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2d Session. j SENATE. i Mis. Doc.

t No. 18. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE COJ^CtRESSIOIAL PRINTER,

SHOWING

The condition of tJie Puhlic Printing, Binding, ^x. j ^

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, December 26, 1867. Sir : I have the honor to transmit the fifteenth annual report of this office, in order that it may be laid before the Senate. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, JOHN D. DEFREES,

Congressional Printer. Hon. B. F. Wade,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, Decemher 26, 1867. To the Senate and House of Rcpresentatircs : In compliance with 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 my knowledge in regard to all matters connected therewith."

Also, a statement showing " the number of hands employed, and the length of time each has been employed." The tabular statements accomjDanying this report are made up for the year ending on the 30th of September, 1867, and are as follows : No. ]. Showing- the documents 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 printing 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 disbursem.ents 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. No. 7. Showing the number of hands employed, the length of time each was employed, and

the amount earned by each, for tlie year ending October 3J, 3867.
2 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

COST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.

Statements No. 1 and No. 2 will show tlie approximate cost of the pablic

printing and binding for each department of the government during the year

ending on the 30th of September, 1SG7, as it appears on the books of this office. The statement No, 1, exhibiting the cost of the printing, binding, and litho- graphing and engraving for Congress, is given very much in detail, with the view of showing the cost of each of the annual reports and other public docu- ments which were printed in excess of the usual number, (1,550 copies,) and the manner in which they were authorized to be distributed. The actual disburse- ments of the office, as detailed in statements Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, were as follows : For the pablic printing $452, 998 22 For paper for the public printing- 635, 106 09 For the public binding- 386, 203 98 For lithographing' and engraving- for Cong-ress 108, 624 75 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 2, 515 92 For salaries, &c., in the office of the Congressional Printer 13,769 43

1,599,218 39 The cost of the paper and other materials remaining on hand on the 30th of September, 1867, was ^371,026 06, being ^31,366 54 less iho^n at the commence- ment of the year ; so that the aggregate cost of the printing and binding amounts to the sum of $1,630,584 93, (or $294,233 28 /e^^ than for the preceding year,) which

may be apportioned as follows : Authorized by act of Congress $232, 994 83 Ordered by the Senate 18(5, 269 75 Ordered by the House of Representatives 454,339 97 Ordered by the Executive and Judicial Departments 756, 980 38 3,630,584 93 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 Representatives, were for distribution by the Executive depart- ments and bureaus. The amount realized during the year from the sale of waste paper, paper

shavings, documents, &c., is '$20,5QQ 15, which has been deposited in the treas- ury 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, 1S64, 1865,

1866, and 1867, viz :

1863. 1864. 1865. 1866. J 867.

$13,210 97 $14, 148 87 $14,869 54 $13,545 10 $13, 769 43 Public Printing 28.), 660 80 328, 249 34 439,856 14 400, 54 1 00 452, 998 22 Paper for the Public Printiog 830, 802 06 713,481 16 1, 285, 959 51 896, 929 71 635, 1G6 C9 Lithographing and Engraving 64, 126 38 75,391 79 96, 907 04 112,272 05 108, 624 75

223, 945 80 302,947 19 387, 228 09 445, 039 57 386,-^03 98 Mapping for Supreme Court, U. S. 9,415 85 2, 279 00 1,081 92 2, 515 92 Total 1,417,745 01 I, 443, 6.]4 2J 2, 227. 099 32 1, 869, 379 35 1,599,218 39 DISTRIBUTION OF THE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Inquiry is frequently made as to the manner in which the usual or regular

number (1,550J of executive and miscellaneous documents and reports of com-
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mittees are distributed ; as also the bills and joint resolutions, of which seven hundred copies are printed. This information is given in the following statement

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Total numbers printed

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10 170

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1,550 1,550 695 683 The reserved documents are bound in volumes of appropriate size, (in sheep

and calf,) and are distributed as follows :

Senate document room House document room

Senate folding room

Department of State Department of the Inferior Library of Congress

Library of the House of Representatives

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Library of the Court of Claims

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1,031 Such number of extra Q,o)^\ei of the public documents are printed as are authorized by law, or may be directed by the special order of the Senate or House of

Representatives ; and these are distributed in the manner directed by law or by

the house ordering' them.PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC 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 descriptions of congressional

and executive 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 of December, 1867, with the following persons : Class 1.

Fine uncalendered Printing Paper, measuring 24 hy 38 inches, 45 pounds to the ream of 500 sheets. Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 3,000 reams, at $8 46. Timothy Keeney, North Manchester, Connecticut, 19,000 reams, (more or less.) at $8 88f. Class 2.

Fine calendered Printing Paper, measuring 24 hy 38 inches, 53 pounds to the ream of 500 sheets. C. R. Baer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 4,000 reams, at $12 56.

S. D. Warren, Boston, Massachusetts, 4,000 reams, (more or less,) at $12 72.
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Class 3.—Superfine Printing Paper, hardsized and supercrdendtred, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds to the ream of 500 sheets. Charles Magarge & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ],000 reams, at $11 70. Class 4.

Mop Paper. Timothy Keeney, North Manchester, Connecticut, 20,000 pounds, (more or less,) of any

required sizes and weights, at 29 cents per pound.

Class 5.^

Writing Papers. John H. Hall, New York, 20,000 reams, (more or less,) of such sizes and weights as might

be required, at 30 cents per pound.

Class G. —Paper for Post Office Blanks. A. D. Jessup, Pliiladelphia, Pennsylvania, 103,400 pounds, (more or less,) of various weights and sizes, at 2Jf cents per pound. Statement No. 4, appended to tiiis report, exhibits the exact quantity of eacli kind of paper purchased during the year ending on the 30th of September, 1S67,

and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was $635,106 09. There remained on hand at the end of ihe year papers of various kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to $227,991 21. The contracts for paper for the year 1867 were made at prices averaging

about thirty per cent, lower than for several years past, and it is expected that the contracts for 1868, which will be entered into in January, will show a further reduction in cost. LITHOGEAPHING AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $108,624 75, the

details of which will be found in Statement No. 1. The illustrations accompa- Dying the Annual Report of tlie Commissioner of Patents on Arts and Manufactures absorb the principal part of the appropriation for lithographing and

engraving, those for the Report for 1866 costing about $65,000. They are indis- pensable to a proper understanding of the Report, and are very handsomely

executed, at prices which are deemed reasonable for the character of the engravings. Proposals for this work are invited by public adv^ertisement yearly, and

the contract is awarded by the Joint Committee on Printing to the lowest bidder

for the style of work advertised for. The Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office, communicated at the second session of the 39th Congress, was published in unusually large numbers, in part for foreign distribution, the lithographing for which cost the sum of $30,752 39. MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. Some of the Records of the Supreme Court of the United States, which are ordered to be printed, are accompanied by maps, plats, diagrams, &c., and a

small number of copies in fac simile, on tracing linen, are required for the use

of the court. These, for the last year, cost the sum of $2,515 92. THE PUBLIC BINDING. The amount expended on account of the public binding during tlie year ending on the 30th of September, 1867, was $386,203 98, the details of which

will be f)und in Statement No. 5. The value of the materials on hand at' the end of the year was $58,338 75, being $31,000 less than the amount remaining

over at tlie end of the preceding year.
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COXDITIOX OF THE PUBLIC PxRINTING A^JD BINDING.

Attaclied to Statement No. 1 will be found a list of tli3 documents, &c.,

unfinished on the 30th of September, 1867, the end of the year for which the

statistical portion of this report is mide up. At tho present tim3, (December

26,) the condition of the public printing and binding is a? f )llo7/s : Expressions of Condolence and Sympathy on the Assassination of President Lincoln.—The joint resolution approved on the 2d of March, 1867, directs "that, in addition to the number of

copies of papers relating- to foreign affairs, now authorized by law, there shall be printed

for distribution by the Department of State, on fine paper, with wide marg'in, a sutBcient number of copies of the appendix to the diplomatic correspondence' of ISoo to supply one copy to each senator and each representative of the thirty-ninth Congress, and to each

foreign government, and one copy to each corporation, association, or public body, whose

expressions of condolence or sympathy are published in said volume. One hundred of these

copies to be bound in full Turkey morocco, full gilt, and the remaining copies to be bound

in half Turkey morocco, marble edged." In accordance with the provisions of this resolution, three thousand copies have been printed, and are now in the hands of the binder. It

is a ver3' handsomely printed and bound volume of nearly one thousand quarto pages, with

a correct likeness of the late President Lincoln engraved on steel. Coast Survey Report fur 1336, icith maps, 6,050 copies. The publication of the Annual

Coast Survey Repovrs is invariably delayed for a year after the printing is ordered, on

account of the length of time required by the Coast Survey Office to prepare the charts

for printing. This volume will not, consequently, be issued until near the close of the year 18GS. Report of the Commissioner of Patents for 1886. —This report will make three large octavo volumes, comprising two volumes of descriptions of patents, of about 800 pages each, and

one volume of desi^rns of about 1,100 pages. The printing and binding of 20,o50 copies (6J,650 volumes) has been ordered by Congress, 4,000 for distribution by Senators, 10,000 by Representatives, and 5,000 by the Commissioner of Patents. A large portion of the Report has been printed, and nearly all of it is ready f()r press. Agricultural Report for 1806. —This report makes a single volume of 692 pages, including

thirty-six full pages of illustrations engraved on wood, and numerous small engravings of agricultural machinery, &c. 189,550 copies have been ordered to be printed and bound ; 19,000 for distribution by Senators, 145,000 by Representatives, and 24,000 by the Commissioner of Agriculture, The entire edition of the Report has been printed, and bound

copies are now being rapidly delivered. The estimated cost of printing and binding this volume is §159, 953 53, or only eighty -four cents per copy. It may be worthy of remark

that this is the first, and the only, book yet printed on "Bullock's Patent Rotary

Perfecting Press," one of which has recently been put into operation in this establishment.

It is a machine of immense power and rapidity, and the work turned out by it will compare very favorably -with that executed by any other power press in present use. Army Register of I'olunteers. —Fifty thousand copies of this register were ordered to be

printed, far sale at cost, by the joint resolution of June 30, 1864. An edition of five thou- sand copies of the iirst four volumes was printed, but finding very little demand for the work, the edition of the residue of the volumes was reduced to one thousand. When completed the work will comprise eight volumes, averaging about 500 pages. The eighth volume only remains to be completed.

Report of the Academy of Sciences for 1833. —On the 19th of March last the Senate ordered

the printing of J, 000 copies of this Report, in addition to the usual number, but the manuscript has not yet reached this office. Colonial Charters and State Constitutions. —On the 2d of March, 1867, the Senate adopted a

resolution directing "that the Committee on Printing cause to be prepared for publication a volume containing the colonial charters and the various State constitiUions of each

State of the United States, together with all amendments thereto at any time in force, arranging the saaie in chronological order for each State, w^ith suitable indexes ; and that

it be printed for the use of the Senate." The manuscript for this volume has not yet been

received. The Medical and Surgical History of the Rebellion, authorized to be printed by the first section

of the act of July 28, 1863, vrill make- several large quarto volumes. The printing of this work has recently been commenced, and, from the peculiar character of the work, its progress must necessarily be slow and tedious. No period can be fixed at which its completion may be expected. The Biennial Register {or Blue Book) for 1867. —The manuscript for this volume was re- ceived at the same time with the documents accompanying the annual message of the President to Congress, and, being deemed of less importance, has been laid aside until the

latter shall be completed. The register will then be prmted and bound with the least possible

delay.
6 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Some of the department reports communicated to Congress at the commence- ment of the present session of Congress have been printed, and the others are nearly completed, so that the whole of them will be ready for distribution at an

early day. In conclusion, I will repeat what was stated in a former report from this office, that the laws of Congress providing for extra copies of bureau reports, for the use of the bureaus, do not, in many cases, accomplish the purposes for which

they were intended—to save labor in this office and expense to the government. In some cases the number of copies authorized by law are not deemed sufficient for public purposes, and applications are frequently made to Congress for an

increase of the number, which are always successful, when the entire work has to be reprinted. Moreover, requisitions are continually being made upon this office by the Executive Departments and Bureaus for extra copies of reports either made or to be made to Congress, which, it appears to me, the law plainly prohibits me from printing. By a revision of the laws, so as to allow the Chiefs

of Bureaus all the copies that may be necessary, and including the extra copies of all the annual reports authorized by law to be made to Congress, the work

could be executed more promptly, at less cost, and with far greater satisfaction

to all concerned. I trust that this subject may receive the consideration of Congress.

Respectfully submitted

:

JOHN D. DEFREES,

Congressional Printer.
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No. 2. Statement sliowuig tlie cost of printing, and paper for the same, and of hlank

hooks, hinding, ruling, ^c.,for the executive and judicial departments of the government,for the year ending the ^Qth of September, 1867.

Department.

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.

Com'r of Patents Com'r of Indian Affairs Com'r of Pensions Com'r of Public Buildings

Architect of the Capitol Ext'n. Eng'r of the Wash'n Aqueduct.

Superintendent of the Census.

.

Metropolitan Police Board Warden of the Jail

Total for the Interior Department . .

.

War Department

:

Office of the Secretary Adjutant General.

$3, 494 30

5, 257 00 415 00

333 17 406 70

5, 094 63 1,010 18 469 15 686 42

2, 228 54 466 77

1, 990 96

60, 038 10 877 35 447 45 866 90

4, 328 90 252 91 252 91

3, 638 15

$3, 166 52

6, 277 92 70 35 137 43 264 30

5, 090 58 846 32 203 21 417 24

1, 256 01 258 89

1, 003 06

98, 779 95

1, 165 20

149 38 487 25

3, 177 07 143 82

143 82

2, 918 42

$6, 660 82 $24, 887

11,534 92 485 35

470 60 671 00

10, 185 21 1,856 50 672 36

1, 103 66

3, 484 55

725 60

2, 994 02

158, 818 05

2, 042 55

596 83 1,354 15

7, 505 97 396 73 396 73

6, 556 57

26, 263 21 449 39 516 33 633 90

4, 069 09

1, 250 61

1, 559 09 351 30

5, 049 28 908 82

4, 255 51 31,821 84

1, 201 26

168 45 866 83

1, 636 50 360 50 336 63

4, 696 20

89,061 19 122, 790 22 211, 851 41

776 90 1,869 86

1, 052 25

814 85 11,338 41

4 34

310 14

1, 747 89 762 32

651 59

12, 855 42

9 02

4, 087 04

3, 617 75

1, 814 57

1, 466 44

24, 193 83

13 36

354 35

1, 999 99

5, 978 83

3, 315 40

3, 339 35

3, 722 03 32 28

33 00- 16 20

73 50

754 75 15 00

16,210 96 32, '71 24 19, 280 33

297 41 95 16 392 51 31,359 23 26,987 72 58,346 951, 670 58 2, 053 15

8, 389 71 66, 736
20 EEPOKT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2.

Statement slioiving the cost of printing, Sfc. —Continued.

Department.

Printing.

g-. d paper for ame.

Total

cost

of

printing

and

paper.

Blank

books,

binding,

ruling,

&c.

Aggregate

cost

of

printing,

paper,

and

binding.

War Department

Continued.

Paymaster General

$10, 354 58 819 20

2, 946 86

7, 428 66

$9, 555 43 723 07

3, 708 15

9, 550 40

$19, 910 01

1, 552 27

6, 655 01

16, 979 06

$3^ 846 46 615 50

15, 848 78

3, 598 21 38 75 975 56

81 28

719 28

1, 982 60 204 75

$23, 756 47

2, 167 77

22, 503 79

20, 577 27

38 75

2, 481 02

81 28

2, 096 43

3, 347 33

1, 896 69

Com. General of Prisoners 985 05 520 41 1, 505 46

Bureau of Ordnance

Refugees and Abandoned Lands.

Navy Department

:

Provisions and Clothing Construction and Repair Steam Engineering

Office of the Attorney General

Department of Agriculture

745 61 858 ^0 920 40631 54 506 33 771 54

1, 377 15

1, 364 73

1, 691 94

56, 715 40 53, 059 75 109, 775 15 37,971 46 147, 746 61

2, 788 46

1, 758 47 8,058 91

1, 642 10

5, 330 61 468 70 488 75

2, 259 63

1, 284 40

2, 833 51

6 20

2, 932 75 404 13

6, 473 51 856 22

1, 480 68 288 54 214 84 696 71

1, 028 04

1, 097 64

5 43

5, 721 21

2, 162 60

14, 532 42

Z, 498 o2

6,811 29 757 24 703 59

2, 956 34

2, 312 44

3,9.31 15

11 63

3, 712 02

1, 298 97

8, 147 72

7, 191 69 566 47 723 38 550 00 4,419 41 722 50 627 53 280 58

9, 433 23

3, 461 57

22, 680 14

9, 690 01

7, 377 76

1, 480 62

1, 253 59

7, 375 75

3, 034 94

4, 558 68 292 21

26, 919 74 15, 478 49 42, 398 23 28, 240 27 70, 638 50

30, C23 61 20, 003 77 50, 027 38 27, 837 81 77, 865 19

440 79 105 61 546 40 51 90 598 30

19, 549 53 10, 373 75 29, 923 28 2, 842 64 32, 765 92

337 85 279 21 617 06 3 75 620 81

470 50 143 29 613 79 7, 130 63 7, 744 42

422 48 58 62 481 10 219 99 701 09
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 21

Xo. 2.

Statemoit showing the cost of printing, &fc.—Continued.

Department.

f^rintin^, cii the b

cl pjipcr for ame.

U

o

Oi Total

cost

of

printing

and

paper. .S u

Si ^

"o .3t s.g

Aggregate

cost

of

printing,

paper,

and

binding.

Judiciary

:

Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.

Office of the United States ilarshal

$10, 674 55 365 87

1, 629 91

6 75

$542 84 108 76 510 95

$11, 217 39 474 63

2, 140 86

6 75

$323 19 90 08 277 48

$11, 540 58

564 71 2,418 34

6 75

12, 677 08 1, 162 55 13, 839 63 690 75 14, 530 38 RECAPITULATION.

3, 494 30 3, 166 52 6, 660 82 24, 887 75 31, 548 57

89,061 19 122, 790 22 211,851 41 86, 504 74 298, 356 15

16, 210 96 16, 560 28 32, 771 24 19, 280 33 52, 051 57

56, 715 40 53, 059 75 109, 775 15 37, 971 46 147, 746 61 Navy Department 26, 919 74 15, 478 49 42, 398 23 28, 240 27 70, 638 50

30, 023 61 20, 003 77 50, 027 38 27, 837 81 77, 865 19 440 79 105 61 546 40 51 90 598 30

19, 549 53 10,373 75 29, 923 28 2, 842 64 32, 765 92

337 85 279 21 617 06 3 75 620 81 470 50 143 29 613 79 7, 130 63 7, 744 42 OfHce of the Congressional Printer 422 48 58 62 481 10 219 99 701 09

12, 677 08 1, 162 55 13, 839 63 690 75 14, 530 38

Total 256, 323 43 243, 182 06 499, 505 49 235, 662 02 735, 167 51

No. 3. Statement showing the dishursements on account of the public printing during

the year ending on the 30th of September, 1857.

OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of the Congressional Printer $3, 583 33

Salaries of four clerks, at $1,800 each 7, 200 00 Per diem of messenger, at ,^3 60 1, 314 00 Contingent expenses of the office 1,672 10 113,769 43 PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employes, &c.

October 29, 053 04 November 32,713 83 December 33,908 22 January 34, 166 66 February 34,901 03 March 34, 544 75

April 30,673 90 May 30, 889 03
22 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRmTER.

No. 3,

Statement sliowing iuc dishursemenis, ^c.—Continued.

June $25,998 03 July 27, 406 79 Angnst 25,164 54 September . . . ., 25, 260 46

$364, 680 28 Amount paid for printing executed out of office 3,848 31 Improvements and repairs to buildings, &c.;

Building- two-story addition to paper warehouse 2, 197 25

Building" room for stereotype plates, and repairs and additions to boiler-bouse, rol!er-bouse, and drying room 676 75 New flooring' in press-room and laying new foundation for presses. 3, 826 01 Rebuilding boiler flue ^ 29 15 Painting the roof of the building 798 64 Lumber ] , 046 88

Planting and trimming trees 303 00 Plumbing and materials 4,232 78

12,910 46 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.:

3 Bullock cylinder printing press $25,000 00 Foundation for same 220 33

Shafting, belting, pulleys, &c 269 72 25,490 05

1 steam cylinder and valve 925 00 2 ink fountains for presses, at $105 210 00

3 cylinder wheels, at $67 50 202 50

4 sets of register racks and segments, at $43 75 175 00

2 roller-frames with ribs, at $51 20 102 40

4 intermediate wheels, at $24 96 00

1 set bed springs 70 72

2 bevfel pinions, at $19 88 39 76

4 outside pinions, at $13 50 54 00

12 roller socket irons, at $1 50 18 00

5 finger rods with pinions, at $8 75 43 75

2 braces for paper springs, at $2 54 5 08

4 bevel racks, at $31 50 12(5 00

12 belt hooks, at $1 50 18 00

3 pairs of rails for presses, at $7 21 00

6 toggle files, at $1 25 7 50 201 pounds round bufi'ers, at $2 40 50 264 feet twist bands, at 37^ cents 99 00 24 rolls tape, at 60 cents. - 14 40

189 feet belting, at 46 cents 86 94

98 feet belting at 37 cents

-

36 26

46 pounds gum packing, at$l.-.. 46 00

15 yards woollen cloth for presses, at $5 85 87 75

40|- yards rubber cloth for presses, at $1 75 - 70 88

48 yards rubber cloth for presses, at 75 cents 36 00

4 rubber blankets for presses, at $11 89-^ 47 57

f yard black cloth for presses 3 00

1,437 yards cotton cloth for presses, at 38 cents --. 546 06

Brass and iron castings 564 29

Iron, steel, tools, &c .- . 811 84

30, 095 25
EEPORT OP THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTEK. 23

No. 3.Statement sliowing the disbursements, S^v. —Continued.

Tools, implements, &c.:' Stereotyping $6,974 15 Deduct for old materials furnished 1, i34 00 $5,840 15 Type of various kinds 9, 593 33

10,050 feet No. 0 brass rule, at 12 cents ], 206 00 500 feet No. 11 brass rule, at 24 cents ]20 00 50 feet dotted brass rule, at 18 cents 9 00 1,335 00 50 double brass galleys, at $4 15 207 50

12 double brass galleys, at $5 63 67 50

50 double brass galleys, at $6 300 00

12 double brass galleys, at $7 50 90 00 665 06

3 imposing stones and frames, at $52 50 157 50

3 imposing stones and frames, at $62 186 00 Eefacing old imposing stones 240 00 583 50

12 double medium chases, at $20 240 00

15 cross-bar chases, at $12 180 00 420 00

4 sets octavo stereotype blocks, at $21 84 00

2 dozen shears, $40 ; 6 shears, $7 50 . 47 50

7] ley brushes, at $1 25 88 75

],536 inches iron foot and side sticks, at 6 cents 92 16

10,000 hickory quoins 50 00

2,500 Warren's needles 4 88 $18,804 33

Materials, &c.:

Printing ink, 2,529 pounds, at 50 cents $1,264 50

7,472 pounds, at 65 cents 4, 856 80

118 pounds, at 80 cents 94 40

2,517 pounds, at 85 cents 2, 139 45 25 pounds, at $1 25 00 356 pounds, at $1 25 , 445 00

100 pounds, at $1 50 150 00

3 pounds, red, at $7 21 00 8,996 15

Oils, 249 gallons sperm, at $3 747 00 40 gallons sperm, at $2 80 112 00 86 gallons sperm, at $2 40 206 40 42 gallons lubricating, at $2 25 94 50

10 gallons boiled linseed, at $2 10 21 00

2 gallons common, at $1 2 00

1, 182 90 Benzine, 44 gallons, at 22 cents 9 68 135i gallons, at 25 cents 33 88

47 gallons, at 50 cents 23 50

1661 gallons, at 60 cents 99 90

166 96

Molasses, 42^ gallons, at 70 cents 29 75

86 gallons, at 75 cents 67 51 43i gallons, at 82 cents 35 67
24 EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 3.

Statement sliowing the dishursements, i^c.—Continiied.

Molasses, 42 gallons, at 86 cents $36 12

44 gallons, at 88 cents 38 72

48 gallons, at 90 cents 43 20 $250 97

Sirup, 44* gallons, at |] 44 50

95 gallons, at $1 30 ]23 50

46i gallons, at $1 32 61 38

43 gallons, at $1 33 57 19 42 gallons, at |1 35 56 70

48 gallons, at $1 40 67 20 410 47

Roller composition, 600 pounds, at 40 cents 240 00

2 gallons solvent, at P 50 9 00 249 00

Glue, 1,318 pounds, at 40 cents 527 20

1,456 pounds, at 42 cents 611 52

1,418 pounds, at 45 cents 638 10 1,776 82 Thread, 51 pounds, at $1 20 61 20

204 pounds, at |1 44 293 76

72 pounds, at $1 50 108 00 48 pounds, at |1 65 79 20

30 pounds, at $1 66 49 80

30 pounds, at $2 10 63 00

654 96 Twine, 87^ pounds, at $1 08 94 50 200 pounds old, at 16 cents 32 00 92 pounds Manilla rope, at 29 cents 26 68

153 18 Beeswax, 25 pounds, at 70 cents 17 50 29 pounds, at 90 cents 26 10 43 60 Brooms, 2^ dozen, at $6 ]5 00

4 dozen, at $6 50 26 00

3 dozen, at $6 75 20 25

61 25

Soap, 225 pounds, at 14 cents 31 50 460 pounds, at 15 cents 69 00

100 50

Potash, 4,522 pounds, at 13 cents 587 86

Coal, 300 tons, at |5 19 1, 557 00 Gum bands for truck wheels, 68 pounds, at $2 136 00

Pressing boards, 36, at |3 50 126 00

Flour, 2 barrels, at $13 26 00 Overlaying paper, 8 reams, at $4 75 38 00

Bristol boards, 1,000 sheets, at 21 cents 210 00

India boards, 1,000 sheets, at 13 cents 130 00 Dubbing, 40 pounds, at 40 cents 16 00 Sawdust, 59 barrels, at 25 cents 14 75

Glass, 5 boxes, assorted 43 00

Paints, dyes, &c 100 49 White lead, 125 pounds, at 20 cents 25 00 Gas 1,666 81
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER 25

No. 3.

Statement sJioiving the dishwsemcnts, —Continued.

Stationery $238 50

"Washino- towels and press-cloths 170 86

Ice 195 00

Trayelling expenses and telegraphic despatches 39 11 Miscellaneous items 350 02 $19,717 16 Boxing, freight, wharfage, and cartage 527 13

Horses, wagons, and harness

:

1 horse, .$160; 1 horse, $275 435 00 Horse feed, .$992 66 ; horseshoeing, $141 1, 133 66

1 wagon, S315; repairing wagons, $333 92 648 92 Harness and repairs 183 49 Horse buckets and axle grease 14 25 2,415 32

Total payments on account of public printing 452,998 24

No. 4. Statement sliow'ing the disbursements on account ofpa'perfor the puhlic printing

from October 1, 1866, to September 30, 1867, inclusive. PRINTING PAPERS.

Keama.

4, 496 calendered, 56 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $18 76 $84, 344 96

525-^5 calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $12 72 6, 688 90 2,226 calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $12 56^0 27,960 79

19, 769-3^ uncalendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $13 75. 271, 832 00

2, 978t,V uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $8 46 25, 196 84

1, 845-/,7 uncaieudered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $8 88|- 16, 398 32

887^0- sized and calendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 32 in., at $19.. 16, 858 70

$449, 278 51 WRITING PAPERS.

440 quarto post, 9 pounds, at $3 60 1, 584 00

2, 176 quarto post, 9 pounds, at $2 70 5, 875 20 256 quarto post, 11 pounds, at $4 44 1, 126 40 256 flat cap, 12 pounds, at $4 80 1 , 228 80 576 flat cap, 14 pounds, at $5 60 3, 225 60

1, 823 flat cap, 14 pounds, at $4 20 7, 677 60

336 flat cap, 15 pounds, at $6 2, 016 00 432 flat cap, 15 pounds, at $4 50 1, 944 00 120 flat cap, 16 pounds, at $6 40 768 00

168 flat cap, 16 pounds, at $4 80 806 40

180 demy, 16 pounds, at $6 40 1, 152 00 112 demy, 20 pounds, at $3 898 00 544 demy, 20 pounds, at $6 3, 264 00

112 demy, 25 pounds, at $7 50 840 00

378 folio post, 11 pounds, at $4 40 1, 663 20

1, 068 folio post, 11 pounds, at $3 30 3, 524 40
26 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 4.

Statement sliowing the dishurseinents, h^c.—Continued,

Reams. 864 folio post, 16 pounds, at .$4 80 $4, 147 20

112 folio post, 23 pounds, at $9 20 1 , 030 40

256 folio past, 23 pounds, at -<$6 90 1, 766 40

434 medium, 26 pounds, at |7 80 3, 385 20

64 royal, 28 pounds, at $11 20 716 80

146 royal, 28 pounds, at $8 40 1, 226 40

royal, 40 poimds, at -f 16 •. 131 20

312 royal, 45 pounds, at $18 5, 616 00

149 royal, 45 pounds, at $13 50 2, 01 1 50

60 superroyal, 35 pounds, at $14 840 00

204 superroyal, 56 pounds, at $22 40 4, 569 60

102 superroyal, ,56 pounds, at $16 80 1,713 60 208 imperial, 40 pounds, at $16 3, 328 00

531 imperial, 40 pounds, at $12 6, 372 00 100 imperial, 66 pounds, at $19 80 1, 980 00

144 double cap, 24 pounds, at $9 60 1, .382 40

120 double cap, 28 pounds, at $1 1 20 1, 344 00 216 double cap, 30 pounds, at $12 2, 592 00 504 double cap, 30 pounds, at $9 4, 536 00 48 double cap, 32 pounds, at $12 80 614 40

2, 010 double demy, 34 pounds, at $10 20 20, 502 00

112 double demy, 40 pounds, at $12 1, 344 00 206 double demy, 50 pounds, at $20 4, 120 00

98 double demy, 50 pounds, at $15 1 , 470 00

160 double folio post, 36 pounds, at $10 80 1, 728 00 493 writing-, 21 by 31 inches, 32 pounds, at $9 60 4, 732 80 204 writing, 16 by 31 inches, 38 pounds, at $11 40 2, 323 60 $123,117 10 PAPER FOR POST OFFICE BLANKS.

300 writing-, 23 by 34 inches, 40 pounds, at $10 80 3, 240 00 200 writing, 22 by 34 inches, 40 pounds, at $8 69-i% 1, 739 20

400 writing, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $12 42.... 4, 968 00

1, 200 writing, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $10 OOj^q 12, 000 48

400 writing, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $!4 04 5, 616 00

1, 300 writing, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $11 3i:-i^,V 14, 696 24

300 writing, 18 by 24 inches, 24 pounds, at $6 48 1, 944 00 500 writing, 18 by 24 inches, 24 pounds, at $5 21-1^0*1) 2, 608 80

100 wn-itiDg, 18 by 18 inches, 22 pounds, at $5 94 594 00 200 writing, 18 by 18 inches, 22 pounds, at $4 1^^^^ 956 56

48, 363 28 MAP PAPERS.

31, 610 pounds of various sizes, at 40 cents 12, 644 00 COVER PAPERS.

1 colored, 35 pounds, at $14 14 00 25| colored, 50 pounds, at $20 512 00 109 colored, 36 pounds, at $10 80 1, 177 20

1,703 20

Total payments on account of paper for the public printing 635,106 09
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 27

Xo. 4.iifatcment shoiving the dishursemciits, ^r.—Continued.

Tliere were remaining on hand, on the 30th of September, 1867, the following quantities

of paper, viz

:

9, 392 reams of printing paper, costing $1-1, 872 79

11,225 reams of writing and cover papers, costing 84,977 86

1, 126 reams of paper for post office blanks, costing 10, 838 38

111,577 sheets of imitation parchment, costing 9,666 50

4, 090 sheets of card board, costing 635 68

Total cost of paper on hand 227, 991 21 The cost of the paper remaining on hand on the 30th of September, 1866, was. 313, 287 31

No. 5. Slatemcnl sliowmg the dishui sements on account of the puhJic hindirig during the year ending on the 30th of September, 18G7.

"Wages, &c., for the month of

October $14,798 93 November 15, 685 46 December 17, 869 20 January 16,269 55 February 15, 238 62 March 17,327 37

April 16,098 52 May 15,395 54 June 14,215 41 July 15, 752 95 August 15, 628 23 September 15, 053 57 189,333 35 For binding post office blanks out of Washington 486 00

Total 189,819 35 Improvements and repairs to buildings : Plumbing and materials $2,071 16 Repairing roof of building 59 75 Lumber 666 18

Total 2,797 09 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

2 numbering machines, with extra rolls, at $365 $730 00

I numbering machine 104 65

1 numbering machine 80 50

I new set of figures and springs for numbering machine, and repairing

old ones 106 00

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

60 sewing benches, at $10 600 00
28 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements, Sfc.—Continued.

5 swivel stools, at $6 |30 00

4 cutting presses aud plouo^bs, at $16 50 06 00

4 cutting presses and ploughs, at $13 52 00

6 finishing presses, at $3 18 00

1 bevelling machine 30 00

8 circular saws, at $4 50 36 00

4 knives for Sheridan cutter, at -$18 72 00 6 knives for sample cutter, at $10 60 00

4 knives for sample cutter, at $9 30 00

4 dozen pluugh knives, at $.9 50 38 00

12 gold knives, at 66f cents 8 00

6 dozen shoe knives, at |1 50 9 00 8 dozen shoe knives, at $2 25 18 00

3 agate burnishers, at $1 75 5 25

6 hand stamps, at $3 75 22 50

27 hand stamps, (assorted,) at $3 50 85 05

6 pairs packing boards, at $2 25 13 50

6 pairs packing boards, at $2 50 15 00

84 common pressing boards, at 50 cents 42 00

24 tin-bound pressing boards, small, at $3 72 00 24 tin-bound pressing boards, large, at |5 120 00 6 dozen bone folders, at $2 25 13 50

1 cast-iron head and bottom for press 53 80

8 dozen joint rods, at 75 cents 6 00

12 pairs plain screw hooks, at $40 cents. 4 80 2 sets cog-wheels and pulleys, at $15 30 00 2 sets countershaft and hangers, at $15 30 00 48 rubber rollers 31 80

6 beaverteen cloths, at $25 150 00 206 feet belting 53 90 7,568 ruling pens, at $17 per 1,000 - 128 65

10, 000 paper-fasteners, at $2 per 1,000 20 00

47 founts of brass type, (assorted) 508 72

Binders' type and stereotyping 194 77

Iron, steel, castings, &c 77 38

Total 4,132 77 Paper

:

755 reams flat cap, at $9 $5,795 00

02 reams demy, at $13 806 00

1 , 329 reams demy, at $ 1 4 18, 606 00

1, 144 reams medium, at $18 20, 592 00 83 reams double cap, at $20 1, 660 00

165 reams royal, at $21 3, 465 00

199 reams superroyal, at $i6 5, 174 00

164 reams imperial, at $33 5, 412 00

6 reams printing, 30 pounds, at $5 10 30 60 26 reams printing, 30 pounds, at $5 64 146 64 S3 reams printing paper, 32 pounds, at $6 02 198 66 99|§ reams printing, 32 pounds, at $6 90 687 24

50 reams printing, 50 pounds, at $1;:5 44 672 00 203 reams printing, 50 pounds, at $13 75 2,791 25
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 29

Na. 5.Statement sliowing the dishurse7nents, ^x.—Oontiniied.

58 reaais printing, 56 pounds, at $18 76 |], 088 08

30 reams cover, at $12 25 367 50

3 reams cover, at $15 25 45 75

12 reams marbled, at $23 276 00

3 reams marbled, at $19 57 00

17 reams marbled, at $18 306 00 22 reams marbled, at $17 374 00

38 reams marbled, at $16 50 627 00

IO-/0 reams marbled, at $16 165 60 20 reams marbled, at $14 280 00

36 reams marbled, at $13 468 00

to reams marbled, at $12 50 125 00

40 reams hardware, at $10 20 408 00 625 pounds manilla, at $22 1 , 897 50

Total 73,521 82 BINDING MATERIALS.

Cloth for cases, 300 pieces, at $12 $3, 600 00

1,000 pieces, at $11 11,000 00 Russia leather, 1,250 skins, at $4 624- 5,781 25

1,000 skins, at $4 75 4,750 00

1,500 skins, at $5 50 8,250 00 200 skins, at $7 1,400 00

Title leather, 32 dozen cochineal, at $18 50 592 00

10 dozen cochineal, at $19 50 195 00

5 dozen cochineal, at $27 135 00

30 dozen blue, at $16 480 00

10 dozen blue, at $19 190 00

5 dozen blue, at $21 105 00 Morocco, 10 dozen Turkey, at $28 280 00

10 dozen French, at $36 50 365 00 Law calf, 10 dozen, at $48 480 00 300 dozen, at $49 50 4, 950 00 62 dozen, at $53 3, 286 00 Law sheep, 70 dozen, at $12 - 840 00 82 dozen, at $12 25 1, 004 50 56 dozen, at $12 75 714 00 432 dozen, at $13 50 5, 832 00 83 dozen, at $13 25 1,099 75 70 dozen, at $15 1,050 00 Lamb skins, 74 dozen, at $7 201 dozen, at $11 , Blue roans, 40 dozen, at $14

30 dozen, at $16 50

518 00 2,211 00

560 00 495 00

$14,600 00

20, 180 25

1,697 00

645 00

716 00

10,540 25

2,729 00

1,055 00
30 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 0.

Statement showing the dishursements Sfc. —Continued

Blue skivers, 63 dozen, at $14 |882 00

10 dozen, at ;^17 50 175 00

77 dozen, at $17 75 1,356 75

56 dozen, at $18 .50 1,036 00

Fleshers, 50 dozen, at $4 75 237 50

160 dozen, at $6 960 00 Gold leaf, 10 packs, at $0 50 95 00

100 packs, at $9 75 975 00

150 packs, at $10 1,500 00

50 packs, at $10 25 512 50

50 packs, at $11 25 562 50

100 packs, at $11 50 1, 150 00

100 packs, at $12 50 1,250 00 200 packs, Florence, at $4 75 950 00

Binders' boards, 15,600 pounds, at 5f cents 897 00

42,300 pounds, at 6 cents 2,538 00

18,200 pounds, at 6i cents 1, 137 50

55,300 pounds, at 6^ cents 3, 594 50 20,300 pounds, at 7 cents 1, 421 00

2,000 pounds, at 7f cents 155 00

95,999 pounds, at 8 cents 7, 679 92

1,600 pounds, straw, at 5 cents 80 00 400 sheets, Bristol, at 24 cents . 96 00

Thread, 186 pounds, at $1 25 232 50

24 pounds, at $1 27 30 48

1,470 pounds, at $1 40 2, 058 00 258 pounds, at $1 44 371 50 43 pounds, at $1 45 69 60 306 pounds, at $1 .50 459 00 192 pounds, at $1 53 293 76

24 pounds, at $1 60 38 40 404 pounds, at $1 75 707 00

30 pounds, at $2 60 00 48 pounds, at $2 40 115 20 Twine, 1,296 pounds, at 67 cents 868 32

144 pounds, at 70 cents 100 80 659 pounds, at 75 cents 494 25

Glue, 5,009 pounds, at 25 cents 1,252 25

1,959 pounds, at 27 cents 528 93

5,099 pounds, at 33 cents 1, 682 67

1,200 pounds, white, at 48 cents 576 00

Cotton, 38^ yards, common, at 12J cents 4 81 539 yards, common, at 14 cents 75 46

5,497 yards, common, at ]6f cents 920 75

46 yards, 4-4, at 31:^ cents 14 45 434 yards, 4-4, at 37^ cents 1 62 75 356^ yards, 4-4, at 50 cents 176 25

$3, 459 75

1, 197 50

6,995 00

17, 593 92

4,435 46

1,463 3:

4, 039 85
EEPOET OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PEINTER. 31

No. 5.—Statement sJiowing the disbursements., b^c.—Continued.

3381 yards, 5-4, at 62^ cents $88 72

54 yards, 6-4, at 75 cents 40 50 225^ yards, 10-4, at $1 25 28] 87

35 yards sheeting, at $1 12^ 39 38

141 yards cauibric, at 25 cents 35 25 45i yards cambric, at 20 cents 9 05

15 cotton bats 4 35 $1,853 59

'silk headband, 100 pieces, at $1 100 00 24 pieces, at $1 10 26 40 74 pieces, at $1 48 109 52

24 pieces, at $1 72 41 28

24 pieces, at $2 48 00

50 pieces, at 2 37^ 118 75

48 pieces, at ^2 65 127 20

20 dozen braid, at 4 50 90 00

6 pieces braid, at 18| cents 1 12 64 pieces ribbon, at $1 25 80 00

9|- dozen sewing silk 14 61 756 88 Egg albumen, 100 pounds, at $1 40 140 00

50 pounds, at $1 75 87 50

150 pounds, at $2 50 375 00 602 50

Oils, 40 gallons sperm, at $2 80 112 00

40 gallons sperm, at $2 95 123 90

42 gallons benzine, at 25 cents 10 50

10 gallons sweet, at $2 87^ 28 75

6 dozen sweet, at ^10 60 00

9 gallons boiled, at $1 90 17 10 352 25

Alcohol, 92^ gallons, at $4 75 439 37

41 gallons, at |4 85 ' 193 85 43i gallons, at $5 217 50

66 gallons, at $5 50 363 00 46i gallons, at S4 25 197 62

41 gallons, at $4 50 184 50 1,600 84

Flour, 7 barrels, at i^ll 77 00

7 barrels, at .$12 50 87 50

13 barrels, at $13 169 00

19 barrels, at |J4 266 00

7 barrels, at $15 105 00

704 50 303^ tons Cumberland coal, at $5 19 1, 573 87

60 pounds insect powder, at $3 33^ 200 00

36 pieces gray super, at $5 25 1 89 00

12 dozen parchment, at $9 108 00

3 dozen brooms, at $6 50 19 50

2 dozen glue brushes, at $24 48 00 2 dozen paste brushes, at $36, 72 00

90 pounds beeswax, at 76 cents 68 40

272 pounds gum seneca, at $2 25 612 00 260 pounds soap 49 CO
32 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements., 8fc. —Continued.

407 pounds emery $73 39 pounds sponge 78 50

Paints, dyes of all kinds, &c 555 41 Gas 1,280 91

Stationery 67 40 Washing towels 95 19

Ice 98 00

All other materials 887 71 Boxing materials, freight, wharfage, and cartage 2,637 10

Total 11 3, 936 29

Horses, wagons, &c.: Horse feed $911 39 Horseshoeing 87 25

Repairs to wagons , 600 15 New harness and repairing old 397 87

Total 1,996 66 RECAPITULATION.

Pay of employ6s $189,819 35 Improvements and repairs 2, 797 09 Machinery, tools, and implements 4, 132 77 Paper 73,521 82 Binding materials 113, 936 29

Horses, wagons, and harness 1,996 66

Total amount of payments 386, 203 98 Value of stock on hand on September 30, 1866 $89, 705 29 Value of stock on hand on September 30, 1867 58, 338 75

No. 6. Statement sJiowing the disbursements on account of lithograjyhing and engraving

during the year ending on the 30th of September, 1867. Amount paid for lithographing and engraving for congressional documents, for the details of which see statement No. 1 $90, 365 94 Amount paid for lithographing and engraving for unfinished documents 18, 258 81

Total amount paid for lithographing and engraving .... 108, 624 75 Amount paid for copying maps, plans, &c., in facsimile for the printed records

of the Supreme Court of the United States $2, 515 92
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

No. 7. Statement showing the numher of persons employed in the public printing and

binding during the year ending on the olst of October, 1867, icith the length

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

payfor extra work.

Names.

Charles E. Lathrop.

,

J. H. Cimninghaui.

,

M. R. Woodward ..

.

E. J. Burnham

J. C. Fianzoni . E. M. Spedden

George Gregory

Joseph F. Crow

William Frauklin...

F. B. Stitt W. J. Frizzell W. H. Towers

J. C. C. Whaley---.

O. C. Ketcbam

G. W. Schriver

C. D. McPberson-... H. H. B. Arnold-...

J. M. A. Spottswood.

Josiah Melvin

A. J. Kendall M. Noyes i John M. Moon

Williaii) Woodward,

Alfred Hall

J. D. Eskew

Thomas Harper A.C. Shaw

F. R Durset

L. F. Clements

J. W. Nott

J. J. Mulloy , J.D. Chedal , W. L Jones

J. P. Boss

C. W.Scliell

Jarr es Jack

R. W. Claxton

J. W. Ruwaii

F. J. Waters

L. R. Fechfig

Augustus Diinath... H. H. Twonibly

W. S. Brooks

S. A. Davis

G. W. Hodges

J. K.' Sboeuiaker

0. W. Marsh W. W. Maloney.-.-

Eugene Laporte . .

.

T. U. Larcombe

Robert Peinnan James De Lamater.

3 c P

O *Soo

©

caH

Days. 2iy SI, 101 67

151 726 67 3091 1,610 70

2'<i9 1,070 55 313 1,549 25 52 260 00 3Uif 1,439 93 256 1,237 49

30 If 1,492 54

289i| 1,397 51 212^ 1,029 57

293-]: 1,296 48 249 1,203 19

152:1 700 43

15^=1 734 34

2c7-| 1,225 28

3iU-2- J , 393 86

293-1 1,408 68 312f 1,356 36

1551 679 86 1411 644 86 313 1 , 263 24

276?,- 1, 104 20 119^ 483 00 1381 553 00 307 1,235 45 128i 671 04 258i 1,070 01 2661 1,125 39

i:9J 1,213 42 1451 552 59 3101 1,408 97 1501 741 20

313 1,4-^1 14 3111 1 , 375 26 300i 1,275 00 258^ 1, 142 14 88 434 25 3G9| 1,307 68 3001 1 , 362 56

155i 659 67 1,304 36 301^ 1,213 44

I43i 585 15 313 1,293 88 294^ ] , 215 22 258 1,023 85

183i 811 45

31-^i 1,351 83

.568 10 99i 510 16 272i 1,177 80

Names,

D. P. Rowell

Joseph Crandell William Flemming.

P. Hetfernan James Charles L. Woodward

James Crossfield Thomas Rich M. Brosnahan Henry Walker

William Clarke W. H. Marll S.M. Davis

J. E. Dowling

Burk Sherwood

G. H. Van Buren

Oscar Alexander

J. W. Palmer

H. F. Barnard

J.C. Eager

A. R. Quantrille W. D. Fowler

H. H. McKeever

A. J. Appleby

G. A. Biawner

George Chance J.T Dcnnesson

C. F. Bar; on

C. W. Brown

D. K. Hackman

C. W. Davis

J. S. Brown

1). V. Fenton W. H. Sweeney

M. V. B. Stevens W. L. Caipenter

W. H. Norton

Alexander Dercourt

A. F. Randolph

T. S. Slentz T. M. Moore

J. W. Connell

G. R. Med airy Ed. Morgan

Henry Bowen

S. MeGonegal

D. G. D.iy James Murphy

A. S. Boe nstein Joseph Darden

J.J. Cavanatigh

J.N. liovee

1764

117 244i 2481

2491

308

184 2721

3091

3061 311f

30:;^i 278

]51ir 251

306^

3 1 Of

249 2971

153| 3041

307i 22895i

14540 3091

42d 288

301i 293i

125i 88i

21^

16 294i

300-^ 293

253

302 263i

27 5i 3001

147i lllf 20(1 233

30 9i

J5-4f 20f

291
34 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

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

Nam^s.

J. W. Bacrgott A. K. Weaver

E. P. Loiigherj

J. A. Beuham

Beniaiiiin Franklin.

P. H. Smith

William YoungG. W. CoAving

B. A. Swan

x\ngnstiis Rogers . .

.

H. R Lfibee George Graves H. }j. Davison

D. W. Fi^nn

C. T. Allen Ttiomas Berrj

John Burns

F. D Swing

L. E. Ross

E. L. Garren W. G, Spottsuood . B. S. Piatt W. J Irvin

8. F. Bales

J. N. Davis, jr W. H. Marriott

J. C. Proctor

A. Stiaiwalt, jr W.IIeffel finger-...

Edwin King .......

J. E. Gaither D. Frvsinger

W. A.Ogle

B. J. VVyukoop

Charles Sheer

L. P. Sutor A. J. Gilmove John A. Shauklin.. A. J. Tiont William McFarlane Henry David

J. E.Ford

Fiank Nor) is C. F. Gilmore J.L.Bint

F. A. Baxter E. G. Harford John Dojle. : David Over

J. E. Logiie Butler Dilley R. H. White

A. M. >iubin:-ou G. W.INlowrj

Philip Lyons

A. D. Block

William SeptdD

T. C. S])urgeovi

Days. 181 $844 23

938 HQ 225 928 97

1 161 12 240 ]' 029

1 178

2797 309 1 116 9^

2591. 1 076 05

300|- 1

' 349 99

]

' 072 85

^ 1 Ott ] OJO 01 286" 1, 247 68

182 ' 847 37 298| 1, 407 43

1 T df, J , J 4U 278 ] ]oo 00 215 ' 872 49

297i- 1 271 63

48 ' 188 82

226-a 956 8445 OC^ 374 4

1

150 636 71

J / It oxuu

Ci7 74 26li 1, 106 08 OVO on

91. 1xu0 no

ox

7 1 a / 1%

'287 38i

99' JL

J uo no ^00 99

J

1 ^71 / /t 77Q 80ou

1 on 7U7

0/ 0

i'C\ l/U Oi'O uu

J y i D onuu

6 24 00 28 00

51^ 78

206 00 315 90

61 244 00

28 00

201- SI 00 98i

2f:| 393 00

107 00

1241 497 50

J 231 493 00 43^ 174 00 1081 433 CO 46 184 00

129i 518 00 17i 70 00 1191 479 50 \

J. G. Boss H. G.Otis H. T. Brian E.B. Yarnell .... A. F. Miles

C. M. Robinson . James Robinson

.

W. M. Belt H. Groshon

C. B. Hough

William Baum .

.

B. C.Wright .... C. M. Murphej .

.

A.L. Settle R. P. Luckett- .. S. E. Mullan W.J.Mills

John Goodrick .

.

John Seseford . . A. Gordon W. H. Deuuesson

T. J. Brashears .

.

J. J. Judge

W. E. Spedden . .

.

Maui ice Joyce ... C. J. DeYaughan

W. B. Donaldson . Benton Harne

E. H. Tabler

C. P. Brown

J. M. F. Hough .

.

Benjamin Fugitt. A. P. Douglas . . .

.

J. H. L. Eager...

\). Harbaugh

N. M. D. Lathrop . J. G. Taylor

J. L. Sinn

O. H.Nealy

William Floyd .

.

G. W. Bowen....

S. Nunemaker —

Jiihu Felker

B. F. Wright

H. A. Johnson .

.

John Parsons . .

.

J.L.Wright .... F. Pritchard Maurice Neligan . J. E. Ratcliff A. H. Brown

J. H. Lowrey

J. A. Claxton

Jefferson Smith .. J. C. Downs

O.H.Reed

CD. Parsons

T. F, Maher . ...

Dfiys. 44+ $178 00

1 10 471 i\1 25

1

102 00

109-^ 438 00

84 -A 337 00

Oil 85 'MO 00 010 1 OQQ 07 X

,

40J 0/ 295| 1 262 69

1 94Q '^8

I , 4-liJ 00

9R-? 3. 1 227 56

11 166 "SQ

J XUU Oi7 312|-

1763.

1 274 93

1*227 07

' 697 45

.510^ 1 9'^0 J

,

40V CO

309 1 225 45

.JUL) 1 9'?7 'M

1X, 9'?"^ 400 Q4oHi X, 404 4^

9QQ 11

, 1xofQO 44

i fdOq, 97(i ^vo ou

i

1

, 1Xi/<J 19 00

9RQ1. ^OJ-^ 1 07Q f;9

*^ H 1 J.

•J 1 0

1 9*^1 89

J

1 9K0 49 , ,iOU ^4 898 fii^ C/iO uo

Jolt 71/ xyQ onuv

1 91 "i 1=10 J

,

4L0 ou 223i 886 70 ouot 1 911 1, 41 ± 40

994 80O 1

7

oyU i / 9701 4:1 U-^ 155

i

1

, 077 U/ / 4944

O^iU UU

140 OOi/ ou

1 r>o f^o

J 0-5 ou

/ o>3 onuu

Of!8 ^uo 00uu yof 00/ UU 40 uu

9"^'^ Of) Uv 65 260 00

1131 226 50

3021 469 07 2401 469 00 311i 307f

573 90 418 63

310 416 46 294+ 523 33 274

275^

673 80

7'20 58

313 665 10 310 404 84 206i 314 94

313 1,558 04

157 785 22

313 1, 395 25
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 36

Persons employed in the public printing, S^-c. —CoDtinued.

Names.

David Wiber

W. J. O Brien George Gordon John Graham

John Barnside

R. Sloaue

A. J. Donaldson

C. E. Montgomery

R. A. Tavlor W. R. Heatley John Fisher William Farrin2:ton A.J. Preall...-^.

J. S. Tomliuson

C. B. Smith John Meteal t" R. A. Porter Charles Pearson

J. S. Jones H. W. Haskell Thomas Forbes Columbus Hall

J. G. Hudson

F. H. Sage

A. Johnston W. G. Dunn

D. C. Reeves

J. E. Heatley John Van Arsdale

C. ^Y. Hurdle

Ellen Barnes

Elizabeth Dement

Ceiinda Higby

Mary Sweeny

J.F.Brady

S. J. Rog'ersou Eliza Parrott Annie Brady

S. F. Bateman

Margaret Gormley

Annie Doherty

Maria Benter Annie O'Brien Fannie Lee

D. G. Saddeth

Isabella Hennager

Kate Ball Addie Edgerly

Calista Conley

Clementina Downs

Helen Rue

Mary Hill Alice V. Miller Mary McGowan

Jane Wriofht Kate Needham

Margaret Sweeney

Mary Labey

Davs. 194

180 294

119^

307 232

313 292

292

226^

308 313

308^

297 294

313

299

177 313

192 30U

140 1654 59

44

175

21

11 313

313 295f

313

291 263f

188i 2994 27U

123- 310 2]3i

198 262 230i

234

2S44

207

177 2994 259|

300

302-J 634

§850 46 717 95

1, 173 95

467 40 1,232 12

1, 134 69 1,313 76

1,191 85 1,210 59 947 27

1,274 59 1,302 59 1,276 59 1,222 11 1,219 59 1,294 59 1,201 07 713 07 1,294 59 763 57 1,209 50 554 10 671 00 235 30

18 00 700 00 84 00 44 00 573 10 463 08 447 22 473 10 438 10

381 02 29G 95 453 35 411 85

193 10 474 SO

325 47 314 60 414 80 367 63 470 63 276 37

393 I '4

•r,5 45

:;72 93 449 n

332 79

281 90 455 -^4 397 52 456 7*5 459 97 103 27

Names.

M.V. Kilby , Joanna Corridon A.E.Rea

Ellen Maloney

Margaret Tobin

Frances Nally

Ellen Brick Margaret Cashman

M. L. Mangan

K. K. Gardner

Bridget Walsh , Jane Smith Mary J. Burns

Kate Mori arty Fannie Fagan

Kate McKirnan , Martha Allison Bridget McNamara

Mary A. Stone Annie Hogau

F. A. Grant M.A. McGraw

Annie Walker

Mary Nally

Ellen Kendrick Annie Snddeth , Alice Mills R. E. Parker Kate Reapsomer

L. V. Adams

Emma Blackie Rebecca C. Booth

Josephine Raynor

Mary Mills L, G. Espiutia

Mary Ragan

A. M. Meacham

]Margaret Sullivan , Annie Slentz Henrietta Tompkins

Mary Shaffer Kate Rollins , Laura Davis

31. E. Herri ty , Ttiomas Sinon Thomas McNamara

Win. H. Carr Thomas Hcirney William Allison G. W. Griffith Stephen Brown

J. R. Kennedy

J. A. Dawson

E. F. Toison E.E. Beach Thomas Kelly

Charles McCanna

M. T. Lincoln

s

>^s

CIa <

Days.

/ .^JU oJ Zoo 446 78

oUo uU

J DO oc;o ZoZ «nDU

i J O I/O 4 0

4 00 CO

O'^n TO 4I\J 1

Z

ojj y(j 0—^ 1 1 0 / J 4 ^41 tiJ inci 07 4uy Zi 82f JoU oZ

4*0 o4

old An\ act 4yj oy

J U/ -3- Ico UO

OK) 1 4UO OU

1 %1 Zov yu

o4\j oy

1U4 1 "-f TO I i i t z O^Q T^ 0191 Q7J^ 0/0 iO

O 1 Oil <J0 4 -to oo\ iZ

2ol J 380 97

Zio^^ O.JO QT OCO C/ Of 1 J 4 i 0 Uo

'ifC 54 00 Zo QT r,( i Oi ov

291 4o i /O 3081 4o4 X J 10(54 159 75

1924 ilAA A1 2444 366 75

162 244 60 2U0f 301 11 12 Jo UU

CI 1 A K A

6

C\ AA JO O f no Z\ I'U Jo

1 »i 1 J .y-r 19 87

i 1 Oo- 1T,1 OX

61 00 0\}

1 / IT s 10/f 1 1 /?0

i r)i \iZ oil bou vZ

128| 294 07

178 454 67

151 J OU i i 1 384 JOO io 14^ li'A O'^ jl)U yo 2614 325 84 514 60 08

14 16 33 494 57 75 2G24 311 90 474 59 02

43 32 25

3!3 1,771 60
36 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in tlie jpiihlic -printivg, h^c. —Continued.

Names.

William Robiuson .

.

J. W. Hughes

A. L. Carrier W. C. Heck

D. C.McGivern

W.C. McLeod

Ellis Hughes

J. T. Whitaker James McKennej . .

.

P. McNamara

C. H. Merrell John Lareombe, sen. A. R. Bennett

J. H. Clarke Lyman Broiighton.. P. W. Hall Ephraim Dorsej

Samuel Dorsej . John Bush

William Bell Edward Malone Wm. H. Cole

J. W. Biauzell William Murphy. . .

.

John HoUohan

J. W. O' Conner

C. A. Lemore

Lot CuUinan

F. Zimmerman

David Leahy

John Matthews . Michael Craven , Robert French

Charles Hart

G. Coakley , Charles Fletcher

Sylvester Jordan Edwin Dorster George Mulloy . Bryan Carroll C.M.Caldwell

C. H. Bryan

Patrick McManus . .

.

J. W. Wilson , David Neligan , Charles Pealing- , James Keruey

E. C. Soules , James Mahoney G.H. Foskey

D. W. Bills J. W. Deneane

G. W. Cole Addison Boudon....

J. L. Bryan

John Shorten John Wright

Moses Foskey

OO

'3 g

o

a*s H <

Days. 301 $1,282 39

31 li 1 353 70

313 1 411 82

309 1 260 55

309f

309i

] 268 77 962 64 309^ 954 30 365 997 25 365 997 25

108 292 5() 324 874 76

3251 888 74

125" 337 25

350 957 92

48 130 95 239 657 25

313 860 00

312* 441 42 365 817 74 295 663 32 303 813 67 313 753 75 48* ]08 66 3441 772 28

57 127 39 309 699 J 5 334 748 44

106 253 73

]01i 250 75

75 197 66 75|

37i

197 02

87 60

65 148 60

102^ 257 78

309 701 90 312 705 53

317 713 39

129 288 65 312 535 75

30 OU UU 79 79 00 265i 501 33 271 610 62

18 56 59 145 87 255 583 05 287 413 34

21 2i 509 97 235i 539 21 24 9f 562 93

551 01 254 607 00

114 258 00 203 456 74

138 303 99 26 76 90 200 485 70

348 793 38

Nar

Henry Mann

Henry Warren...

Z. Hutchinson

Vincent Lemon . .

.

J. N. Dorster John Kirnan

Lewis Thomas

W. Masiah

Reuben Brackett .

.

L. A. lardella A. M. Parsons W. H. Shelby

Thomas Gittings.

.

James Lynch

S. C. Forbes

A. Rodbird

J. M.Grsut Edward Galatti. .

.

William Barry

W. H. Bennett W. N. Croggon , .

.

J. M. Black

Patrick Higgins..

George Donaldson

J. A. Hurdle

J.A.Griffith William Collier. .

.

W.F. Kenney .... Philip Kraft A. H. Brown

Francis Mullaly..

J. S. Burnside John McLaughlin

Patrick McGuire .

.

Kate Shorten

T. B. Penicks

B. F. Lareombe

J. F. Fennel 1 George Dice M. D. Petteys John Tafe Thomas Murray. .. Timothy Maloue.

.

L. E. Towers

J. S. McCarthy . .

.

Robert Parcel

J. S. Ahl John Healey

Louis Beach

J.T. Allen

J. W, Harrison, jr. M. White

Ellen Sheahan

T. Shugary

William Hendley . F.V.Jones

John McManus. .

.

Days. 206

84

184i 203

179i

8 154i

]920

313

305 276

125 305 288 296

303 270

198

124 260

11024

89

6722

52 • 15558

2947

15157 223

311 312

313

305 217^

31 2i

126

135 in

255i

52

56.^ 308^

120 299

300 238

313

2224- 187i

163

91
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons anploycd. in the public prmting, ^t. —Continued.

37

Nam*

PIECE-WORK. Thomas Malonej. P.A. Caton

F. Meacimm

Thomas McGowan

L. S. Chauvin

J.E.Ellegood

C. O. Alexander William Edelen

C. A. Anderson

Nicholas Waysoii . H.W.Graj

W.J. Travis Michael Ciider L. A. Rudisill

J. A. O'Neill. H. A. Cliristme

C. W. Robinson

G. M. D.Randall...

8. A. 'J'ovvers Samuel Croggon .

.

J. A. Beatty . .

.

Thomas Morey

A.T. Lillie E. W. Oyster

Andiew Conn W.S. Marr W. S. McKean.... W. J. Cook

G. D. Cunningham

E. H.Jack

R. H. Eyles

W. W. Stanford . . .

.

W. A. Linton Eugene Conner

Tlionias Fealy

J. B. King

J. H. iSJatile W. H.Collin.s .... G. W. Brown

M. Acton. . - S. Adams

H. Anderson A.C. Al'eii M. Atehison M. Allen M. Brick

A. Burch M. Bowen

M.Bland.. V.Bryan

M. Br> an

J. Buckley M. Buckley

S. Burroughs

M.Blair M. Barry

$902 49 904 40 454 03 ],173 87

'95! 01 778 66

872 80

921 81 861 75

360 87

1 078 33 217 J9 637 75

805 18 350 85

.379 42

909 00 665 15 373 83

329 70

308 39

64 08 329 58

431 £2

360 92

33 88 360 25 518 83

501 30 554 77

501 31 437 77 423 76 573 53

471 91 409 90 413 48

88 99

67 67

81 .35 145 84

611 25

63 33

33 38 30 81 213 58

92 58 510 71 526 25

207 67

321 28

414 76

481 02 482 01 252 50

307 37 363 69

Names.

Phce-iDork—Continued. M. Bailey

A. Butler M. Er^snan.. . M. A. Burdette - ..

i L. Brenuan M. Boyle

j M. L. Bryant

i M. A. Conner

j M. A. Crusselle .

.

1 M. Callahan

A. Callahan

I H. Carroll

j M. Clancy

S. Crawford M. Connolly

E. Connolly

E. Croghan

A. Counell

C. Canning

J. Collins M. Cook

J. Clarke

A. Conner

R. Davis > S. J. Davison

E. Duffy

C.Dulin

C. Dice M. Dunn

A. Delozier

J. Davison

K. Divine

J. Eckloff

L. Edmonston . .

.

E. Fiench

A. French

A. Feeney ...... M. Fox

M. Flemming . .

.

M. Flaherty M. J. Flaherty.

C. E. Ferguson .

.

C. Fowler M. Garrett M. A. Graves

A. Goddard

K. Graham

A. Harrison

T. Harrison

J. M. Harrison. E. Heffell M. A. Heffell .... M. Hayes

F. E. Hays

M A. Hardcastle E.Hart

A. Hig'frins
38 REPORT OF THE CONGREteSIONAL PRINTER.

Persons employed in the public printivg, 5fc.—Continued.

Names.

Piece-work—Continued.

S. Hess M. Hall M. E. Hunt

A. Hodge

V. Hinton

S. Hughes

J. Hoiiker A. Hughes

E. levers L. Joyce

T. Keef'e M. Keefe M. E. Keefe

A. Keefer M. Killafoyle W. Kernej

A. Kibbey M. Kuott

S. Lynch

G. Lowe

E. Landvoigt

A. Luxeu

A. Love O.Lhke

J. Lyons M. La Bille M. Langley

C.Maus

M. Mack

M. Martin

A. Mangan

B. Maiioniey E. McCarthy

M. McCarty

E. Marche M. Maxwell M. McGarvey .

.

J. Morris M. J. Morris H. Morris

;M. T. Morris

T. Morris H. Manning

J. Murphy

IT. Muiphy .. K.Mills

A. McFee

M. MuUtare

E. Merrill K. McGarr M. Myers

J. McGonnell

S. Martin M. Need ham

A. Nolan

E. Osmond

K. O'Haire

$511 77 553 04 403 21 272 46 242 93 208 17 5 40

190 95

114 75

311 26 823 20 204 96 290 27

77 49

153 15 134 59 274 98

]0 98 403 98 533 12 448 5i 382 02 378 42

108 10 281 60 28 1 96

269 92

621 87 430 04 343 07 410 9'^ 111 28

604 46 418 82 298 13 601 11 268 26

444 30 395 76

525 69 33 06

47 22

16 94 336 51 258 71 138 51 404 21 171 78

103 96

241 45

6 09 273 44 148 55 3)5 28

294 81 423 37 250 35

Names.

Piece- work—Continued. E.O'Rorke

C. O Leary

K. O'Neill A. Piggott L. PigROtt M. Purdy

V. Power

M. S. Palmer

K. Palmer E.Pollard L. Payne

M. Perkins

S. Partridge M. Quigley

E. Rodgers

A.Riley M. A. Reardon

.

M. Riddle.......

C. Reynolds

C. Reuneker M. Ryan

A. W. Ralph

E. Spencer

E. S. Spencer M. fcmith M. Stickell E. Sanderson M. E. Sherwood.. M. Steele

S. Sacks

L. Speakes

K. Sage M. Sheckells H. Spencer

J. Stevens

C. Talbert M. Tucker M. Torrens

E. Thompson

M. Tobe M. Tool-, C. Ward

M. Ward

L. Waters

S. Waters

A. Wilson

L. Wilson

C. W^right

M.\Vhaley

R. Walling

S, Westhoipe

E. Wheeler

M. A. Joyce

Rose Kiel her JMary Ea<.'au Ellen McCunnell M. Keatinir
REPORT OF THE COXGRP:SSIOi^AL PRINTER.

Persons emj^loyed in the public printing, ^'c.—Continued.

39

Piecc-icork—Continued.

Alice Carver ! ! $259 33 C.E.Reeves !

! ]58 32 E.Dickerson 113 10 Eliza Joyce

Catharine Powers.

247 55

91 36

Names.

Piece-icork—Continued.

• Mary Stockton

S. F. Bnrch , Annie Benson

Julia BuckleyPUBLIC BINDING.

George P. Goff John Tretler , J. H. Roberts

A. Fitzsimons J.W.White

S. T. Crawford

F. A. Manning

J. F. Behler Augustus Jacobs ... Ig. M. Knott Varden Bishop

T. F. Stewart W. V. Bain

J. L. D. Lawrence . . .

.

A. G. Hullett

J. H. C. Hollins

J. W. Meyer

Edwin Walmsley

J. H. Maine

G. W. Frances

J. W. Hoover

JS. B. Hewitt

Charles Kearsley

Henry Morgan

Samuel Koockogey .

.

Theodore Walmsley . .

.

W.E.Bradley

John W. White

Eugene Palmer

F. Seibert O. J. I. Gallagher R. W. Connell

F. S. Metcalf , James Stewart , D. W. Landvoigt .. ... J. R. Harmer

J. L. Ratcliff C. Denham

W. B. R. Williss William Scott John J. Byrnes

Dennis Toomey

William H.Bailey .... W^illiam H. Moran

H. C. E.spey Thomas O. May

Days 245 $983 34

120 485 CO

207 1, 035 00 398^ '882 25 313 1, 380 13 311 1 \ 233 40

310A l' 262 30

306" 1 \ 249 70

306 1, 249 50 286^ 1

' 252 49

300i 1 , 230 20 292^ 1 178 05 297f 1 300 69 ]85f '761 00 3041 1, 328 59 2161 fc9(» 95

917 /ill 889

]14 479 60 2h7i 1,165 20 245 975 40 153 641 70 243i 929 75 2631 1,081

], 199 90

311 35 3l2i 1

, 275 50 2391

2961

1,278 39

1,217 582

85 141f 85

lOi 56 65 226f 904 70 170f 683 00 1081 433 00 300 1,223 12 3111 1 , 234 40 308 1,257 60 292i 1, 190 40 299 1,207 55

141 568 79

313 ] , 277 50 312 1,273 50 295^

300^ 1,282 45 1,227 50 30H 1,228 10 2801 1, 146 15 302 1,232 00 3011 1,231 00

p. J. Caldwell

C. E. Walker

J. A. Landvigt

A. W. Johnson W. B. Burger M. B. Gordon

J. P. McKeau.

J. W. Ma;tingly

C. F. Weser

G. W. Fisher

C. H. Menshaw

C. E. Tretler D, A. Thompson

T. H. Keleher

J. T. Mi-Gowan

W, .1. Toomey

G. Rosewag

Andievv Tafe J.T. Blakeuey

C. L. Dow den

T. S. Stebbius W.D.Elvvood

C. H. Koehler

J. H. Bush

G.R. P. Britt J. H. Dubant

R. B. Harford

F. R. Cunningham

C. P. P. Wroe

T. M. Triplett M. A. Dubois James St. Ciair G. D. Burch Frank Miller

C. T. Elwood

William McLane

R.F. Foster Charles Filey

F.C.Philpitt

J. H. McUormick

J. W. Pyemont

J. W. Beall

J. P. D. < 'aton Thomas S. Baylie

Edwiu Ridgway

Henry McGivern

Days. 3041

238.i 2941

94

1

268 302 29,1

290f

29oi

294i

139 304i 292 2741

3031

257 286^

280

3! 13 29,

1

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171i 300 305i

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2621 2961
40 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

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

Names.

Time

employed.

Ci "S

c-c^ 1 Days. 291 jgl, 186 10 I J. A. Perkins 298i 1, 218 50

J. E. Bullock 30(1^ 1 , 286 95

J. M. Lnckett 259f 1, 068 25

286i ], 162 10 L. W. Denbam 274i 1,221 55

G. P. Cooper 222^ 914 75 J.W. Houx ]65i 691 15 W. F. CI ark sou 290 1, 184 10

J. M. Crider 226 931 45 Edward Deeble 312^ 1 , 239 40

J. C. Hedges, jr 28nf 1, 170 90

B. Chase 257

i

1,077 55 James Read 248^i 903 00 ]0 40 oo G. \V. Frances, jr 88i 353 00 John Bvrne 63f 252 70

Charles Eckhard 49 191 20 2m 971 20

0. D. Brown 20 79 50 William Hewlett 243^ 97U 20 John Espej I98i 791 90 H.Hyde 121' 484 GO

J. S. Robinson 126^1- 506 00 W. W. Blenneiliassett 32 128 00 W. H.Stevens 10 40 00 William Hayes 3121 1,311 01 P. C. Gillom 7 28 00 Thomas J. Kelley 295 598 62

E. T. Eckloff 302^ 662 87

C. S. WiUiss 3J2i 479 15

J. A. B. Espey 298 441 97 John Doheity 313 417 96 John Cole 313 400 62 W.M. Glover 310| 379 29

3.*2| 399 95

J. V. McGraw 27S 353 96

J. D. Conner 311 396 75

B. I. Westerfield 300^ 616 87 A. H. Hyatt 2&n 588 50

Lizzie Lacey 2l7f 406 59 ! Annie Reilley 305 561 69 1 Fannie Hurley 305^ 577 95

L. A. Caulk 307 562 84 i Caroline Crooks 29U 534 43 i Jennie Cathcart 30Ji 565 42 ' S. E. McCafferty 307 i 578 84 i E. R. Bowen 2851 538 56 2871 541 37

I S. G. Hickey 3Ulf 565 83 ! A. K. Hickey 2671 474 15 : Kate McGraw 245f 485 43

:

K. A. Allen 289^ 548 36 M. A. Wasny 3121 585 85 294 549 40 Rebecca Hacker 2SH 533 8» H. A. Stanley 121 172 22

Alice Walker 301 414 26 i

XT

Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days. 29 $395 82 M. R. Meekins !78i 249 57

Susie Purdy 303 .521 83

S. W. Bowen 258 331 51 294i 398 li R. E. Horseman 147 196 67

L. C. Whaley 2601 347 34

I. E. Adams 65 85 10 E. C. Hickey lOCf 195 71 Kate Kelly 296^ 557 80

L. V. Adams 231 308 00

C. H. Welsh 218 290 66

J. H. Graham 150 200 00 H. W. Hobbs 246 258 58 W.N.Gofif 26 34 67 M. Bowen 27 36 00

Charles Cuinberlaud 270 740 87 206 528 50 John Ward 3101

29.VJ 788 37 Patrick McNamee 664 41 641 144 69

G. L. Ready 288-1 714 91 Moses Smith 360 843 54 W. S. Marchael 302 696 26

J. M. Heck 24-2| 567 77

180 403 63 Emanuel Bell 350 802 32

Charles Teuley 234 52 73 James Laughliu 294i 688 28 W. T. Kelly 30 31 707 43

Charles Read 94f 232 21 John Waller 307 701 69 E. P. Mallory 307| 705 58 Michael Long- 80 193 88

159 365 95

Charles Barr 235 524 74 John Lynch 244 548

G. G. Kohler 2371 533> ^0 Henry Simmons 42 94 5(* William Barrett , 29 43 5vJ Thomas Lawson 30 45 00

8 18 00

C. Tieruan 28 60 75

190 427 50 Moses Orr 185 416 25 Moses Johnson 214 481 50 William Cruso 194 436 49

Charles Lemon 312 1,333 16 C. L. Graenaclier 3041 85(; 59

I'lECE-'.VORK. 557 16 Margaret Stewart 44i 37

531 54 554 08

641 42 408 81

Louisa Wells

?.iary Morris

Isabella Johnston
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Ptrstms emjyloyed in the pvhlic printing, S^.—Continued.

41

Names. Names.

Piece- work—Continued.

S. E, Cronin

Ellen Fox

Kate Mocler M. A. Coleman Marv Keating

Charlotte Yeatman

Susan Guerin

Virginia Dulanv M.E. Dulany......

Ella Gallagher Ann Braunaii Margaret Kennellr F.M. Reed ".. Caroline Dice M. P. Bishop M. M. Bramell K. G. Marcellus Fannie Tretler Frances Straub.... Marj Honan

Susan Lemmon

L. S. Seeders Annie Dowden

Ada Glover Emma Bassett E. J. McElfresh Mary Ryan

Annah Smith Ada Biddleman

Margaret Shields .. Virginia Dowden

S. J. Martin

C. E. Kennedy

Fannie Fair Kate Ayton

E. S. Ayton M. M. Keilly Elizabeth Kincr

Piece-work—Continued. $415 67 396 21 156 CfS

41' J cO 51U

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317 43S 449 535 67 444 61 587 39

304 98

164 01 548 95 444 57

561 12 500 25

231 08 556 84 442 15 544 65 340 64 277 93 226 89 329 05 356 06 379 78

367 25

474 65 284 19 462 10 556 59

701 39 338 36 473 97 246 01

331 07

Eittie Mitchell Adele Lafon Kate Eeilly

Bridget Dearers .. Kate Glazebrook .. Emily Newell Mary Fagan

S. A. Simonds

Isabella Ward

Susan Sacks Anna O'Harra

Jennie Boswell

J. Goldsborough.r

.

Susan Tolson

Sallie Rowan

Eva Walker

E. E. Leach M. E. White

Kate Sullivan Mary Gallagher

A. C. Frances M. J. Kinsley M. J. Topham

Mary Barry

Agatha Carey Laura Hunt

Ellen Donellan M. C. Rupert

Bettie Brosnan M. R. Boswell

L. V. King

Elizabeth Forrester A. M. Gardner

Catharine Lehman

M. Sullivan Marian Ricker Margaret Cronin .

.

Margaret Sohns 4 c p