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ANNUAL REPORT

OF

' THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

SHOWING

The Condition of the Public Printing^ Binding^ &g.

Dece:mber 2, 1S72.—Ordered to lie on the table and be printed.

Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, December 2, 1872. Sir : I have fhe honor to transmit the twentieth 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,

Congressio7ial Printer.

Hon. Schuyler Colfax,

President of the Senate. Office of the Congressional Printer,

Washington, November 30, 1872. To the Senate and House of Representatives : In conformity with the provisions of the law regulating the public

printing, I have the honor to submit my annual report, showing the

exact condition of the printing, binding, and engraving, the amount and

cost of such printing, binding, and engraving, the amount of paper pur- chased for the same, and such further information as may be within his

[my] knowledge in regard to all matters, connected therewith also, a

statement, showing " the number of hands employed and the length of

time each has been employed." The tabular statements accompanying

this report are made up for the year ended on the 30th of September,

1872, 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 whicti 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.

No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies infacsimile of maps, plats, diagrams, &c., for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States. I
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No. 7. Showing the estimated cost of work unfinished on the 30th of Septemher, 1872. No. B. Comparative aggregate statement, showing the earnings and disbursements for the year ended September 30, 1872. No. 9. Showing the number of hands employed, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each, for the year ended Septi^mber 30, 1872. COST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTINa AND BINDING.

Statements Kos. 1 and 2 will show tlie approximate cost of tlie public

printing and binding for eacli Department of the Government during

the year ended on September 30, 1872, as it appears on the books of

this Office. The Statement '^o. 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 aiinual reports and other public documents which were printed in excess of the usual number, (1,650 copies, and 50 coi)ies 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 Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, were as follows

:

For the public printing , $705,596 21 For paper for the public printing ^ 498,989 25 For the public biuding 541,663 16 For lithogra.phing and engraving for Congress *. 42,257 90 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 1*, 331 75 For salaries, &c., in the OfiSce of the Congressional Printer 12, 514 00 By reference to Statement ISTo. 1, it will be seen that a large number

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

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

the Executive Departments and Bureaus.

The following table exhibits the disbursements of this Office, under

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

1864, 1§65, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871, and 1872, viz

:

Tear.

Office

of

the

Superintendent.

Public

pinnting.

Paper

for

the

public

printing.

Lithographingaud engraving.

Public

biuding.

Mapping

for

the

United

States

Supreme

Court.

_ Total.

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

1865.... 14, 869 54 439,856 14 1, 285, 959 51 96, 907 04 387, 228 09 2, 279 00 2, 227, 099 32 1866 .... 13, .545 10 400, 541 00 896, 929 71 112, 272 05 445, 009 57 1, 081 92 1, 869, 379 35

1867...- 13, 769 43 452, 998 22 635, 106 09 108, 624 75 386', 203 98 2, 515 92 1, 599, 218 39 1868.... 13, 941 98 454, 502 56 385, 440 97 105, 356 77 346, 723 82 3, 102 75 1,309,068 85 1869.... 16, 596 20 559,218 .56 399, 798 51 145, 370 51 385,219 41 1, 037 50 1, 507, 240 09 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, 021 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
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The amouQt realized daring the year from tlie sale of paper, papersliaviiig's, documents, &c., is $36,999.12, which has been deposited iu

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, as the usual number, 1,625 copies for the

Senate, and 1,050 for the House; and also 825 copies of bills and reso- lutions for the Senate and House, each. For information, I would state that these will be distributed, during the third session of the Fortysecond Congress, in accordance with the following schedule

:

Where delivered. a S

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 Foldiug-room of the Senate

State Department

Secretarj- of the Treasury

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

Ordnance-Office Congressional Printer

File-copies Eeserved for lauding

Total number printed ,

265

20 156

6 190

5

1

11418 958

265

149 124

6

1

114

7 1,087

340

20 230

15 170

10

105

14

20

340

308

130

1, 625 1,650 The reserved docuiuents are bound iu volumes of api^ropriate size (in

sheep and calf) and are distributed as follows

:

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

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior

Libi ary of Congress

Library of the House of Eepresentatives Library of the Court of Claims

Congressional Printer ,

112. 263

43

60 420 . 52

7

Total reserve.

112

361

60 47052

30

2

Such number of extra copies of the public documents are printed as

are authorized by law or may be directed by the special order of the
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Senate and House of Eepresentatives ; and tliese are distributed in the manner directed by law or by the House ordering them.

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?' Under the direc- tion of the committee, contracts were entered into for supplying any

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

December, 1872, with the following persons:

Class 1.Fine iincalendered printing-paper, 24 1)]) 38 inclies, Ary pounds per ream o/500 sheets: William Hoffman, Baltimore, Maryland, 5,000 reams, at 13.84 cents per pound.

William Hoffman, Baltimore, Maryland, 5,000 reams, at 13.89 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 5,000 reams, at 13.94 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 5,000 reams, at 13.97 cents per pound.

H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 5,000 reams, at 14.09 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 5,000 reams, at 14.19 cents per pound.

Class 2.

Calendered printing-paper, 24 hy 38 inches, 53 j^ounds per ream of 500 sheets : Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 2,500 reams, at 16.34 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 2,500 reams, at 16.44 cents per pound.

Francis H. Smith, New York, 5,000 reams, at 16.48 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,500 reams, at 16.49 cents per pound. H. M. Clarke & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, 2,500 reams, at 16.59 cents per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 500 reams, at 16.62 cents per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1,000 reams, at 16.62 cents per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 500 reams, at 16.62 cents per pound. Class 3.

Sized and calendered printing-paper

:

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 3,600 reams, at 16.62 cents per pound. Class 4.

Map-paper : C. Magarge & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 5,000 reams, at 18.92 cents per pound. Class 5.—Writing-iyapers : Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 24,900 reams, more or less, at 20.62^ cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 4,500 reams cover-paper, at 18.50 cents per pound.

R. B. Mohun & Co., Washington, 250 reams Manila, at 12.50 cents per pound. Class 6.

Colored writing-papers : Campbell, Hall & Co., New Y^ork, 4,900 reams, more or less, at 22 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 2,500 reams folio blue, at 20.50 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, 300 reams cap, of any size, at 22.40 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 50 reams gold envelope, at 22 cents per pound.
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Class 7.

Paper for Post-Office hlanlcs : Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 1,300 reams, at 14.76 cents per pound.

Wheelwright, Mudge & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 1,300 reams, at 15.14 cents per pound. Class 8.

Sized and calendered tinted printing-papers

:

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, 3,000 reams, at 17.12 cents per pound.

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

of each kind of paper purchased during the 3^ ear ended on the 30th

of September, 1872, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount ex- pended was 1498,989.25. There remained on hand at the end of the

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

statement, amounting in value to $107,529.47.

It is a matter of considerable moment with the Congressional Printer

whether the contractors to supply this Office with paper are men of honor

and responsibility as manufacturers, or mere adventurers who seek

speculation in this line of traffic; for, by virtue of his position, he is placed between the contractor and the Government, to guard the public

interest against delinquency and wrong, by seeing to it vigilantly that

the terms of the contracts are faithfully fulfilled in every respect.

It is but just, however, to the contractors for paper during the past

year that I should state that, as a class, they have discharged their

obligations watli fidelity. The quantity required and consumed under

these contracts has been unusually large, and the quality, with slight

exceptions, has been well up to the standards adopted by the Committee

on Printing. Under providential interpositions, it has been, at times

during the past year, somewhat difficult to reach a prompt and adequate

supply of papers under the existing contracts, but it is due to the contractors that I should state that, under the most adverse circumstances,

they have evinced a disposition to do all in their power to discharge

their contract-obligations with fidelity.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $42,257.90,

the details of which will be found in Statement lN"o. 6. MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Some of the records of the Supreme Court of the United States which

are ordered to be printed are accompanied by maps, plats, diagrams,,

&c., and a small number of copies in facsimile, on . tracing-linen, are required for the use of the court. These, for the last year^ cost the sum

of $1,331.75.

THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended on account of the public binding during the- year ended September 30, 1872, was $541,663.16, the details of whichi
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will be found in Statement No. 5. The value of the materials ou hand

at tlie end of the year was $92 974.19. The experience and the records of the past year show conclusively

that, although the room and facilities of the Government bindery had

been largely increased in 1871, its accommodations do not keep i)ace with

the increase of its business.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

The orders made by Congress and executed in this Office for con- gressional printing and binding during the i)ast year, ending September 30, amount to $893,189.97. The year preceding was $079,819.75,

for the same class of work. Tins shows an increase during the last year, over its predecessor, within a traction of 25 per cent. By reference to the accompanying tables, it will be seen that this

office has completed during the past year 119,284 pages of documentary,

composition, and 786,900 volumes of that class of work, many of which

exceed one thousand pages each.

DEPARTMENT PRINTING AND BINDING.

The law of May 8, 1872, relating to the executive printing and binding, takes effect on the 1st of July next. Under this statute, each Department or public office is to be supplied with printing and binding in ac- cordance with definite appropriations, which cannot be exceeded. It is somewhat important, therefore, that the several amounts thus appropriated to the Departments and offices shall not aggregate a sum exceeding

that appropriated for the exeeutive printing and binding, and placed to the credit of the Congressional Printer therefor. If this point is not

kept in view by the Committees on Appropriations in the two Houses

of Congress, and the departmental appropriations for printing and

bindingare made to exceed those of this Office, its fund may be exhausted

before the requisitions made upon it are filled, and it may in this way be

forced to suspend for want of funds, while the limit of authority to draw

upon it for printing and binding may not have been reached.

The demand for executive printing and binding grows with each year, as the country expands in population and the interests of the Government become enlarged. The increase in departmental and other executive printing and binding, during the past year, over its predecessor, is about 15 per cent. PATENT-OFFICE PRINTING, ETC. . The law of January 11, 1871, abolishing the publication of the annual

mechanical report with illustrations, has reduced this expense very considerably. As a measure of economy it appears to be a success. The

specifications and illustrations which are designed for use as evidence

in the courts are now bound and issued monthly, instead of weekly, as

lieretofore, which is qufte a saving in i)ress-w"ork,* paper, and binding.
EEPOPvT OF THE COXGEESSIOXAL PEIXTEE. 7

The present niiinljer issued is chiefly confined to providino; the clerks'

offices of the United States courts with volumes to be used in evidence.

The expense of printing these is provided for in my annual estimates

for appropriations, but, should an increase of this number be called for and ordered, it will be an act of justice to the funds of this Office that

all copies held for sale should be sold by this Office, and the funds real- ized therefrom should be placed to the credit of its printing and binding

funds, to re-imburse an expense not provided for in its regular estimate

for appropriations*

STEEEOTYPE-POTJis^DEEY.

This branch of the business of this Office continues to vindicate the

convenience and economy of its establishment. The following is a

correct exhibit of the product of its labor for the year ended Sep- • tember 30, 1872

:

Value of plates. &c., mannfactured, at trade-x)rices 835,371 OS Amount expended for labor and material consumed 16, 516 80 Xet saving to the Government 18, 854 28 BKAXCH PEIXTIXa-OEFICE.

The branch printing-office at the Treasury Building has been con- tinued during the past year with very favorable results as to economy

and efficiency, and reflects credit in its management upon the assistant

foreman in charge.

THE PPvIXTi:sG-OFFICE BEILDI2sG.

I deem it a part of my duty to inform Congress of the present condition of the buildiug in which the public printing and binding are now

done, as well as to its present accommodations and prospective necessities. The enlarged buikling is barely adequate to meet the present

necessities of its increasing business. There is no room to spare to

a prospective increase, and I would recommend an appropriation suffi- cient to erect a wing on the west line of this property, from the main

building to the alley, similar in structure (except the tower) to that

erected on Xorth Capitol street one year ago. That would give more

favorable rooms for machine-shop, paper-warehouse, and stereotypefonndery than are at i)resent afforded, and enlarge the composing-room,

bindery, and folding-room, all of which will soon require additional

accommodations.

In this connection I would respectfully call the attention of Congress

to the present and prospective condition of the Government PrintingOffice buildiug and property under the newly-established grade of H

street. This grade has been raised—though I have formally protested

against it—so as to fill up the western entrance, used by the employes,

considerably above the floor, while the pavement of the sidewalk is
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sloped toward, instead of from, the wall of the building, thus pre- cipitating the roof and sidewalk water upon its foundation and

exposing the press-room, which is filled with valuable and delicate

machiner}^, to a moisture which will be injurious alike to property and

the health of the operatives. So long as it is not practicable to elevate

the floor of the press-room, with its vast and valuable machinery, to the grade of the sidewalk, that grade should be depressed so as to re- lieve the building of all accumulating water underneath its first floor and save the machinery from the inevitable consequences of a moisture

which contracts rust. Having done all in my power by way of courteous protest to save

this property from damage, I now respectfully call the attention of

Congress to the matter, trusting it will take such action as the necessities of the case may seem to demand.

CONCLUSION.

I would again call the attention of Congress to the salaries paid by

law to the several clerks in this Oflice as inadequate to justly compensate them for the amount of labor performed under their increasing

duties. I would further suggest that the law limiting the number of

clerks to be employed in this Office should be so altered as to give the

Congressional Printer discretion and power to increase the number of

his clerks as, in his judgment, the necessities of the Office will warrant,

under the same restriction that applies to other emplo^^es : that he

shall not, at any time, employ in said establishment more hands than

the absolute necessities of the work may require."

From the statistics of this report, it is apparent that a vast increase

of labor has been performed within this Office during the last year. The

results establish their own record. The present organization and arrange- ment of the Office, with its increased facilities, under a skillful and faith- ful corps of subordinates, alike in the clerical and mechanical departments, have enabled the Congressional Printer to discharge his duties

with comparative ease and comfort, and, he trusts, to the public satisfac- tion and benefit. All of which is respectfully submitted.

A. M. CLAPP,

Congressional Frinter.
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26 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 2.

Statement shoiving tlie cost of printing, and paper for same, and of blank hooTcs, binding, ruling, cfc.,for the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government, for the year ended the 'SOth of September, 1872.

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17, 170 60 7 089 25 24,259 85 13, 020 17 37, 280 02 Internal Revenue 39, 484 56 29 515 96 69, 000 52 18, 206 02 87,206 54 5,615 68 1 184 41 6, 800 09 • 6,748 97 13,.549 06

15, 200 58 2 722 26 17, 922 84 2, 980 40 20, 903 24 Light-House Board 5, 397 84 2 197 54 7, 595 38 13, 139 51 20, 734 89 Compt'r of the Currency. 2, 639 00 1 225 92 3,864 92 2, 098 38 5, 963 30 First Auditor 407 86 226 04 633 90 594 83 1, 228 73 Second Auditor 3, 504 93 1 377 86 4, 882 79 2, 323 46 7, 206 25 Third Auditor 1, 113 71 439 35 1, 553 06 3, 945 42 5, 498 48 Fourth Auditor 493 90 105 42 599 32 812 1'6 1, 411 48 Fifth Auditor 745 02 223 26 968 28 297 58 1,265 86 Sixth Auditor 5, 437 03 1 428 26 6, 865 29 9, 721 27 16, 586 56 First Comptroller 347 59 42 70 390 29 515 75 906 04 Second Comptroller 142 23 7 14 149 37 390 99 540 36 Com'r of Customs 25,290 73 14, 087 66 39, 378 39 35, 715 08 75, 093 47 Supervising Architect.. 1, 037 30 203 91 1, 241 21 565 .51 1, 806 72 Bureau of Statistics .- 16, 070 32 3, 304 02 19, 374 34 1,898 93 21, 273 27 Superintendent of the Coast Survey. 1, 715 85 412 14 2, 127 99 2, 044 50 4, 172 49

Office of the Solicitor 118 44 16 17 134 61 100 13 234 74

Total for Treasury Department.

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141, 933 17 65, 809 27 207, 742 44 115,119 06 322,861 go

Interior Department

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Office of the Secretary 2, 395 41 1, 250 03 3, 645 44 2, 661 93 6, 307 37 Com'r of Pensions 13, 666 23 9, 643 68 23, 309 91 6, 907 17 30,217 08 Com'r of Patents 92, 199 61 19, 742 05 111,941 66 28, 029 67 139, 971 33 Com'r of Land-Office 7,019 11 3, 544 40 10, 563 51 18, 503 85 29, 067 36 Com'r of Indian Affairs . 781 43 251 11 1, 032 54 1, 377 40 2, 409 94 Sup't of the Census 10, 434 56 2, 222 71 12, 657 27 1, 190 71 13, 847 98 Metropol'n Police Board. 116 22 17 23 133 45 289 40 422 85 Bureau of Education 1, 801 96 922 55 2, 724 51 82^ 58 3, 554 09

Total for Interior Department - .

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128,414 53 37, 593 76 166, 008 29 59, 789 71 225, 798 00

"War Department

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7, 849 39 2, 163 73 10, 013 12 9, 667 35 19, 680 47 10,535 13 5, 956 36 16, 491 49 20, 922 86 37, 414 35 Quartermaster-General

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11, 872 84 11, 679 18 23, 552 02 7, 871 53 .31, 423 55 Commissary-General . .

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2, 037 27 1, 867 04 3, 904 31 1, 144 65 5, 048 96

5, 013 04 2, 872 42 7, 885 46 7, 696 18 15,581 64

1, 407 61 610 33 2, 017 94 647 90 2, 665 84 Chief of Engineers 1,699 25 888 43 2, 587 68 12, 308 62 14, 8913 30
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTER.

No. 2.

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Office of the Secretary 3 874 82 1, 778 48 5, 653 30 3, 937 43 9, 590 78 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting. 2 856 36 717 45 3, 573 81 1, 236 27 4, 810 08 Provisions and Clotliing .

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2, 318 78 2, 301 75 4, 620 53 3, 177 90 7, 798 43 Yards and Docks 5, 154 54 470 04 5,624 58 1,388 02 7, 012 60 Construction and Repair.. 3, 534 39 686 12 4,220 51 1,266 75 5, 487 26 Steam-Eu ^^iueerin"" 205 71 30 69 236 40 1 138 25 1, 374 65 Medicine and Surgery 758 59 374 83 1, 133 42 626 13 1, t59 55

1, 041 31 681 99 1, 723 30 2, 080 83 3, 804 13 Navigation 21, 416 50 2, 926 35 24, 342 85 5, 460 31 29, 803 16

Office of tlie Xaval Observatory 10, 995 77 2, 335 25 13, 331 02 3, 229 74 16, 560 76

52, 156 77 12, 302 95 64, 459 72 23, 541 68 88, 001 40 Judiciary

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Supreme Court of tbe TJnited States. *23, 645 07 315 74 23, 960 81 561 14 24, 521 95 Supreme Court District Columbia.. 769 95 40 85 810 80 . 145 53 956 33 Court of Claims 7, 946 84 496 02 8, 442 86 1, 020 25 9, 463 11 Department of Justice 2, 493 19 218 79 2, 711 98 1, 224 10 3, 936 08

Office of the Attorney-General 3, 447 97 147 97 3, 595 94 3, 595 94 Total for Judiciary 38, 303 02 1,219 37 39, 522 39 2, 951

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Post-Office Department 81, 301 63 46, 8l7 28 128, 118 91 39, 247 44 167, 366 35

9, 828 29 7, 599 77 17, 428 06 4, 317 39 21,745 45

Office of Congressional Printer 1, 077 43 135 54 1,212 97 290 45 1,503 42

•RECAl'lTULATION.

State Department $8, 445 45 $4, 244 40 $12, 689 85 $11,416 55 $24, 106 40 Treasury Department 141, 933 17 65, 809 27 207, 742 44 115, 119 06 322, 861 50 Interior Department 128, 414 53 37, 593 76 166, 008 29 59, 789 71 225, 798 00 War Department 45, 171 69 29, 049 83 74, 221 52 - • 68, 184 57 142, 406 09 Xavy Department 52, 156 77 12, 302 95 64, 459 72 ?3, 541 68 88, 001 40

•Judiciary Department 38, 303 02 1, 219 37 39, 522 39 2, 951 02 42, 473 41 Post-Office Department 81, 301 63 46, 817 28 128, 118 91 39, 247 44 167, 366 35 Department of Agriculture 9, 828 29 7, 599 77 17,428 06 4, 362 39 21, 790 45

1, 077 43 135 54 1,212 97 290 45 1, 503 42 Total 506, 631 98 204, 772 17 711, 404 15 324, 902 87 1,036,307 02

'"^ Including $1,331.75 for mapping in cases pending in Supreme Court.
28 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the xmUic printing from the 1st of October, 1871, to the 30th of September, 1872, inclusive. OFl^ICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Salary of the Congressional Printer $4, 000 00

Salaries of four clerks, at |1,800 each 7, 200 GO Per diem of messenger, at $3.60 per day „ 1, 314 00 $12,514 00 Contingent expenses of the office ..^ 1, 469 26 PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employes, &c.

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, October $47,125 18 November 54,554 68 December 59,315 96 January 58,705 66 February 51,878 36 March , .52, 423 60

April 52, 825 35 May 60,069 94 June 48,471 98 July 52, 861 30 August 54,776 62 September 52,410 15 Paid for printing executed out of office 179 95

645, 598 73 Improvements and repairs to the buildings : Plumbing and gas-fitting 480 73

Repairs 2, 830 27 Lumber 523 27 •Painting , 1,218 00

Glass 1 69 30 Awnings „ 90 00

Electric clocks 470 00 LimC; stone, and, cement 32 35 Lead, puttv, glaziers' tools, and paint " 8 34

- • 5,722 26 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c. : 2 No. 2 cylinder presses 2, 800 00

1 Campbell combination press 5, 000 00 267i feet belting 99 58

Iron, steel, tools, &c., for machine and carpenter shop 545 13 Brass and iron castings, repairs to boiler, &c ' 694 16 2 steam-gauges 90 00 Felting for boilers 362 50

6 sides lacing-leather 23 00

12 ratchets 12 00

8 ink-fountains - 80 00

2 counters 30 00

2 counters 60 00

1 mitering-machine 15 00

1 rule-cutter 12 '00 Roller-cloths 48 00 Rubber blankets - 382 27
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 29

Stereotyping and electrotyping

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3 saws |6 72

14,026 pounds stereotype-metal, at 12 cents 1,683 12

5.345 pounds stereotype-metal, at 11 cents 587 95

5,398 pounds stereotype-metal, at 104^ cents 566 79

1.276 pounds lead, at 7i cents : 92 51 75 bushels plaster 37 50

14 barrels plaster, at i2.75c 38 50

6 barrels plaster, at ^3 18 00

100 feet mahogany blocking 60 00 36 punches, at 50 cents 18 00 228 brushes 58 12 Head-block, &c , 4 37

1 shoot-board and planer 30 00

1 head-shaving machine 40 UO

1 ready mold 91 Ot) 1 gas-stove 15 00

1 lead-mold 20 00

1 pair nuts 1 50 Electrotyping 214 75 Drugs 47 29 Type of various kinds 7, 409 05

22,000 feet of brass rule, at 10 cents 2, 200 00

1,500 feet of brass rule, at 15 cents 225 00 500 feet of brass rule, at 20 cents 100 00 50 feet of brass rule, at 28 cents 14 00

2,000 feet of brass rule, at 24 cents 480 00 100 feet of brass rule, at 34 cents 34 00

12 galleys 30 00

12 galleys 12 00

40 galleys, at s3.75 150 00 50 galleys, at s3 150 00

1 rule-cutter 12 00

24 pairs of cases, at $2.50 60 00 2 pairs of cases, at $1.75 3 50

16 double stands, at $7 112 00 6 chases, at 810.84 65 04

14 chases, at 812 168 00 24 mallets, at 75 cents 18 00 24 planers, at 40 cents 9 60

27,200 quoins, at 50 cents 136 00 288 shooting-sticks, at 6 cents 17 28

1,860 foot-sticks, at 6 cents Ill 60 2 imposing-stones 124 00 25 composing-sticks, at .$1 25 00

12 composing-sticks 13 80

1« composing-stick 3 40

1 composing-stick : 2 20 246 lye-brushes 246 00

15 whitewash-brushes -. - 13 75

18 pick-brushes 10 50

|3,631 12

10, 462 05

354 00

869 42

270 25
30: EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

153| pounds page-cord, at $1 $153 50 76 pounds Manila rope 22 80

60 balls wicking 10 00 $186 30

6 water-coolers.^ . 106 00

10 buckets 3 70

3 cans 5 25

4 watering-pots ,. -6 00 38 knives . , 10 00 2 lanterns 6 20 72 chairs 1 137 20

12 pairs shears 20 00 6 pairs shears 8 40

1 pair shears 3 25

1 hammer 1 50

30 boxes wax tapers 18 65

10 pounds tallow 2 00 328 15

15 dozen brooms, at $5.50 82 50

35|- pounds sponge, at $2.50 87 63

8 gross corks, at $1 ' 8 00 2 gross corks, at 80 cents 1 60 20 pounds alum, at 12 cents 2 40

12 brushes 7 00

1 brush for Bullock press 10 00

12 dusters 8 25

4 brushes 3 00

3 rubber mats, at $4.50.. 13 50

1 umbrella-stand 3 00 Carpeting 438 08

12 cups - 3 00 2 hitching-weights 4 00

671 96

Materials, &c.

:

Printing-ink, 10, 353 pounds, at 35 cents 3, 623 55

1, 160 pounds, at 60 cents 606 00 498 pounds, at 75 cents 373 50 50 pounds job, at $1.50 75 00

2, 449 pounds, at $1 2, 449 00

60 pounds red, at $5 300 00

5 pounds red, at $10... 50 00 5 pounds red, at $1 5 00

2 pounds purple copying, at $24 48 00

10 pounds red, at $2 20 00

10 pounds green, at $2 - 20 00

' 2 pounds orange 2 00

15 pounds copying, at $8 120 00

7 pounds varnish 4 20

7,696 25

Oils, 327^ gallons sperm, at $1.65* 540 38 ^ 89 gallons sperm, at $1.70 t 151.30

13 gallons boiled, at $1.15 14 95 \ gallon neat's-foot 90 707 s:^ Benzine, 760^ gallons, at 20 cents - 152 10
REPOET' OF THE CONGRESSIOJ^AL PRINTER. 31

Sirups, a33i gallons, at $1 $833 50

Roller-composition, 1,000 pounds, at 30 cents $300 00 500 pounds, at 60 cents 300 00 600 00

Glue, 1,164 pounds, at 34 cents , ' 395 76

824 pounds, at 30 cents 247 20

2,753 pounds, at 29 cents - 798 37

. 1, 441 33 Card-board, 1,050 sheets colored, at 6| cents . = . 70 88

13,100 sheets, at 8 cents 1, 048 00

8,300 sheets, at 9 cents = 747 00

5,500 sheets, at 9.45 cents 519 75

4,000 sheets, at 9^ cents 380 00 2,765 63

Stationery 1..., 228 75 Thread, 63 pounds, at $1.44 90 72

102 pounds, at $1.50 ' 153 00 102 pounds, at $1.90 193 80

75 pounds, at $2.20 165 00 20 pounds twine, 7| cents 150

604 02 Potash, 7,538 pounds, at 12 cents 904 56

1,827 pounds, at 11 cents 200 97

1, 105 53

Cotton, 36i yards, at 40 cents 14 60 797i yards, at 35 cents 279 04 222f yards, at 25 cents 55 68 263 yards, at 18 cents 47 34 396 66 Soap, 1,320 pounds, at 12^ cenis 165 00

4 pounds 1 57 166 57

Coal, 148 tons, at $5.34 790 32 Tape, 12 rolls, at 35 cents 4 20

Blankets, 15 yards, at $1.75 26 25

20 yards, at $1.50 30 00 72 yards, at 50 cents 36 00 96 45 Washing-towels and press-cloths , 431 46 Bees-wax, 100 pounds, at 60 cents 60 00 Telegraphing 1 94 Flour, 1 barrel 7 00 Sawdust, 136 barrels, at 25 cents 34 00 Gas * : 3,350 87

Ice 156 22 Freight and cartage 860 26

Needles, 150 papers, at 12^ cents 18 75 Traveling expenses 46 00 Matches, 1 gross , . 2 75

Salt, 2 bushels .... 1 70 Crocks, 68, at 25 cents 17 00 Purifying-powder, 675 pounds, at 8 cents 54 00 Gum-arabic „ 2 00
32 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Horses, wagons, and harness

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Wagons and repairs $611 50 Horse-feed 1, 555 58 Buckets 3 50 Horse-shoeing 203 00 One horse *. 305 50 Repairing harness 467 75 Chamois-skin, and Avrench 3 25 $3,150 08 Total payment on account of the public printing 718, 110 21

No. 4.

Statements sliowiag the disbursements on account of pa/per for the public printing, from October 1, 1871, to September 30,1872, inclusive. PRINTING-PAPER.

8, 024|f reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6.63f $53, 264 61

2, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.83.1 13, 662 00

5, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.22.8 31, 140 00

5, 000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.25.5 31,252 26 . 5, 000|^ reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.27.30 31,369 39

3, 574-2% reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches^ at

$6.28.65 22,469 52

700 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.82.45 6, 177 15

2, 492 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.87.75 22,175 99

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

$8.93.5 22,326 25

489 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.82.45 4, 315 18

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

$8.66.2 ^ 21,650 50

1, 308 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.71.32 11,396 85

3, 310 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$8.73.44 28,910 86

913 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$7.92.9 7,239 18

2, 008 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 hy 32 inches, at

$7.47.9 _ 15,021 20

430 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31:^ inches, at

$8.81 3,788 30 938 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31:^ inches, at

$8.31 7, 794 78

1, 149-2-0 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$6.98.4 .8, 022 58

1, 008 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$11.63.4 11,727 07

' $353,703 67
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTEE. 33

WRITING-PAPER.

522 reams double folio post, 40 pounds, at sS.40 . . .$4, 384 80 619^ reams double folio post, 40 pounds, at 88. '-35 5, 109 G4 42 reams' double folio post, 55 pounds, at 811. 34f. 476 04 600 reams double demy, 34 pounds, at 8T.01J 4 207 50 351 reams double dem}', 40 pounds, at 88.40 . 2,948 40 549 reams double demy, 40 pounds, at $8.25 4, 529 25

36 reams double demy, 28 pounds, at $5.88 • 211 68 448 reams double cap, 23 pounds, at 84.83 2, 163 84 203 reams double cap, 23 pounds, at 84. 74f 986 70

176 reams double cap, 24' pounds, at 85.04 887 04 256 reams double cap, 24 pounds, at 84.95 1,267 20 360 reams double cap. 28 pounds, at s5.s8 2, 116 80 540 reams doable cap, 28 pounds. ;it 85.77^ 3, 118 50 672 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at 86.30 4,233 60 588 reams double cap, 30 pounds, at 86.18f 3, 638 25 . 100 reams double cap, 36 pounds, at 87.56 , 756 00

100 reams double cap, 36 pounds, at 87.42^ ,816 75 656 reams folio i)ost, 23 ijouuds, at 84 83 3,163 48 671 reams folio post, 23 pounds, at 84.78f 3, 183 06 240 reams folio post, 28 pounds, at 85.77^V 1, 386 00 440 reams quarto jjost, 9 pounds, at sl.>i:» 831 60 880 reams quarto post, 9 pounds, at >^1.8r)f 1, 633 50

180 reams quarto post, 10 pounds, at 82.10 378 00

1, 116 reams quarto post, 10 pounds, at 82.03;^ 2,301 75

256 reams (juarto post, 12 pounds, at 52 " 645 12 192 reams cap, 14 pounds, at 82. """f . 554 40

283 reams cap, 12 pounds, at 82.474- 700 42' 528 reams cap, 16 pounds, at 83.36 1,774 08

912 reams cap, 16 pounds, at 83.30 3, 009 60 252 reaujs royal, 28 pounds, at 85.88 1,481 76

336 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.77^ 1, 940 40 200 reams royal, 45 pounds, at 89.45 . 1, 890 00 200 reams royal, 45 pounds, at $9.28^ 1, 856 25 616 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $5.46 3, 363 36

163 reams medium, 26 pounds, at .$5.36:^ 900 90 464 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $4.20 1, 943 80 96 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $4.121 396 00 200 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $7.21|^ 1, 443 75

48 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at 811.76 564 43

102 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $11.55 1, 178 10 768 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $4.20 3,225 60 736 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $4.12^ 3, 036 00 434 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $5.25 , 2,278 50 90 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $8.40 747 90 108 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $3.25 891 00

550 reams blue folio post, 11 pounds, at $2.35.4 1,294 70 920 reams blue folio post, 16 pounds, at $3.52 3, 238 40

120 reams blue quarto post, 9 pounds, at $2.00i 240 30

120 reams blue quarto post, 9 pounds, at $1.98 237 60 100 reams Hue cap, 14 pounds, at $3.11i 31150

120 reams blue cap, 16 pounds, at $3.56 427 20 300 reams blue cap, 20 pounds, at $4.45 1, 335 00

100 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $4.45 445 00 208 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $4,40 915 20 3
34 EEPORT OF TH^ CONGEESSIONAL PRINTER,

120 ' reams blue double cap, 28 pounds, at $6.16 $739 20

107 reams blue double cap, 30 pouuds, at $6.67^ 714 22

216 reams blue double cap, 30 pounds, at $6.60 1, 425 60

100 reams blue folio post, 20 pounds, at $4.45 445 QO

192 reams blue folio post, 20 pounds, at $4.40 844 80

100 reams blue medium, 26 pounds, at $5.78| , 578 50

50 reams colored cap, 16 pounds, at $3.56 178 00

14 reams colored cap, 16 pounds, at $3.58.4 50 18 199 reams colored double cap, 32 pounds, at $7.12 1,416 88

612 reams colored double cap, 32 pounds, at $7.04 4, 308 48

122 reams cover-paper, 35 pounds, at $6.73f , 821 97 52 reams cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $6.93 .360 36

253-2% reams cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $6.66 1,686 31

10, 201 J pounds map-paper, at 20i cents „ 2,09131

25,068 pounds map-paper, at 18.92 cents 4,742 87

151 reams Manila, 30 pounds, at $3.97i 600 22

291 reams Manila, 30 pounds, at $3.75 1,091 25

108^% golden envelope, 28 pounds, at $6.16 630 78

207-1^ reams tinted, 40 pounds, at $7.04 1, 462 21 562 reams tinted, 50 pounds, at $8.85 4, 973 70

1, 210 reams tinted, 50 pounds, at $8.56 , 10, 357 60

$136, 525 14 Paper for post-office blanks : 210 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $7.77.4 1, 632 54

400 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $6.44.28 2, 577 12 100 reams, 20 by ^6 inches, 42 pounds, at $6.27.9 627 90

440 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $6.87.7 3, 025 88

200 reams, 18 by 29 inches, 30 pounds, at $4.48.5 897 00 8,760 44

Total amount paid for paper for the public printing - . . , 498, 989 2.5. There remained on hand September 30, 1872, the following quantities of paper, viz : 6, 463 ' reams printing, costing $54, 152 58

6, 6085% reams writing, costing 36,755 32

385^^ reams cover-paper, costing 2,855 11 917^% reams tinted paper, costing 9,111 37 507|§ reams x>ost-office blank paper, costing 3, 216 74

12,280 sheets card-board, costing 1,477 83

294 sheets imitation parchment, costing 23 52

$107, .592 47

No. 5.

Statement sho wing the disbursements on account of the public binding, from October 1, 1871, to September 30, 1872, inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYjfiS, ETC. October.... $21,086 70 November... , 24,321 93 December. 24, 365 82 January .... 25,819 92 February....... 24,700 68 . March 26, 071 7G

April 26, 571 95
EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PEINTER. 35

May..... $2%,889 57 June ...... 26, 262 16 July 26,229 92 August 26,345 96 September 28, 0«1 41 $307,747 78 Improvements and repairs to building ...... ........... . 2, 315 00 Macliinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

• • 20 patent strikers ... 250 00 2 standing presses 260 00

10 sewing-tables 100 00 2 backing-machines 900 00

1 sawing-machine .......... 175 00

1 latbe and drill ... ...... 778 00 2 gas-stoves, at $35 70 00

1 gas-stove 15 00

1 backing-machine 75 00 8 ciphers for paging-macbine . . 8 60 6 rolls, at $5 30 00

3 rolls, at $6 18 00

3 rolls, at $8..50 25 50 2 dozen folders, at $3.50 7 00

10 dozen folders, at |3 30 00 6 hammers 10 50 2^ dozen hammers, at $21 73 50

4 type-cases, at $20.. 80 00

' 8 dozen plew-knives, at |9 72 00

4 cutting-knives, at $20 80 00

1 cutting-knife 22 00

17,847 ruling-pens, at $17 per M 303 40

1,800 ruling-pens, at 3i cents 63 00

1,940 ruling-pens 25 33

394 ruling-pens, at 4 cents 15 76

6 beam-standards for ruling-machines, at $40 240 00

6 fillets, at $3 18 00 2 fillets, at $4 8 00

16 fillets, at $10 160 00 2 fillets, at $12..; 24 00 6 fillets, at $4.50 ---- 27 00

12 fillets - 39 00

48 spiral springs, at $1.25 - - 60 00

. 2 pulleys, at $12 • 24 00

4 dozen sasb-tools 1'^ 00

• 12 finishing-presses, at $2.25 - 27 00 ' . 2 finishing-presses, at $2.50 o 00 3 finishing-presses, at $4 - - 12 00

8 plows and presses, at $12 - 96 00 24 glue-pots, at $3 72 00 50 paste-tubs, at 65 cents 32 50 Lumber 732 25

5,081 34 Ledger and other papers : 92 reams double cap, at $12 1, 104 00 750 reams cap, at $6 4, 500 00
36 EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

1, 444 reams cap, at |4.68 $6,757 52

1,000 reams medium, at $13 13,000 00

100 reams medium, at $10.80 1,080 00

45 reams medium, at $15.20 684 00

1, 586 reams demy, at $9.50 15, 007 00

46 reams demy, at $10.88 500 48

100 reams demy, at $8.40 • 840 00

334 reams super-royal, at $22 7, 348 i)0 40 reams super-royal, at $25.50 1, 020 00

270 reams imperial, at $29 7, 830 00

35i reams imperial, at $32' 1,-'136 00

55 reams double demy, at $27.70 1, 523 50

200 reams royal, at $17 3, 400 00

48 reams royal, at $20.25 • 972 00

2,150 sheets parchment, at $82.50 per M. 177 37 2,616 sheets parchment, at $61 per M 159 58

1302^ reams Manila, at $8.25 1,075 80

4 reams Manila, at $7.25 29 00

62 reams Manila, at $16.50 1,023 00

50.^0 reams hardware, at $6.50 325 65

20 reams envelope • 150 64

38i reams comb-lining, at $18 688 50

10 reams comb-lining, at $15 150 00 20i reams plaid, at $17 344 ^5

2 reams fancy, at $30 , ! 60 00

49 reams marble, at $9 441 00

120 reams marble, at $10 1, 220 00

2 reams sand, at $4.50 9 00

8 quires sand, at 30 cents 2 40

16 reams tissue, at $2.87i 46 Oa '$72,604 69 Binding-material

:

Binding-cloth, 211 pieces, at $12 2, 532 00 63 pieces, at $7.25 • 456 25

173 pieces, at $9.50 1, 643 50

38 pieces, at $9 342 00

1,475 pieces, at $7.75. 11,431 25

68 pieces, at $9.25 629 00

667 pieces, at $8.25 5, 502 75

100 pieces, at $9.75 975 00

23,511 75 Russia leather, 79,630 feet, at 27 cents 21,500 10

70 skins, at $9 630 00

30 skins, at $7.50 225 00

50 skins, at $6.50 325 00

100 skins, at $5.50 550 00 23,230 10

Title-leather, 21 dozen, at $18 378 00 2 dozen, at $20 40 00

4 dozen, at $17 68 00

2 dozen, at $21 42 00

10 dozen, at $15 150 00 —; 678 00 French Turkey morocco, 41 dozen, at $35 1,435 00 30 dozen, at' $38 1,140' 00
EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIOJfAL PRINTER. 37

French Turkey morocco, 64 dozen, at $33- $2, 112 00

10 dozen, at $18 180 00 25 dozen , at $36 900 00

51 dozen, at |40 2, 040 00 6f dozen, at |45 303 75

5 dozen, at $15 75 00 20 dozen, at $17.50..... 350 00

14 dozen, at $24 " 336 00

5 dozen, at'|46 230 00

$9, 101 75 "Law calf, 100 dozen, at $48 4, 800 00 50 dozen, at $50 2, 500 00

50 dozen, at |52 2,600 00- 100 dozen, at $42 4,200 00

9 dozen, at $34 306 00

2 dozen, at $35 70 00

1 dozen, at |36 36 00 14,512 00 Law sLeep, 27 dozen, at $13 ' 351 00 904 dozen, at $11.50- 10,396 00 148 dozen, at $12.50 ^ 1, 850 00 243 dozen, at $12 . . 2, 916 00 15,513 00 Roans, 10 dozen, at $9.50 95 00 56 dozen, at $11 616 00

25 dozen, at $12 i 300 00

50 dozen, at $11.50 575 00 79 dozen, at $10 790 00 2,376 00

Skivers, 70 dozen, at $15 1, 050 00

30 dozen, at $16 480 00 100 dozen, at ^10.50 1, 050 00

30 dozen, at $9 270 00 26 dozen, at $20 520 00

60 dozen, at $ir.50 690 00

10 dozen, at $12 120 00 42 dozen, at $14 588 00 4,768 00 Parchment, 22| dozen, at $9 204 75

Sole- leather, 2 hides 14 20 Gold leaf, 300 packs, at $8.75 2, 625 00 300 packs, at $9 2, 700 00 500 packs, Florence leaf, at $4 2, 000 00 200 packs, Florence leaf, at $3.50 700 00 8,025 00

Binders' hoards, 94,0.50 pounds, at 6 cents..., 5,643 00

29,500 pounds, at 6i cents 1, 917 00

5,079 pounds, at 7 cents 355 53

1,250 pounds, at 8 cents 100 00

322,200 pounds, at 5 cents 16, 130 00

5,000 pounds, straw, at 4^ cents 225 00 24,370 53 Thread, 3,228 pounds, at $1.25 .... , 4, 035 00

102 pounds, at $1.43 145 86 42 pounds, at $1.44 60 48
38 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Thread, 51 pounds, at |1.60 |81 60

303 pounds, at $1.50 , 454 50

51 pounds, at $1.40 71 40 |4,848 84 Twine, 103 pounds, at 23 cents 23 69 864 pounds, at 60 cents 518 40 97f pounds, at 30 cents 29 32

571 41 Glue, 1,909 pounds, at 32 cents , 610 88

7,360 pounds, at 23 cents 1, 692 80 214 pounds, at 21 cents 44 94 " 2^348 62

Needles, 118 papers =, 14 -30 Cotton, 6021 yards, at 25 cents 150 74 4101 yards, at 15 cents 6162

10 yards, at 40 cents t 4* 00

95 yards, at 75 c^nts : 71 25

315f yards, at 20 cents 63 15 96 pieces silk braid, at $1.35 129 60 400 pieces braid, at 25 cents 100 00 36 yards cord, at 10 cents 3 60

23:^^ yards cord, at 50 cents 11 62

1 pound worsted ... 4 00

2 yards oil-silk , 4 00

151 yards toweling, at 25 cents 37 75

2,141 pieces gray super, at 9 cents 192 96

2,052i yards canvas, at 45 cents ,923 62

12 pieces ribbon, at $2.00 , 24 00

4 dozen cotton-bats, at $3 12 00

11 pounds cotton. 13 75

1,807 66

Flannel, 10 yards flannel, at 25 cents 2 50

10 yards flannel, at 40 cents 4 00

10 yards flannel, at $1 10 00

10 yards flannel, at $1.50 1 , ... 15 00

31 50

Silk head-band, 10 dozen silk head-band 10 00

96 pieces silk bead-baud, at $1.35 129 60

96 pieces silk head-band, at $1.15 110 40 200 pieces braid, at 8 cents 16 00 — 266 00

Flour, 35 barrels, at $7 . . , , . , , 245 00

14 barrels, at $8.50 119 00

21 barrels, at $8 ... 168 00

„ _ 532 00

Alcohol, 208i gallons, at $2.50 521 25

Oils, 139 gallons, at $1.75 243 25

5| gallons 5 50

28 dozen sweet, at $a.25 91 00

4 bottles sweet, at 75 cents 3 00 342 75 Sponge, 10^ pounds, at $3.50 35 44 7t pounds, at $3.25 24 79

, 10 pounds, at $2,50 25 00
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 39

Soap, 600 pounds, at 12^ cents |75 00 3 pounds, at 25 cents = 75 Dyes, gums, &c.

:

Carmine, 4 dozen, at ^15 60 00 Chrome yello\r, 24 pounds, at 30 cents 7 20 Chrome yellow, 36 pounds, at 25 cents 9 00 Chrome yellow, 60 pounds, at 50 cents..! 30 00 Oxalic acid, 65 pounds, at 50 cents 32 50 Ultramarine blue, 56 pounds, at 40 cents 22 40 Egg-albumen, 350 pounds, at $2.50 875 00

Pearl-ashes, 120 pounds, at 25 cents 30 00 Alum, 442 pounds, at 12 cents.... 53 04

Beef-galls •

, 57 15 Ocher, 5 pounds, at 50 cents 2 50 Liquid ammonia, 5 x>ounds, at 40 cents.... 2 00 Liquid ammi)nia, 5 pounds, at 35 cents 1 75 Bichromate of potash, ^ pound 30

Gelatine, 8 jiapers ^ 00 Lamplilack, 7 pounds, at 20 cents 1 40 Gum-shellac, 185 pounds, at 75 cents 138 75 Pulp lake, 126 pounds, at 80 cents ^. 100 80 Pammar varnish, 18 bottles, at $2 36 00 Dammar v^arnish, 1 gallon I „ . 2 25

• Damuiar varnish, 1 quart 1 00 Soluble blue, 50 pounds, at Sl.50 „ -75 00 Muriate of tin, 5 bottles 2 50 Turpentine, 2 gallons , 1 60 Creosote, 3 bottles 4 00 Oil of cloves, 10 ounces 1 95 Varnish, 2 gallons 16 00 Indigo, 10 pounds , , 17 50 Emery-stones, 4 6 00 Emery, 526^ pounds 94 80 Wax, 55 pounds, at 60 cents , 33 00

Printing-ink, 12 pounds red, at $10 120 00 Printing-ink, 6 pounds blue, at |2 12 00 Insect-powder ...... ........ 6 75

146 fitamps i.. , - . - , . .... , . . . . . . 395 95

4 dozen shears, at $12..... ...... 48 00 2 dozen shears, at $21 42 00

6 dozen shears, at ^27 162 00

19 saws - 45 40

41 dozen knives 69 00

4 sieves 5 00

6 puncht*s , , 3 00 154i feet belting, at 40 cents 61 80 400 feet belting, at 30 cents , , , 120 00

*200 feet belting = 12 00

1 hide lacing-leather , , ^ . . . , , 4 00

2 grindstones 13 20

18 tweezers 16 00 2 dozen cq^npasses : . 20 00 6oilers ' 3 00

|75 75

1, 856 '14
40 REPORT OF THE . CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

Iron castings $188 07

1 safe 525 00

131 pressing-boards 213 60

2 cutting-boards 64 80

62 fonts type...-. .

.• 230 43

51 sets brass type 764 78

48 barrels sawdust, at 25 cents 12 00

45 files - - 37 40

1 beveling-macbine _ 35 00

5 serew-driVers 2 20

14 polishers 61 11

1 dozen sewiug-behclies 24 00 Boxing, cartage, freight, &c 3,318 41 Traveling expenses 46 40 Washing towels , 87 99 Gas. - 2,035 25

315 tons coal, at $5.34 1, 6^3 56

Ice. ^ -----

' 93 66

5 dozen brooms, at $5.50 27 50

4 dozen brooms, at $4.25 : , 17 00

2 brooms 1 00

320 brushes 416 50'

157 dozen eggs ,

• 57 22

Crocks, bottles, and buckets .' 30 90>

^ Lithograph-stones, 86 pounds, at 7 cents 6 02 Vinegar 18 50 Rubber rollers 276 00

48 chairs 38 50

12 oil-stones.... 6 00

48 sandstones • 8 00

5 barrels paste 20 00 6 rollers and fixtures 2 75

All other materials 122 33

$11,495 2.S Horses, w^agons, &c.

:

One horse 150 00 One pair of mules . 500 00 Repairing -wagons 886 40 Horse-feed 942 74

* Horse-shoeing 134 50 Chamois-skins 2 50 Repairing harness 164 20 Buckets 16 25 Wagon-grease 6 00 One cutting-machine 10 00 — 2, 812 59 Total payment on account of binding 541, 663 16 Yalue of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1871 $95, 610 54 Yalue of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th S^ember, 1872.. .* 92,974 19
EEPOET OF THE COXGEESSIONAL PRINTER. 41

Xo. 6.

Statement slioicing tJie disbursements on account ofplwto-JWwgraphing, Uthograplung, and engravingfor the Senate and House of RepresentativeSj from the 1st October, 1871, to the SOth September^ 1872, inclusive.

6, 150 copies of maps for Coast Survey report for 1863 $1, 937 55

6, 175 copies of map for report of Columbia Hospital 50 00

6, 525 copies of uiaps for report of Chief of Sigual-Office 90 00

1, 675 copies of plates for Professor Hayden's report 1, 393 00 1,675 copies of maps for Professor Haydeu's rejiort 323 75

1, 675 copies of maps for Professor Haydeu's rexjort. 338 50

1, 750 copies of plates for Professor Haydeu's report 509 40

7, 175 co[)ies of maps for Darien survey 398 00

4, 650 copies of map for Case of the United States 201 72

22, 000 copies of m.ap for Case of the Uuited States 650 00

5, 125 copies of plates for Raymond's report 120 00

1, 675 copies of uuips of Tehuautepec survey. 1, 070 00

1, 675 co])ies of 10 plates for Tehuautepec survey 900 00

7, 000 copies of 10 plates for Tehuautepec survey „ 2, 322 00

5, 420 copies of maps for Yellowstone report 81 30

6, 675 copies of map for report on fish and fisheries. 116 00

7, 700 copies of plates for report on cattle-disease 5, 146 50 Photo-lithographing plates for Pateut-Office specifications , 25,X)23 43 Engraving cuts for agricultural report for 1-^70. • 55 00 Engraving cuts for agricultural report for 1871 1, 198 50 Engraving cuts for Coast Survey report, 1868 72 00 Engraving cuts for report of Chief of Engineers 55 50 Electrotype of Ku-Klux cut 10 00 Electrotypes of cuts for report on fish and fisheries , 59 65 Electrotypes of cuts for agricultural report for 1871 86 10 42,257 90
42 EEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 7.

Statement shoiving tJie estimated cost of the unfinished worTc in hand Septemher 30, 1872.

Title or character of work.

Printing, and paper for the same.

Printing. Paper.

s 6

tofCOo

o.

'o ® o

f-i be a ola

4>ot

tJC

For Congress. E,eportof Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1871. Report of Commissioner of- Ninth Census, vol. 2. Eeport of Commissioner of Ninth Census, vol. 3. Medical Statistics of the Rebellion Senate Mis. Doc. 61, food-fishes House Ex. Doc. 211, Raymond's report- Surgical History of the War , For the War Department.

Catalogue of Declination of Stars Supplement to Prof. Papers, No. 21 Zoology Army Uniform

For the Navy Department. Astronomical Observations, 1870 Astronomical Observations, Appendix 3 Code of Signals Essay on use of Alloys Medical Essays For the Post- Office Department. Revised Postal Code For the Court of Claims. Decisions of Supreme Court of United

States in cases appealed from the Court of Claims. Treasury Department.

Register of Treasury

State Department

Treasury Department.

Interior Department War Department Navy Department

Judiciary

Post-Office Department

Agricultural Depax tment

Library of Congress , House and Senate

$21, 973 20

13, 113 40

10, 630 45

3, 177 00

708 85 626 40

6, 091 00

915 16 35 40 240 00

41 52

2,821 65

166 56

1, 016 40 380 76 238 56

256 00

922 50

142, 466 88

386 88

3, 814 22

254 10

110 85

31 80 45 87

31 15

11 45

164, 440 08

13, 113 40

10, 630 45

3, 177 00

1, 095 73 626 40

9, 905 22

915 16 35 40 240 00

41 52

3, 075 75

166 56

1, 127 25 412 56 284 43

240 00

287 15

933 95

$10,532 40

^2, 845 00

5, 222 80

4, 996 50

1, 629 00 200 00 50 00

1, 194 80 180 00

2, 000 00

15, 266 58 Total 63, 594 81 47, 153 20 110, 748 01 44, 117 08 154, 865 09
KEPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 43

So. 8.Comparative aggregate statement shoiving the mrnings and dis- hursements for the year ended September 30, 1872. By amount of printing, bindino-, and litbogTaphing, executed as per Statement No. 1 $893, 189 97 By amount of printing and binding execnted as per Statement No. 2 . . 1, 036, 307 02 By amount of work done on unfinisbed documents, as per Statement

No. 7 : 154,865 09 By amount of work executed in stereotype-foundery , 35,371 08 By Talue of stock on band, printing department, exclusive of macbinery,

September 30, 1872 ; 107, 592 47 By value of stock on band, binding department, exclusive of macbinery,

September 30, 1872 ] „ 92, 974 19 By macbinery added during tbe year, for printing department 7,970 00 By macbinery added during tbe year, for binding department.. 2, 678 00 By amount of sales of paper-cuttings and printed matter 36, 999 12 Total earnings for tbe year 2, 367, 946 94 For amount stock on band September 30, 1871, printing de- partment $130, 514 03 For amount stock on band September 30, 1871, binding de- partment 95, 610 54 For amount expended for printing department, as per Statement No. 3 718,110 21 For amount expended for binding department, as per Statement No. 5 541, 663 16 For amount expended for paper, as per Statement No. 4 498, 989 25 For amount expended for litbograpbiug and engraving, as per Statement No. 6 42, 257 90 For amount of unfinisbed work, September 30, 1871 107, 626 81 2,134,771 90 Amount of earnings in excess of expenditures . = = 233, 175 04
44 REPORT OP THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. d.^Sfafenieuf sliowhn/ the nitmher of persons ernploifed in thepnMic priaiing and binding

during the year eiicU'd Sepfemher 30, 1872, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including p.ty for extra ivork. PUBLIC PRINTING.

Name,

H. T. Brian R W. Kerr

J. A. S^li mklin Maurice Joyce

G. J.Webb

E. M. Spedden

N.r.Etbell

"William Young

F. B. Stitt William Franklin. .

.

George Grej?ory

Isaac Puller

P. U. Stitt P. Glenroy Jobn Purlong

Alfred Thomson

Allen Coffin

B. J. Wynlioop W. E. Childs

C. M. Pobiuson

AV. C.Gates

J. M. A. Spottswood.

J, A. Benkam ....... H. Groshon

C. A.Waterman , P. H.Gervais ....... W. W. Deloe

G. W. Hinman

Will Ethell Andrew Grogan

R. A. Scofield W. H. Hickman

P. H. Smith

A. P. Randolph

D. W. Beach W. H. Norton

C. P. Gilmore H. W. Gray

B. P. Barrows

C. W. Schell W. H. Dennesson, William Rutherford.

J. A. Myers

J. R. McBride

OliA'er Shaw

W«sley Montgomery

Days.

361 313

313 313 238J

313

31

301 245 292i

245 308^

278}

2711 301i

298i

274i

288i 302i

308

290

313

2481- 313

79 299 231|

234

171 307^ 207

297^- 310

303i

129f 296

313

301^- 294

307 3051

78 2971

303f

77i

68

$1, 862 04

1, 654 34

1, 669 34 1,669 34" 1,338 10

1, 5^5 00 151 63

1, 906 86 1,172 13

1, 397 36

1, 170*61

1, 658 06

1, 458 66

1, 400 22

1, 732 49

1, 554 42

1,417 97

1, 652 36

1, 438 25

1, 740 37

1, 743 10

1, 580 51

1,6;)3 37

1, 506 53 384 27

1, 582 25

970 50

1, 208 37 745 00

1, 444 00 1,141 00

1, 365 25 1,519 00

1, 494 50

703 25

1, 399 50

1, 463 00

1, 378 25

1, 259 00

1, 298 50

1, 305 50

371 00

1, 397 50

1, 438 00 369 00 338 00

Name*

J. M. Craig

J. N. Bovee

D. K. Hackman

J. T, Heck

C. A. Brassier

R. W. Goggin Edward Irwiu

J. R. Mickle M. W. Mitchell

J. B. King

B. A. Church. Thomas Maloney...

G. C. Baker

Charles Danenhower

H. O. Holly W. A. King

M N. Amis

I. J. Jamison

S. P. Lathrop

J. H. Fletcher

S. McL. Byington —

W. L. Crooker

G. W. Howard

A. W. Leyburn W. H. Watson

J. C. Williams W. A. Atwell , J, P. Callaghan H. A. Poresman

B. E. Dailey

C. L. Newhall

Keith Smith , James Robinson W. P. Holton

J. B. Smith

C. O. Alexander

P. Burrows

J.L. Slentz , Samuel Wehrly

A. McLean

A. Stiarwalt, jr H. C. Osgood

P. A. Rhodeiick , J. W. Nott

Oscar Alexander

Jefferson Smith

'6

03 0 p-

'<X> <ou 1 B H

Days.

306 $1, 528 50 259i 1, 15;3 00 297 1, 392 00 305 1, 428 50 305 1, 436 00 304

1

1, 407 50

16i 67 00 283 1, 293 50 302| 1, 465 00 163 796 00

279i 1,298 75

299.1 1,461 50 63 324 50

2841- 1, 315 00 305 1, 502~ 00 2781 1, 224 00 260 1,131 50

176 843 50 289 1", 354 00 254 1, 034 00

2071 1, 277 50

278 i 1, 337 50 30Si 1, 412 00 293 1, 332 00 3081 1, 449 50 280 1,301 00 273} 1, 279 00

66 312 00 2751 1, 246 50 2d2i 1, 134 50 241 1, 213 50 23Si 1, 223 50

11 8.^ 555 00 274i 1, 292 50 303 1, 537 00

116} 544 50

30-J} 1, 423 00 256 1, 326 75 309 1, 482 50 310} 1, 534 75

31

1

1,515 50 194 909 00 279 1, 450 00

2111- 985 00 313 1, 453 50 299 1,346 50
EEPOET OF THE CONGEESSIONAL PEmTER.

Xo. 9.—Persons employed in tlie pitbUc ijrjnilng, ^-c. —Contiuiied. 45

Days. W. S.Brool<s 307i James Dougherty 130 J . W. Mcl'reary 300

J. H. Jenkins | 82i W. G. Spottswood I 26-2 James Jack [ 297 E. A. Cronin | 308i J.D.Chedal i 310^ L H. Latbrop ' 24« William McFadane 299J

TT. K. Eamscy 309}

CM, Cyphers ' 311* M.Brosiiahan 263^ W-A-Mellis 172^ G.H.Moore ' 144i J.C. Qnein.. i 289

J. F. BeariLsley 2ciGJ J.W.Thomas *.

; 289^ B. A. Ford 267 A. F. Childs Ill

S. ]^unemaker 2(57^ W.M.Boyd 310

S. M. Davis '\ 305

S. E. Mullan ! 306i W. G. Buries 277 Lewis Petrie .304} G.W.Greenwood 129 W.H.Collins ! 2t3

O. F. Mattingly I 297 E. t. Toomer I 171- John Peer i 74 George Bailleul j 300 G. K. Medairy \ 296| W. C. Sefton [ 312 M. V. B. Stevens .' 306i W.M.King i 3C2| A.T.Lillie '....j 287i D. W. Irving j 29U

E. L, Scott I 273i 201 309^ 302

311i^ 2821

254

258i 245i

3081

249

N"ame.

W. H. Sweeney

J. M. Maloney

Alfred Bailey

C. P. Thomson

A. J. Gilmore

T. F. Fitzwilliam.

.

H.G.Ellis Mary ^5. Greene

L. AVoodward

J. C. Weise

|1, 432 50 579 00

1, 425 00

361 00 1,230 00

1, 352 06

1, 483 50

1, 328 00

1, 190 50

1, 341 50

1, 536 50

1, C24 50

1, 123 00 774 00 ' 689 50 i! 1, .397 00 1,369 50

J 1,371 50 ; 1,418 00

:

553 00 ; 1, 165 00

|j 1, 452 50

1

1

1, 407 00

1, 319 50 |: 1'246 50 |; 1, 332 .50

•' 605 25 1,265 00 •} 1,335 00 856 50

'

.355 50 ! 1,385 50

I 1,356 50 : 1, 462 00 i; 1,449 50

1, 398 75

1, 312 00

1, 311 50

1, 255 00 886 00

1, 426 00 1,300 50

1, 485 00 1,277 00

1, 237 00 1,211 00 982 00 1,411 50

1, 088 50

E.G. Smith

^. R. Quantrille

C. D. McPherson James Crossfield James Power

A. C. Bibighaus

E. B.Eynon

O. C. Butler

A. P. Beatty Burk Sherwood

J. W. Fletcher , G. W. Cowing

G. H. Stone

J.C. Bard

D. A. Earn ham

B. A. Swan

S. E. King W. L. Schnialhoir....

11. F. Chisolm Walter Eddeson

H. A. Xothuagel

B. S. Piatt A. H. Brown J. J. H. Boner /

.

A. P. Douglas :

.

D. Eagauti

C. F. Weaver Hampden Moore

T. M. Salmon

L. E. Eoss

B. Harne

M. C. Foss

S. W. Cni rideu

C. H. Lindsay

P. H. Hubbell

C. A. Burr

Simeon Johnston

C. H. Thompson

E. G. Parritt

E. S. Eeeves W. A. Campbell

Ed. Morgan

X. C. Stoops

T. J.Phillips

J. V. Stephenson .

.

C.W.Otis Edward Walpole

Joseph Silberberg. .

.

Thomas McGowan.

.

John Baker

Days.

3U8i

311f 30U

309^

299 243i

306 300i

1241

102

230-i 127i

193i SO

106i 2601

49

2501' 479U

ii8i

256i

280i

279i

244i

167i 183*

123^ 13J

21 6i 321

1613^

151

51 107i 95i

192i 9a

1971

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157 139

149^ nih

130

150 143
46 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSION^AL PRINTER.

]^o. 9.

Persons employfi,d in the public printing, <^c. —Continued.

Name.

G-. A. Bateraan

J. A. Sieber H. T. Leckie

P. L. Scbtiftgiesser

.

H. A. Skillmau

C. W. BrowQ

J.W. Scott G. P. Evaus W. M. Stuart

C. T. Weede

B. F. J^nkinson Thomas O'Keeffe . .

.

Albert^Settle ...... P. P. Glass Andrew Macauley . J. G. McDowell . . .

.

C. M. Johnston Jacob Toungman .

.

H. C. Geatty.

C. T. Harding

T. W. Shiel

J. H. Dripps . ..

.

J. H. PJghter

G. W. Hough

T. J. McGowan

H. R Pullan

E. A, Nangle

J. W. Crooks

_J. R. Savage

L. A. Tucker

F. R Smith

H. C. Tarlton

T. S. Slentz A. J. Bagnan

S. C. Huyett

B. H. Kuode

C. J. De Vaughan .

.

TV. R. Bleakemore.

.

J. H. Jenkins W. W. Stanford William Hoynes

John J. Heron Thomas Hampson .

.

J. P. Leahey : Edward Watson

William Piatt W. M. Bass

J. E. Eeese

W.'S. Dodge

Days.

14G^

134f

133

126J- 45f

2|

lii

113i

471 107^

16i

12922

43

13046}

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im

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65 00 559 50 123 50

203 50 457 50 216 00 257 00

141 50

511 00

96 50 188 50 173 50

91 00

151 00 498 50 149 (10 183 50

88 00

83 00 80 00 404 50 506 00

86 50

31 00 482 50 506 00 314 00 307 00

158 50 209 50 267 00 285 50

48 00

179 00

181 50

181 50

177 50 208 50

Name.

W. T. Priddy W. J. Marshall . . .

.

R. A. Suddith

C. F. Fletcher

P. H.Campbell....

F. S. Mathews R H. White

D. M. Covey

L. M. Cady. John Goodrick. . .

.

B. F. Wright

A. M. Robinson . .

.

William Baum

W. J. Mills

J. H. L. Eager

H. H. Twombly . .

.

W. A. Hartman. .

.

T. D. Larcombe . .

.

Benjamin Fagitt.. Stanley Snodgrass

C. E. Hall

J. B. Close

J. E, Bright

C. H. Davis

A. Van Alstyne.

J. A. Downing

G. W. Howland ... 'O. H. ISTealy L. D. Hatch W. B. Donaldson . .

.

Levi Nagle

R. W. Claxton

J. P. Boss

J. E. Ratcliff

J. H. Kahlert

J. S. Powell W. Y. Clarke Frank Davis

Julian Higdon...

E. W. Reese

S. R. Brooks S.L.Cook

F. C, Kemon

J. S. Burnside W. H. Duling ...... W. H. Shomo

D. W. Bruce

D. Killafoyle W. H. McFadden...

Days.

39f 33i

33

25

20i

19 3021

31

U

312}

307i 301|

3071

275

313 305

3111- 307 2531 302i mi

2812

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304 2994 302^

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EEPOET OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public printing, <|'C. —Coatiuued. 47

Xame. Xame.

G. B. Appo

G. H. Sci.lmore

E. Y. Pace

H. P. Acker

C. B. Eatclitfe A. Smith

J. S. Learock

T. AV. Deneane Edward Malone John Waller John Wri-itt W. H. Cole

"William Crawford .

.

Miles Thompson

J. H. Butcher George Slim : F. J. Ward

F. H. Oliphant A. J. Donaldson Thomas F. Maher . .

.

A. J. Preall William Farrington.

F. J. Pobinsou Edward Duff George Gordon

JohnBuruside

J. G. Hud,son Charles Pearson John Fisher

Pv. A. Taylor , J.F.OBrieu

Morris Barrett John Metcalf

C. E. Montgomery .

.

D. C. Beeves

F. H. Sase

G. W. Swift

Pt. A. Porter

'a.£. Sardo

J. E. Heatley Columbus Hall. .

.

G. W. Kreamer .. B. L. Jones

J. E. Scott Arthur Murdock.

Michael Frieiy. .. A, D. McKenzie .

.

J. T. Xicholson . .

.

D(iys.\

•205i S315 84 '\ 308J 490 79 304 426 83 239i 636 76 194J 424 66 1 231t 514 33 313 795 00 308i 694 12

\ 313 937-35

313 1, 019 35 313 901 95 313 - 954 45 \ 313 917 55 313 890 87 • 261 522 00 105 236 25 1 78g- 91 44 51| 94.55

313 1, 669 34 , 313 1, 638 85 ' 311f 1, 694 56 313 1, 627 23 305 1, 384 00 312 1, 389 00

313 1, 397 50 313 1, 399 50 313 288f

1, 392 75

1, 266 75 209 875 50 72 309 00

1

. 291^ : 1, 255 75 313 : 1,350 50 300i ! 1,331 50 265 1 1,268 50 298* i 1, 311 00 313 1, 377 00

! 209 906 50

! 313 ' 1, 440 75 299f 1 1, 315 25 302i 1,337 75 313 i 1, 411 25

- 1541 i 649 75 313 1, 397 25

. 297i. 1,339 75 226 00 313 1, 355 00 119

- 981

567 50 459 00 103 497 25

48 218 50

J. A. Dawson

A. H. Jones T C. E. BeachF. W. Evan

Henry Evans

Washington Daneuhovrer. Mary Barry

S; E. Bateraan

C. A. Bates

C. A. Hopkins

Jennie Nolte Mary Croghan

Maggie Byan

Margaret Gormley

Annie Mitchell Martha Mayhew

L. V. Biggs

Elizabeth Allen Annie McGnire

E. W. Stokes M. E. Keen

Ida Brown

Annie Doherty Maria Benter

Fannie Lee

Jennie Cox

H. A. Travers M. W. Jones

Celinda Higby.... Mrs. Mary O'Brien

Elizabeth Dement

Jennie Laughery

S. M. Adams

J. M. Wilkinson

L. L. Clark

A. M. Palmer Martha Allison

Bettie Pnmphrey

Mary Xally Mary Hill Elizabeth Mangan

I X. M. Fisher

I M. A. Foley

I M. E. Tenley

i Delia Cremeu

! Catharine Burke

I Johana O'Conner

' Henrietta Tompkins

Mary Mills

I Sarah Campbell

Days.

24 313 3121

3101 ^13

255i

308i

302| 310^

300+ 233^

293i

282

303 305i

260

288 291^ 302

289i

1281 28U1

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298i 299J 292f

313

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3051
48 •REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTEr!

No. 9.

Persons employed in the ixuMic 'printing, 4-c.—Continued.

Name:

Bridget Walsh.. Margaret Sweeuey

A. A. Shelton . Jennie Donnelly

F. A. Grant

_. Elizabeth Croghan

Ellen Brick

Ellen Keudrick K C. Booth M. M. Caldwell Mary E. Hervity

Ella McGraw

Kate Lynch ,. - Addie Edgerly Kosa McClelland

Lizzie Sailers Anna Sleutz K. E. Gardner Mary O'Brien Mary Schaler Kate Clements Maggie E. Hei'rity M. E. Swain M. V. Kilby

Sarah Tennison

E. J. Ferguson

Bettie Bailey Charlotte Heatley

Josephine Carlisle Louisa Darr M. A. McCormick

M. M. Graham

Thomas Sinon W. H. Carr

E. Wheeler

E. C. Soules W. S. Seymour

J. D. Lydick M. T. Lincoln William Robinson George E. Patten

J. W. Hughes '.. A. L. Carrier W. C. Heck

D. C.McGivern

Ellis Hughes

T. W. White

L. I.Boteler

flobcit Simonda I 2233

Days

154| |>248 72

' 302^ 509 15 296f 484 32 290 484 08 295 501 04

309g- 522 13 286i 479 41 279 455 li 297f 499 22

288J 485 92

55 82 50 295| 484 93 275| 455 J 5 313 530 44 273 439 66 307| 514 53 258 419 79

128|- 200 75 254 426 60 239i 397 23 254 428 19 128 209 63 239 376 10 11| 17 62 22^ 33 75 117^ 206 77 152 264 99 157 277 94 102 179 70 128 231 80 78 134 45 53 96 90 313 1, 338 20 313 1,000 11 313 827 38 313 809 52

306 837 13 190 627 53 209 1, 345 30

193 1, 092 28 312i 1, 476 33

200 1,049 99 209 1, 001 37 206^ 902 00 208^ 930 50

201 775 24

125i 443 36

233^ 817 25 223J 792 12

Name.

J. S. Noxon

G. M. Bond ,1 W. CMcLeod^-VL

J. T. Whitaker.... James McKenney.

B. C. Berry

L. B. May

John Ryan

John Larcombe, sr W. H. Murphy

Hugh Hart , J. A. Patei-son . John Bush

•Samuel Horsey

C. ]Sr. Stumph

William Bell G. H. Foskey

S. Bocher Emanuel Webb

J. A. Gleeson Marshall Brown . .

.

Vincent Lemmon .

.

G. W. Cole Michael Guerin John Buckmaa

W. T. Benjamin . . .

.

G. Coakley

Henry McCoy

William Jordan Moses Foskey .' Jerry Robinson

R. W. Shorter

J. Gipsou

J. N. Dorster

Charles Fletcher

J. W. O'Conner

Sylvester Jordan

Patrick McManus..

Lewis Thomas

E. P. Dunning .. Benjamin Fox

G. W. Mulloy

George Preston Manson Rot>in8on . .

.

Henry Dudley

J. A. Claxton

J. C. Tumcr

Edward Fitzgerald.

.

Rooks Turner

Days

101 234 J 32* 214

244

366 366

361 272

386

366 235

366 313 308

313 302

2371- 297i

305 3)U

299i

21i5f 307 292i

270*

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1, 207 80

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1, 006 50 646 30

915 00

887 00

' 415 51 704 25

809 69

701 16 738 07

751 77

813 65

756 84 797 14 773 42

788 27

f.64 22

737 01 758 38

773 50

711 81 299 15 35 25

774 42

809 10 792 75

817 48 823 50

924 45

804 75

726 00

694 86

698 39 803 17 780 30

631 80

641 01 222 49 73 68 213 82
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in ilie puhlic printing, cf'C. —Continued. 49

Xame.

Geor^re Williams.

.

James McMahon.

.

P. L. Eodier

X. Watkins

S. ^cott M. Barringer

J. K. Shoemaker .

.

J. J. Higgins W. M. Belt

C. B. Hough

B. r. Webb

E. B.Tarnell A. L. Settle A. Gordon

F. M. Stuart

J. H. Lowrej- Henry Walker Thomas Rich

E. Laporte W. Allison

C. Y. Langtree

G. W. Hodges John Heart

J. S. Jones

C. TV, Hurdle

A. T. Boreland .... J. W. Busey

Stephen Brown . .

.

F. Churchill Henry Webb

Mary Joyce M. Hunt . George Koontz James Kane

Walter Drummond

J. W. PvOTran William Clarke . .

.

It. M. Waters Eugene Conner . .

.

J. A. Garthwait . .

.

,V. ^r. Meacham .

.

Jauc Wright

Annie Dalton

Alary Martin . . Kate Moriarty

C. C. Gibbous Joana Corridon . .

.

L. A. lardella

Days.

103

78 313 312^ 2701

305 267t 265t

312 31U

295J 310

313

311 3025 312

27 H- 308^

298-1- 313

304

313 215

290 287

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313

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1, 669 1,470

1, 369

1,383

1, 108 1,103

1,294

1,291 1,216

1,278

1,293

1,281

1,239

1,289 1,118

1,291

1, 140 1,294

1,249

1, 285

865

1,246

1, 292 1,184

1, 035

763

336

732

482

564

12372

92

224

216

40

4053 503

489 268

459

511 506

506

1, 382

Name.

A. M. Parsons . .

.

W. H. Selby

S. C. Forbis

F. P. Himmell . .

.

F. G. Alexander . De C. Einggold. .

.

T. A. Pvinggold .

.

E. E. Clarke

F. B. Baker W. B. Sayre George Eecar James Xally

G. W. Smith

Michael Eyan

James Johnson .

.

W. H. Stebbins.. Frank Eraser

Nathaniel BuHcli.

T. W. Goss

C. W. Eempp . . .

.

W. J. Mohun W. D. Conway . .

.

Alex. Elliott, jr .. G. S. King

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelly

E. W, Morgan

A. Lauxman

S. L. Eowzee

Timothy Quinlan

J, S. Smith. W. M. Lapoi-te...

J. C. Kelly Edward Eowzee . C. L. Bozzell

J. A. Daly

W, A. Bartlett...

J. W. Work

J. A. Scott A.D. Brock

E. In . Beal .... J. B. Mansfield...

F. M. Dodge

C. W. Baker J.P.Morse

J. C. Suydam

Jcr<! Sterner A. D. Newbold...

Time

employed.

. o

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Bays

313 $782 55

313 778 65 85J 102 75 310- 390 74

86 102 12 142 i- 166 25

237 303 99 245 298 44

299 351 83 1561 184 38

303 375 55

302g 378 73

252-1 308 09

308i 385 28

251i 296 42

209 266 34 143 183 62

98 116 13

72 84 00

71 82 84 43 51 97

40 46 67 313 1, 304 16 313 1, 403 79 313 1, 276 00

1, 326 75 2igA 921 25

46 138 80

33;r 138 50

OU ( 700 60

313 857 15

313 876 30

301 644 17

•IB 81 65

52 60 66

121 141 17

313 1, 669 34 249 1,273 60 289 1, 390 65 308 1, 518 90 313 1, 428 30 286i 1, 180 00

282-^ 1, 176 00 267 1, 125 25

313 1, 348 00

277.}- 1, 117 00

2254- 1, 023 32

226 1, 018 87
.50 REPORT OF THE COKGRESSIOXAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the iniblic imntinfj, tjr. —Continued.

J. E. Anderson W. L. Anghinbaugb

.

J. T. Benson

J. G. Boss

J. E. Bradley Wallace Brewer

C. A. Brown W. P. Dumble W. D. Fowler

G. W. Fowler

J. S. Gourlay

Daniel Grady

T. W. Hay .• William Krohr W, A. Lavalette M. L. Littlefield A. T. Maupin

Arthur McXelly

^Y. H. Myers W. H. Miller E. W. Oyster •.. J. W. Palmer

A. P. Piatt

L. H. Patersou A. Swart

J". L. Sinn

E. B. Topliam

i^. J.Cox..

J. W. Sherman Edward Brimmer . .

.

<r. P. Beardsley

a. F. Maupin

S. T, Bates Jacob Shaffner

G. F.Ashton .... .... Lafayette Torrcy . .

.

Henry Dulaney W. H. Myers

J. J. Chamherlin

Fi'ank Powers

A. J. TVegman Thomas B. Penicks . George Fordham

Kate Shorten

Israel Sommers

George Dice John Tafe John Shorten

891- 207

1841-

j 194 i 171 I 199 i im

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90

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293-1 311 308

613}

59

313 313

313 310^

311

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135

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89.9 75

731 25 847 50 691 00

875 00 843 75

841 00

896 87 892 25

761 25

929 C2

600 25 333 50 32 -50 801 75

095 00

897 25

855 75 847 50 790 50 894 50 941 12 885 00 831 50 915 25

79 00 678 00

123 00 519 50

360 00

581 50 584 50 682 61 823 80 720 60 245 50 13 00 230 50

1, 669 34

1, 328 75

1, 043 34

961 90 865 05

883 23

337 50

Xaiuc.

M. D. Petteys Eichard Berry

E. A. Sikken James McKenua

J. W. Harrison, jr Philip Corridon

J. W. Whaples

James Sullivan Thomas Washiugtou. Moses Madry

Dennis Lyons

"William Laughliu . .

.

G. M. Eaub

Patrick Quirk

J. F. Gates

Ellen Sheahau

D. Shugnue

Dorsey Haines

H. C. Tisdel W. H.MickleJr

riECEWOl'.K. Th. Meuuier

J. E. EUegood

J. T. Dcnnessoii WiUiam Edelin John Sessford Samuel Perley

Patrick Feehau

A. T. Harringtoii....

S. A. Towers

i W. A. Griswold

C. W. Eobiusoii Alexander Dercourt Simeon Johnstdii

O. B. Church

C. W. Denham

Thomas Fcaly

C.AV. Horner W. H. Ovcrockcv..-- H. C. Tarlton

P. F. Sprecher

H. M. Ewing W. A. ATilsou Cyrus Davis

J. E.Eatclift' T. D. Smith

J. F. Tavlor

Bays.

304f #765 07 306 879 10 31U 716 47 3111 703 31 302^ ' 690 50

308^- 698 28 294^ 662 62 313 734 85 309f 792 02 130 391 20

302J 709 39

265-:^ 623 16 310} 716 47 309 726 44

308-1 702 55 157 104 80

78 156 00

79 ' 158 00 48 107 99 25 64 05
EEPOET OF THE CONGEESSIOXAL PEIXTER.

Xo. 9.Persons cmjjJoyed in the i)iil}l'ic lirinVing, c^-c. —Continued. 51

Xame. Xame.

C. S. Stevens

; T.Caton

\ C. H. Thompson

C. A. Burr

I TT. TT. Stanford

, C. B. Eatcliffe

' H. P. Acker

j A. A. Smith

' J.T.Drake

' C. M. Johnston TTiUiam Pvuthevfonl J.C. Bard

'Wesley Mout|K)mery

, T. E. King

IL F. Chisolm

Oliver Shaw

James Dougherty. .

.

C. O. Alexander

\ John Peer

F. J. TTaters Joseph Crandell

J. B. King. . . I. J. Jamison

J. E. Anderson

"W. L. Anghinhaugh

.

T. ^. Hay W.H. Myers

• J. T. Benson

• Daniel Grady

X.J. Cos ,. Ed. Morgan

G. AV. Fowler

. J.G. Boss.--".

J. TV. Palmer M.L. Littlefield

J. P. Bradley

J. S. Gourlay ,W. P. Dumhle W. A. Lavalette

"Wallace Brewer W. D. Fowler

Pc B. Tophiim ^ Jere. Sterner

C. A. Brown

^Y. H. Miller

"William Krohr

A. P. Piatt..k Arthur McXelly .... E. TV. Oyster M. E. Fuller ,

Days. Days

458

10-2 4956

IIT

72

74 201 707 G12

70? 556

666

710

471 376 363

9-22 412

249

369

605

596

423

401 391 418

3b'9 493

387

438 424 283

417

407 337

396 372

369

475

381 298

4G9

450 395

451 490

416

J.L. Sinn .... A. D. Xewbold

A. T. Manpin | —

J. A. Benuani —

L. H. Patterson

C.TV. Baker

Y. F. Murphy ' V. Power ' T. T.Arnold

A. Mangan \ M. Piddle

S. Partridge

E. Anderson I A. Callahan L...

c. :smis ! M. TTickham.- i

I M. Bur rows !

j 'M.Pnrdy I I K. Stevens !

j C. Maus - M. Atchison M. Clancv \ Kki-M. Bailev K. McGaiT . . .

.

C. Palmer

S. Adams

Ida Collins . .

.

C. TVard

K. Peapsomei". M. McCarty... M. Simons M.E.Martin.

.

P. "Walling.... H. Anderson .

.

M.E. Ryan....

E. McFee

M. Eeilly

E. Amas

L. Peed

H. Murphy

T. Bryan M.Cook

S. Lynch

M. J. McLeod

.

J.Lare

J. Bresliu . .

.

E. Hill

I. E. TTells .

.

M. Griffin . .

.

X. A. Swart.

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215 28

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381 89 483 93 440 68 519 56 642 28 42 11 616 76 374 90 239 05

471 22

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410 90 670 44 510 29

661 68

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588 41 610 21

422 17 348 48 427 45

53 36

324 05

421 45 532 28 511 79 , 602 74

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I 10 07 I 13 85 ! 67 08 477 35 f
52 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in iJie puWic printing, 8fc.—Continued.

Kaiue.

M. Darby

F. Harden

L. Caspar

K, Webster

M. A. McNamara

E. Lyons M. Bofifey E. Hoey L Geiger

F. Chase

S. J. Blair K. Griffin K.Cook

K. Meagher M. A. Joyce

B. Gleason M. Keating M. E. Wren

S. Callan M. E. Little Eliza Joyce Minnie Keating.

.

E. Dickerson

G. Lowe

H. M. Downing .

.

E. D. Bond

S. Hughes

J. Beatty M. E. Owner

E. Havenner

C. Babbage

J. Gaubert M. Keyworth

J. Lyons M. Davis

A. Cross . .

.' M. Gallagher M. White

M. Sullivan

E. Hinwood

B. Bailey M. Knott

L. A. Carroll M. Gibbs

D. Harper

A. Baldwin

E. E. Lyons M. Courtney M. Walter

Bays.

Name.

$14 10 I 169 05 i 29 66 i 12 90

'

80 06

11 65

34 61

1 50

5 61 , 07 17 ! 30 23

' 18 67 216 13 24 70

' 308 42

143 35

57 73 : 174 26 : 4 20

216 44 379 05 27 69

; 195 38 049 67

10 00 • 167 44 221 94 209 83 229 02

j 382 04 82 51

i 257 45 j 319 20

j 107 00 I 15 25

42 41 219 99 155 30 22 45

110 72 44 24 288 42 326 35 252 22

145 97 50 20 360 90 570 79

10 29

M. Hyde

M. Bryan

E. Gould M. Colgan M. A. Stone . . .

.

E.* Gardner.:...

S. Cummiskey . J. O'Conner

K. F. Healey .

.

E. A.Johnson.

.

M. Clark M. McMahon .

.

E. Gray

M. Nestor

E. J. Fullalove

.

J. Howlin

E. A. Bailey.... E. Landvoigt...

J. Jordon

E. J. Grinnan .

.

E. Lackey

J. Barry M. Donnelly . .

.

E. McCarthy...

S. Giberson

S. Cronin

C. Lusby

A. Butler

J. Morris

B. Kennelly

E. Handebeau .

.

J. Crider K. Grant

F. Bellman M. Needham . .

.

A.Hughes

S. Collins

J. M. Jones

A. Sutton

E. Korts

H. Minoag

S. Hess

J. La Fontaine . M. Fordhani . .

.

E. Conway

M. E. SherAvood

C. O'Leary

E. Hefifell A.Dalv

Days.
REPORT OF THE COXGRESSIOXAL PRIXTER. •

Xo. 9.Persons employed in the jiiihJicjyyinting, ij-c. —Continued. 53

Days.

J. Murphy -^45-2 20 M. E. Jones 88 ST

} M. Cline 478 20

' if. Oakland 302 33 J.Heise 390 66 E. H. Stantou 182 46 M. Fitzpatrick 255 35

if. J. Morris 242 69 A. .Jones 159 92 M.LaBille 522 S3 A. Higgins 431 28

•J. F. Gary 478 23 M. Marshall | 5 51 L. A. Foraey ' 10 72 T. Keefe 900 00 A. Wilson 601 83 A. Hodge 263 79 M. Boyle 494 51 H. Morris 486 19 A. French 621 90 R. Stockholm --r— { 502 15 M.A.Graves ...'.. ......[ 614 42 M. Bnrke j 433 64 D. Thompson ' 93 42

S. Martin i 302 45 M. Fenton 271 95 T. Harrison .j^5 96 C. Daily 508 99 M. Hlsley 303 38 L. Silvers j 652 03 M. McXamara | j 524 52 M.Hall 611 20 H. ATehster 2-7 ,-3

•J. Ingraham 365 75 L. Trenis j 173 5?

J. McCooey | j 60 51 A. Connell ' '

1 351 86 C. Howard '

| 513 28

S. Dickson '

i 505 25 X. Wood..^ ' 18 16 A. Bresnahan ; 381 01 M. Meekius ' 225 12 E. French 459 64 CShean , 302 23

C. Bates I 510 08 E.Wells- i 260 37 M. Brick 194 13

S. Waters 1 266 93 M.Connellv ! 318 72

Xame.

F. E. Hays...

A. Flynu

C. TTood M. Mattingly

S. Husted

E. Germou M. Dawson

E. S. Spencer

J. Mayhew

A. Thompson

M. Flemming

M. Hunter M. M. Davis

T. j^allade E. Marche M. J. Flaherty.' L. Wilson

C. FoVler M. A. Clancy

•A. Manning

L. Slagle .• A. Duncan

M. Garrett

J. Thomas j M. Flaherty I J. WHson i G. Parker ' S. Moon. i D. Eeilly i A. Atchison M. E. Eegan W. Woodend ' M. Eandall \ E. J. Proctor M. Magnire

J. Buckley

C.Wright ' A. Piggott L.Eusseli i L. Tucker i S. E. Quinn ' M. A. Burdette

' M. Walsh

'

II. Pocock

I •J. Davison ] C. Tovruley K. Devine E.Parker , Ida Sorrell ,

.

'

.

Days.

.8134 97

31 55

371 11 441 91 337 13

480 44 304 81 40 52 224 69 349 64 604 04

99 75

470 73

G 78 582 19 599 36

456 80 384 07

511 02 267 60 30 93 311 57

424 69 38 97 346 48

373 15

153 68 346 12 272 06

30 25

96 90 407 31 44 56 404 23

457 33

561 87 255 08

623 58

24 05

438 28

70 53 621 67

435 66

' 21 87 498 11

_ 162 23

173 17

12 55

153 87
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

No. 9.Persons eniployecl in ihc public prhitlng, cfc. —Continued.

Name.

Days. A. McDowell ' |!495 17 B. Duffy M. A. Thompson

M. Markliam

H. Daily M. Sullivan K. Clements

C. Power

M. Coakley

L. Hays

M. Ward. ... A. Benson M. Quinn

A. Cruso

S. Kleiber

4) I

413 85 519 88 524 70 324 85

124 92

4 98

59 09

4 36 254 28

388 33 22 97 202 81

' 90 250 29

^>rame.

L. Piggott

S. E. Haines

A. Carmody

M.Buckley

A.Ralph

M. A. Hardcastle. M. Collins K. Holohon

A. Walsh

J. Martin

A. Keef'er

S. F. Burch

J. Conner

I. E.Eoche

A. M. O'Bryou . .

.

\Days.

.$320 3C

471 7(5 93 55 22 23

85 94 229 27

80 203

175

8165

90 200

205

85 PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H. Roberts J.W.White

D. W. Landvoigt...

C. Denham . W. B. R. Williss. .

.

Charles Lemon

P. A. Manning

J.F. Buehler..^... Augustus Jacobs . .

.

Ig.M. Knott:

P. P. Stewart

A. G. Hullett

J. H. Maine Henry Morgan

A. Pitzsimons

G. Rosewag

B. J. Burnell Thomas Songster.

.

J. W. Meyer

J. H. Paterson

E. Wakeling

William Gaisberg. Samuel Koockogey

S. T. Crawford .... Thomas Beckett .

.

Daniel Murphy

G.L.Tracy

J. E. Gaily

P. J.Gibson A.^, Henry

366 1, 875 Oft 313 1, 669 34 312 1, 361 90 312 1, 351 84 3125 1, 355 79 ; 313 1, 356 34 305} 1, 235 00 i 305t 1,223 00 : 304a 1, 217 50

3101- 1, 240 50 31H 1,246 50 2881 1, 153 50 297^ 1, 188 50 303t 1, 214 50 ! 306* 1, 226 00

298-1- 1,193 00

265g- 1, 100 50

' 301f 1, 207 00 i 282i- 1,128 50

285-1;- 1, 140 50 309 1,236 00 1 311 1,244 00 ! 283^ 1,135 00 308 1,232 00

1 285i 1, 142 00

3031- 1,212 00 1 292i 1, 169 00 279 1, 116 00 61t 247 00

306i 1, 226 00

W. V.Bain

H. Hyde

H. Hammond

J. P. Moran W. T.Bodensick ... H.C.Hunt

Martin McCormick

A. W. Luhrs

Jos. Maddren

H. G. Luerssen John Cole

T. J. Kelly

J. W. Harrison

^Y. P. Slattery

J. V. McGraw

J. W. Gray

Alex. McAllister W. G. Elliott Eugene Gallagher .

.

T. 1). Worlock W. jSI. Nicholson ... P. H. W. Rutland .

.

James McDermott . Edwin Walmsley .

.

Lewis Terry

D. Crawford

J. C.Cobb

P. B. Trout James Stewart

J. R. Harmer

285J 1,143 00 259J 1,039 50 296 1, 184 00 292| 169 50

288g- 1 193 50

2941 1, 077 00

2931- 1, 172 50 308^ 1 234 50 30U 1, 205 00

3031 242 00

295i- : 180 .50 2781- 1, 151 00

281 1 124 00 266i 1 067 00

166i 666 00 232^ 931 00 237 J 951 50

57-]- 229 00 56i ^ 00

271- 111 00 25 100 00 222^ 891 50 774 00

145i 582 00

123 00 m 390 50 59 268 00

31 124 00 302i 1,219 00

308.V 1, 250 50
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons eniploycd in the pnhlic jyi'inting, tf-c. —Coiitimied.

Xame. Xame.

Y. S. Metc alf

C. T. Elwood

C. A. Williams

i Samuel Davis

.J. W, Pyemout

C.H. Bowne

j H. C. Dobl)s

j Mark Maifoith

I George Signers j 2941

I George Corlies \ 3021;

' T. W. Dutclier W. H. Ilarm. r John Espey

G. H. Uodeusick W. A. Miller William Scott

J. J. BATHOS

Dennis Tooiiicy - 1 313 U. C. Esp, y

T. 0. ilay

.J. A. Laii<lv(ii-l W. B.Bur-er...- M. B. (j onion

G.A\'. Eisher....

C. E. Tretler Andrew Tale '. J. T. Bhikeucy

G. r..r.Britt B. B. Kiirford Charles Eilcy .E.C.Pbilpitt

J. E. Bullock

Peter Byrne

11. A. Conncll

J. S. Eobiuson

G. D. Burch

C. E. Walker Henry McGivcn

G. W. Eraucis, jr .LA. Perkins.-- Henry Wiese

J. W. Bcall .' J. H. ^McCormick

F. li. Cuuninghain

C. H. Koelder James Bead

D. A. Thompson

Days.

2G2i ! |1, 049 50 3061 1, 236 00 294 ! 1, 180 00

279-S- 1, 127 50

290:1- 1, 170 50 280J 1, 123 50 300§ 1, 202 00 280§ 1, 130 50 29588 1, 187 50

305i- 1,231 00

2941- 1, 184 50

302i 1,217 50 294i 1,185 00 309 1, 236 00

9G1 00 43i 173 CO 15 60 00 313 1, 275 50

2971- 1, 192 00 313 1, 300 25

303^^ 1.214 50 30Ti 1, 229 00

3012- 1, 207 00 309 1, 230 00

303i 1, 215 50

298;!. 1, 192 .".O 288"^ 1, 103 50 306J 1,247 .50 283^ 1, 135 50 304i 1,218 00

304g 1,254 50

205!.- 1, 061 00

294S 1, 207 00 305J 1,221 50 305| 1,223 00

304i- 1, 219 50

2911- 1, 165 00

300i- 1, 234 50 2965 1, 223 50

304g- 1, 254 50

175i 702 00

308g- 1, 262 50 2985 1, 205 50

309i- 1, 272 50

245^ 1, 018 00 3Q2i 1, 210 00 311| 1, 283 50

277-i- 1, 109 00 307 1, 264 00

C.E. Weser

J. C. Hodges

AYilliamMcLane

A. D. Stidham

C. P. P. Wroe

C. S. Willis

J. P. McKean

James St. Clair

J. W. Houx

li. E. Foster

E. Siebert -i 308 W. D. Hotchkiss

B. Chase

G. H. Maurer

C. H. Walker

.1. A. B. Espey

AloxaiKler Bain

( ;eorge O. Barues

J. A. Toomoy

AV. F. Clarksoii

J. P. D.Caton

Frank Miller D. ^V. Baruitz

.Tacob Beiher

AV. D. Elwood

J. H. Bush

L. Dowden

. John Doherty

I E. Pumphrey

I L. W. Denham

; Thomas Menshaw

I H, T. Houck

'\ G. W. Fraunces, sr

I A. A. Smith

I AVilliam Howlett

II M. A. Dubois

1

1 E. Eidgway

!i J. T. McGowau

i; W. M. Glover..

Il CM. Knott

j J. L. Bentzler

Ij Charles Fowler

jl J. B. Smith

jj J. D. Conner

I Thomas Kehoe

jl Alfred Thomas

I

I D. F. Mahoney

:i T. S. Baylie , Andrew Melville

ceiv<

Time

en

Am't

re

$1, 139 00

301

1

1, 206 00 304 1, 256 00 307^ 1,228 50

247-g- 989 50 2515 1, 007 50 288^ 1, 154 00

2911- 1, 165 50 1211 486 50 292^ 1, 170 50

308 1, 232 00

306-i^ 1, 252 00 193i 806 50 296f 1, 2u2 00

307g- 1, 263 50 297 1, 188 00 209 1, 076 00 301 1, 240 00 204^ 818 00 3001

3021-

1, 239 50

1, 246 50 310 1, 276 00

301s 1, 229 50

283I- 1, 135 00

100 • 400 00 274i 1,098 00 286i 1, 145 00 305i 1,223 00 3031 1,249 50 3051 1, 223 50

297g- 1, 225 50

307i 1,26D 50 285 1, 140 00

3011- 1,241 00 286 1, 144 00 2935 1,208 00

245-1 983 00

2991- 1, 232 50

3015 1, 228 50 285 1, 140 00 232 958 00

279-i- 1, 137 00

3121- 1, 287 00

281-i 1, 172 50 182f 729 50

285i 1,141 00

276J- 1, 128 50 288* 1, 183 50 2821 1, 166 00
56 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed in the pnhlic printing, tfc—Continued.

Name

I ^V. G. Evaiis

: P.J. Caldwell E.Xasli

1

I E*. G, Lowey

I John Adams

j Augustus Kiilmer

.

J. J. Brunor

J. A. Eyan

S. W. Bowen W. H. Moran

: Augustus Shulz

I William Cliedal....

I J. A. Maurer

H. T. Eckart H. J. Kehr

"William Hayes

P. C. Gillon

T. S. Stebbins ....... J. S. Maddren

D. K. Hallock W. H. Goibutt Gustave King

P. J. Byrne

E. T. Eckloff Orrin Eddy

E. B. Walker

Charles Shettle

C. Franz

C. H.Welsh

J. H. Graham

Maurice Elynn

11. A. McPherson, jr S.AV. Lewis

George Griffith

J. C. Motherhed H.L.Wells .... T. Haswell

AY. T. Johnston

Cecilia Crow

Annie Eeilly

E. V. Sanderson '. EllaPdley

K. H. Locke M. E.Dow

L E. Westerfield . . .

.

S. J. Snyder

E. Osmond

D. B. Stack

AT. E. Moore

Days.

3011

304i 235f 9n

3091

309^ 293

287

2791

233 282^

209J

269i

248

2601 309

312

38 219^

1441- 151| 145f

1261

103|

SIS' 23^ 1614 306^

312

307

^313

312i^ 3111 312i

313

304^ i 31 2i 289^

•305!, 276

216*

2982- 271i

244

Go}

277J 307J

Name.

$1, 206 00

1, 253 00 979 00 367 00

1, 237 00

1, 239 00

1, 198 00

1, 148 00

1, 154 50 932 00

1, 159 50 875 50

1, 104 00

1, 020 00

1, 041 50

1, 246 00

1, 258 0(J 152 00 879 00

579 00

631 00 618 50 537 00 455 50 240 50 94 50

64 00 56 00

029 67 C43 17 632 17 579 00 494 19 493 62

468 75

469 .50 452 31

4.-i0 96 724 67 687 24 619 37

I 468 13 i 674 12

' 603 44 544 07 VM 00

623 62

620 37

I 615 50

C. Crooks

S. E. McCafterty.... E.B.Morley

J. C. Ramsey

J. Cathcart Louisa Wells

J. E. Bennett

Charlotte Yeatman . Jennie Paira Josephine Gheen

Annie Jarvis .... H. Gillott.-.. Eose Kleiber M. E.Barry

Margaret Shields . .

.

Mary Honan

S. J. Davis

Ella Gallagher Mary Fox

M. J. Topham

M. M. Eeilly

Eittie Mitchell

P. A. Schermerlioru .

.

Blanche Westerfield M. E. Dulany

L. A. Caulk

M. A. Wasney

Margaret Sohns Maggie Byrnes Mary Ehyon

M. A. Fisher M. Whittier

S. E. Copeland

Agnes Adams

M. Falconer Jennie Goss Fannie Malone Eva Walker

Florence Love

Annie Garej' A. E. Stokely

Alice Alexander

S. Eitter

L. C. Estabrook

Sallie Eowan

M. B. Hyde

A. A. Colclesser H.AY. Hobbs

Marj^ Cornwall

Days.

302 !5!604 00 289 578 00

307i

288.1 615 00

577 00 294^ 588 25 294| '589 50 287 574 00

274,L 549 00 24 48 00

170S- 400 69

56^7 106 25

306' 573 23

2441 464 42 302i 580 84 292i 561 03

3054 595 21

284 542 84

|285 544 9C

307-J 589 38

307 588 25

276 530 50 280$ 539 25

258a 474 36

253| 525 95 205^ 397 75 313 .573 84 263i 523 44

29il 546 86

266g 490 59 280^ .513 78

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39 78 00 284} 565 84 309s ,579 65 258

-

484 84 3061 563 37 31U 612 34 277J 514 21 251 471 91 K4 337 33

9 16 50

12 22 00 «84 361 75

157i 299 28

179} 354 67 307^ 412 73

58 77 34
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. 57

No. 9.

Persons employed in the ;public prinimg, ^-c.—Continued.

Xame.

Alice Johnston Mary McGoIdrack . .

.

T. B. McXamee

Mary Utley

E. M. Darby

B. Brookhavt

il. E. Kelelier James Johnson

I. J. Phcenix

0. Stuaft M. E. Bailey... A. E. "Weaver

Lizzie Gaughran

George McCauley

S. A. White

E. T. Coke Emma Earp

Sallie Best Florence D. Co-vvling. Beatrice Terrell

F. E. Delauy ,. .

.

T. A. Einggold

L. Y. Adams

T. M. Garrett

Letitia Jackson

Joseph E. lardella D. C. Einggold M. T. Lincoln

"William Eobinson . .

.

J. TT. Hughes

A. L. Carrier W. C. Heck

D.C.McGivern EUisHnghes

T. "W. White

J. T. "Whitaker James McKenney

S.L Boteler Eohert Simonds Thomas Mullen W. H. Fletcher

C. L. Greanacher

G. L. Eeady

J. S. I^oxon

J. A. Paterson G.M. Bond

John Hastings

"W. S. Marchaei

T. A. Kennard

Days.

2yii 2691

99i 3041

281 248

2651

2941

308 294i

310i 2891 283^

2801

2821- 284i

309^

299,L 2m

2SU

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104

104 103^

104 104

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122 122

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396 72 416 56 387 36 379 37 373 84 379 23 382 06 415 22

454 01 388 24

377 38 324 23

116 50 34 67

90 70 30 33 259 83 210 22

629 37 595 25

515 12 493 75 448 50 427 50 274 00

86 19 402 60 402 60 269 50 268 19

1, 207 80

1, 207 80

891 90

821 67 182 00 214 50 276 25 953 15

798 17

720 31

Name.

John Lynch

"William Cruso W. T. Kelly

D. F. S. Eodgers . .

.

Moses Smith Arthur Summers . Charles Barr

O. B. Chrismond \ . G. G. Koehler Abraham Eawls .

.

Burr Lucas

J. M. Heck

Edu-ard Darby

j James Frank Hiram Spear

J.C. Smith

H. I. Elwood

Joseph Morgan . .

.

E. A. Fenton

L. T. Jewett

H. C.Joy

Patrick McKamee

Eobert Logan

Ellen Sheahan

E. E. Bnchecker. .. PIECEWORK. M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris Mary Morris

F. M. Eeed

J. Eutherdale K M. Tibbetts

S. E. Cronin Margaret Stewart. .

.

Isabella Johnston. .

.

L. Dennison Margaret Eennelly

Frances Straub

L. S. Seeders

Ella Donley

J. E. Minor

J. Goldsborough

Mary Gallagher Susan Gruerin Ella Hanrahan

Ellen Sullivan M. E. Orr

E. J. McElfresh

a

Days.

313

364

310

79 365

313

307^ 296f 2661

313 285i

66 306 296J

366 312f

282i

313 282i 306 246J

313

313

182

193

5
58 REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

No. 9.

Persons employed in the public lyrinting, cfc-^-Continued.

Name.

Martha Bradley Ann Branuon

Sallio Eowan

Margaret Cronin. .

.

Annali Smith

Susan Lemmon

C. E. Kennedy

Mary Frauncis

C. Eenneker M. Bryan

S. C. Kennedy , L. Mack

Ada Glover

E. Tolson Mary McKenna

Mary Fagan

C. Monalian

Eoselia Scott Emma White

M. A. Broadbeck

Jennie Boswell Minnie Smith

Minnie Shiver M. J. Hand

I. C. Moore . M. J. Gordon. . Eugenie Eivaux

^TellieKrafft Annie "Withey

G. Mitchell Mary Geddes Kate Sprigg

J. A. "Warren M. J. Blush . M. V- Lee

A. V. Hunt

A. H. Liudsley

iT. C. MiddlekaufF . .

.

L. Force Mary Atchison

L. A. Gates

Elizabeth Huntress

.

Mary McDonough .

,

S. Y. Stansbury

L. V. Klopfer Emma Hooker . P. T. Hopkins M. B. Hyde

Josepliiue Chadwell

Days.

$546 43 530 25 138 69 537 96

369' 44 492 66 503 39 254 51 440 04

300 97 554 79 528 49 532 27 538 51 452 15 326 41 475 86 74 56 250 26 349 78 95 69 367 36

455 63

456 50 509 48 502 24

104 69 502 06

381 11 707 11 349 78 454 38 513 89

41 92

85 06 370 55 235 86 517 11 375 03 274 55

361 27 397 22 507 26

_ 436 32'

381 13

511 05

440 02

74 32

3 67

IsTame.

Mary Shugrue

Ellen Corner Mary Barry Adele Lafon

Sallie Michael

S. E. TAvitchell

C. Stanton

E. Hubbard

A. A. Colclesser . .

.

E. V. Slyer M. L. iudlow.

Clara Boswell Jane Bosworth

L. C. Esterbrook. .

.

Virginia Magruder

M. F. Dove

M.E.Hill

Lura McNall Mary Miller Kate Kelly M. A. Burns

L. J. L. Eobinson -

.

M. A. Ford M. M. Eeilly

Eittie Mitchell Laura Hunt

Josephine Clark . .

.

A. E. Stokely M. E. Downing

E. J. Hooper.

Frances Graves. . .

.

Emma Brown

M. A. Seitz E. G. Hays

M. A. Greene

J. M. Garnett

Catharine Durham.

S. E. Elwood

V. Bryan

Mary Brown , B. D. Friend '.. S. C. Watson

Annie Lane Martha Elwood M. J.Marr , Susie Ricker

Jennie Gates Kate Eeilly

Days.