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ff. 165v-179 Correspondence about appointment of V. Dorogulin as assistant of Eppinger at the Russian constructions; recommendation and detailed characteristics of Levitov. Characteristics of architect Granovsky. About nun Alexandra Ebern, willing to buy an estate in Jerusalem and live there; she is supposed to be appointed ahead of a charity house for women. Recommendation to G. Saruf, conditions about his scholarship. Includes marginal brief summary with references to the numbers in the Foreign Affairs ministry. ff. 178v-179 about G. Saruf, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 227v-229 One letter from Patriarch Cyril and 3 letters from Konstantin Nikolaevich. Mainly greetings and expression of friendship. Petition for approval of the project of the church in Beth-Sakur. Includes marginal pagination according to the original, in Russian and pencil ink. Part of the texts are translations from Greek.

ff. 306-311 About ordering furniture and linen for the Russian hospital in Jerusalem. On the purchasing of the estate of Archimandrite Nikephor (October 9, 1859). The 2nd half of the letter is handwritten copy by Dmitrievsky. Includes marginal brief notes, pagination according to the original, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 265-271v On the organisation of special boxes in the churches all over Russia for gathering donations for the Palestine Committee and the pilgrims to the Holy Places.
ff. 272-275 On the formation of a library at the Russian constructions in Jerusalem, from the library of the Ministry of Education. List of books and periodicals.
Includes marginal notes, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 220-223 On the building a church in Bet-Sakur; on the repairing the dome of the Holy Sepulchre temple, and discussions with the French Consul; about the church of St. Anna in Jerusalem, and the protest of the Patriarch against the Latins. Includes marginal brief notes, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 230v-231 D. Obolensky to Bishop Cyril Naumov. The affair of Beth-Sakur is a matter of special interest of the Emperor (July 29, 1860). Further correspondence on Beth-Sakur church and place.
ff. 231-231v Constantin Nikolaevich to M. Eppinger, instructions about the construction of the church (July 29, 1860).
ff. 231v-232v K. Sokolov to D. Obolensky, about the progress of the building of the church (October 18, 1860).
ff. 233-234v M. Eppinger to D. Obolensky, details on the Beth-Sakur affair and the construction. Details on the Russian constructions in Jerusalem (April 17, 1861).
ff. 234v-236 M. Eppinger to D. Obolensky, protests from the French consulate concerning the construction of a Russian church in Beth-Sakur, the rights of the Latins on that territory (May 1, 1861).
ff. 236v-237v Report of K. Sokolov on the Beth-Sakur affair, every activities should be stopped because of the French protest (May 1, 1861).
ff. 237v-238 B. Mansurov to Constantin Nikolaevich, the discussions between the Russian and French ambassadors in Constantinople, as well as the steps of the Russian ambassador in Paris Kiselev did not help the Beth-Sakur affair (March 2, 1862).
ff. 239-240v B. Mansurov to Patriarch Cyril, request about the construction of a church in Beth-Sakur (November 8, 1859).
ff. 240v-241v Constantin Nikolaevich to Patriarch Cyril, about the future construction (June 29, 1860).
ff. 242-242v D. Obolensky to M. Eppinger about the administration of the church in Beth-Sakur (July 29, 1860).
ff. 242v-243v M. Eppinger to D. Obolensky, about the final permission on the construction (October 17, 1860).
ff. 243v-244 M. Eppinger to D. Obolensky, the Patriarch likes that the church is built with Russian money but dislikes that it may become Russian possesion (October 17, 1860).
ff. 244-244v M. Eppinger to D. Obolensky, about the construction of a bell-tower in Beth-Sakur (October 31, 1860).
Includes marginal pagination according to the original, commentary (f. 245), in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 51-62v Correspondence on the foundation and the construction of Russian St. Trinity church in Jerusalem, financial details. About the construction of a church near the Temple of the Holy Sepulchre. Includes marginal brief notes by Dmitrievsky, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 246-264 Reports of M. Eppinger on the construction works of the Russian constructions in Jerusalem, correspondence and accounts on the building materials, hiring of workers, etc. Technical details on the construction. Includes marginal pagination according to the original, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 285-285v Constantin Nikolaevich to Akhmatov. About the approval of the project on the purchase of land next to the Holy Sepulchre; about making calculations and drawings of the future church at that place (April 11, 1861).
ff. 285v-286 K. Sokolov to D. A. Obolensky. About the variants of organisation of the purchase (either directly from the owners, or via the Patriarchate). Bishop Cyril Naumov managed to organise the purchase via the Patriarchate (September 18, 1861).
ff. 287-287v Translation of the Greek document, signed by Metropolitan Meletios, concerning the receiving of money for the purchase (114000 T. lyres).
ff. 287v-288 K. Sokolov to B. P. Masurov, about the success of the affair (October 30, 1861).
ff. 288-289 K. Sokolov to B. P. Mansurov. Details on the purchase of the estate, calculations of the money paid to the Patriarchate for the mediation (December 10, 1861).
ff. 289v-290. B. Mansurov K. Sokolov. Request for a plan of the estate, details on the finances (January 24, 1862).
ff. 290-291v K. Sokolov to B. Mansurov. Financial details on the affair; organisation matters concerning legalization of the estate as Russian property (February 12, 1862).
ff. 291v-292v B. Mansurov to Constantin Nikolaevich. Financial details on the purchase, a sum more than 23000 Rub is needed (May 28, 1862).
ff. 292v-293 B. Mansurov to M. Eppinger. Request about purchasing the territory next to the bakery; request about a plan of the whole territory (June 15, 1862).
ff. 293v-298v M. Eppinger to B. Mansurov. Details on the purchase; about the plan. Mistakes made by Sokolov; a project of purchase of the shops next to the estate via Sureya Pasha (July 19, 1862).
ff. 298v-299 M. Eppinger to B. P. Mansurov. The plan is ready; the 11 shops should be bought by all means (July 19, 1862).
ff. 299v-301v Detailed description of the Russian estate next to the Holy Sepulchre (made by Eppinger).
ff. 301v-302 A. Karcov to B. Mansurov. About purchasing the shops (June 15, 1863).
ff. 302v-304v M. Eppinger to B. Mansurov. On the same subject. His audience to the Patriarch, discussion on the matter (September 13, 1862).
ff. 305 Coloured plan of estate next to the Holy Sepulchre (made by Eppinger, original).
Includes marginal brief notes, pagination according to the original, in Russian and pencil ink.

ff. 1-2v Report of Kruglov about the plans of Rumania to found a mission in Jerusalem. Two Rumanian monks rented a house in Jerusalem; suspicion from the side of the Patriarch.