1 large cant-hook.

2 pairs pipe-stocks and dies.

330 pounds corrugated roofing, (copper.) 250 pounds twelve-pound lead, (sheet.)

150 feet 11-inch galvanized sheet-iron pipe.

PORTABLE GAS-MACHINES, FIXTURES, ETC.

1 large double Stevens' gas-machine.

1 small single Stevens' gas-machine.

2 thermometers.

2 old gas-pendants.

31 6-inch shade-holders.

45 Argand burners.

9 dozen old bat-wing and fish-tail burners. 3 dozen new patent burners.

16 cut-glass globes.

2 large 14-inch porcelain shades.
2 kerosene lamps.

Inventory of furniture, &c., in Topographical division, Post-Office Department. Office 915

E street, northwest.

3 stoves.

3 clocks.

1 letter-press.
2 water-coolers.

2 ice-pitchers.

6 map-racks.

1,000 maps, more or less.

Sales of United States property in the Post-Office Department.

July, 1872, to August, 1873, for old carpets, iron, boxes, paper, rent of stable, marble, &c

July, 18/2, to August, 1873, post-route maps

July, 1872, to August, 1873, waste-paper to George Hill..

$462 11

1,205 74

5,668 55

7,336 40

Exhibit of all payments from the contingent fund of the Post Office Department, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1873.

To whom paid.

James L. Kervand

For what object.

Stationery.

ream foolscap paper, $3.50; ream letter, $3; ream
note, $2; 3 boxes steel pens, $1.50; 4 dozen rubber
bands, $1.60; 1 dozen rubber penholders, $4.50; 1 steel
eraser, 75 cents; 1 bottle carmine ink, 75 cents; livory
folder. $1; 1 piece rubber, 15 cents; I dozen Faber's
pencils, $1; 1 box official envelopes, $2; 1 box letter
envelopes, $1.50; 1 box note envelopes, $1; 2 ruling
pens, $2.50; 1 banker's inkstand, $3; ink, paper, &c,,
$93.23

2 reams cap ruling and printing stop, $8; 2 dozen mem-
orandum-books. $6.30; 25 dozen Faber's blue pencils,
$10; 2 reams letter paper, $7; 2 dozen imperial ink,
French, $9.26; 12 packages Star Mills paper, $1.80
Printing 2 reams Pucket note paper. $4.50; printing 2
reams letter paper, $4.50; 10 gross rubber bands, $9.70;
printing 2 reams letter, $4.50, 2 dozen memorandum-
books, $5.30; 1 eyelet punch, $2.50; 12 packets Eagle
Mills paper, $4.80

Printing and paper, $12.92; pens, $3.90
Folders, $2.50; paper, $13.50; pencils, $1.20

Kervand & Towers..... Pens, $18 65; memorandum-books, $6.30; folders, paper,

and pencils, $30

Paper, mucilage, and printing

John C. Parker.....

Paper. $11.25; mucilage. $17.50; erasers, $1.16.
Penholders, $7.17; ink, $27.00; bands, $3 50; paper, $11.10
Bands, ink, penholders, tracing cloth, &c

48 77

95 97

Pens, $9.40; ink, $18; penholders, $2.39; bands, $7.68;
books, &c., $87.85

125 32

William Ballantyne..... Sponge, pens, pencils, ink, books, erasers, paper-cutters,

Exhibit of all payments from the contingent fund of the Post-Ofice Department, &c.—Cont'd.

Washington Gas-Light For gas consumed during fiscal year ending June 30, 1873.
Company.

$6,310 30

76 41

42 45

43 51

42.45

6,017 68

4,556 44

Exhibit of all payments from the contingent fund of the Post-Office Department, &c.-Cont'd.

Exhibit of all payments from the contingent fund of the Post-Office Department, &c.—Cont'd.

Exhibit of all payments from the contingent fund of the Post-Office Department, &c.-Cont'd.