974 21 Tbere remained on band September 30, 1870, tbe following quantities of paper, viz: 5,208 reams printing, costing $42,199 64 8,734 reams writing, costing 46,185 85

318.v^ reams cover paper, costing 2,434 00 463|^ reams tinted pa})er, costing 4, 101 24

1, 010 reams post office blank paper, costing 6, 338 34 70,055 sheets imitation parchment, costing 5,678 68

10,694 sheets card board, costing 2,017 60

Total 108,955 35
32 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Ko. 5.

Statement shoicing the dishursements on account of the piMic binding, from October 1, 1809^ to September 30, 1870, inclusive. Pay of employes, &c.

:

October |19, 288 53 November 19, 139 07 December 21,530 36 January 22, 732 63 February 19, 725 03 March 20, 7H8 93 April 20,671 31 May 21, 683 03 June 21,921 72 July 20,558 88 August 20,913 12 September 20, 457 41

$249, 410 02 Improvements and repairs to building 1.603 75

Macliinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

3 Tapley strikers, at $190 570 00 2 Tapley strikers, at $170 340 00

4 ruling machines, at $246 984 00 Fixtures for ruling machines 120 00

4 ruling machines, at $246 984 00

3 No. 6 standing presses, at $120 360 00

1 large backing machine 110 00

1 small backing machine 80 00

1 Imaging machine 375 00 2 index rolls 15 50

3 index rolls 21 25

3 index rcdls 23 50

1 ornamental center die , 11 00

4 ornamental center dies, at $3 12 00

14 hllet dies, $1 50 21 00

8 dozen heavy folders, at $3 50 28 00 2 dozen heavy folders, at $2 4 00 2^ dozen hammers, at $21 52 50

6 finishing stands, at $5 i,0 00

6 finishing stands, at $2 25 13 50

6 turn tables, at $8 48 00 28 dozen joint rods, at 75 cents 21 00

1 type case 20 00

12 dozen plow knives, at $8 50 102 00

35, 362 ruling pens, at $1 70 per thousand 601 15 544 ruling pens, at $2 50 13 60

2, 793 triple back pens, at 3^ cents 97 75 200 triple back pens, at 4 cents 8 00 208 triple back pens, at 5 cents 10 40

18 pen-holders, at 60 cents 10 80

5 fillets 14 25

6 pallets 32 75

50 sx)iral springs, at 10 cents 5 00

6 steel creasers, at $1 50 9 00

2 rubber rolls 7 20

2 dozen sash tools, at $3 50 7 00

1 dozen sash tools, at $3 25 3 25
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

L]imber $195 39

2 gilders' tips, at 25 cents 50 $4,843 89 Ledger and otlier papers : 150 reams double cap, at $13 33 1, 999 50

150 reams double cap, at $12 1, 800 00

120 reams double cap, at $10 80 1, 296 00

302 reams double cap, at $9 12 2, 754 24

704 reams cap, at $6 4,224 00

50 reams cap, at 5 40 270 00

100 reams cap, $5 26^ 526 50

632 reams cap, at $4 50 2, 844 00 1,085 reams medium, at $13 14,105 00 1,690 reams demy, at $9 50 16,055 00

12 reams demy, at $8 50 102 00

320 reams super-royal, at §22 7,040 00

175 reams imperial, at $29 5, 075 00 750 reams royal, at $17 12, 750 00

97 reams manila, 50 pounds, at $7 75 756 01

98-^V reams manila, 100 pounds, at $15 50 1, 517 45

51 reams manila, 31 pounds, at $4 34 221 34

2 reams manUa, 31 i)ounds, at $4 50 9 00

7 reams manila, at $3 60 25 20 48^ reams hardware, at $5 242 00 45 reams comb lining-paper, at $18 810 00

27^0 reams x>lain lining-paper, at $13 356 09 27^ reams plain lining-paper, at $14 375 44

20^y reams plain lining-paper, at $16 323 77

11^0' reams plain lining-paper, at $12 142 80

11 reams buff lining-paper, at $10 110 00

164 reams marble lining-paper, at $10 1, 640 00

3 reams sand-paper, at $4 12 00

77, 382 34

• Binding material

:

Binding cloth, 168 pieces, at $9 50 1, 595 00 20 pieces, at $12 50 250 00

10 pieces, at $12 120 00 860 pieces, at $9 7,740 00 532 pieces, at $8 50 4, 522 00 140 pieces, at $10 50 1, 470 00 25 pieces, at $11 275 00 965 pieces, at $7 50 7, 237 50 235 pieces, at $7 75 1, 821 25 25,030 75

Russia leather, 1,850 skins, at $5 50 10, 175 00 300 skins, at $6 1,800 00 200 skins, at $7 1,400 00 30 skins, at $8 240 00 700 skins, at $6 50 4,550 00 340 skins, at |4 50 1,530 00

40 skins, at $5 ---- 200 00

100 skins, at $2 50... 250 00

25,415 inches cowhide, Russia, at 30 cents 7, 624 57 27,769 57

Title leather, 10 dozen cochineal, at $18 180 00 3
34 REPORT OF THE CON^GRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Frencli Turkey Morocco, 10 dozen, at .f42 |420 00

25 dozen, at -|38 950 00

50 dozen, at $35 1, 750 00

3 dozen, at ^'2o 75 00

$3, 195 00 Law calf, 135 dozen, at $48 6, 504 00

19 dozen, at |52 9S8 CO 36 dozen, at |42 1 , 512 00

11 dozen, at $40 - 440 00

1 dozen 33 00

9, 482 00 Law sheep, 825 dozen, at $10 50 8, 662 50

521 dozen, at $11 50 5, 997 25

14, 659 75 Roans, 170 dozen, at $9 50 1,615 00

8 dozen, at $11 88 00 1,703 00

Skivers, 24 dozen, at $12 288 00 50 dozen, at $11 550 00 20 dozen, at $13 260 00 55 dozen, at $14 770 00 109 dozen, at $10 1, 090 00

30 dozen, at $10 50 315 00

100 dozen, at $7 50 750 00 4,023 00 Parchment, 7^ dozen, at $9 67 50

Sole leather, 18^ pounds, at 35 cents 648 00 Gold leaf, 150 packs, at $10 1, 500 00 100 packs, at $9 75 975 00

150 packs, at $9 12^. 1, 368 75 200 packs, at $8 75 1, 750 00 200 packs, at $8 50 1, 700 00 75 packs, at $8 65 - 648 75

100 packs, at $9 900 00 50 packs, at $7 50 375 00 400 packs, Florence leaf, at $4 1, 600 00

10 817 50

Binders' hoards, 328,350 pounds, at 5 cents 16, 417 50

51,500 pounds, at 5f cents 2, 961 23

18,000 pounds, at 6i cents 1, 170 00

40,000 pounds, at 6 cents 2, 400 00 650 pounds, at 7 cents 45 50

2,500 pounds straw, at 4^ cents 112 50

100 bundles straw, at $2 75 275 00 12| gross honnet-board, at $-') 62 50 Thread, 2,013 pounds, at $1 20.... 2,415 60 600 pounds, at $1 30 780 00

51 pounds, at $1 50 - 76 50

51 pounds, at $1 90 96 90

51 pounds, at $2 25 114 75

102 pounds, at $1 08 110 16

23, 444 23

3, 593 91
REPORT OF' THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 35

Tvrine, 1,152 pounds, at 55 cents $633 60 $633 60

Glue, 3,444 pounds, at 30 cents 1, 033 20

3,434 pounds, at 22 cents 755 48

1,771 pounds, at 20 cents 354 20

1,296 i^ounds, at 21 cents 272 16

2, 415 04

Needles, 62 papers, at 124- cents 7 75

50 palmers, at 15 cents 7 50

15 25 34 70 103 00

35 13

17 60 70 33

166 23

128 00

7 04

7 84

21 00 198 60 114 10 6 50

2 00

7 50 25 80 373 61 544 70

17 00

116 00 36 00

2, 032 68

Flannel, 10 yards, at si 10 00

10 yards, at 87-1- cents 8 75

10 yards, at 45 cents 4 50

10 yards, at 35 cents 3 50 26 75 266 40

36 00 240 00

121 96 216 00

97 20 977 56

98 00 318 50 416 50

Alcohol, 87 g-alions, at $2 60 ---- 227 50

73 gallons, at 82 50 182 50 431 uallons, at $2 45 - 106 58 516 58

Oils, 90 gallons sperm, at ^2 10 189 00

40 gallons sperm, at si 80 72 00

16 dozen sweet, at s3 25 52 00

2 dozen sweet, at $3 97 7 94

Cotton, 157f yards, at 22 cents 412 yards, at 25 cents 152f yards, at 23 cents

44 yards, at 40 cents

2704- yards, at 26 cents 92?A yards, at 18 cents 640 yards, at 20 cents 44 yards, at 16 cents 56 yards, at 14 cents

84 bats, at 25 cents

13,240 yards tape

326 pieces silk braid, at 35 cents

65 yards blue cord, at 10 cents . ^ pound worsted

3 yards of oil silk, at s2 50 . .

.

Toweling

830^ yards canvas, at 45 cents

1,31 If yards canvas, at 40 cents —

20 yards birff linen

6 Beverteen cloths 24 blocks ribbon

Silk head baud, 144 pieces, at si 85

24 pieces, at .^1 50 240 j)ieces, at Si 108 pieces, at $1 13 146 pieces, at s2 25 22 x)ieces, at $1 35

Flour, 14 barrels, at $7... 49 barrels, at $6 50
36 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Oil, i gallon neatsfoot $1 00 Sponge, 9 pounds 36 25

6i pounds 22 78 Beeswax, 70 pounds, at 70 cents 49 00 Soap, 240 pounds, at 12^ cents 30 00 2| pounds castlle, at 40 cents 1 00 Dyes, gums, &c.: Carmine, 120 ounces, at $1 50 180 00 Chrome yellow, 24 pounds, at 35 cents 8 40 Chrome yellow, 18 pounds, at 50 cents 9 00 Chrome yellow, 24 pounds, at 30 cents 7 20 Oxalic acid, 20 pounds, at 60 cents 12 00 Oxalic acid, 10 pounds, at 50 cents 5 00 Ultramarine blue, 28 pounds, at 75 cents 21 00 Egg albumen, 150 pounds, at |3 450 00 Egg albumen, 50 pounds, at $2 50 125 00

Pearlashes, 120 pounds, at 25 cents 30 00 Alum, 250 pounds, at 12 cents 30 00 Beef galls 99 80 Gum hog, 240 pounds, at |1 50 360 00 Sulphuric ether, 4 pounds, at $1 25 5 00 Liquid ammonia, 10 pounds, at 43^ cents 4 35 Blue ink powder, 5 pounds, at $1 50 7 50 Bichromate of potash 25 Gelatine 1 00 Lampblack 60 Muriatic acid 15 Gum shellac, 50 pounds, at 55 cents 27 50 Pulp lake, 3321 pounds, at $1 332 50 Damar varnish, 3^ pounds 11 12 Damar varnish, 2 pounds 7 00 Damar varnish, 6 bottles 12 00

Soluble blue, 10 pounds, at $1 50 15 00 Soluble blue, 10 pounds, at |1 25 12 50 Muriate of tin, 2 pounds, at 50 cents 1 00

Tur]3entine, 4 gallons, at 70 cents 2 80 Creosote 1 55 Red ink, 6 pounds, at $5 30 00

Oil of cloves, 6 ounces 2 00

2 stamps, at $7 37^ 14 75

12 stamps, at $2 24 00 8 saws, at ^3 24 00

2 dozen shears, at $14 28 00

1 dozen shears 12 00

6 shears, at $2 12 00

6 index shears, at $2 50 15 00

9 dozen shoe knives, at $3 27 00

11 dozen shoe knives, at |2 50 27 50

6 sieves, at $1 6 00

1 sieve 1 25

2 rasps, at $1 2 00

2 belt-punches, at 50 cents 1 UO
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 37

258 feet belting $88 00 2 grindstones ' 9 45

1 dozen tweezers 8 00

6 pairs compasses, at $1 50 9 00

6 pairs dividers, at |1 25 7 50

1 iron square 75

1 iron kettle 1 75 2 bars steel springs 6 75

3 chisels and handles 1 05

3 mallets, at 30 cents 90 2 pairs hinges ' 5 85 4 coal scoops, at $1 50 6 00

1 lock and key 1 50 302 pounds iron castings, at 6^ cents - . 19 63

15i^6Po^^^ds brass, at 50 cents 7 72

30 pressing boards, at $1 10 33 00 36 pressing boards, brass bound, at $3 108 00

6 cutting presses and plows, at $12 50 75 00

1 extra screw for same 1 00 465 pounds emery .* 90 70

84 fonts binders' type 318 91 32 fonts binders' type, brass 228 50 Stereotyping 48 00

37 barrels saw-dust, at 25 cents 9 25 Boxing, cartage, freight, &c 3, 391 96 Traveling expenses 90 48 Washing towels 109 12 Gas . 1,694 99 Coal 1, 084 67

Ice 28 87 Brushes , 340 95 Brooms 62 50 Eggs 37 62 Crocks, bottles, and buckets 30 90 Vinegar , 9 84 Water cooler 25 00 Rubber rollers 134 50

All other materials 257 15 73 chairs 76 00 _ 069 91 Horses, wagons, &c.

:

One horse 250 00 Repairing wagons 341 60 Horse feed 566 03 Horse-shoeing 158 75 Repairing harness , 231 01 One bucket 1 50 Use of horse, wagon, and driver 759 00_ 2,307 89 Total payment on account of binding 477, 603 74 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1869 52,545 47 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1870 52,156 38
S8 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

^^o. 6.

Statement sliowing the dishursements on account of lithogra/phing

and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives^ from the 1st October^ 1869^ to Septemher 30, 1870, inclusive : Litliograpliing in colors

:

6, 050 copies of charts for Coast Survey, 1868 $1, 885 00

22, 000 copies of tlie couuected map of the United States, for the Report of the General Land Office, 1868 3,000 00

16, 000 copies j)ortrait of Senator Fessenden 602 05

1, 500 copies main building Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb.. 75 00 Changing two steel plates for United States Senate 2 00

1 steel plate United States Senate chamber 15 00

1 steel plate for Vice-President's chamber 15 00

1, 000 maps Samana Bay 80 00 Engravings and electrotypes for Paris Exposition Re]3ort 263 20 Engravings for Agricultural Report for 1868 1, 184 59 Engraving steamboat 25 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Report 259 75 Engraving diagrams for Coast Survey Report 132 00 Engraving heading for envelope for Senate 10 50 Engraving heading for envelope for House 11 00 Engra'sdng cuts for Raymond's Report on Mines and Mining West of Rocky

Mountains, 395 12 Engravings for Agricultural Report for 1869 2,387 50 Engraving note heading for Senate 11 00 Altering diagrams of Capitol for Congressional Directory 145 00

Illustrations of machinery, &c., for the Patent Office Report for 1869 54, 430 50 TotaL = . = . = 64,929 21
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 39

No. 7.

Statement slioivhig the estimated cost oftl>e unjinislted irorJc iu Imnd Septemler 30,1870.

Title or character of woi'Ij

EayiuoncVs Repoit on iliues aud Mining

I Patent Office Eeport, toI. 2 for 1868 . . - House report Xo. 45. Treatment of Union prisoners. Astronomical Observations for 1868 Explorations, 40111 parallel Examination of Indian Ocean

Examination of Atlantic Ocean

Eeport on Xaval Hygiene

Toliune 5, Opinions of Court of Claims. Eegister of Department of State List of Eeported Dangers in Pacific Ocean.

List of Post Offices in Tnited States. .

.

Eeport of Commissioner of General

Office for 1869. Consular Eegulations

Eegister of Marine Hospitals

Descriptions of Military Posts

Instructions for Keeping- Eecords of War Department.

Smithsonian Eeport for 1869 Agricultural Eeport for 1869 Diseases of Cattle

j Coast Survey Eeport for 1869 Appropriations, nowoffices, etc., (House

Mis. Doc. Xo. 153.) Digest of Contested Election Cases Medical and Surgical History of the

Eebellion. EoU of Honor Xo. 25 Commissioner of Customs

Treasury Department War Department

Post Office Department

j Xavy Department

j Interior Department

j State Department

1 AgTicultural Department

Library of Congress

Senate

Hou.se of Eepresentatives. Total

Printing and paper for the same.

Printing. | Paper.

$1, 596 00 1,624 40

2, 4G5 10

700 50 610 80 462 90

453 90 198 00

341 70 468 60 576 00

2, 827 20

2, 119 20

595 44

52 20 202 05

183 38

168 00

1, 112 00 147 60

99 84 537 70

1, 578 00 17,569 50

1, 335 60

$403 92

2, 423 45

1, 074 00

71 60

38, 025 61

125 25

107 35

20 13 178 92

44 73 107 35

3, 742 20

2, 054 24

420 26 22 37 213 66 121 00

4, 225 50 366 29

742 85

10, 187 30

386 38

27, 159 57

ac -; O S O ci

772 10 610 80 588 15 561 25

218 13 520 62 513 33 683 35

6, 569 40

4, 173 44

1, 015 70

74 57 415 71 304 38

168 00

5, 337 50 513 89

99 84 658 52

2, 320 85

27, 756 80

1, 721 98

65, 185 18

3

$1, 999 92 j $1, 999 92

4, 047 85

'

3, 539 10

$3, 307 00 ! 5, 865 00

I 2, 838 00 i 1, 936 00 i 1, 750 00

I 2, 310 00 ; 715 00

j 484 00 ! 750 00

j 1, 400 00

j 2, 800 00 I

24, 151 00 89, 336 18
40 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 8.Comparative aggregate statement^ showing the earnings and disburse- ments for the year ending September 30, 1870. By amount of printing, binding, and litliograpliing executed, as per Statement No. 1 $694,725 22 By amount of printing and binding executed, as per Statement No. 2. .. 943, 301 00 By amount of work done on unfinished documents, as per Statement No. 7 . 89, 336 18 By amount of worlc executed in stereotype foundery 18, 718 35 By value of stock on band, printing department, exclusive of macbinery,

September 30, 1870 108, 955 35 By value of stock on band, binding department, exclusive of macbinery,

September 30, 1870 52, 156 38 By macbinery added during tbe year, for printing department.. 20, 362 25 By macbinery added during tbe year, for binding department 3, 923 00 By amount of sales of paper-cuttings and printed matter 32, 838 13 By amount of binding reserved documents of a portion of tbe second

session and tbe entire tbird session of tbe 40tb Congress 78, 629 76 Total earnings for year 2, 042, 945 62 For amount stock on band, September 30, 1869, printing de- partment $136, 389 25 For amount stock on band, September 30, 1869, binding de- For amount expended for printing department, as per State- ment No. 3 632,690 82 For amount expended for paper, as per Statement No. 4 418, 974 21 For amount expended for binding department, as per State- ment No. 5 477,603 74 For amount expended for litbograpbiug and engraving, as per statement No. 6 64, 929 21 For amount of unfinisbed work, September 30, 1869 167, 537 10

1, 950, 669 80 Amount of earnings in excess of exi^enditures 92,275 82
REPORT OF THE COXGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 41

Xo. 9.—Statement showing the nnmler of persons employed in the puMc printing and linding

during the year ended September 2)0, 1870, wiih the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra icorl:. PUBLIC PEIXTIXG.

X.F.Ethell 349 H. Gr. Otis 201 H.T.Brian 310i

J. A. Slianklin 313 D. W. Flynn 15S iTadison Davis 156 E. M. Spedden 31-2 George Gregory 245^ F. B. Stitt 2-0.^

: William Franklin 309}

! A. S. Boernstein 309

J. AY. Work 73

J

J. D. Eskew G22

, S. T.Bates 23Si

j Adrian Spear QOij

' William Young 3U0.V G. W. Scriver Iu3i

F. Glenroy 3d

B. J.Wynkoop 304§ E. W. Kerr 235*

J. M. A. Spottswood 3075

, Allen Coffin 292^

i CM. Eobiuson 309i

J. W. Thomas 258^

F. H. Gerrais 273^- Isaac Fuller 2G2'

J. S. Patterson 225} G. W. Hinman 30-2;

i Alfred Thomson 275^

i B. A. Swan 249

! P. H. Smith 305 J

: A. F. Randolph 3115

I C. F. Gilmore 2i7

I ^y. H.Xoi-ton 3013 M. Brosnahan 305^^ William McFarlane 308^

j B. F. Banows 303f

i C. W. Sehell 312^

; J. L. Slentz 231

I E. C. Smith 295i James G. Boss 2S2i

AY. F. Holton 2C4J

J. X. Bovee 295^ WiUiam Eutherford 52 AY. H. Sweeney 23CJ H. E. Gregory 1604

C. J. Corwin 65J

>1, 739 07 960 01

1, 697 96

1, 659 36 842 6S

S97 00

1, 647 5S

1, 150 51

1, 317 09

1, 471 34

2, 008 09 333 24 313 23

1, 232 48

1. 308 06

1, 877 61 487 32 177 33

1, 792 36

1, 140 44 1.461 13

1, 493 .52 1, 560 31

1. 223 00

1, 572 25

1.23G 75

1. 002 00

1. 435 50

1. 534 53

1. 25S 25

1, 447 50 1.459 50

1, 422 75

1, 4-4 00 1.347 75

1, 452 50

1, 310 00

1, 234 75 1,180 50

1, 252 75

1..329 25 1,183 00

1, 436 00 221 00

1, 019 50 734 50 230 50 :

!Xame.

Oscar Alexander.

J. W. Xott

B. Sherwood M. C.Foss

A. T. Mauj)in

S. F. Lathrop . . .

.

G. A. H. Baker .

.

Eugene Conner .

.

D.W. living

S. E. MuUan W. J. Hnuter.... Samuel Weluiy..

C. M. Cyphers . .

.

H. E.Lahee

C. L. Carr

G. H.Stone

J. II. Glazier W. C. Gates W. E. Childs

L. E. Fechtig . ... AI. D. Hebn

B. A. Ford

A. H. Brown

308i- 296^

2451

294: 2315

2901

141

152 290| 2975 6U

302§

307i

3 282| 252J

256J

1231 284^

313

290E- J. D. Chedal I John P. Boss

E. AA^ Claxton .... C. X. Barges

L. H. Douglass James Jack W. C. Sefton Andrew Grogan. .

.

S. AY. CuiTiden W. S. Brooks

J. AY. McCreary...

L. L. Bender

A. Stiarwalt, Jr. .

.

F. U. Stitt Thomas !McGowan

G. W. DiUer

C. M. Bowman

W. M. Boyd

J. K. Shoemaker . .

,

D. G. Day

S. AI. Da^-is A. E. QuantrUle ... Alfred Bailey W. G. Burges

3104- 3125

3051

30

219g- 303| 307i

282 296a 308^

306

277-J 307i

295J

309 280i

225t

309t 259|

1791

304-1 304f 246i

2671

61, 348 50

1, 224 50

1, 037 00

1, 051 77

1, 233 25

1, 270 .50 57 50

709 25

1, 258 75

1, 275 25

259 00

1, 366 25

1, 668 75

57 50

12 00

1, 454 75

1, 340 00

1. 370 50

i 1, 002 SO 609 50

1, 581 38

1, 674 00

1, 392 00

1, 263 50

1, 529 50

1, 227 50 131 50 897 75

1, 282 50

1, 326 75

1, 343 25

1, 320 25

1, 296 50

1, 440 00

1, 245 25

1, 337 00

1, 195 75

1, 379 25

1, 188 00

1, 095 50

1, 390 00

1, 160 75 737 50

1, 443 50

1, 300 50

1, 015 50

1, 106 25
42 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the 2)uhUc printing, cf-c. —Continued.

Name.

A. e. Barclay James DoLamater . D. K. Hackman

George Eailleul . .

.

B. J. O'Brien W. H. Marll

G. E.Mcdair.y William l^elson John Felker , M. Y. B. Stevens . .

.

A. T. Lillie

S. McL. Byington.

.

G. W. Greenwood . W. A. Ogle , Augustus EodgersE. L. Scott M. Houssum

C. P. Thomson

A. J. Gilmore . ^ John Peer

A. T. Harrington . H. ^Y. Gray

T. F. ritzwilliam. W. H. Hickman .

.

S. Nunemaker

B. S. Piatt

C. D. McPherson..

G. J. Wehh ....... W. H. Dennesson. H. F. Barbour .... G. H. Van Beuren

.

D. D. Curriden

J. C. Quein

J. M. Maloney

C. W. Clough

T. J. Briscoe W. E. Eamsey

H. G. Ellis P. J. Cunningham

A. D. Newhoid

A. McLean

J. K. Eohinson . .

.

H. C. Keefer

G. TV. Howard....

D. W. Beach G.W.Lee

E. T. Fletcher

F. J. McFadden . .

.

Lewis Petrie

J. C. Williams

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1, 353 25

1, 191 75

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1, 296 25

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1, 368 00

1, 440 63

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1, 289 75

1, 224 50

1, 343 25

1, 105 00

1, 148 50

1, 319 75

1, 374 48

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1, 175 25

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1, 068 50

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1, 348 75

1, 156 00 846 75 243 00

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Name.

O. T. Wharton

J. P. Morse

H. D. Wharton

Patrick Feehan , W. L. D. Young W. A. Griswold

J.B. Bray

F. A. Baxter . . ^ S. Snodgrass . T. S. Slentz , B. F. Webb

C. A. BroAvn

J. F. Beardsley A. K. Weaver

Thomas Leahy

B. A. Church

O. F. Mattingly

J. H. Keefer

J. C. Withington W. A. Mellis Peter Harr , D. M. Covey

D. P. Eowell

A. C. Cohick

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B. E. Daily 204i H. A. Foresnian 1311 L H. Lathrop 190^- J. S.Williams 52^

E. P. McCreary 2^

C. AY. Denham 41 Albert Cottle , 139i

J. McCain '.

. . . 66 A.F.Childs 171f Frank Burr 178| W. J. Travis 190,^ H. A. Johnson 12f W. A. Lavalette 55J E. H. Jack 64^ L.M. Brennoman 92^ W. H. Krteliani. 179 F. S. ^Lithers 142J G. F. Henry 85 W. P. Ft-rris 64|

L. D. Hatch 232i

J. T. Callaghan 191J

C. O. Alexander 75
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the iniblio printing, cfc.—Continued. 48

Name. Xame.

C. L. XeT^liall E. L. Toomer

Keith Smith

"William Suydam

E. Goggin Edwin Kiug

Mary S. Greene

T. W. Hay

A. P. Marston

if. A. Swart

H. Walker

C. W. Brown

James Crossfield . . .

.

J. M. Driver

T. S. Eice

C. A. S. Harris

C. H. Wilson

J. H. Schnrtz

J. T. Taylor

Oliver Shaw W. W. Deloo

P. F. Spreclier R. H. White

William Woodward.

H. Groshon

B. E. Wright

O. H. Xealy John Goodrick

E. A. Scofield James Eohinson A. M. Eohinson. . . .

.

William Banm W. J. Mills

J. H. L. Eager

Maurice Joyce

B. C. Wright

H. H. Twomhly- W. B. Donaldson.... W. A. Hartman

P. W. Hoover

Benjamin Fngitt

E. H. Tahler

T. D. Larcomhe

J. E. Bright

J. B. Close

C. F. Garrett

J. E. Ander.son

C. J. DeYaughan . .

.

W. E. Spedden

J. M. F. Hough

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168-1- 733 25

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Jelferson Smith.

.

Levi IsTagle A. P. Douglas

C. B. Hough

J. W. Palmer....

J. K. Fairman W. M. Hunter . .

.

A. Gordon

C. P. Brown

C. E. Hall

G. W. Bowen . . .

.

L. M. Cady

Phillip Dallam...

E. A. Cronin

J. E. Eatcliff

C. Dusenhery M. ifoyes W. H. Watson... A. E. Flemmtng . J. L. Wright... . jS^. Watkins

P. A. Caton James Dougherty W. A. Wilson.... Thomas Fealy . .

.

W. H. Collins.... J.B. King W. S. McKean... W. G. Spottswood

AY. H. Shomo

H. P. Acker

J. S. Powell Frank Davies

Julian Higdon . .

.

C. B. Eatcliff E. W. Eeese , S. E. Brooks , S. L. Cook.

A. A. Smith , Frank Kemon . .

.

W. Y. Clarke .... W. H. Duling

D. Killafoyle

J. S. Buruside W. H. McFadden

G. B. Appo

J. H. Kahlert Hugh Hart , Edward Malone.

.

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1541 618 50 299^ 1, 199 00 28| 114 50 24i 97 50 90| 362 50

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44 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the imhlic xmnting, cj-c. —Continued.

Name.

W. H. Cole Jolm Waller

William Crawford .

,

John Wright

J. W. Deneane

A. J. Donaldsou

T. F. Maher

A. J. Preall W. Gr. Dunn , ¥. J. Eobiiison James McGlinn Thomas Forbes

J. H. Donaldson —

John Fisher William Hardie John Van Arsdale . K. A. Porter

D. C. Eeeves

C. E. Montgomery .

.

W. D. Redfield John Metcalf

L. T. Cook W.E. Heatley

E. A. Taylor

E. Sloane William Farrington

B. F. Pidgeon

J. E. Heatley

J. Gr. Hudson

John Bui-nside

C. W. Hurdle W. J. O'Brien George Gordon

Charles Pearson

A. E. Sardo..

J. E. Scott

E. W. Davis

J. L. Harrigan

Charles Dove Edward Duff

Morris Barrett G. W. Swift Stephen Brown

A. H. Jones

C. E. Beach Henry Evans

F. W. Eyan

Bridget Walsh , Elizabeth Croghan. M. E. Herrity

313

313

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313

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307 313

306

313 313

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310

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267

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1, 601 34

1, 506 89

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1, 336 50

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1, 270 25

1, 195 75 1,315 50

1, 315 25

1, 348 00

1, 324 75

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1, 283 75

1, 273 50

1, 447 55 175 50 869 00

1, 349 50

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1, 314 75 209 50

1, 144 25

1, 122 25

1, 095 25

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439 60 399 12

29 17 427 13 429 97 433 35 463 25

Name.

C. A. Bates

Ella McGraw

S. E. Bateman

Ellen Brick Mary Joyce Mary Mills Henrietta Tompkins

Annie O'Brien

E. C. Booth

Catharine Burke

Eosa McClelland Mary Schafer M. A. Foley! A. A. Shelton N. M. Fisher

Elizabeth Mangan .

.

Mary Croghan

Jane Wright M. V. Kilby

C. C. Gibbons Martha Allison Anna Slentz Addie Edgerly

L. V. Adams

Elizabeth Dement. .

.

Jennie Loughery

Mary Martin . Celinda Higby

Fannie Lee Maria Benter Annie Dalton Annie Doherty

Liua Locke Amanda Barnes

Sarah Tennisou Kate Cole Marj^ Matthews

Elizabeth Allen A. M. Palmer Martha Mayhew

Maria Blair .

.

Lizzie SoUers Kate Moriarty Annie Mitchell Annie Duiguou

S. A. Kidwell Emma Hooper

Margaret Sweeney.. Margaret Gormley..

Ida Brown

282| $445 95 281i 448 17 312 506 60 2831 458 02 283 458 00 307i 497 60 306 493 60

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241g- 384 16 255i 415 37 293i 467 91 282 462 65

2852- 454 92

104^ 164 55

306 489 30

78 120 70 282f 461 19 282i 459 69 266f 421 73
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the inihlic printing, tj-c. —Continued. 45

{ Mary Barry

j M.E.Keene

; Mary iSTally

I Jennie iSTolte Kate i^eeclliam Sarah Campbell

C. A. Hopkins

Mary Hill M. TT. Jones Annie McGuire

E. W. Stokes Annie Van Arsdale

F. A. Grant

Ellen Kendrick

Josephine Eaynor.

.

M. A. Tau.f^ban Delia Crenien

F. C. Woodward . .

.

H. Travers

F. V. Dobson M. Ryan

M. M. Caldwell Mary O Brien M.E. Swain

Jennie Donnelly

S. G. Slack M. T. Lincoln

"William Robinson .

.

A. L. Carrier

J. W. Hughes

J. T. Keleher

AV. C.Heek

D. C. McGiveru

Ellis Hn.uhes

T. W. White W. C. McLeod

J. T. Whitaker James McKenney.

.

, L. B. May

j B. C. Berry

George E. Patten .

.

W. H. Murphy

James Kerney

John Larcombe, sr. Samuel Dorsoy W. E. Stumph

Thomas Sinon W. H. Can- W. S. Seymour

E. C. Soules

255i

292

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200J 228i 253i

212

210 214i

206 209f

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312 2401 280|

309 365

365

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362-1 362i

310

310

313

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325 99 300 46 140 47 346 39 287 47

36 75

141 60 258 86 189 56 196 03 170 71

191 65

181 34 106 24

104 70 ! 60 00 I 31 50

1, 858 85

I, 4,<S 87

1, 405 12

1, 564 41 778 50

1, 246 75

1, 329 CO 866 87 998 62

1, 111 74

1, 204 50

1, 204 50

1, 204 50

1, 204 50

1, 217 58

996 87

996 87 852 50 852 50 418 89 912 27

895 88 682 16 782 10

G. J. Pollard Michael Guerin John Bush. William Bell

J. A. Gleason John Ryan

George Slim Vincent Lemmon

G. H. Foskey

Henry Dulany

G. W. Cole Emanuel Webb

Miles Thompson

J. A. Blundon

J. Dorster

Charles Fletcher

J. W. O'Conner

Sylvester Jordan

Patrick McManus

Lewis Thomas

C. C. Peck

Moses Foskey

Marshall Brown Edward Fitzgerald

S. Pocher

E. Wheeler

L. 1. Boteler

E. G. Skinner

E. P. Dunning

G. W. MuUoy

John Buckman

F. Baker

Benjamin Fox

G. Coakley

L. A. lardella A. M. Parsons W. A. Selby

J. M. Grant W. K. Burnside A. A. Rock

C. L. Bozzell F. S. McElfresh

E. Galatti P. A. McManus

J. T. Mockabee ./. R. R. Clarke Y. F. P. Kimmell

William Enuis

E. F. ^s^olau

S. C.Forbes

211i

76 365

313 302f

302

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309 305^ 2991

3051 308f 312

86 312

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194

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46 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the iniblic printing, ^'-c.—Continued.

Name.

M. Groshon

"William "Waters . .

.

J. S. Chapliue W. L. Coomes

Patrick McGuire .

.

"William Coleman . .

.

Charles Sharp W. B. SajTC

I". G. Aloxaucler

J. F. Gates

T. Shugrue

"W. A. Bartlett A. D. Brock

C. "Waterman

G. ^V. Howland

J.B. Mansfield

G. W. Fowler

C. "W.Baker

L. H. Patterson Henry Webb

Arthur McXelly

"Wallace Brewer

F. M.D .flge J. A. Scott W. L. Anghinbaugh.

E. i^". Beal W. T. Benjamin Jere. Hartwell

Frank. Deinnarsh . .

.

P. L.Eodier Thomas Kick

A. L. Settle E. B.Taruell

C. T. Langtree

E. Laporte

F. D. Swing

G. W. Hodges W. M. Belt M. Barringer W. S. Scott

J. S. Jonivs F.M. Stuart... A. T. Borland Annie Kelh^n

Bessie ^rarsluill Joanna Corridon

A. M. Meacham

K. E,. Gardner

J. "W. Busey

E. J. Thomlinson

311 $51 92

24 28 00 104* 122 37 129^ 155 13

15 17 50 1321 154 59

53 61 83

60 70 00 35 40 83

6 7 00 29 58 00 3081 1, 449 50 287 1, 530 69

103 485 46

284-1- 1, 222 96 307t 1, 250 00

146 595 50 3121 1, 286 00 2251 979 60

161 241 50 105 446 00

52 227 00 53i 213 50 25* 119 00 26 120 13 26i 109 37 313 713 53 38 85 50 253 569 25 313 1, 669 36 296J 1, 418 55 307i 1, 278 00 282 1, 173 00 2861 1, 179 25

306J 1, 275 75 19H 805 75 302 1,256 75 313 1, 316 75 308^ 1, 334 26 313 I, 383 95 313 1, 362 50 3061 1, 136 00 313 1, 126 05 313 528 50 267i 452 45 284 472 00 m 501 90 93 139 50 35 83 25

65 195 75

Name.

Emanuel Bell W. E. Nott

Ales. Elliott, jr G. S. King

"W. B. Kelly Timothy Quinlan

R. "W. Morgan

"W. M. Laporte John Kelly Perry Brown

S. L. Eowzee

J. S. Smith

Thos. B. Penicks . . . .

.

Pu A. Drake

Kate Shorten George Dice John Tafe George Fordham

Israel Sommers

M. D. Petteys

T. E. Shorten

"William Hendley

E. A. Sikken

"William Laughlin . .

.

W. E. Brophy James Sullivan James McKenna , Philip Corridon

J. W. Harrison, jr Ellen Sheuhau

T. S. McGowan

J. W, WHiaples

G. "W. Frairnces, sr Thomas Washington.

.

F. W. Baker

Moses Mardry Dennis Lyons

Piece-WORK.

"W. L. Aughinbaugh . .

.

James Austin

E. X. Beal

J. A. Benham

J. T. Benson

"Wallace Brewer

N. J. Co.^ Butler Dilley

C. W. Davis Augustus Donath

"W. D. Fowler

J. S. Gourlay

234 1597 15

79 368 66 313 1, 109 18 313 1, 346 54 313 1, 054 10 299 693 45

79 131 66 228 486 05 227 208 32 291 35 17

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40 94 20 313 1, 650 .36 313 1, 252 00 313 1, 043 36 313 860 75 313 788 83 31H 956 35

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311 827 83

311 707 84 216 488 08

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76 190 00 2371 538 87

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174 393 75 691 155 81
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public printing, cj-c.—Continued. 47

1

rece! s

2

Am

Daniel Grady ^1, W.H. Miller i 1, Artliur McXelly

Ed. Morgan W. H. Myers

E. TV. Oyster

L. H. Patterson Lewis Petrie

J. A. Scott 1, W. L. Shepherd

Jere. Sterner 1 X. A. Swart 1, K. B. Topham 1 W. H. TTyaut : 1; Lucian O'Brien i A. E. Piatt 1 1 J. L. Sinn 1 J. H. Black W. G. Spottswood

j William Sherwood j G. W. Bowen ! W.P.Thompson 1 G. W. Eowler

R. R. Eiley J.E. Anderson ' W. A. Lavalotte A. D. Xewbold

D. K. Hackman

T. W. Hay

A. P. Marston

C. X. Martin

C. E. HaU..... X. M. D. Lathrop

J. D. Forney

J. B. Bray

F. H. Prentiss

0. W. Eobiuson

Michael Crider W. W. Dell

C. A. Anderson

Joseph Grandell W. A. Mellis ' John Sessford Horace Wilcox

Oliver Shaw i C. W. Tolford j J. S. Williams !...• T.M.Moore i E. A. Cronin

G. W. Cowing

359 36 435 02 838 92

747 08 923 18

409 82 296 10 191 52 188 48 118 32 ' 662 68 2^0 28

47S SS

181 94 197 16 250 34

079 96

111 30 750 12

12 60 389 70 056 16 528 28

27 72 823 92

879 96 66 06 22 62 244 80 222 82 28 62 237 87 257 16 697 98 773 07

89 92

951 09 225 78 179 68 350 77 279 84 190 12 803 34

201 36 522 83 158 42

253 32 134 55

178 27

171 64

Xame.

J. H. Fletcher Peter Baxter

C. 0. Alexander H. D.Wharton

D. P. Eowell W. A. Griswold

F. A. Baxter

S. SnodgTass

T. S. Slentz

I C. P. Evans

I B. F. Weob

G. W. Mowry

J. T. Dennesson

Charles Leyhourne. .

.

Frederick Biu'rows .

.

; Samuel Perley

C. L. Xewhall

A. K. Weaver

Thomas Leahy

O. F. Mattingly

J. H. Watson

J. W. Wheeler

Morris Pigott William Edelen W. A. King

C. A. Brown L S. Chauvin

J. E.Ellegood

0. C. Butler

J. H. Matile W. L. D. Young .... F. A. Ehoderick . . .

.

L. P. Sutor Patrick Fehan

Alexander Dercourt George Graves

H. A. Johnson

J. C. Withington....

J. A. Mandeville

Th. Mennier Thomas Fealy Eugene Conner W. H. Collins W. S. McKean

J. B. King

B. A. Church

G. A. H. Baker

G. W. Howard

G. W. Lee

A. D. Xewbold
48 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the puM'ic xiriniinxj, <fc.—Contiuued.

Name.

"William Rutherford.

0. W. Marsh

J. K. Parshall

1. J. Jamison

J. H. Jenkins

J. H. Schurtz Morris Barrett

J. F. Henry

H. A. Foresman

D. A. Farnham

G. F. Prichard

E. T. Fletcher M. ]Sr. Amis

F. Pritchard A. T. Manpin

John Donnell

C. F. Axtell

C. H. Thompson

E. H. Jack

D. G. Day

A. T. Harrington . .

.

E. Anderson

S. Adams

E. Amos

H. Anderson M. Atchison M. L. Bryant

A. Bresnahan M. A. Burdette M. Bryan

J. Barry

A. Burch M. Borrows M. Bailey

J. Buckley

A. Butler

C. A. Bates A. E. Bailey

E. D. Bond.. M. Brick

C. Barry M. Boyle

F. Bellman

S. F. Burch

A. Benson M. Buckley

J. Buschell

B. Carver

A. Callahan M. Clancy

$871 12 268 12 249 58 688 72 597 09 287 32

215 79

68 57 257 32 543 52 187 40 636 03 536 39

30 22

103 00

8 16 492 14 475 16 172 27 344 91 315 89 334 95

538 32 289 69 628 62 320 72

314 35 358 76 334 33 533 91 414 57 205 37

343 02 279 49 590 17 46 26

409 07 213 73

160 97

491 28

80 40 301 53 376 69 259 30

194 73 259 94

' 10 42

317 25 376 76 478 74

Name.

Ida Collins M. Connolly M. Courtney M. A. Clancy M.Cook

L. Crider

J. F. Cary

S. Cummiskey

A. Connell A. Conner

J. Clarke:-' /.

M.Collins

L. A. Carroll M. Colgan M. Conway

M. Cline M. Clark./

S. CaUan

K. Divine

B. Duffy

C. Dice

C. Daily

S. Dickson

J. Davison

S. J. Davis

H. Daily M. Dawson

E. Dickersou

L. Edmoiiston M, J. Flaherty M. Flaherty M. Flemming

M. Fox

E. French

C. Fowler

J. Fish A. French M. Fordli am

M. Fenton

E. Gardner

J. Gaubert M. Garrett M. A. Graves

E. J. Grinaan

E. Gould

E. Gray

S. Gibersoii M. A. Hardcastle . . .

.

L. Hays

S. E. Haines
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employeAl in the jj«&?ic' printing, <f-c. —Continued. 49

Xame.

[ F. E. Hays

I M.HaU

I T. Harrison

j S. Hess

' A. Hu'ghes

C. Howard

: E. HefleU

I A. Hodge

I A. Humpliries.

.

i J. Heise A. Higgins

K.F.Healey ... M. Halroan

J. Howliu M.M. Hyiies...

i Hvers

' E. Joice

j J. M. Jones

' M. S. Jones M. Jacobs M. A. Joyce . .

.

: Eliza Joj-ce M.Keating

S. Kleiber A. Keefer M. Kiernan

j T. Keefe

: R. Korts M. Knott

B. Kennelly

E. KeUy

M. Keefe M. E. Little . . .

.

I E. Louderback. M. La Bille . . .

.

E. Landvoigt .

.

S. Lynch

E. Lackey

C. Lusby

t G. Lowe

J. Lyons

J. La Fontaine. M. Lang

R. Lee

B. Mackey

J. Martin

H. Murphy

M.E. Martin...

i C. Mans .......

I M.Maxwell.-..

$245 97 593 70 580 78 612 8G 389 29 343 29 523 17 273 15 193 83 210 06 232 81 197 45 106 61 167 40

46 18 105 40 22 82

464 10 2 10

4 38 298 73 254 46 282 15

193 93

63 36

21 86

786 12 352 66 140 18 138 55

82 03

78 15

63 94 243 62

492 98

599 86 528 87 161 97 254 06 I 488 74

I 457 00

j 108 32 ! 10 28 i 4 20 I 88 16 I 80 84 300 56 320 31 I 585 97

' 620 26

Kame.

M. J. Morris . .

.

H. Morris

J. Morris M. Morris

E. Marche

A. Manning

A. Mangau

K. McGarr

C. Mills M. Meekins

E. McCarthy... M. McCarty

J. Mayhew

J. Murphy

E. McFee

M. McGarvey.

.

M. Mc^Namara

.

S. Martin

S. Moon

M. Maguire

J. McCooey

H. Minoag M. Needham . .

.

L. Newell A. Nolan

L. Neadam

M. Oakland

E. Osmond

C. O'Leary

A. Piggott

L. Piggott

C. Power

Y. Power

S. Partridge . .

.

M. Purdy

C. Palmer

G. Parker

E. Quinn M. Quinn

E. Eodgers A. Eiley M. Eiddle K. Reapsomer , M. Ryan

M. E. Ryan . .

.

L. Read

L. Rutherford. A. Ralph L E. Roche... M. Sweeney. .

.

4
50 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons emplojjed In 1he pnhVic prlufuuj^ cj-c. —Contiuued.

Xame.

E. S. Spencer H. Stewort M. E. Sherwood.

.

E. Stockliolni L. Silvers A. Sadler M. E. Swaiu

E. Summers

C. Sheau.. M. Simons

J. Tanner

A. Thompson

M. A. Thompson.

C. Talbert M. Toole

S. Waters

|320 38

187 43 545 00 540 32 213 11

8 34

119 31 154 99 120 25

20 33

88 20 217 39

11 13

46 96

35 92 573 82

Ifame.

C. Wood

E. Wells M. Wilson

C. Wright M. M. White...

C. Ward

M. Ward

A. Walsh

M. R.Wremi... M. Wear

E. Walling

A. Wilson M. J. Williams. M. Wickham. .

.

J. Wilson

A. Williams . .

.

$309 89 274 31 315 08 342 93

" 449 22

535 74 323 69

190 29

138 08 409 38

431 62 295 67 104 35 253 86 127 39 284 54 PUBLIC BINDING

J. H. Roberts . . .

.

J. W. Mattingly James W. White.

D. W. Landvoigt.

E. A. Manning..

-

J. E. Behler Ang. Jacobs

J. M. Knott

T. E. Stewart.... AVm. Y. Bain

A. G. Hullett .... J. H. Maine Henry Morgan . .

.

H. Hyde W. E. Bradley... A. Eitzsimoiis G. Hosewag W. H. Stevens...

B. J. Burnell

Ered. Green Thomas Songster

J. W. Mayer

J. H. Patterson .

.

E. Wakeling

J. S. Sullivan .... Wm. Garsberg. .

.

S. Xoockogey

S. T. Crawford...

C. Denliam

D. P.Steele Daniel Murphy .

.

365 313

313 313 3081

3101

298 309i 3071

280i

302i

2974- 2951

190i- 249J

3024 297i

951 2S2

126 284

286i

289 3014

29|- 301 :V 300i- 312 311|

2982- 2971

$1, 766 63

1, 669 36

1, 674 14

1, 557 53

1, 500 50 1,243 00

1, 192 00

1, 379 00

1,2.31 00

1, 223 00

1, 343 00

1, 189 00 1,182 00

761 00

1, 132 00

1, 349 75

1, 324 00 382 00

1, 128 00 504 00

1, 134 00

1, 146 00

1, 156 00

1, 205 00 119 00

1, 206 00

1, 337 75

1, 248 00

1, 441 75

1, 307 00

1, 313 75

G. I. Brewer 91 G. L. Tracy ! 298|

J. W. Harrison 221

J. E. Gaily 282 J.H.GHollius 279

J. W. Hoover 247i

E. J. Gibson i 242^ Henry Stranb I 2.58 John AY. Wliite ,' 18i William Bevan [ 6 Henry Hammond 16Gi James Srcwart 3031 J.E.Harmer 308i

E. S. Metcalf I 281

J. L. Eatcliffe 306 T.M. Triplett ! 295i

C. T. Elwood ' 304

C. A. Y''iniam>< 301^ Samuel Davis 250 D. H. Mnnsen 304

J. W. Pyemont J.

' 2391 Thomas Beckett / 209:1- Y^ J. Clark \ 180

i

CD. Eupley ; m

James McXally 1981- C. H. BroAvne ' 2372- H. C.Dobbs 2434 Y^. H. Harmer 252 Thomas Mensliaw , IGGJ D. J.Kerr ' 5 George Corlies j 221

1

I 1456 75

1, 239 50

1, 012 00

I 1, 128 00

! 1, 125 00

I 990 00

970 00

1, 084 75 75 00 24 00 6G6 00

1, 410 50 : 1, 326 75 I

j 1, 425 50

j

! 1, 429 50 J 1, 341 50 !

\ 1, 401 00 i

' 1, 404 00 i

' 1, 195 00

I

I 1, 409 00

1, 339 00

830 50

721 00 333 00

793 00

1, 053 00

1, 075 00

1, 107 25

667 00 20 00 980 00
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public priniing, cf-c. —Continued. 51

;Name. <

E. T. Eckloff 192i 8769 00 TTm. Scott 313 1, •252 00 J.J.Byrnes 302i 1,410 25 A. A. Henry 243 1. 001 00 Dennis Tooniey 313 1, 265 50 H. C. Espey 309i 1, 428 75 T. O. May 3114- 1, 246 00

J. A. Landvoigt 302i 1. 209 00 W. B. Burger. 310i 1, 243 00 M. B. Gordon 302 1. 400 50

Cr. ^y. Fi.slier 290 1, 160 0 J C. E. Tretler 290^ 1,35175 Ancb-ew Tale 306i 1,227 00

J. T. Blakeney 305 1, 416 25 T. S. Stebbins - 297i 3,189 00 G. K. P. Britt 310 1, 240 00 R. B. Harford 310J 1, 242 00 Charles Filey 273i 1, 093 00

Y. C. Philpitt 303i 1, 215 CO

J. E. Bullock 303J 1,404 00 Peter B\-me 287| 1,15100

E. A. Connell 310+ 1, 432 25

J. S. Pvobinson 31U 1. 245 00

T. S. Baylie 286 1. 144 00 G. D.:^urcli 304i 1.217 00 C.E. talker 294 1,176 00 Henry McGiveu 306 1, 224 00 G. W. Frances, jr 221| 894 00

J. A. Perkins 303^ 1, 234 00 Henry AViese 300| 1,203 00

J. W. Beall 296| 1,185 00

J. H. McCormick 261| 1,046 00 F. R. Cunningham 295i 1,18100

C. H. Koehler 312 1, 485 00 James Read 280i 1, 122 00 John Espey 296i 1. 200 00 D. A. Thompson 311^ 1. 246 00

C. F.TTeser 299i 1,199 00 P. J. Caldwell 305^ 1. 222 00 J.C.Hodges 308i 1,233 00 T. J.Kelley 296i 1,185 00 Wm. McLean 305 1, 224 00 A. D. Stidham 311^ 1, 245 00

C. P. P. Wroe 2381 955 00

C. S. TTilUss 290i

' 1, 358 00

J. P. McKean 307 1,228 00 E. Ridgway ISSi 753 00 James St. Clair 300 1, 200 00

J. W. Honx 2341 939 00 R. F. Foster 304^ 1, 213 00

F. Seibert 303i 81, 400 50 D. Hotchkiss 305* 1, 222 00 B. Chase 279i 1,117 00 G. H. Maurer 298i 1, 193 00 M. A. Dubois 227t 899 00

C. H. Walker 312* 1, 250 00 J.A.B.BBpey 302i- 1,400 50 Alex. Baine 275i 1, 101 00 E. Spencer 146f 587 00 George Barnes 308i 1. 233 00 Wm. H. Moran 263 1.070 00

J. A. Toomey 303i 1, 213 00 L. TT. Denham 250i 1, 002 00 W. F. Clarkson 309 i 1,236 00

J. P. D. Caton 311i 1, 245 00 Frank MiUer 310i 1, 241 00 D. W. Barnitz 291? 1.166 00 Andrew Melville 277i 1. Ill 00 Jacob Reiher 300h 1, 345 00 W.D.Elwood 254f 1,019 00

J. B. Smith 181J: 725 00

J. H. Bush 281* 1, 291 25

C. L. Dowden 2961 1, 185 00 JohnDoherty 300* 1,204 75 Edward Pumphrey 259i 1, 038 00 Eugene Palmer 78 312 00

J. A. Thompson 64 256 00 H. T. Houck 217f 871 00 A. AV. Johnson 16i G5 00 G. AY. Francis, sr 172i 691 00 A. A. Smith 1511- 607 00 Wni. Howlett 143* 594 00 Charles W. Spencer 123^ 493 00

J. T. McGowan 112.| 450 00

I. P. Morau 89} 358 00 Wm. Hays 312 1,408 00 P. C. Gillon 313 1, 412 00 John Call 309* 861 99 H. Glover 304 343 01 Charles Knott 301^ ' 72 33

J. D. Conner 3041 777 99

S. ^y. Bowen 237 '13 33

J. T. McGraw 233i 354 26 C.H.Welsh... 304i 354 61

J. H. Graham 312* 364 57 Mam-ice Fh-nn 312 363 99 R. A. McPherson, jr 230* 268 91

S. W. Lewis 41 47 83 George Griffith 40 46 67 B. J. Westerfield 199* 408 CO
52 REPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public ijrinibuj, <^'C. —Continued.

Name.

Annie Keilly

Lizzie Lacey M. R. Fenton

Cecilia Crow

E. V. Sanderson... A. E. Rea

M. E. Moore

L. A. Canlk

Caroline Crooks .

.

S. E. McCafferty .. E. R Bowen

M. A. Wasney

Mary Miller

E. B. Morley

Rebecca Hacker .

.

Margaret Solms

Alice Walker

Maggie Byrns

Ella Bowen

Kate Kelley

J. C. Rumsey

K. Gc. Marcellas —

Rose Dowden Mary Rhyon

Jennie Catlicart M. E. Hagger K.H. Locke

S. Ritter Mary Eisker M. Ealconer

J". Rntberdale

S. A. Town

Jennie Goss Emma !N". Cole M.E. HiU , E. E. Cutler

Charlotte Yeatman

.

Annie Jarvis Ellen Sullivan Fannie Hurley

Susie Purdy

E. Hickey

E. M. Monis M. Whittier H. W. Hobbs Mary Cornwall Mid Bowen

Alice Jolmson

L. V. Adams

T. B. McTSTamee ....

<a>^o

'El

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tCSH

Am't

received.

307J

1

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301| 599 72

32 58 66

5 10 00 256J 470 71 j 191 350 17 183 345 24

103 190 84 73i 171 42

90 165 00 102i 188 92

73 133 83

95 176 17 52 95 34

78 156 00 34 62 34 1 26 56 67 16 29 33

3 5 50 44 88 00 1 184J 337 79 ! 312 466 74 276 418 05 ; 267^ 402 29 ; 300i 449 70 308i 462 06 \ 311 465 41

Name.

Mary TJtley R. M. Darbey

B. Brookhart

E. Keleber James Johnson . .

.

John Smith L J. Phoenix

Adalie Stuart M. E. Bailey Annie Sadler

S. Y. Boyd

M. Counseller E. A. Duffield A. R. Weaver

Sarah Robinson . .

.

Gertrude Nolasco . George McCauley. W. H. Fletcher . .

.

George Webster . W. S. Marchael . .

.

T. A. Kennard.... James Lynch

Moses Smith William Cruso Arthur Summers . W. T. KeUey

Charles Barr

O. B. Chrismond .

.

G. G. Koehler John Hastings Abraham Rawls .

.

Burr Lucas Edward Darby

J. W. Healey

C. C. Neil Louis Haber

Patrick McNamee W. B. R. Willis . .

.

Charles Lemon

C. L. Greanacher . G. L. Ready

J. M. Heck

M. Groshon

C. C. Peck

riKCEWORK. M. E. Coleman.

Ella Morris . . .

.

F. M. Reed . . .

.

M. R. Falconer

308i

304 303i

3011

313

295

2524- 246i

2311

231i 22U

194 188i

194| 118f

83i

72^ 365

365

311i

311 313 365

365

313

313 312i

312

307 313

313

313 251^

1031 24

48 311

305

313

313 264J

213

102|

90
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons enqyloyed in tlie piihUc printing, <|-c. —Continued. 53

Kame. K'ame.

Mary Morris Margaret Stewart .

.

Loiiisia "Wells Charlotte Yeatman.

J. Eutherdale

Ellen Sullivan Eva Walker

M. E. Dulany

Mary Barry

S. E. Cronin

J. Goldsborougli . .

.

Fannie Fair Susan Guerin

S. J. Martin M. M. EuUy

Eittee Mitchell

E. J. McElfresh.... Ann Brannon

Ella Gallagher

K". M. Tibbetts H. J. Tophain

C. E. Kennedy

Mary Francis

Ellen Donnelen Mary Keating M. E. Thompson . .

.

L. Mack

M. A. Sharpe

Mary Fagan

Ada Glover

C. Monahan

M. E. Carey

C. Eenneker Martha Bradley M. McKenna

Fannie Malone M. E. Downing EUa Hanrahan Lenna Dennison . .

.

Isabella Johnson. .

.

L. S. Seeders

E. Tolson Sarah McCarthy . .

.

Laura McXall

j Laura Hunt

I S. Eitter

! SallieEowan

$566 51 497 77 543 65

468 84 345 90

7 33

•569 84 448 74 476 30 474 91 428 29 552 12 307 54 277 48 354 07 407 59 376 57 426 57 495 85 454 16

478 42

503 54 396 90 474 68

357; 49 110 58 467 73 154 79 283 57

434 87 363 99 327 03 353 99 418 84 464 36 560 18 539 01 489 49 293 98

410 34 467 00 432 87 484 00 493 18 354 76 42 38 475 16

Margaret Shields . .

.

Jane Bosworth

Jane E. Minor

Margaret Cronin . .

.

Georgie Mitchell. .

.

Louisa Brown EUa Eiley

Ellen Fox

Margaret Kennelly Susan Lemon Mary Honan

Jennie Boswell M. J. Hand

Caroline Dice Mary Atchison Annie Harmon

Annie H. Lindslej- . L. Force Annah Smith

C. E. Peterson

S. E. Twitchell

J. Dulaney

Lizzie Gates Lucy Merriam

M. A. Fisher

S. E. Copeland

Sarah Cronin Mary Hooper Agatha Carey

L. C. Eastbrook Annie Whiting

K. S. Sprigg

S. A. Town

Francis Straub

J. A. Warren Mary Gallagher M. Fox

S. J. Davis Adele Lafou , J. C. Moore M. E. Dow

J. C. Bennett M, A. Bush M. W. Lee

Virginia Magruder.

.

Ida Westerfield

o