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He verifies that from the mālṣundūq of al-Quds he has been paid 3820 ġurūš (the cost of the swords and robes of honour bought for the tribes in Gazza in order of the mutaṣarrif and with the consent of the Managing Council.
Dated 1282 Ğumādā I 10 according to Ottoman religious (Islamic) calendar.
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°442, page 205.

The report is followed by a maḍbaṭa of the members of the Managing Council of al-Quds: Faydi Islam, qādī; Muhammad Tahir, mudīr maliyya; as-sayyid Muhammad Ali, nāẓir nufus and others; Sanad from al-hagg Makkt Mustafa, naǧǧār.
The documents give reasons for the necessity of repair of the three qarawulhanes in Sitt Maryam (Bab as-Sayyida Maryam), Sa'm qapusi (Bab Sa'm) and Bab Bani Da'ud (Bab Sayyidina Da'ud). The total cost of the repair, according to the preliminary calculations, amounts to 450 ġurūš. The ḫazinā of al-Quds has paid 429 ġurūš. The ard is in Ottoman Turkish.
Dated 1281 Aylūl 20 to Tišrīn II 16 according to Ottoman fiscal calendar, "Rumi".
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°443, page 205.

Members of the Managing Council: Faydi Islam, qādī; Mustafa, muftī; Muhammad Tahir, mudīr maliyya, as-sayyid Muhammad Amin, mudīr awqaf; Anton, a representative of the Latins; Grigorius, a representative of the Greeks, Ishaq Isra'il of the Jews and others.
It shows the spending of 3820 ġurūš for swords and robes of honour, which were presented as a token of mercy on behalf of the state to the tribes from Gazza where the people of the mutaṣarrif of al-Quds have gone to in order to collect the state arrears.
Dated 1282 Ğumādā I 8 according to Ottoman religious (Islamic) calendar.
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°440, page 204.

For the maḍbaṭa, members of the Managing Council of al-Quds: Faydi Islam, qādī; Muhammad Tahir, mudīr mal; Muhammad Tahir, muftī; as-sayyid Muhammad Nas'at, mudīr tahrirat and others.
Sanad by which the payment of 2252 ġurūš from the ḫazinā of al-Quds is verified. The sum represents the cost of the wax, olive oil and others necessary for the lighting of the building of the Managing Council and the departments in the governmental sarāy during the nights of the month Ramadan 1282 (from January 1st to February 16, 1866).
Supplementary notes of financial authorities in Ottoman Turkish.
Dated 1282 Šawwāl 5-6 according to Ottoman religious (Islamic) calendar.
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°453, page 208.

It represents a list of the names of the soldiers under his command. The list is followed by a maḍbaṭa of the members of the Managing Council of the qaḍā Bayt Lahm: Muhammad Hafiz, mudīr; Musa Imran, nā'ib; Muhyi -d-din, muftī; Abd as-Salam al-Ga'uni, kātib mal and others, made with reference to the payment of the salaries of the military men during the indicated month. The whole sum amounting to 5100 ġurūš (80 ġurūš each soldier and 300 ġurūš to the yūzbāšī) was paid by the mālṣundūq of al-Quds.
Dated 1281 Kānūn I 31 according to Ottoman fiscal calendar, "Rumi".
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°449, page 207.

Order of the services, holy office, choir and other subjects related to the community.

For the maḍbaṭa, members of the Managing Council of the liwā' of al-Quds: as-sayyid Muhammad Nazif, mutaṣarrif; as-sayyid Hasan Sadr as-Din, nā'ib and others.
3231 ġurūš were spent for the transportation by horses and camels of foodstuffs for the army located in the village of Bayt Lahm. The sum is to be paid by the mālṣundūq of al-Quds.
Dated 1289 Mayis 3 to 10 according to Ottoman fiscal calendar, "Rumi".
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°494, page 222.

Sent to the ma'mur tahrir of the liwā' al-Quds in connection with the distraining of the land of the village.
Supplementary notes in Ottoman Turkish.
Dated 1290 Ḏū-l-ḥiǧǧa 27 according to Ottoman religious (Islamic) calendar.
Identifier in 1984 Sofia's catalogue: N°498, page 223.

report and timetable; in 1909 Committee "Union and Progress" founded New Ottoman college for all nationalities and religions, financed by donations, foreign consulate's aid and college fee. Programme: Turkish, Arabian, French languages, geography, history, arithmetic, gymnastics, no religious education. Population imposed religious education, college administration accepted. 80 students, including 25 Muslims, 2 Jews, others are Orthodox. English and French consulates and local authorities didn't support college, teachers are bad paid, one third of students leaved it; moral conflicts in society; public education. Sender: Russian consul general in Jerusalem A.F. Kruglov; Recipient: Russian Ambassador in Constantinople N.V. Charykov.

Includes table of families (1879-1881).