43d Congress, > 1st Session, j SENATE. ( Mis. Doc.

\ No. 1. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER

SHOWING

The Condition of the Public Printing, Binding, &c.

December 1, 1873.—Ordered to lie on the table and be printed.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, December 1, 1873. Sir : I have the honor to transmit the twenty-first annual report of

this Office, in order that it may be laid before the Senate.

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

A, M. CLAPP,

Congressional Printer.

Hon. Henry Wilson,

President of the Senate.

Office of Congressional Printer,

Washington, November 30, 1873.

To the Senate and House of Representatives : As the law regulating the public printing directs, I have the honor to submit my annual report, " showing the exact condition of the printing,

binding, and engraving, the amount of paper purchased for the same7 and such other information as may be within his [my] knowledge in

regard to all matters connected therewith f also, a statement " showing

the number of hands employed and the length of time each has been

employed." The tabular statements accompanying this report are made

up for the year ending the 30th of September, 1873, and are as follows : No. 1. 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 disbursements on account of paper for the public printing. No. 5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding.
2 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies in fac simile of maps, plats, diagrams, &c, for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States. No. 7. Showing the estimated cost of work unfinished on the 30th of September, 1873. No. 8. Comparative aggregate statement, showing the earnings and disbursements for the year ending September 30, 1873. No. 9. Showing the number of hands employed, the length of time each w

r as employed,

and the amount earned by each, for the year ending September 30, 1873. COST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTING: AND BINDING.

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

printing and binding for each, department of the Government during

the year ending on September 30, 1873, as it appears on the books of

this Office. The Statement No. 1, exhibiting the cost of the printing,

binding, and lithographing and engraving for Congress, is given very

much in detail, with the view of showing the cost, as nearly as is practicable, of each of the annual reports and other public documents which

were printed in excess of the usual number, (1,650 copies, and 50 copies

for the use of the Librarian of Congress,) under a resolution of Congress,

and the manner in which they were authorized to be distributed. The

actual disbursements of the Office, as detailed in Statements Xos. 3, 4

5, and 6, were as follows : For the public printing $741, 673 62 For paper for the public printing 536,968 21 For the public binding 604, 249 05 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 12, 960 30 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 2, 821 00 For salaries, &c, in the Office of the Congressional Printer 12, 864 00 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, 1870, 1871, 1872, and 1873, viz:

Year.

Office

of

the

Superintendent.

Public

printing.

Paper

for

the

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 1,599,213 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

1871.... 12, 514 00 615, 02L 41 483, 108 50 16, 270 67 508, 442 53 1, 421 70 1, 633, 778 81 1872.... 12, 514 00 705, 596 21 498, 989 25 42, 257 90 541,663 16 1, 331 75 1, 802, 343 27

18T3.... 12, 864 00 741, 673 62 536, 968 21 12, 960 30 604, 249 05 2, 821 00 1,911,536 18
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The amount realized during the year from the sale of paper, papershavings, documents, &c, is $43,274.06, which has been deposited in the

Treasury of the United States, as required by law.

DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.

Of all executive and miscellaneous documents and reports of committees, there are printed, under the orders of Congress, as the usual

number, 1,625 copies for the Senate, and 1,650 for the House ; and also 825 copies of bills and resolutions for the Senate and House, each. For

information, I would state that these will be distributed, during the first session of the Forty-third Congress, unless otherwise ordered, in accord- ance with the following schedule :

Where delivered.

02 Document-room of the House

Office "of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate

.

Folding-room of the Senate

State Department

Secretary of the Treasury

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

Ordnance-Office Congressional Printer

File-copies Reserved for binding

Total number printed

156

6 190

5

1

1

14

18 958

265

149

124

11

14

7

1, 087

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

sheep and calf) and are distributed as follows

:

Where delivered. Senate docu- ments.

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Library of Congress

Library of the House of Representatives Library of the Court of Claims

Congressional Printer

112

263

43

60 420

52

7

Total reserve

.
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I would most respectfully call your attention to the necessity of in- creasing the number of the documents and bills printed for the use of

the Senate and House, as both bodies are now full, and the House numbers three hundred and two members. The number of documents and

bills heretofore distributed to the House will prove inadequate to supply

the demands of that body. I would therefore respectfully suggest that

the usual number of documents be increased to 1,900, and of bills and

resolutions to 1,000 copies, and that a revision of the distribution be

made early in the session.

PAPER FOR 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." Uuder 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, 1873, with the following persons : Class 1.—Uncalendered printing-paper 24x38, 45 pounds per ream of 500 sheets : Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.69 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.74 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.79 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.84 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.89 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.90 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.91 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.92 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.94 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Md., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, 12.95 cents per pound.

Class 2.

Calendered printing-paper : Charles Magarge & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 2,500 reams, 53 pounds, 15.70 cents per pound.

W. J. Bryan, New York, 12,500 reams, 53 pounds, 15.73 cents per pound.

W. J. Bryan, New York, 250 reams, 44 pounds, 15.73 cents per pound.

W. J. Bryan, New York, 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, 15.73 cents per pound.

W. J. Bryan, New York, 250 reams, 60 pounds, 15.73 cents per pound.

Class 3.

Map-papers : Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 2,500 reams, 21 pounds, 17.70 cents per pound.

Class 5. — Writing-paper : Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 5,000 reams quarto-post, 10 by 16 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.
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» Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 4,000 reams flat-cap, 13 by 16$ or 14 by 17 inches, 19.06 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 3,500 reams double-cap, 16$ by 26 or 17 by 28 inches,

19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 2,500 reams demy, 16 by 20$ inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 3,000 reams double-demy, 20$ by 32 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 2,500 reams folio-post, 17 by 22 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 1,500 reams double-post, 22 by 34 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 1,500 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 1,500 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 750 reams super-royal, 20 by 28 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 500 reams imperial, 22 by 31 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 500 reams cover-paper, 20 by 25 inches, 17.70 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 4,000 reams cover-paper, 21 by 40 inches, 19.60 cents per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, 400 reams Manila, 10.22 cents per pound.

Class 6.Colored writing-paper

:

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 300 reams cap, 13 by 16$ inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 300 reams cap-laid, 14 by 17 inches, 20.72 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 500 reams folio-post, blue, 17 by 22 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 750 reams double-cap, blue, 16$ by 26 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 2,500 reams folio, blue, 17 by 22 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 200 reams demy, blue, 16 by 20$ inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 100 reams medium, blue, 18 by 23 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 300 reams double-cap, blue, 17 by 28 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 1,500 reams quarto-post, blue, 10 by 16 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 250 reams double-cap, yellow, 17 by 28 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 500 reams double-cap, buff, 17 by 28 inches, 20.60 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 50 reams gold-envelopa, 19 by 24 inches, 18.50 cents per pound.

Class 7.

Paper for post-office blanks : Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 400 reams, 42 pounds, 13.99 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 400 reams, 42 pounds, 14.17 cents per pound.
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Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 400 reams, 46 pounds, 13.99 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Madge & Co., Baltimore, 400 reams, 46 pounds, 14.17 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 250 reams, 52 pounds, 13.99 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 250 reams, 52 pounds, 14.17 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 250 reams, 30 pounds, 13.99 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 250 reams, 30 pounds, 14.17 cents per pound.

Class 8.Sized and calendered tinted paper

:

H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, 500 reams, 40 pounds, 16.20 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, 500 reams, 55 pounds, 16.20 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge"& Co., Baltimore, 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, 16 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, 2,000 reams, 30 pounds, 16 cents per pound.

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

of each kind of paper purchased during the year ending on the 30th day

of September, 1873, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount ex- pended was $536,968.31.

There remained on hand at the end oi the year papers of various

kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in

value to $149,400.03.

But very little difficulty has attended the fulfillment of the contracts

for paper during the past year. There has been at times some tardiness

in keeping up the supply of writing papers equal to the necessities of the

Office, which have been unusually large ; beyond that there has been no

cause of complaint. The quality of the papers of all classes has been

kept well up to the standard.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $12,960.307 as will appear by reference to Statement No. 6. MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The amount expended for this class of work during the past year was

$2,281.00.

THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended during the year ending September 30, 1873, on account of the public binding was $604,249.05, the details of which

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

end of the year was $101,678.62.

It affords me pleasure to report that, through the efficiency of the

Foreman of Binding, the large amount of congressional binding which

had been accumulating in this Office for some time prior to 1869, when I entered upon my duties, and which, under a large increase of business

since, has been augmented, is now nearly completed, and that hereafter

the resources of the binding department of the Office will be mainly

applied to meet the current demands of Congress and the Departments.
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 7

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

The orders made by tlie third session of the Forty-second Congress

for public documents, exclusive of the usual number, (1,650,) amounted

to 223,088 volumes. They are as follows : Eulogies on death of Hon. Garrett Davis 8, 000 Smithsonian Report, 1871 12, 500

Illustrated report Light-House Board 2,000- Professor Raymond's Report for 1871, (Mines and Mining) 7,250

Report of Darien Surveying Expedition, quarto 6, 000 Report of Chief Signal-Officer 10, 000- Professor Hayden's sixth annual report i 12, 000 Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1872, (Professor Baird) 5, 000

Professor Raymond's Report, 1872, (Mines and Mining) 7, 000 Report of Mr. Wilson's committee, (Credit Mobilier and Union Pacific R. R). . 10, 000 Report of United States Commissioner to Penitentiary Congress 5, 000 Report of Mr. Poland's committee, (Credit Mobilier) 10, 000

Agricultural Statistics of Ninth Census, quarto 2, 500 Smithsonian Report for 1872 12, 500 United States Coast Survey Report for 1872 3, 500 Report of Commissioner of Education 20, 000 Congressional Directory, two editions ...... 20,000

Laws 13,000

Official Opinions of Attorneys-General 1, 000

Barclay's Digest 2," 000 McDonald's Manual , 1, 000

Congressional Record, quarto, daily 900

Congressional Globe, (binding only) 33, 657 Senate Journal 1, 625 House Journal 1, 506 Revision of the laws, 4 volumes, quarto 12, 000

Agricultural Report, 1872 1, 200 Navy Register 1, 000 Army Register 1, 000 Total number of volumes 223, 088 The following documents, a portion of which had been ordered by the

second session of the Forty-second Congress and prior to that time, were

incomplete when Congress adjourned on the 4th of March, 1873:

Constitutions. Copy ready, waiting action of State of Pennsylvania on its constitution 1,600

Report of Light-House Board, 1872 2, 000 Tehuantepec Survey, quarto 7, 000 Medical History of the War, 2 volumes, quarto : 10, 000

Agricultural Report, 1871 40, 000 Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1871, (Professor Baird) 5, 000 Compendium of the Ninth Census 100, 000 Smithsonian Report, 1871 12, 500 United States Coast Survey Report, 1869 4, 000 Abridgment 35,000

Commerce and Navigation, 1872 8, 450 Commercial Relations, 1872 5, 450 Message and Documents ....... 51,500
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Report of the Ninth Census of the United States, 3 volumes, quarto 41, 000 Congressional Globe, second session Forty-second Congress, (for binding) . . 36, 000 United States Coast Survey Report, 1870 3, 500 Compilation of United States revenue laws 10, 000 Medical Statistics Provost Marshal's Bureau, War Department, quarto 5, 000 Report of Commissioner of Patents, 1869, volume 2 • 19 000 United States Coast Survey Report, 1871 3, 500

Total number of volumes 398, 900

List of documen ts finished between March 4 and July 1, 1873.

Copies. Report of Light-House Board, 1872 2, 000

* Compendium of the Ninth Census 100, 000

* United States Coast Survey Report, 1869 4, 000 Abridgment 35,000

Commerce and Navigation, 1872 ; 8, 450 Commercial Relations, 1872 5, 450 Message and documents 51,500 Senate Executive documents, 1 volume ..i. 1,650 Senate miscellaneous documents, 2 volumes 1, 650 Senate reports of committees, 3 volumes 1

.' 1, 650 House Executive documents, 20 volumes .. 1, 650 House miscellaneous documents, 5 volumes 1,650 House reports of committees, 3 volumes 1, 650

Congressional Record 2,600

Daily Congressional Record 900 Senate Journal - 1, 625 House Journal 1,506

Eulogies on the death of Hon. Garrett Davis 8, 000

* Raymond's Report, 1871, (Mines and Mining) 7, 250 Report of Chief Signal-Officer 10, 000 Report of Commissioner of Education 20,000

Agricultural statistics of Ninth Census, quarto 2, 500 Report of United States Commissioner to Penitentiary Congress 5, 000 Wilson's Report and Testimony, (Credit Mobilier and Union Pacific R. R.). - 10, 000

Poland's Report and Testimony, (Credit Mobilier) 10, 000

* Report of the Ninth Census, 3 volumes, quarto 41, 000

* Smithsonian Report, 1871 12, 500 Laws, (third session Forty-second Congress) 13,000

362, 181

List of documents finished since July 1, 1873.

Copies. Sixth Annual Report of Geological Survey of the Territories, (Hayden) 12, 000 Darien Survey, (quarto) 6,000

* United States Coast Survey Report, 1870 3, 500

* Opinions of Attorneys-General 1, 000

t Agricultural Report, 1872 1, 200

t McDonald's Manual 1, 000

Barclay's Digest 2,000

26, 700

List of congressional documents not yet completed. Fortieth Congress, third session : Medical and Surgical History of the War, quarto. Medical Statistics of Provost-Marshal-General's Office, quarto. 541 pages finished.

* Ordered previous to third session of Forty-second Congress,

t Ordered by Senate—special session.
KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 9

Forty-first Congress, third session : Coast Survey Report for 1870. All printed, but maps uot ready.

Forty-second Congress, second session : S. Mis. No. 61.—Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1871. 670 pages finished. H. Ex. No. 121.—United States Coast Survey Report for 1871. Copy not received.

Forty-second Congress, third session : S. Mis. No. 74.—Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1872. Not commenced. Copy not

received. H. Ex. No. 20.—Treasurer's Accounts for 1870-71. Will make about 500 pages. About 100 yet to be done. Will be finished early in the session. H. Ex. No. 100.—Receipts and Expenditures, 1870. 230 pages done—300 more to

do. Will be completed early in the session. H. Ex. 210.—Raymond's Report for 1872. 450 pages completed. Will make about

100 more. Will be finished early in the session. H. Ex. No. 240. —United States Coast Survey Report for 1872. Copy not received. H. Mis. No. 107.—Smithsonian Report for 1872-Will make about 450 pages. Half

done. H. Mis. No. 109.—Index to Private Claims, quarto. 450 pages done. Will make

about 100 more. Will be finished early in the session. Proceedings of Committee on Transportation to Sea-board—Senate. 388 pages in

type. Revision of the Laws. 3,724 pages printed.

PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF CONGRESS.

Under a resolution of Congress, passed March 3, 1873, the important

and laborious work of printing the proceedings and debates of Congress was transferred to this Office, and on the 5th day of March,

1873, the first copy of the Congressional Eecord, in quarto form,

containing a full report of the proceedings and debates of the first day

of the special session of the Senate, made its appearance. The change

in the form and style of this publication from that previously followed

by the Globe was induced by a desire to secure comeliness, convenience,

and economy for the work ; and I am gratified in the assurance that it meets the hearty approval of the Senate and such members of the

House of Eepresentatives as have given the matter their careful attention. The publication of the proceedings and debates during the special

session of the Senate gave fair opportunity for testing the capacity of

this Office for the work; and I am fully convinced, under that experience,

that promptness and economy are secured by the transfer. The facili- ties of the Office are so extensive, that prompt publication of the pro- ceedings and debates of any day's session, no matter how extended or voluminous, will be assured the following morning without a peradventure, if the copy thereof is promptly furnished the Printer. Of the

economy of performing this service at the Government Printing Office

there can be no doubt. Its resources are so manifold, and its economy

of labor and material is such, that at least thirty percent, of the money

heretofore expended in accomplishing this work will be saved to the
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Government through the present arrangement, which places it under the

superintendence of the Congressional Printer.

In this connection I would most respectfully recommend an early ap- propriation to meet the expense of this printing for the present ses- sion of Congress, as no estimate or appropriation has heretofore been

made therefor. I would also ask for authority to appoint another clerk for the busi- ness of the Becoed, and an appropriation to meet that expense.

I would also further recommend that an appropriation be made for the purchase of a vacant lot of land, 20 feet front, running through to the alley, on the west line of the lot now occupied by this Office, and

for the erection of a wing from the west end of the present building

extending south to the alley, corresponding in style, size, and capacity

to that erected on North Capitol street, under the supervision of the

Architect of the Capitol, in 1871. Such a structure would afford accom- modation for the printing of the proceedings and debates of Congress,

for the necessary stereotyping and electrotyping for the public printing,

for a paper-warehouse, for the repairing of machinery, and for the inevitable increase of the business of the Office for several years to come. Every available part of the building is now occupied, and some portions

of it are already crowded to inconvenience.

THE DEPARTMENT PRINTING- AND BINDING.

The law of May 8, 1872, which provides that the several Departments

of the Government shall make annual estimates for the printing and

binding required by them respectively for the year, took full effect on

the 1st of July, 1873, and the following is the result thereof for the first three months, ending September 30:

Department. Amount appro- Amount

priated. expended.

$325, 000 00 $137, 645 74

220, 000 00 70, 328 76

175, 000 00 87, 332 88

100, 000 00 43, 508 79

85, 000 00 38, 730 24

25, 000 00 4, 807 16

10, 000 00 % 668 50

20, 000 00 4, 987 06

25, 000 00 14, 279 60

1, 000 00 168 41

14, 000 00 1, 470 30

Treasury

Interior '. Post-Office War

Navy

State Attorney-General

Agriculture

Supreme Court United States Supreme court District of Columbia

Court of Claims STEREOTYPING POR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

The convenience and economy of stereotyping for the work of this

Office within itself is clearly established. The following statement shows
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the amount and cost of work executed in the stereotype foundery of this

Office during the year ending September 30, 1873 : Value of work done at trade prices $25, 859 38 Expense of labor and material for same 11, 252 13

Profits thereof 14, 607 25 BRANCH PRINTING- OFFICE.

The branch printing office is continued at the Treasury Department,

for its convenience, with results entirely satisfactory.

AMENDMENTS TO THE LAW.

The financial demands of this Office have now reached a point where

it becomes necessary that section 3 of the law of June 23, 1860, relating

to the public printing and binding, shall be so amended as to authorize

the Secretary of the Treasury to advance to the Congressional Printer,

from time to time, as the public service may require it, and under such

rules as said Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe, a sum of money

not exceeding at any time the full penalty of his bond, to enable him to pay for work and material.

The penalty of the bond of the Congressional Printer is $80,000. He

is now allowed by law to draw two-thirds of that amount, $53,333.33, in

advance, to compensate labor and purchase material. This is inadequate

to accomplish that purpose, and an amendment of the law in accordance

with this suggestion is a matter of absolute necessity, to enable this

Office to compensate the labor and purchase the material now required

in the prosecution of its business.

I would again most respectfully, but urgently, call the attention of

Congress to the arduous duties and labors imposed upon the clerical force of this Office under its imperious necessities. The number of clerks

employed was limited by law when the business of the Office was, at most,

less than two-thirds what it is now. Indeed, it is apparent that the

burdens of labor in that department of the Office have been doubled

since its organization, without any increase of reward corresponding

thereto. The clerks in this branch of the Government service are compelled, under its pressing necessities, to labor at least two hours each

day more than falls to the lot of clerks of the same class in the other

Departments, and it would seem but just that their compensation should

be correspondingly advanced. I would therefore recommend, as a simple

act of justice, that either the force or its rewards be increased. IN CONCLUSION

I take pleasure in referring to the present condition of this Office in

its discipline and efficiency. I have enjoyed the cheerful and hearty

co-operation of all my subordinates in the conduct of its business, and I
12 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

readily accord to them the credit of much of the success that has

attended my administration. Through the efficiency of the Foremen of

Printing and Binding, since the adjournment of the last Congress, a very large amount of work has been accomplished, and the vast accumulation that has heretofore taxed its resources has been so far overcome

that in future its main forces can be applied to current requisitions.

All of which is respectfully submitted.

A. M. OLAPP,

Congressional Printer.
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No. 2.

Statement showing the cost of printing, and pa/per for same, and of blank-hooks,

binding, ruling, $c, for the executive and judicial departments of the Government, for

the year ending September 30, 1873.

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$4, 274 30 $2,125 93 $6, 400 23 $11, 995 82 $18, 396 05 Treasury Depart merit:

18 341 78 6 426 90 24 768 68 16, 744 63 41,513 31 Internal P^evenue 29 073 71 18 777 G7 47, 851 38 23, 517 84 71, 369 22

T?P (XT sfAT1 16^ 227 28 1 111 74 17 339 02 4, 602 76 21,941 78 Treasurer 10 957 97 2 226 66 13, 184 63 2, 491 30 15, 675 93 Bi^ht-House Board 6, 613 74 1 768 63 8, 382 37 3, 650 01 12, 032 38 Oomp'r of the Currency. 2. 174 49 1 649 67 3, 824 16 3, 800 30 7, 624 46 First Auditor 308 62 111 83 420 45 100 16 520 61 Second Auditor 2, 757 95 880 83 3, 638 78 1, 649 73 5, 288 51 Third Auditor 651 98 401 43 1, 053 41 543 50 1,596 91 Fourth Auditor 327 94 63 75 391 69 206 63 598 32 Tilth Auditor 546 23 196 30 742 53 354 20 1, 096 73 Sixth Auditor 4, 971 80 1,776 09 6, 747 89 5, 686 41 12, 434 30 First Comptroller 188 85 34 35 223 20 318 50 541 70 Second Comptroller 189 19 19 26 208 45 • 109 31 317 76"

22, 648 75 10, 528 58 33, 177 33 43, 166 15 76, 343 48 Supervising Architect.

.

1, 852 GO 1,014 74 2, 867 34 1, 414 82 4, 282 16

9, 179 31 2,040 55 11,219 86 1, 432 86 12 652 72 Superintendent of the Coast Survey. 806 04 70 15 876 19 3, 172 15 4, 048 34

Office of the Solicitor 1 27 85 19 46 47 31 24 00 71 31 Treasury entire for July, August, 49, 905 26 19, 516 35 69, 421 61 68, 224 13 137, 645 74 and September, 1873. Total for Treasury Department. 177, 751 34 68, 634 94 246, 386 28 181, 209 39 427, 595 67 Interior Department:

Office of the Secretary 8, 615 28 11,065 01 19, 710 29 5, 009 16 24, 719 45 Com'r of Pensions 13, 155 57 7, 936 07 21, 091 64 15, 644 44 36, 736 03 Com'r of Patents 90, 821 60 30, 124 00 120, 945 60 21, 848 02 142, 793 62 Com'r of Land-Office 6, 071 80 3, 892 69 9, 964 49 13, 217 45 23, 182 23 Com'r of Indian Affairs . 889 43 356 42 1,245 85 1, 194 51 2, 440 36 Sup't of the Census 726 70 362 46 1, 089 16 727 50 1, 816 66 Metropol'n Police Board. 97 77 3 79 101 56 329 40 430 96 Bureau of Education 2, 656 39 2, 319 42 4, 975 81 2, 303 10 7, 278 91

Total for Interior Department.

.

123, 064 54 56, 059 86 179, 124 40 60, 273 58 239, 397 98 "War Department

:

Office of the Secretary 8, 605 20 4, 433 35 13, 038 55 10, 418 00 23, 501 55 Adjutant-General 9, 154 72 5, 885 56 15, 040 28 13, 891 66 28, 931 94 Quartermaster-General

.

8, 626 08 6, 122 11 14, 748 19 14, Oil 59 28, 759 78 Commissary-General 1,225 36 1,233 05 2, 458 41 1, 135 25 3, 593 66 Surgeon-General 8, 261 26 1, 903 56 10, 164 82 8, 799 26 18, 964 08 Paymaster-General 602 40 282 34 884 74 894 00 1,778 74
28 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2.Statement showing the cost of printing, <f c. —Continued.

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$3 022 68 $624 99 $3, 647 67 $5, 770 51 $9, 418 18 Bureau of Ordnance 5, 364 21 1,628 02 6, 992 23 7, 459 00 14, 451 32 Total for War Department 44 861 91 22, 112 98 66, 974 811 49, 140 76 116, 124 65 Navy Department

:

3, 879 81 1,997 25 5, 877 OG 3, 004 59 9, 871 65 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting. 7, 420 47 541 46 7, 961 93 5, 744 81 13, 706 74 Provisions and Clothing 1, 357 99 390 99 1, 748 98 1, 017 35 2, 766 33 Yards and Docks 4, 996 73 708 50 5, 705 23 2, 950 43 8, 655 66 Construction and Repair. .. 3, 813 98 747 41 4, 561 39 7, 530 76 12, 098 15

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cr 1, 602 62 140 16 1, 742 78 5, 880 80 7, 623 58 Medicine and Surgery 5, 678 81 1,024 49 6, 703 30 2, (365 68 9, 368 98

3, 743 16 1, 470 86 5, 214 02 3, 003 66 8, 307 68 Navigation 15, 384 73 3, 188 69 18, 573 42 5, 377 12 23, 950 54

Office of the Naval Observatory 8, 322 43 2, 385 99 10, 708 42 2, 504 00 13, 303 32 Total for Navy Department 56, 200 73 12, 595 80 68, 796 53 40, 856 10 109, 652 63 Judiciary

:

Supreme Court of the United States.

.

*32, 199 97 330 78 32, 530 75 521 68 33, 052 43 Supreme Court District of Columbia. 1, 135 53 63 73 1, 199 26 95 98 1, 295 24 Court of Claims 11. 396 09 411 10 11, 807 19 788 66 12, 595 85

3, 528 41 649 88 4, 178 29 2, 652 48 6, 830 77

Office of the Attorney-General 1, 325 77 42 07 1, 367 84 1 20 1,369 04 Total for Judiciary

Post-Office Department

Department of Agriculture

Office of Congressional Printer

49, 585 77 1, 497 56 51, 083 33 4, 060 00 55, 143 33

118,751 40 53, 762 92 172, 514 32 49, 927 81 222, 442 13

9, 895 07 7, 469 17 17, 364 24 2, 379 98 19, 744 22

947 46 276 20 1, 223 66 519 45 1,743 11 RECAPITULATION.

State Department $4, 274 30 $2, 125 93 $6, 400 23 $11, 995 82 $18, 396 05 Treasury Department 177, 751 34 68, 634 94 246, 386 28 181, 209 39 427, 595 67

123, 064 54 56, 059 86 179, 124 40 60, 273 58 239, 397 98

44, 861 91 22, 112 98 66, 974 89 49, 149 76 116, 124 65 Navy Department 56, 200 73 12, 595 80 63, 796 53 40, 856 10 109, 652 63

49, 585 77 1, 497 56 51, 083 33 4, 000 00 55, 143 33 Post-Office Department 118,751 40 53, 762 92 172, 514 32 49, 927 81 222, 442 13

9, 895 07 7, 469 17 17, 364 24 2, 379 98 19, 744 22

Office of Congressional Printer 947 46 276 23 1, 223 66 519 45 1,743 11 Total 585, 332 52 224, 535 36 809, 867 88 400, 371 89 1, 210, 239 77

* This includes $2,821 for mapping in cases pending in Supreme Court.
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 29

~No. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the public printing from the 1st of October, 1872, to the 30th of September, 1873, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of the Congressional Printer $4,000 00 Salary of four clerks, at $1,800 each 7, "200 00 Salary of oue clerk, at $1,400 350 00 Per diem of messenger, at $3.60 per day 1, 314 00 $12,864 00 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 082 00 PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employe's, &c.

:

October 58,719 30 November 1 61,033 23 December 59,908 81 January 62, 193 76 February 58,122 46 March 59, 105 58

April 54,176 33 May 46,448 37 June 33,284 06 July 52,285 27 August 52,590 29 September 51, 928 98 Paid for printing executed out of office „ 2, 824 15

652, 620 59 Improvements and repairs to buildings : Plumbing and gas-fitting 112 43 Repairs 1,047 53 Lumber 1,473 19 Painting 212 65 Glass 42 80 Awnings.-., 13175

Matting 171 88 Flag 28 00 Lead, putty, and glaziers' tools 5 75

3,225 98 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c. : 5 No. 5 cylinder presses 12,500 00

1 Allen press 800 00 Fixtures to presses 930 58

460 feet belting 133 00

Iron, steel, tools, &c, for machine and carpenters' shop 997 89 Brass and iron castings, repairs to boiler, &c , — 1, 170 32 One 150 horse-power steam-engine and fixtures 10, 936 02

120 pounds packing 74 50

10 sides lacing-leather 40 00

27, 582 31 Stereotyping and electrotyping : Steel plates 10 00 2,112 pounds stereotype-metal, at 12 cents. 252 96

1, 020 pounds lead, at 8£ cents 86 70
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25 bushels clay $12 50

12 barrels plaster 33 00 200 feet mahogany blocking 120 00 125 inches box-wood 5 00 Molds 6 90

1 pair mits % 1 75 Electrotyping 66 72 Type of various kinds 18, 696 85

2, 000 feet brass rule, at 15 cents 300 00

6, 000 feet brass rule, at 8 cents. . 480 00 500 feet brass rule, at 10 cents 50 00

300 feet brass rule, at 20 cents . 60 00

1, 000 feet brass rule, at 12 cents 120 00 542 feet brass rule, at 18 cents 97 56 200 galleys, at $3 600 00

78 mallets, at 65 cents 50 70

48 mallets, at 75 cents 36 00 12 chases, at $15.50 186 00

4 chases, at $14 56 00

341 pairs of cases, at $2.50 . 852 50

24 pairs of cases 42 00

24 planers, at 40 cents 9 60 200 composing-sticks, at $1 200 00

5 composing-sticks 7 40

80 double stands, at $6.50 520 00

31, 000 quoins, at $5 155 00

2 barrels quoins - 60 00 288 shooting-sticks, at 6 cents 17 28

Side and foot sticks 132 12 6 imposing-stones, at $65 ' 390 00

8 whitewash-brushes 13 75

306 lye-brushes 202 66

2 dozen pick-brushes 14 00

1 varnish-brush . ... 1 25

115 pounds page-cord 115 00 17f pounds manila rope 5 32

1 water-cooler 45 00 5 dozen knives, at $2.50 12 50

24 boxes tapers, at 50 cents 12 00

6 dozen brooms, at $5 30 00 2 dozen brooms, at $5.50 11 00

4 dozen brooms, at $4.50 18 00 2 cans 2 00

1 chair 10 00 89£ pounds sponge, at $2.50 73 75

9 gross corks 7 00 20poundsalum 2 40

2 quarts muriatic acid 70

6 quarts mucilage ^ 6 00

10 gallons turpentine 7 30

52 brushes, various kinds 5155

2 poiyids insect-powder 2 50
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Sulphuric acid $17 74

1 barrel carbolic lime 5 00

13 pounds borax 6 50 Miscellaneous items 65 45 $738 37

Materials

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Printing-ink, 5,095 pounds, at $1 5, 095 00

3,372 pounds, at 60 cents 2, 023 20

6,083 pounds, at 35 cents 2, 129 05

15 pounds red, at $5 75 00

20 pounds red, at $1 20 00 20 pounds green, at $2 40 00

10 pounds red copying, at $8 80 00

4 pounds blue copying, at $5 20 00 Bronze 8 40 9,490 65

Oils, 93 gallons sperm, at $1.60 148 80

140 gallons sperm, at $1.65 231 00 139| gallons sperm, at $1.88 262 26

140 gallons sperm, at $1.76 246 40 75 gallons lubricating, at 50 cents 37 50 41 gallons linseed, at $1.10 45 10

101 gallons linseed, at $1.06 - 107 06 15 gallons boiled, at $1.20 18 00 \ gallon neat's-foot 1 00 2 bottles neat's-foot 60

1, 097 72

Benzine, 314 gallons, at 19 cents 59 65

88 gallons, at 20 cents 17 60

178 gallons, at 25 cents 44 50

121 75

Sirups, 4711 gallons, at $1 471 50

Roller-composition, 400 pounds, at 30 cents.. 120 00 200 pounds, at 60 cents 120 00 240 00

Glycerine, 100 pounds, at 40 cents 40 00 100 pounds, at 38 cents 38 00 250 pounds, at 36 cents 90 00 168 00

Glue, 3,670 pounds, at 30 cents 1, 101 00 Card-board, 17,000 sheets, at 9 cents 1, 566 00

15,300 sheets, at 8 cents 1, 224 00

5,250 sheets, at 9£ cents 498 75

2,000 sheets, at 9.45 cents 189 00 20 gross pressing-boards 484 00 3,961 75

Stationery 256 40 Cotton, 1,07 1 £ yards, at 35 cents 375 02

192 yards, at 25 cents 48 00 575 yards, at 15 cents 86 32

12 yards flannel 6 00

12^ yards linen, at 62£ cents 7 81

6 towels 3 50 526 65
32 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Potash, 8,109 pounds, at 12 cents $973 08 Soap, 1,440 pounds, at 12£ cents $180 00

120 pounds, at 12 cents 12 00

Castile soap 3 78

195 78

Tape, 24 rolls, at $1.44 34 56 24 rolls, at 30 cents 7 20 72 rolls, at 20 cents 14 40 56 16

Coal, 413 tons, at $5.34 2, 205 42

351 tons, at $5.70 2, 000 70 4,206 12 Bees-wax, 160 pounds 96 00 Blankets, 20 yards, at $1.50 30 00 5£ yards, at $13 69 33 20 yards, at $1.75 35 00 20 yards, at $10.25 205 00 40 yards, at $6 240 00 579 33

Flour, 2 barrels 16 00 Washing towels .1 452 68 Gas 3,502 20

Ice 626 30 Sawdust 38 00 Freight and cartage ; 1,552 27 Matches 8 75

Salt 4 30 Gum arahic 14 75

Crocks, 100, at 25 cents 25 00 Telegraphing 4 90 6,229 15 Horses, wagons, and harness

:

Wagons and repairs 549 85 Horse-feed 916 94 Buckets 11 00 Horseshoeing 153 00 Repairing harness 278 50 Chamois-skins 10 50 Wagon-grease 3 00

1, 922 79 Total payment on account of the public printing 754,537 62

No. 4.—Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing, from October 1, 1872, to September 30, 1873, inclusive. PRINTING-PAPER.

1, 999 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.25.5 $12, 494 75

3, 763-/0

- reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.28.65 23, 657 66
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 33

5, 043#0

- reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.34.05 $31, 976 72

5, 187^y reams uucalendered, 45 pouuds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.38.5 i 33,123 17

3, 000 reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.71.5 17,131 50

3, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.73.30 17, 199 00 3,000 reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.75.55 17, 266 50

3, 000 reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.77.8 17, 334 00

1, 875 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.80.5 10,875 94

1,174 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.71.32 10, 229 30

1,756 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at

$8.73.44 15, 337 61

2, 500 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.73.97 21, 849 25

2, 660 reams calendered, 53 pouuds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.79.27 23, 388 59

2, 500 reams calendered, 53 pouuds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.32.01 20, 802 50

8, 226|^ reams calendered, 53 pouuds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.33.69 68, 587 26 266 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$7.47.9 1, 981 41 266 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$9.43.80 2, 510 51 278 reams calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, at

$7.31.28 2, 032 96

510 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22J by 31£ inches, at

$3.31 4,238 10 582 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31£ inches, at

$7.86.50 4,577 43

1, 060 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22£ by 31£ inches, at

$6.98.4 „ 7,399 23

1, 022 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31£ inches, at $6.60.66 6, 751 95

980 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22£ by 31£ inches, at

$6.98.4 6, 474 47 252 reams tinted, 55 pounds, 25£ by 40 inches, at $8.91.. . 2, 245 32 206 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28£ inches, at $6.48. . . 1, 334 88

$380, 800 01 WRITING-PAPER.

711 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $8.25 5, 865 75

587 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $7.84 4, 602 08

343 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $11.34| 3, 890 91 109 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $10.78 1, 175 02 450 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $7.01£ 3, 155 63

530 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $6.66.4 3, 531 92 758 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $8.25 6,253 50

801 reams double-d«my, 40 pouuds, at $7.84 6, 279 84 3
34 KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

203 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $10.314; $2,093 44 203 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $9.80 1, 989 40 432 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $4.74f 2, 049 30 368 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $4.50.8 1, 658 95

368 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $4.95 1, 821 60 112 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $4.70.4 526 85 472 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $5.77£ 2, 725 80 380 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $5.48.8 2, 085 45 786 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $6.18f 4, 752 00 456 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.88 2, 681 28

300 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $7.42^ 2, 227 50

290 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $7.05.6 2, 046 24

180 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $3.30 594 00

300 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $3.13.6 940 80

764 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $474f 3, 624 22

544 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $4.50.8 2, 452 36 372 reams folio-post, 28 pounds, at $5.77£ 2, 148 30 440 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.85f 816 75 720 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.76.4 1,270 08 684 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $2.06£ 1,410 75 972 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.96 1,905 12

416 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $2.47^- 1, 029 60 312 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $2.35.2 733 82 528 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $2.88f 1,524 60

318 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $2.74.4 872 59

648 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $3.30 2, 138 40 840 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $3.13.6 2, 634 23

331 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $4.12^ 1, 3C5 38 272 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $3.92 1, 066 24

320 reams cap, 12 pounds, at $2.47£ 792 00 204 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.77£ 1, 178 10 216 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.48.8 1, 185 41 216 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $9.28-£- 2, 004 75

406 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $5.36i 2,177 17 418 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $5.09.6 2, 130 13 190 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $7.21| 1,371 57 210 reams special, 32 pounds, at $6.60 1, 386 00

170 reams special, 32 pounds, at $6.27.2 1, 066 24

690 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $4.12i 2, 846 25

684 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.92 2, 681 28

294 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.90 1,440 60 234 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $8.25 1, 930 50 204 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $11.55 2, 356 20

540 reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $3.52 1,900 80

1, 380 reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $3,29.6 4, 548 48

176 reams blue folio-post, 20 pounds, at $4.40 774 40

120 reams blue quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.98 237 60

384 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $4.12 1, 582 08

416 reams blue cap, 14 pounds, at $3.08 985 60 96 reams blue cap, 14 pounds, at $2.88.4 276 86 252 reams blue double-cap, 28 pounds, at $5.76.8 1, 453 53

120 reams blue cap, 16 pounds, at $3.52 422 40 84 reams blue double-cap, 30 pouuds, at $6.60 554 40 240 reams buff double-cap, 32 pouuds, at $6.59.2 1, 582 08 '204 reams yellow double-cap, 32 pouuds, at $6.59.2 1,344 77
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 35

25 reams cover, 35 pounds, at $6.47.5 $161 87 252 reams cover. 35 pounds, at $6.19.5 1,56114

83^- reams cover, 36 pounds, at $6.66 554 45 109^ reams cover. 38 pounds, at $6.37.2 699 01 58^0

- reams cover, 24 pounds, at $4.24.8 247 45 250 reams Manila, at $3.06.6 766 50 9,713 pounds niap-paper, at 17.7 cents 1,719 20

36, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 3 cents 1, 080 00 9,500 sheets imitation parchment, at 4 cents 380 00 5,500 sheets imitation parchment, at 3i cents 192 50

8135, 511, 02 Paper for post-office blanks : 290 reams 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $7.77.4 2, 254 46

4^0 reams 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at 87.27.48 3, 491 90

70 reams 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, ac $7.36.84 515 79

450 reams 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $6.27.9 2, 825 55 400 reams 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $5.87.58 2, 350 32 290 reams 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $5.95.14 1,725 91 310 reams 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $6.87.7 2, 131 87 400 reams 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $6.43.54 2, 574 16

100 reams 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $6.51.82 651 82 100 reams 18 by 29 inches, 30 pounds, at $4.48.5 448 50

400 reams 18 by 29 inches, 30 pounds, at $4.19.7 1, 686 90 20,65? 18 Total amount paid for paper for the public printing. 536, 968 21 There remained on hand September 30, 1873, the following quantities of paper, viz : 13,036 reams of printing-paper, costing $85,558 90 577^j reams of bill-paper 4, 083 81

8, 172 reams writing, costing 39, 891 64

580 reams cover, costing - „ 3,738 54 781 reams tinted, costing 6, 868 24

1,126 reams post-office j>aper, costing 6,346 41 21,036 sheets card-board, costing 2,376 36 17,497 sheets imitation parchment, costing 536 13 149,400 03

N"o. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the public binding, from October 1, 1872, to September 30, 1873, inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYES, ETC. October $30, 793 12 November 25,412 04 December 26,592 83 January 30, 257 55 February 31,536 12 March 35, 407 27 April 33, 619 32 May 30, 233 65 June 20, 163 91
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

July $27, 401 57 August 26, 298 71 September 27,111 00

$344, 827 09 Improvements aud repairs to buildiug 2,283 18 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

3 strikers for ruling-machines 525 00

1 beam for ruling-machine. 13 00

1 backing-machine 450 00

3 springs for same 10 50

1 cutting-machine 330 00

1 large cutting-machine 600 00

3 pieces for cutting-machines 27 50

17 rolls 76 50

2 pagiug-machines 750 00

3 heads for same 225 00 32 figures for same 40 00

9 dozen folders, at $3 27 00

4 gas-stoves 60 00

4 dozen hammers, at $18 72 00

3 hand-tools « 2 25

28 dozen joint-rods, at 75 cents 21 00

4 type-cases, at $20 80 00

4 cutting-knives, at $20 80 00

8, 335 ruling-pens, at $17 per M 142 03

3, 000 triple-back ruling-pens 110 00 70 pallets 155 00 2 plows and presses 24 00

2 glue-pots 2 25

2 burnishers 16 00

7 finishing-presses, at $3 21 00 2 finishing-presses, at $5 10 00

1 guard folding-machine 60 00

1 book-holder 25 00 3,955 03 Ledger and other papers : 666 reams cap, at $6 3, 996 00

2, 168 reams cap, at $4.68 10, 146 24 950 reams medium, at $15 12,350 00 637#0

- reams medium, at $10.80 6, 883 92

1, 406 reams demy, at $9.50 13, 357 00 750 reams demy, at $8.40 6, 300 CO 328 reams super-royal, at $22 7,216 00

150 reams imperial, at $29 . 4, 350 00 579 reams double-cap, at $12 6, 948 00

80 reams double-cap, at $13.33 1, 066 40

50 reams double-demy, at $29 1,450 00 206 reams royal 3, 502 00

59-2% reams Manila, at $16.50 980 92

59|{j reams Manila, at $16 956 80

130 reams Manila, at $8.25 1, 072 50

126 reams Manila, at $8 1, 008 00

52-25

0

- reams hardware, at $6.50 339 62 8 reams folio-post, at $4.48 35 84 20£# reams comb-lining, at $15 310 50
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 37

30 reams cotnb-lining, at $18 $540 00

9 reams comb-lining, at $16 144 00

3 reams fancy lining, at $40 120 00

95 reams marble, at $8.50 807 50

50 reams marble, at $10 500 00

4 reams sand 18 00

10^o reams blotting 152 00 50 reams tissue, at $1.75 87. 50

279 gross pressing-boards 653 40 Binding-material

:

Binding-cloth, 1, 040 pieces, at $8.25 8, 580 00

50 pieces, at $7.75 387 50

81 pieces, at $9.75 789 75

167 pieces, at $11.25 1, 878 75

155 pieces, at $10.25 1, 588 75

25 pieces, at $12.50 312 50 Russia leather, 90, 272| feet, at 27 cents .-. 24, 373 57

44, 942 feet, at 26 cents 11, 684 92

5, 745£ feet, at 25 cents 1, 436 31 50 skins, at §7.50 375 00

Title-leather, 10 dozen, at $22 220 00

14 dozen, at $24 336 00

10 dozen, at $19 190 00

6 dozen, at $20 120 00

2 dozen, at $18.50 37 00 23 dozen, at $18 414 00

10 dozen, at $21 210 00 French Turkey morocco, 39 dozen, at $38 1, 482 00

4 dozen, at $32 128 00

16 dozen, at $37 592 00 10f dozen, at $48 516 00

9 dozen, at $52 468 00 5 dozen, at $55 275 00

6 dozen, at $30 • 180 00

6 dozen, at $20 120 00

30 dozen, at $40 1, 200 00

13 dozen, at $35 455 00

$85,292 14

Roans, 22 dozen, at $12 , 264 00

30 dozen, at $10.50 315 00

48 dozen, at $10 480 00

13,537 25

37,869 80

1,527 00

5, 416 00 Law calf, 24 dozen, at $52 1, 248 00 168 dozen, at $50 8, 400 00 118 dozen, at $48 5,644 00

6 dozen, at $38 228 00 15,420 00 Law sheep, 500 dozen, at $11.50 5,750 00

1,100 dozen, at $12 13, 200 00

71 dozen, at $12.50 887 50

35 dozen, at $13.50 472 50 20,310 00

1,059 00
38 KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Skivers, 20 dozen, at $19 $380 00

21 dozen, at $20 420 00 42 dozen, at $18 756 00

19 dozen, at $16 304 00 50 dozen, at $13 650 00 50 dozen, at $12 600 00 99 dozen, at $12.50 1, 240 50

18 dozen, at $17 306 00 $4,656 50 Parchment, 16 dozen, at $9 144 00

17 dozen, at $8 136 00

12i dozen, at $7 87 50

40 dozen, at $6 240 00

10 dozen, at $10 100 00 707 50

Sole-leather, 25| pounds 10 71

Gold-leaf. 800 packs, at $9 7, 200 00 100 packs, at $7.75 775 00

100 packs, at $8 800 00

100 packs, Florence-leaf, at $4 400 00 805 packs, Florence-] eaf, at $3.50 2, 817 50

11, 992 50 15,797 50

1, 105 00 12,057 00 393 75

125 00

29, 478 25 4,321 20

36 00 424 71 93 96 612 00

5, 487 87 Twine, 576 pounds, at 55 cents 316 80 576 pounds, at 50 cents 288 00 604 80 Glue, 1,494 pounds, at 32 cents 478 08

9,922 pounds, at 24 cents 2, 381 28 2,859 36 Cotton, 681 yards, at 20 cents 136 20 55| yards, at 60 cents 33 45 580^ yards, at 25 cents 145 12

4 yards, at 50 cents 2 00

2,166| yards, at 18 cents 390 03 433^ yards, at 15 cents 65 03 101| yards, at 17 cents 17 25 270i yards, at 16 cents 43 28

45 pieces gray super 157 50 168£ yards toweling, at 25 cents - 42 06

6 bererteen cloths, at $18 108 00 22 pieces ribbon 15 00

1, 154 92

Needles, 710 papers 84 25

Flannel, 20 yards, at $1.06£ 21 25

Binders' board, 315, 950 pounds, at 5 cents

17, 000 pounds, at 6^ cents

200, 950 pounds, at 6 cents

7, 500 pounds straw, at 5J cents

2, 500 pounds straw, at 5 cents . Thread, 3, 324 pounds, at $1.34 30 pounds, at $1.20 297 pounds, at $1.43, 54 pounds, at $1.74 408 pounds, at $1.50
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 39

Flannel, 10 yards, at $1 $10 00

10 yards, at 20 cents 2 00

11 yards, at 25 cents 2 75

1 yard 45 52£ yards, at 16 cents 8 36

10 yards, at 35 cents 3 50 $48 31

Silk head-band, 320 pieces, at $1.15 368 00

80 pieces, at $2.25 180 00

160 pieces, at $1.75 280 00 400 pieces braid, at 25 cents 100 00 928 00

Flour, 70 barrels, at $8 560 00 Sponge, 13i pounds, at $3.50 , 46 37

7 pounds, at $2.50 17 50

8-1 pounds, at $3 , 25 50 89 37 Alcohol, 88 gallons, at $2.50 220 00

Oils, 185£ gallons, at $1.60 296 80 28 dozen bottles sweet oil, at $3.25 91 00

9 bottles sweet oil 9 75

5 gallons boiled, at $1.10 5 50' 403 05

Soap, 300 pounds, at 12-J cents « 37 50 Dyes, gums, &c. : Carmine, 2 dozen, at $15 , 30 00 Carmine. 72 bottles 72 00 Chrome-yellow, 48 pounds, at 50 cents 24 00 Chrome-yellow, 24 pounds, at 35 cents 8 40 Oxalic acid, 40 pounds, at 50 cents 20 00 Ultramarine blue, 25 pounds, at $1.50 37 50 Ultramarine blue, 56 pounds, at 40 cents 22 40 Egg-albumen, 250 pounds, at $2.50 625 00 Egg-albumen, 100 pounds, at $2 200 00

Pearl-ashes, 90 pounds, at 25 cents 22 50 Alum, 569^ pounds, at 12 cents 68 34

Beef-galls 45 45 Gum hog, 272 pounds, at $1.50 408 00 Liquid ammonia, 16 pounds 5 65

Gelatine, 12 boxes, at 25 cents 3 00 Lamp-black, 5 papers 80 Pulp lake, 5 pounds „ 3 75 Damar varnish, 2| gallons ' 9 75 Muriate of tin, 1 bottle , 50

Creosote, 2£ pounds 3 75

Varnish, 48 bottles, at $2 96 00 Insect-powder, 10 pounds, at $1.25 12 50 Spatulas 50 Emery, 735 pounds, at 18 cents 132 30

Printing-ink, 12 pounds red, at $5 60 00

Vitriol, 2 pounds , 60

Sizing, 84 gallons, at $1.50. 126 00 Wax, 50 pounds, at 60 cents 30 00
40 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

36 stamps $111 50

14 saws : 33 80

38 dozen knives 154 50

7 sieves 9 75

6 punches , 2 50

100 bodkins 37 50

191 pounds grindstone 5 73

1 pair dividers 1 25

12 pairs compasses 12 00

1 dozen oilers 6 00 9f pounds sheet-brass 6 34 236 pressing-boards 319 10

Binder's type 975 63 Sawdust 19 50

54 files 37 40 Boxing, cartage, and freight 4,120 06 Traveling expenses 46 40 Washing towels 113 69 Gas . 2,067 60 Telegraphing 1 55

Ice 290 68

2 dozen brooms, at $5.50 11 00

4 dozen brooms, at $4.50 18 00

2 dozen brooms, at $5 10 00

195 brushes 192 20

100 crocks 38 40 Eggs 50 99 Lithograph-stone 37 50 Vinegar 29 00 810 rubber rollers, at 40 cents 324 00

12 oil-stones 6 00

1 chair 5 00

4 dozen sandstones, at $2 8 00

14 papers tacks 1 70 2 boxes tin 45 00

All other material 214 95 $9,364 22 Horses, wagons, &c. : One horse: 250 00 Repairing wagons 157 75 Horse-feed 1, 249 21 Horseshoeing 140 00 Repairing harness -* 84 05 Veterinary services and medicines ' 109 00 Buckets 4 25 Chamois-skins... 2 50

1, 996 76 Total payment on account of binding 604,249 05 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1872 $92,974 19 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1873 101,678 62
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 41

Xo. 6.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of photolithography

ing. lithographing, and engraving for the Senate and Rouse of Representatives, from the 1st October, 1872, to the 30th September, 1873, inclusive,

4, 675 copies of map of Hobson's Bay for British Case $223 25

1, 675 copies of maps for report on Sutro Tunnel 1, 119 63 2,000 copies of plates for Hayden's Report 180 00

5, 650 copies of maps for Coast Surrey Report for 1869 1, 770 37

4, 925 copies of tables for British Counter Case 244 00

4, 675 copies of plates for report of Secretary of War 560 00

1, 650 copies of two maps for District of Columbia investigation 192 00

1, 650 copies of two maps for Mare Island 231 00

1, 650 copies of map of Du Luth Harbor 146 00

108, 275 copies of maps and plates for Hayden's Reports 1, 173 30 250 copies of two maps for British Case 15 00

7, 000 copies of maps for Tehuantepec Report 1, 565 00

215, 500 copies of maps for report of Chief Signal- Officer 1, 310 00 1,650 copies of map of Yerba Buena Island 385 00

7, 600 copies of two maps for Commercial Relations 188 00

223, 300 copies of maps for Foreign Relations 1, 638 15

28, 650 copies of two charts for Education Report 575 00

1. 000 copies of two plates for report of Secretary of War 14 00 Engraving cuts for Commercial Relations for 1872 115 50 Engraving cuts for report of Secretary of War for 1872 522 60 Engraving cut for Smithsonian Report 12 00 Engraving cuts for Senate Mis. Doc. 61 245 00 Engraving cuts for Agricultural Report, 1872 438 50 Engraving cuts for Coast Survey Report for 1871 54 00 Engraving map of Webster Parish .. 43 00

12,960 30
42 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.—Statement showing the estimated cost of the unfinished work in hand September 30, 1873.

Title or character of work.

For Congress. Medical and Surgical Eistory

Statistics, Provost-Marshal's Office... Senate Mis. Doc. 61, food-fishes Smithsonian Eeport, 1872 Coast Survey Eeport, 1870 Professor Raymond's Report, 1872 , Darien Survey Index to private claims Receipts and expenditures, 1870 For the Navy Department. Report of Superintendent of Observatory for 1871. For the Library of Congress. Catalogue of Library For the Court of Claims. Eighth volume of Decisions, Treasury

Department.

Miscellaneous. Catalogue of Library

Miscellaneous binding Department of State

Interior Department War Department

ISTavy Department

Post-Office Department...

Agricultural Department.

Library of Congress House and Senate

Total.

Printing, and paper for tbe same.

Printing

$2, 325 00

5, 256 00

1, 605 90 268 80

1, 173 75

779 55

1, 546 35

5, 613 95

1, 514 25

2, 629 50

121 SO

390 00

24, 062 75

Paper.

m, 098 04

2, 175 33

1, 053 68

2, 315 03

317 95

226 95

371 60

204 03

18

-3

$4, 423 04

5, 256 00

3, 781 23 268 80

2, 070 21

1, 833 23

3, 861 38

5, 931 90

1, 741 20

3, 001 10

121 80

408 69

111, 591 75

1, 927 00

3, 682 50

1, 815 50

5, 720 20

1, 945 00 750 00

1, 200 00

15, 449 00

44, 080 95
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 43

Xo. 8.

Comparative aggregate statement showing the earnings and dis- bursements for the year ending September 30, 1873. By amount of printing, binding, and lithographing executed, as per Statement No. 1 $874, 998 27 By amount of printing and binding executed, as per Statement No. 2. 1, 210, 239 77 By amount of work done on unfinished documents, as per Statement

No. 7 77, 821 46 By amount of work executed in stereotype foundery 25, 859 38 By value of stock on hand, printing department, exclusive of machinery,

September 30, 1873 149,400 03 By value of stock on hand, binding department, exclusive of machinery, September 30, 1873 101,678 62 By machinery added during the year, for printing department 42, 807 45 By machinery added during the year, for binding department 2, 880 00 By amount of sales of paper-cuttings and printed matter 43, 274 08 Total earnings for the year 2, 528, 959 04 For amount stock on hand September 30, 1872, printing de- partment $107,592 47 For amount stock on hand September 30, 1872, binding de- partment 92,974 19 For amount expended for printing department, as per State- ment No. 3 754,537 62 For amount expended for binding department, as per State- ment No. 5 604,249 05 For amount expended for paper, as per Statement No. 4 . . . . 536, 988 21 For amount expended for lithographing and engraving, as per Statement No. 6 12,960 30 For amount of unfinished work September 30, 1872 154, 865 09

2, 264, 146 93 Amount of earnings in excess of expenditures 264,812 11
44 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding

during the gear ended September 30, 1873, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra ivork. PUBLIC PRINTING.

Name.

H. T. Brian

E. W. Kerr

J.A. Shanklin Maurice Joyce

E. M. Spedden

William Young , F. B. Stitt "William Franklin. .

.

George Gregory

Isaac Fuller

F. U. Stitt P. Glenroy John Furlong

C. A. Waterman

Alfred Thomson

Allen Coffin. B. J. Wynkoop

J. W. Work

W. J. Frizzell W. E. Childs

J. M. A. Spottswood . J. A. Benham W. H. Norton

H. Groshon

C. M. Robinson W. C. Gates

L. H. Smith M. D. Helm

F. H. Gervais Andrew Grogan

A. H. Brown

J. W. Thomas W. H. Collins W. S. Dodge

B. S. Piatt H. T. Leckie

C. B. Gilbert

R. P. W. Garnett....

T. T. Scott

P. H. Smith

A. F. Randolph

C. F. Gilmore

H. W. Gray

William McFarlane. M. W. Mitchell

B. IT. Barrows

Days.

$2, 100 00 130 693 34

313 1, 669 35

313 1, 669 35

313 1, 565 00 3084 1,814 06 287J 1, 446 86 284f 1,351 64 208| 992 14 273| 1, 432 38 2734 1, 426 96 268* 1, 408 96 289 1, 622 25 2911 1, 543 90 271| 1, 374 98

282|- 1,458 66

138J 682 53

310 1,464 36 43| 208 96 2934 1, 433 61 313 1, 727 28

276$ 1, 693 37 305§ 1,563 94

301* 1, 408 36 2714 1, 556 53 287 1, 526 38 146f 593 50

1214 570 63

161^ 850 50 289J 1, 285 50

1991 1, 026 97 276| 1, 197 50 298| 1,279 00 94$ 405 00 294f 1,409 50 264£ 1, 135 00 1184 525 50 8£ 35 50

13 52 00 295J 1, 327 00

299 1,328 0Q

292 1,272 50 294£ 1,291 50 286 1, 261 50 266$ 1,331 00 290* 1, 281 50

Name.

J.D. Chedal

J. M. Maloney

Lewis Petrie W. H. Hickman

Charles Danenhower

A. R. Quantrille Thomas Maloney

C. W. Schell

L. Woodward W. M. Boyd

C. P. Thomson W. C. Henry

O. F. Mattingly

C. M. Cyphers

J. C. Weise

T. F Fitzwilliam F S. Mathews W. M. Bass

C. W. Otis

T. M. Salmon

S. M. Davis

J. H. Kahlert

J. W. McCreary

J. P. Blakeslee Edward Watson

D. W. Irving W. J. Marshall

C. A. Brassier

S. J. Phillips D. K. Hackman W. H. Watson

B. A. Church W. L. Schmalhoff. . .

.

James Jack

S. Nunemaker

George Burklin

P. L. Schriftgiesser. .

.

J. H. Fletcher H. P. Acker

H. O. Hall

E. M. Grover James Power W. H. C. Breggeman

E. L. Scott Thomas McGowan..

J. C. Quein

•Time

employed.

Am't

received.

Days.

293 ij) 1, 237 00 270$ 1, 184 50 29 14 1, 248 50 3044 1, 317 50 282 1, 2o8 00 289§ 1 nio AA

1, 212 00 2884 1, 320 50 290 1 , 22o 50

2824 1, 250 50 2912 i, 2y.j oo 290$ 1, MtiZ 00

17 68 00

270?? 1, 112 00 291 1, 366 50

96§ 386 50 2902 1, 280 00 280

1

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13£ 52 50

56g- 259 00 2804 1, 184 00

191 907 50 2891 1, 288 00 285k 1, 260 50

134 53 00 288| 1, 292 00 287f 1, 269 00 284 1,253 50 2844 1, 201 00

1074 463 00

754 329 00 26 111 00 2544 1, 119 50 184£ 690 00 137| 317 00

9 36 00 1491 715 00

994 490 00

1114 480 00 2894 1, 279 50 279f 1, 208 50
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in thepuMic printing, ^c—Continued. 45

Xame.

a

Days.

179|

283| 282

277§

44f 233 274f

19f 262

286}

49 276§ A. McLean I 295}

229

291 183

J. K". Bovee

H. A. Skillman....

J. T. Heck

J. G. McDowell....

L. S. Crandell H. E. Keyser

Florence Sullivan.

C. A. Brown

J. E. Mickle

E. W. Goggin

H. H. Treher W. L. Crooker

H. 0. Holly W. C Sefton

T. J. Alleger H. G. Ellis CD. McPherson..

Samuel Wehrly .

.

W. H. Dennesson . A. D. Newbold

J. L. Slentz John Baker

William Piatt .... Thomas Hampson.

G. R. Medairy

J. M. Craig W. A. Ogle W. A. King

J. A. Sieber M. Brosnahan W. A. Mellis

J. M. Bidgaway . .

,

B. A. Eord

A. W. Leyburn . .

.

A. W. Silverberg . H. J. CaldweU.... W. E. Atwell

T. E. Mitchell .... J. J. Heron

T. S. Slentz James Bawn

D. Eaganti A. J. Gilmore

E. C. Smith

Alfred Bailey W. T. Priddy

A. H. Collins

J. W. Sherman...

286£- 293

293

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1, 126 00

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1, 278 50

1, 277 50 676 00 1,073 00

1, 210 50 1,145 50 917 50

1, 253 00 1,181 50 749 50

1, 149 00

1, 101 50

1, 224 00 285 50 209 50 208 00

1, 242 50 835 50 44 00

1, 209 00

484 50 240 50

1, 364 00

1, 166 50

118 00 536 00

1, 169 00 968 50

1, 166 50 44 00 145 00

Name.

S. McL. Byington .

.

J. A. Meyers, Eobert Teesdahv .

.

G. W. Drury

H. A. Keefer

J. A. Williams W. G. Burges

E. B. Eynon

Ed. Morgan

J. B. Smith

Albert Cottle W. E. Eamsey W. E. Holton

J. H. Ealston

J. F.Beardsley W. M. King

H. E. Winters

Berjjamin Eranklin.

J. E. Eeese

E. E. Biown

H. E. Pullan

H. P. Stein W. Heffelfinger

S. E. Mullan

J. H. Boner

J. H. Jenkins

E. G. Parritt M. S. Greene John Mclnnerney.

.

Keith Smith

E. H. Campbell A. T- Lillie C. D. Eletcher M. 1ST. Amiss

B. S. Kauffman

Clara Soule H. A. Eoresman

C. T. Johnson

E. S. Beeves

E. Burrows W. B. Wilkinson...

G. W. Howard

J. V. Stephenson . .

.

William Clarke

J. E. McBride W. M. Payne W. E. Bleakmore... Samuel Ferrier

G. M. D. Eandall .

.

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284|

285|

43}

475

179i 115|

255|

286

297|

273}

281 270i

276*

14 2641

284i 276|

138* 276}

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46 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the public printing, <fc. —Continued.

9 0, <2ft 'S s

CD

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52 <6ono nn $~us uu 231 04 nnuu

1541- oyo uu

1143 nig 541 50

1'3 52 00

78 312 00

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1 128 50 Icof /O"* OU

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280y i 1 oo ^n 1, \.A<6 ou 2201 Coo uu

,4007 1 noR ^n J , u^o ou 2171 coy UU 290£ i iftQ nn 1, loo UU 285£ 1, 145 00 1781 71 k; ^n (10 ou 267 1 077 50

29 31 1, 198 50 1581 646 00 2801 1, 151 50 2941 1, 177 00 294 i i i(K nn 1, 1 10 uu 309 1, 315 00

301 1 ooq nn 1, Zio UU 297 1, loo 0U

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1 Q1 776 00 301f 1, 400 75 29Pg 1, 193 50 147 590 00 114$ 305 02

47 125 33 3071 891 82 304| oocf nn OOO UU

3021 875 34 2801 817 00 2921 843 66

2831 820 65

197| 534 66 3051 749 49 279 1, 079 67

Name.

A. P. Douglas....

T. AY. Howard ... C. E. Thompson . D. AY. Beach

Z. E. Ross

E. AYentworth . .

.

E. E. Chisolm .... B. H. Enode

E. E. McBride.... George Bailleul .

.

E. A. Ehoderick.

.

El. F. Wiggin .... M. C. Foss M. V. B. Stevens . AY. H. Overocker.

0. C. Butler

J. G-. S. Hunnicutt

G. J. AYebb James Crossfield. James McCarthy.

H. E. Gatrell

J. AY. Eowan

AY. S. Brooks

A. Stiarwalt, jr .

.

C. T. Harding.... W. H. Powell

Eobert Cawthon . 1. J. Jamison

C.F. Fletcher.... Oscar Alexander.

L. H. Jullien AY. M. Stuart

G. AY. Cusbing. jr

J. E. Eisdon

Thoinas Turnbull. H. H. Bengough .

.

J. B. Mahan

B. A. Swan

A. B. Cooke

T. F. Havens

E. P. Fithian .... E. A. Suddith.... A. C. Bibighaus .

.

AY. A. AVilson .... B. F. Jenkinson .

.

AY. H. Sweeney .

.

B. O. Coim

H. M. Ewing

M. Hoyos

Time

employed,

Am't

received.

Days.

2781 #1^162 50 64| 258 50 115 530 50 229 1, 061 50 211| 902 00 223f 987 00

184 776 50

1851 862 00 191 76 50 41| 177 00 288f 1 362 00

198f 824 00 2731 1 191 50 289f 1, 270 50

170 746 00

2901 1,299 00 731 321 00 217f 893 00 290 1,169 50

129 516 00 2581 1 173 50 2781 1 177 50 2891 1 242 50 2851 1 286 50 2721 1 222 50 1631 678 50

19 76 00 26 112 00 701 305 00 2921 1, 290 00

15^ 62 00

711 317 50

19 76 00 27 108 00

100| 409 50 34i 157 50

63 25-2 00 147| 610 50

11 44 00 801 321 00 31 13 00 1311 627 50 286 1,282 50 22g 89 50 2801 1, 212 00

163i 704 50 24f 99 00

1291 519 50 201 83 00

Name.

C. S. Stevens

L. Bigelow

AY. H. Livermore.

.

J. C Eeilly

E. A. Davis , J. M. Judge N.N. Nock

J. H. Fairman

E. H, White

O. H. Nealy

A. Yan Alstyne... John Goodrick

B. F. "Wright

J. E. Eatcliff A. M. Eobinson . .

.

AY. E. Baum

AY. J.Mills

J. H. L. Eager

H. H. Twombly . .

.

AY. A. Hartman. .. T. D. Larcombe . .

.

Benjamin Fugitt..

Jefferson Smith . .

.

Stanley Snod grass

C. E. Hall

J. B. Close

J. E. Bright

C. H. Davis

L. M. Cady

G. AY. Howland . .

.

D. M. Covey

L. D. Hatch

AY. B. Donaldson .. Levi Nagle

C. J. De Yaughan . E. AY. Claxton

J. P. Boss M. E. AYoodward .

.

J. S. Powell

A. A. Smith Frank Davis -.. Julian Higdon

E. AY. Eeese

S. E. Brooks

S. L. Cook

J. S. Burnside

C. B. Eatcliffe F. C. Kemon

AY H. Shomo
/ REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

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

Name.

W. Y. Clarke D. W. Bruce W. H. Duling W. H. McFadden

G-. H. Seiduiore

F. H. Olipant

E. V. Rice W. Danenhower W. J. Naylor C. W.Rempp

D. R. Doyle

G. D. Teesdale W. S. Parks

J. J. Lackey W. T. Talbott

Charles Axe A W. F. Randolph /

Edward Flagg

J. B. Moulden . . D.B.McLeorl ./..

O. V. Shoino J.F. Scaggs

J. E. .Jones

J. S. Learock

J. W. Denane Edward Malone John "Waller John Wright

William Crawford W. H. Cole Miles Thompson Andrew Smith

A. J. Donaldson

T. F. Maher

George E. Patten

A. J.Preall

"William Farrington

F. J. Robinson Edward Duff George Gordon John Burnside .1. J. G. Hudson

J.F. O'Brien

J. E. Scott Morris Barreit

D. C. Reeves

F. H. Sage W. D. Redfield G. W.Swift

Days.

302£

301J

308 3Q7i

243|

306i 282f

295f 305£

2981- 223g

24 160J

153f 78g

52

52

5250|

49$ 51* 51£

2G 313 312£

313 313

313

313 313

170

8 313 313

198 300 311|

312i

312 308§

303£

313

50i 189g

313 312

313

310 307|

|906 51 733 00

816 16

771 75 499 58 630 33 534 88 367 04 368 40 348 09 261 19 28 00

187 55

179 23

92 02

60 66

60 66 60 66 58 91

58- 04

59 79

60 52 30 33 939 00 702 28

890 55 950 25

860 85

891 45

883 35

439 50

12 00

1, 669 35

1, 640 95

923 99

1, 545 50

1, 608 17

1, 389 75

1, 378 25

1, 366 50

1, 332 75

1, 377 50 214 00 838 25

1, 357 50

1, 382 00

1, 395 50

1, 387 50

1, 334 75

Name.

R. A. Porter

A. E. Sardo

G. W. Kreamer Thomas Sinon

C. W. Hurdle

Michael Friery A. D. McKinzie Columbus Hall J.D. Lydick.. John Fisher

J. A. Dawson , C. E. Montgomery.

.

M. J. Keleher

J. L. Jackson

A. H. Jones

C. E. Beach

F. W. Ryan

H. Evans

T. A. Ringgold

Mary Barry

S. E. Bateman

C. A. Bates

C. A. Hopkins Jennie Nolte Mary Croghan

Maggie Ryan . Margaret Gormley

Annie Mitchell . .

.

L. V. Biggs Annie McGuire ... E. AY. Stokes Anna Slentz Ida Brown

Annie Doherty Maria Benter Fannie Lee Amanda Barnes... H. A. Travers ..... M. W. Jones

Celinda Higby

Mary O'Brien

Elizabeth Dement. Martha Mahew . .

.

S. M. Adams

J. M. Wilkinson . .

.

L. L. Clark A. M. Palmer Martha Allison . .

.

Bettie Puraphrey .

313

310

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302f 306f

313 313

304

313 247|

28 102

306

311 311i

301i

310 304J

126| 306£

301 252i

17-| 46i 301J

283^

180-1 303| 302J 269J

17 306£

310 308J

143| 306£

301 298|

295|

308 236

310 2m

302J 303J

302 279£
48 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, Continued.

Name.]

Mary Nally Mary Hill Elizabeth Maugan . .

.

N. M. Fisher M. A. Foley M. E . Tenley

Delia Cremen

Catharine Burke

Johana O'Cormer

Henrietta Tompkins.

Sarah Campbell

Mary Mills Margaret Sweeney...

A. A. Shelton Jennie Donnelly

F. A. Grant

Elizabeth Croghan . .

.

Ellen Brick

Ellen McCarty

R. C. Booth M.M. Caldwell

Ella McGraw

Kate Lynch

Addie Edgerly Rosa McClelland

Lizzie Sollers Mary O'Brien Mary Schafer Kate Clements

Elizabeth Allen

Bettie Bailey , Charlotte Heatley . .

.

Louisa Darr

Josephine Carlisle . .

.

M. A. McCormick

M. M. Graham

Annie Heatley

Maggie McKie

M. A. Hunter Emma Swain

H. M. Crawford Mary Moore

Bettie Bartlett Kate Miller Ellen Barnes Mary O'Donnell Catharine Galvin Amiie Doyle

Days

310 309 309§

308

307# 309 30U

307 300*

295} 307f 268|

302

287

306 308£

303|

141 299f

921 299 287|

291|

228f

294|

77} 297f

292J 305f

172J- 291J

304 298

306 306}

302|

246|

254£

236i 238g

204J 225|

224i

231

149i 89£

140|

91 Ida Greanacher 61£

$518 40 515 30 516 23 515 00 516 21 515 10 500 75 514 50 502 12 499 85 514 26 449 28

507 75

481 80 513 00 524 04 509 01 250 05 499 06

155 95

508 15

474 28 470 44 389 92 486 75

131 05

496 82 484 42

500 82

301 95

477 07 512 00 496 60

521 65 500 75 501 96 402 16 403 22

390 79 391 76 338 77 372 81 370 75 382 30 235 47

141 40 222 31 144 10 98 85

Karne.

S. J. Cook

Lizzie Swank

Kate Sweeney

Delia Wall

E. Gardner

B. M. McXamara . .

.

Jennie Cassel Laura Little Haunah Fowler

H. A. Turner

A. H. Post W. H. Carr

E. C. Soules. E. Wheeler W. Seymour

R. W. Shorter W. W. Van Arsdale. M. T. Lincoln William Robinson .

.

James W. Hughes . .

.

A. L. Carrier W. C. Heck

D. C.McGivern

R. B. Harford Andrew Tafe

Ellis Hughes

L. I. Boteler R. C. Simonds G.M. Bond

R. E. Gayle

J. T. Whitaker James McKenney. .

.

B. C. Berry

L. B. May

John Ryan W. H. Murphy

Hugh Hart John Larcombe, sr .

.

J. A. Patterson William Davis John Bush

J. W. O'Conner

J. A. Claxton

J. H. Butcher

William Bell Samuel Dorsey , C. N. Stumph

G. H. Foskey

Simon Pocher

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6156

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311 3iij

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245

365

306

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365

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23 365

140 311£

313

313 3111

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REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 49"

No. 9.

Persons employed in tlie public printing, $-c.—Continued.

Xame.

Emanuel "Webb

Marshall Brown

Vincent Lemmon .

.

G. W.Cole

Michael Guerin John Bucknian W. T. Benjamin

G. Coakley

Henry McCoy

William Jordan

Irwin Gipsou Dennis Lyons

Hamilcar Turley

J. X. Dorster

Charles Fletcher

Sylvester Jordan

Patrick McManus. .

.

Lewis Thomas

E. P. Dunning

Eobert Boulden

G. R.Williams

Benjamin Coakley .

.

J. A. Boulden

E. H. Sutton C F. Daly

J. E. Hayne

J. E. Lotvry Benjamin Fox

G. W. Mulloy Manson Robinson . .

.

Henry Dudley James McMahon

J. H. B. Smallwoode.

L. A. Iardella A. M. Parsons W. H. Selby

F. P. Kimmell

R. R. Clarke

F. B. Baker

George Recar James Xally James Johnson W. H. Stebbins

F. Frazer X. Bunch

T. W. Goss W. J. Mobun W. D. Conway

Days

29~\ 289

307 295

309|

3021 287!

300 303 3091

309

47J 43 312£

313 365

344 312

155i 293

296 299|

2951 I 157|

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746 02 693 47 388 57

223 67 159 63 175 65 692 02

685 54

761 85 737 85 299 25

754 86 973 00 809 55

769 65 353 51

45 40 180 53 390 63 322 56 133 83 633 03 625 43 344 53 343 22 354 94 218 74

Xarns

E. A. Hall

G. D. Teesdale

C. W. Wells '.. J. M. Hawley

William McGuigan . O. H. McKnigkt

F. S. Stelle J.Foley

J. A. Bohn

C. E Curtis W. E. Saunders Frank Donnelly

J. M. Hall Alexander Elliott, jr. G. S. King W. B. Kelly H. C. Cowell

T. Quinlan W. M. Laporte

J. S. Smith

J.C. Kelly Michael Ryan

J. A. Daly W. A. Bartlett A. D. Brock

J. A. Scott E. X. Beal W. L. Aughinbaugh .

.

J. P. Morse

J. B. Mansfield

F. M. Dodge

J. C. Suydam

J. T. Benson

R. A. Cronin

J. I. Chamberlin A. McXelly

J. G. Boss

J. S. Gourlay

J. L. Sinn W. P. Durable

R. B. Tophani

J. R. Bradley

Daniel Grady

L. H. Patterson Wallace Brewer W. D. Fowler

A. R. Piatt G. F. Ashtoa

Days

H2.|

15 2001

200

122

15 1061

81|

85

42

5652

11 313

313

309 304

233

313

313

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313

261 242*

286

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238 26S£

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2931- 4
50 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public prin ting, fyc. —Continued.

Name.

J. J. Higgins

N". J. Cox

H". A. Swart W. A. Lavalette.

C. W. Baker

Jacob Shaffner... W.H. Myers Edward Britnmer William Krohr...

C. F. Weaver

J. E. Anderson . .

.

G. W. Eowler

B. E. Daily

E. W. Oyster

C. T. Colvin

J. F. Maupin

Jere. Sterner

S. T. Bates

J. W. Palmer W. J. Hewitt W. H. Miller A. J. Wegman . .

.

K P. Cutler

C. A. Murphy

Henry Dulaney.

.

George Preston .

.

W. H. Myers

P. L. Rodier

H". Watkins

M. Barringer John Heart W. M. Belt

C. B. Hough

B. F. Webb

E.B. Yarnell A. L. Settle A. Gordon

J. H. Lowry W. Allison Thomas Rich

E. Laporte

F. M. Stuart

C. Y. Langtree . .

.

G. W. Hodges ... J. K. Shoemaker

.

Henry Walker...

R. R.Riley

G. A- R McNeir . J. T. Mcholson. .

.

Bays.

285& U, 166 00 2671 1,104 00 282| 1,169 50 282| 1, 152 50 291£ 1, 199 00 287£ 1, 171 00 2561 1,037 50 2931 1, 258 50 288f 1,207 50 265| 1, 065 50

1511 718 00 263| 1, 060 50 104| 425 00 294J 1, 192 00

54g- 223 50

280f 1, 145 00 288 1, 314 28

2711 1, 101 50 288 1, 156 56 641 257 00 293 1, 222 50 1331 550 00

56 224 00 32 128 00

313 800 55

310 752 85 3071 732 13 313 1,669 35

313 1, 521 85 300| 1, 363 90

84 338 00

312-| 1, 299 00 313 1,298 00

731- 297 00 311t 1, 292 50 313 1,295 00 3101 1, 288 50

313 1, 305 50 272| 1,120 00 272| 1,114 00 306$ 1,250 00 187| 776 00

54 235 00 273 1,115 00 251 1,037 50 mi 741 00 67| 271 00 661 266 00 302 1, 264 00

iName.

M. Hunt

J. A. Garthwait

J. S. Jones t A. T. Borland

J. W. Busey

Moses Foskey

William Dowden

William Butler Henry Webb

D. Killafoyle.. Walter Drummond .

.

F. J.Ward

Stephen Brown , J. E. L. Rodier

A. M. Meacham ....... Jane Wright

C.C. Gibbons Mary Martin Kate Moriarty Joanna Corridon Mary Joyce M. E. Swain

Lizzie Cassidy

HE\ B. Penicks George Fordham

Kate Shortell Israel Sommers

Richard Berry John Shortell JohnTafe

George Dice M. D. Petteys

E. A. Sikken

J. W. Harrison, jr Philip Corridon James S aliivan Thomas Washington.

G. M. Raub

Patrick Quirk

J. F. Gates

Lafayette Torrey

L. T. Jewett

H. C. Tisdel W. H. Micklejr James McKenna

Dorsey Haines

G. L. Pearson

J. W. Whaples

Ellen Sheahan

Days.

312

313

481

313 313

3071 248

45 2621

313

313 313

16 207

3071

311 306

290

3111

305 3101

302

47 313 313 287

182 2861

17 309J

313

130 312|

267|

293|

3121 285|

292J

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3091 312 2901

2921 339

53

281 242

106
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the public printing, cfc. —Continued. 51

Name.

F. A. Rearden.

G. R. Jackson . L.A.Reid

J. B. Patterson. W. J. Harris . .

.

Days.

166111

187 128£

142 PIECEWORK

Th. Meunier

J. E. Ellegoocl "William Edelin Sama el Perley

Patrick Feehan

S. A. Towers W. A. Griswold

C. "W. Robinson Alexander Dercourt.

.

Thomas Fealy

H. M. Ewing

Cyrus Davis

J. T. Taylor

C. S. Stevens

T. Caton

"William Rutherford.

.

J. C.Bard Wesley Montgomery. S.E.King

R. F. Chisolm

Oliver Shaw

James Dougherty

C. O. Alexander Simeon Johnston

J. B. King

I. J. Jamison <

.

O. B. Church

C. M. Johnston

C. W. Denham

H. C. Tarlton A. T. Harrington

C. A. Burr W. W. Stanford

"W. H. Overocker

F. J. Waters

C. A. Brown

J. J. Heron

P. L. Schriftgiesser .

,

E. S. Zevely

T. F. Havens W.A.Wilson

$415 00

29 51 500 18 290 02 319 50

409 20

607 20

784 98 868 52

701 18 502 90

911 75

781 47 994 95

944 27

369 16 606 38 524 96 925 80 373 66

804 35 893 66 884 03

809 09 422 30 980 15 823 44

581 40 981 18

364 46 842 54 767 92

858 74 515 20

1, 036 70 834 00

110 30

691 98 418 30 995 55 585 30

686 18

550 50 22 20 335 95 598 50

Name.

A. A. Smith

F. H. Smith , George Burklin

G. J. S. Hunnicutt W. M. Stuart Robert Teesdale .

.

J. T. Keay

Theodore Hodes . .

.

J. W". Sherman

T. D. Sandy

J. G. Reilly James Robinson .

.

F. M. Lewis

S. D. Holden W. N. Croggon

H. A. Keefer W. E. Thompson..

R. R. Goodman . .

.

J. L. Welty W. H. Farrington.

J. F. Sheiry H. P. Acker

Allan Chancey

T. W. Shiel T. J. Alleger

G. W. Cushing, jr. Robert Cawthon .

.

J. R. Risdon

B. A. Swan

E. D. Smoot

J. W. Steiner

B. H. Knode

M. M. Shaffner....

C. G. Dennis

J. P. Garner

C. J. De Vaughan.

F. Barrows K P. Cutler

C. B. Ratcliffe T. D. Arnold

S. Adams

H. Anderson

E. Amos

A. Atchison

L. A. Allen M. Burrows M. Bailey Y. Bryan

J. Buckley
52 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

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

Xame.

Bays. M. Boyle M. Burke

J. Barry A. Butler

F. Bellman.... A. Bresnahan.

J. Beatty

E. A. Bailey.. A. Baldwin . .

.

M. Boffey

S.J. Blair

<T. Breslin E. D.Bond

C. Bates A. Barrett M. Boss M. R. A. Boyd

Ida Collins A. Callahan —

M. Clancy M. Cook M. A. Clancy .

.

S. Collins E. Conway

L. A.Carroll... M. Courtney . .

.

M. Colgan Kate Cook

J. Connor M. Coakley A. Connell M. Connolly . .

.

A. Carmocly

F. Chase

S. Cunimiskey . S. Cronin A. Cross

J. F. Gary

A. Collins E. M. Cameron

.

M. M. Davis . .

.

Mary Davis

K. Devine

C. Daily

S. Dickerson...

J. Davison

B. Duffy H. Dailv

$515 81 381 20 526 19 386 48

551 84 417 34 446 22

428 65 391 05

403 99 243 64 365 59 299 67 412 10 262 49 220 59

10 90 162 93 549 43 483 02

651 61 462 93 367 49 507 84

381 57

465 49 545 31 313 59 379 97 256 04 427 13 401 68 362 54 415 03 381 90

321 49 319 96

461 14

177 27

96 02 447 60 267 14 357 06 534 52

432 60 449 41 386 53 298 33

Xame.

M. Dawson

A. Duncan M. Donnelly ... A. Daly M. Darby

H. M. Downing

B. Daly M. Fleniming.

.

M. J. Flaherty.

C. Fowler

A. French M. S. Flood M. E. Fuller... M. Fordham . .

.

M. Fitzpatrick. E. J. Fullalove. M.Flaherty.... M. Fenton

A. Flynn E.French

L. A. Forney...

E. Germon

M. A. Graves.

.

E. Gray

E. J. Grinnan.

.

S. Giberson M. Gallagher...

B. Gleason M. Gibbs

E. Gould

J. Gaubert

E. Gardner K. Grant

I. Geiger M. Guy

T. Harrison A. Hughes

S. Hess

J. Howlin M. Hall

C. Howard

E. Hefiell

J. Heise A. Higgins K. F. Healy

E. Handebeau .

.

E. Havenner —

F. Harden
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, cj'c. —Continued. 53

Name.

A. Hodge

E. Hinwood

T. E. Hays

D. Harper

S. Husted M. Hyde

E. Hoey

Ella Hogan

M. Illsley

J. Ingraham

J. M. Jones A. Jones

R. A. Jolinson Ida Jordan

R. Korts

T. Keefe M. Keyworth M. Knott

B. Kennelly M.LaBille

E. Landvoigt

E. Lackey

C. Lushy

G. Lowe

S. Lynch

J. La Fontaine...

E. E. Lyons

H. Lay Anna Lougson

A. Lashhorn

A. Laughlain

A. Manning

A. Mangan

C. Mills K. McGarr

M. McCarty

H. Murphy

S. Moon

M. Maguire

A. McDowell

M. Markham

K. Meagher

C. Maus

M. Meekins

M. A. McXamara

M. Mattingly .... E. Marche

H. Morris M. McXamara ...

Days.

$31-2 55 303 00 395 42 374 31 593 14 240 41 199 96 172 3-2 522 83 108 91 460 74 478 89 429 18

401 04 543 61 852 00 507 66

307 27 574 42 465 28

619 97 426 86 513 10 522 91 460 53 567 20

427 47

371 19

21 40 261 98 189 19 308 27

474 36 309 48

348 83 555 50 382 44 188 28 503 69

471 57 500 21

176 03 554 50 415 93 348 37 436 02 584 57 344 73

429 23"

Xame.

J. Murphy

E. McCarthy... M. J. McLeod .

.

E. McFee

H. Minoag

M. McMahon .

.

M. Marshall.... M. Morris

C. J. McMahon

.

S. Martin

J. Morris

J.E. Mansfield.

B. A. Malon e . .

.

A. C. Murphy .

.

J. F. Murphy... M. Xestor

J. O'Conner M. Oakland M. E. Owner . .

.

C. O'Leary

B. O'Conner

S. Partridge M. Purely

C. Palmer

E. J. Proctor . .

.

A. Piggott A. Pleasants . .

.

R. Pocock

V. Power

E. Parker

K. Rear^sorner.. M. Piddle M. E. Ryan

M. Reilly D. Reilly M. Regau

L. Russell M. E. Sherwood

L. Silvers

C. Sheahan

K. Stevens M. Simons

Ida Sorrell L. Slagle M. Sullivan M. C. Stuart . .

.

C. Supple

T. Sefton L.Tucker
54 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the puNic printing, <f-c. —Continued.

Name.

M. A. Thompson

A. Thompson ... L. Trenis

D. Thompson . .

.

E. Thomas

A. M. Tinney . .

.

C. "Ward

E. Walling

J. Wilson M. "Woodend M. "Walsh

C. Wood

H. Webster

A. Wilson

L. Wilson M. White

C.Wright

M. Wickham

E. Wells

J. E. Wills K. Webster

S. Waters

Days.

$497 30 414 14 493 54 392 92

414 87 107 30 532 32 706 32

527 82 497 77 526 64

286 53 380 98 467 34 539 96

240 84 259 00 133 68

351 08 417 63 310 66 521 29

Name.

M. A. Joyce

Eliza Joyce

L. Piggott S.E.Burch M. Keating M. A. Hardcastle. M. E. Little M. Ward

K. Holohan

L. Hays

C. Power

E. Dickerson A. Ralph

A. M. O'Bryon . .

.

S. E. Haines

I.E. Poche A.Walsh

A. Keefer M. Quinn

S. Kleiber M. P. Wrenn

Elizabeth Allen .

.

PUBLIC BINDING-.

J. H.Poberts

J. W. White

D. W. Landvoigt .

.

Charles Lemmon.. W. B. P. Williss...

C. Denham. ... G. W. Erancis, sr .

.

E. A. Manning

J. F. Buehler Augustus Jacobs . Ig. M. Knott

T. E. Stewart A. G. Hallett J. H. Maine Henry Morgan

A. Fitzsimons

G. Posewag

B. J. Bnrnell Thomas Songster . J. W. Meyer

J. H. Paterson

E. Wakeling

Willi a-m Gaisberg.

313

312£

313 312J

301J 276|

311* 2941

294 296|

298£ 257£ 283f

294 306|

297J 265J

297J

2691 277J

298|

29G£

100 00 669 35

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Samuel Koockogey

S. T. Crawford Thomas Beckett

Daniel Murphy

G. L. Tracy

J. E. Gaily A. A. Henry W. V. Bain

H. Hyde

H. Hammond

John P. Moran W. T. Bodensick

H. C. Hunt

Martin McCormick . .

.

A. W. Luhrs

Joseph Madden

H. G. Luerssen John Cole

T. J. Kelly

J. W. Harrison W. P. Slattery

J. W. Gray

Alexander McAllister

247| $990 50 310| 1, 242 00 299J 1, 199 50 301£ 1, 209 00 291f 1, 186 50 146£ 667 50 305 1, 220 00 235§ 994 00 226f 919 00 300* 1, 201 00 292| 1, 171 50 253} 1, 013 00 170^ 743 50 290* 1, 164 00 243* 974 00 289* 1,158 00 241* 1, 124 00 297| 1, 205 50 284£ 1, 247 50 255| 1, 119 00 298* 1, 307 00 267* 1, 194 00 299i 1, 198 CO
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, $c.—Continued. 55

Xame.

F. H. W. Rutland. Edwin Walmsley . T. J. Hardester ... J. K. Bailey John Gantley George Wiant

D. Crawford

F. B. Trout W. M. Xicholson..

•J. M. Bose

J. Y. McGraw .... D. P. Steele W. H. Bichardson James Stewart

J. B. Harmer

F. S. Metcalf

J. L. Batcliff T. M. Triplet t .... C. T. Elwood

C. A. Williams....

J. W. Pyemont . .

.

C. H. Bowne

H. C. Dobbs Mark Maiforth . .

.

George Siggers . .

.

George Corlies T. W. Dutcher.... W. H. Harmer

John Espey

Samuel Davis William Scott

J. J. Byrnes

Dennis Toomey .. H. C. Espey

T. 0. May

J. A. Landvoigt... W. B. Burger M. B. Gordon

G. W. Fisher

C. E. Tretler

J. T. Blakeney....

G. B. P. Britt R B. Harford

F. C. Philpitt

J. E. Bullock Peter Byrne

B. A. Connell

J. S. Robinson

G. D. Burch

lployed. ©

o

Time

en 9

<3 Days

294| $lj 180 00 298 1, 244 00 36g 153 00 59 1 239 50 14 56 00 36 144 00 1021 409 00 2991 1, 210 00

289£ 1, 247 00 106f 505 00 82| 362 50 155| 706 00

24 96 00 311 1, 299 50 304J 1, 216 50 302 1, 255 50 3121 1, 309 00

294J 1, 199 50

301 1, 225 50 301J 1,208 00 3071 1, 240 oa

131J. 524 GO 292| 1,213 50 304| 1,257 00 306f 1, 235 00 310§ 1, 286 00 3091 1,278 50 301f 1, 239 00 25i| 1, 042 00 298| 1, 242 00 2991 1,347 00 299 1, 201 50 302f 1, 403 00

303 1,265 00 2981 1, 320 00 2961 1, 356 50 300| 1, 291 50

298| 1, 197 00 288f 1,263 50 2821 1, 231 50 184f 739 00 301t 1,333 50 1614 730 50 295| 1,370 00 2941 1,176 50 2982 1,322 00 305| 1,230 50 287i 1,259 00 296f 1, 350 50

ISTame.

C. E. Walker.. Y.. Henry McGivern . G. W. Francis, jr..

J. A. Perkins Henry Weise

J. W.Beall I J. H. McCormick.

,

F. R. Cunningham

C. H. Koehler James Read

D. A. Thompson .

.

C. F. Weser

J. C. Hodges

William McLane.

A. D. Stidham

C. P. P. Wroe

C. S. Willis

J. P. McKean .... James St. Clair

R. F. Foster

F. Siebert , W. D. Hotchkiss .

.

G. H. Maurer

C. H. Walker

J. A. B. Espey

Alexander Bain. .

.

W. F. Clarkson....

J. P. D. Caton Frank Miller D. W. Barnitz Jacob Eeiher

J. H. Bush

C. L. Dowden

John Doherty

Ed. Pumphrey

L. W. Denham

Thomas Menshaw

H. T. Houch , A. A. Smith

William Howlett.. M. A. Dubois

J. T. McGowan ... W. M. Glover CM. Knott , Charles Fowler . .

.

J.B.Smith

J. D. Conner

Alfred Thomas . .

.

D. F. Mahoney

Days.

273*

295|

34 281|

2931

3001

247| 295f

303i

282 295i

2801

268f

302

299J

247i

263i

2981

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297

296 287|

309f

288f 210|

163{ 2711

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143| 289 J 299 2915

126§ 278$

3031

271| 2941

275|

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$1, 253 50

1, 335 00 136 00

1, 269 50

1, 299 50

1, 409 50

1, 121 00

1, 306 00

1, 289 00

1, 270 50

1, 3D0 50 1,241 00 1,235 00

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1,297 00

1, 119 50

1, 105 50

1, 341 50 662 00 505 00 1,233 50

1, 408 50

1, 294 50

1. 384 00

1, 216 00

1, 296 50

1, 386 50 1,332 00

1, 427 00

1, 282 50

841 50 653 00

1, 189 50

1, 238 50

1, 345 50 616 00

1, 335 00

1. 385 00

1, 348 50 506 50 1.258 50

1, 417 50

1, 156 50

1, 217 50

1, 211 50

1, 414 50

1, 301 50

1, 201 50

956 00
56 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the public printing, $c.—Continued.

Name.

Thomas S. Baylie .

.

Andrew Melville . .

.

W. G. Evans

P. C. Caldwell John Adams

Augustus Kuhner.

J. J. Brunor

J. A. Eyan

S. W. Bowen

A. Schulz

Willian Chedal .... J. A. Maurer

H. T. Eckart

H. J. Kehr Thomas Kehol

E. Nash

J. S. Maddren W. H. Gorhutt

D. E. Hallock Gustave King

J. L. Bentzler

P. J. Byrne

E. T. Eckloff

B. Chase

J. C.Cobb

Orrin Eddy

G. 0. Barnes

E. B.Walker

Charles Sbettle

C. Franz

T. J. Davis

William Hayes

P. C. Gillon Andrew Tafe

T. S. Campbell

G. H. Bodensick

Charles Filey

G. T. Dickel. M. H. Maroney. Harry Anderson.

J. L. Dease. James McNally. W. A. Wells

A. Vessie

J. A. Rutherford

C. B. Scharf.

J. E. Knight

E. Eidway W. G. James

Days.

2892

283*

206J- 301} 30H

298J

286g 293*

108J

301^

295 280|

285|

297

240 _* 291f

280 274} 235§

301* 294J

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1161 242|

211

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1, 309 50

1, 308 00

1,411 50

1, 335 50

1, 35G 00 1,311 50

1, 297 50 486 00

1,415 00 1,347 00 1,271 00

1, 322 00

1, 306 50

1, 070 00

1, 357 00 1,241 50

1, 259 50

1, 089 50

1, 409 50

1, 315 00

1, 302 00

1, 189 50

8ii0 00

1, 349 00

1, 343 50

1, 368 00

1, 276 00

1, 287 50

1, 329 00 240 50

1, 239 94

1, 363 94 936 50

534 00

1, 127 00 944 00 420 00 945 00

876 00 679 50 634 50 558 00

440 00 459 00 463 00 457 00 118 00 316 00

Name.

John Dawson

C. H. Krener

William Marshall . .

.

S. W. Potts

J. J. Schoonmaker .

.

H. H. Hobel

J. W. Murray

D. A. Murphy

H. M. Cole

C. H. Welsh

J. H. Graham

Maurice Flynn

E. M. McPherson, jr.

S. W. Lewis

George Griffith

J. C. Mothesheil

IT. L. Wells

T. Haswell W. T. Johnson

L. W. Sharpe

Celia Crow

Annie Reilly E. V. Sanderson K. H. Locke M. E. Dow

I. E. Westerfield .... D. B. Stack

Josephine Gheen

Ella Eiley

E. Osmond

E. E. Burns

Lou. Pemberton

S. L. Berry

Lizzie Dewey

F. Sullivan M. E. Moore

C. Crooks

S. E. McCafferty

E. B. Morley

J. C. Bumsey

J. Cathcart Louisa Wells

J. E. Bennett

Charlotte Yeatman .

.

M. E. Dulaney

M. E Barry Margaret Shields Kate Kelly Margaret Kennelly .

.

H

Days.

73£

73|

70i 65

64

58^

1613

7 311J

307 3062

311*

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313 3092

313

308 31U

14§ 227*

309* 274* 2531

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286§ 262|

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286 310f

307*

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EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, Sfc.—Continued. 57

Name.

Frances Straub Mary Honan

Blanche Westerfield

S. J. Davis

Ella Gallagher Mary Fox

M. J. Topham

M. M. Reilly

Rittie Mitchell

Sallie Rowan

A. A. Colclesser

.Rose Kleiber Agnes Adams

L. A. Caulk M. A. Wasney

Margaret Sohns Maggie Byrnes Mary Rhyon

M. A. Fisher M. Falconer Jennie Goss Eva Walker

Florence Love

Annie Garey

H. Gillott P. A. Schermerhorn

.

A. E. Stokley

Alice Alexander M. B. Hyde

E. V. Slyer Fannie Malone

Sallie Best H. TV. Hobbs

Alice Johnston Mary Goldrack Mary Utley

R. M. Darby

M. E. Keleher James Johnson

I. J. Phoenix

0. Stuart M. E. Bailey

L. Gaughran

George McCauley. .

.

S. A. White

E. T. Coke Emma Earp

T. M. Garrett

F. D. Cowling

loyed.

ived. p.8 O

<B u

Time £

Days.

77 $160 00 49J 98 25 lOf 21 75 288! 564 53

46! 92 25

300! 587 35 295§ 580 25

48! 96 50

242! 473 85 5H 102 50 301 588 75

294 579 68 310J 621 75 313 573 85 295| 552 48 291f 581 31 277| 518 31 106J 195 71 290 573 66 313 623 10 298! 594 •20 296| 556 55

251 508 68 272§ 512 81 297 590 00 220 i 521 53 93f 183 69 286! 524 58

270\ 535 83 268| 520 74 29 If 573 69 302! 712 98

311 425 98 303 418 27 284! 393 95

102 136 00 156 208 35 488! 409 12 308! 492 06

27 38 38 301| 417 70 307| 427 01 283| 390 06 298| 398 33 297| 411 09

305| 424 66 250 333 35 219! 299 00 289| 402 16

Name.

Beatrice Terrell .

.

F. R. Delaney DeC. Ringgold....

J. E. Iardella A. R. Weaver

Eugeine Rivaux .

.

M. W. Gibson Anna Longson Amelia Moreno...

Isabella Metcalf .

.

S. F. Harbaugh . .

.

G. S. Britt

S. E. Twitchell

F. S. Dove

Minnie Schoepp .

.

M. Herzberger M. C. Dove

A. S. Davidson

Ella Garrett M. E. Mahoney M. T.Lincoln William Robinson George E. Patten . J. W. Hughes .... A. L. Carrier W. C. Heck

D. C. McGivern...

Ellis Hughes

L. I.Boteler

R. C. Simonds

G. M. Bond

J. T. Whitaker.... James McKenney. W. H. Murphy.... Thomas Mullen . .

.

W. H. Fletcher . .

.

John Hastings

C. L. Graenacher . G. L. Ready W. L. Marchael. .. T. A. Kennard

John Lynch

William Cruso W. T. Kelly Moses Smith Arthur Summers . Charles Barr

O. B. Chrismond .

.

G. G. Koehler

Days.

283§

307f 309!

11637§ 256! 266f

1185

216f

207 141!

117|

56f

896236|

2625J

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97 103

103 103

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120 273

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58 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the public printing, Sfo.—Continued.

Name.

Abraham Rawls .

.

Burr Leucas Edward Darby .... •James Frank Hiram Spear

J. C. Smith H. I. Elwood

Joseph Morgan . .

.

E. A. Fenton

J. A . Gleason H. C. Joy

E. E. Bnchecker .. D. F. S. Rodgers .

.

Patrick McNamee

Robert Logan W. L. Lamb

Ellen Sheahan

J. M. Heck

Michael Carroll . .

.

George "William. .

.

E. A. Holl James NallyPIECEWORK. M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris Mary Morris

S. E. Cronin

N. M. Tibbetts

J. Rutherdale Kate Kelly

1ST. C. MiddlekauflL

.

Ellen Sullivan Margaret Stewart . Isabella Johnston .

.

L. Dennison

Margaret Kennelly

.

Frances Straub

L. S. Seeders

Ella Donley

J. E. Minor

Martha Bradley

J. Goldsborough . .

.

Mary Gallagher. . .

.

Ann Brannon

Ella Haurahan

S. E. Twitchell

E. J. McElfresh.... Susan Guerin

Days.

312 296§ 296J

270*

347J

284 299

312

159|

313 228f

293

328

310 313

233 202

87|

174 120 123|

52

$704 40 727 41 769

627

6686 648 51 769 20

672 75 813 00 377 71 704 25 544 98

740 38

823 80 697'50

704 25

603 45

191 80 217 81 391 50 270 00

278 16 117 00

669 43 552 19 586 70 543 56

619 95

641 83 521 82 596 51 615 02 683 19

621 22

144 59 655 71 549 89 730 72 717 65 746 51 698 61 656 33

505 91 539 08 645 00 275 98

480 75

287 79

Name.

Jane Bosworth ...... Annah Smith Margaret Cronin

Susan Lemmon

S. C. Kennedy

C. Renneker

L. Mack

R. Tolson Ada Glover

Clara Boswell M. Bryan M. W. Lee

S. C.Watson

Elizabeth Huntress Mary McKenna

Mary Fagan

C. Monahan

Martha Elwood M. A. Broadbeck. .

.

Minnie Shiver Minnie Smith M. J. Hand

I. C. Moore M. S. Gordon

Eugeine Rivaux

Nellie Krafft Kate Reilly G. Mitchell Mary Geddes

L. J. L. Robinson .

.

Kate Sprigg

E. J. Hooper E.G. Hayes , A. V. Hunt

A. H. Lindsley

B. D. Friend Lydia Force Mary Atchison M. E. Brown

Adele Lafon

L. V. Stansbury Mary McDonough .

.

L. V. Klopfer Emma Hooker

P. T. Hopkins M. A. Greene Mary Shugrue

Ellen Corner Mary Barry
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, fyc. —Continued. 59

Name.

M. A. Seitz Catharine Stanton . Sallie Michael

Jennie Gates M. A. Frauncis

S. E. Elwood

S. E. Bicker.... Frances Graves M. L. Ludlow

Eleanor Hubbard .

.

M. E. Hill Lura McNall Mary Miller

L. C. Estabrooks . .

.

Virginia Magruder. M. F. Dove M. A. Marr

Kate Goodwin

Annie Lare M. A. Ford

I. J. Phoenix

Catharine Durham.

Flora Pruett M. E. Dulany

EH Days.

$471 39 505 21 486 11 585 26 412 53 685 12

174 40

531 51 473 30 337 59 497 50 528 57

495 13 558 17 135 93 510 29

502 08

76 80

9 92 505 63 487 38 404 79 313 17 290 71

Name.

Ella Gallagher Mary Honan

Margaret Shields M. M. Reilly... Bit tie Mitchell

Sallie Bowan Emma Newell M. B. A. Boyd

M. J. Walker

Alice Webber

A. C. Francis Annie Fowler

Lizzie Smith

Elizabeth Tolson

B. Sampson l M. A. Brannan J.

.

Jennie House

Nettie Lenman

Jennie Kline

C. B. Turnbull Nannie Nolan

H. B. Evans

J. F. Carlisle Mary Ferral

Days.

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